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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-11-07

When we see neat, pretty, girl,
with a free but innocent air-w;lh
cheeks which we can hardly help kiss
ing, and with pair OF heavenly blue eyes,
which seem TO repose perfect serenity
beneath their silken lashes-we always
wish that she was near mud. puddle,
and that we had to lift her over. Go
away strawberries you've lost your tasle.
albany Dutchman.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-11-07
A CASE OF SUPERSTITION.

A Texan who was returning home
after The battle Of Buena Vista, having
got separated from his companions and
had his horse stolen by the indians, was
cbligedlto lake it afoot. Walking along
lejsurelYon Sunday morning, with his
rifle on; his shoulder, looking ou, for
game to make a breakfast on, without
knowing whar day of the week it was,
he suddenly came to small stream on
the confines Of Texas, no, knowing that
he had yet reached the border Of his
native State. Perceiving that the stream
abounded in fish, took hook and line
from his pocket. and procuring some
worms for bait, he set down patiently on
the bank, wrapped in a brown study,
thinking of his little farm at home, when
a preacher who was on circuit, rode
suddenlyup and thus accosted him:
''Hdllo, stranger! what are you do
ing thore2"
"Fishing for my breakfast" replied
he imperturbabIe Texan, without deign-
ing TO look around a, his interrogation.
"WelI, do you know you are viola
ting the Sabbath ?" said the preacher,
in dawling. psalm.singing tone.
"No," "s,id the Texan, turning around
and looking up at the preacher for The
first time with an air of surprise, which
the preacher took for CONSERVATION, 81
must be semewhar neal the white settles
menls, tben?"
ayes, yon are," replied the preacher,
sand violating lie Lords Day, for which
you will have 10 answer hereafter on the
great day Of judgme nt."
The Texan looking up with sup.
pIicalins air, and The preacher. thinking
his peni,ent mood good time 10 make
him convert, continued:
"Do you know, my young friend,
that YOU are sitting on the verge of the
broad stream of miquly, and that wilh'
ont you leave here and turn into home
paths Of virtue, that you will be LOST !?
Where DO you think you would 60 TO
now" said the preacher, warming with
his own .e!Iquence, .ssupposing the an
gel Gabriel was 10 Flow his horn r
Tile Texan cooIly hanled in his line
and, putting it in his pocket, rose TO his
feet, and fronting the preacher, said {:
"Yuu ask me wI,ar | think | would go
to IF the angel Gabriel should blow his
horn? ?"
"Ycs," replied the preacher.
swell, you see, wharever thar is an
IF the case admits, ofan argument
now you are sUPpusIN,' amt you!-
Well, now, maybe you know what a
bee gum is7 Maybe you've hcarn tell
oflhese big black bar hrreabouts, and
maybe you've seen Injius2 Well, now,
supposin you was after a bee gnm, and
one of these big black bar was after you
and smart chance Of red skins was
after the bar. Now, what would you
do-keep The tree from the bar, CINE the
bar agin the Injins, CINE the Injins agin
the bar, or grease and slope Z"
The preacher gave the Texan one
look, and rode along1
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-11-07

WoMAS's PowER.-A "Daughter" Of
Temperance writing in the Southern
Wa,ch-Tower. says:
"And although we would not boast, we
are certain that if we could but be united
we would exert an influence that would
shake society 10 its centre. and cause all
erroneous and vicious practices Qong es-
tablished though they may be) 10 evapor.
ale like the mtsts of an October morning."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-11-07
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ApvERrlsENErs conspicnous1yl Inserted at 10
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and charged accordingly. -,
Communications, post paid, will be prompt
ly and strictly attended 10.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-11-07

AN TNcID1"T.-During the trial Of
Cogze!I, for Kidnapping, which took
place few days since, in IliIsborough,
an incident occurred which created con
siderable fun at the expense of big wigs
and counsel. A Miss Sloan was tesliv-
ing and was requested 10 state all she
knew about certain transaction.
"Witness-I was in the sitting room
when Mary came from the kitchen bur
riedly, and Cogzell, after her. He
caught hold Of her at the sitting room
door, and said: Mary you haze been
here long enough; come and 60 home
now.
Attorney for Observation-Disclosures did
Mary say?
Attorney for the Stalc-Stop there
Il object TO The question !''
Here discussion of nearly two hours
took place, in whicl, four or FIVE lawyers
participated. After which the three
judges held a long, serious and excited
discussion on the subjecr, and finally, in
very formal and pompous manner stat
ed that it was the opinion of a majority
of the court that the question must be
answered. The court room was crowd
ed almost to sufiocalion, and the most
intense interest was manifested at this
stage of the proceedings. The question
was repeated-"Nhat did Mary say?"
and the witness answered. -
"She didn't say a word p
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-11-07

ROMANTIC REvENGE.-In Kentucky,
a ploughmah became enamorcd of "A
mike maid on neighboring farm. His
addresses were rejected; and the disap-
pointed swain, full Of melancholy and
revenge, procured rope--wcnt TO the
farm, and-,ied aNth coaos' tails to-
gcther?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-11-07

Queen Victoria's kitchen is officered
by TWO Iarderers, chiet cook and three
master cooks, with four apprentices, a
store-keeper, two green office men, three
kitchen maids, two steam engineers and
a chief clerk on salary Of $500 IA
year. The apprentices pay as high as
$1,000 premium 10 be admitted into the
Chief cooks employment.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-11-07

On PsHAw-A good joke is told Of
young couple riding home after their
marriage. The day had been cloudy,
and the young man seeing the clouds
break away, said-"I hope we shall soon
have little SUM-" The young wife
replies very honestly. "As for me, !
should rather have little daughter"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-11-07
ON MISS ANNA BREAD.

While bellies their lovely graces spread
And fops around them Aurlcr,
Ill be content with Anna Bread
And wont have any bM-hcr."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-11-07

Do not ins ult The poor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-19
To the Ladies'.

THE subscriber has hand large and handsome
l nent of figured MOuSEIINS aud ChSIIMERES,
which from 75c II Oh pei yard In order TO close
them out, he will sell them at 50c per yard. lie viii, IN
lew days. be in receipt Of his second supply OF Ladies Dress
Goods, Trimmings, sc. lie respectfully socits call
Nov l9-lwi DON i. &. PETERS.
VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the Clerks Office oi the
Hastings Court Tor the Corporation OF Lynchburg, on
the 5th day OF November, 1919.
David r. Spence, the last will and testament
OF Ryland Roberts, decd Plaintiff,
against
Lewis Angle, Henry Kelly and Mary his wife, william
7. Casssday md Margaret his wife, Nancy Angle Maria
Angle and Sarah Angle children and heirs at law OF Alfred
Angle, dec'd (he last OF whom infants, under the
age twenty years and Henry Huntington, Sergeant
Of Corporation Lynchburg, and such administrator
OF Alfred Angle, decd Defendants,
IN CIIANCERY.
The Defendant Lewis Angle, not having entered his ap
and given security according the Act of Assem-
bly, and the rules OF this Court and appearing by satsiac-
tory evidence that he inlaban Of this country
1t that the said Defendant do appear here on the
first day the February term and the bill OF the
Plaintiff and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
newspaper printed the town OF lynchburg Tor
months and posted the front door Of the
court house, in the said town.
~ACoPy-Teste,
JAMES BENAGH, Clk.
Nov. 19-w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-19
VERY LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.

The Convention for deciding Constitution for Cal
honia preparatory 10 admission into the Union State,
met at Monterey The LIST September, but quorum not
being present the members adj ,uned until the Sd. On
the 4h the Convention was duly organized by the cleo
ton Of the following officers:
President Robert Sempie
SecreIary-WiIliam G. Marcy.
Fist Assistant Secreiary--Caleb Lyons.
Sec''nd Assistant Secretary-J. b. Field.
The Convention had been in session about three
weeks and was still sitting when the steamer Oregon
ltf The Alta California of the LIST October says res
pecng the action of the Convention
Most Of the provisions Of the proposed Constitution
mad been acted and passed upon in committee Of the
WHOLE and that We suppose may be taken fair index
o' what will be the action Of the house.
ne BILL Of Rights, adopted in cnmmiitee IF the
whoe' embraces twenty sections, Of the usual character
Oh such provisions The only punt upon which it was
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-19
R1oH NJ O N d M A r. ETs.

lNoV. IL, lSit.
descriptions steady. The breaks small, The
cepls very light. and stock decreasing quote Lngs
s. ass 50 for Shipping. aud s. 25a$t so ior manulac-
turing common Leaf 81 s. 90; Good and Fine
S. s. 5O;aod Fine Mauuiac,urng4S 5oo SIP:
FLOUR Receipts moderate. We uoie sales OF
Richmond super6ne ut s. 00 s. oG.; Scosve brands
find purchasers a, $5l2l us. per barrel.
WHEAT OFFAI..-Ban 10 els Shorts | ) cents
Brown S,us 20 cts Ship Slutls 40 cents per bushel -
Demand fair and stacks light.
WllEAT-Neqno'er red at 81 a 81 05; white 81 90
a 81 10, for fair understandable lots.
CORN-Weqnote ConN at 81 J cents per bushel. The
receipts are CHI, aud demand fair,
CORN MEAL-60 10 65 cts per bushe
OATS-Noi much doing We quote 33a35 cents per
bnshe as the selling price.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-19
COMMUNICATED.
THE PANORAMA

.nssss. Editors Having seen in the Virgiuan
communication highly compimenling the Panorama,
induced visit it And ol fear that notice may
ssduce else VISIT write this let them
know, that all who have visited The Panrana. at all ac
quained with The localities kao,c that it does not
rectiy represent any of he scenes Of Virginia.
The first is tlaper's Ferry, where the railroad
BRIDGE town and every Thing else omitted except the
confluence of The two rivers which would do well
better fl Jackson and Cowpasture rivers for The Pu
tomac and Shenandoah
1 he Railroad Bridge, at Richmond. though the mos
correct, is not correc'ly drawn-lhe number Of pillars
are too great-exceedng the actual number almost d u
be- The negroes moi III character. as the showman
to pride himself for his woman, under the Bridge
who to be eight ct high, in the clear, and her
dress extending lower than her knees, would he
case TO find. mention this, because all the negro wo-
men are dressed in a similar way
The James River and Kanawha Canal is such an abor
ton, the Snowman had TO apdogze for IT, The Canal is
made to appear than 100 yards wide, walled UP
nicely both hanks with hammer dressed stone, " It'll
tow path both Sides and nohing but negroes 10 be
Seen any Of The boaiS-and the farmbrdges, the
Canal, ructed like those they intended to
represenl-whch shows that the painter never saw the
scenes he pretends to sketch.
The Virginia Fouring Mill, placed on hill (where
no one ever in Vrgna,) it would be difficult to
Imagine how the water forced up To il 10 work the
machinery. whether by pump or the old fashioned
Persian wheel
The Natural Bridge. is The last and have been
taken from Smiths Geography. II has stream run
ming under it, larger than Jackson's river, aud with
velocity that would asonsh the proprietor of the Bridge.
Inc painter has rocd crossing the Bridge. and way
mat any human being could it, unless by ropes
e'me streams are crossed in South America. The arch
10 more like triangle, Than like the Natural Bridge. The
large bouders prof ctng in the painting not t. be
found at the Bridge. The representation is like our
aguednct across the Canal, than the Natural Bridge
u al the paintings are like the they in
,eo 10 represent than those have noticed, we have no
better ideas of the country than we had before
WINE am noticing the painting, it just say that
the music on the Piano the most execrabe that was
ever inflicted upon audience.
Please publish this, that others may no, be
DUPED.
We do not feel at liberty to refuse admission
to the above, but let it 60 for what it is worthy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-19

,asacity to see the full tide of trade which must
be brought to Richmond by the Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad, and they preparing the
means to bear il into their own port.
With the tde-water connexlon accomplished,
and the proposed line of Steamers in operation,
Lynchburg will be, commercially, much nearer
New York, than Richmond now is.
RrcHMosp, Nov. l2, 1919.
I5F. B. Deane, jr., Esq.
SrR IL have just seen Mr. Henry Ludlam Of New
York and had some Conversation with him 10 Steam
Packets to that Ciiy-he informs me that an acl olucor
poa,in th.re is unnecessary, as people in New York
are making arrangements 10 start line of Steam
Packeis James River that among the party Boor
man. Johnston & Co, ard houses u high standing. who
do not any incorporation, and that may rest
sured the thing viii 60 mo operation
- is indeed good news. and am you will be
lrssed hear of it. shall, therefore, take trouble
son petition to The General Assembly, and trust
be, wishes for in The matter will be realized by
the New Workers. Mr.. Ludam says, the present stand
taken by pUgniia tn build up the State by RAIL
ROADS. Sc. Is duly appreciated by the New Workers
aud they begin 10 entertain The expectation of material
change in affairs. The scheme of starting This line of
Steam Packets, proof Of their faith in success IN
tho way Of int rnal improvements.
Respectfully.
Your old friend
DfA ID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-19
JUST ARRIVED AT HOME,

vINHE undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens
Lynchburg and surrounding country, that he again
and prepared to fill, with p nctuality and
despatch all orders entrusted him be Dyed ceansed
nnhcd equal II not SUPERIOR to Dyeng establishment
the Unon he has great trouble ahd EXPENSE
ed the of superior workman from he North Per
under the impression that work done at the North al
ways well DONE have dore here now and warranted
please lie still inues to and cleanse Silk ,Nerno
Mouns, Tageonia, ,paccas, Dresses &c Carpets Goats
Pants Vests, Shaw Stockings Feathers Bonnets, such
Braid Neapoan to co our And, usual, Nir
gpa handsomely dy ed and warranted to smut
JOHN H. SOLOMON,
Sept 20 3m silk s. Wooden Dyer, Lynchburg
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AGENCY OF
DR.. y y. EIfrh'S lpsebr0SeH .IHedSrSssrs

I 1SED by him with such distinguished success in the
~ oi Coughs, Consumption, Catarh, Asthma Heart Dis
Dyspepsia, Gonorhna, Piles, Female Complaints SO.
ScAso, DR.. 5. s Fiteh's Abdominal supporters. Shout
der Braces nhalng Tubes, aud Lectures
and the art OF preserving Lilo and Health To Ola Age &c.
JOHN " SEAN has been appointed agent for the sale OF
the above Goods, aud will keep constantly hand at
his Drug Store, Iynehburg, Virginia
Q7-Dr Fuchs" Guide Book To lnvalids and Directions
fo Promising llealtl and Instructions Mothers, the
Msnaee cement Of thlldrtn' may be had, gatniou.ly by
calling lot att the Store above An extremely valuable
Book.
Auy I3--.if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-19
IYNCunuRG MARKETS, Noy.l,.

INNCuBuRG MARKETS, NOv.i3.
P,orisions.- liaeon,6 10 6i; Beei$ To Cum Meal
Is Ia 80 cents.
EoW-Sit
Uheoi-Red 90 cents; White o.
Gra,a.-Com. 40 io 40 cts oals2S cents.
tlorer Seed No demand
Uhiskey- In 81 els Am.
BeeNcar-ls 10 % cents.
Bgiier--ll 10 l3 cts.
Bendi--Appe. none oll'rin. Peach. none offering
Bar iron &s5assofted aud $50 60 when drawn TO
order.
Coffee Rio Toto i2i cents Lagura Toto IL, ia
va Ia t, l5 Mocha 20
Country Lmeas-r"w 10 In II FLAX l2i 10 Is.
Cotton iaras-Sales Is TO II cents.
Feaihers-So Ia 80 cts.
Flar Scci-Salcs 90 10 % cents.
Fish -llerrings. No. |, 81 80; Shad. old 81 so
new 50
Ginseug-25 cents.
Henp-We qnoie Il Ia 6ic. in demand
Liisetd Oil-65 Ia 10 ccnis-in demand.
Lmd-6i til.
lion,ses West India IS to 40 cts per gallon n
o. AZ to As cents.
Phster-inmp. so to Sc
Sugars-New Ofleaus6 10 I cents; Porto Rico tuSi
cents; Clarified III cents Loaf litjl2i cents.
Sah.-$l S7la2!.
1aHor-q To o. cents.
Tn 80 per Dbl
Uooi-2i to 20 els, in demand.
al.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-19
which conclusivcly proves TINT
"Iruth In stranger than Fiction

truth IN stranger than Fiction.
Cure Of defamation, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
Rer. Dr. Lands, "A CLERG fnLaN, Of Men Jersey,
vi distinguished atialnmeuts aud exalted reputation -
SipSEy. New Jersey. July II. 1913.
DIR. A. H. Christie Dear Sirs You wish To know
Of me what has been the result in my ease, II the
application Of the Galyanic Bell and Necklace. Ny
ply s AZ follows
Forabon hoeniy gears had been suffering from Dys.
pepsia. Every year The symptoms became worse. nor
could obtain permanent relief am any course Of mtdi
cal treatment whatever. About fourteen years since. in
consequence Of frequent exposure 10 The weather. IN the
discharge Of my pastoral duties. became .nhjeci 10 n
severe Chronic rheumatism. which fu yea, after year,
caused me Understandable anguish. Farther: In tho win
Ter Of AS and '46, in qornce Of preaching great
deal IN my and various other churches IN this region
was attacked by the bronchitis. which SON became
severe as 10 require An Immediate suspension Of my pas
toal labors. My nfrrous system noic thoroughly
prst,aied, aud BmochlIs beralue worse, also
did my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic ao hnthus eyinclng
that these disorders were connected with each other
through the medium OF the Nervous System. ~ the
whole a macoI9 there seemed Ia be- NJ remedial agent
which could reach and tscupefae my N,Tvous System
every thing that had tried tor Sc had completely
failed A, last ans led by my friends 10 examine your
inventions, aud <hongh wi very snnguine hopes Of
thei efcictcy) Determined Try The Effect # The APP
pcation of the Gasanc Bib and Necklace. wih the
Magnetic Fluid. ! his IN june 1876. To my great
atonislment in t,ro days my Dyspepsia had gone; in
eisM days iwns enabled 10 resume my pastoral lobor:
hare since omitted a single alune on account NJ
the Bronchitis and my Rhe'matir affection has entne-
~ ceased 10 roube Such the wonderful aud happy
rtsnl $ Of the experiment.
have recommended the Belt and Fluid to many who
have been likewise ring om Neuralgia at ctions
Iey have tired them, with happy results. believe. in
every case.
! am, dear sir, very respectfully yours.
ROBERT ". Lands.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-19
NEW ARRIVALS At THE
BOOK, WATCH, FINE JeWElRY AND FANCY STORE,

BOOK, W IA, FINE ne jEWt1nY AMP FANCY sIoRE
'1NliE subscriber regularly at the close werk Tor
wards orders Tor Books Jeuelr, Fancy Goods. Sc, To
New York city, and gets returns In egh days by Adams
Co.'S Express, that he receives weekly all that he
eonce,,. To be and desirable.
lie is at all times pleased To order any Books, Jew.y
Fancy Goods, wh,eh lac not have hand he has
made his arrangements with the Express Company perfect
as to guaranty the most speedy returns.
lie also receives regularly by mall ahou, rs different kind.
oil the best Literary papers which he furnishes by the
lie has lately received the following new Books
Lille aud works oil Sowpef, by G,imshaw,
characteristics oil 1iterau re- by Henry I Tuel, rman,
Dowlngs History oi Roman,Sm,
Buttons Anatomy ai Melancholy,
Encyclopedias Americana, IN IA ,ols.,
c,eioped,a o. ooo Practical Receipts,
Odd Fellows Offering iur iSie and 50
sarah u jud,on, by Fanny Forester,
Judsnn oncr,ng,
Young W omans Guide,
Young Man, Guide,
The Young House Keeper,
The Ag'iculnrais,'s Guide and Almanac Tor 1850.
Besides which he hasa good beautiful Ri
eles, Prayer Books. Annn's io' 1880, Albums, se.
New Novels and Magazines
Cnrisnelo by George Sand, 3vols.,
ast vols. olhc History OF rondennis b, NJ rhaehs.y,
jeremiah Parkcs, by Mrs Mackenzie Daniel,
Rockingham OF the Younger Brother,
Fanny, tho little Mill,ncr, by Chas. Bowcrol,,
Martha Willis,
Fanny Thornton, or Marriage Lottery,
The nowagct. b, Mrs Gore,
The Invisible Gentleman,
The Mysterious Conscur, by an Old Salt, Sc,
Cooley, Ladies Hook, ior November, price 70 cts,
Snta,n's Magazine do do
Graham's do do do
Also, about Ut twenty Gold Lever watches
J u w ELRY,
Such Gold Guard Vest and Fob Chains Brea., Plus
bracelets E''Rmgs, Finger RnE', Gold and Silver Pan
and Pencil Cases, Sc. &c
lie has yet hand about splendid large s,ed
R N y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-19
Commissioners Sale of Land.

DURSuAN To the provisions oi decree oi the Circuit
L Superior Court ri Law and Chaneeiy lot Bedo,d coun
v made a; the September term OF said Court, lslo IN
therein pending between i, Y J. = James y Co,
plaintiffs and Archibald Sncads admir- and others, deion-
the Undersigned therein named, Will
on he Sh day OF December next the ptcmscs proceed
TO SELL by way Of public aucon 10 the highest bidder the
L A illr nd liIlra mn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-19
To House EIsSilffcTS.

lslil BOXES SUPERIOR WINDOW GLASS, all Il
~ zrs--2 900 lbs PUTTY.
The subscriber would like to call the attention of those
wanting Glass, Ia his soca, 10 enable him satisfy them
that he has not only better but cheaper because there lit
tic brcaGaee, averaging nearly tth OF thck)
than any offered in this market which he Will be plcas-
ed 10 shew To customers, together with large and general
assortment Of Drugs Medicines Perlumey, Pants Oils,
Dye-stu, and Fancy Articles, which will be sid al prices
aud IN quantities 10 suit purchasers. ID. Il. LYMAN
Oct ls--Gvu Bank Sauars
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-19
o 3 7 r u A r Y

Died in ihls place, on the 81 st ur ANDREW NOR
MAN PHELPS, the If Joseph Phelps and Mary
Ann Phelps, and the grandson Of john T. Llnthicum-
Aged Two years eleven months and fifteen day
"Suifer little children to come unto me and forbid them
not, for of such is he KIN dom OF Heaven"
Do RenubIIcan and PAIN I will please COPY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-19
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LYNCunI1nG. Nnx I1ih. ls.n

Tobacco continues in brisk demand several large crop,
have been sold the week at 81 r the PASSED portion,
leaving very small stock Tor Inspection upon the market
Sales range from 81 Sd To 81 30 or Lus 81 to 81 SO Tor
common and m'ddng Leaf 50 90 os7 SO Tor good fine
shipping
WhENr-9o cts. Tor Red, o5 cts for white
WILLIAM +. SMITH,
Commission Merchant.