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City ,v'.T> 3ttauo
uq 0,|| die attention of tobacconists to the adver
tisement of Mr T Blackford, 1'otnr. Merchant, in
nut. Manufacturers sending their to
l,sc< o West would lind it to their interest to ship 'in
l’arkershurg, tlte terminus of the North-western \ i
Hail road, insteid of Wheeling, the former being 100
miles below the bitter on the river, and consequently
that much nearer the U fstern markets.
Omission.- The following extract omitted yester
day should have been published in the proceedings
of the Council:
A memorial “fur reorganizing and strengthening
the pros nt fire depvrtmrnt was presented and ron
und on mot n of Mi Utev, was referre f to a ttn
inittee, to cna-i=t or the Watering f.iinnitltee and the
President of the Tire Department, to re port by bill or
nth,.: u i-e a., they deem most expedient and pi »|>er.
We think the place tiiitiieil by our nei ghlmr. for the
location of the new Matket ll.ittse a good one ; and it
Use foul... d dou t feel disposed to take the responsi
bility, let the sense of the people be taken nt the up
projictainK muuicip'il election, llnnc l;U1 *11 ,a‘" •'
be nothing wrong in that. We have no doubt that
four-fifths of our citizens will decide in furor of a
new Market House.- -/*'epubhain.
Tun Mexn tiMt. Election comes on apace, and can
didates are verv husy in the work of making favor
with the - so' ercigns." They should not forget the
importance of an early and liberal distribution of
tickttt—of which any spiantily at the shortest iiottec
and lowest rates can be had at this ofiicc.
Uailiioai- MkktiN'I i'' Hm.siMt.— V hastily cnl.cM
raaetiuu or the eiliiens ol l»ii-iul ami U.mdsnii whs
held on the J3d ot March, 18.0, Or/lie purpo e o(
consultation on the subject ol' hiilUlmjf the ( uml.cr
lun<1 Gap Railroad.
The meeting was organized by calling Rev. J unes
King tvi ihe Chair, and appointing Dr. i. A. Harris#
Secretary.
Ou motion. Messrs. A. K. Moore, 1. A Harris. L.
F. Johnson, James Crabtree and S. R. Anderson were
appointed a committee to report bu-iucss for the ac
tion of the nice ting.
Alter consultation, this committee, thro their
chairman submitted the following preamble and res
olutions as their report :
Whereas, we have learned with mti' h satisfaction
of the recent movemei t made by the citizens id \ n
ginin, to bring befbre the public that imp *rlant work,
a Railroad hum the finished roads ot \ irgmm to the
Cumberland Gap; and we also learn with plea "lire,
that capitaliftts, out of the .Slate ate so well satisfied
of the feasibility and profitableness of the road, that
they are willing to aid the building of the same by
large pecuniary help. Re it tl erelore
Resolved, That wv will abl the building of the
Cumberland Gap Railroad bv subscriptions to tin*
extent of our ability
Resolved, That as the Eastern terminus of said
Road must be located .01 the line of the Virginia an I
Tenuc.'see Railroad, between Rristol and Abingdon;
^and will probably be at one* of those points,) wc be
lieve the interest of the State ot Virginia, and of
every individual sub eriber to the stork will be he>t
promoted by the location of the terminus at Bristol,
mid for the following reasons :
1-t. The distance will be about thir'rcn miles less.
2d. There is very little di fieri m e between the lev
el of the Depot at Bristol and the crossing of the
North Fork of lloRfon river and the intervening coun
try affords far le-.* iuipu liiucitti than the route from
Abingiou
;j,l. The difibrem<* in the grades between the two
routes is greatly in favor of Bri-t d.
4th. The high* grades on the Abingdon route would
largely increase the average expense of building the
road.
5th. The road to Abingdon on higher grades.could
only he woikcd.it m» im 1 eased expense, and this di;
advantage can never be o-ercome
thli. At Bristol the road would connect at once
with the finished load to Knoxville, and the « uuu-v
tioii with any projected road in North t iruliua or
Teunes.-ee could be bolter made at Bristol.
7th. It the road should he located near the &Muto
line from Bristol to Moccasin Gap. it would, proba
ble recti'e a larger amount of aid from lennessee
than otherwise.
Resolved. That w e firmly believe that the above
enumerated advantages in favor of the locali>if» at
Bristol, are equal to a subscription 01 not less than
four hundud thousand dollars.
Resolved, That the company now controlling the
charter be respectfully requested to have a survey
made of the route from Bristol.
The above report having been unanimously adop
ted, it w as, on motion,
Resolved. That Col. S. E. Goodson. A. K. Moore
and .1. G. King be appoiu ed a special committee to
visit Abingdon and confer with the representative ot
the Northern capitalists, who now propose to sub
scribe largely to the stock of this road. Ihe ( hair
man and Secretary were added to this committee.
Re olved. That a committee of correspondence to
consist of eight persons, besides the Chairman ot this
meeting be appointed.
Resolved. That the newspapers of Abingdon, at
Lynchburg, at d at Richmond, be reque-ted to pub
lish these proceedings.
The following genii •men were named by the Chair
man h« the committee ol Correspondence : Joseph R.
Anderson, A. K Moore. Dr. T. A Harris, George <
Langhorm*. L. F Johnson, Dr. J. R. Phillips, Col. S.
E. Goodson and Rev. J. King
On motion, it wa* voted that the committee of
Correspondence be authorized t•» call another meet
ing at their discretion.
J AS. KING, * ’hairman.
T. A. HakkT^, Sec y.
AV.m. M. Hniwr.M. and J.\s. F. Johnson, candidates
fur tin* Senate, will address the people uf Bedford at
the follow ing times and plact - :
Peatown. Wednesday, sill April.
Board's Store, Thursday, Dili April.
Meadows, Friday, 10th April.
Wades, Saturday, 11th April,
Peaksville, Tuesday, 14;h April.
Hunting Creek Church, Wednesday, 15th April.
Tabernacle, Thursday, 1 U ApriL
Bigbic's Shop. Friday, 17th Apiil.
Ollier appointments may be made, of which m.:,
will be given.
Tiik Reported Salk of the White Sn.r icR
Springs, Greenbrier, Yn.—puRli-died in the ' lmr
lottesville Advocate—is incorrect, ns fur as W. H.
McFarland, of Richmond, is concerned, that gentle
man not being connected w ith the purchase, if, in
deed. any has been made.
1 Ion. George W. Hopkins has resigned his office of
Judge of the 17th, Judicial Circuit.
Elbert S. Martin (Democrat) is an independent
candidate in the Abingdon district for Congress.
The Appearance of the ( hops.—The growing
wheat never looked worse at this season ot the year,
in this region, than at present. It is truly distressing
to behold it. Five weeks ago it looked as if it would
• o something, but at present it appears to be dead —
We do not know what effect a few warm days may
produce upon it. but if a good crop is grow n, there is
nothing in appearances. The cold weather, during
the first of this month, wrought the mischief. It is
feared that the* injury has been most serious, a flee
ting the wheat to its roots.—Staunton Anuriam.
Recfivkd into the (Tu'rch.—Yesterday there weri
some :-S9 persons received into the Washington stre 1
M. E. Church, and some of w hom, with many'others
. v were baptized bv the Rev. .1 L Edwards.
Lev. Mr. Claiborne preached an impressive and el
oquent sermon on the occasion. Tim religious revi
val will continue at this church during the week.—
Prt. Pm.
ri'IMMI \* Itl, %C Cil OICI», Cominionioii, I’or
■ WARDING A I'liOl'l n: ME1BHANJ. I'ah»-kr*.
i i i <• \ a. l'.ninpt atunti- n paid to receiving ami fottvurd
b'K Manufactured Tobacco.
REFFHS TO
Jpmc Haro A- Co.. Wm M. liia. kford, I)r. I T Blackford.
1 ' ' ii' "rg Coulter A B< rrv. Mexre.l Si Grafton. It dtiinr.ro .
! • v r'v Smith, C;i>lm r N Western Bat k Vh , I’,a kornburg
Jir 1‘dHm
I. O. 1C. II.
MEMBERS OF C HEROKEE TRIBE, NO. «4,
rionse Notice tliat the Regular Meetings of tho
Tribe are held on tho sleeepi of tho 4th Sun of
every 7 Run*. (Wednesday,) instead of Tuesday as
Iformerly,
I’lant Moon, l.l Sun, G. S. .Vil7. [ap 1-lt
I 'aVir.Vri'r^i^n* V' J"'li- H e hn.r in "loir
Walter. n. u pi.t. ^ ^ V?*1 *co Water Pitchers. Goblet,and
" r r, WOnM f*" ,h,! a»0"tlou (if tbo puhlie.
.' WIT,I.? A MS 4. SON
l . \ rr.s r \ i :\vs.
The ieqiiiltnl *»i IM l.re. in %Vn«hiaigl«m.
The Washington coi respondent ol tin* Bulti
mon' Sun. writing on Sunday, says:
The trial ol Col. le t* for the murder of Mr.
lluine, kept the court in session tip to 9 o clock
last night. Tile district attorney (Mr. Key) had
prayed certain instructions to the jury, which
were refused bv th«‘ court. Mr. Davidge, ot
counsel tor the defence, tin’ll prayed and obtain
ed certain other instructions to the jury, to the
effect that if the' prisoner was assailed by blows
from which beech! not safely escape by reheat,
not having committed any previous personal vio
lence himself, then lie is excusable upon tin*
ground of self defense— and also that if the jury
entertain reasonable doubts, they mu-t give the
hi nr til t«» the piisouer. Mr. Key spoke for an
hour in reviewing the evidence. Ho urged that
had Leo really In lo ved flint the charge lie made
against lluine of pit king his pnekt ts at the Pres
ident's house, he would never have exchanged
cards with him. and the next morning instead of
arming himself to meet lluine. h • would have had
him arrested as a pickpocket; and that he per
Hated in the charge, knowing that In* was mistu
ken, hcQuusc his malice would not allow him to
j tlb Hume justice, lie did not retreat from the
i blows of lluine. but to give him uu opportunity
to get out a deadly weapon.
Mi. I\. was followed by Mr. Chilton and Mr.
i Davidge for defence. The latter contended that
Lee had no reason to expe.*t a vi.-it from Hume
j the next morrihg. lie (Lee) being tin* injured
t party, after having been slapped two or three
times in the face at the levee by Hume in the
presence of the ladies he h.td tukeu there; that
Lei* did not make any proportion to exchange
cards, hut did so at the suggestion of Major Lai
ly ; and that L *«• doubtless viewed the card giv
en as a mere trick, lie drew a picture of tin*
different appearance pic-enttd bv lluine and Lee
personally, the olio a peifccl man, soma six feet
two inches in height, and developed proportion!!
bly, and the other a vveaklv man. fifty live years
of age. and ntgued that Lee, seeing a st'ek of
that si/.e in tin* hand* of ail infuriated giant like
Hume, hud reason !«» tolievehimself in d mger.
At half past •'! P. M . Mr. Bradley commenced
the closing atguiueiit for the prosecution, con
tending that in regard to the age and feebleness
.-I Lee, lie was hut one \e.irold»r than himself
(Bradley.) and Im by m» means considered him
self an old man ; that Lee could not have con
sidered biiii.-etf in d* udly peril; that bad In* thrown
up bis arm or closed in with Hume, no barm could
have been done; ami that Im retreated, to draw
his adversary on, Arc.
Mr. B. having concluded, the Court adjourned
ft.r one hour, till half pu.-t 5 o'clock, wlon the
case was given to the jury. I he ( <»uit then sat
till ten minutes to ft, and adjourned to meet at in
o'clock this (Sunday) morning. At half past In
this morning tin* jury came down ami u.-ked for
a repetition of in-fruction, which .Judge (.'raw
ford gave, when they leti-.ed, and at half past
I I o'clock came down with :\ verdict of not guit
ty.
fIunlrr in l*ri»on.
The Philadelphia cu i rMpomh iit of the Haiti
ncre American wiites on Saturday ns follow.’*.
A terrible murder wa* hrmight f«» light yehter
<b»v morning, hav ing ••ocurrcd n a cidlof M*»vh
melting piison, in wli.eh two ne n Im I been lock
ed up .he previous day, for brutal conduct to
ward> twives. 1 he pii-on keeper on open
ing tin* door about Imllpust 7 o’clock, dir»o *veretl
George Auhlin washing lip the floor, whirh was
stained with blood, while John (Meary, the other
piUnncr wan lying dead on the floor, with the left
side of his bend broken in. presenting a most aw
ful sight. Blood and bruins were scattered over
tin* room. On asking Auhlin what was the mut
ter. he said at once, *• I killed him ” After com
mitting the fatal deed, Auhlin had laid Ins victim
out at one side ot tin* cell, placing a blanket fie
neuth the head. An inquest on the body of the
deceased wa* >>f course Indd. Mr. Van-ant. tin*
keeper, *h » win* on duty dui ing the night, testi
fi *d that he had heard .»«» noi-e in the cell occu
pied by the prisoners, and knew nothing of the
murder nt til after it wu- discovered by Mr. Ha
merstcad. The witness saw Auhlin af‘er dinner
yesterday, when he asked him why In* had done
if; he replied that the deceased had rut his bread;
the prisoner was again asked what the deceased
had done, whim he repeated, “nothing tint cut
my bread.” The jury rendered a verdict that
death was caused by injuries inflicted with nil
iron bar in the hands ot George Auhlin.
The Tohiirro I’rop in Tc»iiic**cc.
A tobacco planter in l enne-see gives the fol
lowing gloomy account of the prospects of the to
bacco crop;
SrMNKti ( • )tTNTV. March I1857.
I write to inform you that our tobacco plants
are generally killed by the frost and freezes.—
We have yet time to sow, hut seed were very
scarce when w« first sowed, and it is now impos
silih* to secure a suffieient quantity to make up
h r what has bvnlosf. Our prospects for this
year arc* therefore vei v gloomy. We shall scarce
Is* make half a Clop sic old the \vi nther prove
ever so favorable. \\ hat i - I i rc said applies as
well to other s* < ti"iis a- Sumner, to wit; — Rob
ertson, Todd. L’ gan, Simpson, Allen and War
| ron.
«•*
»! hit oi l lit € 'olotlir.n lion S ulln
Xi \v Viiuk, March BO.— lie* Herald of this
1 morning,C"iitains an expo-iti ni of the scheme for
the (’ohmizatiou nt Virginia.
Kli 'I haver, says, “we shall abide the laws of
the State and nation, shall adhere with wonder
ful tenacity to the constitution of the Guinn.—
Shull puiehtiM* large tracts «.f land, give away
| oiie four li to net mil settler**, sell one fourth nt
! cost and sell the rest at free Slate prices, thus
i doubling our money. Wiil buy no land in Il-m
I cock. Brooke. Mai-hall or Ohio counties, as they
are e-sentiullv free, and consequently too high
I —ebauces will be best in Accoinuc, .Southampton
I or Dinwid lie*.
11«* says, “many of the poopb of Virginia ar
tuiilly desire this friendly invasion, and some of
tlm slaveholders desire tc» take stock iii the com
pnny. If some tf the people of Virginia,in defi
mice of their own interests and our right, oppose
the enterprise and commit outrages against the
i lives and property of peaceful -rttlers.they must
| be met by the Constitution mid laws, and should
I these fail, popular sovereignty must h** invoked
| for Virginia as it lm> been for Kansas.”
♦ ♦
I’rc'.iiti-ul Itiii-lniimi,*- line IVrphrw.
Tin* Lanini-tcr i l’t'iin i lull.irl ll iilii -n\«:
This common:!! v i- slioi kod l!i:s morning bv tlie
intelligence of the sudden death of Eskridge I..
j nephew of tli.- lole Jnlni N. Lane, ondoneof the firm
nt l.nne Ill-other.-. extensive dry goods dealers of this
citv, which took piece in this city about nine o'clock
this morning. The immediate cause of Mr. Lane's
death was :i,i.rin!it, or imllammat ion of the stomach,
lending to gangrene, but lie has been indisposed ever
since the inauguration of President Itiiehanan, hav
ing been one ol the guests at the National Hotel.—
Though he was not confined to his room, he had been
suffering slightly with the symptoms which have
marked all the cases of disease contracted lit the Na
tional. Hr. E. A. Munlenberg was called in. but saw
at once that his patient was in a dying condition, and
beyond the reach of medical skill
I Instruction* to l lie !\ew Itovcrnorol I4i»n»ni
! Washington. March *10.— The Instruction to
| Hoii. Robert J. Walker, the new (governor of
Kansas, are bused upon the principle that the
statutes of Kan-as are valid. II** is principally
charged to see that the people have free and in
dependent suffrage in the afluirs of tin* territory,
carrying out the provisions «»f the rogi try law
in the election for delegate* t<* u State ( .inven
tion. Troops heretofore employed will In* with
drawn. and others substituted who have not been
implicated in the affairs of the Teiritory, hut u< t
w^th the expectation of any necessity for calling
on them for aid.
Daniel Woodson, of Virginia, late Secretary <>f
Kansas, will he appointed t«* the Lund Office in
the Territory.
■. • ♦
Hou. John II. Whreler.U. S. Minister to Nicaragua
bin resided i\nd returned to North Carolina.
-V ■ ■
j tiMMhiT It it i 11«» «al Irritlrnf.
Ci.isrox, M.mli J.- Y'-terday afternoon Jos \n
j Jer-on, candidate to» the \*smjb|y last November,
and James Helms were run over and horribly muti
lated by the tiger train of the Oelaware and
Lee xnw.iuv Ibtilroad.at thejunction of that road with
the Central road They were standing on the track
* » itntiii: the c d cars attached to the fain passing
on the other road, and did not hear the approach
of the passenger train. Neither are expected to re
cover
The Illinois 1C it it W*.
Sr T.ovim, Mareli ‘JH. The Springfield fill 1 Jour
nal st:i• c•> that uearlv a million of the circulation of
the 't.'di I oik* of Illinois base been returned to the
\uditor of tii *t State cancelled suiu’ the last report
to the Legislature This reduces the circulation of
the hank* of the States to about five and a half mil
lions, i- ued on a stock basis of upwards of si\ and a
half millions.
I’or € onurro.
\. ,J ltd son Crane, Km]., in reply to a card*
signed hv numerous citizens railing upon him to
become a candidate for Pongees* for the Kioli
motid Pisfrict, nminiinoe* flint be occupies that
position, and will stump the district on thyj “Land
Pi-ti i'mtion c],u*<stion,” bo being in favor of dii*
ft ibtilion.
!fl ii ni II cm I l>onniion.
Puvid Hunt, of Kodnex . Mina., bus donated to
the American colonization Society $25,000.—
About u your ago the name gentleman gave to
the an tut* cause £5000.
•
Mcriotl* IliiiliOHil tccitlciil.
('tiHtuiit, March JS \ gravel ‘rain, xvith a load of
laborers for l.a-nfllle, going southward on Thursday,
after cr ossing the bridge, xxas precipitated txventv
lixa* f(H*L bcloxv. in consequence of the embankment
giving xvay, xvhieh had l»ccn nn lermitied by the late
heavy rains. Four of tho Isboran wera killed and
other s seriously wounded
*#•
iu«l Jiiiu it I'i iiih'.
I’r nee Mii liel 11 ilki D itla- lied to tin* UuasUn Court,
was iuv«• i.* 1 «*. 1 hv emi uunt runners in New York Sul
urdn . nnd purchased 1u"_mis ticket' l>»r Washington,
whithor lie was yoing lie nfU*r wards nun plained to
the police, ami the sharper being arrested, the Prince
m m.'icil his money.
I II re win ll.'< deaths in Now York last week, 51
hoi". ; n! ■ nuption, and oB of scarlet lever.
< ’ \ NT >1 I > VTEH Ft >1{ < iFFICE.
% Aft 1! u»»* itMlfiorivoil i»* tuiiioinirr IV fl. !•
» V up writ m . .tidac. i i. i-Iim tii.u i• • the Mayoralty
of th H.iiy, (mar it* dtde*
1 U ’ I' ii it niilfittri/oil 14» iiiiimmiim'o .IOIINJ \% .
Ill Util all*., t. . !■ «l«*<t I. II to the ..Itlco I.f Nor
1 gcaul uf tin* i.ity I ynehl.ni puat »• dtde
HltJIS 4 mat r % 111.I . \\«• aa milliotto
aim.'HU. . 1 .1 I \\ I \ l»i;u a F Iiidlil !"• t the ottl. .'
of High i i• 11'i.■ i.i• • i i r • i ity at 11*»* • . tiling * lection
i mm • 1 lido
IS tvil.'icor s*OI,M c. I iiniimnice iiimiII
*T B .. . l .n.lid .li t -r ll.. < '1m . 1 I' .lie Uniter .•!' tin i II .
of I .vm hhtit g at tin .'•!ing .*', .. i»’ oloi tt.m
tuar IB dlde JAB 0 ItOYAl.l.
| tit t M|{ ||4< I-' \ > I’. Ifo hit tl’ll tioi-i «i‘d l«
1 inti.>iii.o.' III' N K \ IH'NMV.iTuN* i .m,|.Ii|. i
! oiooiion t.^ tlm Oth o j|' l'it\ s.-i .mi, J mar 1H did.
11 T ! m o iiutlioriwod iiitiionnr* I Inil l ot. %l -
▼ ▼ it l)ttOWN In « I'Qudid.i11 • re i t n tu I'.i< •
fo-e of II 'if ’unstable lor t bn city of l.y licit Inn k
mar 1dllw
j _
■ >i.f iai: ll ii ii o tl iioe Hr. Itaiilo i ■ . Wmilli iin
K camti-lalo to ivj. . 'out |l»i. i ooi.l \ in tlm m-M lmeb.i.1
tini (mar lt-td M v \ \ \ » i
I >01.14 I V| |s ri:tt. | mu ii ruinlnliilc lor I lie
f P Master of the Pity ot t R* the
! o.iHuing •'.1‘Ction (the first Tm- lav It. April > ll il “hall I"
' tlm ili"iHir.'of tlm i.copln I*. ••Ini't hi" I will trv I" duch'irg"
till' diltie.s "I I lie . limn with prompt nrSS, Mi* ., \ ami lii.p.ii li ii
it.v {mar 10-i*| W r IIP H I ON
4 tvn Sl lP.i nr. It mu ll 4'iiimImIiiH' In
® J tlm ofll n of Bnrgennt of tlm city of l.\m hbnrg. at tlm
' «"i*-ii.!ig a lt >ii .tin* first THoliday m April ll tl hIoiII l "
J t '. p "asiiro ..f tlm |.....111 o t . olnct me I 'hall Imld tin .' I
(■ I..tin.I to disi'lwirgi* tlm duties of the olB. • with proniptims .
on* ' v nod impartiality.
ma. 1 dtde ' JOHN MOlSSrA!'.
Opjn nu.MM in mi. ian »
1 Wn ro* ;mrtfull - . .ll tin itl-nllon of our riMtouieiH amt
1 mmlH t" oil! I Mint-: \MI Wi:i,l A.SWUH'Klt STOCK
tip NPKIM. I itlODS. will. w • am now mceiving flout Ni vv
Y.rk. w'..ro wn luivo *ml". t."l ! I. ... with gi oat cam t'r "in the
most fi'Hhio.nblo runbli I . . nt*. an I I r a'y/r and hettufy wn
1 "I a ■ am.I cannot be ‘impa - .1 m this < i anv oilier mark* I
i.ir T.ck con-ii'i- in Il 'WT. i s, fill's I '.V s, l.I.UIlOUN
I T. \ I 'S. l-F IT, \ M» It 1.0 hMIHIS ItlliltMNS, I'hOWI JtS
I \r!;tioo|)S Itltpss TAP'S Moll \ !K t'APSnn.l ini
: I'll US III \ 1» OIMNSIS ..f ditVi'i .'lit style*. Also, JIT I
OHS AMI'.N IS, Will II. WAX lU’.ADS t.a-k ami front
ll \IU m; AIDS and an . I.f .til of MAN I'll,I,AS. at all
I I !C. s The aimvo rood- van in price no ns to unit those w ho
j i.iav w -h t«. mimlm-e It Him and Plata bit n. hod and repair
• .1 - .. .......I • . -ler iml at T.orl u*>ti- <• Oil our opening day, which
will j... oiTI Ii »i r~ 11 \ ..-'it ''.tb w" will be prepare.! to il."W
t'... I.:.m.|s n i> .t :ih i l . t \ "' H■•iinetH nnd Mantillas
I 1 .a' Wi» 11'. v " ever pre-nuted in ti l> in il'lmt
, II OI'.I'TX f. ..in III!..try ' ill lm promptly attended to.
an.I mi n oil tci'inn . il tli" imlivi I i il iv.n j re*.'lit Pleai*"
M\ ns with i eall b. ! -re \ ..ii piiml. t e. and s e feel ns'iired
: v || b<* able to suit .you raid ve* both in price and quality,
it- Hop. cut J MA I I III AS a- CO
TIIK
L4Wll-:« and
n im:mi;n
i elt> w ill tlnd
Helmets, Mail
• FlllMytloodn
v for exhibl
i * ii I'ltnr .lay
I shrill be
“•'I to have n
i ll e ill | feel
lied tb.it my
* of Fancy
* Roods are e.in.il to
anything that haH
ever been brought
t>> this country, ami
nt tin- iiioHt satin
f letorv prices. Fine
. ' i . i -
nor never will be
low . but I can Hell
them .i« low ns any
body el ... Come
and Her?
| ,ni1l —t* ALFUKI) S N(il. ;i)()VI’..
I a.*-, ITTUX IiOIX!!
! Ii . MISS S|.M I’SMN would lull\ :u noitm-eHy^H
'L/’i-! ' l-"1*''' that sue will op« n lli* mnrnlncWjMP1
M<.inl i\ ) one n| the larg■ t and liand'Oinc.st a*
I .mrtm. (its ..t MILLINLKY GOODS it has ever lief p|<.U.
, . •.• ..|T.*r cln- * mild lid pleased to have the I.ndie* Tall nnd
i r x.-i;11iee. She will take | leusure in show mi; th in
tine dil-Mt__IA NI SLdPNON
... nKN. KU%il U OlH.HH.Ii UHtihl
U‘ ’ tiillly rail Ihe ntteinn.II ot tin- Ladles t • ^
, Si, r si.M-k'i.f M'iUSU Mil.MM.in. wIimIiTO®
- II Mr* Lankford in the Sort hoi n—*^»3i
i it i— a >nl w ill he ope in d for tlo-ir llisper! i 11 m Sal nrdu v in- r«
; i .1 . >lh io-t . at the roH lenre of Mi» Lank lord, ov» r tho
it. M Ktick* i -* . l* t
COP A It l N KUSH IP
4 0MlOI V*, WII \M>L A WILLS,
•C<‘( ItSSOR* TO
J It OUKOOKY A CO,
LYN< liltUHCl. Va
fjflVlK under'ignod have ;• -orinted thoiiMelvo* tinder tho
IQ ah iv style and having purchased the Stock of J I).
Gn-ip,rv A « '-■ w ill eoiitintie the
IIAKIMYAItk III SIXKA^
j ^ n.iiin ,n tlie House, lately nccti ^
I'liijp d hv them, l li• \ will. / rI <S.
Jjr&Zlr. in a tine-, make I, ***** A
I ISuaiiM addition-* to their H-» k n* 1 - -—”
i will make it the most eommandiiiif in tin., s c lion ol the
Mate. They intend toimp' i t larg' i- <-f
rOKLILX LOOPS,
and purchase direct of
\ HI UI4 t> IIIM I H l l III Its,
nml hope to n-'uin tin- trad.- and reputation with h the Ilonse
has so ton# and *ojustly enjoyed They snip t a < all from the
.•I I friends ami cnstomura of tin- Ilonw . as well ns the trade
gitn-raMy. Merchants, runners, Mechanics, Con tractor* nm|
i,lli. r- w ill find it to th ir interest J-. give us a call, as our furil
,ti< s will t ufthle ns t" !’ as h>w ns any otlu r Kongo.
t A t OLIIOI'N,
.1 K. COLHOl'N.
.1 N't I WHALING,
L. F. WILLS.
■ Film: nntfprwUjnod, In withdrawing from the business to long
| conducted by them in thi city, make their grateful Ac
knowlodgmeuts 1 • the pub i t r tin* bbeuil piitr..mige
I .1 upon them '1 lieV are iM| i • to know that tin y wiil bo
succeeded by gentn men of the -r :• t i-itegriiy. <d business
i xperionee and e.ipaeit v — whom they may i onlidciii Iv and cor
II i :i 11 v re. omim-nd to their late palntis, ms :i linn with whi.-h it
will be sate and pleasant to have trausa. 'i ns Hue of the
member* (Mr. Whaling ) lias b*;. „ |..r s-mie time our principal
s ib-smaii, and is entirely fnmi.iar " ith thi trade.
We will In t-.MM-l at our old -t and. pn i> m d to c lose lip - ur
1 business, and reiiuest all who • we it . ami nil who have claims
against us to come to. ai d and .**• 'll.
... J p. URHOORY Si CO
9 fl test II IIO, in »t:iI lit • ruction til til.ASS
,t| A I! AIN - I'he.i K " , 'll S laiim i Myles of
ti.•ins’and Hoy*'Cl thing arc c i tan. .. U-uutilul. (iiv. them
a call by uil means. (mar 30 U
• TIB Kill: IIOM.AII^!! I lull »upply
^•p • t Ih » very tine M d*-Mu Mats, of the latest fash
i,.n ho s'li.crlor, at Tim e Dollars just received at
fab Qd t* _BEABITRV*.
(1lia>KSK MIIUAK €’A>K.-A muihII supply
J of reliable Reed, Just received and f.-rSaleby
mar tt BTROTIir.IfcJfc WHITEHEAD
II \ T U L E C II t P H.
i n |> liiil Ktpr<>«*b I Hr ** VlrilniiiM.*
IiiiIIiiii llepmlalluiiN.
>sr T.ott.s, March U. Advices receiv ed front Santa
I" c indicate that the degradation* are on the increase.
SevciMi skirmishes between the Indians and Mexicans
l» n! taken place. \ number were killed on both
SM‘ Several \mericnn* are reported to be killed
BOX Oft A.
V letter from Santa (Tu livers tv.s if the people of ;
Soitunt Im 1 encouragement.!Ina would declare them
j s‘*lv es independent and ask to l»o admitted into the i
1 tr.tcd State The Indians nrc robbing and tnur* j
de<: i in , i y diiectioti.
It I-, stated on good authority in \i w thloans, tliat *
the t nited States intend to purchase Sonora and .
Low 11 t'aliforuin.
•••
I'riMfei ^ :t*lilimtnn.
\\ vsiunlion. March .* I I h nim ; It Miller has )
I ' is appoints 1 Pi trict \t mu< \ for the \V* -lent Pis- (
tin t **t \ irgiuia
*•*
Mu rlix'la.
Nr w Youk, '! m b It I Hour low . State and South
ern declined lit e cent -
11 rain unchanged.
\ irgiuia S i \e s !* lM.
H vi rtvoin , March It I Flour inactive and held at
yesterday s : ttes
< 1 min nuchtingcd
JOHN IT. IKK,
COMMIHblON MERCHANT.
huii i xi Mi i 'i.Ki i \ i ' . M ain si nt n l.YNi Hm ito, > i»
%%TI I • mil null in uiv e Ills | 1 S,>11111 nlleiittnii In (lir *mIo
N ▼ 'I « •ni’ii* 1'ioilnin .d • xmx lies! rl|i||nn, |' 11111 ulnity
to Ilut mil i t t'liluirt ii, and Hatlet** himself tllilt, With nii e\
peitiuni . . t * * i ai a tli t In* luiMm-NM. tin* Interest * • t IM,liters
mill I'm nil'll xx ill iml suiter hx I. miip phn . .1 In tils hands Hen
Minml'h1 mix min s uiiiili'mi I ‘.duxt • ,. unit other pontin e xx lien
m ham! Jt*IIN x I. \ H K
Jun I'' codA eta
« V|||m. i l»ll IN tithe* plouwure in
Hi rim iuii»; tier lli'ieKs tn tier Ii mmls ami llie pulillr ^
m 'i Ur u pal i "ll ip I • In fnri* hr I i xx rd on tun ,
^ in. I xx unlit rrsm 11 till lx lm nn them ili.it slm xx l.l •*
open eu Thnnx t.i x , '.'nili a hamlsiuim a-*-.at me til n| Npriiv, amt
Suiuiii. t \| 111 liter' <1 iln latest m* e« ami palteiiif*. In- tmiu
V xx V . k Iti'NM is ut all kind, immnNts I l.oWI US
Ni ls m \ |»|»i; | s | . MUI'SS i Ms, l.l lilloitN
II \ IN I I A i s, t IIII.UUIA S r,\Nt \ II V I S. amt xaii
otis. 'lmi tl nir.s all nl xx liteh xvill lm sold H5 t lirup ns tliex rail
In In in.In an* xx here In this pine Ulr.whliig ami I'lts-dtig
tlm r iii t lm int'i st in > nnm ami at I lie sin n text lint Ire
I* S ,lexx eli y nl nllkiml- s..!,| an I repurtnl In the same
llmise. 1 ix A I. Sutphlii I i i|.mis iilinxe the M. i. hunt's
Hank, mi the nppm,:tf shle. nml next ilmir I > St In-., llehl A
Thuiiii ms. Main Siieet | ittixr Ytiul Ittl
HI. 14 14111 met HIM V VI HY Ml I \U
I It II l.'l in . nils llllil XX Ml III II It'll pure lm* sale l>x
iiini it, is SlKoTIIIU A WHIM III. VI)
1.1 1.14. %!NT D 1N4 \ 4 %MMI til l: Ul MIM NN
Jd Sl IT.s at tin n VV V It
SI* l.l NIMBI Mil 1,1 M OI Ml* 1C I N 44 hOOIN
at the II A/. A AH
SI U’DICIOII 4|l II 1 1 1 n.OTII (Ot lM AT
the HA/A \U
\ii vi ii i u o.ns: iii.K immmividh i* \ >i n
it 1 ' BA/A Ali
»l! H IT ITT. Ml 1,14 1Im|h
nt tlm IIA Z A A It
ttfllll ll 111 III Ml III. 11 14 M 11 I N % DM I’M
» t the II AZ A A H
’■iiid i*ih T i ll s r imui ihi i s i i s is
ii at tlm HA/ V VIC
S rm mi\ dim DiNiv 4 iMM. mm
.1 tin HAZAAU
rami’ IIDM I’ VM) I. 1IC44DM r M I 4MT4 OI
[ B «!' • t I . i..\ , .. l hil l - , I .. | Ildl I 1,
I'm h. I 11 ami kr it lilt I • 1 nth t liii Is iml I *i a XX el at tlm
II AZ A All
1IOI M in III 4 14 441.01 DM 17 ll../ U nt the
,®l ' util i. .. I tut
| . i a; tlm t 1.0 I III s'. H VZ V VU l x
tniii r.i HUol tills, sllAKl.U A rn.
V. ’ i me rneiviiii! «>»m Mpiing «,i flu.*
f i itlilnp Tin. ttlx I. m.I j , . n t fad I.. it all
' a<i ■ - ....I pure* Initt Id is | UI.VSS A ll A I NT
^ III 1 4M III tOVf >1 j on ure, |»urt liiine
. V i | i .up ami Sum i>- i t 1 ithilip i mu
l.l. d ts til,ASS A KAINr.
> Ii11 OKI 4400114,
MAIM II v'Hth, I'..7,
44DOI144I V|. Ill 4 14 I It,
i.YNtmnemi, \ ,x ,
|1 ‘ . S | • | t | | I l.l v rniu the at trill i.t|l el' III . Ill* tninei M nml
Urt lit- i n In • I t i xu v extern |ve Mtoek id S/niiHf and
• / *• > IJoodu m xx In . i : i • . t * i d and
.... i I, llllil In 1 . .. attend Ul nt ! !, e Inn el . n| |nv
11 tn A v h .i . I 11 11
ii n i ■ i *x i i.i- i I lie - .'I'tlu.l nil III* entile sturk.
M. i in im , | (he xx ants ul nil i is xx nil in the rheapei as tlm het
j 11 | n'de ■ • I ,, ..15 ) Hemp x ei v am ions In in, i .... ru*A
t, id- . i mil -i that |n /n iml < ;<<inh'u m ,tm . .a, I shad
in iii Ini lire pulsin'that pu,i \ m tin- '.ale ut mx i I* xvliu .
xvill s. nire tin* eotiHdeiu e nl tin i n uniiiei , and pnatly pi
in di the interest ol all xx lm lm \ pond*. «•(' m■■ I i. Imped lit it
all pel suns hitylott I)ry 11 .« ds xx ill ax all tl.eiua.dx • s m an •
pm tiini tv 1" rail and , \ nut lie ll is st' ek, hi hex tup tin * xx ill I,
III.!,: it xvill | , . 1 I | \ | i . . lid fill l,\ ! i
eiiiof im i hi ■ adoptud by thIiiHouae, thatut on
uiltr ‘JH dt hi I tl M K
II M l ICD4 I I1 ■ 7SO lions 4»iiiiiu<s, 17
Hnxes l.enmn*, also I ip*. Ual5.ii". (‘nr.<a Nut. 1*1 111 ■
<iii I Havana ClKars H'-rriilue's t d erim A le. Newark l eli i v
in i I , I• an Nut-- |*’|limrts, 1 'alin Nut Win. I. mii'l' ' •
I .one Star t lie xx in p I • ha cm
t until H maiilllMrtured d lily "I ti e h. »l Niiyars, nil I Im • !••
ill any i|iiuiitity wholesale n ml retail. S A 111 A 1*
ill:u t-t
| 1 \ HOO I I is Mti|gnr Mio|is lot \1 wriiis 1
R V tresli HUpp ' 1 hi h'l id mill |..| lie I
Him Sts NlKurillU A Will I till' VI*. I »! ',• :;i • S
SITU (M I S. 700 IC«In Is of xet ) t"ii|M'i ii>r
Se. || «t its, ill More mu! ter sill" I*v
mi. | l.l M mil I.INS V I n
<1 I*. N I m- III I tb 4-4-41 44 x. J Inin |»I-I II.
■ ret veil *.• I ; t i s I (1 .• 1.1 s' , u, ■ rn i 11 x m I i il'ei s
mar 170 ta I .SI AM I V.
t'&'i 11*1 I'M. 11 « Mil* IIIMS tin M|»ii ig
S '. t t I Hi. • Hats, xvliull up *X ill tul.e t s
.. MrlHTNAf.U A IH)Ol'| i;
j i.nr .’I Is
\ Il l'll i: I II VIDI14 SI % N I’M «v O I IIP 104.
Tlie im ieuipnid, i mini.Mum i i.t Hi .euiie, xxnli I: if
I slim ill • t « .tinpin d *x III in iei I .it tl,.- A m iimi H ■ ■
H V kei , I | oh tin- I * t 'I'uidi * in m * I Hi.Uitli. A pi It, f. u I ho
ptirpowe of • * ' -mi, .Men liiints with Lireiik, l ,i * hint ■ ■ :. • t
in- tl,, Haim I litis I >1 l.l. A It h < U
1(0 O. Itoss, Ml O' < imp.
mar Jtlf Hep eoj v 11
SI* CCI N (4 M3 1I.D tor '.») .Iml rn tixtil l*y
J\pr. the l.,tf*i |is| ,adii h «... .. It. • led Unit, n,
|,a i.MH 'tnr.n t u H*' led It,.. I- l.ole ■ 4|.-»t nntl Kid I t*
ami Umsl.iii um !■ itt,; in xx ami u . •
I.'M JS | AU.MISTI \D,
| inn, lit tw Hank Sun i <*
/f i C l NO. I'liiiiH'l't amt l*lii aim looli lo in ir
M ■ | \ I I. It I s I s - M U u| t. tan a ml uI l.. r lm t. r5
I i'lmxt in St. , .insistnu,- ul 1*,H ll* nil tinaii" N-. I A, !; tl
I nmre Inspeeti'.ii. pile si.' . I *. Hurjr'" Mafiipnlateil « m,
j I .|iip"sei| ot ‘ |. M • e I’, i ll* I.m. ‘ Mexmau < J na m • and 1 lino
I*. *x |er ‘I Iii" is said !•* n. iii.v !>» In 5ilper|..r l>. I'eruv u n l <u
nil. helllirif's S ip.-l I 'I. piiate I,ill! Me*, i m «1 i in,
i nil linitu' i " | . r . i nt <d Hum I'lmHphule »d l.ime. K iilo
xx i i I I *. d a s ii in d lift. . an ex. • ;,, t nut uni.. r-.r ul I la ml i'«
ba« ■.. i..-t I . IMnstor, in Bulk, U Hit
rein
It U iny lute ithui t" keep a puml siipidy nf alt tlm lit * ip
I . . i i • lint I l lint At thn Idphesl ,
that wan Ml obtAimnl but nt the low, t post , to prl ■ o I t ey
ran bo afforded I buy t 1 ■ f tl-e Hfi
r 11 x i.'iii (... v *■ r ii me h l. Amt it h em tmui * nf t lie lust ,pi • —
M* priii" i" a* 1“ xx mm iii a ■ * , ntli l* in *i i'k- t. u I up tin . - nf
l ■ I i ■ i v much use,I. nml I in
pr.'X e In Farmers and IManterff that it n t . ll - n iuten ,i t«
patronize vi' h a iloiue us I prn|>. -e I • keep fie i-e p * me
i, tail \V,M A Mil l.l H.
ii**i r *-'* ts On Hu - ",
\own> .v uj xnni ii.
IIniii Miivc t,
I. v M it IIP 1(0 V
offm: Ftnt sii.f. i r inm: r*/i r tun:it / <>> /* OF
SI U A It -N i w Oiu .'in-, i ul .i mi I l IP i Sun | *af,
i 'riiHlu <1 ami !'<*« 'Ii rml do
('ill' I' I I'.S Mew ('r. p It i •. Old < I - \ n lunent Java tun I La
guyrn ( • f)<-e
SALT - \ s il"u h 1 in lor v filled ill I'lcnn S:n K
PL \STMI- Mountain Pla-ti i di'-uinl .uul in Lump
IKON—l ti tit r r 11 n in ut f • ■ I. Polled lr.. Tvn Iron Nail
K -Ih. it.uuJ, Oval, II",...- si.. , an,i ye i . Uni I
I ..I Iron
STULL li'i-:• i <-i. i • t ami SI- tr Si.. - all h>/« *
I'LO'V MOl’LI»S \\ . keep a Mipp'.v nlw sivn mi hand
LLATIILK S .I.-. 1 pp. i uiul Harm • I. ,'lu .
HAL!) (iOTTON All in mis ami . Ip hi Southern
l*'*i<'t <»ri*5H
fir A NO N". I Perm ian iu ipiantitn s r.. -nit |.
TLAS Luperial lim " Ti i mill Mlack Ten . ie.
Mo I. A MS I)S - New Orlunim and Miucnvndo M
L! ■; I ■ 111 S I lm Ol ' 'A I lit I y \pi Ii Hi . idv Kn | ,. nch
Mramly, ami line l.upmi- *d ;ui kn 1*.
Pntluti Cloths i all.-.., Cette i IPiltiiur I’d mki ir. I i h i- A •.
Ll'piuri'e hi ( iiSeM, and Sm-.l M,l Pr I . ,, Mi-mi iePi
|ers tn all uf which we invite l he alien' hm of P - n ul
Country Merchant*, at our old c*tal.l.*iicd 'ami, i Main
Strut. l.yncAhur#
We sell, «n Commission. Macon. l.ard. Mutter Coitnli v Liu
ens. Tohneco. W i at, < ' i n and Prod'ic ni . ■ ilv.and elicit
consignment*. |in tp» >|A tn
VOTin:. a lim it .i n>hi'(Kt s ti.i:,
I ■ tier for mile tin- 'I K VI I' *»I' LAND on v. lr h I reside
I (he W I rnnd, ti t fi 1 It Ivor, cot
ta'u .ng .*|N | :t f H'lflvN, d ' nfvvhuli ;i re c|. a red and
end i fence line creek In.iP.iu it all li remain ihl\ well,
i ip.ute productive, hem - well ad i(>t. d t.» the grow ih of < ‘orn.
\\ i . at. Tohaco. and the vuii- r dr .-s. and i* in lie < d to
lie ansceptililc of the highest ntnP- of int|*rovcnient, i* well
wnteied. and ha* ..it it a line oK('ll AKl> of Applen, 1*. .tubes
ami Cherries. The
ii»i mi:
is largo and c.omfortahlc. Oood Mam and out house* general
ly. Convenient lu a church, nidi and blacksmith simp Those
wishing to buy are invited to view the land for themselves.
March W, 1857. IIF.NHV M. FALL,
mar Jo— ts
a INST. !■
nphi.no mtvi.k nopt hat*. A
I have received tome very pretty umplca of t». ncact
fityh-a and cetera Soft Hate ftentlemen arc 1nvilt.il to exam
In" them [ mar 14 ta| P SEABCRY
f|1l«» <• I l'l "« ■tl.KOI' KI.IVK*, C CS ««•
I I I It I A * «Hv virtue of a deed of trust « X' < tiled tome
t.y fhsrlr* |* |.**o ami Mary Jane Lee hi* wife. I>e«ling dale
the'/Tilt October, IHMI. and ot reeord In the t ierk’s oflleA of
tlo* Hunting'* ('ourt of the city of Lynchhnrf, I will sell at
public tuition, on Halurday the II h day of April, IHf*7, the
HI. \ V KH therein mentioned, tcvcn In number, two men, one
woman, three girl* ami a hoy Among them thnie are two (a
man and woman) enrellenl (look*. I will al*o sell the KHR
Nliritr conveyed In the said deed Hale In front of the
Market House, In tin* city ef l.vnchhiirg. at II o’clock. A M
much II .It II apl F.LlAN N I K HANK. Trn*tee_
\r ai.i iiii.iv rmi Tor land anuotii
I It IHtOlTUl'Y KOU NAI.r. By authority of the
will of the late Matiuiel T Hrown I will, on Tuesd ay, the 7th
•I** of April. in.Vf at I 'o'clock. M . If fair. If not the neat ftllr
,l i, , x. r i sitmlav and Monday, sell at public auction, on the
I>i t t11 « a the very valuable I rart ot Land on which the said
Shiiio. I I' lit -w ii i'i sldi d In the county of |lc«llord The tract
I. M, . I, I I ltd I ItIV. I. uid on the lincky Mount Tnruidke.
Hb ,11 i ,,, . -, \\ .t New I otidon, 17 miles from l.vnchhiirg
nn.l IU in", s li on the I meat lnpot on flu* Va A Tenn Hull
I.H I nn I < "iitslus h\ survey .'JO acres and a fraction The
Ivid of excellent quality and citraordlnary fertility, has for
iin- In'i ion or |M eh O x ears, been Improving under a judicious
*\ '. in ot Improvenietit. and I* li'»w In excellent heart, and nn
n .u i.lv . *od .'•inditlon. p.eseuting a suffice unimpaired and
not worn i\. eptnf. w m res w hull in iv *.. he restored
| I... i i ..ii it* entlie {toiitbcrn border. Is Imunded hv Otter
It.x. r wl h low ground" producing heavy crops of i oharon
I on, Il.e (X ground*, the uplands thing, not abruptly, pro
sent lot i he in •*! pm I. Held* vx ith a .Southern aspect It Is es
t i„ai.-.t tl u about one hall the tract Is cleared I'hc other
hall O. ,.I illy be IX Hv timbered, has a grow th Indicating the
fertility "t the soil and i ontalns ii large Imdy "f the very best
|*,d nd In then ity H kit OttM I 111 ■ t ■ " «hot
dvr tbeinx.l I* Intel s. etc I bx two other streams, affording a
.I d. nl ol Me. I xv land.and. ulalna at present a very good
mea.l<>xx l l.o Imp-ox . in. id * consist ol a haildsollte llrlck
I MX rill",' | | 1)11*0, XX lib out houses, III. Illdlllg H I 'ill I iagO IfollSO
l.vll i Mil. .< fahln*. Ham. Slaole. t’orii House. Ac The
111,, i |, m an c xc el lent neighbor hood, and It vv oti I I bn difficult
t > Hud in Hu* pail of the State, a belter liacl for the culllva
lion of l >l> u rn or grain
Mi UcunmhV li vine, Mr Titglunau A t’.ddis or Ma| »r W
NN \ udrexx s. being III the Immediate m ighhood. vx ill show the
land t * those xx ho m i x wlshloaeclt There Is on It a grow
lug nop of wheat though nut a large one, and some prepara
lb'll XX ,11 he made for Other crops I he tract Will lie Mold ell
lire ,1 In 1 xvu parcels, n* shall seeilt best on the day of sab*,
w lien the term" will be made know ii
At the same time and place, commenrlng at lOo'rlock. A M
will be M dll the Nlax. ■. « stile Htock, Corn andotlim perishable
propel t x ot the said S T Itfoxvn dee d
' Hour .1 hAVIH,
\dm'r w Ith the w 111 annexed ol H T Hrown dec'll
mar II deodA ci. ipl
I'ostnoncnicni
The above sale will take place mi NN ..lav Ihe I At It April.
If.;.; ail I |,| ,,|ber resp, , is an oidmg to the foregoliig notice
|U lit I J l*NN|S, Adm r A, of S T l»
Hop and Hi dtoi il .‘'eiiliuel I opx |uinr »U deod.V ct Idapl
I.v \« mu'ito. mnrt'ii ... im..,
IOIIIIC I Oil MU III*- jrllmt IKrirli ■ ■«»(••«
mi (Mimvli alt e«M, l«ii <li".i • ill... v i' tlm i« n| -1'' i n .• .d Mr
i .!m William*. ami opposite Hint nfllr Win I Aia.liMN.Mi
*| I, ,. lii.iiH.' . uitlatna iiiiii. I'm* iim Plillldnig Hi.’ garret, and 111 * III
ll* I •. . lit \ I. a in..at d. -ii aid*- i. ddtmee l..i a mail engaged in
Im in. * lii arv |M.i-il.in «'f llm city bnloxv I'liur. It si The g»\r
den Ih.mgh niiiiiII.i-nii ium Im-amp i .*.*.1 In |m.>i|ii«-11 \ «-n< and
(he W. II, III e vei'\ pa ill. ill il. I* pial I > au> ill 111" < •■inmUlll
It | I...-p i .• ..{gmiind lieliv. ei| the house and adjoining
l, lie.III. I. Util, 1 . Iti i.. admit Ol another Imttae ol aainn al/.'
11 11, i property . nut mill prlvtl Is bofur© 111# Bill <*( April
, U . ditoa a \ * Ill III. oil Hill .tax, Nell H al aueUoii I" the high
. i !.id lei Nnv pel aoii* vx lulling In plirehaae x% III make Np
I pi . .in, ii i . Morten l.a.'x • n*l win. l* nuthorlao.l to *ell
, d,d I I t-HOI.H
\0 IHI. IKx virtur ol n| ol I’riixl • %»•
. uted |o me M . I I o .l. e,l.> Ileiu v Humpler, lie.M, l.eai
| in, dill. th Mail It. 1H17 l..r eet tain imrpo*. « therein exprttaa
, , in.| lu|\ i i r. 11 • I Hi the I Ink's t Mil. e ol the Mlty «»f
I I . u.-hlMii g I shall pro.-.I |o nell. mi - ni n. da \ , VIIM day ol
1 || .* pn.aenl in.mill xMarch* IK.?, ill pnldl.- riu.ll.m, a ll.mae
! | hotel < « i oimd. "ii I’hur. h Hi i eel, Ural leimmont nl.. v»*
i. hu \\ II mu famllj " *ld©m ..npb»1 »■' i"• • bj <J
II Hlmpnnit I lie ground miitnltia ' . le. I inchea troll' and
' I ...nit a x ei x-. onH'Tlnhle llrl.-k Itwelllug Mouse and other
, t I,... I -. . -I I I W > II I I W»lW a •
I l ii M* i inn third rash .me third nix mmiHia nml olio third
I i iieuitlia ere.lll , negotiable paper auti-dnetm ily omloraed and
i • till.' xx It Ii liwl.l llll xx lode in paid
I'ho lllle la mi'|UealloiiHhly g."».l, hilt I "ill . nix emiv. i tlm
i ile v Mte.l In in© an trustee N II Tlll'KM \N
m .1 iL'iaxx r? iiiiii
|*OM||MMMMIM'll|.
The Itliox e ale | post polled till llll. Iftlll A pril.
IIIHI- III dvJnw Unapt S H T
| % % |CM % ■ %l i Tl4»>. 11 «- will ««-ll itl !»••!»•
lie aio ll.ni, In t in iHilaiialmi g, .oi M nnl..' the l.llli day of
V pi il m- xl. i xx.. N. gi.. Melt and one Negi •» \\ .nnnn and Mldid.
On.-. | the men l«x oiing and v.ix valuable u* a larm hand;
the xx oiiinn I* aimuI "" x ean >>l nui
t a - Ii xx ill he ie.|uli i d. m in g.dlnhl • 11. l« * at '.Ml dux n. Inter
i oHt added, with good eii.lnranra W M SMITH.
JNO .1 W A hi*.
mar M dll lap Tritalo. a
NO ||4I\ Ilir aiiliairdirr rrlurna lila llimili*
(o Id* old 11 lend* and . il dmio i * and I lie pit Idle pn;r rally
fill I Im veiy liberal palleting. hi ..xx e.| oil Idiu aild llm dlllet
Oil I ill III* xx d 11 xx Id. 11 Im has hern niieet. <| I'l I lie I a-I hi I. . u
ynai «, In llo Iluildlng htialliesa In Hie i ilx lie takea Hus III"
1 tlmd . ( inlnrmliig Hum ilial Im " ill < nitluioe llm huildiiig hum
ne. a I.eroloioi e, h.dh Hi h'k and \\ no.l Wui k
III- Il op. * hx t lime application I" hiiNlm In lei it I It their eon
1 thh n. «• .ml < u*|nm 11 I* I rue that the larger portion <»f Ida
linnda nro nlftXes nml ho experts In work that kind nflnlfhr;
tl ihe •..line tune lie ha* aoiim ol the nm*t experienced whlti
1 journeymen He II tiler* hliua. il xx lilt Ida ex pet lem e and hy
gl\ lug hi. pi rsonal attention lo Ihe hmdnc**. In he able l.ietn
, cute inx w.'i k llmt tuny oiler In Hindi alyle »ia I" give anilalao
1 Hint to Ida patron*
Ills Simp and t Mil. e nro mi I. lie. u Street, in rear nf Satin
i|ei* A I it. x and Imflieilllltel) nppo .lt.' Hie Shop o| t i A l .Mill
It It ,\x lo I «• lie will keep ."ii"! a il f I v nil timid all kind* nf
I..' oil TinibeiH, . i ud ready made xx m k aiieli aa Sa*h. Moots,
11 1.Ida. A. MI-.O M I'l'lll.i; Agt.
| pm 17-dendly
/■ini in oiii»i.isiiiii \ r oi imi nu
II « it \s A M* ICVOV "t Iti.-hmnml, Vn . lias the honor
l ol aitlmnucuig that he »x ill gix o one eoiti-e <d lessons In llm
* ah >x ■ • desh ,ii.le a.. "inpiuhmei i, in I ,xm-hlmrg. ...mumming
about Hie middle ot April. Into imth o of time and place of
Ita. ld >g xvill he given mar .MM.t
H%iii*icitviovmii.v u ua/.ni( tor
A I * K11., received nl MOltsK H.
nviti'i irw ii ih i/.nii: ion %d*ic11,, »•«•
reived at I. A NU 1IMIt N I. A N\ W.Kt I'M
B|l 1*1 IKON. I*n y •• o .V (Inixllitii linir
)u .• receix ed ixx n im.ie of those heaitliful 1'iin. • tuanu
f u tin ed II) Win K n't to A t '•• , Hall llttul e \Vo xx III . Il tlu III
, r prl « I i«fl thditi bofuro pnrrhi i .
ma A.t*.
' I It in tor sal. M.l,OOh lii.A Tv-nit. VI. II.
^ ▼ | .i Mmtgain II » d > and Honda ol the I Irauj;' A \lr\
amli la It |l l'... pmi.
mat 'In du I. SNltllOMM. A IIOI.CMMIU:
I \V ItOO i4, bj II \ ii-giiiimi. H’lilr «l itu<
I .. If. hi limn. I.X M I leorge I'll.kei In eil.l.
mu It. It.peop.x PAYS I. A III KIM'I I.V N
VI \l lOllli nil NI4 4 OliriNl. Having
* Tl * . II appoint, d A gen'*, hx llm N i • *x \ i k I i link < • • n» |
HX XX .shall he aid ■ In oil. |- |.. (he puhlir, ail «| ' .llth * of
IIM'NKS t'AIII'l.T HAMM, VAl.H'liM, Ac, at pi ieea un
pi. ■ . .lei.ti'.llv low tor e !l oldX
mm ‘I ! til, ASM A It MNP.
It Ml W % K It. % \ f w • I.immI Wananl*: ! \Hi
A i k | . w \ H
It \ S' I ' j'arlo - having them tur *<ih xv.uild .!>. well toglvn
it-a call l.tug in d.fl-I PIC I I.IIS. SPI SCI AMO
.11 MT HKMKIVI- M A NOTHKH I.OT '»!'*
< iii«-|4«-riit:f*« 4 Ylrlirt*(e«l l*iniio Carle*,
% I I II n ll tin' I iti> I hi 11 ruv I'm on In. together with other mil
v y , il iiihlrnrui'iit . sin li n< Violiii'i titular*, I In fen, Me
l a \ in i imu Mfn1 rt men t ol ' «■ i 11 ■ l t I t
tin I'i iiim. 11iiitai nml nil I'tlmf ui'iHii'iil liihtriiiiM'iila, genernl
! I v ii*I In lhi 1 i unity All lln'1." l*hiiijf to pun'limm will tie
j wall to enII nml examine for ilmuiftt'lvon In-fore purihnnliiK
clm-where
Tin1 iiiif|* r*iyn< *1 Hte every itny receiving new nml fashion
• iihle Miifli -I tin- Intel ami moat t.i luona ptlhlienf hm*.
w i* t»m;i:Ni: a nrs
Mnil" Snlooii. Main Street o| |ioHite ( ill/eii H Savlm'.i Hunk,
nml at. w .|..i r* nboye Norvnll Tloii.e, 1 yijelibtirg, Vn
891 III Ml. II) Ol I., iu»l mi • *«»!•
I. 1,1 o ,1 \ ftn S I AIII.KIt A JONI’.S
o i im: to i it % % i in mm i
ling ptibie an lufoi ini-<l (lint they need feel no fi nr nt
ft 111• 1111/ at » \Y AHIIIMims Milt *»■ in i-nni»eipto|u'0 *,| the
h r ,• . nn i eg in thi* ri t y . The Imiim-. at nhlea. nml w hole
r-1anii11m< >11 ai' <:itetiill\ gtiai,|,<l lij reliable petnoti* nil the
I line, I.' • 111 <!:•;. nt 'I liii'lit, llinl enlnpletu nocnntv may he felt
hv 'he » m*rtth ot the \N anhitigton.
mar 17 ill hi SNT.AH A Cl. A UK- l*rt»|U letoi s
IOMiN, MM liN. 'I'he (•iMlrr«i|{ia«Ml mr non
A opening fo ihnsi erecting dwellings, and others, a very
lull Mi.rk I.I IIIT LI *INli MATLKIM.S generally ; such an
\ ill i. t'..ttng.-, Ivgle. 4' 1.1' | ii1 111 • r. II' til Rural, W.-tmi. I'» ■>
fdiiH Mm City, Upright 11 i s< it* Rl IWr, N« w
Hum ii Store I »<• .1 . I . - lit I ♦ --I. .villi euninleto Secret Night
Work, (lionet. National uiel I'lale Ijo.-kM, with any di «.t iptioti
• t i urnltnre desired Also, \ ALLS t BLKBKATKD PI) HI
] > I. R AM) ill lltil.AH I’llljor BANK MM K
I .. I and loo.-e joint Unit* iVmii t'.ii inelies -.pmre, Blind
InOeitingH iHinl.t IN.ini• <1 Screw*. all *iz.en, Latent Brails,
Null, and I'l: I.M II UlM'ldV CLASS o| tin- lost Bran.Is,
I. "in r x JIM" -H x -10 Itiidn • I'nlly. At, Ac.
Wo shall h |d< nd to w tin i • m d* to nil w ho may f.v
vor in wlih a call Sl.MI'SiiN dt Blit),
mar 17* t* _
C11,0 % It "»>; ■' I). £i)o Itiisliid* inime flurrr
J Ser.l |..r sale I \ TIIOS. lilt AN I'11 A SONS,
j in 10 is IVtcrahurg.
ION l a ii the »m Ighliorliooil of th<* Depot, u
A (■ o: | Ir..i n it 1. a | i un. w hite net \ amiable toward
w nt he gi ten to t lie find <u leaving the ring Ht tie Vii god in
OfHci ■ 0 I tin d:it
i,
ii-... - - _
BA 4) 1C II I SC I- % ii sitile lio«li««l Itiegio Hail for
* the present je.w Apply at the Virginian OJRco.
i u ■ i 13d Acts
M tt kCRI L. i.i Evils of >0. 1 Almlurel
. of choice <piuht\ . jimt unit ed at
fob 96 ts M IIOLLIN S a CO 8
KOO14* pul.hdi. d i.y the American '1'tft Society.— A
new supply just to hand, and will In? add at the Society
j mu 'J.Vtx I'AYNl’. A CHRISTIAN.
Atak-vaho im rbrt_■ ... u»
l AN-Y AlU) on my farm, in Bedford, which lias bueuoc*
cnpie.| by Mr. Lee McClintock since lrd? It has 75 Vata,and
Suitable ‘building* attached; a considerable quantity of Tan
Bark on baud; and a comfortable family residence, not tar off,
PomchsIoB can be given the 1st of .f * *oi.
er. |nov5wts]
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS '
L' H ntf.aw, l.iaebbara.
f a V« . h»» rcmi.Tort hi. nllt.to th. room ova tba Stara
of A II IIIn ker, o|i|Kalle the Bulk of Virginia.
Jan II dAcly
McCOIIKIfR dk 4 0.9
Wholesale nnd Retail OrMers,
COMMISSION A FORWARDING MERCHANTS, and
manufacturers of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
At the ..Id Stand of Me Cork In A Jones, Main Street, LYNCH*
m in. Va . will give psrth-tilar attention to the sale of FLOUR
WHEAT, CORN. BACON, LARD. BUTTER. Ac Liberal
advanres will he made on all consignments, when required.
I III B
THOMAS a HIM., EDGAR WHITEHEAD
z«»/r In apart or nt Mart in'a WnrchnuBC.
Hii.i. a \\ in rniRAD,
, I’osssiImIsm iRerehaato.
J or the sal# of Tobacco. Fleur and other Country Prodoce,
I.Ysninriui, Va having formed a copartnership for the ptir
I .mf« i t fining a general Commission Buaineas will fire theii
nn.l'vi |.-d attention to ;i|| consignment* made to them.
cm. e in the Store of George D Davis and next door to
n Wneker EDGAR WHITEHEAD,
.ran l.».l*57 THOMAS G HILL,
Refer to t apt Jno M Otey. Cashier Rank of Va . O. D Da
' , Davis * Co . Kami M Garland. Amherst, Mayo
< alien. Nelson, II c Mitchell, Cashier Merchant's Bank
jan It* dA i ts
Vi Ni n ii. i rihi i ,
Ailwrney nl Law.
Will continue to practieein the ('• untiesof Amherst, Bedford,
Canitihell rnd the ('Ity of Lynchburg.
Office In Morris' Building nearly opposife the office of the
“Virginian " jnnvftts
MIUrniNA I’O., Giarrsl (am.
▼ V MISSION Ml !. HANTS AND SPECIAL AGENTS
lor the -ale MAM I WITCHED TOBACCO. Stores No.
J1 and ‘ I, Gravler, mer of Tchapitoulaa .street, New Or
leans
IO m ic No s Armi-teadA Warwick Capt John M. Olay
(aepttdftclj __
| m i non:I,,
Utils Nlrcct, l.ynihbiag, Va..
Jnits F Has* kins. Proprietor.
Thi* house long known ns the Union Hotel, has recently
been Ihoroiighh repaired, and is now open for the reception of
tinn.-tent nnd dav boarder* The location is one of the most
i delightful In the city, nnd strangers visiting Lynchburg will
| I’.nd the t'lt> Hotel, in every department, an nlrv and confer
''•hie House Every attention will Ih> paid to Ouests, calcula
ted to n-ndei them comfortable and happy at thin eatabilsh
inent l lu- subscriber respectfully solicits a share of public
patrenag- JOHN F HAWKINS
i N. It - Several families can ho fitriilalu-d with fltu\ airy
ifiotua on accommodating terms. J F. II.
mar it is •
SIUOIIIIH A H IIITFIIAD,
Di-Mimi"*1* immI Apolhrmrin,
M.NK MtJt'AltK. LYNCHHlfltfl, VA ,
Haxe '*n ' and »ii I will continue c«» rocahro regular Additions
l" « hirg• • ami complete assortment of Drug*. Dye Stuffs. Oils,
Paint*, Mia-.*, I'uih v Articles, Ac., Ac , to which they Invite
the at lent l<<n of Oliver*
I " t "i MTV PiivsH Ians they offer tho prompt tilling of
•In n orders With reliable Drugs mol l'harmac oil leal prepul a
Hon manufactiii c«l »*y themselves or purchased from moat re
llobi- x.-mc. ■« hi price* that will leave no Inducement to go out
■ I Ho-State Any aritclr imt on hand furnished at the shortest
notice WM. A ST HOT IIER,
fob M H WHITEHEAD.
JNO II UNIIHonNK. J It. ItOl.roMBK.
1% I A IIOI.HI fINI ,
A lluiikrrs anil Mirlinngr llrakrra,
Corner of Main ami llridge Streets. Eynrliburg, Va., will
colled and remit at the lowest ratex of Exchange. They will
pay tho htglic i market price lor l.aml Warrants. Northern
Exchange, Coin and I'licurrent Money.
KEFEH To
Tin Frciiileiit* iind Cashiers of the several Hank* o Lynch
burg M« --ii H. II Maury A Co , Messrs Cairo, Richmond;
Menu - .loh ns too, Itros v Co. Sami. Harris A Sflnx, Joaiah
Lee A i -o . Hall im re. Messrs. Eariiliam. Klrkliam A Co.,
Diex. i \ Co. Fhiladoipbla . Messrs Vanbleck, Head A Drex
cl. .1 Ward A Co , Lees v Waller, New York
iio x ly
I wo. ii. a nuii i i. TfiVlj
ruinuiission Hrrrh«Nla,
LYM imuKu. Va.,
i tiler their x.-rvln * to the planters and the publle generally for
the sale of Tphneco Wheat, Flo.ir and other produce. They
are • ure that no expoiience of IS to ‘JO years will enable them
to glvi general uttifaction Then t 1ft oa is at Younger 4k
Smith's, a few doors from the tlie Hanks, which enables them
to pay llm Planters for tlmlr Tobacco without delay.
JNO 11 A HA ML TYREE.
feb ‘Jtl dAcly
UK Will D. FF4MID, Allomry asi l.aw. will
attend nil the Courts of the city of Lynchburg. thu
counties ol Amherst, Appomattox, Bedford ami Campbell.
iii * i
'• " minm .1 * Mil. I. MAN
(1 \4 . IIILFVIA !H A I’O.,
a • TO I rent Ml., Wrw 1 writ, ,
I.in for the Hale of VIIUUNIA M A NUFACTURED
1'iiBAt t'n Lineral advances made on Consignments.
pi dAel) _
\IW III lilt IIA 1.1, nd Mule Minblr, Main
Hii.m i Lynchburg. Va , a tew doors below Norvell House.
Having bought Clemliih' Livery Stable, (old stand of (i. M.
Bruce,) I have lilted it up In good style, and shall keep a regu
lar Hr► ! < l/iss Livery ami Sab* Stable, ami also a number of
No. I Hacks, Buggies ami Saddle Horses for Hire
WM. II HALL
Wm H Taylor,
dn< l ia ■:• _ Agent.
%| A VI?||»TII of *r«v M|»rfiaM 44*smU,
ivl just received by the subscriber, which will be sold for
• ash. (mat £1 ts| JNO. J PFKVH Agt.
<1IT1 FI, F4TIOY. In |»iar*iinner of •» lleaa
f IutIon of tin'City Council, I hereby give notice to the le
! gal voter*of the City "f Lynchburg, that the Annual Election
lor t 'It v oflh ei's xx III lie held on t Im .tfrst '/Hitmlny in AftNl neit,
at Friend's Ware llou-dn Lyutdi Ward, ami at Planter's Ware
House In Henry Ward, lor Members of the city Council. Mom
Iicih of ibe Com t of Hosting, Mayor, Sergeant, High Consta*
hie, Master ef Police. < himinksloner and A'seaaor ol the Unv
eil ae. Surveyor «»f the city ami Overseers ef the Poor.
I tin ther glx .■ notice, that Ambrn.-m It Huvker, Wm. P. Tails
lerro I Ncxx ton t lordon, Poleg S. abui \ amt Seth Woodroof of
Lynch Waid amlJtio T Murrell. (Do* It Thurman. Wm T
A ml* rson. ,1 i M Hooker ami Robert Early of Henry Ward
are appointed t'.immlMHloner* to auperluteml, and F M. Dun
ningioit ot Lym b \N aid and Chi Islonber Clark of Henry Ward
ai< .ppolntc.l "Hirers to conduct snbi eh\ tbm
JAM. O W II.1.1 AMS.
mar 17 dtde Clerk of Council.
! VO I I4 i TkfflraH of Willi A Hrfhi tnllM
j vw Iiotr.l Iniuilieas, h tills day dissolved by mutual eonaent.
The debt-* i.i the concern will be assumed by the remaining
partner, flee M Wells OHO Si WELLS,
I xml.burg, Mar. II, IH57. W B. F. HYDE.
<t VIM* In xvilli«lrn«*ing from liar firm of
J Wells A I l x do, I remain 111 tho hope that all the friends
• •I lIio lirm, xvlll continue to bestow their patronage upon the
; n uoiiuiitg meudmr. Mr Wells. I can assure the old customers
1 - I llm House, that Mr Wells will meet the wants of all with
j plenty, in n rrrht n/tr sf\le. and xvlth the urbanity with which
I .in accuiiipll.died l.nmllotil hIioiiIiI Meat bis guest ,
W It I HYDE.
' Norvell House, Lyuc.ihurg. March II, IH.V7.
I -
In nnminu ihc rrapotsalblllllea of
_) the io*x\ ai rangi uieiit. above menl ioned, l can only as
I sere mv ii n leL ami the travelling public, that no effort shall
| i•' xv iniiiigon my part, to reuder thu NORVELL HOUSEall
that the iiioxl fastidious cun desire, and that every change
i in.i l, shall In- such a* to render more comfortable all who may
l favor me with tliclr patronage. fJEO. M. WELLS.
| m u IdA eta
ni:ilRI\4P4 l»ATK!\T 4 II ATI PIOT FlltF
PHOOI SAFES, WITH HALL'S PATENT ROW
' Dl'.lf Pitot »!■’ LOCKS—the same that were awarded Hoparatu
Me.ln' ii the W o Id's Fair, London, I M31. ami the World a F dr.
N> \x York, I Ho.'l ; and are the only American Safe* that were
awardi I Medals nt thi* London World’s Fair.
'I bean Hart s are now ndiuiltc I t » be superior to any ever of
t• reil to the public . ami the .subscribei s < hdllenge tho world
to produce an iitktnUce of those Safes tailing preserve their
contentx through i lie hottest tires, or a burglar picking the lock.
Tho siibscrlhci * and their agents are the only persons author*
ly*-I to make and n il ll 'i ring s Patent Chauipiou Safe, with
Hail s Patent Pow der Proof L .cks.
M C IIERRINO A CO.,
(Jrccu Bl n I. II l7aml I.T* WuterSt., and S43I Broadway,
Corner ot Murray Ni . New York.
• Aukm- H'lwl.in l Hr Uliers, Norfolk, Vn; J. II ThompSou
I A C i , l.x m libiirg. \a It W Knowles, Richmond, Va; Gar
land A Lester, Petersburg, Vu ; J. P. Smith, Alexandria, Va.
mar El d'lxv
i:i*l{Ol xt \\ A.XTFD, Tlicsiibscribrr wishes
to pitrcba for tho Southern Market, Likely Negroes,
j liomtheageol I it to THI year*, for which he will pax the high
1 ext Richmond ca-di price* Persons having such to* dispose of
would do well to give him a < all before selling. He can bo
j found nt W. II Mosby's Auction House or nt Henry Dunnlng
ton'sortlce Address F M. DUNMNOTON.
feb il7 dts Lynchburg.
BAOIC Ill'll like llon-r on F««l« rnl Hill*
' owned by Mr* Holcombe, occupied by Mr William Wa»
j er Apply to Mr Waller or nt this Office. [marlli-dts
I AI K.AITI KE, FFIIMTI KF, FURNITURE.—
' I have just rect |vcd and am now fitting tip a large and ox
tensive Stock « f Northern Manufactured Furniture, which will
in nil rn-- * be sold al Northern retail prices, being 30 per coul
I che.-ipci than can be bought elsewhere in the city.
ui*r in,* a Winston.
Republican and till papers adyertiaing for me copy.
B.1 % Till,1 IKAHH-Niiprrior lot of' I’nmilf
^ M icoii tur suit', hi bo tumid hi
mar 18 I VALENTINE Sl HKN1N08
IJ III €’ \ I IO>- ’I'Im1 aubscrilH^ drain** a silo*
* iUimi ui T* a ■ •her m .some good family or neighborhood,
llo is qualified to instruct in tho English Language and pre
paratory Latin atid French, lie lias had several years expe
rience and cau give satisfactory testimonials. Address
TYRO.
Hi 1811 •ii Foret! Depot v. a T. R. R.
Vr.ll.LM’ni: A ll l<: N IAL. U rtu crshnvr in
Store, and olid |V.i rush or low ter. h superior lot of Java,
1 Ltigu\ rs ai d liio Code ; L-oif, Crushed, Coflee and Brown 8u
Ignis, Imperial anil Black Teas, (superior article,) superior Ad
amantine and Tallow ('undies, with a variety ef urticlcs, such
ns are found in a family giocery. [mar 18-ts
N'OTIt'IC. Wi* wish f«> hire for the bnlnurrof
tlie year, a good ami experienced Sawy er, and two able
I bodied Negro Men Address Ivy Creek Mills Bedford cottnlv.
SAMI FL M (DAN I EL,
ALBElt’l MCDANIEL.
m#r27-dtw
\lT.t.1i I'EB to hire, for thr |» train I wnr uu
▼ ▼ able bodied NEGRO MAN to w or* at this Office.
jaa 10 ’ 9 __
C10I<T’N 1C i fie* mill ('oil's Rrrohing
J Rides-, Celt’s 4. and (.’ inch Five shooters, Celt’s New
Model Pirtols, and a large stock of other Gnus and Pistols —
Call nnd look at them.
mar r.7 d.v. COI.llDl'N*. WHALING A WILLS. _
1414141 .llotniain Plnsirt -In sisre
^IFIFU and to arrive one thousand ton* I'n ston’s tresh
ground Plaster, which will be sold outlie most accommodating
terms, in quantities to suit purchasers, by applying to the un
dersigned next door to Messrs. Irby & Saunders
jan 07 .1 trwAwthn 0. T. I ITCHF' FI D, Act.
CIRiDLAU SA 1VI.-A lorgr slut It Item H
to 54 Inches mclnsive. Ttnse in wau» w. uiado well to
call aud examine our stock
mar 7 dActf COLHOl’NS WHALING X V. JLLS.

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