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MECHANICS DEBATING SOCIETY," We are pleased
learn that this Association OF young men, united for
purposes of intellectual Improvement, have made ar
engagements for course Of. debates and lectures the
coming season, at the Upper Waldo Hall The first
debate comes off on Friday evening. QueStion-"Can
the intellectual advancement of laooring meH be best
promoted by devotng the hours of leisure to secluded
study, or, by associated effort" The terms of admis~
sion TO the Society very low and we hope that hun
dreds OF our young men will avail themselves of the
advantages profered them. The debates are always
open 10 the public
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-17

VIRGINIA. The gain in lis counties for Gen. Taylor
1892 There still remains nineteen counties TO hear
from, which gave Polk majority OF 9 Obs. in 1871.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-17

GLORIOUS Victory. We have beaten the
Van Burenites by majority consisting of all thu
electoral votes cast for Gen. Cass-more or less
We thought we could squeeze hurra out of tn
election somewhere Boston Post.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-17

ITHenry Clay did not vote at the Presiden.
tai Election.
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t15' The notorious Capt. Rynders, as the Wbie
used to call him, has been in the employ of tn
Zacharites during the late campaign, and ha
done large business at organizing Rough an,
Ready clubs in New Orleans, Philadelphia, New
York and other cities-POrtsmouth Gag
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JELLACHICH, BAN OF CRoArIA-Is man
OF middle height, of powerful and firmly knit
frame, 40 years OF age, in his youth of delicate
constitution, but enjoying excellent health. His
head is bald at the top, but encircled with
fringe of jet black hair; he has high forehead
bushy eyebrows,a mild clear dark eye, an aquil ne
nose, finely chiselled mouth, with an expression
OF great decision OF character. He leaves the
impression upon the observer of man of mild
and determined character, fully confident OF his
own powers He has not particle of pride
about him, and one would scarcely look upon him
as the leader of wild race, or a man of high
ambition. His voice is soft his education is en-
ttirely German; He speaks German as if it were
his native tongue and with the Austrian accent |;
he is great admirer of the German language
and literature, but his Sclavonic nationality
scorns the German arrogance which disdains any,
thing Sclave; he speaks the Hungarian, Crotian
and Italian languages equally well does not
possess and does not care for riches, but is devo-
ted to his nation. 1t was only last year he was
Colonel OF a GRANGER, or frontier regiment, which
was annihlated in aneexpedition on the Turkish
trontier-he himself escaped almost miraculously
in shower OF balls. The secret OF his influence
over the Croats is that he is Croat and proud
to be one, and all his energies are turned to one
object-to precure for his nation that position IN
Hungary which they claim. He speaks the d.
aect of the people " 1t is the language of my
beloved mother" he said to me one day, and
am proud that | can speak it," Their Ban and
their General, he converses with his Croats, and
tells them things they never dreampt Of visions
OF honor and glory. 1t is no wonder that when
he appears every eye is turned upon him-that
they listen open mouthed, to what he says and
that they ready to follow him to Buda
Pesth, Vienna or Milan When they see him
they shout their enthusiastic "Zivia," Qet him
ltUah ar0If ,lI IL
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-17

MISSIONARY CALAMITIEs. The English
Church and State Gazette says We regret to
learn IRON the public papers that DR.. Bethlehem,
who went to Loo Choo under the auspices of the
Bishop OF London, who promised, we believe, to
ordain him after specified term of service in the
Loo Choo Mission, was native of Hungary, was
originally OF the Jewish persuasion, and was ed
ucated for the surgical profession, but aiterward
joined the Church OF England. He was young
man OF much talent, and of no inconsiderable ex-
perence. His wife was a native of London, and
we believe that they had two children. The
disastrous fate which has fallen on them is said to
have visited the Roman missionaries ALSO
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-17

ALABAMA The majority for Cass in this State " il
| be about 1900
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-17

WISCONSIN. In nine Counties most
Cass runs | $50 ahead Of Taylor.
The Members of Congress elected are,
l Charles Dmkee, Free Soil.
IL. Orsamus Cole, Wing.
III. james Duane Doty, Cass.
So each party has Member.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-17

SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. The Salem
Gazette rePors the woes for Member of Congress in
the second district as follows: For King GIG; RAN
1886; Stetson 1898; plurality for King 2l77 !;
necessary for choice 67S2
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BOOKS.

TUST RECEIVED at the Book Store of d. B. Payne S
y Brother
/ Taylor and his Campaigns,
Life OF Gen. l.. Cass aud sketch of Butler
British Femae Poets by &. W Bcthune,
Planetary and Stellar Worlds BY o. Nj Mitchell,
Italy, Alps and the Rhine, by Headley, NEW EDITION,
Loitermgs in Eurone and Corson,
Kings and Queens, Life in the Palace,
Bonaparte, Poem.
Mary Grove the Trusting Wife,
Angela, Novel b. Mrs. Marsh,
Harold the Last Of the Saxon Kings.
July l3-ts
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ONE THOUSAND ACRES OF
BIG I'TEFs E.l.V'D

|1NlE SUBSCRIBER has One THOUSAND ACRES
u OF LAND. lying Immediately on Big Otler. It's
mouth in CAMPBELL principally in woods the land is Of
good quality and ab1unds with best kind Of heart and
sap Pine. with good saw Mil it. There is farm
@ the river Of about one Htndred and .Srty Heres
Cleared Land and about Forty icres Of good Bottom
fencing good The Improvements this consist OF good
Framed Dwelling House. good Kitchen Smoke house
Negro-houses, excellent Stable, Corn house. prise
house three good Tobacco Barns would sell the whole
together, divide ii into Tracts, throwing about
oOO Acres to the Saw Mil. with plenty of Saw Timber
with small Farm and House on it. and 400 Acres to
the Tract the river. 1t about II niles to Lynch
burg with good Turnpike to Market.
Terms, S. per Acre. with a small portion down. the
balance upon credit of /. and years, s. cash.
My residence is miles from Lynchburg. immediate
|y on the Turnpike leading to Wards Bridge
July SIS WILLIAM f. MARTIN
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Valuable Real Estate for sale

M f will Offer fur sale on The premises, to the high
w bidder. on a credit If one year, eighteen
months. and two wears Saturday. the 4th day fNo
ven,ber next. TRACT OF LAND, the late residence
VI Andrew Whitlpy dec'd.lying % b5th SIDES Of Cnch
River, III lh- county If laZeweI about mile from
JrtferSuuvii.r. clu.-ining POS ACRES of good Land
Wril adapted either grazing grain growing. about
~ acres VI which under good fence and cultivation
and ahjn % acres well set in grass, being equal to
any meadow in the county. But what must recommend
hrs estate is IFS great facilities for every kind of ma
chnery rnn with water power. There it now a
well built and commudlous GRlS1 MILL, an 60
excellent SAW MILL, good HOUSE and ,iii;iI
MACHINERY for running Cardng Machine, E--4...A
all supplied from a stream which at all seasons of The
year furnishes them with abundance of water The
dam the is Of stone and built in the very
best manner; and all If the above described buildings
&c, Of The best material and built after The bs and
most substantial manner There also good stone
~. DWELLING HOUSE. and OUT houses such as
Iii Smoke House, Brick Spring House, sc. and a
new aud convenient Barn and Stables. Persons wish
ING 70 purchase procure any further information
whl;h may be desired in relation 70 said property, by
applying To- John A. Kelly, Tazewell c. H.. Va.
NM WHITLEY and Others
heirs Of Andrew Whitley, decd.
Sept. 22-4.
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PEBLIS led 81
BLACKBOARD, T0WNLET & DILLARD.
ErERY MovpAY Axn THrRsnAY.

-Four Dollars pr pryllfs rir1nce. 10 su5
ripton ,elH De rccctrd for shorter time than mouths
4 II 40 paper rrije discontinued lsrccpt at4e discretion
or the Editors.) until M nrearGges are paid
- ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 80 cents pe7
square Cor less for erer inner ~ Insertion 37 cts
per square (or Iess) for ereyy outer form
EVERY ADVERTISER Is required to note on his Ms
.o long totshes his advertisement inserted adrsr
not noted ,oiH be inserted tai its dscotauce
b. ordered
FOR YEARLY .4DVERTISLNTi the sernls for
n, prrdege oftoo squares : 10 for squire 50 for
square, inner form % Erery ye1ry air'rt,seT lr
'e4cefto his aircrta5 10 has paretd1r line Of
business
- JOB PRLN-FLNG eTeelHedne1t'y and erpeSd'ously
and on reasonable terms.
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g. TO SADDLERS
EREGORY s ROYALL, Cat II. b Richards 81
" sand,) have on hand a large and we'll selected
stock cf SADDLERY. which was bought at a sacrifice
and will be sold good terms. The stock consists
part of the following articles. viz:
Hard solder, plated, brass and timed Siirrurs.
Hard solder, plated, steel and tinled Bride Bits.
Plated brass and jtpauned Harness Mounting.
Buckles, of various kinds; Nartngae Ings.
Trace and Halter Chains,
Carriage Stage and Wagon liamcs,
GayIe's and other SADDLE Trees,
Cotton and wool G.irh Web,
Strainng Web; Unread Of various kinds.
Sheep and Morocco Skins.
tiog Skins, sc. sc. &C.
ALSO good assortment Of sadll.r.' Voo'..
Oct 2-ts
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FASHIONS FOR SPRING s. SUMMER IS4
JUST RECEIVED BY
j. b. EDWARDS

FEU| DOORS .4BOTE .AEEN& GU.1TKLN'S
md OPPOSITE SAMUEL B. TIiURM4N-S
J. B EDWARDS returns his thanks to his friends
and Public generally. for the very liberal patronage ex
tended to tim previous TO his copartnersip with w. F.
Lee, and during that time and would inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has taken the BUSH
ness into his hands, and hopes they will continue
their custom with him All care possible will he taken
to have work lntrusteI 10 him. done as well as it
can be done elsewhere. JAMES B. EDWARDS.
Sept. dts.
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ron RruNT
IFHSlE fine Grocery Stand door 10 Mcssrs Mcdaniel
4 : Lee, and in the most business part Of the town.
ALSO,
The Corner House, opposite Messr Bryant s Tnsle and
neAtdoo TO Mr. j. Il. Seay. The under part is also
find stnl AMI has all the necessary
The upper portion has long been in Boarding House,
and well fitted for such purpose for family Pos
session Of either can be had on application.
For Terms sc. apply to
ALEXANDER IIGGAT.
Sept 1-Wlm
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NEW CONCERN

L~4TLNDER s. BUCKNER,
Groccrs and Commission Merchants.
GIVE their strict attention to all Goods and Produce
VI consigned for sale shipment They have in Store
and afloat a general ana well selected
STOCK OF GROCERIES.
" hitch they offer to their friends the public general
" at low prices. Consisting in part of the following
tcles -
l23 bags Rio, Laguyra and Java Coffee,
20 hhds. \. O.. p. Rico and St. Croix Sugars,
II s. and bbls. Nioasscs part strictly fine,
bbls Tanners Oil, prime quality.
100 sacks liverpool Salt.
$50 kegs Nails, assorted.
80 boxes Yaow, Adamap tine and sperm Can
dies.
5000 lbs American blistered Steel.
500 do Cast and Shear do
4 tons Mountain bar iron.
y boxes Glass l0Xl2and SKi0
Is nests Wood ware,
6 boxe. w and " = Loa, sugar.
s bbIs. fine Clarified Sugar.
20 bales Domescs to53
. bales Oznaburgs, No. and 2.
5000 do Cotton Yarns.
1000 lbs Sole Leather. good and damaged.
10 cases Wool and Fur Hats.
-iIQUORS.-
20 bbls Mountain and Recfed Whsk-y.
10 do Old Rye and Tuscaloosa do
pipe Otard. Dupuy, &Co Brandy.
do J. j. Dupnv, SEQ. do
10 bbls Mountain Brandy.
bbls. Gin,
do n. f. Rum,
5 do. Sicily MADEIRA and Malaga Wine, par
very fine,
d. Port Wine (very ine.)
Including Ginger, Pepper. Spice, Indigo. Nader
Teas, (some very ine) Trace Chains Spades. Shoves
Castings, Demjohns, Bleached Domestcs, Bed Tick
ing, sc.
Q1s- We will pay The highest market prices in Casl
or Barter. for Bacon Lard Flour Butter Tow and Fla,
Linen, Ginseng, Beeswax, Whiskey, s.
May Sis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-09

FALL GOODS.
FFHllE subscribers in receipt of the following
l Goods which will be sold unusually low,
IA and "a ulled Cloth
81 rs and IA plaid Linsevs,
Army Cloths for servants wear.
Fancy Black and Whit Prints
" hite Red and elbow Flannel
egyptian Mitts,
Linen Cambricl Handkerchief+,
Fancy Silks, Lamartine Plads
silk Fringes and Buttons,
Rel Silk Warp Alpaccas.
PETERS s STI(sLER.
Sept. 14-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-09

NENTTIAN BLINDS,
STAR Rods,
Ivory Knives and Forks,
WATERS Plated and Brass Candlesticks,
Shutters and Trays,
Bell Metal and E.nameed Kettles,
Tea Kettles. Spice Mortars,
Coffee Mills. Spttoons,
Scissors and Shears
IIenming's genuine Needles, &c.
Received and for sale by
June lots GREGORY & ROYALL
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y list OF EETyER~

IL the l>t 1T Ortuh4r I~t1
bps rr,.-
F'N lii cdIlhT M ietteTSIn ihe 'ouwIng lls', MI
Ly n'ey afe advertised
~ h3- Atkinson. Peter Akcr~. YIN II Anccll
n4tth A.@ei Fsrdinan Armstrong, Fancis hime~. Mr.
Ainoid TIT Sarah Akers, Mis- Mary Anderson
1 anderson ,lHs ~ ArnsteAd
y m blnNs, john III! lnt, Jno Bazes. IieD Burr
S pIs l,l, " II b1rT1'ks, Nm BII"eil , BGlm
ni"on r >iePhen BnrcI .Teo W Il Bingham Anthony
BF,Wn- RelaTd Blfks iGdwell Brown, Peter BFaize
"Il'H bua Sner flas Burnett ClaIbom Brown, PEN
nIoNt t r h's huFrley, Mrs Nancy Bourne RANGES
M Rr S ' E i>e M1 F brown, Wnny B B
LOUISA burkS Jane Bass, Eliza Benton:
Z Fh,lp 'afteT . W Oren7haw , Cock, Mer-
niHr mas T. mas Ilmdtn' jas IN
' S.it1ell T. r, / hinh, ia, cochran, l-e"s
Il atIoH Cd"e', DR. mo q carter Jane
r, 1 i'5i1tu 5f'5, hy' geo '.'yH' geo W
~ . o"o ~ sow .ioIn l@lN. \ Ofadiyck'
f-I5-L T+,a. C.lin r. C,.i a. ''H'ec
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Ch., II Dtyi. } WiIsn p I.l.2 \lri,b I,Ii M II,
Rni r n NIL r !, /: ,in Il H. 'l'2
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=. ~ ,--,- n 49, =. ,..t,-, n, l.u, , >,
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all ;-.r lame. c;i,r5 Inn, G,,iI Wrs OD'''L
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ti,5.. ur, = t"frt II,rl, Nh :, tIi; III LII,
N III n.avy C ,,yIJ I5tIItYn Brnj + Harri w.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-09
a CARD.

N 3. PAYNE returns bis grateful acknowledge
IL mens TO his friends and the public for their for
mer patronage. and socits for the concern contn
Of these favors. He wishes close the outsand
ing accounts of Payne Gregory. and d. B. Payne and
therefore requests all those indebted settle early
as practicable
Jan. i0-ts
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II @ II lG u
TO all WHO HAVE WOO

TO Nh WHO HIVE WOOL.
THE subscriber has Up the notion that all those he
have ool tn be caded Will find the Blackwater Cot
tonand Wooen Factory obc the place where it Be
done right and ii we'll clrled should it be spoiled
That ter v i'll get cts per llb Tor 1.-THE wool being
we'll cleaned Cards in operation. and working well.
JAS. $ CREW DSON, Agent.
shall be ready in feydays weave WoolIen Cloth ard
Jeans
june i9-ts j. s c
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IL On STORE

n Z. PAYNE has associated with him in business
IL hi. brother James F. Payne. The Book and
Stationary business, WILL in future be conducted under
the style Of =. 3. Payne s Brother
ID. B. PAYNE,
JAS. I. PAYNE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-09
DISSOLUTION.

fEVHE copartnership heretofore existing under the
Il name of Edwards and Lee. was his day dissolved
by mutual consent All persons having any unsettled bu-
sness with the concern are requested TO call ].
Edwards for settlement
Sep Its. EDWARDS s LEE
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LAUREL HILL. ACADEMY,
AMHERST COUNTY.

fINiE second term of the session of ten months will
i mente eth July and continue months longer The
ocaton is - miles y. " of Iynclburg fine healthy
section sometimes termed s'the heart of Amherst" The
Undersigned who has Just completed the t will be
sisted, necessary by lady, well prepared teach the
French and English having testimonials OF scholar
ship from of the first teachers in the State Under this
arrangement fine opportunity will be afforded Young ladies,
for improving the mind, without the heavy expense usually
incurred by high board, &c. Young prosecuting the
Sciences and Languages will have advantage not usually
enjoyed in the country three fourths of the School being
classical Particular attention will be paid morals, order,
Sc, well the department Of the two towards
each other The terms formerly, SO for the Eng
lsh per Of months and ~l2 20 the Classics
and higher branches Of Mathematics Board be obtained
at - r>6 the vicinity No deductions made from
the time Of commencement except for sickness
usual circumstance.
REFERENCE.
Dr. d. Paterson and F. S. Ruckc patrons Of the School
~ Address Eon 2. o., Amherst county.
June 26-5m RIO. W. WATTS, A. NJ.
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POSTPO.NI.NE.NT

wish the sap ofmy land postponed until the 18Th
day ii October aud NV sae uy crp " Gun, Fodder
Gas, HAY ShucF~ and Iargr >ock VI
C.lTTLE. noes all SHEEP,
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
a set of Blacksmith, Too1 several god Horses and an
excellent pair cf horses We'll trained and perfectly gen
tie with Carriage and Harness. one Buggy and new
Harness for two horses, Plantation Utensils, Oxen and
OK
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II ANiNG purchased ii Mr.. Thomas VI Nilkerson
ms STOCK NJ GOODS. and the debts above in
dcae''l nave constituted him nv agent FIJI selling the
Goods ami collecting the debts. All pers indebted to
Inc a'e nm 81" W liNerSu Hatcher and to L. NJ. VII
kfFS'n' are requested to make payment the latter
n business VA be- conducted IN tie house lately &C
cnpied by L. " W.lkersun. where those in want OF
cheap Goods are invited 10 call.
PETER HUNTER.
Sept 2o-t
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S3j IL T. W Alb d.

FsN above reward will be paid for such information
4 shall lead to the detection and conviction Of the person
persons engaged in muating the Ilydrauts Main
Street, and here the night Of the 18th inst.
other times. By Order OF tn Watering Committee.
OF. st +. ;. MILLER, Superintendent.
We nave row on hand in our Lumber yard on The ba-
sin large LIT Of assorted pine Lumber suitable for build
ding purposes We ais propose furnish orders for all
descriptions Of lumber upon reasonable notice.
sent els LACY s GARLAND.
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BACON.

= HflDS. prime Western sides, on consignment, to
- sale by
Oct. 5-6t GEO. BAGBI.
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Superior LIdeliblc Ink
MFRS MADI>ON'S unrvelled Indelible Ink for
WI marking linen, silk erection, without any prepa,
ration for sale by JOHN ii. SE.Ai Druggist.
July Sits
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WORM MEDICINE.

COMPOUND syrup # >r-ela. prepared By IIars.
~ Turner ana ia e. IF philadelphia The most eiT4,-
tial Worm Wcdicifs:ye discovered. hoI safe and 1iea-
s'af, for ate by JOHN ii. SEAY Druggist.
July Sis
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NOTICE.
TNHE Copartnership. heretofore existing under the
4 style Of Shelton s Hatcher, this day Dissolved
by mutual consent.
The name of the Co-partnership will. in future, Be
alone used may be Necessary closing the business
said concern. The Books Sc are placed in the hands
Of : w. Shelton. who is alone authorized TO close the
business of said coscern. by Of the parties.
S. w SHELTON,
/ August lots J. a. HATCHER
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n Z " + 4 l. l. & q q b S!
FIRST IN MARKET
1ST SEPTEMBER, lS4S.
.JCHH'.T. PTEaT'ES

Is NUW KECEIN INU,
w fIiTE Flannel, large supply, at Is Is cents
w sc. per yard, All other Flannels, very cheap,
.NEW STYLE FALL CALICOES,
Bright Ginghams for Fall and Winter,
Alpaca Lus,rcs all colors and prices,
Green Barege for Wells,
Black Egyptian Mltts and Gloves.
NEW STYLE BONNET RIBONS,
Bleached Shriings and Sheeings,
Morocco Belts.
l. So
Black French Cloths and Cassimeres, rcry cheap.
Negro Clothing, to wit:
PULLED Cloths Linseys sc. SC.
q. B.-New Goods will be received eve,y week for
the month two, until my is complete.
Sept.4-ls JOHN J. PURNIS Agi.
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ESPECTFULLY informs the Merchants OF
Lynchburg, that they are now prepared toreceive
and forward all kinds of Merchandise Pittsburg
any given destination on the Western Waters by the
a'@re route, as favorable terms, and in as short time
as any responsible line.
All Goods received at Baltimore, and the freight and
charges accrung on them hher. paid and toIlowt lem
to their destined point, without any charge for Commits.
SION either at Baltimore or Ptsburg except drayaoe
and Wharfage.
All orders strictly adhered TO. and the interest Of the
shipper faithfully attended to, both in Baltimore and il
Pitsburg. BY procuring freight down the River at the
lowest current "a
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SURGEON DENTIST.
GaFFICF. on the cross Street leading from Main =
~ to the Washington Hotel. and opposite the Pos
Office where he is prepared 70 doal operations in Den
sstry
Dec vivian
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living 81 bIih sides NJ BIZ Seneca Creek ami adj mimi
tie Lands ii G. f. Alexander ann others. Ilio II tH
desirable tract VI land !tuas on il about 100 Acre
If first rate
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Isa.FCSe.S,.
i a.. zee.

10000 d5sy y5 for sal. sisj and S"'''@s p'"
/ INK 3t-ts BRYANT s TINSIFY.
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LICORlGE
40 Cases Mass and Stick Icnrice. For sale by
August It's MCDANIEL s. LEE.
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REFER TO
Jesse Hare, Esq
David w Burton
Pleasant Iabby
Geo Il. Williams g : lynchburo
James Saunders. 80
Seth Hasey, %
Messrs NJ. I.anghorne & Sons
JAMES WILSON, Ag't
No. 81 North Howard Street
BALTIMORE. Nh.
BINGHAM & DOCK, Proprie,ors, Philadelphia.
WM. BINGHAM, :. Putsburg.
April l7-6m
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CONTAINING ~ ACRES.

of which reside, i've mTes sUtN v 0amp1aIT IN
House,
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BinShaln's Transportation
LIVE

TO PITTSBURG. AND ALL POINTS ONTHE
IVES TERN. WATERS, VIA The BAL.
TIMORE AND SUSQUEHANNA
RAIL ROAD, AND PENN
SYI.VANIA CANAL.