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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-25
SPLENDID SKY-LIGHT ELECTRO DAGUERROTYPES


T'HE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to call the attention Of the
public to his iew Daguerrin Gallery, which he lust
Completed and furnished in good style, with improve
ShY-LfGHT, the largest South the Potomac and 50
constructed to graduate the any degree necess lry
to ensure perfect likeness.
Mr. w having successfully applied ELECTRICITY to
his former process OF making Daguerreotvpes, is
bed to get the action of Light the subject instant
y catch even the most vivid expressions infancy
his is great desderatum, it does with the here
toforeong and tedious sitting, which rendered almost
possible to keep the mobility of features These kenesses
are superior point OF beauty and ee expression
any heretofore Produced the colours
served, aud the picture can be seen in any light.
Mr. W. would beg leave to say that he of the first
to MT Tor Daguerrean and
first that introduced the profession this country, and
success both North and South particularly Richmond
Norfolk where hehaS received almost unlimited
the last SIX years, which has enabled him employ
l thirteen assistants and he taking annually
to six thousand Lkenesses which he deems SUFFICIENT
antee ofthe superiority Of his Daguereotypes.
Particular attention paid the taking OF keneses infant
Children, Cofpses copying Of Paintings aguerreotvpes
Great Depot of Daguerreotype Materials the Richmond
Gallery, and for sale at New York prices.
call most respectfully solicited whether sit for
likeness not. J. II. WHITEHURST PrDprietor
Call east side Main street, few doors above Franklin TIo
tel, lynchbur@ n Main street, Richmond; South Main
street, Norfolk and West Sycamore street Petersburg
p S-Mr. w respectfully offers Premium to any Ia-
guerreoypeist who will produce advertisement pnpo
ing TO make laguerreotypes BY the ELECTRO G.4LT1-
y ~ PROCESS, prior to his own, September last
December Its
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FASHIONS FASHIONS
For the Fall and Winter. of 1848---e

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of ynch
Il burg. and the 1ndng country, that my North
and French report Of Fashions has just come to hand
as issued by Thomas Oliver, Of New York They arc
very different from any thing heretofore issued land are 10
fine taste.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
to me, my friends and the public may be assured with
the advantages have in being agent for of the best
reporters in The United States, of getting garments cut
n the most splendid
NORTHERN OR FRENCH STYLES,
as they may fancy. All work Entrusted my care shall
be done with despatch. JOHN OAKEY.
Jan WIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-25

COSTUME HILL.
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING:
UHOLES,4LE AND RET.4IL.
IN hand and for sale the largest and best
~ SPRING; and SUMMER CLOTHING, at prices
very much reduced.
Coats OF every variety, embracing all the latest STYLES and
Of an improved cut and make from IS 2 g. H. j. 6,
8, SO, and upwards.
=. PANTALOONS
Panaloons OF all kinds, from Is to l. 80 Is 50
and asoa very fashionable STYLE the Iamartne stripe a;
as 3, 3 90, 81, and upwards.
VESTS
Vests of every variety, comprising silk satin cashmere
maseilles valencia from so cts to rs cts, ST. 3d. 81
80 and upwards.
BOYS CLOTHING.
Always hand the largest and best assortment of Bows
Clothing offered in this city.
A splendid assortment OF CLOTHS and CASSIMERES
Of the best make together with large and handsome
ty Of silk and marseilcs vestings winch will be up
order in the hest manner 20per less accustom-
ed prices and all neat and beautiful fit guaranteed
AT COSTUME HALL.
Corner Of Pratt street and Centre Market Space
H. H. COLE
9-Ataced to the above is OF the largest most
extensive SHIRT FACTORIES in the country, embracing
variety and make prices which fail pleas
any one wishing to purchase Sg-ONE PRICE ONLY.-Eg
Baltimore Md, April 2-wly.
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FASHIONS FOR SPRING s. SKINNER lS49,
JUST RECEIVED BY
j. r. EDW ARnS

FEW DOORS .ABOTE .AIEE.NS GJT4TKLN,S
AND OPPOSITE SAMUEL B. TRLR.aLa.N-S.
J. B. EDWARDS returns his thanks to his friends
and Public generally for the very liberal patronage
tended to him previous TO his coparnershp with W. r.
Lee and during that time, and would inform his friends
and the public generally that he has taken the bust"
ness into his hands, and hopes they will continue
their custom with him. All care possible will &c taken
to have work intrusteJ to him. done as well as It
can he done elsewhere. JAMES B. EDWARDS.
Sent l4-ts
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John G, McClanahan,

JO4L11 VI -s4OO1S44CSlI111
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
LTNCHBURG, VA.
7 AM now receiving my Spring and Summer took Of
Goods, lately purchased at low prices, consisting in
part of the following articles. viz:
20O 6a4s RoauI Iaguyra Coffee,
p do GA Java az very superior,
80 hhd@ MO-, P R. ana 81. Croix SIG gar.
5 boxes Lolf Sugar,
% hhls ana b5s Molasses, (some very superlor,)
2l0 kegS Nails,
1870 sides sue Leather
~ boIs. Tanners OF, Oest quaiity,)
casks Lamp ana Whale Oil,
. reams Foolscap and Letter Paper,
100 do Wrapping Paper,
o tons Country and 'Tradegar Iron,
60 boxes Sperm and .Tallow Candles,
- kegs Blasting and Rife Powder
20 blxes Tea,
chest d.. very superior article,
5000 Cotton Yarns.
40 boxes Raisins.
2 tierces Rice. fresh,'
Shad, Maokersl. Herrnrs and Roe Herrings,
Lie u o EsS,
90 bbls Rectied and Mountain Whskey,
25 DO Oh Rye Whiskey,
10 d. Apple Brandy.
II do Imitation French Brandy
French ara Pale Champagne Brandy very snpe-
Madeira and Sherry Wine Chest quaIity,)
Porter. Rum, Gin Malaga, Sicily MADEIRA and Port
Wine, with many other articles.
c on MIS- SIO.N 3 USTNESS.
Ny prompt personal attention given to consgnmcnis,o
FLOUR, WHEAT, TOE Acco, BAcoN and all kinds coun
try produce. Also, 10 receiving and forwarding Goods
and Produce. No charge for drayage
May Its JOHN G. McCLANAHAN
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advertised above.
The Managers printed dratcnss endorsed by the CON-
mssioners appointed or this purpose) BY the Governor OF
Maryland, in all cases . our Correspondents
{5> Letters always strongly and care fully sealed
The purchasers Of Packages Tickets seldom have more
than six chances against their drawing package any
the capital prizes and package may draw Of the
highest prizes Twothirds of the prizes sold in Pack
ages Of tickets.
e. Please ordera few days before the Lotteries draw All
orde.s punctually answered by the mails.
Persons distance from Baltimore who wish Fortune
Buckled their Backs will find that it only necessary
enclose the price (as laid down the above scsedue for
package single ticket to the truly Fortunate far famed
ana old established house of
PTFER g. CO.,
No. LlGHT-sT Baltimore. Nd
June 4-lm
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NEW FERN.

rE! Undersigned ws carry the business hereafter I'M
L der the and style Of Y. GUGCiENFiEINILR x Co
at the old stand OF the old firm. They have now and will
continue to keep, handsome assortment of
0AE @oDDZ,
consisting part of Broad Cloths Cassimeress Vestings
Cassinett, Fulled Cloth Jeans SC &e
ALSo-constanty hand, choice assortment of ladies'
De ana Fancy Goods. Likewise Hats, Caps and Shoes
an Ut " Ach Will be sold at reduced prices
n. GUGGENHEIMER
T. GUGGENHEIMER
Iec7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-25
ROSS CAST TRO.N.NIT.J-S

TIE subscribers have just received four more of Ross Gas,
lrs1 Corn Mills, which offering aceomnoia-
ing terms We would simply saw recommendation Of
~ tat no farmer miller who has force sufficient to
turn one ought to be without 1t is very simnle
cheap and 7eiu machine and never has failed please
It has been tried
idaich It's LACY s GARLAND. .
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AGRICULTURAL.


t,v heavy rrus n rel clover in in mediate srrrsssi
fist terau.. the Greater the rn,,t the mare losrqte
and ,,,a-b IL als.T,c,aJ froo Tho md. ora j,dl a.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-25

tmey nave one more reason to recommend their
ri1Noo win l commence ana ask II as favor, Ct ali
beis 10 .. t .neir stock
Nos & eS II Entavs+
49,,
Mnc1e "! We gon>S ouu idst assortment OF 6, 81
r y 49, Mn 80 q f - = AIlShed Gases
:, TX ; III: 7. = > "i an '"e latest European
The f,lIovino letter iron, Miss Adele Hobns,ocL 49, :,
40 m =, III i ~ Aue'e iioHist lock and Ny.
their Pianos IN their recent ma, successful Con, pug OF
cItr win .b,,, the estimation n ,hcb th si,! ~ ms
artists hold the Pianos manufactured bv hessrs
Geeble. "'De
R,It;n,ore tobr,. ,c. .
On our musical tour through the United States
acquainted with the Pianos manufactured by Me,s Knab
< C;1hle Of Baltimore. They furnished with one nj III,
Grand Pianos for all Concerts at Baltimore, and lawn
there tried it in every variety Of music ana fully tested *
power, happy to declare, do with full CONF
dencc nat the Pianos manufactured BY them are an Y
STATS AND even rival the Pianos Of the most o4'ed
or;es n E,,r,oc The Pianos of Nessrs Enab ~ 'ac-
I'll constructed with c rtmost care ave him; hle
durability UNA F,r fine sonorous and full tone % or
uosig " u'Io II tLrf '"Ae pressure N Iecou
ADt,T L IlO1INcrort
CHAtTES IIOHNSTnGr
iii as S,,I Ire % iI1Ins"lck
T,;r,.+,r or.I,. lr,,.;.aI - 80
pr;7, Inet;,nte If II,nobr! ''u
MI Scbnhertb Is thq possessor If the ooI5 ,podi -
~ III L;,r III Jy,r,.,,tI,, ,,a H. ~ "dued
tLr,rt lin Tnd Stts II tI . In 7 I''iSorkS
I'br G,1Io,,in, 1attcr tro,n MI RI, III S
i,rr,cr ,r ANA ,,;,r INA Nan IN, a,,,r;l N PET
R;sb,,, II; Lar ,,s.,I .,,r Win ~, hcr s i. u%he
opinion of the merits Of Ncssrs X s. q Z Pianos '''
-
bAfN>uN ; l'olIL' ice. II, lSis.
Dear 'Tentlcmen - am directed BY Madame Anna Bishop
to express her thanks for Your kindness furnish her VIII
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More Famed than Sheba's Queen
EeKFEIEs & co.
THE WELL KNOWN AND TRULY LUCKY
E. % Il Y'E Es '.Eb ~ II Il r. n y .


NO. i, LIGHT STREET,
BALTIMORE, ND.
M HOSE wide spread renoWn has rung from tile ex-
w IRENE North tu the Southern terminus Of the A.
mercan Union, claim the peculiar merit Of having sold to
their distant patrons within The past month"; the following
Brilliant array Of
RICH AND SPLEN DID PRIZES,
Those who follow the Chase catch the Game.
GEOREOtS RESULTS!
$4,000 Whole Ticket, sent 10 Philadelphia.
$1,000, W hole Ticket sent to Columbus Ohio
81 600. Whole Ticket. sent to Halifax CO. n G.
$1,000, W hole Ticket. sent 10 Adams Co.. Pa.
5000 Half Ticket, sent to Marion Co., s. O..
$4,000, Half l1cset, sent to Macon county Ga.
$4,000. flait Ticket, SEN to Susqnphanna Co.. Ia.
$4,000, Quarter Ticket sent to Lincoln Co., \. c.
$4,000, Quarter Ticket, sent to Mahoning County,
Quo.
See Managers Official Drawings.
Every one Of the above Prizes PlFER s co. have
promptly paid. free of discount and fled for the
inspection IF the pnhlic.
Fyfer 4 Co, sell nearly All the Prizes
Nv become wealthy you have ouly to forward an Or
der through the Mails to Pyfer s. Co.. The Great Head
Quarters for Prizes.
All communications strichj confidential
BANK DRAFTS, payable at SIGHT il Gold RENTED
promptly to any part Of the United States fr Prizes sud
by Pytar s 90.
O. Every Drawing PYFER s co. are sure 70 sell
some Of the handsomest Capitals.
gc- One Order To Pyter s c.. may realize Spen-
did Fortune
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u e ~ s III q II
Al Old Spring Ware House.
ENE criberrespectfuy the citizens flvncl
! burg and ITS vicinity that his
WasOn-nsaking and
B LAC KSMITH SHOPS
are row in full operation All those who rood nice
cheap can get 1t by calling the subscriber no is
prepared to do all kinds of work both branches with
.NE4I.NESS IND DESP4TCH
He has large stock Of very superior seasoned timber 70
commence with and his workmen are equal to any n ~
State OF rgina In his Smith Shop he has st-rat
good and neat Horse hoe and always has on banda GOOD
stock OF Shoes and Nails.
y. JOHN H. BAILEY
The subscriber has very sr1perIor Roam yv.c,oNS
shea OH and several Carryalls, second-handed
ALSO,
several Second Hand Road Wagons.
and VIII IN short time have and keep general assortment
W4GOsNS. C.7RTS. PLOUGHS AND .
WHEEL- B.4RROUS.
All OF which he Will sell low
t,,r,-.., JOHN II. BAILEY
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FIRST PREMIUM PI9ln.,

The First Pre-.
MUM N. for the bes,
Piano Forte, ha,
been awarded 10
the undersigned
by the MARYLAND
Institute, III
most celebrated
Manuia Of
the country being
hh ~
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CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS & IINENDRILLs.

which they have made have
short notice. WAREHOUSE & POTTER
Store formerly occupied by WHITTraoRE & Co,
Three doors below T. ID. Jennings commission store.
April 3--tf
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Sugar. .yEoFUscpe 60

10 HHDS- n. o. Sugar, part prime
III do do Molasses
10000 lbs family cured Bacon
$50 pairs heavy Brogans, for GAMBLERS
1000 lbs MAYORS Cast Steel from zsquare and octaror
to inches,
100 kegs Blasting Powder,
Is do Dupont's Rifle do
tons Viewers Iron, assorted,
p do Tredegar, all sizes,
2u00 lbs mass and stick Liquorice, best brands
$500 do Stuart's Loaf Sugar,
1000 do crushed and powdered do
GRGUNDand LUMP PLASTER, for sale bv
April 16-ts GEO -RaGRY
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IDEE @oD-DZ,
Clothing EstNbgisln,Puf,

VtVs sstfFss ElHs VtBstSyt 5FfP5{f.
FE'HE subscribers have ntered under
II the nime and stvle of y. GUGGENHEIAIER & Co
or the purpose of conductinga
General Clothing Establishment. :.
They have hand large and handsome assortment d
READY MADE CLOTHING
OF all kinds adapted the present season. which thew offer
low for cash. at their sore door r. Tvree's Office
Main Street, Lynchburg. n. GUGGENEETMER,
II. GUtiCiENHEIAER.
s GCGGENHEIMER
Dec. It's
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- DlN0 fDS Flax and Tow Linens and Drill
80 - hnSs N store onconsgnment, 20 which we in
we OF contractors and Others wanting such an
LACY 4 GARLAND
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LANDFOR SALE,
CO.S'T.EE.gsE.V'G 1904 ,4CRES.

1 llNG Immediately the Forest Road about Is n;lcs
west from y3chburg and within one mile of Norwood
Tavern Presumng all persons wishing buy would first
ew the premises suffice it to remark that valuable
little FARM being at least third in Woods and an un.
usual portion, for the size of the tract, is rich
Bottom Land
1t remarkably WELL and produces kindly. There is not
as much as one ACRE Of CALLED land on the
tract The Improvements comfortable Buildings all
new There are also oher yaluabe lands adjoining which
can be bought il additional quantity should be wanted
Persons wishing to view the land, will please call on the
subscriber living within few miles OF the same Posses
sion san be had at the time OF purchase As this land
brought int market to raise means the accommodating
indulgence can be extended, if required
May 24-wts WILLIS G.. POINDEXTER
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Philadelphia Advertisement,
TO LIBRARY COMMITTEES, MERCHANTS, o.
GEO. =. APPLETON.
bookseller. Publisher and I,,n
NJ, I64 Chestnut St. corner Of It'll, S,,aio,,s p''
NtNthSS }.
PHILADELPHIA, PA

VIE Proprietor OF the ,bove establishment, ,,,,
Il leave TO call the attention OF the public 10 MI; veg
SOCK oil BOOKS, IN every Department Of Leraturc rge
hos' particular attention is paid to the execution of
llo4 gentlemen deslrouS Of increasing their Ibrari.
Iomhnlees N every town and village Tor the opnd; nhu
or5fleS' Iis motto Is ''large sales and small prof
ea every quarter winch will be sent gratis to all
Cnon on application post paid. HIS is so ar he
thai visitors can find the Books for themselves
classified according subjects 50 that the Lawye ong
man Physician, Merchant, Farmer, Mechanic r,n
the Books they are in search Of without the aid of . u
Every attention Is shown visitors, and it is bon
strangers will make it convenient Lounge during tbs; ~!
in the CITY. 60 say
All orders FIR Bools published in part of Epro
America puncuai attended 10, and furnished at I'm, l
prices. Information in regard 70 any matters perainn
ms business cheerluv civ application the prons
tor Booksellers and Country Merchants supplied on libr
1, terms eai
March 26-3m
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N.SO-caliroes, bed tickinrs apron checks wool and
fur hats bed cords leading Ines shovc spades grind
stones, Porter curry combs, cotton and wool cards. suspen-
der shoe tacsand shoe thread mustard pepper spice
ginger, nutmcgs, indigo, soda, SIC sc.
Nav 2S-w4w
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ID. r. PAYNE q RRO

Are the agents or the sale Of the above PIanos au can fur
nIsh any style that may be called for They would cali the
attention OF lovers OF Music to Just received at the
BOOK STORE.
March 22-wt2lsep
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For Adults per week s. 00-Less than week 81 % cts.
per dav. Children and Servants half price. Horse per
week 50 So ISAAC IRVINE HITE.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-05
FOREIGN MTELLIGEHCE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP WASHINGTON =
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Important from Hungary Certain HlngSriGN victo-
yies and rtsmorcd defeats The Pops stQ at Gseto-
Ledru Rollin in Pars.- Markets, &c.
New YoRK, Sept. 4--l2 n.
The steamer Washington arrived last night. about 70
o'clock having left Southampton the Goth, and bring
ing two days later intelligence from Europe.
It is reported that great battle has been fought ct
Groswardeia, between the Hungarian and imperialist
forces but the result had not anspred when the Wash
ington sailed.
The affairs at Comon remain the same.
Vienna is garrisoned only by few raw recruits, all
the reliable force being sent against the Hungarians
Presburg has been 1t length occupied BY the Magyar
troops.
The Russians acknowledge defeat in Tnnsylvania.
with the loss of 100 privafes.
II is reported that 5000 Russians under Luders have
been defeated and put rout by Benz with inferior
force and compelled to take refuge in Wallachia.
Letters from Vienna state that great battle has been
fought Szegeden between the hostile armies, which
lasted without interruption, for several hours and emf
ed in the defeat Of the Magya (This i probably tho
battle 6rst mentioned having been fought 1t Groswar
den) In this battle the Msgyars reported 70 have lost
pieces OF artillery and 400 prisoners The reports.
however very contradictory yet look favorable for
Hungary.
Ledru Rolin has returned to Paris to sand his trial.
The Pope persists in his refusal to return 10 Rome The
people Rome becoming more and moro excited by
The arbitrary acts Of the ecclesastical council.
There a slight improvement in English funds md
cotton continued firm at Liverpool ct the Quotations By
the Caledonia st
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BALrImoRK, septemb

BALTIMORE, September as p. m.
The Weather Rstsr~ins from the ooSstry- Hsrsaria~
Dsmonaraiiom.-R nmusd Dseaing Psrty-Fr0 Sod
The Markets, &c.
The atmosphere beginning It's usual fall Tone
hundreds OF our citizens who have been ruscatng the
country and the various places Of fashionable resort
energy their various vacations. Our hotels also
crowded with strangers, mostly business men, and the bust
Of the city present cheering aspect Of energy
and activity.
Speaking OF hotels, reminds me Of the fine Improvements
completed at the Exchange Hotel, which Is under the
management Of Mr. Daniel Dorsey, rendering IL one Of the
comfortable establishments In the city The Exchange
Hotel Is located In tho very centre Of business, and will
comfortably Accommodate 200 guests il 10 most admirably
conductcd the proprietor being provcrba AZ host and the
attendants watchfu 10 secure the comfort and minister
10 the pleasure Of his guests.
preliminary meeting held In this city last evening
preparatory grand demonstration In favor Hungarian
independence, and its immediate recognition by gov
The bv the steamer Washington will give
impetus the feeling the subject, and tend TO
secure demonstration worthy Of the cause.
There was rumor In the city last evening of number
Of young midshpmen from the naval school at Annapolis
having passed through this city their way the dueng
ground at Annapolis settle personal difficulty in res-
ton TO which the recent court Of inquiry held Al
though rumor likewise ssstes duel to have taken place,
and one Of the parties have been shot, have been
able 10 obtain any reliable inelgenos to the matter.
The Rev Oliver Jenkins has been appointed president
Of st. Msrys College, vics Professor Raymond. resigned
There was free-soi meeting held yesterday II which
the entire party In the quite corporaps guard