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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-11

A RICH HARvEsT.-BaTren oil results as the late
election has been, our delighted contemporary of the
Courier predicts that it "will secure to the coun-
try all the rich harvest Of fruit which every advo
cate Of whig principles hoped Tor at the close Of
the presidential contest Of AS" Not quite all.
There is the mission to Berlu and the Bankrupt
Law, and the Bank, and the sj2675 81, none Of
which can be included in this " rich harvest" The
CROP too hus far, has suffered fromthe mlldew Of
the cabine, and the army worms of oiIce-seekers.
Let us hope, though, that before this "rich har-
vest" is all cut and appropriated, our neighbor will
come in for his share. He has been treated rather
shabblly but sticks as well to the cabinet as could
possibly be expected. lie ought to have a sheaf or
two of this "rich harvest" when the crop is ripe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-11

Nov 10 -Ouing to the inais position Of Judge Belts
ttf court sas Adjourned pngn Monday as IL O'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-11
shipwreck or New York vcsscl-Thirtscn
Man I1Oat.

New ORLEANS, Nov. z, 1s40.
The bark Elijah Swift from New York. bound to
this port totally lost the ssacs, the Goth Of
October The second mate and twelve Of the passen.
gers were drowned--ths rest eaved.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08
THE NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

TUE undersigned, President oi the Board ot Trustees,
i bcgs lcavo. 10 call the attention OF the public To tins In.
stiiuiion. For the last two years it has been under the man
agement OF II j. Foster, A NJ, who has, by his fidelity, at.
tcntion and ability, fully v,ndieatcd the wisdom oithc board
IN selecting him as its Principal. lie has given, il, Is belicv-
ed, universal satisfaction 10 the patrons Of the academy, and,
in every respect, is fully qualified TO discharges the delicate
and responsible duties apperta,n,og to his position.
The Boa,d have recently procured the services Of WILLIAM
Il. CLAYTON, Esq, as an associate Of Mn. FosTrR-who
comes from the University OF Virginia well recommended ii
the possession OF all the mental aud moral qualifications NC.
ccssary TO constitute him a most valuable aid 10 the Acade-
my.
The next session ofthis school will commence on the Isl
day OF October. The course Of studies embraces the Latin,
Greek and French Languages, the Mathematics, and the
usual English branches.
GERARD ALEXANDER, Prc.t.
BoARD-SiO per session.
do do
The Boarding department will be also under the cxciu-
sivc control OF Mr., Foster.
As 10 the qualifications Of Mr.. Clayton reference Is made to
Messrs. Branch II Ncnable, Professors at llampdcn Sidney.
Rev. s. l.. Graham, ID. u. Of the Union Thco. SEMINARY.
Prof. Ewell, of William and Mary College.
Rev. DIR. Mct:uhcy,)
and OF the University Of Virginia.
ID. Harrison,
Sent 6-t15D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08
JUST ARRIVED AT HOME.

ME undersigned would respectfully inIoim The eitincns
l. OF Lynnhburg and surrounding country, that he is again
at houe; and is now prepared TO fill, with pnnctuaiiiy and
despatch, all orders entrusted 10 him To be dyed, clcansed or
finished, equal, il not superior, to any Dyeing establishment
in the Union, as he has, at great trouble and expense, sccur.
ed the services of u superior workman from he North. Per
sons, under the impression that work done at the North Is al.
ways well done, can have IT done here now, and warranted
to please. lie still continues to dye aud cleanse Silk ,Nerino,
Mouslins, Taglconia, Alpaccas, Dresses, SIC Carpets, Goats.
Pants, Vests, Shawls, Stockings, Feathers, Bonnots, such as
Braid, Straw. Neapolitans, TO any colour, And, ms usual, Nir.
GINA jeans handsomely dyed and warranted mo-, TO smut.
JOHN II.
Sept 2O-3m Silk s. Wooden DYER. I.ynchburp.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08
WM. N. BLACKBOARD Editor.
PUBLISHED BY
8ldckfor0, T0tUWlrD s. Co.

EVERY JNU.VTI1T .I.ND THJRSI.lf,
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scripfion iciI be reccired for a shorter time than STR months
md no paper ,ciH be discontinued, (ercept at The discretion
ofthe Ediforso until all arreardges are paid.
g. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 80 cents per square (r
Iess) for ercry inner form insertions and 81 cts. per square
(osT 81 for every outer form Insertion.
N .fiUertiser is required TO n1te on the MS. hoc long
he Mines his advertisement Inserted; an advertisement, mol
90 noted, tcil be inserted tn its discontinuaacc be ordered.
For YEARLY ADVERTISING the terms are: for the privilege
ner form S35, Erery yearly advertiser toil be required Il
coffne his advertising to his particular line ofbtsiness.
u JOB PmNTING erecuted neatly and erpedtiousiy, ana
ON reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08

N Il W. = III % II
At Old Spring Ware House.
'HHEsubscriberrespectiuIly informs the citizens ofLynch
L burg and ITS vicinity that his
WagOn-malxing and
BLACKSM NIT SHOPS,
arenow in full operation. All those who want good, nice and
chcap work can get it by calling ON the subscriber, " no is
preparedto do all kinds of work in both branches, with
.NE.4TyNESS and DESPATCH.
He has a large stock Of very superior seasoned timber
commence with and his worlmen arc equal to any in the
State of Virginia. In his Smith Shop he has frst-ratc Smiths
3 good and neat Horse Shoers, and always has on banda good
stock OF Shoes and Nails.
JOHN II. BAILEY.
Lynchburg March i3-ts
The subscriber has very superior ROAD WAGON
fnishedofi and severa! Carryails, new and second handed.
ALSO,
Several SeCODd-H and Road Wagons;
and will in short time have and keep general assortmento
WAGO.NS. CARTS. PLOUGHS AND
WHEEL BARI OVS.
All Of which he will selllow.
JOHN II. BAILEY.
Farmers'Hotel, Lynchburg, March i3-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08
90 ACRES,

OF which there are estimated to be about 600
y W. acres of open arabic land, including about $50
- acres of river, and a small portion OF creek low
grounds. The residue of the land is in woods, and much of
it well timbered. Nearly all the open land is in a high state
OF Improvement from the use of clover and plaster, and is well
adapted to the growth of tobacco, corn, wheat and oats.
There is GRISr MILL on the place; and a site on which
pair. The mill may be rebuilt at a moderate cost, and rem
dered very profitable. The plantation adjoins the lands of
Ro. Boiling, John and James Harris, Henry and Lorenzo
Nicholas and others, and is about 5 miles from Scottsvile,
and s miles from the Virginia Mills. Produce may be car
ried across the river to the canal without any hauling on the
opposite side. 1t is well watered, by two creeks running
entirely through it, and by a number of springs conveniently
situated. There are good orchard, and all necessary tobacco
houses, barns, SC, with a small dwelling and an overscer's
now in crop, as soon as the crops can be properly gathered
and removed, and will take full possession on the LIST Janua-
ry next.
IL TERMS ARE onefourth cash; and a credit of
one, two and three years, equal instalments, for the residue
the credit payments to bear interest from the sale, and to
be secured by bonds with good security, andby retaining the
title until payment.
ny OF the persons now interested in the estate to purchase it.
LUCY WINFREE,
JNO. J. BROWN, 'omfs'
At the same time and place, | shall sell all the stock of ev-
cry kind, consisting of horses, mules, oxen, mich cows,
young cattle, sheep and hogs; also, the crop OF corn, oats,
shucks, straw, &c.; together with all the plantation utensils
of every kind. Terms-For all sums of ten dollars and o.
yer, credit of six months will be given, the purchaser Civ
ing bond with approved security before the delivery Of the
property; all sums under ten dollars, cash.
LUCY WlNFREE, Adm'x.
Sale Of the above will be conducted by Jno. J. Brown and
David c. Winfree.
Sent lO-tlSO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08

~ LIVE OF
New York and Richmond Packets,

New York and Richmond Packets.
'1Niis new home line is composed OF the following vessels,
L all owned in the city oil l,iehmond, viz,
Soho' Hanover, Capt. Anderson I.amuk,n.
do iionrico, /" John n smaeL
do Richmond, q John Il, Tuttl,.
do New York, 81 trotp, w Couch
do Merchant, "a Jesse l. yeland
do pranna, " ID Dodge.
These vessels are oil the FIST class, built In the city Of Hal.
tmofe, expressly Tor tins trade, and have superior accommo.
dations Tor passengers.
They are commanded by experienced Captains, well quail
ned Tor the t,adc, and Who will spare no cxcrtion TO accommo-
date, They will be towcd up and down the river by steam,
and may be relied On to sail promptly as advertised.
Merchants going north or ordering goods from New York
Will ind 1t to their intcrcstto ship by this line, as freight
w'ii always be taken as low As by any other line OF Packets,
and every elliott WILDE made by the agents in Richmond and
New York to give satisfaction.
We respectfully ask and hope 10 succeed In oM aiming a
full share OF patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New Yorh, win bo forwarded
Tree OF commission, To New Orleans, Mobile, Charleston,
Savannah, or any other Southern or Northern Port.
The vessels will lie in Richm, nd, at Rockets, In New
York, at Berth No, Z, Coffee House Slip, footo wall street
DAVID cuRRlE Richmond,
&. II. \ W. Il New York, No. ! Agents,
81, South ST.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08

VINHF snbscIibcf OIefs fWf sale ms HOUSE mi LOT IN
l. the town OF Liberty, Bedford county. The House has
eight good and comfortable rooms, Immediately attached Ia
which are a o HOUSE well fitted
up, and a convenient office with two rooms. Among The 9TH
CT Improvements are a Kitchen, Smoke House, lee House,
Stables, and first rate well OF water. All the buildings and
Improvements on the lot are new and in first rate repair. As
a private residence the property affords every comfort and
conve nience, and would be a good situation ior a house OF
entertainment. W, &. HEWITT.
Sept 20-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08

1UNHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF the Lynch
L burg and Salem Turnpike Company, for the purpose of
electing Directors for the ensuing year, and examining into
the state of the Company. will be held at the Franklin Ilo-
tel, in the town Of Lynchburg, on the 10th October, lsl9.
Those, who cannot attend in person, will be pleased to send
their proxies. By order of the President,
Oct At A. TOMPKINS, Sec,y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08
S.NI7ASO.V' r. ST.ITYEl.N,
Main street. OpnOsife the Earmers, Bank
LYNCHRuRG Va

L~YNCHBURG, Va.
VXTE wish to PURCHASE 5 5000 bushels of WHEAT, for
~ which we will pay the HIGHEST Cash PRICE.
All persons having Wheat for sale will do well to give us a
call before selling. WILLIAM T. SMITiISON,
ROBERT
p. s. We have on hand a large and splendid assortment
GROCERIES, together with a general assert.
meht OF STAPLE DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, SC. &c,
a." o, which we will sell low Tor cash or give in exchange
Tor u kinds OF Produce.
"ewiii give particular attention to co~nsignments of Pro
u"re o an Kinds. Prompt returns rendered.
July ao-s SMlTliSON S STATIltM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08
SAM'L TYREE,

SAW'L 1tEII,
ROGER N COMMISSION MERCHANT,
uAvING purchased Mr.. w. d II. Tyree's interest in
IL the firm of Sam1 Tyree x Bro, will continue to carry
on the GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSI-
NESSa at the old stand. lie hopes by prompt attention to
business to share a portion OF the public patronage.
Aug. 27-ts SAML TYREE'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08

DR T.. p. Scorr, Tor some years past Speaker Of the
Senate Of Virginia, onnounces to his constituents his re-
siunation Of his seal in the Senate. through a card pub
lished in Yesterdays Enquirer. The cause. assigned for
his resignation. is the necessity of spending The next
from one Southern Site 10 anulher. DR.. Scat, l. an in
corriRible Democrat, hut nevertheless. a gentleman. We
are happy to testify. Of most petite and courteons hearing.
H. rs a near relation Of he distinguished "ConqnerrF VI
Mexico"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08
DISSOLUTION

TNHE partnership existing between Sam1 Tyrec and w
l. II. r. Tyrec, under the style and firm of SAM'L Try
LEI 4 BRO, was dissolved by mutual consent on the 23d
inst. Sam1 Tyree having purchased the said w. d. X. Ty-
reefs interest, is alone authorised to collect the debts due the
said firm. All persons having claims against the said firm,
will apply to him for payment of the same.
SAM'L TYREE,
Aug. 27-ts W. ID. X. TYREE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08
GREAT REDUCTION.

INARE from TO LYNCHBURG by Canal
II Packets, ~ so
Fare from Richmond To Charlottesville, by Packet and
Stages 2 90
Fare from Richmond to Cumberland {. IL. by Pack
cts and Stages 2 IS
Fare from Richmond to Farmville by Packets and sta
ges 4 rs
Below, sec card of intermediate distances, for fare and
hours Of passing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08
DISSOLUTION.

vVHE PARTNERSHIP existing between Moses Lacy and
L A. b. Garland, under the style and firm of LACY 4
GARLAND, was dissolved by mutual consent on the LIST in
slant. Mr.. A. ID. Tyree, having purchased the entire inter-
est of the said A. b. Garland in the aforesaid concern, the
said A Tyree and Moses Lacy are alone authorised to
collect the debts due thereto, and all persons Ina ving claims a
gainst said firm, will apply to them for the payment of the
same. MOSES Lacy,
Ang. 9-ts A. b. GARLAND.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08
BOnnets, Ribbons and Flowers.


TIME subscriber would inform his friends and customers
l. that he has just received the Fail Fashions OF Gentle
mems Hats. All those, in want Off beautiful Hat, will please
give him a call. The Hat is formed upon the most correct
principles of taste and elegance, and when examined will be
found perfect. Any kind of Hats will be made to order will
ncatness and dispatch. He has also received a fresh supply
OF gentlemen's and boys new style CLOTH CAPS, and il
a few days will have his stock complete.
August 3O-ts WIN. STTTIER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08


The press is specializing upon NJ. Poussin's move
ments. Sumo say he is about to leave the United
States Immediately for France. We suspect ii is said
with more truth that he is about to re'urn t., New York,
there 10 abide the action and Instructions Of his Governs
i Wdsh. Union.
fthe rumnrs about Washington are at all true, regard
ing the confidential relations which are said 10 exist be-
tw~en the ex organ and the ex-ambassador OF Louis Ma
poleon, the foregoing announcement may be regarded rs
coming with semi, official authority. 1t is no secret in
the diplomatic circles Of the metropolis, that pending The
controversies, which have led 10 the dismissal Of The
French Minister. Mr.. Puusin was neither cl,ary in he
exhibition of his correspondence nor in The boast Of hs
achievements; while it is strongly suspected. that if lie
was moi prompted. no was at least counselled with. Ia
certain Locofoco quarters. which claim to speak BY su-
thoriiy for that party. b fre this affair is ended. there
may DO disclosures, boh curious and interesting 10
the public. In the meantime. we are prepared to re-
pnses OF Louis Napoleon, through The Washington I'm
ion, with the Difference due to a "sole organ."- Phil.
u. S. Gasefte.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08

w X MuIrell
Ro Mcrns
Mrs Lydia Morgan
do Cstharinc A Motley
do Nancy Moore
Miss Ella = Meredi
do Mary J Norman
do Cathatine Y Metcalf
do Sarah Magruder
Robert Morriss.
N
James Ner,cr
Lorenzo Notvel
Joseph Nasher.
JW Nipe
Mis- Clemenline Noryel
DIR. & G Oliver
Mrs Ann \ Oliver
p
Green Peyton
Walker n Pamfort
David Parrock, Z
+ + Paxton
Reuben Payne
Reuben Z Pajgeu
WIN B Pei,icrew
Mrs Pucket.
Mrs Isabella Pardon
Miss Caroline Philips
Mary II. Peasley
Margaret A Padgett
Fanny Palmer
Eliza Ann Padgett
Johstone Robertson
Geo w Reaves
X Roberts
Samuel Richardson, (col'J)
MIR Runnels
Mrs Jane Ross
Nancy Ranlol
Miss Ann Reynolds
Reuben T. Shelf
Geo w Smilhson
WIN IL Somarville
Jas w Stewart
David Shelton
Henry Singleton. 2 =
Thos Y Smith (col'd)
Jefferson Stewart
WIN Shannon
Henry } Steptoe
Mrs Maria l. Stpp,oe
Mary Ann Shelton
Ann Smith
Sarah A Sheinall
Fanny Smith
Mary Sumpier
Susan Shepherd
Miss Siilla Sullivan
Nancy Ann Scott
Mary j Sullivan
Rebecca Smith
Margaret Sullivan, 2
Martha Smith
r.
Martha A Tyler
Mrs Mary r Taylor
julia Todd
Martha Tuggle
Miss Martha Thacker
Clavenia Thomas
Margaret 'Toler
Martha NJ Terry
Macy Taylor
w
WIN J Willis
Peter Waterman
Thos f. Wilkins-2
Tilghman A Wright
II Walton
Iitllebery Weaver
John Wheeler
MIR. Walker
Mrs Nancy Watts
Elizabeth Wilkins
Miss A Whipple
Susan J Wharton
Nanny w WYATT
-" Mary Wyatt
=" Polly Ann Watson
=" Fanny f. Wilcox
Bethany Waldron
Mary J WestoE-4
-" Mary A Williams
=" Emily w ornle
" "
NJ Zeisler
CP
IWTHON, Posr MASTER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08

hilsS Dfliy AltAdllutI
Arena ARA strong
Ann Smith Anderson
Miss Ann 5 Anderson.
Ii
II Butler
Jas. ) Blaydes
Alfred Brown
John w Btion
Jnhn 4. Brown
Moses Brown tservani)
John + Barniit
l. Nj Boss
Geo W Brosius
Ro II Bell
jacob Brandenbough
Mr. Boyd
Jno Is Barrett
Paul Brombleir
Mrs. Vitrella Berry
MissMlary Baudz
do Margaret J Black
do Margaret Nj Burton
do Betty } Bryan
Mr. & b Bard
Black X Welkins.
G.
Ed ID Crenshaw
John A Clement
John Carneit
JAS Chapman
Wilson Christian
Ed Cook
Geo X Cahell
Jonathan Cross
Sam'l II Chealham
john $ Darlington
John Clark
Mrs Mary \ Chambers
Miss Sarah Christian
do Louisa A. Chiles
do Mary A Cook
Mis- Mary Nj Callahan
do Helen Cunningham
g do Panlha Coles
Thos A Carter
Godfrey Courtney lcol'd.)
Sam'l Duncan
b A DAVIS
Chs II Davis
Mrs G & Dow, 9
do Deborah w Dobyns
do Edilha Davis
do Jane Davis
do MaIiah Duncan
Miss f e. Dawson
do Margaret L Davis
do Ann Duv,l.
do Sarah f.. Davis
T.
Bernard Edwards
Mrs. Crosha e Eckles
Mrs. } Eckerly.
Il
Thos ID franklin
Booth & Ferguson
John Fowler
Rich'd Farran
Miss Rebecca Fleming
Rebecca Fisher
'ss Mary A Fuller
Mrs Olivia w Ford
Il
Wm Grimes
Robert Gray. 2
= II Grattan
Nj e Goodwin
Granada s. Nullens
DIR A M Gillian
+ A Graves
ed J Griffin
Ihos GaTland
Miss Fanny G Gilbert
Ellen George
Miss Frances Gilbert
Mrs Martha Ann Gaines
Martha Gregory (col'd)
IL
John Henry
Jas J Hudgins
Edw. Hughes
B w High
Robert Houlken
Dennis Howard
& L Husband
DIR. Hector Harris
Hugh Hughes
Mrs Elizabeth Haupt
do T. A Hawkins
do Lavinia Harris
Miss Mary A K Holland
do Mary Henderson
do Maria w Hart. 2
do Harriet J Hanck
Edw. Hagmann,
Jas A Jordan
Thus Irons, z
Robert Irvine,
Jones & Shoemaker,
John G Jordan
Ihns Irnns 2
Miss Nancy S. James
do Sarah X f. Jones
do Sally Is Jones
do I've
w. w. Kitchens
John Kyle, 9
JAS S Kinney
Mrs Mary Kidd
do Hannah Kerr.
l.
WIN G Lumsdale
T'hos Lovett
John b Lee
James Lampkin
Lorenzo Lefiwich
Mrs Anna K Linn, 2
do Mary J Lee
do Martha f Lee
Miss Mary Lee
do Mary b London, 5
Lynchburg Mig Company
NJ
Thos Martin
Jos Il Niche
b Met artney
Capt Geo Markham
John Mel Donald
Geo w Moore
John Maddox
Fayetie Minis, 2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08
Valuable James River Estate for sale.

ny VIRTUE of a decree of the Circuit Court OF Chester
ID field, ofthe Sd of April, 1S47, amended by two other de
crees, one made on the 18th July, 1877, and the other on the
29th March, lSl9, in the suit OF David C.. Wintree, &c, a
cainst Lucy Winfree and others, the Plantation on James
River, in the County of Buckingham, belonging to the es-
tate of James w. Winiree, deed, will be offered for sale by
public auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY THE 18th
NEXT, il fair, if not, the next fair day. The
Manhattan contains by survey
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08

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NJ ,' Wis
us '''sa"
~ Nv avn - ,'a"uy
a.' A., ,la,a' , I, Iie.,'""
D., -, My
! J,,a,.' 80"
'' ''s'u'
Dur NH,
" w ~"
i,hn i 49,,
~, N ,s.ias
Sam,ai N''.aI
o''
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O,, & I'm, in"
WIN Parrow
JON } Paris. 2
Geo Paris. col'd)
Thos Pase
Richard Parson
WIN n Paiteson
Lewis Preston
VIM nj Page
Jesse, (col'd mani
Henry Pervas
IL Fauset',
Ro Penn
Jas Nj Paul
Dahney Pryor, (col'd)
Green Payton.
Chas Ryan
John w Rails
John T. Reese
Chas Rose
VIM II Roberts
Pny'on kldgeway
Myran Rogers,
jesse Salinger
JOHN f. Sminney
Lafayette Sulplnn
ID Staples
John Nj Singleton
w m Sehm'nke
w L Smith
Geo w Shnltz
Daniel l. Sharno
Martin A Shoemaker
WIN ) Scott
ia Sp' ncer
John Sanders
10 Sander
WIN II A Soulha'l
Sepyan smith
l. M Shoemaker, A
John Sewers, Jr.
Col Shee
joseph > Sherman
VIM ) Seth
+ francis Smllhson
John 5 Tagelt
Jefferson Thomas
DIR WIN Il Todd
Ro Taylor
Sarah Taylor
A III Irumbo, DID
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08

Loaf Sugar.

ll HALF boxes sSrEWAR1'S" STANDARD Loaf Sugar
80 for sale OH consignment.
MoCORKLE * SIMPSON.
July 9th, is49-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08

lEMAlNING in the Post Office, on the lst of Oc
toher, lS49.
(Persons calling for letters in the following list, will
please say they are advertised
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08
A LIST OF LETTERS

IA A4O ~
DEMAlNING in the
IL toher. lS49.
(Persons calling for leii'
please say they are advert
Robert Aud.
Chas. Anderson,
Nathan Adams,
John Adams.
John Appleyard,
John ID. Arlington,
j. Alexander, 2
julius G Allen
John f. Brown
Naihan Banks. 3
Peylon Bowen.
Jas. w. Boughorn
Thos. o. Brayion
Shedrich Blanks
j. II. Bridge
Joseph L Bowyer
Tlos Brooks
VIM V Backalow
Re- L Barksdale
Coleman Il Brown
Western Burruss
Henry w Brown
Shelton Briant
Mrs Lucy l. Burford
Miss Mary Ann Boding
do Molly A Burks
do Margaret Baird
do Marie + Bogus
do Mary NJ Brooks
do Julia A Bryant
Foster Collins
John Callahan,
| Joseph Campbell
WIN Cox
Rich'd Crawford
John B Caldwell
Washington Copeland
jeremiah Council
Paul Cameron
Sam'l l. Case
Bernard CorIigan
} Etw Calhoun
David Collins
Ed II Cheatham
Parson Nj Couch
Miss Dosey NJ Clark
do Nancy Il Canton
do Arianna Cunningham
do Lucy NJ Crawford
Cornelius, Servant
John Dabney
Edwin Dimmock
WIN Dawson
b nj Dewitt
Jonas Dickerson
Thos Nj Davis. =
Julius Ducallier
David Dyer
Valentine Duncan
John b Dabney
|. J D0noho
Andrew B Duncan
Levi Epstein -
WIN Edwards
h%oInton Evans
Benz A Farmer
IL Floyd
Jas Fox
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Elijah Fields
VIM B Ferrell
Matthew w Ford
J F'inney, 2
John Golf
WIN Gaddy
WIN ST Graham
Rich'd NJ Goodman
Edw J Good win
Ekeen Gilbert
Caleb Gray
B w Greene
Joseph Graham
Duncan Grant
Francis Gaph
WIN Gordin
T'hos Grimaldi
Henry l. Gouldin
Frank ii Giles
John l.. Hood, A
Philip Harrison, jr.
II NJ Harris
Jas II Hay
ii Nj Hickok
Geo w Harvey
Francis II Hancock,
Lemuel Hunt
Wilkinson & Hatcher
John Henderson
Jas Harris
Geo Hewlett
Geo II Howard
Richard Hearn
Spartan Hutchinson
Mrs f. A Hawkins
Miss Jane Harris
Geo r kensman.
Thos Jellis. 2
David Irwin
Samuel Jennings
Chas Y johnson
Rich'd w jones
II b Jones. 2
Mrs. Elizabeth jones, 2
do Nancy Johnson
kler Jackson
Fraucis X Jones
Henry l. Kent
Stephen Kirby
Mathew Mckinney
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08

and will continue the COMMISSION AND
ING BUSINESS in the house occupied by the late firm on
the Basin, where we shall be happy to execute the orders of
our friends, as heretofore, aud will pay particular attention
to the sale of all kinds oil Produce, and especially solicit a
continuance of patronage heretofore extended to the late firm
of l.. < G.. MOSES LACY,
Arc as Al. TNREE.