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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-10-16
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
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RELY * PENDLETON,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN


FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FABRICS,
No. 277 BALTIMORE STREET.
BALTIMORE,
a RE now receiving per Steamers and Packets,
IN from Europe and from various factories in the
United States, their FALL ASSORTMENT OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
embracing every article for the Country and City
trade. Merchants visiting the city, we respectfully
request to call and examine our styles and prices,
previous to purchasing elsewhere. Orders solicited
and executed at lowest prices, with promptncss
and despatch. RELY & PENDLETON.
jy3 If
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-21
BY TIL Il M All.
WAsHrSoroS, July 10, lsa7.

WAsHISoroS, July 10, lsI7.
The War--More Dispatches both pays, re. re.
Lieut. c. r. P. Rodgers u 8. NJ mot the Perote prs-
oner) up this evening" and he had regis
tered his at Coeman set out In search of sscre
ary Mason. lie has probably brought dispatches from
corNPerry.
II appears that the steamer Mississippi narrowly es
capped spontaneous combustion from the ignition Of her
coal II we recoect Alright the Missouri at Gibraltar
was consumed from a similar accident.
Col Lewis G. Wilson, Of Edgecombe county, North
Carolina, Wednesday, morning last sent down
with dispatches for the army II 10 supposed they
instructions to Scott to stand at Pueba till reinforce
ments shall come up, with the hope In the meantime,
that the Mexans under the impending danger Of utter
humiliation, will be induced to put In plea for nego
tiations, accept the propositions proposed.
young lady at Alexandria was found In her night
clothes In the river this morning learn Suicide
Her lover died recently of consumption, and she was
driven to despair ut his loss-poor girl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-21

CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YoRK, TuEsDAv AFrERSooN, july 20.
There very little variation in the prices Of -four
from those current yesterday Sales Of Genesee
again made at So ls% SO 49, and at So for mixed
brands Michigan with some lots Of Ohio at 81 SIX
So Southern stood at about SIS IS Sales of all kinds
more limited Towards the close good brands Genesee
became firm at So 90 at which there sellers
than buyers. There few samples Of wheat shown.
A lot Of North Carolina new offered, portion of
winch was sold on private terms For lot Of good Ge
nesee white 81 20 81 20 offered and refused the
holders standing out for 81 &c. Corn rather heavy
compared with yesterdays operations Sales Of western
mixed were made at 81 SIC One parcel of Inferior
southern sold ut 62c Sales of round yellow were made
at 20 Gle and parcels Of damaged New Orleans,
mixed, were sold at 46 47c Sales Of rye were made
at7oa7Sc and Of oats at 39c Meal dull Sales OF
barley were made at Soc Provisions continued quiet
with light sales. In groceries there was very little
movement while prices remained about the same.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-21
wAsHISoror, July IL, lS47.
liens Of Neps.


We shall be glad to be- verified that We have under.
estimated General SCOTS active force In the field for
the month of June. The table we have given you, In
the interim appears to be borne out Ivy Of cvi-
dence from the army.
We understand that General Scott has granted .
truce Of thirty days to give the Mexesns time to
slider the last overtures Of peace We doubt not that
agnannity motive In this suspension OF the
march upon the capital, and assured that II
none the for sung the convenience OF the Gene
raj himself
The French Minister and Senior Lisboa left town last
evening for the northward and for the salt water
suppose.
General McNell Is to have the commend Of the new
brigade Of which Colonel Hughess District Battalion In
to form part. For martial appearance and military
knowledge for that fine ohivalric bearing which dstn
guishes the true military man. General Mcneil L.
haps without superior. We cordially approve Of the
brigade and the brigadier portion Of the battalion
will move OF for New Orleans for shipment, via the
Atlantic on the odd inst, " all 10 ready.
The mast which they intend to run up through and
tho central dome Of the Capitol lies In the
tunda extending entirely the floor which makes
he spar long On the top It Ia to be fixed
The side Of spar We rather suspect that In the
tumna equinox tho winds acting upon this and It's
huge lantern will tear the dome Of elegant Capitol
all TO pieces But, nous
We extend especial thanks to Col NJ Elfreeh the
agent here Of Adams Co.'s Express for eial par
mess done by this express line without complaint OF
failure the best evidence that could be given OF '
utility to the public '"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-21

BosroN, July 20-P. NJ
Our four market continues very dull with very light
sales of Michigan and Genesee at So 90 So So In
wheat there was nothing doize of consequence while
prices continued unsettled. Corn-sales 10000 bushels
Western and Southern xhits and mixed sold at sso for
the latter and oac fSr white III the telegraph and
porter are under stood) Porksales 900 barrels sold
terms not stI.ted Beef, mess, firm Freights steady
Cotton hrn. The advance produced by the Britannas
news As been maintained with fair amountof sales
to- ,aAy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-21
Died..

On Sunday, 18th inst of dropsy, CALVIN SPEAR, aged
o. years, formerly merchant Of Boston.
His relatives and friends and those Of bis c. Flint
Spear are invited to attend his funeral from the resi-
dence Of his at Gowanus Wednesday, 2lst inst,
ut o'clock Carriages will be in waiting the Full
ton Ferry House. to convey such may wish to attend
At Clarkstown Rockland county, N. Y, the 18th
inst, MORTIMER WooD only son Of Abraham and the
late Emeline Wood, aged months and IS days.
On Tuesday morning, at o'clock BnIpoEr DAY, wife
of William Day. in the Seth year of hear age, native
Ireland, county Cork, parish Of Killerohan.
The friends and acquaintance respectfully
Queted to attend her funeral this afternoon at four
O'Clock, from her late residence l24 Leonard street
On Tuesday morning, 10th instant, Of typhus fever,
THOMAS B OpLyM, aged 81 years late = valuable men,
Der of the Sixth Ward Police
The friends and relatives of the family and the Police
Department generally respectfully requested to at
tend his funeral from his late residence Of Pel
and Doyer streets this "Wednesday morning, at nine
O'Clock precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-21
TELEGRAPHIC.


ALBANY, July 20-P. M
Our -Four market continues very dull We quote
Michigan and Gsnesee at 81 10 S.. Sales were very
limited In wheat very little doing, and quotations
in measure nominal Corn-We report sales Of 10000
bu,h,ls Western mixed at b4c. Oats-sales of 5000
bushels made at 400. Rye was dull. Provisions
remained about the same.
Receipts by canal during the preceding ~ hours
Flour .lOeeO barrels.
Corn. 80. ..l6,7t0 bushels.
Wheat. ....,.............. 5000 do
Rye. 5000 do.
Vessels plenty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-21

@~en, FRENCH IRA MTG
//klESw, EMW STEAMSHIP COMPA NY.-Royal Mail.
L%EH|EK0-The steamship UNION, +. Heben Com.
&3k2a& m1ander will positively sail Saturday,
" em her wharf foot Of Clinton street. opposite the
Tobacco Inspection warehouse East River.
Price Of passage first class. $I20 90, without wines
second class. S so 90, (ifany IeN)
Passengers must provide themselves with
Consulate General of France.
Letters be mailed Post Office The letter bags
Will close at o'clock punctualy Luggage wanted on the
voyage should be board day before the
i 5tm "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-21

The Line Stages will TO Howell Works, Squan Village
and Freehold Stages passengers to ali parts OF the
country.
n. B. All persona forbid trusting the above boat on &C.
count Of the Owners j. p. ALLAIRE.
won 1ts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-21

Toe NtAtuGh The na.s cafsHe says tpai gu
sunday last the thermometer at that place indceH'
~ degrees and on Mopdsy 100
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-21
UNION COURSE, 1

NkOTTl >G-A purse for 500 m,ie hear best IN to
skeleton wagons, free for all trottng horses, will be
gwen by the proprietor Of the above track to come of July
22 at GREEN BEVINS, Chatham Square. Two or
to make GEO. SPICER, Proprietor.
jy2l 2trc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-21

ON AND AFTER FRIDAY, the 23d
e A,lh-Sinstant the Excursion boat TO the Elysian
Fields, AZ Heboken,w leave the foot Of Ham
instead Of Canal street. ct 10 and IL o'clock A NJ
aud at "a, and o'clock M. Nineteenth street aud the
Fields the time advertised. Fare each way 6A
cents jy2l 2tsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-21

EYE AND EAR-Dr. POWELL, Oculst Aurist Sc
~ 26l Broadway, Of Warren attends
Powell has Just published popular treatise the Eye with
description of anatomy, physiology diseases and
with rules for the selection OF spectacs &C. To IL had
above, and at Burgess StrngeIs Berord Co.. Fowler
Wells, and of booksel rs generally. jyI 3Ots re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-21

49, HORSES FOR SALE-A pair of suueror mate h.
0I<ed Houses; very rapid and snowy travellers, and
beautiful IN every respect Apply at the Bazaar 81
Crosby street. jy2l&23sm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-21
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.

E.as1Es Y
NEW AND MOST AGREEABLE LINE TO FREDE;
,icks1enrS Richmond Ps,eI,brS va saTSntcn va and
The public tina. the and splendid low
steamer POWHATTAN Teen, Getting with the Great
Mail Line at Aqque Creek) leaves Commerce street wharf
Baltimore every Tuesday and Friday Evening at P. NJ
for above points.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-21

CLARETi CLARET! CLARET!
THE SUBSCRIBER would inform the public that he
corner Of Broadway the best quality Of Claret Wine He
would particularly invite the attention 81 hotels and public
houses he will supply by the gallon or barrel as may
best suit their Convenience He feels assured they VIII be
ssA im ~ s'"S u" '''' CHALEs ECkERT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-21

v. < EOIIiNY ~ SuuI'-
The packet ship SiDDONs, CAPE &. Cobb. wi., -io..
ICED the Rosc1s and sail N. 7sth 81 August htr regular
lay. Sti is,o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-21

ITO OE NTlsrs; DENTAL DEPOT, 55i BROADWAY
Sow York. where may be found complete assortment
ofTeeth Dental Instruments gold Foil, Plate Wire Solder
spiral SPRING. piatn Goid sane E9 pt r SILVER
yai-so
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-21

ZONES HOTEL, No. 1872 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
The subscribers under the fIm of Bridges West have
purchased Mr. Jones' interest this establishment and hope
by the strictest attention the
guests merit continuance of liberal patronage hereto
fore received by its former proprietor.
The house has beon thoroughly renovated and repaird
therefore feel assured welcome friends and the pub
N. w. BRIDGES,
iv20 litrrc JOHN WEST
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-26
snuTH CAROLINA.

slOl. From Columbia, by Camden and Tiller's
Ferry, to Cheraw, 80 miles and back daily.
Leave Columbia daily at a m, arrive at Cheraw
next day by 2am.
Leave Chcnw daily at II p m, arrive at Colum-
bia next day by.9 m
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-26


10 GreenviIle C. H., 65 mi|es and back, ones a
week. ta ta9aNi
Leave Waterloo every Friday at s a m, arrive at
Greenville G. H. next day by pm.
Leave Greenvit C. N. every Saturday at 2 D
m, arrive at Waterloo next day BY 7pm b1
3l70. From Newberry c. H., BY Belmont and
Milton, TO Dunlspsv'is, Is miles and back, once
| week. ie fslg1sf Wl4W g3tfl2 @
Leave Nswberry c. H. every Friday .. IL m,
arrive =. P n"In..''. sans o.k ~ M
arrive at Newberry c. H. next day by 10 q m.
3l7l. From Nswbewy c. H.. by Shop Spring,
wiIlamss, Wellsville, Island Ford, Lodi, to Wood
vile, 81 miles and back once week.
Leave Newbsrry G. H.. every Friday at p m,
arrive at Woodvilie next day BY 7pm.
Leave Woodvie every Thursday 1t m, ar
| rive at Newberry c. H. next day - m.
3172. From Cambridge, by Hallway Swamp,
Richardsonviie, and Fruit Hill, TO Elton, IL miles
and back, once q week. gscf it4 grl1r
Leave Cambridge every "Wednesday At , m,
arrive At Richssdsonvi1s ...ns oSX *. M
m, arrive at Cambridge same day BY Pm: %
ara From Phpnix, by CAmbridgs, Lodi, Water
| loo Mount Gallagher, Brswsrtou, Line Crsek,
GentsvilIc, and Crsytonville, TO VsssnnN, 60 miles
and back, once week. va
Leave Phoenix every Wednesday at LIP m, arrive
at Waterloo same day by Up m. 3
Lesve Waterloo every Wednesday ut 6 a m, ar
rive at Phoenix same day by IL m.
Leave Waterloo every Monday at a m, arrive
at varennes same day by p m. pa
Leave varennes every Tuesday at s a m, arrive
at Waterloo sams day BY pm.
3i74. From Winter Seat by Sandovev, Wide
mans, Calhoun's Mills, Terysvilie, Church Hill,
LowndesviIls, MoAsusvills, Rogsssvills, and An
dersonvillc to Rock Mills, 60 miles and back, once
a week.
Leave Winter Seat every Friday at m, arrive
at Rock Mills next day BY s pm.
Leave Rock Mills every Wednesday at Sam
3I75. From Abbeville, by Warrsnton, Church
Hill, Lowndesville, Cherokee Hsights, Harpern
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-03
THE LATE CAPT. WIN ron
c. n. WEBp, Esq.

The death Of this gallant ofli.er, a, Vera Cruz has
uee mae Tue subject OF great deal u interesting cn
inS f.xpress) be known many that. at one time and
i1oeed Tor some years altogether he had .erous houqh
Of following The example OF his twu distinguished broth
ers Alexander aad Francis, and taking orders in the
psc9pa ohorch But he was called to take part in
me oiida campaign, and since that time has been cam
stanuy occupied IN his conntry's service or him w,
notes. '"i"s interesting
Ks christian soldier his life may he lesson to The
100 % GENUINE pety with patriotism, and rectify
heavenly standard. lie, his own more emnh,,;c word
'aX 40 aI.s -a's sssses. and last written shortly 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-03
GENERAL TAYLOR.

The Loo fJco papers continue To exhibit no it,le un
tasness al the probability that General Taylor will b.
,he Uhtg candidate fr the neat Pie ideney and ,he,
cal al every hiatng rumJr that reaches icin in IL
gard 10 his Ant-N hsery, and hs refusal 10 penn.
1aat parry 10 use his name, IN cJimecon with tue AZ
pruachins canvass
In regaTJ to tie political position II General TAYLOR
the PhIadel; ha |. =. oa1,lte says
1--WE are satisfied That within ftrfV DAYS Gen1 T,,-
loT HAS said gentleman sb.u to ave HIM for ia.
United States, Never mind what Mcysay | Tell non.
md you NAY tell them II you ehoose, am " hp; ana
hey have any doubt otIt after that, tell thenl am a
Clay Nbg."
reference his supposed aversion to he considered
candidate fer the Presidency, the New iork Courier IL
marks:
This is moi true We sfeak advised when W.
say. that IN rccea letter aGef naming Mr Clay Nj
tfntepden. and other distinguished ~ hlps Whom h,
would much prefer scene the Pfesdenelal chair h.
proceeds 10 say, that has always been sidlef-a
ways the servant :, the pr pleaud thai he has On all
OCCASIONS, epdeayoed disc arle the duties If ever,
station IN which has found himself II would lie Al
ieclatun he adds talk Of de hung The Pre- dcnc, fot
icd 10 hun; aud that IN whatever station II may pleas,
hs cuuntryuen hereafter To place hun Inc will
do rs duty and met then asoualle generations
1h's is as II should he; and We hu 10 hear no more
Of III" I'D mans refusing To the people in a,y STA
tiou they nay call upon lin toilll."
In The sslne paper, lnd the following narqor,nh
which we hope has not escaped the attention of line Nah
.ugen Union
A friend in Washington who's we'll advised If !, hat
takes place. informs that there is IN the War Dcn,f
ment letter from Gen iay lar dated the day b,Erc the
batio Of Baena VISTA In winch he rcriers The rLoic ron
sucf Il tbe administration ttrayds HIM IN a way which
Isl have caused M litlc excitement AT iho "A Into
I'll ase'-Nill the editor Of the Union enlrh,cn ms ON
this eci? VII he not induce lhr Secretary of n \,
iotarnsh copy for pabicatiool From the dcsrrlpon
OF lis conlonts furnished by correspondents IL would
proves very rich treat Ia the rupe Just non and TIN
organ could not do acceptable service thar In lay
II before tho country. Better. lar better fr the admin,
traion that they should give the lelirr yuunar |, Ia
The pubic, than wait to have forced from them by on
gTess.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-03

fore his irah ituthinsy II lciieui his impending
iaie. m al the topdrfns a sulre fIpn The tohb,
With all tlIt authority Il a VICE ffHn aiuvr II
II have hitherto lis SLY for olhefsi bai my eh
dren will reap ~ the fruits 81 ny itdenia. ly
The means shall leave ihen o living Independently
and securing god education. cinnn, tlifia IA fail
reliance / thr II t!eif llatonll flhor.sad hufe
their trust in HIM will estf be Al l,asf firm and M
efs.ing has baenmy snn. Ny confidence IN the
overriding Providence Of Col is naqaaiffsd :, thu
2 ~ tA fel1 al actor fully assurd that whatever
fgsy beall me- viii be for i,5e best | tei proud tn
my country IN this her time OF appeal; and shafld
even The wofs-dtah iself-be ms Il, sail met
: il cheefully. eneuniug fully IN the BEAUTIFUL Roman
sentiment, .Dalee 81 dceo,un eat pro Pat mor -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-03
FOUNTAIN HOTEL.
LiGnT STREET., BALTIMORE.
ri i MEAS r r f9@ai; ( proptotOrs

- fiiiNEAS 1ilJRSTON, { 'i'i'i''"i'.
u VIE und rsigned. having succeedei the late firm
oi DIX x Fry ia the rfopriet1rship Of the foan
tam lniel, 81 long and widely known as e oi the Ins
eohan,slioes embellishments Baltimore. tile tins meth
od OF mi rning the travelling public that besides the
great Improvement made last spring in the addition If
eht re new Why u the house.. by wlfieh large number
81 lodging roonls were added. as well rs an extensive
Bathing Establishment they have recently had construct
ed pew l'adl,s' Culinary, f,led up the n,sl unique
AMI ntant1j sye; and ais prieafe siita, RUM toI
be gentlemen, which IS enir Is free az lll hustle ne
ees-afly incident Ia the public paris Of the house
an arrangement highly desirable and which they nlter
themselves cannot idi 10 please. In CONNECTION with
these Improvements the wnoe interior Of the hiosn hiss
undergone Through revision. everything raining
Ia the upholstery II The establishment has been renewed
andatendants 'or the chambers selected with slricl
view To entire capably in every respect. The Table
will be found Al all tunes fully supplied with r}lhIe4
the market all rds, served up superior Style while
the way of vines &c, nothing i'll he kept but what is
o the best quality Add 10 hese cts The attention and
euresy which will be rendered by their saus acting
under their own personal supervision Those who may
favor them with call they II Utter themselves will nj
leave dissatisfied, rs pains expense will be spared
their part II meet the wants OF their guests aud irsl
Their hopes Ola liberal patronage will moi prove unbund
ed.
Baggage taken to and from the Hotel free OF charge
Feb 2j-l2w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-03
sale or n F.7LU.lBLE LOT AND DU,EL
ILNG, house. IN LTN'G{{BLRG

4 N NJ nday. the ilh Of May nexl, At o'clock, p.
~ NJ. upon the premises, VIII he sid. al public anc
II uhy the undersigned IN obedience decree # The
sup ror Court hnneery, FIR the r ch nond Circuit
IN two suits therein depending, in ii Which. AadrcW
Niceduan plaintiff. and he ada r. and heirs If landt
X. ta3"'l, decd. and others Defendants. and in
tbe ath,r'ei which r bort Saunders is Ia nf and Il =
admin RAJ II and h'rS ot landon X Cahell deed. ano
dhrrsarr def nlaas, all that Valuable .OF IN Federal
il'l' m lhrtlwp 81 lynehhur9 lih the u y Filling
lOl Sc aud other buildings thereon, aud The app uric
nances, belonging 10 The estate Of iandon r. Cabell.
dec d. now. AID lar spme years past occupied by SAM
Ell Garland Esq tenant.
1F.RMe.-Dne fourth part of he purchase moncy Il.
he pad either IN cash the time If the sale or III Y
days thereafter. secured by or notes well end red
negotiable and pltale al Bank. including interest from
the day Of sale the resi- u the purchase money To Ie "a
II three equal lns1amrns. he first ayahe ON the Isl Of
January. is, The cond On the LIST f July ISIS ana
tn ri IN tha IS day OF January le49 1ha lur ha IT
IN give his bond 10 tie und gncd ~ Coiul. 81 u /
and the tile 10 be retained uHi5l die Who'll purchase lao
oey IS paid. Poss sson To he delivered On the LIST Of
January, ots. unless II be rianed lief re- the sale
hat .he pr seat tenant IS Wiling to surreader the ps
s,.oa oaef. aud in hat IS ss,n 10 c deliver
ed at such caller period
3lE RY DUNN. CT. y. en-.
A}ril lo-tl7M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-03
.IiUZLAifOR POLK

Every time army achieves victory, the Washing
ton l'uon stys The rnns Of the Administrator viii
knew relaxation - Tins is rich. Tar lur has fought
all his battles burdened 10y Tie want oi prompt copra
tim The patt oftho government aud scott t5pk Sefa
Cruz belar. lbs balt,rlng cannon had all arrived
.N,ph .lnericn,.
We r'minod by this pthy paragraph 10 STATE soinc
facts, which presume mol lrss NV Than they
vii I've sufp,slng readers Us they were 10 rs.
pIo the Of the battle OF liuena VISA. Gen. Iay
H. had nai received a Letter from the War Department
Subsequent the 22d II Oetobor and the first and We
think ons) ollieal information he then had Of Geu.
seul's appointment command IN NJ Alsa was the leilrr
o1,en Seaii's hImscfrm NV York under date e 9Th
Of November, which has been los weeks before the
Public.
This information. II s proper 10 say IS not derived by
from ans IN HIS city lryn ad9 Officer II
tie Army OF Navy, but is entitled 10 confidence.
vi IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-03
f.uct;crr.osync RiLencsscs.

the ciuzens d Lynchburg ann surrounding country,
that he las taken tic rooas nesdy fPsiie lie Prank
In Ilael lannerly occupied by Mr.. ". A. Rrzer. and
recently hy Mr. II tlizgIbbps. " here he 5 prepared
II execute hllNl,ll RE IlkENEsSEs, Win all
The laasi anl nrs important Improvements.
Miniatures kan ia ans kiad ii weather. aad all pic
fgrrs warranted a lac .nnIe # The original.
LADIES and gentlemen are invited Ia call ard oxamne
specimens ul TINS beautiful art.
y Instruction gyenin the art on mnderaie terms
Ami It's T. T.. GIBBS