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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03
. am REuApD--! EFl4Is' ,NrlDorE, /, sfEcI.

KIM HLNNFD--. kFI MS ~ IiUVIE- sFEt[-
VOOV DC hisfurs for the cugs q ouu14r va elect,
StTistures. and fnisr isrrasr 10 malc1 scssdy ard
permanent without tue least "a drink,
eyofvIe. change sppcston husness Our object
~ notify vhvre 10 rad. and the proprietor eslentss
atnglc Gonotrhaa tc brought whom
niAtIe vii not uWdy cure under forfeiture u 40
Iurthsr- The disease cannot ts the
brturc T. taken whsn esrcsed. IL !, "a ctts with
fui diiteticrs accompsns ING ~ a. 81 t0Ltls lasts
vsk, vtica gsncraiy turCs many eursi "a
Tor sale ny G. a. Ring gl Eroaissy eos ora 81 ~ Yck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03

Dstrs 10 broadway, New ioit aGd l3 Ch.stS. street,
Pbladelthia have ntrccncsi and agng ths Fan
and Niutsr lash for Gtntensns uaf The Style of hs
Hat sntre) new, and in connection With 'ho Cents
tune Ter the sir II scxsnes and
Eenty. Ladies especially invited 20 tal and sxsmas
cor large aserment Of utGrsn tesutfe Paris FuE SOss
Ece.auy imported BY
National Law School. at Bniiston spa,
ssTstoga comfy N. T1hc fall tsa will the
l 81 str,esher se.t circular tta,ing Particular san,
BY request tTetpeid 10 j. ". Fowler gesitat,ons.
he
ssusss isru part Of the system pursvsd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03
nR. RALrn. AUTHOR OF rBs "rRscTIcAJ pRI.

~ vats treatise Sc vreenvicn street ofiss he1r.
StOI2 A. NJ, Cto r. a., tSandsys excepted Tnsss Wis
srriy in NE eary i.sgss u :. sqrr SD ~ =. rarllsy
and tlc !, erisicc attending their ~
her thee who have sesrsd c.rtain
PIE. who rrtpfy his eryicua In structure.
sn iis ir.i, or intitit to its dss-
itg ttass trr u.r,mron itsges ARD Gsnsiys
rrtce ne cnr afor1 4fari radical .hsh.
10 be- sto,rds r stating be obtained fonl ether
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03

IN MORRISON is CONflDENriALLY CONSULTED
- on al dseisos u delicate nassre rrrctics % 20
years enables him 'he vsuisnt stth1vt
nercvry Recent eurca IN y days. No fee u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03
aaH
BY THE MAILS

Ariftfsl hycs-Sust Imported, large
ruVyly % tesu'fl Artificial Eyts Which b .ns
without the slightest pam aud r hhe the is'ur,l
br fese attends. usual 60 daeafca Of the " q
and r warm ~ Broadway, whore
can Le bad be .TrealIae 90 zoe Ll.. nriee U cont,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03
DEYn TRrITrrL aNp MULTIPLY. Is A consANp

Rt. IN and MULTIPLY, Is = loNfAND
~ that should be ehorfny ohsysa IS the children q
Tor fmale and male. Dr L~rfettss Juno toria fko-
creative bhsir. crtsd ef-ctua essss
Of debility bssnBsts, shd all w-suiarnss e sass ~
BE- All That rroi.Csas TO lie, via NatuEss rt fg1graFs
aud remedy f"r thoss In The MARRIED hct ohrrns
ts certain cure for general dsblt wsasno' nervons
srestione, leaeorthGs. No vgrr4ting usdietae 10 -
vrtquscd Also certain remssy for ineipen eSnsusg-
VI indgeson loss n seular rnJsc ittsule.
female vsaknes asbity, uarrssttd " please the
in ary % the above complaints 70 ei 3sits value
10 those without sfsfrn- tsuterfhis celebrated rneai-
cine ~ gcnuins opsfs the fac smile spa'nrs OF
Judssn 60. THE only Amsgsn sntsb ~ cn The wtrpsy
81 zach bottle. Pineifai Vnce 81 JVna stfvc NV icrh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03

BROADWAY uorIL-laIs housL. FROM ITS VERY
A. de- Tb.s location. Le opposite tho ,ty ha the Parr
AID Fountain, rnd the vicinity of ali
Of business and amusement affords TO visiting the
whether business pleasure
perhaps any other hots in .y. Charges
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03

nLAKE'S PATENT FlRR-PROOF PAiNT.-TUE
~ genuine article, ct different ooor tist tls %
Irotscg from the Of tho
and For saic by The ps.eItee. No. B.oaa street.
Beware Of c0nntsrfsits WN. BLAKE.
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EDUCATION.

MRS. THlBAULI's scBOOL roo YOUNG LADIES
Nl No IS asngten Place. vii re-epen the 7th Of
Strtsmhsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03
MISCELLAN EOCS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
ANY PERsON WISHING TO ADOPT FINE,
"A healthy, hearty female child tony four odj
line this week. Doctor Branch Poet oce. Broad
way and Canal street.
MoNTAGUE HALL. BRooKLyN.-A FINE GREEN
dy VIII 's ''''' up ''' On 1paf fls ssf
NOR sALE-PONIEs AND CARRIAGE-rol SALE
pair oimatehed Ponies, with carrsgo and
and "a street. where they 10 seen, H. and
DBADY's NATIeNAL COLLECTION OF pAGUEagE-
sd,t Fok and Ia,r and tEsr eaSias,s ma Other con,
non Sesngers and eiti.ens are repectay invited
ts and examine thea at h Gallery 30 and 20. Broadway
corner q te!ton sitset.
I oSr-oN THURSDAY LAST, A LITTLE POCKET
botl containing surgical Instrument, sua 'ome papers
literally rewarded by leaving II 1t 1876 Grand
20. 600 WINDOW SHADES. ToR SALE IN LOTS
OO,OOo to sol, ruref a,srs, .y Kelly 8 Riier sA5u-
,ity aud country dealers .1Ipil,i
CoLNELIUs' rAfENT soaARL Aars GIRANDoJES,
~ CsnJelahras Chandeliers, ia oTmulu silver and
bSssei efo tire dessps.e hnest hnised she
world aud prices beyond petition Also, fns Tea Sets
sssn!s ea aEh p'aokasa s. ,nSa SILVER
between fnlton and Ann, opposite the Church.
Tl,BE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
Company lola Chemical ssp. Motto, . ssrrb, syea
that 's s,sTs W" eiapss On hs ,h Day Of fser1n,y ~
charter ,uberibe. TRUSTEE for the .enet Of rs
aasrs 70 close In The Deantms ali persons in City
% country holding any Of i,s notes Or bs or having say
pessIt ne came @ payment at Tho oee q tho
10 y s,h ta1s in ,ss y Of New Yo., one hours an
WILLIAM T,sctOUs.
Gto.Gs JoNEs.
A. GOkpoN nAHERsIY, Trustees
GEO b. GiLBERr,
nLAKE's rATgGr FIRB-PRooF PAINT-THg
~ r,huhe srt,le ei dhertnt oocrt thst tnrns 20 tl,
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.HhEASbRf OF MARlLAND.-kOrICE IL HEREBY
gwen, that on the let of Ootobes twenty per
cent q The principal Of the Stock 81 this Sta which
created Of passed December session,
l6 chapter rs viii be nad Mt the OHec aslmare
winch day such portion OF said Stock will
IN crest. u. CLAUDE, Tseaxprsr.
Annapolis, LIST Aug. 1919.
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>.NSr,N>NNNNNNN>I.n HIN>N> SHNNNNNN 49, HNr.eHN
NY PERs0S WISHING TO ADOPT FINE,
"a healthy. hearty female enid, tony four DID,
parents dead. hear OF opportunity by addrVesny
line this week. 20 Doctor Branch Poet occ Broad
way and Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03

ONE OR TWO GEN1LEXEN CsE "a AcCOhODATED
" with sitting L,l beds attached with full
partial board-ivato table Bsth roo.s "A he house, Ap-
ply ~ Oh Houston -.
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RARNUM's AMERICAN xUSsUa.-p r. BARNUN

II ROOKLYN ATHENEuH-THIs rLgG iNc AND 20
pular esLGhlshaiept win DO opened 40 aday SEPT,
10Th, under tie rf 30 Edward Morton, with
tire new scsnery rrUpertiuH and .oua tals6.ed
sompsny engaged oarcfu are from tbs irt thes
ia tho Union. 81 the saot stare will
appear lupg the The nonnr grsat yelslrs
Mr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03
CPLENpID pIsPLAY OF FlREWnRKs YArXuAIL

NUALnALLA, 3 CANAL STREET. NEAR BROAD
W wny.--Spendld scenerirs and decorations. A
troupe OF the gs Accomplished srtis' snsors diaocrs
rtbats snt aleauI sivan represented by eighteen la
dies OF M riva.d attraction Perform nishtto
commence at o'clock Extra performance every
a o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03

NE. rAWcgrr CAN BE coNfIpENTisLlr con-
~ suited ~ hs once 81 Dey street, on all rrfate dtscasss
1he mot obstinate We'd % BIS mode ~ tr9stm ~ shrhis
he yrnepie. Structures cured ss
plan The ,sOrs of solitary iatai-sncs alec
spply win o certainty Of cure Ore~ ~ pey strees
nh COOPER ~ DUANE STREET nAs. ron ran
~ Lass fourtccp years. conrsed his rrsccc the
Of Dercuvisl and other diseases Of deicsse
ne the awaited csses VI this diseases sa
charge.
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BOARDING, 80.

DOAkDING-.A GbNftEL fhsfLS SEstDiNs UP
- town. can accommodate iour Eantie uaaf
family with neatly iurnhel room, sad 10 iri "a baud
honsc, with the Gs GELD
saaiion is very healthy hprt the
che city, and they wonl tnd 10 hoGe. Adds.-s
note to Mr.. Edward. Office 81 "a parer.
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WANTS


yVASTfD--A cEsriLsAN on LADY WAC WISHES
"a sdslt teaGtiul female ohild nh old. who
ca be rppght 20 the rtdsnee 81 DO wishes
sdoTt The ffus ~ sidrinr g luss, ttanr ana
rsfsdsnee, % =. n. g., nSrAd once wlioa tiu ~
81 rad 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03

M0NTAGuE HALL. BRoOKLYN.-A FINE GREEN
" Turtle will be served up in soup Monday and Tues
&. FISaEgk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08

We find the following notice from this gentleman
and the comments which are subjoned in The last Rich
mond Wing:
10 The Editors of The Enquirer:
Gentlemen-Havng Heretofore signified determine
lion TO dissolve my official connection with the Rich
mond and Danvie Railroad, and since then received
very many letters and con muncstons from some Of the
earliest, most jealous and seadast friends Of That i'm
rrovemeot, expressing their rege, such determine.
"h and conveying To warm Of continued
confidence and support. beg leave. wlst returning my
most profound gratitude for these testimonials of esteem,
to me infinitely mure gratifying than any mere posi-
uon, to say, that have determined To leave the issue
IN me hands OF those whuse interest and duty il is
decide It, II be the pleasure of the Stockholders to
continue me IN my present position. can hut promise
Hem them the devotion of my best energies to The ac-
compshmenr Of the work-if their pleasure be other
wise, shall acquiesce with entire cheerfulness
WIIITL. P. TUNSTALL.
We are happy (says he Whig) to that Mr. II.
mas reconsdered the matter. He has been far we
eouid ever learn. active and efficient officer His
soul has been in this work. and he has given his days
ana nights t. it, and to nothing else. No did ST.
much as he, in obtaining the means 10 construct the
WORK and to throw him aside just he is the
punt OF bringing his labos 10 happy termination, would
dfsue degree of injustice, not say ngralrde, which
we are sure Is foreign to the hearts Of the Stockholders
ne may have committed blunders-he would not be
'uah II he had Dot-but has lie committed more than
others in his situation would have done2 BY exchang-
Jug MN tor some other, will the Stockholders better
hems' Ives We must he allowed 10 doubt BY close
application, he he's made himself thoroughly master of
,e subject IN all lis aspects, details, aud rami aons-
" take any successor The Stockholders may chocse
VI give hn, long time before he become as Thor
1...sh,y acquainted with The subject Mr. Tnnsall is
nave heard old farmers say il better TO keep an
''''h' "verseer. no had been in the employ
"''"' many years. than make a change even for
'''e'' we should think the laaAim would apply much
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08
STOP THE RUNAWAY.

DAN AWAY from the subscribers, the Big Lick,
Roanoke county, Va the 5th OF October, negro
man named SCOTT, Is or 10 years old about feet
inches nigh black and spare made has two noted
his neck, each side rather under the shirt collar
appears that the sears made by the opening OF bes
sores lie Is negro fond of talking and rather idly disposed
We purchased him in Richmond from Mr. Hugh Reid a
bout the 18th OF September last Mr. Reid brought him
from North Carolina do not rccoec what coun-
~, but have heard the boy speak of living Goldyile,
North Carolina.
We will give liberal reward for the apprehension or
the securing OF said boy, that we get him again Any
person apprehendng said boy, Jaor receiving such will
please inform the subscribers living in Franklin William
son county, Tennessee.
Oct 22-6tif ERSkINE * CAROTHERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08

Permit one who entertained most comfortably du-
ring few days delen,ion by weather. at Apromaox
Ct. House, 10 recommend to the public, through your
columns. the hotel of Mr. Raine. that place II is by
far the best country have met with in Virginia
The table contained almost much variety the servants
are Intelligent and remarkably attentive their business
the looms are exceedingly comfortable; and the OseIs
Will not neglect your beast fany desire comfort while
on journey in the direction of Appomatox Court House.
would advise Them 10 stop at Rane's Tavern.
TRAVELLER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08
JOS. WILSON, OK.


IaDERTY, October 81, 1919. (
The parties interested IN the above cause will take notice
that shall, my Office, this town, "Wednesday, the
of December ~ 10, the directed
by the foregoing decree, which time and place they will
with their accounts vouchers, witnesses and copies
court papers, for examination and settlement Notice is
given the creditors of the said Burkct Gray
Decd exhibit before at the time and place afo lid
the evidence Of their respective demands.
Nov S-wIw j. \. WHARTON, G.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08
AGENCY OF
DR.. s. 8. EIHch's CeIcbr0fed .NcdiCincS

TSED bv hun with such distinguished SUCCESS IN The cure
u of Coughs Consumption, Caarrh, Asthma, Heart Dis
eases Dyspepsia Gonorrbua, Piles Female Complaints, &c
&c-Also Dr. s. s. Fitch's Abdominal Supporters, Shout
der Braces Inhang Tubes and Lectures on Consumption
and preserving Life and Health to Ola Age &c
JOHN ii SEAY has been appointed agent Tor the sale OF
the above Goods and will keep them constantly on hand at
his Drug Store, LynchbIrg, Virginia.
DR. Fitch's Guide Book TO lnvalids and Directiohs
for Promoting Health, and Instructions to Mothers III til,
CEMENT of Children" may be had gatuitously, by
calling Store above. I'm extremely Yauabl.
Book.
Aug 13-tsii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08
o b I r U A r z

Departed this life. on Friday, I'd November near Am
hers, Court House. Of Typhoid Fever. HUGH. young.
Of Joseph AMI Nancy Petyohn in the 10Th year.
of his age.
.'Suffer little children 10 me and forbid them
not, 70, If such is the Kingdom of Heaven"
NO. The Republican aud Patriot will please copy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08
Sons of Tcnpcrancc.

There will be public meeting Of the Divisions, in
this place, Friday evening next. at O'clock in the
2nd Presbyterian Church. An address will be delivered
by Bro f.. j. Newlin. Brothers from other Divisions
invited 10 unite with us. The public generally are
requested to attend.
Nov. Sth lSi9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08
NOTICE.

AFREE RAIL ROAD BARBECUE DINNER
will be given Campbell Court House, Monday the
10Th inst, To be continued from day day. Sundays
excepted. until completed; to which ALL are invited
Several speeches are expected.
Nov. 9Th THE MANAGERS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08
I,iiisbnY

PiisbWg, ov ,--noon.
There 81 feet water in the channel, and the
river still continues rise. The rise in the river has
given a sudden Impetus to business. The weather rs
cool and DELIGHTFUL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08
TIE ST. LOUIS MURpFR-EROM SANTA FE


ST. LOUIS. Nov. .
The brothers Montigues, who committed The murder
at Bsnums hotel few days since. have been removed
10 jefferson barracks. The excitement in reference
the affair is abang. An investigation will be had be-
fore special jury Monday next,
The wounded are doing well as DO expected.
and slight hopes entertained of the recovery Of Mr. L.
X Barnum, who is still lying very low.
Dates from Santa Fe To the 25th September have been
received. duel had been fought wi pistols between
Msjar Weighman and Judge lioughton. Neither of the
parties were injured There ls not much news The
IN safety.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08
Third ReHssisiiiOM.
TRY IT! TRY IT.!

TRY IL! TRY TIL!
rJNIE SUBSCRIBER is prepared 10 furnish the pub
] lie with an article which he calls CAN'T CiiOlERA
MIXTURE" This arelc Is prepared from the Recipe of
celebrated Physician and has ben used by OF
the highest responsibility in this place for the last FIVE
YEARS. 1t confidently recommended in cases OF DAR
RII6EA, DYSENTARY, CHOLERA MORBuS, cHOIE~
RIA INFANTUM CHOI.IC, Sc, and needs but trial 10
prove its efficacy. II is not unpleasant To the stomach
tasc and be given TO adults children with IMMUNITY
Cercatesois good effects might be procured enough to
fill newspaper, but the article will speak for itselftry it,
Prepared and soldby
July 28-tsif JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08

N u. PAYNE - BROTHER have made arrangement.
-. with the General Agent Of the Virginia Bible Society
sell the Bibles published by the American Bible Society
at the Socety prices, Tor CASH. good supply will be
kept on hand
Nov SIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08
Range Of the Thermometer,
REPORTED FOR THE 'SylRGINIAN"B
Ii. PAYNE Il BROTHER, Book sellers,
MIN STREET.. INNCHRuRG. "a
No. 2
DIR. HOOFL.f.ND'S CELEBRATED
GERMAN RITEElSS

Prepared by DIR c. M JACKSON, at the Gernna,
Medicine Store, No l20-irch Street, Philadelphia.
READ THE FOLLOWING ARTICLE.
HT appeared in the leading German Journal Of Phila
L adelphia-the philadelphia Democrat." The Ed
ior was personally acquainted with DR.. Hnofand aid
przng the services of his great man, he could quiet
look upon the Of AN mpustor without appiiz
ing the public Of approaching danger
CURISTOPH U'ILHEL.M HUFEL.lND.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08

LYNCHBURG MARKETS. now
Poris,ois- Bacon u 10 81; Beet. So 10 ST. Com Meal
TO to 62l cents
F7om-$i. toll.
Uheai--lted 81 cents; White o2,
Grain.-Con. 40 cts Oats2S cents.
Ciorer Seed No demand.
Uhiskey-So els. hlm.
BeesTar-lS cents.
Butier--ll to Is cts
Brandg-Apple. none offering Peach. none offering
Bar Iron -&S5 assorted and $50 80 when drawn 10
er.
Co9es-Rio Toto II cents; Laguira Toto II ia
i2i to IS; Mocha 20
Country Lmens-low 10 tn I |; Flax l2l to %.
Cotton iaras-Sacs 5 10 IL cents.
Fedthers-30 10 80 cts.
Fiar Seed-Sales IS to 90 cents.
Fish -IIerrings. No. /, 81 50; Shad. old 81 SO
new s 50
(iinseng--25 cents.
Hemp-We quote 6 To SIC. in dema nd.
Lniseed OH-65 TO 70 cents-in demand.
Lard-6i t,7.
.Niolasses-West India 80 to 40 cts per gallon n
%. AZ to As cents.
Ptaster-Lump, $5l to S..
Sugms-New Orleans 6 TOT cents; Porto Rico toS
cents; Clarified l2l cents; Loaf ltol2i cents.
Sah-$l S7s a2a.
1allon-9 to 81 cents.
Tn so per bbl
Uooi-2i to 90 cts, in demand.
HonIR oHs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08

~ BUSHELS MOUNTAIN EVERGREEN GRASS
80 SEED, in store, and tor sale, by
LACY TSREE,
Oct 2J-ts On the BASIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08

OnAn YDS. BONNET RIBBONS, from g.,
sJJUO Gems per yard to the finest.
TORTOISE SHE'LL TUCK AND SIDE COMBS,
Carved aud nlain, very cheap,
CHIPS and PRINCES, and large supply If SILK
BUTTONS. all Of which are just received and will be-
sold low f1CASll. by
OFT. l-isif JOHN J. PURVlS. Agent.
"a BUS. ENGLISH BLUE GRASS SEED in store
OV and Tor sale, by LACY TYRE,
Oct 2J-ts On the Basiu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LYNCuBUnG. Nov. Id. ~

LNNCHBuRG, Noy. I'd, ls19.
ToB.cco-Inspectionst to LIST Nov. iSis, l0s hhds
do do do do 1919 Si2 hhds
demand continues brisk for good Shipping and Manuac-
turing Leaf lugs and Common Leaf, 30 To ~ lever
sales range from 81 25 to 81 80 for ngs 81 s.
and midd,ng Leaf; s. os7 30 good and fine
shipping Sc TO $40 for good and fine Manufacturing
WHEAT IS os7A cts Tor Red, 30 92s Tor White
WILLIAM L. SMITH,
Commission Merchant
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08

more strongly IN such this, where the business
Is So large. aud the employe every way qualified.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08
Com spnissiOmer's Notice.

I Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery held
for Bedford county, the 18th day Of September S49.
stephen Z. Hurt, Pleasant Preston and Thomas L. Lett
wich late merchants and partners trading under the
and firm Of Stephen C. Hurt Coz Robert Campbell Lang.
worth Gray, Wilson G. Hewitt, William =. Campbell and
Samuel II arlcs late merchants and partners trading un
der the style and firm OF Campbell Quarles Patrick
Christian John f. sale, and Chiswell Dabney, sue as
well Tor themselves Tor the benefit OF such the other
creditors of Buke Gray decd will make them
selves parties and contribute To the costs Of this suit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08
POSTPONENu EMIT.

The above sale postponed until FRIDAY, the 1911
November, 1919, when il will certainly take pla-e.
Nov l-w2wif JAMES +. JOHNSON, TrI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08
To The Editors of The T'irginian:

Yours, very truly.
BIG OTTER.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-14
Sons of temperance.

The third Quarterly Meeting of Sumter
Division was held on Thursday evening last,
in the Methodist Church in this place The
exercises were opened with prayer by the
Rev. Moan GRAHAM, after which the w. p.
w. r. B llAYvswoRTH, introduced the
speakers, in few very appropriate remarks,
to the crowded and enthusiastic audience
The Addresses both OF Mr. CAsToN and of Mr..
BOWMAN. who by invitation addressed the
Meeting, were rcplcte with coquencc and ar
gusncnt and well worthy of themselves and OF
the cause for which they were pleading. We
regret that our space does not allow us 10
give our readers more extended account of
them. When the meeting was about CLOSING
member of the Order from Virginia, arose
and in a few rnmarks, told its history in his
native country, and passed glowing comDli-
mcnt, upon the goa! which he witnessed ON
the occasion.
The procession was, as usual, a very lar,c
one and every thing which was weu cglcvla-
ted to crafty the friends Of Tpmprraura IN
or District
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-14
JAMES S, ROBERTS.

Would respectfully acquaint his friends and
the Public generally, that he has now in
STORE his FALL STOCK, consisting in
part Of
Gents. extra fine Calf Pump Dress Boots,
from the most celebrated Philadelphia
Manufacturers;
Gents. Plain sewed and pcggcd Boots, some
very low priced;
Gents. Congress Caters, Patent Leather,
Oxford and Monterey Ties. (superior);
ladies' white and Black, Kid and Satin Slip
pers;
Ladies Black. Bronze, Blue aud light colored
Gnitcrs;
Ladies Morocco, Kid and Calf walking Shoes,
Of different styles;
Misses and Childrcns Cater Roots, Morocco
anl Seal, dress and School Shoes.
Black and Russell Brogans ofvarious quail
tics;
y large supply Of House Servants s.. s,s, both
Men and Women, some at very low pri-
Besides the above he has an extensive variety
of Iron and Wood frame Travelling and
Hair Trunks, Valsses, Carpet Bags sc.
The stock embraces as large variety of
fashionable Boots and Shoes, as can be found
in any smilar establishment ia ths county,
full description of which would be alto
getfer beyond the limits OF newspaper ad-
vertsement. They were carefully selected
by myself, and vii. be offered at a very small,
advance on first cost,
233 King Street, opposite Hasell
Charleston S. c., Nov. IA, 1910. 3 3t