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FRESH SUMMER GOODs

w nave received by the Effort and Fa;r6ca
nun view IorK' many scarce and seasonatlc
Extra quality nance nankeens g
Very superior white satins
Black Gros de hides
Blue and jet black Gscs de Naus
green, ~hite, pink and straw coiored dorenres s
w hite' black. pink and,green landscapes
AreophIne Grapes, assorted coiors
Figured satin and Ores de Nap bonnet ribbons
NO. 8, 9, 12. IS, & &c plain eros Dr. Nap do,
various coiors -
Plain Swiss and checked mus,ius
% book and bishoplawns
Common and fine plain bobbinet.s
= Handsome stripe ginghams
Birds eye diapers
= Random prirt and white cotion half hose
Black and white sill. lad NV silk do
S.ite tcatffcrfans
Palm leaf DO with ivory handles (.
case common palm leaf do
super White and figured Maisei,les,vestinga
shell tuck and side combs g.,
Brazii, tuck and side do -
-Dlack circassiaus ~
a few pieces super hlue do
Black hastings and prunellas
pieces extra inie Sd black meriAo boinbazl,.es
Tor gentieinens summer wear
i,xtra fine Angola. and Rouen 'cassimeses
Brown French driilings
cases common do do chem
ladies horseskin gloves
Misses horseskin nlitts
Ribbon and bonnet wire
oaper blue and dTab sewing Ei'is
Irish and German linen shectinps
Duckr1r1s, grey and 6rab padIlnus
bales canvass, No. to
cases low priced prints 1855
do ladies' open straw bonrets
do do Leghorn do
% bales % inch brown sIlirtinys,
All OF which we offer at lotolesaIe or re;da az i
june BqLDVLN. IVES g. q
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Grape Vines, Fruit Trees, etc.

Reduced in price from 25 To 5Oper cent.
JAMES WINSTON, Agent for William Prince rropre
Tor OF the nngan Botanic Garden near Flushing. New Yorl
will furnish selections OF fine ZINE, d I.lBLE C;RJpES
at % cents each, by the hundred vines. ~
The greatest proportion Of these are from the Rhine
and the most northern departments Of France land of cor
cannot fail to sccccdl Including the celebrated Tokay and
white rcd and grey Bur5undytbc three latter making the
famous Champaign Wine. ~
PEACH & APPLE TREES win alsp be furnished a, o.
cents each, by tho 100 g,cs
Alsu, PRINCE on HORT TCUJTtlRE- sale
New catalogues, greatly eolaged distributed rraitously in
which upon examination will he found that prices very
generally, have been greaty rtdNtced eb 55
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PORTER CELLAR

TFNHE subscriber very respectfully informs the cti.
~ zens of Richmond, Manchester and the public
generally, that he is again commencing the BOT.
THING BUSINESS Of Porter Ale, Cider and
Wine. lie has just received few hogsheads OF
superior quality PORTER 81 ALE, from one of
The best brcweries in the U. States, II. Morris d.
Son, Philadelphia.
Country merchants mny rely on having The Porter
packed in the very best mariner, that it will be safe
TO carry three hundred miles, if necessary. Old
Dottlng Cellar Mt the of 18th street. next door
TO VIM. III. Ftzwhylsonr Esquire, or ut the store of
the Subscriber, directly opposite the centre OF the
Old Market.
mav' JOHN HENRY.
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NEW BOOKS.

DNNIlk0.
EfDlNBURGH REVIEW, No 96 The Diplomacy OF tie
IA u States being an account OF the be; the
country from the ms, treaty with France l17 to the yesc,
time; Tales Of Military Life; The Shepherds Calendrs b.,
james to,g, author of tie ueenswake, &C. cotanin Rob
Dodds eir Aamsnn of Layerope, The prodisal Sou Tho
School OF Misfortune, Geo Dobson Expedition He'll The
Souhers OF Sclkk, the Laird Of Cassav libby iysons
Dream, Mary Burnett, The Brownie of Black Haas; The
Laird OF Nnrboim, Window WGs Courtship, a Strange
Secret Tie Marvellous Doctor, The Witches Of Fraoair
Sheep, Payers Odd Characters, Nancy Chisholm SNOW
storms, The Shepherds Dou received aud Tor sale a, tc
Bookstore OF WM IL. FIrZii HYLSONM .
may 70
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

"A GESERAL assortment of School Books Of the last
a editions, constantly on hand.
Also, quilts, penknves, lead pencils, pencil cases,
waters, sealing wax, &C.
Letter and cap paper. at So so, 30, end 81 per
ream. ARIEL WORKS..
may 90
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TO PRINTERS

WE Printing Establishment Of thg "YESTERN
- 'lk6iNlAN' rs offered for sale Il is located AZ
Chsres,own, kouawhs county, and on The reot Iins n
communication through Virginia from East n West The
nearest competing establishment IN ho State s about ono
nunoeo mhS distant; and the whole neighborng cuun-
try is believed be rapidly imo,7vinr in intei,; =;
oumbes and IN wealth ''' y"
tot 'efns and other Indignation, address the subseri
her (poS paid) kcnawha e. Il. Vire,nin.
April ls 1879. MASON CAN5pprrr
" The publication of the Western Virsinisn ,ygt =.
continued rs heretofore, sbOold sale Of the establish
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FLORIDA WATER

Holm II. BLAMIRE has received small sup.
ply Of the above article, and fs its delightful fra
GRANGE is not surpassed by the imported Cologne or
Lavender waters. NAV 90
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HEARINGS, SALT, &c. :
VGll Barrels behring's, No.
230 sacks salt
10 kegs Goshen butter. very fine, in kegs Of
g 30, 40 and SO lbs
$50 lbs smoked beef first chop. just received b.
the Planter
few boxes genuine claret wine
dozen patent coffee mills
$1,000 Spanish cigars, half boxes OF which
ore warranted real Spanish tobacco mud made in la
rana, for sale by BNOCRS. COURTNEY,
may 70 Main st. opposite the Old Market
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Comprising one OF the largest. most general ana de-
sirablc stocks of Sps.sg Goods they have ever offer
ed for sale \ laore particular advertisement Will
appear i'll n few days. april %
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MORE NEW BOOKS.

hWIGHTS Dictionary of the New, Testament,
prepared expressly for Sunday School Teachers.
Il contains much useful Information in small COM
psss and at small expense, price 50 81 ID.
Nevins Biblical Antiquities for 8. S. Teachers,
The christian contemplatedinaco eoi Lectures,
by William Jay,
Christian Fellowship, or tho Church Members
Guide, by ]. a James, A. a.,
baxtcrs Call, Spints Rest, Rcw and co,yeet ste
rootype editions. 80.
Fronouncing Bibles aud Tcstamens,
new supply OF Letters on Female Character;
aisosevcral new work, suited to Sabbath School lii
braries. ARIEL WORKS.
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Or The pdce Of subscription lo-,rc DAILY RIcHdONT

~ The pdce Of subscription iolne DAILY RICHMOND
WIG, Is six dollars year. payable in advance ~
The charge for adrtsiag Is IS cents for single Insertion
III Square OF less and cents for each daily
every other dov AS~-e advertisements inserted only
oar 80 cents square for each insertion
Anneal Advertisers are charged so dollars squares
and m that proportion for greater Lengths;
except Auetoneers and Lottery dealers changed Si
o. The CONSTITUTIONAL WING s,phbshcd twice
wses ruesdays and Frtays,) he dollars per annpu,
payable IN advance IT.
Tor dderns75 cents square, or less for the FIRST In
srrtiou, and 80 cents for each continuance.
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FRESH SPRING GOODS

AfLEMING g. EDWIN JAMES 81 co. fNar-
ket Ssnare,) have just received
Between end 500 pachuges of
FRESH DRY GOODS.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
w ANTED for the balance of the preseo, wear
nj, h,n, mrs. rate blacksmith, 20 able bodied coal
nav gs lc@ ooaiInen-apply ON the basin 70
.y - NELSON CARY a. CO
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NEW LAW RO0K
NEW BOOKS AT NASiI'S.

FNyHE subscriber daily receiving new publications az
H thsy enana,e from the prese he yesterday received
The Shepherds Calendas, in vols containing % interesting
Talks by james Hoy o
Tales Of Military Life, containing 2 vols vanielcrr md
Gentleman iny-By ue Author Of Military Sketch Book
Clapper,on's I'd Expedition.
o. Reviewers speak in tho moS favorable tcnns Of The
Hnove publications may y J. RI. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-11

NEW HALF PRICE MUSIC rs iust "a.
ceived and for sale at the bookstore Of. ~
June ". H. FTTZWBYLaSON.S
8 tORN.-7oo Bushels Corn in the Dock.
Tor sale by LEWLS WE88 s. Co. :
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june B,aLDWLN. IVES & Co.
EyRESH GOODS.---H. NrITgoy hog 70

Superior power loom sheetinrs manufactured nc
Nessrs Cunningham g. Anderson, of this Cur
which will be sold at the manufacturers lowest caeS
price. may 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19
Descrintion

Shakespeare is beautiful blood hay, hand.
somey marked, black name aid tail with a
most delightful coat Of hair, which for slick
and finen IS is seldom rqualled. and never ~
ceeied of most commanding appearance great
strength, beauty aud action; seven years old
It's spring full sixteen hands high aud II is
thought by the hest ofjndges tat Shakespeare
is NOT esccllcd in point ofappfaranee by any
horse in Virg inia. Much more could be SAID,
but gentlemen of the turf aud breeders in VIZ
gins, and North Carolina are too generally ne
enainted with the beneficial results from judi
efous crosses, TO require any thing bnt,bcir own
Judgment aud discretion, to induce them to en-
brace the present opportunity Of improving their
stock. No charge tor persons or servants bring
ing mares 10 this horse Shakespeare is limited
70 three mares per day, aud | can say with a
clear conscience, that think him he suresi foal
eeticr | ever kept. Should any mares fail to
prove in foal that was pot The asi spring, only
halt price will he charged, in case gentlemen
send again.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19
pERFORNa.NCES

The spring he was three years Old he ann
the colts race nj New Market, al three heats tx
subscribers, purse 1900 dollars. beating Betsy
Archie, Janette and Rockingham and others We
~ easily. aud repeating IN fine time-the same
spring he won the Jocky Chh Purse, tive mile
heats nj Spring Hill fine startirg-ihe fall after
he was three year. old, he won the annual post.
stake al NV Market, two mile heats five sub
scribrrs, 5000 each, beating easily ianetle, Mr
Harrisons NHginlan, and tHo others--same
fall, he won the proprietor pnrs" M Holloway,
two mile heats, beating Philiis, AraiuS, and ole
other with great sasP--ihe next week he run at
BcIlield for the lock, Club PURSE. $500, three
mile heats won without difficulty. beating Der
trand, Aralus and two othrIs--ihc week alter
he won the JoCky Club Purse at Spring Hill.
two milc heats, b. atine BInster aud two others,
hand in ,Id- -thc spring he was four years old,
he won the .Tnchv Cnh Purse 5000 al Belheld
3 mile heats beating the distinguished ace M tie
Ariel in iine tims--the next week, he won The
.IoclSy Club Purse AZ LaurenceviIle, four mile
heats, $500, at one heat. which he took so ga
silly thai ching would rtni agar ct him the Sc
cuHd heat--the next week he run nj New Mar
kci four mile hents, aud was beat by 6ohannah
AZ three heats. Shakespeare behting Fir'llla
in the same race. they commended so closely as
20 ininr" each other very much, and thereby
gnve Gohannah de ,raCc-the fall was tour
gears old, he was trained, sustained an INJURY
in his hind Gncle, was turned our. taken up a
gain and run he was braten by Ariel Mon
scur Tonson and Sally Nasee he was th'n
TUNED out aud wintrred, bis ancle imprnved--
the spring he vas Eve years old, he was again
trained, and run at Halifax, y {. for The iro-
prietor's purse, two mile heats, which be Won
in a great time, beating Mulatto Mary, &c
the next week he won the Jocky Club Purse,
$500 al Be!Gpld, . mile heats, al Cheats, beat
ing Sally Maecr, his aucie again gave way, aud
he has not started for race since. SO thai II
will be seen Fl ON the above statements OF per
formances. that Shakespeare has beat anosteV>
cry racer Of distinction thar WAS on the turf
with hirn--amoug them Janete, the faverle OF
Now York Bertrand, the fayorte OF south IA
roaa FIrtd aud Ariel. the faVories OF Nr-
GINA as well AZ Aratus, Marktime, Phllls.
Rockingham. Betsy Archer. &c. STAKE. peare
made a Gne season the last spring; his colts
will be scattered in sixteen different co lntn5,
and this spring will show for themselves, and
wish him to rise or fall on his own merits, and
return my thanks for the liberal encouragement
heretofore received, and solicit a coplnnrItce
of the same. NM. Ehhi,
Bedford March 3. lis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19
POETR
Frnm poem called Z Grafenstein. I
WOMAN.

lFrnm poem called & Grafenstein. I
WOMAN
o Woman woman! how pourtray thy features
Thou lovely mischief l--tientlesi Of Gods crea.
lures,
Ard worst of furies flower OF ParadYs,
Aud rank, foul weed, with dcadliest poison
lraught;
Top Of all virtue, extract Of all vice
Above all value, yet so cheaply bought;
Source Of all good and fountain of all evil;
Mans heaven and he'll, his aogel aud hi devil
6od's f,yorie, and Gods ahominalion.
Our curse and blessing saviour and dsnnalion;
The rock ON which mans shipwrecked hopea
are lost,
Tho haven whore his bark in peace reposes,
The sea Of troubles here his soul is toss,d.
The spirit that DER his life calm ,,fiases !;
Lar'hs deepest stain, creations brightest spot,
Tell me, what art thou, and what arr thou no, 7
u grIsves me, Indies. TO the heart, 10 say
"'" ~ p"' Us So'efi way
10 Halter you, for still the MUSES. deal
In fiction, so pray ysn take the gool--
(Which rs all tuc) and cast away the i'll,
As nonesensc, SANDER, by mere malice
brewdi
False as the despot's oalhs, the devils wiles,
The stitesman's statement, and The courier's
SHi lies
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19

Il -ucr ,..s;yed n large assortment Of Ink
Powders. and Liquid Ink 10 Bottles Rid
der's Indelible Ink
s,,nniv of the ceiebr atedPepper Sauce
a snnnly of N,oore's Essence Of Lie
An additional suppiyof DIR ). ThompsonS efie'
brated eye water ,,..r;. :.
A large supply OF Liquid Sponge biaek'ns' l"
casks aud in bottles.
And also Liquid Backing,
gaylih Oil spruce,
E,ng{ish Ess,-nce otSprace,
Nhes,on's celebrured Itch Ointment,
.yheaton's do. Bitsrs, Spice Biters
AIargr assortment Of Thermometers, and lily
drone,ers. for proving Spirits aud Acids
4 large supply OF PyN'l'g'nons a1'a' Tor curing
reat -,
A large supply of eponnd Ginger. ground All
.pice and GROUND black Pepper and OF Cay
enue Pepper
\ large supply OF common and refined Borax
A GOOD supply of Paris white and French green
for window blinds
A very extensive assortment OF 'arnishes
Alsrge snpply Of best Poland Starch
A supply Of Liquid Pitch for water vessels
Also, of Super Cafb SOFA anu lafla''c ae'u
Also, of Sal Soda
And supply of Sumo
Of Arrow Root-'rl kinds
OfPowdered Elm Bark
OF Puinice and Rotten Stone
Of Nafers--assoried coors and Sis
Also of Sealing wax and lead Pencils--ali kinds
An assortment Of BronZe, viz Gold Silver aud
Brass
a large supply of ground aud powdered Orange
Peel and Gentan OF Sup!uric Mu iatie aud
Nitric Acids, and Of Aqua Forts
A large supply OF Carolina Pink Root
alf Oil and t.ssence Of Fennel Seed, sc,
Together wi'' great variety OF other. articles
Al unusually l0~ prices. H. DAVIES.
March S.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19

@~.---s@-S@ anu VIII ne let TO mares
go5 the season, pay able the 10Th of December
uext--ihe season will commenc. on the Isl Of
March and end on the lst of August nexi-Sl5
the single leap, payable at the stable door and
$40 for insurance, payable .oon as the mare
Is known 10 he in foal, or transferred-one dol
lar TO be paid TO the groom for each mare T e
proprietor has made the most ample arrange.
ments 10 have mares well attended 10 that may
be sent 20 this horse, having provide d 600 acres
of land for phsturage, grains "A part of which is
in Clover for early grazing. the balance IN
Wheat and Rye, sown for the express purpose.
divided into different enclosures. and all well
watered, so that mares with ynnng coils can be-
kept separate. Mares can be fed with grain
il required, at the lowest aud most customary
prices. Ample stable room TO protect them from
the inclemepcy ~ b d rainy weather, and sated
twice every week These arrangements. toge.
Their with my personal and devoted attention,
assisted bv faithful Ostlers provided for The rur.
pose will he a warrant, II ! hoped, that mares
will be well treated. aud returned 10 their own
ers in good condition. will state that last
spring, there was sometimes MS high as forty
mares from a distance, all under nv care, n
uunbor with young colt. sometimes rs far n.
$50 miles oil, all returned 10 their ovners in
good condition. without the least lame
ness or injury. No responsibility for accidents
or escapes, but every exerlion will be made to
prevent them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19
Must look down upon the hate Of ,ho.. BE-

Must look down upon the hate Of those BE-
low
By Mr.. r. Thompson--Richard Rash This
pure patriot, the accomplished scholaf, and the
peri CT gentleman.
by HIM Prsnfiss--Gen B. Porter The
gall M soldier, he able statesman, the unde.
WAITING republican, and the honest, unassuming
man.
BY MAJOR 2uIi--Samuel l.. Southard. slHayr
a PARROT eilizeb of the United States. though an
alien in his native State.
by M. J. ID, CaaofH OF ohio--William
Wir'. ESQ The learned ior. he accom-.
pliahet orator. nne finished genihsaan.
by " r Tho Moe sentiment. BIT
ter inferred non, the present scene, than en-.
pressed nv thai winch has just been acted.
by Mr.. q. dndeson--Our Guest The
LOFTY All ghaoy.' will soon hide him from on,
view bu his parting ray will cheer Us with The
hope OF agnit lee'lng his meridian beams.
By j. ID, Cdsireit, Of Ohio Let aspiranls for
Office hail the rising SUM- look toward the
Hest aud cheer the mild radiance oil that which
Is setting.
by John Tyson. Of Baiiimore--our un,on ?
The key stone oi the mighty arch OF this IVES.
iern Empire--the bond OF twenty four nniior1 ;
Long az the American Eagle shall wing her
flight may Epiliribw unum he engraven 90
Ter countless images; Long rs The breezes OF
heaven shnll rustic our forest leaves, may e
pHr'bus narm glitter on the undulaiions of on
hnF.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19
pEOIG

Shakespeare was got by Vreinian, the fvo-
rite sou of Sir Archy, aud an.ong his most dis
tinguished racers his dam, WHO was sold last
year, with her colt by her side, to Mr.. Living.
ston of New York, for / loo dollars, is by AIR.
Herbert Hills hay horse Shenandoah, one OF
the FIRST Sous Of the celebrated race house Poip
mac he was ont Of Mr.. HIS bay mare by the
imported horse Eebrifuge her dam by lll- i'm.
ported horse Grey Doomed, her graodsm by
W'ldair, her e. grandnm by Col Haynes Film.
rap her q a. dam by OLD Valiant;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19
TERMS.

=, a., ann,nl pay able IN advance.--No shh-
u ro it ~ ,aceiy sd for loss time than ss months
enP.on viii be Discontinued (but at the sereon
10 .ss ~ Saisors) until all srrearsgo' are paid
,,m ne a"s 81 ~ ss" for
spare ", Ihoss from a distanc, must be paia Tor
continue -, their Insertion, the payment assn'.a ny
rs%o responsible pc personin Lynchours.
~ chapcery ordors not exceeding Two Squares
serted Cor six douar'' ,.,,o,s mus, he no,.
- az thsv will not be attended to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19
ta ~ REwARD.-Ranawsy from my

$40 p.a,.ss N bs'sss% ,a ''% %S
NJ 18th of the present month, Il mulaiio man,
Nat, he is abou, 81 years OF age and unc ommon-
" likely. He is, expect, in the nejghborhood
ofLynchburg, or perhaps in the heAghborhood
of Bethel in Amherst. He had n variety Of
clothing which he took off with him, among the
rest fine hat, blue broad cloth coat, &c. The
above reward will be given for the apprehen-
sion and delivery Of the above slave to me
NEAR Bedford Court House.
yNo " ANDERSON.
Dan M .fbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19
FECUNDITY OF RATS.

Rats multiply so prodigiousy. that were il
not that they are universally prescribed an
imal, and receive quarter from neither man
nor beast, nor even from one another, il is cal.
culated the world itself could not contain
them. From one pair, 100000 may be pro
pagated in two years. Vide Button Querhoni,
SIC
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19
Great Bargains in Cloths

yHyHOSE who wan, Cloths, wonld find tito
their interest 10 call on the subscriber.
He has mixtures, olives cIaret, suppr 4 mid.
ding blue and black Cloths. aud piece 81.
per Ermine blue, and one do. do. Electoral
black, which he is determined 10 sell very
cheap. ii. ALLISON.
Doe Ok
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19
u. S. ser ATE.

The following Is = complete list Of the mem
bsrs Of the unilrd Statns Senate. which assem-
bed on "wednesday nj Washington, to aci on
the nominations Of President Jackson Tor his
cabinet We have annexed IL tine name OF
eaeh Srnstor the year when bis term Of sery-
ieo expires, and to show lIo political complec.
ton OF the senate, Tho namrs Il those under
stood I" ne ( ends OF General Jackson are q
van n italics
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19
MATRASs MAKING

IVH n N 4ISFS M n NIN u no
4S0 subscriber, at the lower end oi mann
street, in addition tohis Rope and Irvine MAX
ing business; makes and repairs Curid Hair
Mattresses. Also makes Shuck Mattresses, a
cheap and comfortable article for snnmer-and
would be thankful for any job in tina, way ,
which shalt be done with neatness and despatch,
and on very reasonable termes. 4d
j. II. ECH0LS.
MAY / 1859.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19
HOLLOW HORN.

Spirits Of Turpen,ine applied along the top
of the head of cattle about the roots OF the
horn is said TO be sure remedy for rAls DIS
adse
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Feb. %
;oMwIs.rOM BUsrNa gg.

"HE subscriber Informs his friends and the
IL public that he continues 10 do business
On Commission, and promises tina, ne pains
shall be spared TO give entire satisfaction 10
all Planters and Farmers who may confde TO
his management the sale of Tobacco, Flour,
or other produce. Ills office will be kept al
the Store OF Messrs. / s. S. Hslsey, next door
below the Farmers Bank
u. SAUNDERS, jr.
Jan. 10. l2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19

POOP ACKA5G Els

London, Paris, Boston, fev York and
Philadelphia Goods fur safe,
BY WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
ATEDIClNES, drugs. prints, oils, dyesuffs
lvl brushes, wines, snufs, patent medicines,
surgeons instruments, hatter's materials, dye
woods in sticks aud ground, colors, chemicals :;
the American medical herbs, water colors in
boxes and by dozen or single cake, co!ouis Tor
painting on velvet, cothirrs brushes aud jacks,
.tenter hooks, n variety of fascy articles from
Paris aud London, which the ladies and gentle
men of Lynchburg md its vicinity are very re-
pectfulIy invited tocsll and examine. Fuilers
materials, Dentists instruments. a Complete as
sortment gum elastic instruments. &c. The
subscriber is nor opening his spring supplies,
consisting In part of the above articles. lie We
~ respectfully invites the call oi his friends
customers. physicians. merchants, the ciizens
of Lynchbung md the public in general. He
is able to supply orders to any extent, and will
sell goods on as good terms rs any house in Vir-
gina. His articles are all fresh and genuine.
Howell DAVIES.
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