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CLOTHING AND FANCY IWOS
REMOVAL.
TM M BwSaef iheea hgvint |hI*»». in •tier) and im ■
ftJVBd me Mur* an the toraAT • Mu « and Mar
ket 8 £«ect*. torrocHy icrMfiicd kg ‘V. s. Bund* ill
©|»e« at that i»iice,on Monday l S0C . I ••huniary.w here
they will fa« nappy ?«» tber old n*tomer*. and will
he prepare I m ntmtahaR ih« ttfay favor them with <%
trad wdh anythin# pertaining to th«
ScMdy.iWaSc Clothing ami Farnltk
I«r Trade.
The ai»der*’gned would alto take YHi* method of
tendering their iratelti1 ockiHtw ledgment* to the puhhr
for *h# liberal patronage they hare i*rei\ed at the OLD
BAZAAR, ami pledge themaelve* to u«e eve. y t ff.»r» to
retain at f heir new aland the high reputation ol their
g chi*, and twee made ample pec|*an»tion U> meet a
largely increaaed demand Our Spring at nek, w »ch we
will begin to receive nb+ui the 1 at Mat rh, will i»e ihe
largest and heft assorted yet oilered in Lymhhuig and
will present to pmrhaaer* induce enta n*er »urpa**ed
in the Southern country. Atiltaoi !•> reduce a* mueh a*
po»«il>le our pieoeit /rtrk, to tnake nw«i f«*r the NRW
GO’JDS* we wiliortef for a few day*, tl»e balance of our
Winter Mock at HEuUCEl) PRICES!
fob 16 tt BCR HUGHS, SHAFER A CO.
TiHfi ui%i#i:ksi«.m has i n u
made an engagement with HAICHBR,
LOGWOOD 4- CO., will, in future.take • harLe ol the
Tailoring EilHhlhlimenl
of their huaim-t* To ute in* old .netnJ» a id I* > publ c
he return thank* for funner patronage, and promise* a
uod FIT. and aalialactory price* to a I alio wi 1 call
pan him at Hatcher Logwood A Co'*
Call and examine a Complete S .»ck of Cloth*, Veat
ings & Ca*d me re*, before huving else* he* e.
JAMES B. EDWARDS.
at HaUkct. is0ftro'»l 4* Co's.
'i'lit: vi«Di;K8iGiu:D hah alko
J engaged with the above house and would be i
><i to wait upon bis friend* and the pubin generally.
T. I). GRAB FORD,
feb 3 tf Haifkrr. bofWO&t «f- ('o.
Selling off at (■really llfdiirwi Prlfw.
IN order to make room for our Spring Iiomb, we will,
f f»>m fhi* dm*’, *e I oit Ready Mode
Clothing A I'urnBliiiig \nb Irv
at about Co*t. Tl.oo** w ishing to igfiplv i lmni*obri
would do wel* to rail nod ex vmine a* we m- tin what
we miv Tbo e wishing garments made to < rd«*i. w ••
are ready to supply w th the hi st id Cloths, Cass
imere* and \ < -ti g« to lie found in th>4 Market, and n
good fit guardnte« d CI• >thit g Station a
BAKER \ CLAVEY’8
fel» It* Corner «»f Mama Market »ts.
Hull’s t.sldni (.loss lor the Hair.
AMON'» the many prepnation* lor tIk* growth ■ •! t»«
Hair this Golden Gloss takes tin* lead. Three
fuuson* wtli he given why it is so univ <-t »a ,|y used and
preferred I * ail ot Iters:
1st, He* ause it has proven the most efTeciual in Hai !•
ness 2nd Because it imparts a beautiful daik gluts
end delight!*.I perfume to die Hair. did. Hern use the
Ladle* *>th fine discrimination—w hich tins all possess
—have adopted it.
Many othei reasons could he given w hv it is a gnat
favorite, hot those who waul more have only to give it »
uiai
PBICIHI5 cent* in large bottles,
tor sale by Druggists and Storekeepers everywhere
W.C. H(;HO, I toptietoi,
dUf Broadway, Naw York,
ty*Large discount to Merchants,
oov 26 dBm
Hr.Hs*<tineN'('onpouiidS)rii|M)l N aj a
APOSITI vK tUhh 1*0 H 0<1 Vs1 VII I ION, K
cliae, Asthnia, and all Dim to »* e Che t >.nd
Lungs. A single bottle will prove i • t’ ary. lfti*to~
lore all regular practitioner* j laced cm nmption nr • • gst
tt*e prtiiable di«ea«es; and as such, the hospital* ( all
<t »»** dwelt red to receive ns patient* |»er-t ns nil « led
w it it Hnppi v however a discovery Iih* been trade
** .irh disarms (Consumption of itst-rtoi*. by | scing
r « t to» iv n • er our contr I. For tin truth ol *>l| we
a,, w«- n ter to any of the most eminent Ph)an istis ot
11 ••pita is hi Aruenea and Europe who now. il louzli
• ah'ol Dr. Hastings' NAITIIA hYRtT rengnizc
L nsiimp'ion as curable, and da.lv r* ton e in tire teturn
ug health and strength of those for whom, hel"in 11e
i iwi*overy, th v could have ex peeled or even h- ed for
i. ■ succor hut the grave. It i«. in fuel, tin only | icparu
lion ever known to have succeed. rt in an e-t ng 1 he for
mation ol tubercles in the Lungs, or in revovit , those
ab**ad) lotmed For At'hnm. ('ought Sigh' •s‘x*/ii«
Np* tug f t H/onri oj Brruthtng. < m( > * tuts
o'** Chttu HAM ING8'‘ NAITIIA Mini', t y si
cw -ri vppiing with the root of the disease situ. b—
fiw* -il know n rente lies; and t* opemi ions hi all case
•I* o speedy that pat it nts begin i<> feel its benefit aid
fee • toon nftei the fttsi or seroi d done
'’’•might till a volume w ith c* ilifh i.tes, hit we simp
)v i *k (or a singir trial ot this mrdtni e tor we are con
nd* nt that theic in no person Muttering from an) disease
rd the lung* but will find an immediate benefit and spee
dy cure from its use.
C#* For sale in Lynchburg at the Proprietor* rices,
wholesale and retail by l> H 1.1 MAN,
JOHN H.SRAYACH.
dec 12 d*i'0mo
Kcs I.sh A HiMrrllaia oiisHmiliM. *
Dk. puvi: has | tint received I be
s following new Hooka .
A Treatise on the Law ol hills id Exehaiv
Promissory Note*. H ink Note-. Hunkers’ Cudi-Nnl.
and Checks by Johan Harniird llyle*.
A Pract cal Treatise on the Law teiating t » Trustees,
their Powers, Dufie-, Privilege- and Liabilities, b>
Jamas Hjji
Bawl e on Covenants for Titles.
Greunion! on Evident—third Volume.
Simms’ Poetical Work*, 2 Vol.
Barnr gtoo’s 8k* tc lies.
Dim 'UAsions on Pbilt soph) and Literature, bv Sir VVni*
Hamilton.
Life and Let (era of Jos Hteiy 2 Vole.
Valley of the Amazon, by Lieut Herndon.
Commentaries on the Law s of the Ancient Hebrews,
by E. C Wimen.
Golden Dream* and Leaden Realities.
Six Months in Italy, by liil.inrd—2 Vol*.
The Hearth Sto .e
T he Niwsw ifc or Queen’s Secret, by Paul IVppergras*.
Merkiand by the Author ot Margaret Maitland.
Physic ugy ol Taste
A J out »•)* hound the World, by Ger*taeeker.
Mrmoji *d C 1 Fx bv Lord Russeli.
Memoirs. Journal and Correspondence ot I'hos. Mooto,
25 cts pet part.
Kutten on Hoaps and Candle*.
B isy Moments of an Idle Woman
Autobiography of an Actress, by Mrs. Mowatt.
Libeiia. or Mr. Peyton's Experinumt—Mrs Hale.
Rhetoric of Conversation, by Hcrvey.
Gazetteer of the United States, |iy Baldwin iV Thomas.
Holbrook s Self instructor, No. 1. W riling, Spelling and
Drawing. [mar 17 ts
t^'Expiwss Copy.
Bl BOA INS
144 bag* Rio and Lnguira Coflee,
2b ** Java nn.l M<>diH. do. part vcry tine,
100 bhU Coflee Sugur
GO ** Crti-hed, Ground, Clarified and Gran
ulate i Sugar
—A LSO—
A good stock of all other goods in our line, nil of
which wa» purchased upon advnr tnecniii term«—which
we will sell low. SAl NDERS 4’ IRBY.
—r I3N4a_
Boat for sale.-wr have a Inrge •*oen
lop mi ni Boat, almost new which
we w;ll sell upon accommodating terms
mir 15-dts HORNBK v WATSON.
Look heme :T—i li»- 8uh- 'rti/t-fi are receiv
ing their Spring supply of goods, m hid. may l*e
found almost ev« ry article in the grocery line to which
they invite the attention of their friends and dealer* gen
eral y. os they are deposed to sell tin m clean. Cull an:
se-_ (mar UM«) .NOWLIN A A I* PERSON.
CASH FOR WOOL—The highest market
price wil. oe r*»td fur Wool during the present sea
son, by
May »—-ts_It. F, 8A0KBTT
BOHEMIAN PLKFI HIE BTANO0
Botiqiet holder*, Pungent* A*r . ju*t reserving.
Oku Nicti R >i \HLKK V CO
TVrOTIC'E—The undersigned take this motho«i o
XI hifoi mint the citizens of Lynchburg and! • vtC4nit>
that they intend carrying on BUILDING in all its various
brandies, to which parti, u ar attention will will lie paid,
and thin hereby solicit a liberal share of the public pat
ronage. VVM. F. MALLET I .
GKO. M. n.acb
N. B.—Persons wishing lor Plans an 1 Specifications
can he furnished w ith them at the shortest notice.
mar 6-ts.
CU.OVEK SEED —We are now receiving a
J very superior lot of Ohio Clover Seed ol the new
Crop which wo will ell low.
fehlVts_1 EE 4 JOHNSON
/J/i BOXES SPG KM LAJIDLES-On
Consignment1—-for sale low to close
mar IS—!• D 8 JASPER
—P»PP^^—PP^"—— _ ' ' V " " -79 . p 1 —
h.l/HMJNJ ADVERTISEMENTS
m:m ESTABLISHIKVr.
f|7 H k NlhtitCMlnKKH • « n..* IlH-ir
ft Ml.»rk uf <«imnI- fln ofli-r fat
Ku.-f« T .rrr.i and MnkiUh Cord,,*. .4 nil •;«<*, from
ft 1* 5 I 11 aims In diameter,
It lock* f*tr Herrick*, ami hoisting appRi'llUt of all •!•»*•
—A Mo—
Pairnt Friction Roller It lock*, n new article In tin.
mar kef. by which one third ol the labor in hoisting
by the common block it d»
llook* and Thimbl * h»f bol*t1ng*rn}**i,
Oakurn, Ro«i» , Pitch a d Tar.
White lead. White Zimr Paint, Black Paint. YePe* do
Red Lead Verdigris lm|**tin! and Chrome tl»een,
V er mill’on and Pnnwmn lliue. Pan* bite. Lamp
black, Puny, &.C.1
Pan.I Brii.be*, al pltes—mark inf do.,
KanCy Pad# Half do do., Cooler* in neat-. Wood, n
It.>* Matrhe*, Brooms, l iay, Bar rail Coders, Meat
u»e», Sufi* Balt*, h lour Paila, 4**' • kf.,
(irouiiil Coflee. f*p|er, Allspice. Clove*, » a\eme f ep
per. Hmdon and American Mustard, Chocolate A'< .
Linaeed Oil. raw and boiled—Winter, Solar ami Hpeim
Oil,
Me«a Pork and Beef, Sugar, C-dTe • Syrup Molaaaea and
oilier (itoceriea,
(hil lock ho* I*een purchased entirely for Cadi, of
ih** Manufactui era in New York and Boat on, und w<
will ..If. r great ind iccmcnta 10 pur. ha*4*rs, either al
Wholesale or Retail
CRB Ai CO-, Or. the Dock.
_ _ il
A. MORRIS,
, I, A T K DKINkKH * MOHRII.)
PiiMMiir and \t holesnle Dealer in
books v t r a. n s r a t i o a k k k,
FIANO FORTES.
117 Mam Nm'l., Iti.liill.m.l, Vll.
si* im > <. r it auk, is r> i.
I A M NOW NK< *Mi my usual large arid general
I .* r . M > i 1>n, /' ifer,Shttu>ht'TH%r<i»c<4 U,hhU
ref , ret . bn il *• spring trade to wbi h 1 would
r> •!'«’< tfu'iy n>k the at lentil n ol fnrrcliBitli visiting the
city ——a*aurfr-ff them of an complete h *»eck to elect
from it- I'Hti l»* fu nd in any m«rk» t and upon term* a*
fair and a* liberal. (mar l*t») A Mil »HIS.
nl % 1% 1: IC AN I* TEA ffElftf HI •« -
.l-|pt terriveil, n lull «lipplv of White (lilt f *11 h
('iur.n, ii. Dinner.I I • « set-. Also, singly himI I / tia
Doten,
\\ hite lrori«t"iie do do
Flowing do uo
All fur sale low m
IAS. D H. B VAN'S.
nov l‘i t* No. 117 West Mn. st. Kith.
GUANO GUANO
MAVIM* to.ole IIIIM-Igelliei.t-* With the F'Miviu.
iigent* to gel Mipplu s ul DU A NO on h« best
terms, w *« ii now prepared to furnish it NN « ha\e
now on hand, and nil >ut 7.MHI hag»,nnd "ill he in teg
ular receipt of it V\ »• -hull * li mo e • ncept what eoim
to us dil ect h urn the ii gents, amt nil w Ii . put clime uf us
way ic v on get tog (i KN1 INK D< AN') We noli* it
the order of our li tends a dad other*. with ill** iimoi
iince that we v» i I always turni*h them " it Ii the he-t m 11
cle and on the mint favorable t nils
CKKNHIIAW X CO.,
fi< |t |i Ninth -l ie of the lin-in, Ifichuioml. Vn
/ 1 M>% TIC HKGII.-I'KIMK NKW Cl.oN K
\ / Seed I or *u c On th»* best terms.
let.‘25 U UKBNKIIAW X CO
North «i l»* of the tins) . Iln hiti ml Vn.
u aici: Cut-Ciliirs lie. null i-. 1 i
® hid ('hitoipatgiM' (i .bidet*, Wt> e l.euu nil *
IJuwls, Cellery « iihP-rs. I‘lie hels, « IC.
I'lfMod do . in evt ry variety, nml nil lor sale %*•>
low ul .1 D If KV AN S
nov l‘J i, No 117 We-t iMuIn Si.. Kichmcad.
I I k hkl* w Mite l>|ea< hed OIL,
llf 100 hhl- Tar.
ul) tin/., buckets und in It bucket*,
N w Ian 'tug and ho su.e by 1,KK \ UO
niar t> <1*w On the Dock.
roil i r Mil k, in evpry Viulriy.—
I Totle Set-, !f. It), 14 and lb i»i , ol Ulue
White (inutile, I1 lowing. Dm orated nml (»dl f am v put
terns, I’- t et V\ atr, ll i-ins nml Kwera nml otl.ei pieces
«t l\ and in pairs
.1 D. li KVAN> No. 117, West M in st .
nov l*J ts Kii-htn -ml Vn.
x. Iork A 1 irul.; ~
bTEAM SHIP COMPANY
liii|»orlniil lo UnrlianlH mill OIIipim.
f I 11 iOSE w ho <I.-mi a ii -peetly ai d n I'M I 11*«••!«• ol
I ii.ii »iy<*liri tm ilii'ir 11H ii I - liolv e ii A ri ) oik iihi
li'trhmotui, {\it about Hi limns lime hrtwiin il -«>
places.) will eon-il I tlieii inteiml liy .ideiing t elr
go.als In be shipped by the well k> own Si le-w heelilectin
Steam Ship-.
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE
of 1800 «‘o** Il iri'hen, in charge ol careful in il expet i
enc ii| officei s.
I hose ordi i ing goods from New \ .ok • nn do ho twice
n week by thin certain and sure line, enabling llnon to
i • plenish thej stuck- wit fi esh‘■uppiies at shot t notice.
And in like iminnci ennblit g tin me wh have goods lo
-bip then . to do ho, ns the (leliuilid Ini tin III mi i*e
PA8SKNGEILS too, will find thi - route ihe most corn
10. table a- well ns the cheapest Slate room nccommn
trim .a d meals in mi-died withoit extra charge.
I'lie -e Shij s touch at Am/<>•k goii e and rctui ning
U DLAM & WA I SON.
itec 1-1 ts Richmond, Va.
I'Olt N i: %% YOlCk!
11. S. Moil l.ine fur the sri.KMUlt N 7 HAMSUN'S
.taincsiomi iiimI RimiioUc !_
r 1 ^HE nexv nr.d elegnnt -ide w heel -team „ . glP**
I sic »AMKsTt»\YN. (Capi. IWumI
will leave Petersburg via Oily Point, every Tuesday
Evening, and the ROAN( )hR, ((‘apt, Oavendy.) every
Kriday Evening, for New Ymk.
Passage and fare lie Petersburg, including
Slate Rooms, fill ( (i
Steei age pit-sage. 5 00
Kor speed. comfort and safety these Steamships are
excelled by mine on the m ist and travellers will tint I it
the most pleasant »ou’e to the north, as they will there
by avoid the dust and feet pie nt changes of the Railroads
IT T ickt-ts issued at <>• office f»n Sycamore Street.
NAM’L G MAP I 1ST, Agt lte/er ailing
IT A passenger train leaves the Apponmitox tlepot
every Tuc-.lay ami Kriday at half pa.-t 5 o’clock, p m .
lo connect with the Steamships at Oit\ Point. Passen
gers by the South-side Railroad will reach Pel rsbui g in
time to take the cars for ihc steamers. S (J. 11.
July l i-ts
in. i . vM)i iDo>(\ ct*t
(At the tillI stanil of James It. Hentt’ick.)
OI I KK Ft IK SAI.B—
51*0 Tons best Peruvian (•nano,
100 “ Lump Plaster,
50 “ •Ground “
1000 Sacks Salt,
1*0 Tons liar Iron,
100 Tons Pig Iron,
Anti w ill continue to keep on hand a full supply of
these articles, together with a well selected 8 PUCK OF
GKO 'ERIKS, wlii. h they will sell at the lowest rates
for casli janl7-ls
POICT W| have just received foi
sale, a lot of Pore Old Port Win ,in bottbs, u very
fine arth le tor . edical j urposes.
min 3 t- LEE Ar JOHNSON
RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
fT HULS Stuart s C. Sugai.
f fP -5 - G otind. 0 iai ified & Crushetl do,
-0 boxes Lomi Sugar,
10 hbls N. O. Molasses,
It hhd h P K «(••.,
100 b*g* Rio Coffee,
50 " Laguna do.,
10 “ Prune old Java do,
50 boxes Adamantine and Sperm Candles,
Large lot of Clover. Orchard. Grass and Timothy Seed.
Call non ns we are selling cheap.
(t bN .-A* YOUNGER dr SMITH
'I'll!. A| KM IIIKEK wishea 11* hire t.»i tin
ff en-uinc year, u good Cook Washer an f 1 rouer
One fi oni tint fount, y would be preb-rre I— Aiyly to
tbmu \ ii sk v \
Blankets! Blankets! i
r 11 HE Undersigned w ish to sell out their stock <>
I Blankets—eeusequentlythey are offering them a
greatly reduced price- Their stock con-ista of*mennd
common Bed. Bath Whitney, Du die hi, Cribb.Ac. Call
soon, if von want • Iihi gain.
feh Ifi-ts STIGLBR, McBLDRKRV v. CO
OI PI.AIUK.—^o ooo leet Box Plunk, for
s-le f.y WM. A. MILLER.
(mai7 *Jw) On the a-|n
HI KURHRLS HERD OA 13 I ihatl rtoaivo
♦T* f x w during this week 500 bushel- Seed Onu, lor
sal** at the .narket prior-. WM. A MILLER,
(marTSw) On tln- Ba-in.
i;ki;m ii winuow ukA**—or
I fro ii 8X 10 tn 24X 30«—lur sale I*v
mar 4 dAct- R STACKER. A CO
iiHSCELLAWLCUS.
B%' NtFMK.Ki ".»«• ,l" ••*
iht’ lu.i..'* Ill mtr H.*..iimriii 'if Drf*.
f j1( re. I lij . Rj m.. tht. morning. ron*l*l"Vg ■»*
, ii*'- l*ii*M fliihii,
K«'ts |*i .id d.» ,
, Umn, ml cidars,
M « 41'Httlg Cli.-ll lie Chit it,
rr* I f*h Mu M bn-III,
Part- Off and i***.
Pirn,i It NCkk H»!H,
Kt 'Ii I'liiii Neck Ribbons,
ile.Ullon **h»'d lo ey ro.
MTIfil l-'i. Mi Kt.llKBKl * CO
I 'KI.sii OAMUI-14 sElilli- I'H* -'•**- "
I rr Ii.. ,u I I.iv.-.t <1 «• **d »|Ipjlf I'f fl nr * I i'll
S**rit* Hirm lli'ill 1.mrtr* ll.. rlilrli Ivn-lrr. lltrll
■ IBlIi In. Rr mill C"lll|ilrtr. 1 ■ II. IS K A V *S| Cl I
M f*il
notice.
rriMK undersigned having associated them-eise* to
I £«*fhct U ■ *er tin -» \ I * *10*1 iit'fn «*f
IHIIitrd, ftluiirt A t o.,
F**r lh * l.iirpotu* • I i on III-nrw 11 •' <» KIN’BUY. COM
MISSION X KORWARDl.Nb BLNlNKSS im nil it*
i,mi ii- hr-, Ht Ihr old aland ol Ddlard * Campbell, one
.|„or below M.« Wnfflwl. House. where we a. e now re
• .v*n# •* I m g«* nnd ■ i*l* < f m.«i»**tmerit * * t
ii ro4 4‘ri«-H, I Pry Roods Bool*, Shoes
Piot ker) mill Uiieenvmire,
and aUo a Urge *iork ••• Demesne Liquor* nn.1 every
,lung usually kept in »» (Grocery r. oeern.
\\ e aie determined that no pains nr effbit* dmll be
-pared on our pari to five sat isfacliou lo all who may fa
vor ii* with a call- Out intention i* t" sell « heap for
cash, or to prompt custom*ra on the usual time. I he
highest pro ♦* w ill h« paid lor country prtduee, either
in cash oi in eacbu.igefot goods.
JOSEPH P DILLARD,
JAM EN NT I All I
l>h 16d3m WILEY CAMPBELL.
iy*Lexington tiaxette copy 3 monib* and semi or
• out l '** thia imt *■• ___
Mmri.
HAVINfi SOl.Dt UT OUH STOCK OK (iOODN
on the Ut ol September last and being anxious to
hung our matte, a f«# art »*.*• h* speedily •«** possible, we
lake litis mefn id of saying lo those indebted to us, that
if i- with ii heavy eXi erise tiial we lemuin m tlie city,
and have no other Busines* o«re flinti tie • .•Lection f
o ir debts, there hue we hope they will come forward and
make payment either to otirsrlvo* or t*» Measrs lloiisoo
A Asliei, wno are Hiitlmi ixed to re* eive mid Receipt for
any moiiev i|m us, as speedily as pos-iide.
IIAYTIIK X TANNER,
(LbVM In) HAY THE. TANNER X LAY N K
hiMinuiee Slock lor Sale.
Office Lynchburg Hone & Fite Iimuiance Co.
F I 111 E B itrd ol Dili * I'm* having determined to in
I ei. n-e liie < npital slock id tins Company to $ B*0,
C)<Ml. i he hooka of sidisei ipiiun will he opened at this (ti
ll* • on l l ursdny, the Kith inst., foi the Mile ol ii niinil er
ofshine* ol-tthl Nt *ckf which will inc r. ii-• -aid capital
i .• I tie miiiiunt nh ivi* nam'd. 0 I WILLS, Sec ly.
mar II ilt*3VI
\l ATTHESSEN.- ()n coii'igumei.l 100 *u
i*B i*‘ii.i Shuck M iiii'*in‘n who Ii will he sold ut the
"Wi 'I pi i e to rloM*
1'ir O .l.i** fo*- ♦ very kind o* Mattressea and Hair
Bed fPed preinp-ly, ul I lie nlmrtest no'ic**.
ol. II i V\ II M *SP.\
\T V l«l\ 11 I. SILL. A able I am a I** I
. hon e M.i vaut ami 2 children, in whi.li a bargain
u\ b* I ml by eurly application to W IVI. II MOSBY.
m i III i- Auctioneer.
\l A 'tl;l>l ( I II I'KUI. lo I Ionc.
- — lit • • I«*i i<» c m i' ftii i on-igmii'iit, I Will sell the
i • iiiininn. "tin k lit I* ii fit i i lire it I gp'illy reduced pi ice*
\ : H.in. ts Mini .VI• *-».|«. I'• 111 Dressim* ( iildnef*; Ho*.
w >.il I’ i min (’ini s, I'h.-h Si ills ; M .(log liny Rockers
Ciid.'hs Hu* kern, lint Rack*. Kxm-ii inn Dining T t
Itles, W iish-t" mis, Yi I’eisous in wan* of* 1'ttt <• • tiir
wuumIiI* well in cull tit VV II MOSBY'S
ii’h I I—I* Attcliii Store
\| I t 1C ill A IK II
'h II i |it i ~ Mngii/l «—l.mli Bonk
(i. • litiVn it "
An bur's “
I'ut inuti'f "
Hunt’* "
Knickerbocker M It'll/.ilie,
Bank Note Reporter,
YnilKee Not into ,
Ih' keiiH lii.iMelmhl Words,
I, itnh.n \u J out ini I. I oi February,
Bun kw tt d. “ •*
—A LSO—
S tllttd I >i the SoliiHty l in in'.'ton Castle—Bn*y
moiv tin nls til tin I*Ik Woman—-w ith otln i Bunks, lot
i niior iUs to mention, pi»t received ut
roar 9 \ MnllSK'S
NO I' I € I. Illit H HAVING OLA MS
ugauist Charles L. Dihrell will please hand them
to iii », lit rnv eounlli g-lieon, ns soon as possible. TIs
daitiriiaid.* that hi* mnltei* should In* e.losed at once,
t ar lo!4w R J KCIIOkH 7Yw*/rc.
OKOIIOK It Ad It V*
Hrooer A. t uiiiiuissioii Merchant,
-OI IKIIS roll SALE —
| 4 U k TONS A mere a ii hammered and rolled Iron,
| " W einbnu mg almost every -i/.e of tyre,axle,hoe,
11 m nd Hu, "quail*, oval haiftivtil. hail-round, hoop,
bit ad. horse shoe an I nail rod.
75 boxes Tin plate, 11 11 C' bl ight rooli ig,
2 pig- Biock Tilt,
50 handle . Ami, Hug. and Russian Sheet-Iron.
1000 Ihs. cart, cmiiugc and wagon axle- A to 2 inches.
1000 Ihs nut shear. German wedge, Atnerieuti and
Hngli ii blistered Steel
IIM*0 1!** Sheet Zinc,
1000 slab Spelter,
1750 lh* Iron Wire. 8 to 17,
75 bags Colire, Rio, Java Mocha, Manilla and La
guira,
00 hhds boxes and hid* brown, loaf, crushed and
powdered Sugars,
10 hhds Molasses,
10 hid-. Titanet s’ ( hi,
10 do/., Spades nnd Shovel-,
100 keg-of Dupont * blasting powder,
10 “ Rifle
5000 Ihs. cotton ^ lints, Leaksville, No » 10.
100 keg* Old Dominion nails 5 to 0 iu spikes,
10 l\ -gs Bunions horse-shoes, No 1 to 4,
100 Ills Horse shoe Nail-*,
ft dot Archer’s Axes,
20 boxes 8 k 10. 10 m 12 * 12 k 11 window Glass
1000 lb- M milla Cordage, i| tr I A inches.
Also, Smith's Bellow s. Anvils. Vice*; sn icking. Hand
and Singe Hammers. Files, nssoited ; Knives niuI
Forks; I’epper, Ginger. Spice Hi Tnllow candle*. Domes
tic-, Oru.dung*, Cait ami Wagon Boxes, castings, Sift
cr.s, Si ves. Oorti-shcllcrs, line cutters. Hie. Arc., all ol
which will he s* Id low foi cash, or tit hatter,
fch 1 ts
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
ON an I alter tho 20th in*t., no height will be leeeiv
ed i»t th« L)i|>o in Lyn lihtiig. fur shipment,
diet 4 u'i lock, p m. , until the 1st Huy of May next, arid
I m I hut time until the l-t «1 ty of Ortoher next, none
will be r« reciveil Mftei .’i u clock, P. M
Shipper* will observe that a* t ides received for sbip
mci t under fidsarrungt merit will meet w ith the rttme
lispateh us they would, under the "resent ar rangement,
as articles received after 4 o’clock ai\? never forwarded i
any sooner that those received the next day.
*A. .). BLACK.
fell 20 tS Depot Agent.
If l t iD.Oii .'ll A A'!’ I«I * 0 .1 u -I • iv«•, t which
-1- “lit i>e sold cheupei than the Iron Mantles can be
bought and on time to suit purchasers—Put up without
extra charge. J. II. GADDKSS Si BKO
jan 9-t*
Biro* aWU BUTTEH.
10 00" Ihs prime Old Baron,
3.000 Ihs good f irkin Butter.
In store and or sale by LEE 4* OIINSON
mh 2—is
FRENCH WORK
fpll G SUBSCRIBER IS NOW OPENING A
JL splendid lot «d Keen* I. Work, i*» great variety—
coieisting in part of Lace. Moiidiii and Cuminc Col
lar*. Sleeves and * heimis. it*. Embroidered Hitnkei
' hi«ts. Muslin and Cum’nnk Bands, K ging Inseit
ing-*. &«&c. JNO. T. DAVIS
teh *‘4-t s,
BUSHELS COuN MEAL fORSALK 11V
WM A. MILLER.
(mai72w) On the Basin.
Ur AM T B l> .— a GOOD WHEELWR1GH I
can get employment by rally g on the subscriber.
mitt?w WM. COX
HrOOI» .—Oak and Hickory, well *eii-io ,ed, ju*
to hand. We expect to k«*ep a tegular stippU
m future. Tho-ewhn will need good fue-wuid— wh
please send in tlieir order* eat lv.
aug.Yt* ECHOLS X PRIOR.
I^AHIITV FLOlI||-bhe herd’s D.le 1 .m.ily
f Imn-—a new ii it luddy appr. ve I B a d in Store
VnH for sale by B. K 8AOKE l‘T.
lei* 18 i » »
MISCELLANEOUS
Spring Pavilion* for 1851.
ST1TZER (■
Bk II ,. irri*i'»*■! Hit II, -lull- lii* N|"||*
OENTLEMEIC 0 CINE PRESS HATS
I ,.rMn. Jiii In \ nr« -wlm l • *••»>
beautiful—•*!•», Oakforil'k yutlng men’* I*h Iltdel bin
f N |r. ,t brim—-which I* UiiBtit pat**d by yet of
I, m* f • of the Inspection «#l lb s mark»t. Tof tber with
! 11<i Hailimore iirle,curl brim—Wilfi b U very iwmLonc.
* Resides a large n**u»tm«*nt of a I the Various styles and
j .|„.dit < » of Soft Hats, adapted for the Spring Trade!
to w hich he most cat firstly cal'* the at eniion of hi*
It iend* ind customer* and he p^hiic to give him » rail,
as to* is now prepared t,» offci gi eater indiiCPmehf* !•*
liiiyei*than n) like e*l«ldi hmeut in the city, both at
vk hol, sale mmH retail AM kind* of Imt- made to order,
at ti e »h »rt< «t ..often, tJuti*,.ner*' hat* dre**ed over fo
l» .If price. <..ill at ti e sign ol the Blue H it I r barraini.
mm I ‘If «M f'lII/.BH.
New Spdng fioods, 1851.
■ O II V T. DAVIS 18 NOW Ol'KMMI A
portto.i of hi* Spring puid.a- . coinnri-b-g a very
j. fn«‘i a I n«-m tmrnt nf Staple and fancy Hey Goods, to
which lie invites the attention id the public* His * nek
win hi* completed in a few -lays math »*
jl^jici 'H nick mmmm oats
. . DILLARD 4* (>GDBN
1109 Y l in WlllSKKV-We have just
.1» I remit eif a lot of pure Mountain Ilya VN ii»•*k«*v——
for saie on consignment, by
,i,i. LEE A JOHNSON.
I )IKI;H\ 109 >l»in, Lynt lOMtrg
I VA.—-Iron and Brass Castings, Steam Engine
Mill Geering. Tobacco I’li'Mifi, A*r, le d rnach'n'* „ i
••rally, furnished cr reasonable notice, and ? i , price*
The pre*i!iit reputation enjoyed * • * establishment
lor thr superiority or J * w • s ... oe fully sustained it
l| e e h »••' lit io j t.’ . • » lot Jl e orders.
A. G. DABNEY
N B — I will he prepared fur Gm-filting in due time
nnv 2.Vd*cts i Q.P
GALVANISM
MIME 8UBKCHIHBK8 OFFER FOR SALE,
I IIoiigiiton’s Celebrated Magnelto Electric Ma
chine, ol fiuperi ir finish, also I'ulvei number’* Hydro
Electric Vo laic rhaihs and M lelnad’s Magnet.c Bias
ter. Tli« instrument* are curiati tinted mid arranged
according to scientific principle*, and are highly lecotp*
mended for th* relief and rule of local pains, and all
nervous afTections. For sale by
.1 NO. II. SEAY X CO,
feb 25-t*. Druggist.
lie. D. (iregorv & Jas. I. Itoyail
W.LI, conrimmlli.' MARI,WARE IU8INBS8 in
ell its various I r.inche* at the old sta d ol G-eg
ory, RomiII X Simp-on, under the firm of GREGORY
A ROYALL, and respectfully solicit a c mtinuanc of
of the veiy liberal patronage they have ever received
— promising to sell goo I goods at honest prices.
They now Imve in store a very bum* not! well assort
•d stock of Caipenter*’ tools and Materials Hme *•
Ke ping Articles. Saddlery (’each Makers' Malarial*,
Guns, BluCKsinitb*’ Tools Xc., Ac , and expert to i*
• eive in a few weeks, (di ertiy from Birmingham X
Nnrtfiebl,) quite a large lot of English HardwhTo \*
Cut lei y.
rycOUNTRY MERCHANTS, and all othc * \t.
want of goods, are invited to give them a coll,
fi b I I
I HU TONN triKOIJNiH I’l.AM I It
| " r* v I have lot sale one hundred Ton* Gtound
Bl isler.
.. Lu _ B F 8A0KBTT.
| ||| TON* FEIiTlB — t hi htn-1 and
.1. i* I being received. 140 l olls Blaster,at our Mill
vfncli will be sold low for ca-.li and ground in the best
manner tYe me also manufacturing at out Shop, a lot
ol seperi »r improved CORN SHELLKRS. ’I host* in
wii I please give us a call.
1 • ■ i. IS.. H 8. WHITTEMORE & BRO
I onlage, Safely Fuse, Ac.
W W k M uiilltt Cordage ^ to I I 4 inch***,
OvHJ" Id,OOt* feet »»fet\ fu*-,
2.» sets carriage spring*. -I to 7 L nf, Iff
•MO wagon, ait und buggy axles,
2 •In/., -ledge liumm(*is, assorted,
— ALSO —
L« g trace, bn ter, breast and back Chains—Anvils,
tis-iii|ed iz Flies. H-sorted mill crosscut and baud
Saw *, ret eive,I a (I foi sale mi the “'Iron Suite
fel ‘J i t- (yi GEOHGE BAGBY.
\\ 4\ l I I) TO < sul-.nl...
v v wifli in hire to. then work on the Vt«- At Term
lu.lioml, in the .Mountain region of Vh. ii » umbel ..•
sirio.v men and hoy*, for which liberal liiie will he paid
I tiey imve hud long experience III lie managetiient nl
negroes and are themselves large owners Hired ne
<ioes will ieceive lilt* Miirne treatn.*** • in evmv i***|-ei i
lint they give their own. One ol us can e *een i»
Lynchburg, at any time, till the lOiIi of Jui.uiny a. tl
NV asiiinirton Hotel, or at McCoikle Simp-on & .1 me
oat Mr Daniel & Hurt's They will also huy met and
n.ys (dee J.» duet*] SCdT'l ,V ADAMS
aikAA i-it*. nti>n v i; r\ i so x
Jml\ JvF |usi received an for -ale by.
ieo !» m DILLARD ,v OGDBN.
|i!\*i;i;i» oil- 10 FW» Lin eal oil, i
~A nd for sale by IL K, SACKBTT.
feb 3 ' -
i ILOVLK Si;DO —50 Bu-hels prime Ohio Ch»
ver Se. d, received and for sale by
feb 3 u B. F. SACKS H
tiikoi ijii itv i;xi*ki;ss!! :
fllHIS is to certify that the MEXICAN MUSTANG
1 LINIMEN T l as been used quite extensively in
the stables of Adams A Go’s Great Southern, Ea-teru
and Western FiXpn saes, fir Curing Golds, Chafes,
Scratches, Sprains and Bru tes, and it Iihs proved very
effectual. We have no hesitation in recommending it
as a valuable preparation, to be used externally on man
or beast. .L DUNNING, •
Foreman of Adams 4* Co’s
Express Stable, N. York
We take great pleasure in ivcommeie ing the Mex
icaii Musfung Liniment to all our friend* and custom
ers a* the best article we have ever used for Sores
Sprain-, or Gaht*, on Horses. We have used it exten*
sively. and always effectually- Some of out men have
also used it for severe Brui-es ».ml Sores, as well as
Rheumatic Pains, mid they all -ay it net* like magic—
we can only say that we have abandoned tile use of any
other Liniment
.1 M Hewitt Forearm for
Amkiik aki Exrt<Ksr> Co., 10 Walls?
Hahdkn s Express. 74 Broadway,
Pullen. Vikoit. Jic Co’s, lb Wall st
Well-. Fargo 4* Co s, 16 Wall *t.
Having used the Mustang Liniment in my f. niily for
severe ca-e-of haul lumps ami swellings, l cheerfully1
giv*> my certificate i » its excellent effects. My daugh
ter hail u haul lump, the size of n hen’s egg. upon liei
wrist for a year. I told her to rub it with the Liniment,
and a few applications entirely removed it. I have a ,
so used the Liniment for 8ctofulou* Tumors, or swell
ings in the throat,of long stundir g.on tw o of mv -ervants
and it removed them both in a short time. I consoler
them all remarkable cures, and n commend the Mustang
Liniment as the best nnicle I ever used
JESSE T. HOPKINS,
Proprietor of Hopkins’ Hotel.
Liberty, Vo., June 30th, 1353.
Mukgarton, N. C . June 30th, 1833.
Dr. A. G. Bnlgg & Co.—l fool it my duty to those o|
mv lei low being- w ho are a Hie ted as 1 have eon, to add
my testimony to the wood rful effect* of your Mustang
Liniment. I was severely attacked in Decembnr Iesi
with K leumntism in it- worst form, suffering nigi t ami
day w ith excruciating pain for six mouth-, being for tin*
w hole ii-ne unubie walk oi even sten. Mv light leg w a
-•> contracted and drawn up that 1 could not pul it t »
tli ■ ground, and my U‘ft Him was badly emit acted Do
ling the whole time I wa* attended by two of the must
skilful phy-ionm* in the piace, hut they w.-ie unable to
afford me reliei.Htifl limiiiv gave me up—pronounced me
incurable, ami said 1 must die.
A' thi- critical moment 1 commenced using the Mex
ican Mu-tang L mrnent. and aft* r using two small Mot
tles 1 begun to find relief from my sufferings, and nfiei
using seven bottles I was ns well ns ever I was hefon .
GEORGE GOOD
MoKqantq*, June 30’h, 1851.
I crrt’fy that 1 am acqu-iiute I aHh George (j.»<»•!—
tlmi lie was iHliM.fi with Rheumatism as above -r.ite.l,
mill was cured by the use of the Mexieuu Mu-lm g
Liniment. JAMES 0. SMY TH,
Merchant and Hotel Keeper.
1‘RICES.
The Liniment is put up in bottle- of three sixes, an I
sell* at 25 cents, 50 re ts, undfl per buttle. Phe 50
rents si/e contains 3, t imes a- m ich as the 25cts an I
the dollar sixe three limes as trucli ns the 25 cet.t
sixe. being much cheaper.
A G. BRAGG A CO, I’roprietnr* 304 Broad\tn\
New York, and St. Louis. Mo.
Eor -ale by • >» uggist s and St,*,.. , , , , ,r, „.,aiiv
JOHN H. SEa\
H R \1 A V ,, d
K STALj.LL .v v o..
• Agent,*, LwiVhb.tr-.
MECHANICAL. _
I V. W , . (ISAM, WM. A. WALUKOX. U. r-KTwZES,
\<‘« Furniture Ware-Rooms.
CONANT. WALD RON * Co..
v-jr ruu 1,0 H- (Ho tfalljr Morin tlirir lima » u"d llu
W public generally lti»l they »I0 now rimriviug al
,ba n Fun Mure .. Kimimh. oi.'M.ii !*i.. a •h».r.
Iielow nie Nnrvidl Mou*e, tlielr .link ot Hn<r
Mahogany, Walnut.and oilier Fur .iiuro : logrtln r wild
„ .n.at rn'.tnv nrtiilr. in ihi- way of II.mo- keeping, lhal
Hie uwlul a. well#, ornamental, b a bare never l,.f ne
tieen introduced intotbi. market All ol which have been
selected from In*.— North. rnjnjing the hlgh.-.l repn
ta ioa for good and falthtul w.nk.
They have nl»o roi.nerted wi b tin ir i-tiibli.-hment, a
Manufacturing Department,
In which they have engaged workmen id .killnnd expe
lienee, endure therel'am prepute.l tohu»e made to ol
der, out of good ma erial, any pieee ,.f furmlure linn
in iy be ordered. *1 h-y w.n.ld arid lliat Iney nil* [ te
pared to ilfer grealei in luremenis to pi rion. wanting
anything in lie way .,f FL'KN FI L'UB, limn li .ever be
hi*' been o feed in fii* market. -\lid they hope by as
siduous attention to business to merit ainl receive »»t leust
a portion of the , ublic pariotcye.
CONANT. WALDRON <&CO
N H —We would s.iy tuuUi I I frien Uiind custom
cr« that we continue to manufacture, hi our obi stand,
on 1L ilye Jm . nil kinds ..f 1' Imuta W.mld* tin 1 the
like, and we solicit a continuance of their fnvors.
13 ts ( ' , W . A C
f|l 1ft £ (JMOGIIIILIVCP _
I having msmicin e I tlietnselv©, to
ipthcr for the purpose of con«l»i» tiny araitff-iLan:*' ‘'it - - .1" rn-r
The t.'nrpe liter'll Kiisiness,
Respectful! um oun. e to the rit icon* of Lynchburg that
tit* y me pr©f)»red to execute*, faithfully and promptly.all
nr lers with which they may he favored.
MANII, DOORS <fc BLINDS made to older, ul the
best MiHteriuls, u i I in the moa subsuntml manner
ITT {Shop on bib Street, immediately in rear of the
iesi<lencc of Geo. D. Davis.
MARION COLBERT,
jan 20-d2m ALFRED dAYLOR
rpfl E subscriber still continues the Carpenter’s
JL Business, in all its various branches,at his old stand
at the junction of blit Alley mid 7th Stieet.
ja*» 24 d‘Jin A. TAYLOR.
Furniture! Furniture!!
I AM now receiving anil op ninga large ussoitmp’t
- of new and elegant Furniture—embracing in part,
Ladies’ Malmgiu y. Rosewood ami NVal
nut Cub.nets, M hogany and Rosewood
Bureau, Marble Top At I’lain Mahogony _j
Wash Stands, Card Tables, Extension Tables,
Ttie-a Tiles, Mahogany lioektrs, Arm Chairs,
i’arlor Chnirs, Hut Stand*, Ac. — Also, a lot. of Muting
any Flank, and Mahogany and Rosewood Veniers.
Great inducements will be offered purchasers, in or
der to close the consignment immediately.
I? A liberal discount made to the trade.
j in M ts \\ M. H. MDEBIT.
lynchburg Furnishing Ware room,
\i 11 1 1
ster**rs, I a pin 'lunger*, AI.it
iress and hope Manufacturers. Main
Stieef, Two Doors below the Marketbou*e, Lynrhbuig,
Va,, keep const nntly on t.nnd and make io or er Curl
ed Hair, Lbuck, M **. Cotton, Woo. and ** pint 1 spiing
Matt reuses, made by Mi Loose.ai d Rone of every descrip
tion. W e have in our employment some first rate Cab
net Workmen! and intend to keep on hand a *up| ly of
FURNITURE, of our own make, and also Northrn man
farliire,—such n* Bureaus, Solas, Wardrobes Bedsteads,
Clciirr, Double and Single Lounges,—1000 Beid»tcad*
now on hind. VV e ask t..e attention of nd who muyy
want articles in our line, and pledge oiirsel c* lose.I np
on iis reasonable terms ns cun he obtained in this or in
other market. Hr s, •ecial attention given to the r-v
pairing of Furniture. (jan !£ dfccts)
BOO K S, IIA I’N A AO (APS.
—The subsetibers have red ived a porti n of their
|R| Spring sup) ly of Boo s, Shoes. Hats and W
I Caps, among which w ill In found a great T
vurieiy of Ladies, Misses and Childrens’ Gaiiets,
Buskirs, Slippersund Ties ol all co on*. to which will he
added in a week or two, their Eastern goods, in w hi li
will In found a geneial iisSoi tment of low priced Boot#
and Shoe* ot all descriptions, to w hich vvn ask die atten
• ion ot our friends and the public generally, with the as
siirance that these goods shall tie sold a* I .w as they cun
be had in any house in Virginia. All orders fur any tiling
in our line will meet with prompt attention. We have
some mole skin huts, a pretty good article, which vve can
-ell foi %l 50 ' I RL I \\ ELL & HALL.
mm 7 dis
MjAHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE
1. sped fully to call the attention of the citizens ol
Lynchburg and the adjoining country, to his large and
M splendid assortment ol BOOTS,SHOES,
M GAITERS. Ac-, of his OWN MAKE.^^^1
and which are warkavtkd of thk bkst qOALt
IT AND OF SUPKRIOR WORKMANSHIP.
Fersons wishing to have a good and durable Boot 1*1
Shoe for tlie present season, will do well to call on me,
>■ * I am determined to piease, both ns regurds quality
uiid price.
Don’t forget t o cal! at the store three doors above th*
I* i a ok I in H or el, and immediately opposite t he Citizen*'
Savings Bank. T. F. GRIMALDI.
dec. U-ts
Notice -My stock t»nil- hno hands foi Gas Fit
ting, have.ill arrived in L> -•rlihnrg, and I an. now
i-diy prepared te execute all orders entrusted to me
witti foitid-'inosHand dispatch.
1 would be thankful to my fi 1 mis to hand in their or
»i*rs at once to prevent hurry about the time th * gas is
to he put on.
No Bills will he presented sooner than the first of Jan
uary next under any circumstance*.
Je 83 dt* A. G. DABNEY.
I/OU SAU: o CBNBIMINJNENT—
10,000 lb*. Cotton Yam,—Just received and for
sale on consignment by
»iov 15 i* McCQRKLB & JUNKS.
|V OTICB TO FABMEB9.—Weare now
i. x receiving ur supply of * Peruvian Guano,” for
-ale at $52 50 peT 2000 11 .
(feh 20 ts) YVM. T ANDERSON & CO.,
At the old sta d ofJas Renwick
VT FI.2IVATB3 —3 valuable gir's,he
- tween the age* of 13 and lti, accustomed to h nisi
service, and sold for no fault—would prefer them to be
tefa ned in or neat the city. Apply to
dec20 u W.V1. H. MUSHY.
iyi:ijSitoi wi-i.toh re for the ensuing
\cui, to wotk un the Vu gnd Teim. R. R., 50
M.-n and Boys, fir which tin* highest price will he paid
•pinrterly in advance. Apply to
.lee 2l*J« \\ M. || MdSHY.
'IMP THE ft-A II Ui: US -The subscriber h*s
1. iug purchased the Patent Right of D Clow, DouOh
Cylindrical Rotary Scrim Wheat l'an, ate now mam.
incturing therm nd a*k the Farmer* »*• > Mland examin
•o-thenselves • DllGUIl) X BttO.
•%’ ■ ’ • »-df 2twt* Lynchburg Fonm/r.
r'llCM SI j moFBOODlIN MAR
\ KKT— Now being teceived and will he sold ns ;
speedily as postib e fur Ca»h% by
feh 27 .Its JOHN J. PURVIS. Ap t.
I AMES BIVEB CEMENT 150 hbU. in
af store and for sale by B. F. SACKElT
si*pt 30 ts#
TONS I*EIt! VIA* lil AVO i
**\r "bull reivnn in n lew cIhj., fiiiy ton* No 1 I’,,
i m inn Guam. from Me.in. Itarreda .V Un... Arphu o|
III.' Peruvian Goviirnment. A'l wlio have been waiting
tor a supply are requested to rail on me.
n"v l u n r. SACKETT.
AMO. <1.0\ BU«BBD,*c.
30 tons Peruvian Guano,
100 bushels CI over seed,
10 001) ii•«*. Colton Yatn,
I 000 lb*. Lard,
Receiving for sale on accommodating terms,
(feb '1 '-) JOHN HOLLINS.
Beautiful White Paint
|>ntE WHITE PORCELAIN l’AINT—THIS IS
X one of them*! ..niful ad permanent Pain.
tlm. ba< been offer d to the pubde—it impart, a fine
(►earl white fiiiiao .. due. tint . bnnge it, color u«
..I doe, Knr sals by JOHN H SEAY X CO
feh 25*ts \\ *
Ui UL'giSt*.
A1 OI.ANNES —We hive jti* rer. ive.l another
• . bJt "t .tnetly |,iime New Orlerns Mol isses. on
l omignment, w ill ,e|; |ow toelose. c
%blSt* LEE & JOHNSON.
bhhl LUMBER, ron.isting ,.l
nil description*—much of it w.-l
umm! and oi good rpmlity
; H *u b m;ol8 \ pgyoR
VrniMin.
3| If If I l!'C L '•••■*'> Y . IH..I. II Irew ,,r Snprrioi
(pi Ibv just ieceiverl and for sale l»v
^_SAUNDERS X HUM.
r^HAWPAONl; (. Hei lsif k' Slid uthm
,, ” " • - r... , ... p
.'Ih.ii i q and hi rirv YY ini-s, for san> by
'!lnS YCNDBR8 X IRON .
_JUILRQAD8, AC. ^
JJrpinia and Teunf**«> Rai|road
Winter A r ru n k <> tn eTTr^
ON ami after Tharmlny.Oei. 13th. the j,. *•
""'I I’aawngwr Train will Iwavo |, Maj|
i xrrpt H>inil*r>. hi 74 o'clock , AM ' ’Ur* 'ittj.
»» 111 u'eloch, A. M. Itdnrni,. Bt’
Spnn* at 2 .. cluck, I*. M„ uml anivr i,| | „ "?** Hit
.'■} o'clock, I'. M. " *
THUS SHARP r
norg|-t« Sup't V„ . T ’'’"T'1
—- --— -p ra. at 1 h,,„ j, )(
Richmond and Prtmburg Rail-Rtt?
O W INTER ARRAN OEMENT ■
\ ,,"p;: »'"* il“,p' ‘f-i-nu.e ;llp T
v\ ill lie hk follow* : lf irain«
EXPRE88 TRAIN
Leaves Richmond daily ,Sunday * exrepte i
•* Petersburg “ “ .. r,l*.7 A ^
Mail TRAIN "7 1 If
Leaves Richmond da ly. at...
*• Petersburg “ . . * K *
Fare |I 10— Children over th ee, and ^ A *
years of age. 00 cents. A discount <,| |,, *' lw* s
made on each fine when Hefei?, r re pioctr.j * h
lire, and to passengers getting on the cats *7. 'h**"r
els are sold. W " M‘ Hafir*
Thinii(ili Ticket. in rann.xinn with |{|.( .
Western 8tn>!e Linec n he procured ui 11,,.° ''l'"
following places: ’ tnif,e
(irecush rough, Notth Carolina,._
Salem. " •* . |10 (IQ
Lex;egton, •* ^ . 00
Salisbury “ ** . li()0
Charhitte. “ •« . H IK)
Tk’tsto Weldeu, . ^ IK)
NORFOLK TRAIN. 340
Leaves Richmond Monday., We,ill0„dtv, „„ , .. .,
alii,*. I’ot, Walthall, uhereT^u
;e h'eom‘;oat Augusta. Cap,. W C 8m„h,fur Norfolk
I c.r-smouth, and all the intermediate plan .* *
Fare to Norfolk or Portsmouth_ n.
Tin- fr.ji?l.t .... all nrtHes'lW N^firik ',',r' IwJ “
tlte different landing, on the river, must be
advaiit e. ' B
N- W —Servant travelling by themselves must her,,,,
nislted Httli two passes, ... that .me can be retain,•,I
the ,ifl.ee, and it must he expressly stated un tile
.lint they are permitted l„ go ..n the Cars nr Sunt a,,|»
ruse may la*.
_TTI OS. OODAMEAl), 8*pi
for Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Poit Walthall Line.
THE beautiful and favorite steamb »atfc. k
1- AL'GI SI A, aud«>i itin command 'dAbaH^&SBj.
Capt. VV in. C. Smith, (so long and favorably known tu
the travelling community on the Potomac and .Jamei
River.) has resu'm d her place on the line via Port Wa|.
thull, after having been t or Highly rebuilt ard fitted out
in the most elegant sty le, and furnished with Lite Bout,
L fe Preservers, Force Pump*, and nit the a,,plianrp,
required by A«*t of Congress to secure the safety
engers.
I he Cars running ii rot r.exion with the AuguMn will
leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot on every Mots
dii\. Wednesday,an 1 Friday mornt g,at f)£ • Y:ock, *
Persons e-ri. mg in Richmond, by the Pucket Bonn
have hut a few steps »o w alk to th« Cars,
Returning.the Augusta will leave Norfolk on th. u!tnr»
i ate days, viz.: Tuesdays, Thursday, and Suturdny*, u
7 o clock a m.
I-are between Richmond and Norfolk,&r.. |*i
Fare between Richmond, Coke’s, Rings Mill and
Gntve Wharf,. jen
Children over three years and not ovoi twelve
years of nge, half price.
.. <,0 5(
Servanis, through,. j ^
Servants to any point on the river,. 1 (if
. oo a
miv 2-d*cm THOS. DODAMBAD. Svpt.
soi l la-SIUE ItAILllOAl)
A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leave* the Df
pot, in Petersburg every day. Sunday excepiwl,
at 7 o’clock, a m. aieI arrive* at Durkeville at the in
lerrrction of the Richmond and Danville Rail*Rod
at 10 o’clock, A. M .connecting by that Rnud with Mena.
I’ H«gg & Co.’s Stage Line for Charlotte Cmirt-Hnui#,
Halifax Court House, Danville and Greensboro', N l
and arriving at Furuiville at 11.30. a. m.. mnnctcliq
ihere with Messrs. Flagg. Caldwell & Co.’s Stage Lint
for Lynchburg.
Returning, the tiain leaves Farmvillp at 1, p. n.
1,1 d Burkev.de at 2£, p. m.. arriving in Petersburg it
time lor the train* going North or South, connertinj
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appomattox Kail
Road,with the sph ndid stea nships Roanoke and James
I m i. for N wAnik ; which leave City Point at 7,p m
and every Wedn. sdoy w ill steamships for Philadeiphi
which leave City Point a: the same hour.
P ssergers preferring to rema a in Petersburg the ovi
night, can take the mornit g Iran North at *l£, a. i.
the James River Boats for Old 1' tint, Norfolk and Bun’
more at 8. a. m., or the cars for Hie South, ut 9 o’clue
A. M.
Arrangements have been made by which through tick
ots between the following points may be procured!
the annexed rates:
Between Petersburg and Lynchburt, through in
fiflteen hours, .. s-, a
Between Petersburg ami the Sweet Sulphur
Spring* through in two days,. 9 0
Between Petersburg and V\ bite Sulphur Sj rings,
thiough in two days. jq Q
Between Petersburg* Danville, through in twen
ty-four fiours,.. g ^
Between Petersburg u Giee shorn’, N. C., thru'
in two ilnys. |q j
Between Petersburg and Salisbury, N, C,through
in three days. ]5 0
Between Petetsburg and Charlotte.|I8 0
A freight Train It lives the Petersburg Depot eve
Monday. Wednesday and Kridny morning at (i, *. «.,«»
returns the same days. Any person wishing to seetii
mtos i f freight can obtain a freight list by calling uv«
llie Agent at tiie Petersburg Depot.
dee3 ts E. J. WALL. Sup’t.
L AKE KEDUfED-Through from
J- Lynchburg. I/?., to Knoxville Tennessee* by the lw
giniff and Tturn’s ace Railroad, and Farish 4* Co'*, h*
oj iStages — llnough tickets run hf» obtained at lb
1 icket Office of the Virginiu nnd Tennessee Railroi
Company, ut the following points and ut the follow it
rates, vix:
F rem Lynchburg to Christianshurg, $3 25
" Newhurn. 4 75
4* NVythevilJe, 7 10
“ Marion. 9 25
44 Abingdon, II 35
*4 Blountville, 13 35
*4 J .meshorough, 15 00
4* Greenville, 15 00
44 Rodger-ville, 18 00
“ 41 Bean Stution, 17 00
“ 44 Knoxville, 18 75
A. J. BLACK, Ticket Ag.it
B. riie same rates w ill he charged from K'h1*
vilie and all other points along the line to Lynchl'tirc
ang lU-ts
Office Gen. Supt. Va. & Tenn. R. R . 1
Dec. 12th, 1853. )
NOTICE.
fjn 11E accommodation Train running fri n tin* I 8
1 to Bons icks, wi 1 ha discontinued alter the f881
end trip on Wednesday morning the Mill irist.
dec 13 ts TIB’S SI IA PP
rvi OTIt’E -AH pn sene iitx§< t»•i to A E I
r v are r. quested to cull it the store house ol Mr ^
Bagby, where l may bo found, and settle theii u‘’l’(,ul111
iis no h tiger indulgence cun o. v ill he given.
n«»v 9-I* c. C. WINGFIE
}( i cases C ACAKKIA i;*m"
of Licorice in muss. j
I o the consumers of Licorice we v ill guarsnl^*
ptulitv ol this t j he ns fine, it not superior to any ^
importsd i.itollie country—to an ive shortly ard f"r **
A DIB Si GRAY.
Feb\ 7-d*i'cts Richmond »•
HAMAM WANTEIk-hvid.io In." "ir/‘
ensuing year six or eight good Hur.ds, vo ""r
tin Smja Mill.ut Forest Depot—for W’hich, a good P"
will he (»**i.I.
dec 31 is OITRTIS FAMES. Lynchb1^.
IH1 '** i>5aiiul«cliirer» ol Tol»Mcf*
A- Oil., Winters,sen, Aoiss. Lero.*n, CintiHSieMf *
Branding Boards.. Colors*. &t\—For eidr -Isy .
Junta sirs. ti. STABLER & 1
WANTED TO HIKE—100 v
wtnk on tlie Va. 4* Tenn. Rail Road, ut "•
track——tor wli cli lihernl prices will he puid. Apr*
F. DEN MEAD.
or A. N. Montgomery, Agent)
d*T 23 dts |.yiiclihur.t
I.1 v i «t a si n itim: run i{
A—i Etoteiini foi n mi ,1... lot ol R V4
Flour—by U F 3ACK&1
ft 0-u
PAIN I S A. OILS—Brown nod Whi««*
I'nints, Lmd, OR, Turpent ne. J’o*'
.H'i!3 .In* R. STABLER 1

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