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p OETICAL,
carrier s address.
1 hear a sick man’s dyingstfh*
Vrwi nr •*:>;.'* idle i^-'n'er ;
] c.il ■ (y \ »-ar h * ' ? by,—
I N. v C1 ‘in• s d ,-i £ aIler :
Let >.rr.w $h-d her '>nely tear,
Let lUrelry i. f»er ladL:
Bring Uioghs ol tfP*** ,jr L‘“* bier,
11 a fig «*' tli* cradle .
Mutes to waP ' r‘ 'be funeral state!
»«• «T’ir th- wme !
And a feq* «« for F >ry F. ght —
And a iea! Il to Forty Mine.
Ala-' f«r hit man harpL*-*,
4 .i« ! f ,*r human s Trow :
O-r Vest*-rJay c* nothing' *§s.
What else will l*» our Morrow ?
hlill Beau V most be stealing hearts,
• An k iav»-ry stealing purses:
Stil Cooks must live >\ rnaki .4 tarts.
And Wits by making ver*es;
\\ bile House an 1 Senate snli debase,
The .>aine Stars set and shine :
A i d the W rid .»«, 11 r M through Forty-Eight,
Must mil through Forty-Mine.
Somp kifig will come, in Heaven’s good time,
To The tomb his fa her came to ;
S*me Thi-f will wade through blood and crime,
To a crotrn he has no claim to;
S-nne suff-ring Land will rend in twain
The manacles 1 hat bnind her;
And gather the links of the hr ken chain
To fasten them proudly round her;
Congressmen will squabble and prate,
And log-roll and combine.
And much where wv were in Forty-Eight,
We shall be in Forty-Mine.
Our Town will be extremely gay,
< >ur Streets extremely muddy ;
And Boys and Maidens still will play,
Instead of read and study :
\Ye shall have a new President,
S • too will liepubliqne T'rancuisc:—
Oil that to her be wisdom lent
In the choice, must ev’ry man say ;
And long and late, at many a fete,
Her best Champaigne will shine;
And as brisk as it was in Forty-Eight,
ii will be in Forty-Mine.
From boilers steam willstill hurst forth.
And thousands send to their long rest ;
And there’ll he "Free Soil” in the North#
And stabbing* in the South-West ;
And mendicants will sup like Kings,
And Lords w:!! swear like Lacqueys;
And black eyes oft will lead to rings
And rings will lead to black eyes ;
And pretty Kate will scold her mate,
In a dialect all divine;
Alas they married in Forty-Eight—
They will part in Forty Mine.
John Thomas Mugg, on a lonely hill,
Will do a deed of mystery,
And many a penny paper fill
Five columns with the history;
The Jury will be all surprize,
The Prisoner quite collected ;
And the Judge so grave will wipe his eyes,
Am! he very much affected :
And folks will relate the poor man’s fate,
\s they hurry home to dine—
Comparing the hangings of Forty-Eight
With the hangings of Forty-Mine.
Ann oh I shall find, each Christmas day, j
All thoughts andthings look older;
flow the laugh of Pleasure grows less gay.
And the heart of Friendship colder ;
But still I shall he, w hat 1 4iave been,
A Devil to the Printer
And trudge my route, through iain or drought.
In Summer or in Winter ;
Bw I’il gang my gate, with my humble freight.
This simple lay of mine;
I’ll get some gifts in Forty-Eight—
And get more in Forty-Nine.
— acne—i
C1LEXBAR l OR 1*19 _
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JANUARY, l 2 3 4 5 G
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
11 15 1G 17 18 19 20
21 22 23 24 25 2G 27
28 29 30 31
FEBRUARV, 1 2 3
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
18 10 20 21 2"2 23 24
25 26 27 28
MARCH, . 12 3:
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 i
13 19 20 21 22 23 24
25 26 27 28 29 30 31 i
APRIL, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
5 9 10 11 12 13 14
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
22 23 24 25 26 27 281
29 30
MAY, I 2 3 4 5 i
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 j
13 14 15 16 17 18 19|
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
27 28 29 30-31
JUNE, 12
3 4 5 6 7 8 9!
10 11 12 13 14 15 16;
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 i
..... 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 j
LA, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
8 9 10 11 12 13 14'
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
29 30 31
AUGUST, 12 3 4
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 !
12 13 14 15 16 17 18,
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
26 27 28 29. 30 31
SEPTEMBER, ,
2 3 4 5 6 7 81
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
16 17 13 19 214 21 22
23 24 25 26 27 28 29
30
OCTOBER, 1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16 17 18 19 2(4
„ 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
2S *->Q on 01
NOVEMBER, ~ 123
4 6 6 7 8 9 10
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
18 19 20 21 22 23 24'
25 26 27 28 29 30
DECEMBER, ,
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30 31
COMMON COUNCIL.
At a regular meeting of tlie Common Council of
I.vnciiborg. at the,, Chamber, on Friday evening the
December, 184?:
Present—John M. Otey. President. Henry Davis,
Michael Hart. Chas. W. Chris',an. Gen. E/Roberts!
Pleasant Par,,n and Sampson Diugnid, members.
I he report of Warren Gannaway, keeper of the Pow
der Magazine, was presenter! In the bard, and bet no read
was received and ordered tu b= filed. °
1 he repots ,if Thomas Cnpddge, Machael* Norris, 1
Benjamm R. Dawson and \V,n. D .rmn. Weighers of
lrsiee and nnprize,! l„laccn> „er„ ,,reseille<1 to ,, ^ d
and ordered to be fifed.
Present—John R. McDaniel and Jesse Hare, rncm
er s.
I
! rn. petilii i..fj..hn A. Sowprs s. Stewards
Irtd !'•i • - H - P. C ■ !• ■ ' •
, - rut la ft t f their Chureh, or
made at the espeu*-. t' ■ C-rporattet, wa* lead atw
declared to be reasonable, wn r-: re.
Rpsiivpd. I .it •’ (_ »• ''cause the
S3 id pa v l- T!P|» t t I ■ : m ■. ■ ■ ' - l < t ' ! < ' ■:i -
The repirt t I M. \A* D • eng *ft a J ’• A. S uvers
census id tow 1 rg, as
them, un Jer au’hority f he C Hicil, bci g p'‘” ?ed tu
the i**ard, was receive] a-; ! .rdered t" *e h an led -ver tu
the C rn•:* tve appoi.v.ed tj - .j»~mite-id the ’a : g ot
sal>l ceii* s,and tu pr^c.r .• aiui.sbes f die tru- . « ■ , ut
• the town.
The board appointed John Johns-*n tu be a wtugaer «»f
!«*• se and unprized Tobacco, in ihe room of Be. jitum R.
Dawson, resigned.
M r. 1 .
p met* I . ■
.... e.
Resolved, Tha <
are hereby author z to c .:i;’er v , ?•' a tier a: v*
. ■. L]
1 sb Rail Road (
manner of entering t h j lowb ». t i jr cars or tr.: -. and
to make report to the Council; a;.d, >n motion, the Pres
ident of the C • ■ cil wasaddt ! t -11 • i committee.
The sum of five hundred and fi; y d bars was rdered
to be placed to the credit of the Chairman of the W titer
ing Committee; the sum gin ini .dred d -liars 'o the
! credit of the chairman * f th * >'r-ft l_ umaiiuee, subject
, to the orders «! tli so committees; the sum of seventy
dollars each, was ordered 1.1 be }*ni l M. W Davenport
and J in t. A > jwers, fi r taking tiip c i -us—and the ac
count of the Lynchburg \ irginian, aiaounti .y; to $ L-2 25
cents, was ordered to be pa i.
And then the board a ij turned.
Abstract from the J mrml.
D. ROHES. < '
EXPERIENCE IISHOWN THAT THIS
VERMIFUGE EXCELS ALL OTHERS
IN EFFICIENCY AM) SAFETY.
171 VERY Druggist rPi iriosity
u to inquire into ■ - ■
use of, can furnish abundant evidence « l its e ■. 1 i• • a■. y in ex
pelling \V.»rms, and the good etl-.ot produced on the gener
al health of the patient.
It is mild in its operati >ns, contains no calomel nor other
dangerous ingredient, and can be given with perfect satety
to the most delicate in'ant.
The Proprietors havi in th ir possession hundreds of Cer
tificates ot its good ell’’ w:» • ‘i will be exhibited to anv
who may wish to see them* The following arc but a speci
men ot them.
Certificate ofthe Mayor of the i'iln of Lancaster. Pa.
Lin ast;::-, Ci rv, July 3rd, 1S12.
Messrs. E. V T'ahnest-*«*U Sc 1'
Gentlemen: — Several of the y >unger brawlu-s of my fam
ily labouring under sympb.m- ii:• 1:«•.,t ing worm- in lured the
application ot various remedies, end I am happy to say that
your Vermifuge ha 1 the d--ired efte-t of. in on.- instance, re- 1
moving the almost incredible number .-t 1*1 of th-- large
w»rms from one patient, which, in addition r« > it - ..therte-ted
qualities in my family, establish the etfi'-avy of your Ycnni
fuse as a sure cure.
M. CARPENTER,
• Mayor, Lancaster City.
Certificate of a Phuxirian.
* M IVfield, Ky.,. August 12th. 1
Mes«rs. B. ,% Fahnestock Sc
# ■ - ! n .1 practice oi nw licine foi the last twenty
years, 1 have never used any m licine that
bringing about the expulsion ot w irin'.
J.R. DALLAM, M. D. !
The retail price i' 2o cents p r vial, w hich brings it w ith
fn the menus of ill.
UN PAR ALE L HI) I POSlTIi N AND EFFRON
TERY.
An individual named S Fahn k has r 1 y assert
ed tHat the article which i.< calls uDr. S. Fah
milage,is tlie same or t j u! to the \ enrdAige prepared by
me. ;
The public are assured that this is a BASE FALSE-!
HOOD,and are hereby cautioned against confounding the
spurious article with mine. It is entirely different in it - com
position, and docs not possess the virtues ai d powers oi my
preparation.
B. A. F YHNE31 (* IK.
The genuine article is for sale in Lynchburg, by
JOHN H. SEAY, Druggist.
April 24—oafly—M
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
,VEir SHE O.I.Vtf IS,IT STORE OF
J. W. & S. U. lir.MlK)LTGH’S,
NEXT DOORTO JOIIX G. MoCI.A \ AIT VA'S,
.1 LARUE.LYD H ELL SELECTED STUCK
Of Boots, Shoes, Hots and f'aps. Trunks, Vclices, Carpet
Bags, Sate he lls, I'mbrellas, See. See. See.
'T'HEY would call the attention of their friends and the
1 public to their stock, v. hi his very large, as thwart*
confident a look will satisfy them it i- the place to got bar
gains. To the Ladies in want of articles in our lino, we
would say, that we have spared no pains to got that which
will both please the fancy and render service. To .Mer
chants in want of Hats, Cap-;. Boots and Shoes, we are satis
fied we can offer them such inducements as will cbviate the
necessity of their going any farther to buy*—they will please
give us a call and satisfy themselves. Besides Beth, ’s Fall
style of Hats, we have a beaut it :l style called the Yeoman
Hat, which is much admired. To Manufactuiers ami oth
ers in want of/tonic made Shoes, we w ould >ay w e are hav
ing a very large supply of stitch downs made, and will fur
nish them very low.— Also, home made welts, fine Boots,Sec.
Sec. can be bought very low at
Oct 26—ts ' J. VV. Sc 8. I) RUMBOUGH’S.
\ors<'E.
THE CO-P AliTXERSHlP OF
SJIITIISOV, S T t: E* S' <> E A C' o .
J8 dissolved by consent <d parties. Liber of e partner*
are authorised to uae the name ! tin firm in settlement of
the business. WILLIAM T. SMITHS UN,
N< Hi BORNE B STEPTOE,
GEORGE N1 KP POE. Jr.
P S.—All p’f’rs'*ns: indebtei to the lare tirm of Smithson.
Steptoe Sc Co. will plea<e come forward an el - ’tie t eir ac
counts as speedily as possible. \V. T SMI rils. »N,
N.B. STEPTOE,
Nov. 2, 1843. GEO. STEPTOE, Jr.
THE UNDERSIGNED begs leave t»call attention to the
above notice, and to inform his triends and the public
generally, that he will continue tin hn-iuc*. t the old ..tind
of Smithson, Steptoe k Co., (opp siti the Farm rs’B k
and that be is now receiving a large and well selected sti ki i
Family Groceries S Staple ilry Goods.
together with an extensive assortment of
lints, taps. Boots, Shoes, A'r. A'c.,
And also a good assortment of H ARU\V ARE, which, with
the additions that will continue to be mad- to hi* stock,
will enable him to offer to his cu-tomcrs and friends geneial
ly, a very desirable stock, w hich he is determined to sell
cheap for cash or approved credit.
Particular attention will be given fo CONSIGNMENTS
of PRODUCE of all kinds. Prompt returns rendered, Stir.
He m >st kindlv andrespivtfull? s ilicit* th* patrona*re uf the
public, inv iting them to an examination of his stock.=
WILLI VM T. SMITHSON,
Opposite the Farmers’ Bank. Lyuchbnrg,Ya.
P- S.—Particular attention given to orders. W. T. 8.
Nov '2— ts
PERIOR LAMP OIL.-*-list received, i supply #i
V best winter bleached LAMP OIL, warranted pure.'for
aieby JOHN H. SEAY,
Novt_ Druggist,
Selling off at Cost, to close.
TNTEwwwoflf. ringour entire St «.-kof Clothing, Cloths
* » «*»■«,Vestings, and Furnishing Goods, at prime
eo*t; 2 e ••*=> gentlemen in want of any of tic-ab ,vc
goods, that tlus i-nu humbug.or deception t f.. :i«.,t i„
der to dispose of a large amount ,,fg . .j, at a profit: but, ,hat
we are determined to cin e nur bu-iness entirely, as soon a
the goods now on hand can be dispose-d t,f. In' i;f] r t , s-5
tain the above assertion and satisfy the incredulous our in
vo'ces will be shown, and our pm ate marks will be c ,nsp.c
uously placed i.i tin: store, so that cum,.mars cau compare
wuh the marks on the g.. -Is. Our stock is mostly new, and
we invite the public to call auj examine wh-:.her they wi-li
to buy or not- WIHTTEMORE b. CO.
N'ov. 30—ti.
ACREE & WITTEN,
(,rover* A. Conimi««ioii Hmiiants,
i.y.\«niii itu. vsncii.MA,
g g WE i hand a large aid well selected stock of
B E_ G: ceries, which will be sold low for cash, or in
>.-liar-ge f*r country produce. Tiie following comprise
a {•• i « f their stock. viz :
1 0 bags II o and Laguyra C >ff-e,
10 *• Old government Java coffee,
S'j hlnls. P. R . N. U. and St. Cr ;x Sugars,
10 ih)X*-s V oo’sey an ! \\ *»!5ey s Suap,
g i hlids. and bill5. Molasses,
17-3 kegs Nills,
10 bbls Tanners Oil,
7 tons Country liar Iron,
-3 44 Tredegar “
30 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles,
10 “ Adamant ine
lM) kpaz Gun and Blasting Powder,
20 box^s Pea,
1 chest “ (very superior,)
1 -3,ChmJ Ids. Cotton Virus,
2 Tierces H oe,
2.500 lbs. Cast b ed,
501 lh>. SI,car **
1*1 il i. Spades and Shovels,
5**0 lbs. German Steel,
30 boxes Cheese,
1-30 Sacks Sal’,
30 bids. Mackerel.
1.500 lhs. Band and Hoop Iron,
J,-3O0 lbs. Castings.
LIQUORS.
50 Ms. M in’din and Rectified Whi-key,
2-3 O d Rye, part very old and fine,
15 “ Apple Brandy,
h p;pe U ard. Dupuy Co’s Brandy,
2 ** A. Si ignette “
10 bids. American “
10 4< Sweet Wine,
10 u Madeira and Sicily Madeira.
. i i, s o ,
Cali™ ps, Bedticking. Dumestirs. Oznaburgs, Fulled
and Plaid I.insey®, Colton and Wool Cards, Bleacliings,
Pepper, Spice, Gmgir. Salaratus, superior earn. Soda,
S:..» • Brushes, Hemp and Cotton Lines, Curry-combs. 1
&.C.. &c.
November 20—ts
“STEP TOE’S
.Vi’w Gi-orcry and Commission
rWA HE FIRM OK SMITHSON. STKPTOESi Co. HAV.
fl ing been dissolved, (as heretofore announced,) the under
signc.1 have taken the house opposite Messrs Bryant Sc Tins
leC*, and next <l* *>r to Mr. John 11. Seay’s lhug Store, for
il. • purp **eof wnductiog a GROCERY «fc COMMIS
SION JJ LSI \ ESS. under the style and firm of
Cf &. N. E STEPTOE
Thrv hav nowon hand, and will he constantly receiving,
il . .1 urn n . f GROCERIES A DOMESTIC
DFiY BOODS. HARDWARE, HATS, BOOTS,
SHOES, «kc. which they are, and intend to continue,*'lh-r
i.i__ t t he lowest market rates lor cash, or in barter for coun
ts y (>: .lrce. 'They earnestly solicit a call from their friends*
and tbe public, beforethey sell or buy.
V\ e wish t * purchase a large quantity of Wheat, tor which
we will pay the cash.
A - heretofore, Ge -rge Steptoe. .Tr. will attend to the sales j
of Tobaeeo up *n usual Coinmi-si.*n, and -ucli other produce
as mav be consigned to the New Concern.
tJAN.15. STEPTOE.
N. B.—Our forwarding business will be conducted by1
Messrs. St ploe Taliuieiro,at the Basin.
G. k. NT. B. S.
Nov. 2d—3t if— w hv
NEW CONCERN.
I^n.XDFAl eS- BUCKJ\FR,
Grocers and Commission merchants,
4 ^ ^^ Hieir strict attention to all Goods and Produce,
consigned lor sale or shipment. They have iu Store
and afloat a general anu well selected
STOCK OF GROCERIES.
Wliich they offer to their friends anu tire public general
Iy, at low prices. Consisting in part of the following ar
ticles :■—
123 bags Rio, I.aguyra and Java Coffee,
2*> hlius.‘N. O., P. Rico and St. Croix Sugars,
17 *• and bbls. Molasses, part strictly fine,
G bills. 'Fanners Oil, prime quality,
100 sacks Liverpool Salt,
150 kegs Nails, assorted,
30 boxes T allow, Adamantine and Sperm Can
dles,
20f’0 lbs. American blist< red Steel,
500 do. Cast and Shear do.
4 tons Mountain bar Iron,
12 boxes Glass 10XI2and 8X10
IS nests Wood-ware,
12 doz. Buckets,
G !> >;os \Y. and W.’s Loaf Suo-ar,
3 bills, fine Clarified Sugar,
10 bales Domestics, 3 4 to 5-4
0 bales Oznaburgs, No. I and 2,
5000 do Cotton Yarns,
1000 lbs. S tie Leather, good and damaged.
10 cases Wool and Fur I lais,
-LIQUORS.
20 bbls. Mountain anti Rectified Whiskey,
10 do Old Rye nnd Tuscaloosa do
1 pipe Otard. Dupuy, ScCu. Brandy,
1 do. J. J. Dupuv, StCo. do
10 bbls. Mountain Brandy,
5 bbls. (Jin,
5 do. N. E. Rum,
8 do. Sicily, Madeira and Malaga Wine, part
very fine,
1 do. Port Wine, (very fine.)
Intituling Ginger, Pepper, Spice, Indigo, Madder
Teas, (some very fine.) Trace Chains, Spades, Shovels,
Castings, Demijohns, Bleached Domestics, Bed Tick
tng, &c.
OCf* We will pay the highest market prices in Cash
or Barter, tor Bacon. Lard,El nr. Butter, Tow and Flax
1 .itien, Ginseng, Beeswax, Whiskey, St.
May 8—ts
Boo3,>ou Architecture. Ac
Till - MODERN Bl’ELDER’S
Guide,by 1.af’ ver, illustrated by 90
Kn^ravinjrs.
The Carpenter’s New Guide,by
Nicholson, a new and enlarge
i ed edition.
Practice of Architecture, by Benjamin.
Elemental v Principles of Canpcntcry, by Tredgold,
Beauties of Modern Architecture, by Lafever.
1 > owning’s Cottage Residences,
Millwright’s Guide, by Evans.
Mechanic’s own Book, by Pitkington.
Roads and Rail Roads, by Gillespie.
School \rehitvture, «t the improvement of School.
Mouses, by Barnard.
Treatise on Field Foitifieatlons, by Mahan.
Principles of Mechanics, of Machinery and Engineering,
by Weisbach, a new work, for sale bv
D. B. PAYNE Sc BRO.
Nov. 16—ts
Bacon sides--: muds prime b\c<>n sides,
on consignment, receiving per barge Gen. Scott—for sale
low by GEO BAGBY.
Oct 16 ts
JLLYDS HUNTED.
r¥11 IK subscribers wish to liire, for the remainder of
B ties, and the next year,
50 .iIILK-BODIED NEGRO MEJY,
to labor on the James River Canal, at a point about 17
mil: ~ above Lynchburn, for which the most liberal prices
will be paid.
IIAZAEL WILLIAMS,
WM O. HARDING.
’Refer to Geo. Bagby,or A. 1>. Rucker, Lynchburg.
Amherst co., Aug. 23—is
ffliiE UNDERSIGNED has this day sold and
¥ transferred to Mr. Peter Hunter his st- ck of Goods,
arid the debls due him, as well as those due thelate firm
of Wilkerson & Hatcher. T. M. WILKERSON.
Sept 23, 1548.
HAVING purchased of Mr. Thomas M. Wilkerson
his S 1 OCR of GOODS, and the debls above in
dicated,! have e >nstiruted him mv agent for selliner the
Goods and colie *’ing the debts. All persons indebted to
:!ie late firm of Wilkerson &. Hatcher and toT. M. Wil
knrs-in, are requested to make payment to the latter.
Pile business will lie conducted in the house lately oc
cupied by T. M. Wilkerson, where those in want of
cheap Goods are iuvited to call.
PETEK HUNTER.
Sept *28- ts
n\i.vTKa9
J^OR the r* mainder of the present and the enduing rear, a
a NEGRO GIRL, tvn or twelve years of ace. Apply at
tlii- office. * Nov a—ts
CARTER & NOWLIN,
1. 1’ YCBBVBG, IVr.,
HWI', IN STORK and arc now rec iving a laigc and de
**;rub'. - -k ! GOODS, which tIn-y will sell low t r
cash or in exchange lor country produce. The follow ng |
coiupilse a part:
kiwis. N. O. and P Ilico Sugars,
10 do and bbls. Molasses,
123 bag' Ri<>, I-aguira and Ja\a Coffee,
10 boxc? Wool'ty’s Loai Sugar,
10 bbls. crushed, ground and clarified do
2tK) kegs Nails from 1 to 40 dy.,
30 do bo\ and lining do
30 boxesS* 10 and 10*. 12 Glass,
125 sides Sole Leather,
10 bbls Tanner’s Oil,
20 reams cap and letter Paper,
30 kegs blasting Powder,
20 do Ky. Ride do
30 boxes adamantine and tallow Candle*,
10 do bunch Raisins,
2 tierces new crop ILce,
SO reams wrapping Paper,
130 ':vk* Salt,
10 bills. Mackerel,
112*1 lb.-, blistered Steel,
500 do shear and cast do
20 b txes Cheese,
50 bbls. rectified YVhisksv,
10 do apple Brandy,
10 do American do
Otard. Scignett and J. Duran l Brandy, Rum and Gin,
S. Madcria, Port and .Malaga Wine,
3, : .4-1 and fi-1 Domestics,
No*. 1 and 2 Oznaburgs, Blank, ts. Calicoes, Checks,
Boots, \\ ool Hats, Caps, See. Js.c. ’I"hey n -pe tfully invite
tin ir friends and the public generally, in want of CHKAP
Gt >i >1)S, to call and examine them.
Nov 27—ts
JOH.Y a. Mr CL. LY.IH.l.Y,
GROCER AND COMMiSMu-V MERCHANT,
LYNCHBURG, Y V..
£ AM now receiving rnv Spring and Sommer took of
Guilds, lately purchased, at low prices, consisting in
part of the following articles, viz :
200 bags Rio and Laguyra Coffee,
25 do Old Java do, very superior,
ott hlids N.O.. P. R. and St. Cruix Sugar,
15 boxes Loaf Sugar,
20 bhds and bbls Molasses, (some very superiurj
210 k. gs Nails,
150 sides S de Leather,
10 hb's. Tanners Oil,(nest quality,)
■1 ca>ks f.ampand Whale Oil,
25 reams foolscap and Letter Paper,
100 do Wrapping Paper,
10 tons Country and 'IVdegar Iron,
<30 boxes Sperm and fallow Candles,
50 kegs Blasting and Rifle Powder,
20 boxes Tea,
1 ehest do, a very superior article,
5000 C ittuu Yarns,
4<J boxes Raisins.
2 tierces Rice, fresh.
Shad, Mackerel, Ilerrinjs and Roe Ilcrrinos,
L. 8 » IT « *».
60 bids Rectified and .Mountain Whiskey,
25 do Old Rye W hiskey,
10 do A}>{>!<• Brandy,
12 do Imitation Fren -li Brandy, •
Y ranch and Pale Champagne Brandy, /"very supe
rior,)
Madeira and Sherry W ine, (best quality,)
Porter, Hum, Gin, Malaga, Sicily, Maderia and Port
Wine, with many oilier articles.
C O MJTISSIO'Y B U S I .V R S S.
Mv pro ifpt pers'iiai atienti in given to consignments,o.
Flour. W iikat, Tobacco, B a to N.aod all kiudscoun
try produce. Also, to receiving and forwarding Goods
and Produce. No charge for dravage.
May l —»ts JOHN G. McCLANAFJAN.
woks nitmfax*;.
H A R P I S, T l It N E II kllALE’S
Compound Syrup of ’Spiirelia, or
V F. G F I A B 1. F V F K M I F U C F
rT'HE most efti-ienl, tlie'a It-'t, ph-a^aptest and must con
venient 11 Uil.M •MEJJIC1JS"J£ ever ottered to the
public.
A large number of unsolicited tes imonialsof its merits lrom
Physicians and others, will be found around each bottle.
Manufactured only by
HUHItlS, TUR'XEJ! Sr JURE,
!\'hoicrude l)imrnis's,
Ab 201 C'Lirket Street, Philadelphia.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Drugs. C iu-.mi • ils, Patent Medicines, Surgical and Ob
stetrical Instruments, Druggists Glass-Ware, YVin
do .v Glass, Paint.', Oils, Dyes Perfumeries, See.,
K>-., and exclusive manufacturers of
HARRIS, TURNER Sc HALE’S
Sugar Coaled
S’lLi.w,
ITixlnm’s Liniment for tlie
PiLs, Kunbridge’s Hair 'Punic,
!' •lectio Eye-water, Mrs. Madison’s unri- .
vated lode ible Ink, Mrs. Sin rwood’> Extracts
of Lemon and Vanilla for flavoring Puddings, Ice
Creams, &cc., 5s.c.
Fdr sale by
J. H. Seay, Lynchburg,
I). li. Lyman, <4
A Duval, Richmond,
Purcell, Ladd Sc Co., # “
i And by Druggi-ts generally.
! August 7—w6in
to s s* o es ts. fasw.
Ol RLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS, common
Dand line,
Six barr l Revolving Pistols,
Powder Flasks,
Shot Pouches,
English and French Percussion Caps,
(i a me bags,
Gun Wadding,
lluntsnrui’s Knives See. &.•. received and for sale by
GREGORY tc ROY ALT/,
At Richards’ old stand
Nov. 1G—ts
sn»BS2'B'IS5X>« YI2*.V
j ‘j\fv'\ be Lund at Lucy Sc Garland’s on the Basin. 125
! 1* 1 bushels ■ >1 Mount «in Evergreen seed, the be-t improver
, ul the soil known to the present age, as will be seen from the
•'etter appended, lrom one of the largest and most successful
! farmers in Wythe county.
B lithe Cnunty, Va Abr., 12th ISIS,
j JWessrs Lacy L Garland,
Gents:— In relation to the Evergreen Seed, my own rx
periencc satisfies me, that when > wn in conjunction wit h
/’lover it excel* as a renovater of land,any thing I have ever
| seen, and in addition surpasses any of the Grasses tor late and
i early pasturage. It needs but a trial to prove what 1 say.
Yours truly.
Nov 27 ts
I W e have now on hand in our Lumber yard on tfie hi
: sin a large lot of assured pine Lumber suitable for build
ding purjxises. We also propose to furnish orders lbr all
| descrip’ions of lumber upon reasonable no’iee.
j Sept. 21—is LACY & GARLAND.
610 REWARD.
[I AN VW AY from .Messrs. \\ . \\ . Toney fs Co.
ftmn the llili inst., a bright inulalln Buy,
MAT
■ apparently 2^ or thirty years of are, small, stature, and
i quite box ankb'd.a .‘shoemaker by trade, and havintr e
j loped w ith bis tools, he probably" intends making bis
wav to a near free State.
Tlienbuve reward, of TEN DOLLARS,will he giv.
en for his apprehension and detention in Jail,or bis deliv
ery to me in Fartnville.Va.
June 19—ts P. II. JACKSON
JAMES GARLAND AND WILLIAM M. CABELL,
HAVE united in the prae'ice of La.v, and will reg
ularly attend the Circuit Superior and County
C mirts i t Ainbersi, App tnaltox. Bedford, Campbell and
Nelson, and the town of Lynehhurir.
Address—Lynchburg, \ irginia.
JAMES GARLAND will continue, diligently, to
practise in the Court of Appeals.
Oct iy—if
DARING ROEEERY.
rpllE WATCH ANI) JKWfcERY kst ablishment
I of the subscribers was broken into on the night ot the
ll'h inst. and mblud oi the following articles, viz:
One fire double hack gold lever, made by Jos. Johnson,
Liverpool, No. 9712, ~ *
< >ne hunting gold anchor escap’d watch, made by Roberts,
Geneva,
One large double cased silver English watch, name blank.
One do do do name not recol
lected,
Also, a very large plain gold fob chain and seal, with*
glass over fancy gold work on one side, and stone < n the oth
er side. Alsj a Cameo Breast Pin, gold pencil and sundry
other articles of jewelry. e will give a liberal reward for
the detection of the robbers and recovery of the articles sto
len. SILVERTHORN k VICTOR.
Dee IS—*w4w
Annuals and other elegant illustrated ilooks A. c.:
Foil CHMSTAMS d.YD JVEIF VF..1II GIFTS
IAK.SPLAK L, cl _u.ii:i\ niUstialed
O Moore’s Poetical works
Longfellow’s 44 44
Willis's 44
Poets and poetry of Kurland •*
44 *4 4* America *•
Sketch V, .ok, by Irving
Moor, ’s Lalla Ho ,Lh
Scott’- Lady of the Lake
Burns, Pope. 1 Lilians Cow per. Milton, Landon. Tup,-'
per, Montgomery, Hood, Crolev, 0->ian, (iod-initle
Campbell, Pope, Hirst, Smith, British Female l’octs.
Head's Female Poets oI Vnn r.ea
Flower* Personified, an elegant Annual for IS 19
Parlor Book ol Flow er* 44 44 44
Nature’s (L-m. a beautiful hook ol Flowers
Book ..f Pearls, annual ioi 1SJ9, clegautly illustrated
(iems ot Beauty, *4 44 »• *4
The Lady’s All.um 44 44 44
llosary, or Illustrations of the Bible
Women of the Scriptures
Mirror of Life, elegantly illustrated,
Scenes in the Liteotthe Saviour,
Scenes in t lie Lives of the Vjm-oles,
Scenes 44 4* 4i Prophets
Miiitarv and Naval Vnnu.tl
The (MV ring of Beauty, an annual IS 19 Blushated
Th&Garland 44 4‘
The Moss Ito«e 44 * 44
Friendship’s Odering 44 44
SnoVv Flake 44 44
The Kuhy 44 44
Wreaths of Friendship 44 44
The (liit of Friendship cc 44
The Jewel 44 44
The Charmer 44 44
’1 he Hose 44 44
The Pearl 44 44
New Year Pay, by Gore
Pilgrim’s Progress, elegantly illustrated,
A beautiful d-sortnient of in dr*.
Prayer Books and Bo >k* for children.
_ VLSO—
Variety of eleganC Portfolio*, Writing Desks, Ink stand*.
Note Paper, Card Cases, Fan v !b>\e-. and im.i>v . ti.er arti
cles suitable for presents, may be list i at the Bo k Store of
D. B. PAYN L k BiiO
Dec 11—ts
€U*aia<l amt Kqnnre
VI. LVO FORTE
•IS a n f? for} o s’ i),
N< >8. S, 9 Is. 11 Ivalaw-st.j
OPPOSITE Til 1C Kl TAW HOUSfC,
BALTSJUOBE. tjl d.
KNABK k(i VKHLK w .-ilfl respectfully call the atten
lion of the public to their superior
GRAND AM) StJlAUE PIANOS.
'I’hc Pianos manuk: •lured at this establishment have, for ih -
Uraeyul t ei, h, > \ , ri n--"-, eh .irne — and brilliancy of t : .
beauty and st\le •! workm.iudnp, I • n pror. sioecd b\ th
m >st umin nt Pr >1 *r-= t » b ■ u i irpass< 1 by any instruiu
made in tliis or any o! her countrv.
Piofessors. amateurs, country merchants, and ot hers vi-dtinir
Baltimore v\ ill tiihl it to t heii a.h i:it.:_ t • - all at our e',ten
ivc establishment b.-J.jie purchasing elsevv here.
Sept. 21 — v\ 12m
FASHIONS FOIt SPRING S,- SUMMER 1848.
JUST HK.CKIVKO I5V
J. R KmVARBS.
ft: w T)nons .imnn.u/•:/\j s. on\ itkr.\w
, L\'l) OPPOSITF s. f Ml ;y;// }{ \• %.
,1. n EJ )\\ A RDS returns It is thanks to his trim: s
and Public generally, for the vt-rv lib* rai pa’ronage ex
tended to him previous to his copartnership with \V. K.
Lee, and during that time, and would inform ids friends
and the public generally, that In* lias taken the busi
ness into h:s own h ands, and hopes they will continue
llmi* custom with him. AH care possible ‘will he taken
to have work intrusted to him, done as well as it
can be done elsewhere. JAMES li. EDWARDS.
Sept. 1 1—Is.
BUFFALO SPRINGS.
AMHF.RST
fSVlF, proprietor of this Watering Place takes this
A method of iiiformingthe public generally,(hat be ha
leased this property for a term of years and lets gone to
considerable expense to make the place (particularly the
lodging department,) mure ooml’oriunio thanit has hereto
fore been, and is tiutv prep:1.red to receive Visiters. The
TABI.F,.
shall he furnished with the best that the mountain court
try can afford, and it shall hi- served up in a neat and
wholesome manner. Good Ml s|C has been engaged
for the season Tim medical virtues of the Buffalo
Springs are known by those who have tried them, t
iie nnsiirpas.se i for Dyspepsia, tl e dis ases of the.Ylim
entary Organs gem rail v,.ill di- ases peculiarlv of Deo
Li I it y. and for their invaluable ii. sling Properties g n
crally. Ttiere is a turnpike road leading from l.vneh
burg by way of this place to the Valley. Distance from
■Lynchburg to this place 126 miles; from this place to
Lexington dd miles.
B O A 11 D .
For Adults per week, $7 00
Children and servants, 3 a0
Horse, I! 50
I-AAO IRVIXF. IliTF,.
A good Hack will be run regnh rlv tlirre times a week
beiween Lynchburg and the II u tin I Springs by the sub
shriber. commencing i.n thelstdav el .lulv next. Office
at iheCabell House. It will leave Lyiirhhurgon Tims
day’s, Thursday’s and Saturday’s, at half p.t-t <5 i.Vl’li.
Farre Jd 00
Children under ten years of age I 00
June Id— wts ' I. 1. 11
S/i if iris. i Y.v i If Si Sftf/tS. tVf.
Tl7’!1' call th • a’tention • >! the Ladies to our stock of mntc
▼ ▼ rials for Yesprs, Cloaks, ■ , sm-h as Silk Mt
rim.s, Fringes, Limps, See., of everv stvl*- and variety. A
ir\v ready made extra tine embroidered ( 1 nks c .1 S • k-, at
reduced prices. PETERS iv STILLER.
Nov. 6—ts
IRGiNI A.--At Itulies 11
Cncun S:!|i. ij,,r Court ot 1.. w and Chancery fur the
County ol 11 all tax, in the mouth ol December, lv' Is
John W. Bridley Plaintiff,
against
John U . Roberts and I hornas J. Williams, Defendants.
in chancery.
1 lie defendant,Ji diti \\ . Roberts. not having? entered hi- ap
pearance. and it «• |' 1 ‘ 'ring by satisfactory evidence that he is
not an i habitant <»! ibis (bnumonw calth: It is ordered, that
the said del ndanf. John \S . Huberts, do appear I <:r on the
fifst Monday in February next, and answer the Pi.,i.itifT>
bill - and tl it a , v of this ord« r be ! irtlvwith inserted in the
Lynchburg Virginian. t«u- tw.. m-.ntlis successively,and post
ed'at the frontdoor of the Court House of this County.
A Copy -Ti ste, WM. S. H()LT,*D. C.
Dec. 15, w2m.
VT Rules lc Id in the Clerk's (>ilic.• , f t !,«• Ciu-uit Sujxu i
or Court of haw and < him -cry tor the County of Hull
!a\. in the month < t (Icti 1 . r, 15 IS.
liczekiah Id. McCargo, Plaintiff
against
Thomas McCargo, Eli Montgomery, James Y-.une, 4tr.,
Defendants.
EY CH. EYCEIIY.
T he defendants. Thoma? McCargo and Eli Montgomery,
not having entered their appearance and it appearing hv sat
isfactory evidence that they arc not inhabitants of this Com
monwealth: It is ordered, that the said defendants, McCargo
and Montgomery, do appear here ;i the first M . iday in Jan
uary next, and an*yver the Plaintiffs bills, original and amen
ded, and that a copy of this order he forthwith inserted in the
Lynchburg Virginian, for two months successively, and pos
ted at the front door of the Court House of this County.
A Copy—Teste, \\ M. HOLT, CPk.
Nov. G—\\ 2m
f! s', wo \\s r,~
S. n T)AVR,VC011T— DRNT'IST.
T HAVE remove 1 my *>!li--e to Main Street, opposite to II
j -1 B. Richards’ old stand, where I will be found at all hours
of the dav, unless pr f-ssionally absent. I am prepared to
execute all operations in my profe-sion upon liberal terms and
the most ap roved principles-, and for durability, beautv and
taste, I will warrant them unsurpassed. I will also attend
all calls to the country and neighbouring villages, w lu r • the
operations w ill justify it. For the extraction of Teeth du
iiug the night and tin- Sabbath, 1 can be found at my board
, ing house, over Mr. Kearns’.
Dee. 4—3m
] INSEED OIL and White l-eail—\ supply ol
A pure Mountain Lin .ecd Oil, and Lew i-\ White Lead,
] fur sale by ' JOHN H. 5 EA V,
| .Nov. i
- -- 9 -S I3
¥* addition to practicing in tin County an I Circuit (Wi.
C . f C »ri ' • ■ •. \ui :.iat!.«x, t',i on ivll. 1*.U-v'\u a i
Halifax as i •«*!■•.- , will Ue.eatu r practise m th ’cJur^'f
Appe.ls.ut KioJunond. u
Aim::. \> -Campbell Courl-llmwc, V.i,
Dee IS Sw
I71RGLMA.—At
i County i .t . t 1>i . in • -.1, * i S'hihiy ot Pcvciubi u '
thousand eight humlred ami lorty-< ight.
Pkasai-t Pre*Tm ami l l.oin.i * l . .1 .■ 1 v. i ],. ].,(,■ n.(
chants and \ arfiu-rs, tiading under tl. style and fun ,,j j-,'.'
ton $l Leftwich, ' l’hTmtift/**
against 1
Pleasant Preston. administrator of J hn Cobbs dcrca«c<J
L* fur l bh., Will mi ,s.. n;..us ami F.\ eh:— Ins v\iu, j ’
ui'.lv IT. . v.if t ’ i ‘ i »s. Ft iv Cobb-, Mhv Cobh*, 11, ,
C> k's end Jai • l!. ('obhs, (the last four of whom are i:.
under the a;.u «'l '2\ year ) Defendants *
I \ CD \X(KIl\
'I’lie defendants. AYill turn Salmons ;• n l Kvdine bis wife
and Jane 11. i. . 11*-, n .t ba\ ing eultml their appi ai.u.ei ;u„j
given security aha t
o. thi> Com t. .1 it appe ti ing by sat i-ta"Im v i \ iden.v
they are n»t irh.ibi taut*- of this Commonwealth. .1 is ordered
tlia’ T lie -.a 1 i*. I odants d.. a; ir .it the (’omt! >• • ^
county. o.i the t uvlh M.ii-ilai in F hruary m \t.anl :ui«w,.r
the hill of the plaint ills—and that a copy of th: order lv
torthwith iit U d in s.nu • r.cwvupiu published m th t
"t 1 .\ li'-ebm e . t >r tw • ' n. , tl.-. -m•. , --.vely, and p. b'.ed at the
front d or ul the t .mith u~e ot this county.
A t pv Tist'-.
JNO K. STKPTOK, CFk.
Dee 1 ! -\\ 2m
.yoTicaT.
H\\ ING been appi i . d agent i •. Mr. T. Kvans, forth®
p u pose of eolU e; ing the debts due him as agent, and t.,r
rent::.gout hi- pr.'jn-ity in thi-plane. the Hihs.uil-er lUs i',r
yen! tir>) very J.nuYoW. tnr'incnts "it the hill, .d'the
Kcpubhean Spring, one of whi ' K now in the o.vwj anev of
•Mr. Win. I*, i’.t'ilett, and the otlu-r lately occupied by ,\lr
Kvans. To i-a«*!i oi -.i.d tenements there is attach- -I about
six acres .T ground} I In-po—cssi ;i ot one can be had immedi
ately, ami lie-other oo tin* 1 -t of January next.
AH per- .ns in k it. .1 Jo M r K\ans arc bciehy notified that
they rausfc forward
as it is the w i- h of .Mr Kvans to ch--- hi- matters in l yuek
l)'irg as so ,i as possible- and hn r indului i cannot be
giveli. C!D I.D T. WILKS. Ag’t
Dee. 7 wtlJan I T, Kl A\S,T
YTTE ' H ELS < >F <. >ojy
Vt \V l II PK \V H E VT, lor w hich the highest market
price will be paid in cash.
HURT Sc PRESTON.
Scntcmher 1 its
f'atirt) £3 Mss 4*0 Oils.
rrtHF. attention ot'the Ladies i> ictpn-ted cur «t<MTk of
I 1 , wInch will
•nid to <- iniprisc uiiuo-'l c\c ry at *: '• in the 11 do mahle and
fancy w.iv. 1*1- 1 LIlS 8*. STILLER.
Nov G—ts
.vo»a s:.
nV Virtue of a tru-t cl» cd, executed t» * me as trustee, by
I ) John Blown, for tlie benefit ot John l*n*set. ji. <_"oimni>
>1 nr. i.l re • id r.i the 4 * •» :: 11 y C-irt -J < '.uuphcll, 1 shall
at Campbell (' >■irt-Moii'**. on tli • S h day of January, l4**it),
(Court d.tv.) price-,! to sell, i,*r rci.lv monev. to the highest
bidd r. t he l. \ \ I > laid oil a- t In- dower land of Anna Brown
deceased, in the e-Ote ot .J m Blown, sr. deceased,
4'oh if?: Hitsx about •tens,
ad j ining llu lands of Jesse Edds and others, to satisfy the
object otsaiddeed. DANIEL JYIARIt.
Dec IS -i.sJa
. Wore gjight.
npHE snh- -rib r c v:,u.- to lit-,-p on hand a regular sap.
\ plv of'the *‘l5i l()s( if-'\K ( i A>V’ and 1.\M1JS lor bur
ning • be suin'. This (. \S all ,id- tin' l’ / liyht now in use■
— it i- both brilliant and beautiful, nnd at the same time soft *
and phSsaie t" the < vr. 1 iie Lamp- arc so aistiucted as
• • They consist of ('ha deli( rsJ
Parlor and Stand Lamps, - me of w hich are beautiful.
ALSO— .
Caniphinc Lamps of the late-t patent, and small Taper
l-amps, a useful article forth • chamber. A supply offresh
Cctmph nt constantly on hand. 1 • salcby
Dec IS—ts JOHN II. SLAV, Druggist.
SPLENDID SKY-LIGHT
Electro Daguerreotypes,
o f f..rlretoritinarij huprumHCtif •
fT*Ii !\ SI;RS(*K1!*!*::. b, g-|c;»\r « cal! t he attei.Frn of the
* I ic t ; - Gallery, whi h he has just
O'Hi.jb ltd, ;u d turn.sht d in £i« •* <il style, with an in .{Moved
Sk \-1 ,l< 41 IT. the lurue-t South ot the Potomac, and so
constructed as to graduate the light to any degree necessary
to ensure a pcrtect likeness.
Mr \V. having sti.c. -fully applied KLF. CTKir [TV to
liis f..inicr pi • — <<: making Daguerre type-. is j wt na
!> * 1 t • get the inn < I i -ight '>n i c subject, aimo-t instant
ly. so a*- to c.iteh * ven the most v i\ id t xpi c— i<• i.s of infancy.
1 t i - i- » grl ■ ■ • ■ !er:. t m. . - it th-e.s awav with the here
tofore b.ng and tedious itt;ng. wh.< It lei.deied it almost im
. possible to ke. p tl: • 111 -biiitv - f b a tun s. Ti.'-e Likenesses
i arc Dr-open i in p hit of be aity and lifc-’ike cxpre--i'>n, to
J any !n rc' •• • - j,- „!-.r-d. a< flu col.-mis an- p riv.ancntly pre
served. and tl c picture can be set n in any li. I t.
j Mr. \V. v. 1 . b g 1. ,.\v to sav, that be wa- one i 1 the lirst
to fit np skylight .Dr P.igm-rrian purp -c-.anl 1 eingune otthe.
lirst that in! r« duc.cd tin p> »U ion m this country, and his
ess b tli N >rth and > • th, particularly in Richmend and
N ! lk,vvl hehas reeeiv d almost unlimited pationagc,for
: the last six vea*s, w b.i -h has enal ! d him to eiti] I• -y . n.tant
1 1 v,thirteena-sistants.ai’d lie is ti«i\v taking annual 1\ Ironitive
| to >ix thousand L.ikenes?e>. w I.Ph he deems a sufficient guar
antee >>f the superiority < f his 1 kigiicre..: \ p.
I’art i• • i!:*r attcntio i paid to 11.. taking oi lib. m‘>ces of infant
■ 1
Great Depot oi Pajriierrt t vpe Mate: ials at the Richmond
Gallery, and lor sale at New V. ik pu ■ -
A call is m >st respect billy solicited, whether you sit fora
| likeness or in t. J. 11. Will i'LHl IIS T, Proprietor.
Call cast side M iin street, a t. v\ do irs above Franklin Ho
tel, 1 .v m l.bmg; 77 Main street, Hie him nil*, South Main
! street, Norfolk,and U'c-l Svcam. ir >trt Petersburg,
j P. S —Mr. \Y . ft1-pertfully ofit t< a Premium. to any Pa*
guerreotypeist. who will produce an ad\ rti '• ' t
ing t ■ make l)agu< rreotypes by the /*JLK( TRO G*ALJ
• \ K. PROCJP-S S', prior to his own, in fcjcpL luber last.
December 7—t s
I YK! /.VAT.'/ AVA'.’ ! /
rIMI E subscriber w< . ild call tin- at' ot the pitbli * t > big
1 large stock ot sujici ior writing Ink, consisting ot Black,
1 Blue. Red, Carmine, s rarlet. Japan, and < opv ing.
'These inks are p it in all C/.e bottles, lrom an ounce to a
I quart,and are wairatiled to be of the finest quality. Mer
ehants. Clerks of T.mits, s diool T nchers, Rank Officers
and oth rs. would do wed I to supply themselves with an ar
ti-1* which will stand the test ol lime and experience. For
sale by JOHN II. SEAY, Diuggist.
Sept. IS —ts
— «t J
DO M E S T 1 C s. 15 E A N K K T S . «Y V
10 bale- 3-4, 7-8, 4-4 and 5-4 heavy sheetings and
iog<.
2 b des heavy nt gro blankets,
20 ps fine bleaeln 1 cottons,
10 ps heavy 4-1 ticking,
50 sid- s (good) sole leather,
Receiving per barges Exit and Rose, for sale bv
Oct Id—ts * * GEO. BAGBY.
it ts.ltVKB'. TS.
'■HIE SCCSClilPC IIS bav< -n h ml a very large stock of
3 ‘•uperior M e-kinaw, Whitney, Eoiuhm, Pe.ffkdd and
Twill 1 Blanket-, which will be cold much lower than usu
al. Call and sec before purcha«ii
Nov G— ts PETERS &. STIGEER.
.Vi o 'i' § s'.
TO /.I.I. WHO ri.VVK WOOI..
rT^II E subscril*er has taken up the n<>t i«»n that all those who
I have Wool to be raided w ill fi :d the Blaekwater Cot
ton and Woollen Factory to he the place where it can he
d..ni-right, and if'not well carded, or •deed it hr spoiled,
that they will get 50 cts. per Lib. lor it—the wool being sent
well cleaned. Cards now in operation, and working well,
J AS. s. CUEWPSON, Agent.
I shall Lie ready in a few days to weave Woollen Cloth and
.leans.
June 19—ts J. S. C.
TO COA'Tli.H I (rHS.
TF. have on band, suitable for Contractors,
t V 1-iOO lbs. Cast Steel, assorted size,
5,C««0 l ' il Patent Safcy-Kiiv,
15,B00 lbs. IT und, Square,and Bar Iron, well as
st rn (1
15,0U0 li s. Western Bacon, prime quality,
8 Dozen ••Rowland’* Shovels,
ALSO,
A lot of Crow Bars. Sled M "Id and R^P**
s■ : t. 18 — ts .IK 1 ^SIMPSON.
QA BUSHELS ;rass SEED, (•
7 fresh article.) on consignment • v
Nov9— ' EACY StGAREANP.
Tiiu* Pei fiiiue.
\SI Pi'Ll of genuine FARINA LWENDER IV A
TKU, a delightful article I t the toilet.
For -a e by JOHN II SEAY. Druggist,
j Peel—ts

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