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CLOTHINU AND FANCY GOODS.
THE qrESTIOV SETTLED.
STiGLwK, JieEi.DERRY A fO.
U4VK thh» da* o ftwd the m*»*t beaut ifttl lot ol
Coming that ha* ever been xhibited in this city.
Out M • Engledov*-, who ha* entire rhnrge of the
Ctothing department of our establishment, ha* ju t re
turned from New York, huv ng »n*»le the pure «*e« to
-.ais hU own fancy, and a* it ha* he* r* ii*«i«l t" invite
gentlemen’# atteni ion only to g«H»*U «4 that rbimfhr,
wewou d idjw» invite the Ladies most PARTtctJi.Anl.T t*
come and see the novelties i.t trimmer mats— the most
beautiful workmanship In shirt* and other goods.
Come too* . helor* the prettied are selected
A 8 ENtiLEDOVB f r
may 8l* Stigler M« Ki leiry »v C.*
CLOTHING AT CON I’.
OWING to the gr*at quantity of Ready m »-! ' Cloth*
ing lathi* market, and the hardne** of the limes
we have r icluded to sell for a tim«*. «*ur h inearid beau*
tifullv assorted Stork of Ready made Clothing. I umi*l»*
ing Good*, Umbrella*, Arc., At at ('o*t f«»r Cash
Now i* emphatically the time lor ull wanting such
go.»d*~and who d«*es n*»t T—» to lay *«• K °d supply of
clothing, such as are seldom offered in * Li - market.
Our Goo.I* are all new and hi t recently pm* ha*ed ai
very low price*; androndst of «d style* and pattern*,
from the finest to the coanust kind 5 to suit every pef
• ot*.
Oui Cloth*, Cn-simere* and Ve.illi? we will continue
to make up at the lowest rate* of profit*, according t"
the trni*»*.and every aifarlomadc ttpby u» warrant t.» w
give entire satisfaction.
Con e one and all and examine for )■• urselves nit I our
word or it, yon wi,I not go away dissatisfied ! At
BAKER A 0LAVKY 8
Clothing StMion, cor. Main \ Markets!*.
may 10*t*
Affiim in tin* .’Yliirki*!
A NOTH SR lot of those superior shrunk Miliiaiy i
m. Canvass Cost- and V' st«
LA WYERS 4- VOCTERS
Will find n beauti til lot of English Nu'in Cost*,
Black. Brown, I) ah, and White, also »om* handsome
Pongee Coats and Vests 1 heabove article* wash bemi
tiToliy: nlea»e call and see them.
mm\ tft RTI0L1R, M< El Dl RBI ft CO
Franklin Doth and Clothing House,
MAIN STREET LYNCHBUHO, VA ,
(orrosira the caim i. ii-um.)
AN entire new stork of CLOTHS CASSIMEKKS
and VBSTINf »S, Gentlemen’s furnishing good*.
Ac , Ac Also,ft large aiock <d Ready Made Clotli
jnjr, which, for beauty of style and elegum* of furnish
is unsurpassed by any establishment in the Northern
cities. Pariicu 1st regard will be paid to shrinking©*
nil summer goods tlinl are to in wnali**d.
Clothes Made to Order.
A large and varied stork of Cloths, Cassimeies end
' estinits made to order at short notice. I he best nl
workmen are employed in muking up work. II e tkali
at all tunes, study to plea*e,
Mode of Doing Business:
Se/htttr g(*od gmtds at tore prices. I » enable u* to carr)
out this system in good faitii, it w ill be absolutely nec
essary, to adopt the following rules, from whhlilho pub
lie wiil derive equal benefit with ourselves. fir*l—to
economise TIME—i.o abatement in the prices asked
for goods, as the ptictit asked are the lowest lhe\ ran be
sold at. This will enable one salesman to do the work
of two on tiie old plan of asking one third more than
they would be willing to sell tor- To stt.l row cas»I.
or on short terms, by special agreement, whirl) will en
able us to buy our goods pi inrip.illy for rush, which we
ran do 1U |m i rent cheaper than those who buy on credit,
it will also save from 10 to 15 per cent, for collecting,
which will enable us to sell goods hi least tlint nun h
cheat er than those Ileuses (list sell on long time.
{y I'kote who pay m/t not harefogty fot /ho** trim
do not pay. GLAMS A IIA INK
may 19 I. IHx< w. Ag’t
rANCY LINEN COATS
SOME ENTIRELY NEW .>TYI EN, just tereived,
surpassing any tiling heretofore esliihited in therity
At the Fashionable ('lotliing Bukioii
may 17 BCRKOI'GIIS SHAKER ACM
# r imm it a 01 ■ n,
C1 ALL at thclhisoir and see those splendid f'n,
J Black Cloth Ftork Coat*, just received fiom our
Petersburg Manufactory. as g«W an cuttom make, and
twenty /(tv pet cent rheopr*
may IT BURROUGHS. S H AFEB \ CO
SEASONABLE—Those beautiful SILK WARP
Alpaca Coats with Velvet Collar*, sold at tin* Ihi
;irr—« m w lot received this morning, h\ Kxpie**
n v I7 BPRROl«.»i ^ 8IIAI R if & CO
A* MALL FAMIL1 w.*fa- to obtain, in u
ptivate family, *l VV O ROOMS, with board,
where they could enjoy the convrnienre* und comforts
ol a home, and who an* willing to pay liberally.
Address D. C . Office ol the Virginian,
apt 28 fits
C^AHrUE^NE A Bl UNINO i l l m
J Ju-i to hand, fresh, and lor sale nt
. JNO. r W RICH I\S
mnv 1 Its New Drug AT ore
C' <ABTEB’» NPANIIH NI1TUKK
* 6 doc. hotilea—-p.s, received and for mile I v
ue ■ I- i> r n m \\
WATCH A JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT
Uold and Silver Ware tlamilarlor} .
II. ftlLVEKTIIOICN A 4 0.,
Main St, Lynchburg Va.
WRlmvejust received, from tin* Not them cities,
a large supply of Watches and Jewelry, which
weie purcha«t*d in person and w>» cun therefore,
wnriunt every article sold.
In the stock wPIbe fount) fine gold and silver level
Watches, from the finest CHRONOMETER, down t• • a
plain article, all of wliiuh are genuine and perl nps th
best assortment ever opened in this murket
In the Jewelry line we will say that no article can be
railed for w hich we an* not able to offer.
A L*hoe and WKJJL selected sroCK til gentlemen's
Vest and Fob Chains, and Ladies Breast Pin* am? Ear
Jli"gs. vYc. w II he found very attractive.
(toi.D AND Slt.VEH W * he ■—We invite special alien
tion also to otir facilities in manufacturing Gold and
8ilver Ware, a large assortment ol which is kept i.m»
ivtuntly on ha"d; and deserves the inspection ot all who
wish to purchase
Repair!no.—Watches, Jewelry and all articles ol
Gold and Silvei Ware repaired and improved on the
shortest notice.
Persons Visiting Lynchburg und desiring any aitlch*
in our line will find it to their a IvanUge to call and ex
amine the stock. We are anxious t » exhibit these
goods, knowing that the superiority orour importations
and the ua*U"pa«se l w irkmunship of our manufaeluiitig
canrot be exe-lied,
may 6-ts
Broken Cbiuu, UIiins, Ac.
DIAMOND CEMENT, for mending hiokrn China,
Glass d c The Ladies wouhi do well to save
their broken ware and mend it b/ this cement. For
suleat . JNU P U RIGHT’S
may 17 New Drug Store.
I lOHT'LlOHT-A ■ aah ("it'ii
m~J phene and Burning Fluid, constantly on hand und
for sale by JOJIN H. 8EAY 4* CO ,
may 16-ts Druggist.
KomrlliinK Nice.
A supply of FKE8H PEACH ES, hermetically seal
ed This fruit is prepared in it* natural state, ami
with crei mand sugar is a most del emus dessert. For
sale by JOHN H. SEAY A. CO .
may 16-ts Druggists
GUANO ! GUANO! f GUANO! t!-55 tons of \. I
P* ruvian (irtano for side at the lowest market
pgiee by VV M A MILLER,
(f22 ts) On the Busin
Fine Wurdrobr*.
IN store and for sale, an elcftt’it M'ock of Fine Ward
robes, ranging in pride from $35 to $75.
may 24 A. V> IN8TO .
GF* Rep copy
Parlor Tables, Sofas and Divans.
I have on ban I a beautiful a - Hurtmerit !
^ PART.UR T B' ES, t onipri*in£ all ;
modern and fashioinibh* at\lea.—
AUo SOFAS and DIVANS, both HO E MADKund
Northern, all of which I am offer »g tit lower prices
than t. ey can be bough for in the upj*c r country.
>• *>24 A. WINSTON.
GF* Rep copy.
“Chairs, Chairs, Cliairs. ”
100 doz. CHA1K8 of every description, eonstant
ly hand, from $7 50 to$100per doz. Give me
* 1* n ®*11 before purchasing elsewhere.
">»y24 A. WINSTON.
_ty Rep copy
/T/Y NEGROES •—l wi.ii to hil'p for the ensuing
cSvFyeoi.to work on th. Vn .rid Tenn. R. K., 5n
Men and Boy., fir which the highest price will bo paid
quarterly in advance. Apply to
dee 21 '-t.__WV. H MOB BY.
FG.tTIIEH8.-A GOOD SUPPLY, AT
(aplli-t.) BAUNDBH8 4-IRBY'S
K.cHMUND AliVx,HTibj-U.LlMT>4
A. MORRIS. i late Dilukei A Mouto.)
Puhliihrr and H holt mil i Fhitltrin Hookh, 1’iifHT
SlaNontr}/, Piano h'nrhn.
#7 II ii I ii Nrrrln HirhMttd, Vn.
SPRING TRADE. 185*
1AM NOW KKt’KIV I NC. my iiai.nl large an.! general
naeorment ill Book a, I’afifr, A7n/» on/<.,/’«»ry (iimi.
Point* rrl . re!., f.n the i*pilcg mule In will Ii I «OU"l
r apectluily a.k ihe atlrwli nol merrtianta wmWinjr n
eit\—anarieg them ill »a rompble n aleck In elect
from a. ran twin, nd tn any m n kct and upon lerma a
fnir and a* hhernl. (mar l-t« ) A. Mfl i H t.c
nn>i;ii ami i'i.a ktimu i
Ju»t Mill* «ttj»| lv «»l \S ).!»«• (Lit i n *
Chinn, in |)if»»«*r ot**l rft Al*»* ningi) 1 / * 4
Ontflhi
\V hit*.* if© «l<>
I* I Hiring ilo do
All for nnlo low m
JAN D H. EVAN S.
i.ovlgta Nm 117 We.l Mn. at. It" »•
GUANO GUANO
H AVING made arm ifcmema will, the I .nu.I'll.
. aguitia tn get auppltea nf till AND nil In* lie.l
I.mna.we.ee now prepared In fnrni* Ii it. We have
„i,w nn hand, and all al 7 ..>011 ha*., and will he in teg
liar receipt nf II We ahell a II nm e egcej.t what e..m.
In aa ditcrt horn Hie agenta, end all wli . purchaae nf ua
may re v on gelt I eg f. E \ I I .N E fa. AN' I We anli. ii
the order of our Irienda and ad otiiem, with I he aa.ni
nee. ilia I we w t I always linn mil I hen. » nh the heat artl
eln and nu the mini favorable I. him.
CtlENSIlA W A CO..
fe 1 I l a North aide nf the !in«in, Kiehnioild, Va.
(1 1.0% I,It — I’BlVIi; NEW OLOVKII
J h.-ed Inr anie nn ihe l.r.t tinnita.
tei.n.i I. CHBN8HAW A CO .
North aide of the llaaln Hiehrni.nd Vn.
(ti.kNN waiii: !*»(»■ Decuiilem, I n
M tilnr *, l’hiiui|inh;i)#‘(i tliblrl*, Wit e . Lemon I J ».
ItowU, C-Vllnry (La MM**, i'itchi’r*, «*lr.
I*i oh *i*t I Jo iii oviry vnri«*ty, rnul *• 11 for mleitf)
low hi J ll, B. EVAN N
miv 12 t« No 117 \W*i iVtiiin Si . Hirhmofid•
rnoiLET m;in. Im cvrry Vmirly.
! Tniif S*-1», !f, 10, I *t him! I(» ol Him
Wliiu* < iinnil«‘, Klowinir, Dim oioh'd iumI (nit Kiif y |»hI
Mm ii-, I", lift NV hif, Hu'iim |it*«l Kwhin niul other |.»«•«•• •
»!i ^1) nm! in I'tiii*
J 1> II. EVANS, No. 117, \Wr*t .VI.,in-I .
nov 12 ii Uit lim »n.l. Vn.
roit m;u voau:
//. S. Mali l.tnr jwithe SVl.i:MlIP S TEAMKHU'K
JiiiiM'ftlotvii iintl Itoimoki*!
r 11II K now Mild clegftlit - hie W lu»o| ftleaill - .xiF***Jk
■ JAMKvrnWN. ((?«,.i. Pinii*h,)ii « W'
"ill leave Pel«ishing vin City Point, every Incdti)
Kv. uinp, (mil the KOANOKB, (Cupt. Oiivendy.) ever)
Friday Kveidng, for Now Vmk.
Pnmn^i* ami lino Irom Petersburg, including
State Hoorn*. fill Hi
hlooi age passage. Ill*
F ur speed, comfort and safety those Steamship* an
excelled hy mine nn the e-eist ami iravel era will li.nl ii
I lie must pleasant route to the north, na they w ill then*
hy avoid ihodnat and frequent chance* ut the it.iiirmnl*
ItfT irketa ioM'iJai my office on Syeainoir Street
HAM'li BAPTIST. Agt Eeterthurg.
If A pMHHei ger t rain lea von the Appomattox dopio
evoiy 'I'm * Iny uinl Friday al hall pa*l ,'i o’clock, I*. M
lo coniieri with I lie Steamships at t ’ 11y Point. Paa»en
got n hy the South-side Itiiilnmil will leach Pet rdmrg in
I line to take the cm « Im llio sti-iamera. S <i. li.
Jilly I Ft*
NI1VF ‘ Ij 1C !M • The Niihaorihora ua iooin
toil themselves togethei on the lira! Instant. fori In
purposeoi conduct ing the muuul'110 luie
of C A li I N BT SV A It B. at the old and
well known Hand of S, Diaguid, un
del I lie style of
n. 1)11 4.1 III A NONN.
They have recently applied nfeam inner/ to tlieii inn
olnnoiy, and llnttei l hen s-dve* that I ney are ouahlod t>
i no n ii I n c I ij i •• nil dc*ci ipt inn* of Elam and i'<nn» ('ala
net 1I'are, in style and H11 i n 11 in compare with any in
'he State. S DM (tl* I D,
d. p. miKJPii),
liKU, A. MiUOUIlV
Mil, NUKM ItlKIlUN 11iiv in? obtained l in
I exclusive right nl retailing Fi*U's Metalic liurial
Case*, take this method o(informing t be people nl Lynch
hurg and the *m rounding count i ' that they have now ii
I hoi 1 ware roonl on Main Si reel. a loi of • ho uhovef'a
sea ol different sixes Ii would ho a dillionlt link !«• givi
in ml equine impieNNion of 1 h«*sc (.’11*0* willioiil a person
I i n n pec I fbn: they are peifcc 11) riir 1 Mil 11 ml indent rue
tilde, and for prolociing uud preserving the Dead, foi
oidinoty interment *, lor vault a, or for l ran a port at ion. an
superior tounylliing of the kind before invomed. I'lioae
<ltifort 11 note enough to need the nhn\e ('a-e* can he
■*»pl'edby S. DIP(tPII),V SONS.
'i**itaking in the usual Myle uD<» promptly attend
ml it.. S. MASONS
I>UKi: l \lil,i:0||> -II. nlenux and Tin
canv. piat ien iVtal hy U . sT \ IILB |{ A t 'O
mat I diet*
r|'in. i Nuiatsu.via) worm ice:- i
1 HI* KC I” 1* I 1.1. Y < nil tlie attcnl'iutt ot their ft t »
mil the public gcueinMv to llieii Stuck ol Boo *, S)to«'s,
Jl I 't* Cm| |‘r-ohI • (’or, cl Hues unit \ nli-c-; 5%
II OtUII i! W'llicll Will lie IlMIHlI .1 Mills S.
Hon’I lift's* Bm.t*. i’ll II -'mu VIII il ls Ol I, mi. -.
Misses ninl Cliiblrcns' Ciiiiicts. lhiskii *, Slippers u.ol
I ics nhill tju oi s mill ► zc- \\ r believe \m- cum guy
w.tb witety that mu’stock i* us lull mi.I ns complete «
an) thi*t lias e\. i been otVctr.l in this murkct.nlI ol which
Mi> will be plea .e l t«• slo w to nil who tnuy I’nvi r ns with
n mil, nn.l I e sure to look nt our Clinton Huts.
H|.| • I .Its CUKTW I LL A MALI..
\ti:wV onv io ns. — A supolv of I* re* toi I
A Me.iil s Mini Ihuikce’-. \ i>t|.| PoW . i s. ,11s |•, |
litiinl Mid lor sale by JOHN H. SEAY A CO
nid 1? Is
uah i.iLirrs,
'■MIL I .viio burg tins Light (’ .mj.a yifre now fully
-1 t*r. piired to lurnish Stores, Clench.- LmtuiU—
mi 1 private families with (i .s of u siipen.o quality —
Whelhei we cons.tlci the In i.linney of the light, its nee
dotn Irom everything t alcul it.-d to soil room*, furniture
or < nrpot*. « r its die plies*, i» is far superior to any oth«*
licht now ill i.Si \\ e beg leave to invite attention to ih<
following reenttmi Dilution of u few1 ol those who have
tented its i,Unlit u it.
I he II del -ig ned, who in e it sing fins mu nnlact ui e.| nl
I lie Lynchburg (i.t* \\ oi ks, take plea-me io recoin me. id
ingir'tooti citizens nt large, ns being better, cleaner
and rheuper than nay other light we have used,consider
ing the amount of light obtained.
Robert Early, Hticle,. McLI’eiiy & Co ,
I A. Atkinson, Baker A C avev,
Himpsou A Bro., Bm i oi ghs, Hh it’or X- C. .
John I’ Wright, B K Sumpter,
Lhilip IV Layne, Class A ifame,
.1 No# ti. Aleem, L. 1. Dudley,
Wm. fetitier, N A M. (iuegenheimer,
Artec* 4* McC la 11 a lain, C. Mor«e,
McDonald A Let. rs, \\ in B. A C. !•*i-liri*
(i. M Rucker, R. Stabler A Co.,
I*. E Cibbs. nu-tee of S A. Boyd,
Baptist Church, W. T At d> -i soi A Co,.
R.-ser A Cawthoti, 11oriu*t, Wat-on A Co.,
Norv.ll House, McDanic, MwnA JVesi. a,
Clms I . Lee. Titos. Sharp,
IV 111 wick 11 -use, (ieti’ISiip. of R R.,
W W . Lei, w id A Bro , I ivi\\ c)l4* Hull,
VV ashingioo House, D. i». Layte,
0 A Langhoiue, Hat. her At Log-wood,
Jas M Boyd, i Wminis ol St I'aul’s
S mi. VV . Shelton, ^ Ohurch.
I hose w ishing to introduce (ins can a certain the
co-t, and any other information resile, ting it, by nppl\
T 0. HOCLER. Su( . imt.mlent.
muy 18 .Its
lo Haiiulartiiurs, Mo it hauls A. Olhors.
VMTK Itave m ently r.. ilire.t li nn N, w (),.
»* lean*, 111.) I lid*. KAlll t,. CIlOlJl; tltiAIS,
wl.irli we will pell lower linn Mnv evei ,iH, ■ in t||iJ
market Itetore We Imvenn I an.I nUn. n i n
inent of Lour.t'invheil. Urounil. On e ul iteii n. .l O IV....
' ' HAUNDEK8 .V IRBY
»pli:y».i» uhtaiy ri:i>kteai»s.
|»U>i:Wt> If, \|AH. (iA.NY «... I WAI.M1 Cur
. ^ 'm ‘ Oniliir.v|.',e, i-b «n.l U .ttn .e lie,i.ten.la. in,.
isS d n tie. mm nuperior .re", for ««t(. |„1V, ,<t
tin City k urnimre Wiireri.nma Alan, Muir and Shnrk
Mnttr ■»«■« Spiral Si ring Hmlt, made tu older, ut tin
tin * rt e * t Initier, on ti.e moat ieitann«lile term*.
'T'"v 24 A WINSTON.
IT Hep eo v.
r Y WASIIS I A Y Its ,1 I.
VJ Double und lot. el Kiel Wad,am da. I'm rim n beir
and Inditing room*. Knr a le by K .1. KOI.KKS
tray 13 la_At In* n.-tv l.'m-ni i.M. W a
EMULISH WtalTE PAINT
o extra quality and fine l.inaee.l Oil. p.*t ,,.c ,lv
eil mid tot sale by |) |( | A MAN.
npl29 t«
L^OII 11L M I 1 ne l| nl y .. 1 ^5*
l by. ti e aubntlibari U|i| Ito L). 11 P.,yMi
Ammon Huncnrk. JAS C' HUNT
apl 8-t»
MLKUHAKTS,
Jim. B. KilWMB, ■>*<». «. AIT’KHKi'N
NOWLIN \ APPERSOX,
GROCERS A COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
MAIN NT.. LVXCHHIUlti, VA.,
1^ lild 1* Coiujtautly on i.mid 6 gcMiemi wwsm»p,*i
C.HOCEHIES, UqiJOHS, t(C.
Partinu nr aH«('>l#*ii |mbl to recrivmg and
(HIOlIH and TOflACOU. ai.ij llin fids i f al kind, ol
I'rodarc.
m«r 1(»— I# ^
I HCM II WOIW,
—IN—
l.are and Muslin Roods,
4tli APRIL, 1054
GEORGE W. RUCKER
IAKKLN |lml inju-IM" m bun*.‘I* — tli« x a. d
lirulltmm l.ajii g French Work •Imuld ki-uw
wlii'ii. * •|,|,rlilld a’•..Mini nt may bt< I'.miiiH. II" r»
•|m*ctfully a.k. llifir att. iiii III tu tba iitagniHi'i'iit ..
in,ul Im Iiu. ju.i i.ii' i rri.comj ruing the fulluwing •lyin',
v|it
Malt**.* Culler., (vary baaiitiful arid nuw «l> !*■«.)
dn. du. &8Ii«vb», (in »•*«, v* ry beaulilul lor
present* )
M..( III Collar. Kill Ml ■■•»**, (great variety,)
Cbenu.i'ltn. and du. ( “ )
Camhrii Collar, and Sleeve., ( “ " )
M .inning C..llar.,CbemiaaUa. « Sleeve-(great viirit ly.)
Kr.ibrnidi reiland 8eullii|.erl Slreai l.awi, llan'kl..
And a gie.it variety i»r‘ Freneli and Sri"I’ll W,,ik gen
erallv. all id wnieli w ill be aolii un i In' inu.t lenmrnble
•eitn.,
Ml.UN, Nil.US. Nil.UN.
Ith Al’HIL. 1*54.
RE OREE M, RUCKER,
LYNCHBURG, Va
II |«; s i lie'll I LEY heg* leuve t«* ( all Il,e al'entmii of
1 %/ tie /.adits I<i 11••• mom elegant at d varied !»*■•< rt
in. nt id Silk goods it luu ever be n hi* pleu-mie to offer
for sale:
I, 28—30—32— 34imd 3ti Inrli Blark (its* de Kliine
28 Hud 30 inch Superior Bl’k Taflrt t >ilk,
Sup’i Bl’k (iro drain Silk, (tor in mii dug dresses )
•* " Kept do. ( " x *' “)
44 “ Waterrd do. (fduin,)
14 ‘4 do. do. (utiiped.)
*• *4 dr. do. (polka.)
Colored Brocade, do. (great variety.)
Bl k do do. ( *‘ “ )
1’lni I Silk*, great variety ol ntyle* and price*,
Black 1’lanl Silk*, (alternate mlk and satin,)
Striped do. aborted,
Checked do. do.
White Biocadi N, (elegant for wedding dre**e*f)
While, Blue, I’-nk ami Coni Ool'd Silk*, ('or party
dremm*.) | apl 4 i *
IM M E L S. J \ S P E It.
CROCi-R AND COMMIBBION MERCHANT
Oil f ll€* IfUMII.
— () I I E K S 1 O II S A I. E —
4»)i L.ck* S,,h.
4^ 1 r® f lOt'* Keg* assorted Nail*.
50 *• 7 Benny Box, do.,
50 Bug* Rio Coffee,
10 hhd* N. < * Sugar,
25 hhl*. O■ Hen do.
10 bid*, best N (A. Mobile*,
5 d •»•/.. Bancy Bucket*,
do do Broom*.
lOQB xe* Soap,
which wi-l be *oltl at the lowest market price*.
DANIEL S. JASI ER.
mar If! Is
New t.ooils Rereir e«l nearly every Week.
JNO I. I'UKV Is, Af’t. desiie* .1 d •Xpert < to do a
much I n "ei DRY (iOODS BUSINBSS in fijiiir«*.
and with a view to this will receive Acre flood*i, at bis
8tore aiino-t every week in tbe \* nr. lie is opening
Thin Morning, April Oth, 1054,
Mr aid In* ami Tnlmii*, (new •tyb*.) -pit nilid new style
Du*** (rood*, Capesand Sleev*, Cm-* Skirls. Cloves
Lace*, Ribbons, large lot Marseilles. ffui I** Barasols,
I nns. Ac .iVc. Tei mis nl doing Business, CAS! I. riith
out discount.
B. S —My fiieiul* nr d tin* public geneial'y will
please i* >i.sider the ruinous elfct* of the CREDIT
M ST EM i bulb to bn ye * and *• Her*, uni t lien call u nd
buy their good* uf rne for CASH. .IN.’..I BURYIS,
».pl 8-dt* Agent.
WM. S. HANNAH
MAS now open atid foi sal**, a most desirable
stork ot *spiing nrut S in.me» goods, to whieli lie
beg* leave to call tin* nttentio i of bis friend* and tbe
public generally lli-.ti*»oi meet i* as eoniph'te ami al
as lew price* a* any in tie tnaiket. lit would cull
parliciilar atlention to Ins stock of
Bilks Dress Goods and Ribbons.
AUo, to ii w|i|.|,i| i,| stock of liniilsl iug good* lol' gen
fi«'men, among which maybe found
SI IIHTS, COLLARS, CUAVATS.ULOVES,&o.
Allot th*1 newest *|\| * and best . ake*. Buyer* will
coi.lt i a lavor by lonk'iig through my stock before pm
i b i-p g, us I am deleimined Vo sell as cheap as tie
cheapest. [mar 31 ts
^/■Express ami (iazetie copy.
\1/II.M»N A I K IMii n B holrs ilr
V? AM) KLTAIL liHOl KKS AM) CO.MMIS
-i•»n McM'liunt* in tin* now (iianilo Front Hu. lug. ti
lew doom above tin* Merchant's Hhi*k. Man* Sum.
i.\ mi lilmig. \ a . are now receiving tIni** Spring supply,
in which tin y invite the attention ol their frienda ami
t he public generally—
20 hhd* * O NO and St 0 Sugar*,
60 bids Ih'l’i’pd Coffee ilo
d(t “ Clarified ami Pulverised do
104 Loaf do
1() hills Cniiliad do
10 hhd- Cuba ami N (t Molasses
20 bids N O in it Sn vir-luai-o Sirrup
lUt) Sa Us Kin ami Lagutin Coffee,
25 •* 'Superior Brown Java no
.1 “ fionuino Mm* 1 do
5 Cheats (i P. Imperial and Black 'l eas,
d Tierce* New Crop Rice.
200 Sides Sole Leather, h *avy ami light weights,
2 hales Shoo Thread,
5000 lb* Ban* Cotton, iiinorted numbers,
• > bale*Cotton Batts,
100 Sack* Salt,
20 ton* Country and Tredegar Rolled Iron, a**\l
1000 do. Blistered Ste* I.
1000 llis Oust and Shear Ste* I,
5 boxes Paleui Axe*. ilitVcreiit b amis,
200 ke * .Nail* assorted.
12 “ Horse Shoes,
100 !b> Hoi*0 Sh n» Nnil*.
2.» ln**t N iva Scotia (irind Stones.
50 box * Spel l' ai d Adairaotiiie ('audio*.
20 ‘* '1 urponiitto Soup,
20 hhls Mackerel,
20 “ i n 1 n 1 * Oil,
10.000 lbs good Firmly Bacon,
iUO bu*!n l* Ciover".*i d.
(iingi r. Spice, Pepper Chockolme, Allum, Saltpeter,
S.i In, Stm eb Cop(*.‘i-.is, indigo, M.tdeer, a large "lock
.•I Cotton 0*n bug*. Br. wn D. usth*. Staple Dry
I»‘>od|. *1 d gr. at m 11.\ oth 1 artIclt " too t« dious to
mention, till of wh'di they offer to sell on the veiy best
ton..*, or to give in exchange bn country produce.
nni7t*
RECEIVING AND ON HAND.
MILS Sm irt** (\ Hug hi .
• 26 *’ “ (* omul. Chit ifted Sc Cntabed do,
50 boxes I.nal Sugar,
10 bl U N. (). M.ilas ei,
It hhd* P K do.,
100 b*g* Ki Coffee,
50 ** Laguira ilo.,
10 " Prime old Java do,
50 boxes Ada n.inline and Spurn Can-lie*.
Largo lot of Clover, Orotund (irnmtml 'I itnotby Seed,
(’all non as wo nro selling cheap.
0 1*2 l Is) Yol NOKl? ,V SMITH
(heap \ew (ioods—Second Supply.
rpitK 1, uii»’* uro invite.I to < ull hnd exnmir e ». I refill
■ I i i t li« m.:es un i Nlttillics, vv|«i< h 1 have ju*t re
ce.ve Jf l.y K\presM, this mi riiiiij!. AUo, a *p| n,li.| |,,|
of I i ear It \\ oiks, Nieves, Mill Oollat *, v\ lijrlt u i!l «,f
I v t v olteap T« rm*e«»i<h m >1 one priee onl\.
A. (’ LKW IN, Kxrlmt pe Nqur.r ,
nv y M t*if_Lvt.erthm g.
IMM.Alih A OliDCA,
(irocers A (ommission Merchants,
Oflei for Sale a Largo Stock of Groceries,
d l OV SI8 i i. (j n, part nf iIn• tnllm. i.e uriielt'. : ,Nm\
Oileiintt, 1'iui , Him Had Cnfl'ee Sunni'.; lava, fa
kuyra Sint Kill Ciiffi-e: Inal. .Sieel, unit Nail, nt every
vmil'll: I "i in,| ,n,| D.inii -ii,- l.apmi »; a lai n,, a. ,a-:
lll"til nl -laplr Divtl ml., 11 Cap-, Hunts S nr. ami
hlfteetl ,-vi l \ v I riel y nt gnml. u.littliy kept in a (i ...
itt.ttne. 1 limr .tick i. I tie l.rae-l it nt it hi. ever
Keen their plea.ure In nffer tu ih* puhlic. fVelimt ..
talent they rah .e|(i . |,m H\ l.y linil-e in It e oily, they
Ie.peetlu |y anlieit a . ill fi. in lIn it t'i ieml. unit tin- puli
lie lif‘eertil.y,la>t,,,e pu,ei tl-ii c
UM.s niU.ARl).
WM II.UliDKN
1,1,1 B **_ O pn.iie the Km ini ii' l,
K'<*4*'*A *••!—l" >w .. n ,qu.lt Uk It.ON
hAfh. Arr y M ih . Office. (»p| 2l-t.it)
BJOKS, &c
NilW BOOKS! NEWBOOKS!
jf i'I.I'AYNK »*<*- !' * Is«> • P**'1‘‘ f"1
I * j’ III- n Willk"
, A|,«l K I hy » I l ly »‘l IB* V .
Vo r. IJ ;*lwy of I In* L .t \ •»! Nr* ^
Mrri.ob« an I “f i!h» tttiv. Mr. U*ivh1, city nw*
■binary. KiHimofjd, Va-.
Hi«inr> f*f U ivrf Crmnwi..: by M.
Kroir briv’* Vira'iw*.
Tim lawyer’* Mt *ry. , . .
Spell M.ii.i r*l>.lion-T>x nni .»*<! on i Exj * * 1 mil b) V
\i ranri‘1; nr l*r«t|u ‘i ** u llofnc.
A»! ol \\ nr; by Jon i|d,
Thr Cnm- itin * ofiiofm-: hy W. J- Ki**i
Ante«) ioji*|ibyi»f *n A irt*M» • Mr* Mrwntf.
Hitjw■ Sli H* Mti'irln'# of tn* I.id, Bar,
Tin* A[MM Hlyjmm* l‘uv**i|e*d« ‘J v<-U .
I. f** and of Sr Aug»i"l,i «*.
I, < \riu|MMii t oi !'• i iitf nil Adv. ,,'.urr« of Jiuveli'i*,
11 unit*, * nnd H.iilm*,
Cruio* of ib»* Koitb Slot,
Tb»* Wii t«*i Lodge*.
Tlie 8<iut i rn I* hi rn»*r nnd Muki l G.rdm*.,
lici rk*« Kirld-Bo. k f *r Ifniboud Engimmr*,
Itn-v Muv. ni.'i, «of i,n Lll* Woman,
The* Hevrntb Oeuian* U. ti.— J8.»0,
may
# SOMETHING NEW & BEAUTIFUL
"it A. \VJ LLIA MS call* intention to III* new,
henutiiul h assortment ot Pinyer Hook*,
which he I Mi • jii«t received and which le -•*
li ctcd in the Northern Cities but a tew day •
agot togefltei with a huge stock of I'he .l'gi al id
Miscellaneous w. rkx, consisting uf all me latent n d
most interesting works of til* day.
The fullow'n g are muni1 id them I
|{u-N'a Sfiirej hy t Miplmnt,
Maps of Europe,
Sketches id Gt ere and Turkey,
Willirnun’s I iav. I- in Europe,
Lite and Wi itings of Andrew Broadus,
Thrilling Adventure* hy Land end Sen,
1 he Di-carded I hmghter,
Reverie* of a Batchelor,
Mrs. liroAtdiig s Poems,
II • *t.,ry of Ireland,
fe of John Randolph nf U mnukc, hy Hugh A Dai hind,
.Voinati in France hy Julia Kavaniugh.
WoiTiiic and In i M wer. hy I i derick Smith;
Together with a hentuitJ seleili' n ol fancy nrtic
w liiing desks, w ih secret spring*; n huge Mm k ol mu
nil', (taper hangings, and feifumery id every kind, and
at such , a a* "i*r» nt fail to please. All he L*ks i- a
• htt, m insiiie sale*. | »uay 19
The New Virginia Novel—by a Richmond Lady,
NOW HEADY; A NEW AND INTERESTING BOOK.
Scenes anil Characters from Life in Va.
•ALONE ”
hy the author nf Roheit Reamer's Let ers, “ M iTrying
from Prudential Motive*,” Kate 11**11•«>i Si.
a. Morris, Puhi.iviikk.
Noth ES OF 1 HE PRESS.
“W« have another story hy the gifted ttuilmre * the
first purl of which will le published in o' i July number,
that will convince toe most si optical that she n one of
the most pi vverful writeis of the day. 1
“We have been favored willlsoine rf the early snoot*
of “Alone," and we have heen delighted wit! their pc
nisal Our* only regret east hut we had not the whole
hook. W e predii l a prominent place among tin* fa r
writer* of America to the authoress of Alone. ’—(Sodey's
i/ a Hook.
“It. will hi* found to possess ..trong attiactions, and
leave an impress tor good upon the hearts i f those who
read it.”— Watchman amt Obnerrer.
“Few works • I He ion hear so piegnittit a title ns the
muno**ylliibiic ore which the gliel nutiioress of our
city Inis bestowed upon her latest offering.
Few prod lions .|'the mine class, at the present
dry,are wr i with greater eloquence of diction, or
charms of i alive.
'1 he name is emphatic, and she has made it “tell.”
The work abounds in piquant remark ami wi |l stiMni •
ed dialogue, h Inis an olevuti *g aspiration, and a high
moral aim.
For our*'Ives, we have boon gratified, because we
have found in its morn's wliai cxpeiirncc has often
shown us, Am-.. Ac.” — Richmond Knr/uirer of of *• May
* ‘A t.oN K —“TSis production tithe p» n of a gifted
young lady of Rii hmotid, has elicited flattering com
mendation* fr an sevetul of our rontcmpoiai ies of tin
pn s* Sue i examination as we have heen aide to give
if, Inis awi kened in us a destie to read it morent lei-ure
Ii him coni lined our high opinion of the authoress —
She hu* proved herselt the possessor of decided genius,
and in the work before u*, throws ils attractive light
upon tin* best and purest socitd and domestic affec
ion*"—R Diupalch.
may 17 t«
LADY'S NEW FASHION BOOK
ON the |*' d cvciy mot.ih i* puldndod. price 'i5
cents, Flunk Le-lie’s L idic n Gazette ol Puri*,
l.o ,don an l New Ymk Fashions, containing 100 En
graving* ot the Newest Sty le* of Ladies'and Chiild en’s
Hats. (Tip*. Dresses, Mantillas, A c , a full size Paper.
Pattern ot ii Mantilla ling' Sheet oiTnttern*, and D
si i iption . I (T. diet \\ ■ rk. Articles on Releivo Leaihe
W ork, Vi Ivet Paintings, Ac., Enteitaiidng Lit iar
Mutter, Tales, Ate., a Novelette hy Mrs. Ann Stephens.
Also—Each Part contains ii New Song or Pice#* of Mu
sic Arrangements lave heen competed in Palis,
whereby the Newest Designs will nppe ir in this Wotk
o. e month before the Paris Fashion Books (lie received
by i he steamer.
Part 1. wii* 1**01*11 nn January l*t, 1854, and has been
reprinted - ix different t lines m older to m» el the dem mil
Ml the Ian k numbers can ho obtained. I In* colored
Plate is alone worth moio money than is charged for
I lie v\ hole But t
EXTRACTS FROM THE PAPERS.
“li i* hy Iar the best fashion Book Lulled inihivcoun
try Weenrdinlly recommend it ”—A. V. Haiti/ Time*.
I aki sthe highest rank ..rn ng all journals of it- ela*s.”
A Tribune. “This i* a uperb work.”—H l ion•
'■I'Vijif — -It is 11 e be t record id the fashion now pub
lislied.” Sunday Time*. Philadelphia.—“It contains
.ill the newest Fa- unit, and a colored Plate of great
beauty.”— Home Journal.
One cop\. i no year $d; two do., $5; four do . if 9 One
copy., thr Ga/.ei to, and one copy < 1 llarpei's, Putnam’
or Graham’s '’ugiii.ine, one year, $5.
* lllce N ». G J Ini street. New' Yotk, and for snip hy
all Books."lers in the I'nitcd Suite* and Canadas,
it pi 19 d8m
\ | \b A/l\l’M OK .Y1A V—received in
MM ' MOUSE’S:
(iodey's \ingnzine, (jiuham’s do,
A11 loir’s 41o. Yankee Notions.
may I is
To the People of Lynchburg Generally— and
My Very Kind Friends in Particular.
IOOl’t n KKTI'HN my MOST SlNCKltK THANKS F..R
I he ver\ liberal patronage uud nitks of kinduecs
" lii' li have been extended to r e. I would also minim
them *hat I have finished the plas'ering o| the \N sh
'••"ton I 'otel. to m In.- n I invite i ie intent ion of all th se
who have work in my line inlet. The job wo* rornplet
ed as root) n* the naiure of rirCumatunce* would admit'
and a- to the ip> »lify of the w n k, I leave it to speak, a >d
a wi<o and impartial public to judge, whether I l ave
d me my duty. I also refer them to M j. l.eltw ieli, w ho
is woil aud w idely Known as a gentleman. 1 liav ■ h en
itdormed that tnereaie many speculations with some
busy i etsons, in icgard to what I will make or lose on
this job. i w dl etide v. r i«; »at jsly i heir curiosity hy say
mg, that by Divine permission, I will make enough t*.» pay
my debts, ""tw ith-tanding the ear ot' I ynchhurg his
heen "im kly ahtisi'd’ by a false assertion that I had to
w ait tint 1 the plasf. i. ih had raised their prices before 1
Could get • job Now to set this matter right. I woui I
•aJ thnttlii job was contracted f»i in 1(^53. and for primf
ol llo~ I have only to reft*, to M.,j. I.eftwich I (o nut
warn a i the work in the world, n n ull in I. v*.m g.but
"nly us much as 1 can do in the time I ptoini*p it — and
1 would siiy to those w ouiebuildi g. that i the\ choose
to give new pi i. e* instead »1 hiving tli.-ir work done nr
ihe old pi ices, I have not a ol d to s. y against them, ion
ih se w ho mav do the wot k at the new prices, pr .vided
I am pertnirted loutten • to my own utfairs.
In conclusion, permit me to sav that mv desire is,
“Still in my right hand to carry gentle peacs
To silence envious tongue*. ’
All ot wlii« hi respectfully submit to the good, nit.ua peo
pie of my Old Virgidu Mute, for
W h m my love ami loyally evt r ban and ever shall he
growing,
'Till death, that winter, kill it ”
may If tUm A D. HAM
Nuiuukt Arraiigtiuent,
V V. A TENN. It AIMtO.t l>.
Increased Speed and Change of Hours.
Ox ' Moitfiuv A|itil 3d. f..- E*prru« „ |
a .! ... Tun,, will I# in,- Lyi.rliluig lUiA,
(••* *T' .Si"..»yj«,)i.i7A M iii.il uni.,, ai Ui* Spriiii-Ht
mi A M IS
i:. Iiin.i ? : I, tuv >i _• S| I, J,|3 4-,'p. M am|
i i\ v in L. iu-l,!:ur nt 7 I' M
Sioppii x oh- wnt. . »!y at For. *1, G ...do’*.
Li'i«‘ity. Oak M«t>sf;i. L's'imi, Buford’*. I'oiMUfk*.
dish'- VIill, Bi Li k, S il.*«n. Dy • l’«, V , m-,J tt„ | \\ ..
*sl» THUS 811A Ki* Gen’i. Supt
mm *.*8 i *
liLANKS FOil SALK AT THIS OFFICE
ALbUliAUlilUili..
A. tV. < "V'.M, \VM. A. WAI,l>li»»X. P. .IIWWl
JV(*H Furniture M are-Kooins.
C O N A N T , WALD RO N & Co,
ivr,)L'l.ll !!'■ le. iluliji i. rin lorir l.i.-n » '>"<1 the
W (.u-.iic ,e..eiaily that the) me turn ifi ei'ing, hi
11,,.,, Kui ii1 lire \\«ie ItiHinM. on Mu * ^t*- " '** d'*ur«
I ,.]. w i,,e Nnrvell Ii .me, their »tnch of U.i»e Wuuil,
Main, any, Walnut a.el other Kumiture ; together with
‘ ,. .. ,1 ,n;,i.) mi If- ill llie way uf Home h"r|.iu*. thut
„,e melttl a. well.. h it have never Im f .re
been introtlured i to this market All ol whieli lieve been
,,)... red frum In ue ■ Ninth, enjoying the high «t reji.i
tu ion lor pood uml failloui woi k.
Ti,. v bjvc «l»o n.i.in nVil with tlmir e.tublidim* nt, u
Manufacturing Department,
in wl.it I t'.n y l itvc f pitpi fi workmen «»l t*kiil ur.d «xpe
i o’li't*. hi lore tlicnlbiv piopuroI l«»hu*e im*dc to *i
il«*r. • uf of pood rut *•» iai. nny |ii<'ce of furmluru that
in iy l>»* or I* i < <i. 1 b-y woli I mill I hut limy arc* • ie*
(ti* r**«i to iff. i pi* uni in luoerioM.i* to pt i * %*’ *• nt * »»C
iioytliing in t! e wuy of M UM I UUB, ilimi h m-vrr bo
on' broil off.*.o,l in tbi* rn irk« t. Ami they hope by a*
-iii Miii' iitlontion fo bu*iitt*»4 to merit and iw» ivt* ft Icui-l
ii i.union ol the . uhlit* puti oiinge.
CUNAM . WALDRON Sc CO
>» It—Wr would ioiy to« tir *11 fimriUnod ro-lorn
orn flint we cuiilioin* to riinnufticturr. ut our old Mtifid,
on lit dpe St , nil kind* i f T biovo M .nibl.* till I tlm
iko, mii I n» *oliei| i» routimmneo of their fimm.
! 5 l - ( , W A ( ■ .
lyiiHiluirg Furnishing Harcrooni.
Ip' K. MM i > .N A SON. U
%. • M.'i' r-. Pape Gang is, Mat- &fMBBBWilK
iii'm iiimI Hope Mnm.l toiui* rs. Mai l
Sneer, Two I> *ois hrlotv the Mark* i hou-c, Lynci.lo.ig.
Va,, keep coiihi uotly on hand ami make to or er CuH
r«l Hair, Lfiuek, M s* Cotton, Woo ami S piral ppi ieg
Mutt ii,*v-s, ai «l Hope of ever) description.
We have in our employmin t some first rate Cal*
m i Workmen! and intend lo keep on‘hand a supj ly ol
FURNITURE, of our o ami make, und ulso Northin roan
fni inre,—suchn- Bureaus, Rotas,WarOrolos Bedsteads,
Clrdif, Double mol Single Eoung*■*,—1000 Heiditiad*
now on h mil. Weiidi t.«« attention or a 1 a ho mtiyy
want aitudes in our line and pledge otirscl i s to s« I i p
on us leasonuble term.s as ran He ohtuii ed in this m ir
other market. tir ’Sju rial attention given to ti e im
pairing of Kuril it ore. (inn 2-djfce*»*)
f | 111 10 SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST UK
I spcetlull) to rail the attention ol the citixcns ol
Lynrhhurg and lhe adjoining country, lo his large and
Jsplendid assortment ol BOOTS,SHOES ^
GAIT BUS. Xc., of Ids OWN MAKE *******
and which an* wakkantkd ohiik best quali
I y AND oF HUPEHIOR WORKMANSHIP.
Persons wishing to have a good and durable Boot «»i
Shoe for the present season, w ill do well to call on me,
mi Pam determined to piourc, both us reguids quulii,
i.inl price.
Duidt forget I o cal! at the store three doors above tlo»
Kriinklin Hotel, and immediately opposite t he Citizen**
Savings Bunk. T. F. GRIMALDI,
i lee 11-rs _
P1KLOII OTAWTLJKS-Juat u»c« ived which
w iil he sold cheaper than the Iron Mantles can he
bought and on time to suit purchasers—Put up without
extra charge, J. B. GADDESS & BRO.
inn !#-»s
PiFDMOM HOURS. Lynchburg, VaT
RAIL ROAD CAR MANUFACTORY.
£jtj, ff IjPniSS
PASSKlfGER, FREIGHT, BAGGAGE, POsT-OFFICE, DUMP A
HAND CARS MADE TO ORDER.
FI1HBSB WORKS have be« n set in operation ftlt
I ail the latest Improved Machitury for Wood and
li hi wink, and upon a scale commensurate with the
w i its of the Soul1 uml \\ « >t. for Car constiuctmn
More I him one hundred cats, ol ill description , have
1 c*»a rna le at these work*, lor the Virginia Tennessee
i* * .1 iLm L
Pies dents i.nd Cngin-M-rs* of Rail*Roads are respect*
t'lly l ii V tt d to hotow tin i pat lounge, n s they mu) re
ly ip m i. .virg their work finished in strict con plume?
" i i if. mi w u plans and d aw mgs; or after the most
*■; yf iiVr I plans ol Const ruction. r,t prices satisfactory
Soul lin n Kaii-KoatlR
\\ :l ru longer be compelled s* obtain tl cir Cars from
to** N »;h, subject to huge expense and iRk of Trans
poitbln n. GEO. G. CURLE Proprietor.
T HE und* signed having had charge of the above
Works fiom i ii i coniinenctMneni. under the torn*'
Piopritor, Maj A. Eli»on Jr.; asks lo ve to say to the
linil-Rond pub ic that he him engaged w ith the pie*eut
Proprieioi and will continue ii* managt ntert, hoping by
pis long expt i ienee in Rail load w oi ks at d constant at*
lention to the work entrusted to him, t » merit the ap- |
probation und liberal patronage ol the public
A. NBTTLETON, M onagri.
R EC O M M B N DAT 10 NS.
Chief Engineer’s Office. \ a. & Tcnn. R. K (
Lynrhhurg. Va.t Septem er 20, 1833. \
To TUP RAIL ROAD PLDUC
All I he Cars • | every kind in Use upon ii if toad, I uv°
'ecu mad#* hi the Piedmont Weks. i.i Lynchburg, un
• It ’ii direction t f GeiiT NetlletO .ttsAgi.it
li gives me much pleasure to Miy the? our cars have
neen strongly and faithfully executed. I cheerfully re
nimeiid llicse w<.rks. to companies requiring cars, u
eompelent to conslruct and faith ully execute any con
tracts that m.»y be made with the ow ner ol these works.
CI1AS. K .\WG ARNETT,
Chief Pup. Va. *V Ttnn. R. R.
Office Va. a I k.nn. Rail Road Co )
Lynchburg, Sept 2d. 1833. j»
From an intimate acquaintance with Mr. Geo G.
Curie. 1 leel confident Unit ilie Piedn nt Works,und**i
!ti< i..amigem*nt, wilI ISiily inain'um its reputation n
making Rail Rom! Curs as well us in any and ali ns
“brunches of mrchaica operations.
J\t». ROBIN M. DANIEL, PntuIerJ.
Thk ntlentior: of Farmers are also invited to liege
\W.iks. a* I hers will be kept a I ways on I am I a'l kinds ,i
A& ii<* nil lira I Eiiiplntienis
-«y. Plow - Harrows. Cull valors.Corn Shelters, Chu n
"f various patet ns mid of the most improved an I lu ,t
’'*> »• And Hay Presses, and eveiyib ng ueccssmy lot
agricultural purposes. Farmers may rely ».r getting p.,;
as good mr. h s at these \\ <n l,s rs they can hi ti e No 'n,
or un\ oil er works, and at Noithcrn prices.
THE MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLOW
i Ins I Ii w r.insist* »d two Plows, planed one befnra
,lu’ " l";i. "11 'hi- sum • lienin. The forward one takes a
lurt i w h um //. rit> in */ / inehi s deep, separating the roots
ol die Class nr vegetable matter, and lays it - slice surface
down, in tin' bottom ol tin* previous farrow; n d the
iniui one t. limes Icom fmtr tu s;a* inches deeper, and
,<,*M ' "«1 >lei - 1 . - on t|of ihe forward one.
It lining raised an t turned, the sub .nil is broken and
meliowo i, and S|IH ad loose anti eve Iv nvel the .ward,
or,in llie iangu ige of the Stale A“i in Uural Committee
"I New York, in tlieir report of I8 dl, it makes a
seed be I almost as pi rlertly as a spade
W e » ill ke> p eoiistin I iy on hand a I . ... n tment
•f SKASONKI) Id MliKli hath yeimw and while
I in', Dak. Wttlml, A i w hi h w< will si ,| H| regul if
""" wholes'.I,' I'ltees Persons wantiig lumber w ill
•lad il then- adv O i Ig ■ tl, purrluise at tl.. U inks, as
1lmvH 1 ' ll luinlier worked and dressed to or
• Cl, 'h.ai'liv sating tile expense of tiuulmg
A e will ats keep ready made j. rp—
Fl.dO'MNi
KKADY TO.VGU I
All flunk, ipiiilv • {,■ ,1
' ili jg-.I ut vi rv I i-v prirp-i, u. '
"" "it il*‘l<T>,ii„p.i i. lie »ii|.i.| I
Ilf I will, Hfiiti 11 profit*. * __ I
<l“r"'7"i wiil 1,0 ..if tipgftiiiUf pop, ,-.atiiifrt.
t • * * *V t'tHiOl'stki.
l-f Siil.fi-.li, T, Ilmnkrul f„r ill.- v.m • Ml p,„l rnT.,n
"« »>in. r,.i il,P l„.t r,llJrt('.P„ v,.„r. , ,, hlt
ri I'.'OfhWg. ivmil.. Ju-», \ pmIiim tUl
'"ll .. l'i* 'nruiPi- I..:.im!„i.-t„f„rp,
........ i,
'? 1 ’*■ !l U ,1,., iiit-tl iii pivp til
'“""•'‘1.1 *•- .....
pi il tl,e patrmiiigo „ |ihtM..I p„‘„i,
" 1 ’ ~:i'u E( i G. Cl H LB.
(M‘OK ■*OK “Al.i:.-n, ,v.f „..|. „ Nrg,i,
•V V\ ,\„ lOoiik.whGfilllip ,„|
nlilp.lpiins, il par'v nti licutiu i lip tnn.l,.
U'Mill MOSllY
.. “• « JiiifrEiPP,.. Ai.m, l„ I,,,,,,, C|...
ImihiiIuh H<wril», On|o,«. K,„ uni I,v
' dctl1 . H. Sl’AHLEU & CO.
WW TABI.ES.—Ili,I.^'.
uii-nkU.t till i Ip„ | ablpt, n wnvs ... Hi
• NrV Furniture K^,..
_RAILROADS, uc. "
Jjrginia and fei.ueM.e j. !
w mi «• I A I-1 a II..Js‘" ■
ON unit i.ltn Tl.iin.lni.il
un<i I a *ang»*t J ra,,, H ,jj j i.. ,
«*xrr,.t Sun.lny-s i»t 74 oYj.,, i.t A ^ ' 1 > *
ter»i• « ,tl 1 *4 "’clock, A M iit .
Spring »l 2 iirWk I'. M., Iinii ;''' ' *
.'»| u’eluok.T.M. "*'* > !
THoa 811*1,1..
- -1 „_\ * ; ' ■■
wiifeJi..;,;. ?r
Virginia and Tennessee S
_ NOTICE TO ftnippp*.^
/'AN nnliilfe, ilmVO.h i„. . „ L,?3
V ;d'h" 1)1in <•>» hi.'.!: ,
illiM 4 u I lurk, P. M.. mini ||„. 1*1 ,| ,1V ,! • ,
lii'in lliatliiiii.ii.ililtlipl-tdiy.il u,', ’ i
will In- rtcrcivc.l ilti i u ii flu! , j, !
Shippers will ub-frvp ilmi n,ij!.|,‘4
in -i t mi.In- liranrriii'gi in.-ii, w j|| „„ . '1 ','1 f"r
ilf«|»ll.rli ns llipy wuul.i, iiii.Ip, t|„, t n *11,1 lU
u* urtirlrs rp. ni»«H after 4 u'rl.,.1, ,,, " M "" ..
m.y suunor ihut tin,sc rtvrivcd it.1 •
' '' ui.v,
A- .1. I, I *| ' L
fell SO t» It
Kieliiiioud and Petersburg |{;|jj,,
■ ... •• fl
CHANGE OV HOURS* "* '^BkK
ami after t*(111» miiiiv iIi«> \j ■
u T"*1"*ti'i- ..... i wiii • B:;1:;;;
LXPRL8S TRAIN *^B- -«
Will leave Richmond daily, at...
Petersburg .M ^B
, MAIL TRAIN V
'» ill leave h ichrnond da ly. at. Bl
Petersburg . * • • i exi
Fan $1 10—Children ovi m! « e, ui , 1 ^B,v*'
years at* age, (if) reels. A discoui | «,| 11/"V’r;^Bul
made on each fare when tic kets rre |.n„ ' '^Bik»
lir... unit ii. |>uMcugi-r« t. ninK 11„. fl
els are sold. 1
Through Ticket* in connexion with Rl« ,| * . ^B.-ri
Western Hinge Liner u he procured at *^B,n',!
following places:
Greenab rough, Notth Cwiolina,. ^B,
Lex(ngtoii, W-.i
Salisl ury ...
Cliarlolte, • ••• i
Tk’ts to Weldon, “
NORFOLK TRAIN.
Rrhvrs Richmond Mnmiu)*,U ,.,|i,r,,|„v. , , B"
•* «4, *• M. for Port Wulrhull, where il "fl U
i e S'earnhtj.it Augusta. Capt. W. C Smiil,,t \* Im i
Pm-smooth, snd all tlie intermediate pin,-,.. ’
h are to Norfolk or Portsmouth.. ,^B- <
Meals, each. *^B‘ "
Tlo- Ireijtht on nil nm<-.|r, fm- Norfolk o'- Bin
“tol til,- diflVrent landings on the river, niu-i |„'"fl -"
advaiue. 'a^Bh •
N. 11 —Se. vanis travelling by ihemnelvr, n .fl''"'
ni.liutl will, two inivsrs, so that one ran I...
the office, and il musl he expressly Haled ,,n ,|.^B''r
'•'HI they lire permitted In go on the Curs 'Jim fl"''
rase may he. j
mar 31-d&cts THUS OGDAMRAB
For Norfolk anil Forls/uotilh. V
Poit Walthall Lbie. ■
T IN 11 E beautiful and favorite steaudi ait k tT •* B
AlKil NTA, undei i ho commuud
Capt. \\ m. C. Smith, (so long di d Iov.1
ilu« travelling community on the Potomac an.I j.Bs.-r
River.) is now running on the hre via I'mt B '
lhall,i»ml is (urnisheti with I* I ft' |’ It O \ |B
L to Pio.-erVers, Force Pump*, and alt tin* u , ;i(^B,',
required by A«t of Congress to secure the sub iy
erigers. Hoi
fhe Cars running it cm i.exion with the Augijiia
Richmmnl. leave t tie Richmond urd Pel. t-.huij |),
every Monday. Wednesday,and Friday (i «>« li,rk* ^B
Persons e-rDing in Kicitmoml, hv the Puckst B.B;
hav.- bin a few steps ro walk to the Cars.
I Ite Cars run.ii g Irom Peter*hurg to iJitv l\,i:-^fl
connect inn with the Augusta leave Pitnduii- .^B
‘I* >'■* us above, ut7.$ a M.,lrom the Depot «»f tin* A^B
mattox R R Co , thus giving passengers an <ip| urti>^Bi
logo trom Lynchburg e ther by the Fucket IUvi^B
Danville Railroad to Richmond, or by wav nf'il.'-? flB
8i.*e Railroad to Peterabutg und from there next m^B,
irg to Noifolk. M
lu turnine.the Augusta w ill leave Norfolk onth*>ai^B
t ateda\s, viz: Tuesdays, Thursdays un.l Saun.ltr.-^B
fi o’clock, a. m. M
h are between Richmond and Norfolk, A c. f.BB
Far.* between Richmond, Coke’s, Rings Mil) and H.
Grove Whurf,. B
Children over three years ami not ovei twelve ^B
years of age, half price. S
Meals,each,... ; ^B
{Servants, through,. ,
Servants to any point on t! e river,. j
:ji dketa THOs! DuDA MR\/- > I
MM I II-MIH HAIJLftiOAD I
F. Ti I
A PASSEMiEK TRAIN OK CARS leave* ilu lfl
pot, in Pcletghurg every day, • Sunday exro|!^H
ill 7 o clock, a m.. aim arrives at Burkeville at
leivection of the Richmond und Danville
at 10 o clot k,A. m , connecting by that Ifuad with M» --B
I’- h lagg A: Co.’s Stage Lino for CharlotteCourt-H uB
Halifax Court House, Danville anti Greensboro’, .N
ami arriving at Farmvilie at 11.30, a. m., comm B
there vxiili Messrs. Flagg, Caldwell &> Co.’s 8tagel.i^|
lor Lynchburg. B
Reiurning, tlie train leaves Farmvilie at 1, p. vl
md Burkev.de at p. in., arriving in Pet ers/arg ifl
lime for tho lr..ins going North or South. cmmeclinB
every *1 uesifay-md Friduy w-ith the Appomattox RaiH
Roiul .with i lie »ph ndid stea nships Roanoke umi .hu -B
t *w ii lor N w-Yoik, which leave City i’oint ut 7.P mB
and every Wednesday xv'th steamships for I*Iiiia.it■ : fl
which leave City Point a‘ the same hour. j£
I' ssei gers Drelerring to rema n in Petersburg thenvfl
'•ight, cun take the inornii ^ tea *i North at lij. a 'ifl
• he Jarnea River Bouts for C>1 <J I tint, Norfolk and lk:fl
••t'*re at 8. a. m., or the cars foe the Smith, at 0 oYkfl
AM. »
Arrangements have been made by which through ' fl
eisbeiween the following points may ho procund ifl
the annexed intcs: ■
Between Petersburg and Lynchburg, through m S
lift teen hours, .I ’ fl
Between Peiers* urg umi tin* Sweet Suljdiur I
Spring-« through in two days,. 9 !,fl
Between Peteishurg and \N bite Sulphur S| r lei*. B
thiough in tw o days,. Id ilfl
Between Petersbuifi & Danville, through in twea- fl
ty-four hours. 8 ifl
Beiw.en i’efeisbuig h. (Lee sboi*-.’, N. C-, tliro' fl
in two days,.Jd Idfl
Between Petersburg and Salisbury, N. C .through ■
in three days.hr» ^fl
Between Peteishurg and Charlotte,.$1^ llfl
A freight train 1« uves the Petersburg Depot • ^B
Monday, \\ etlnesday und Friduy morning at (•, a. m I
returns the same days. Any person wishing i" ■ I
lutes i I freight can obtain a freight list by callii*g B
ihe Agent at the Petersburg Depot. 1
dec3 u B. J, WALL. 8 I
L’ a n i; unumiD-Thioii^ii n8111
1- Lynchburg, I ,1 , to Knoxville Tennessee, it) tlw i ■1 j
giniu and Tennessee Railroad, Parish 4* *
of Stages—Tliiotjrli ticket* ran ho obtained ;
1 icket UlHoe id tlio V irginia and 'Train***' r Hm
Company, ut the lullosving point* und at the hn ?
rate*, viz: \
!• rum Lynchburg to Christi«ii*huig, $3 - 1
“ Now burn, » L>
“ Wytheville, 7 HI
“ Mari«»n. ‘J +-*
“ 41 Abingdon, •' 1 35
44 “ Blounts il!o, 13 35
*4 .1 :>ne»borougli, 15 ””
Greenville. I » (W
4 . 4‘ Kodgeivville, IS <i(>
“ Bonn Station, 17 M
“ Knoxvil o, IS 7-»
A. J. BLACK, Ticket Agent
N. B.—The some rates w ill bo charged from K*»* *
vilio and all other points along the line to Lynchburg
HUg Ifl-ts
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT j
jTTI vjgy rffgp.-- -yKsgsri r^j. afwoRsn pp.
ftff* .,, *., -m -
y irginia (V Tennessee Rail Roail,
Accommodation Train.
ON nnd after Saturday, the 1st day • d Aptil 1
Accommodation 'Train, ‘topping at any n,,3
point«. w ill leave Ly ii bbtirg •ails, (except Sundn)^
nt 'I i» c oi I , 1’. M t a in i hi rive at Sab in at 7 -J I • ^
UetuirMns. leave Sale n in 4J o’clock, A. M.,und ar»*v
ilV Lynchburg at 8 oVIoek. A. M.
Bassenrrm bv this trail, w ih be n lowed to enrrs. ^
tlioii- own bati^ajo n Iri'igUl. 7") lb*., fr* c of chstfe’81 ^
for any "xe.esi ov. r that weight, they wili be charge u
follow s:
l' *rtilt* firuSO il»*. ..V
B'-lsv en .*<'*it 11.1 7;, ... ..
Between 75 and l()0 lb ..^
And so on in pr ipotiion. wn
No passenger w id |>p "allowed to frank, » bu 0
n-nn'e, the baggages.rfreight ofijnotber I erson
mnr 31-t* THOMAS SHARI’, Cien'l >"1"

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