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Is PURSUANCE of order Of tho s0rfusais of th- 'o1n
1 NS iors notice hereby gwen 10 all persons having 80
against joins G. fEAsk. late of he CIV oi Hss ips '-ss
u-sen' vouchers thereof the suN 81 .
Office Of Peas. murphy No TOO Cherry street m W 80 o ~
fl before the hui DAY Of Ooioyef Nrs 10
the 1stA day Of March, lsiq
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DOOFING-Goodwiu's Patent Cement Sheathiug for
IL Roofs cheap t and duraele-Quce q cents per
ioo laid roua hcnock boards 5i cents peg foot over
un or zinc and warranted. Apply io :. GOODWIN, ,
Co.eEr-y ace. near Olamhersst References n. bas-
fori root done 5 feet e.. Cruire-st. DeCoss- roof
done. feet Wrsst; Alderman Ferns roof done,
fa-fI in
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n PURSUANCE ~ an order oi u- Surrogate N ir ''1iit
New York notice hereby gwen al, persons hfs r f sffe
SAMUEL MtGNALL. late Of The Ciy of N-s iot, tees.sii
present with vouchers te ~ o. Mo slhs er a. lrs
.ii-nc- Hammond street The CTS of N~e t1t o.
The day July n-rtDat- New t0fk. De- ~ -
d.9 aWdmf CHRISTOPHER GWffh Am nIfffnf
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NEW-YoRK CEMETERY.
ACCORpEONS.

WM LEAVENW ORTIZ GENERAL AGENT
Once Nassan--t lmy9 Jun
Accountants
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- FTRNI-HED ROOMS. vel venn t.s,i' 10 10 &c
= Ist without beard. ~ hlrrag-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-01

Is PURSUANCE at A. order 1f me .4oosa@0 f - tay
l Newfofs notr- h-fty gwen % ah p-ron. hsfE rsss
.sna.t REBECCA ROMEfN, late of The Ny li "a f0f,,
c-sei present the With T1usher- iisf- i f ih' -
At 8-nss Charles plho ih@ village ~ khrl 80
County ant lnk h-Hi~ te ls lfy 81 49,
next Dated New fon fh- goth Day ~ Apil. lst
CHARLES DJBuls ,t............
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-01

n PURSUANCE ofief of The Surrogate Of t- tosoJ
! New York hereby gwen % al rTffl- having 80
against JOSEPH WEAYEk. si- of Tho ti ser fprs ieea
present souohsra thereof % le -u1seftr
o- spruce and Nfsfiu f.~f hs CRY 4 Nss
f1. fh- thirty hfst dsy Of JHy neFfDtsf Nf
Fors. 10Th daJ osJaaaAfy, isfs THOMAS MoEIkAH.
10 f.esu
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CALIFORNIA
AMERICAN
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

vessel. or hg other safe routes Will he insur-
most favorable ,rrm. ml8 ia,eodN ,inoseod
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AsTT-HEsT DgcIsfON-The dD1nV free'0,"'I
If the Goth SAYS The case Of stephen Van tensseae
IT, Thomas shaver which wa argued before JuAs's
Watson Harris and Parker Ia February last mas Dsc
decided The opinion Of tho Court "ss lnan""iy1.,
that no mower is conferred upon the Judges 10 say
,o,oed},gs In the collection Oi rent Judge " rgntt
wbo was not upon the bench when the case was nr,
ged reviewed with the other Judges the evidence ana
arguments presented 70 the Court Dpoh ~hoin ~ H
,ssngecuf bot ween hem understand dcFoiF'- .nt
dntv Of writing out the opinion Of tn Court ihr
oo1ioD IL important and 1t is due 20 the tenants tha
n be written out II the power docs not reside ih ine
1di,arv II dos in the Legislature That ii does in
the latter We have high authority and that the Les.a
ture may pass law authorizing the Judiciary 70 cay
proceedings as well any other law which justice ana
The well being OF society demand.
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ON CENT RFV,RD-Ran n

~ most splendid arlcle ever offered, elegant French
els hats ~ The low price ~ =. usually cold for a.
Also. an article a. 8 ~ srd . L,-neat ha,- ~ -
urf iAf BROWN. 10 Canaf--f
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tDuBLlC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE 80 Na..ss-il.sL-
elt- ter-ts 10 The relatives sd ~ Ea o VI
Lam GREGORY. ofth- chJ ~ New f0fs nsnhsri 5ssf
add slo alleged m have d~d n'e-air that .l. spqy usA
sas Of hs County oi Nes fo 'of sess 81 sdm-ifa'oss
~ estate of ne sad n@st.- he ls -
ococs "a the iof-noos -p.tei s-~ Yofs. n,s H. fsta
mllh aaaiN JlME. \ IHAYEH p.L-. Alr.n.lslL
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WANTS.

XLTANTED-eg r-.rectsh.e Protrsfart Tolns
w of-ar. sr4sf.ol 81 nurse. seaustrres ~ c--i
mad . r..--.l-..t -. f.-~ -.-.r-.nr- Er-- .1
c- 1-ef. fa. ro r .-- ~ fn rr f1 re county Aff
s. C0rtlal1-st 't.-l Zoo. hack roo1 Can 20 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-30
RAIL ROAD CONVENTION.
Leo. SHAVER, Secretary.

At a meeting OF the c izens held Floyd Courthouse
Oh the l9h day Of July. IS49.
On motion, Jackson Godbey, Esq. called to the
Chair, and j. \. Z3ntmeyer appointed Secretary.
The object Of The meeting having been Explained be-
ng for the purpose Of taking into consideration the prup
ely of appointing delegates attend the Rail Road Con
venliUn, to be held Chrstiansburg, the 9TH day
August next, il was
Resolved That The Chair appoint delegates to repre-
sent this county IN said Convention.
In accordance with the foregoing resolution, the fol-
lowing appointments We're made Fleming w. Lester
James B. Headen. H. L. Gillespie. 2. Howell, Henry
Cater, Thomas Franklin, NJ. ). Clark DR.. T. Fl eaden
Dr., 5. A. j. Evans, A. }. Kirby, Col Asa L. Howard
Harvey Deskins, Isaac Goolykoontz, Geo Rosenbaum
Peter Gueranl, James LitrelI, James H. Gray j.
Wells, f. Thrash, ID. Goodykoontz, John Lester, jr
I'hos. w Williamson, CD. joseph Howard, John
Helms, Richard Wells, Maj Thomas Banks. Bryant
IIyon, David n. Howell, David Hall, Luke Cox, Ira
Howard, 5. Dobyns, David kellerman and Asa Bishop
Ga motion, the Chairman and Secretary were added
10 the delegation.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting be
published in the Virginia Patriot, Lynchbug Republican
and Virginian.
Resolved, That The meeting do adjourn.
JACKSON GODBEY, Chan.
j. N. ZENTMEYER, Sec'y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-30
RAIL ROAD MEETING

At meeting Of the ciizens Of Washington County
convened az the Court House IN Moody the 2ud FIJI
day Ut July. Nyndham r lbertson. Esq. having been
called to the Chair, and Leo. Shaver appointed Secre-
tary:
On motion Of J. A. Campbell, the Chair appointed j
\. Campbell, J. NJ Preston, DrN Snead. jacob Lynch
and Co0nally f. Irigg, committee to report resuu-
ions, expressive Of the sense Of the meeting During
we retirement OF the committee, which had Withdrawn
or Consultations the meeting addressed in some bef
observations by the chairman upon the paramount i'm
portance Of the Road. and he propraty Of the appoint
ment OF Col {. F. NJ Garnet, of Va, as Chief Eng-
neer.
Al the close Of his remarks, John A. Campbell on the
part OF the committee, reported The lowing resolutions,
when we're unanimously adopted bv the meeting:
l. Res lived, That We the people Of Washington res
no7d cordially to the invitation made by the county Of
Montgomery to appoint Delegates TO the Convention pro-
posed TO be held al Chstansburg the 9TH of August
next 10 take in aid Of and promote subscp-
ions OF stock IT, tie Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road
4 Resolved, That both local AMI general considerations
urgently recommend this great work alike to the en-
!ighiened self interest, and lie patriotism of the whole
people Of the South West
3fd. Resolved, That twenty delegates be appointed
on behalf OF this county. TO attend the said Convention ;
and that hey be charged to cooperate heartily in any
measures proposed by said Convention, calculated to
tain the desired object
Pdrsu'nt to the third res luton, the Chairman
herenpon appointed the following named gentleman
delegates to said Convention John NJ Preston, Col.
VIM Bryan Maj. J I'M Camnbell, VIM King Heiske,
VIM. c. Edmondson, VIM. Y. c. White, G. F. Tfieg.
Thomas l.. Preston John Gray, Jr, Charles R. Coale,
John A. Campbell, Col. Ola H. Ward Chas. S. Behem,
John D. Mitchell Col. James l.. Davis. DIR. n. Snead.
w m. Is. Bryars. Dr. Alexander X. Preston John c.
Cummings and Col. A AIongle.
After the appointment Of Delegates, letter was read
by the Chair, from the Hon. WIN. c. Preston of South
Carolina, approving of he appointment of Col Garnet
of -L-i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-30
THE LEGISLATURE.

This body still hammers away upon the code
proposed by the Revisors and modified by the Sc
lect Committee. The members have shown a
becoming sense of sell-reance and contempt for
the Revisors and Committee, by rejecting about
half of what they have submitted. When they
adjourn there Will then be just as much necessity
for the labors of Messrs. Patton and Robinson as
there was before. 1t is clear TO our minds that
the action of the Legislature should have been
first obtained and the crude results Of their la
bors then placed in the hands of a board of Re-
vsors to codify and made ineligible.
The attempt to place the slaves of a m rried
woman upon the same footing as her land, failed.
It will ultimately succeed, we doubt not. The
usury law has been so far modified as TO allow the
recovery Of the principal and interest at the legal
rate Of six per cent No prospect of an adjourn
ment for weeks Governor Floyd is now on
visit to the seat of Legislation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-30

t. The Steam ship Alabama sailed from
New Orleans, on the goth inst, for Chagres, with
500 passengers.
r. The Cashier fthe Canal Bank, Mr.. Wiki
inson. has embezzled funds of that institution to
the amount Of $4,000 or $3.50, 600.
o. The citizens Of Petersburg in public meet
ing, have, with great unanimity, instructed the
Common Hall to subscribe for 100000 of the
Stock of the South-Sde Rail Road.
a% The late genial rains have been Of infinite
service to the corn crop and to vegetation gener-
ally.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-30
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL ROAD

We are gratiied to learn that The Board Of Di-
rectors. at a meeting held last week. unanimous
" resolved that fifty miles of the road, West Of
Lynchburg should be located and put under con-
tract at the earliest possible period, and that, so
soon as the necessary force can be withdrawn
from this division, the Engineer-in-Chi be d.
rected to prosecute the surveys Westwardly.
Col. Garnet, the Engineering Chief, has now
three parties in the field. and thorough survey
Of the various routes suggested will be effected,
so that, when a choice is made, all concerned
may have an assurance that il has been made
upon the amplest data and with the strctest ref
erence to the interests Of the Company. II is
pretty certain that the first division will be ready
to put under contract some time before the close
ofthe year.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-30
ARDTCTTON.

Great excitement has been produced by the
sudden disappearance, from New Orleans, of a
Spaniard named Rey, who arrived there some
few weeks since. Itappears that he was en-
ployed as Turnlley,in the HAVANA prison, and,
being suspected of having connived at the escape
Of two prisoners, confined for political oife
thought it prudent to come TO the United States.
The evidence is pretty conclusive that he was
kidnapped and carried on board avessel just
about to sail for HAVANA. The Spanish Consul
is suspected Of being privy to the transaction
If found guilty, we suspect New Orleans will
prove too hot for him. Surprising the young
man guilty of neglect or connvance, as to the es-
cape of the prisoners, he was under the protec-
ton Of our laws the moment he landed upon our
shores, and to be concerned in any attempt TO III
veige him out Of the country was high INSIDE
meanor in foreign functonary. The President,
in the event ofhis guilt, will doubtless revoke the
ConSuls Erequatur
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-30
RAIL ROAD OUARRELS.

The R. F. and Potomac Railroad Company OBJ
tanned an injunction, it will be remembered, 70
prevent the Louisa Company from crossing theil
line and extending their road Eastwardly &c
Richmond. The case has occupied the Circuit
Superior Court of Richmond, for week or more
and was eloquently and ably argued by Messrs
Rodes Mcfarland and Myers. for, and Messrs
Lyons, Stanard and Wood Bouldin against, the
Injunction. On Wednesday, Judge Clopton de.
cided against the R. F. and Potomac Rail-roat
Company. on every point raised, and dismissed
the bill with costs. OF course, an appeal has
been taken
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-30
STONE * a'COLLUNs's
GREAT WESTERN CIRCUS.
LEVIATHAN ESTABLISHMENT,

TTNS very superior and stupendoa Exhibition, acnow
TRAN ESTABLISHMENT ON THIS CONTINENT /!
viii exhibit at Lynchburg Monday, Tuesday and Wed
asday, the 9th IN and Sth days OF August 1919, FOR
THREE DAYS ONLY.
1t IS to add in consequence Of the immense
mount Of hunbuggery Of lit resored 10 by Heran Ira
ccihg Erhbu onS that the material Of STONE McCOI-
LUM'S CIRCUS is ENTIRELY NEW. The extent and
grandeur OF the outfit last Spr ~, without parallel in the
anna Of SINH Establishments, and required the servi
OF several NJ chanics and Artisans complete the en-
SenlJIe OF this VAST TRAVELLING CAVALCADE,, d,l-
ring the past winter
The CORPS OF PERFORMERS are Of that superior
cast not found IN Circus Compa generally, numbering
them gentlemen who alike respected for their esti-
mable qualities in private life, for their superior for
public, nd with satisfaction refer the follow
ing names: II Sgnr Luigi Germani, L. McCollum, f,
Stone John Smith, four the world produce their
ais their respective lines of business with Mr.. Lip
man, D. W. Stone, ]. r Shay, A. Levi, w. Stuart, lie
Seur Edgar T. H. Coleman, j. Brown, A. Gates, Masters
Burt and Williams.
The TESTERS to the Entertainments W. Worrcl and
Green job of that pure dye inquired after by
gentlemen visiting similar exhibitions attended by ladies'.
In the far the Clowns and other perform
eT IN the z concerned, rude Jest improper action
will be tolerated by the proprieors.
with this assurances trust the odum heaped upon
Travelling Companies generally by portion OF the mass,
will, ia this instance, be recalled
Stfood actions themselves with lasting hays
WhD Yell desc eds -,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-30

| A score or two of members of the National As
sembly have been, or will be, indicted for being
Implicated In the affair ofthe 18th June Ledru
Rolln, as our readers are aware, has eluded the
vigilance of the police, and perhaps made his es-
cape from the country. When a colleague Of VI.
( LamartIne, in the Provisional Government, he
issued circular TO the Projects enioining upon
them to arrest Louis Napoleon, then prescribed
man, should he appear in their Departments.-
The very same order has been telegraphed to the
Projects, in relation to himself, by the Minister
Of the same Louis Napoleon. This is Bit Of
the romance Of history.
1t is obvious that Louis Napoleon is seeking to
cultivate the good graces Of the Emperor of Rus
sla. 70 whom he has iu. despatched an Ambas-
sador. His sympathies are not with the people
struggling for their rights, but with their rulers.
The example OF France has stimulated the down
trodden people Of other nations TO cast off their
yoke-they Rave received, so far, not only no
encouragement from the Government Of France,
but even its moral influence has been directed
against them. Things cannot 80 on in this way
W e believe Louis Napoleon will be crowned
Emperor or driven out of France before his term
OF service expires
We have nothing reliable from Hungary. The
Russians have not made much progress, if any,
or we should have had indispuable information
Of their triumph.
Germany is in a sad condition The Frank
fort Assembly is dispersed. The idea of German
unity is as far as ever from being realized There
is instruction, more or less general, in some
parts and di>atTtction i'll all. Distrust, confusion
and despondence are seen every where.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-30
THE VIRGINIA PATRIOT.

We find the following notice in the Patriot of
Thursday last. 1t will be seen that, instead of
three times, the paper will hereafter, be publish
ed but twice, a week
NOTICE.
THE undersigned, having become sole Pronrietors Of
the Virginia Patriot, and South Western Aiv,cate,"
deem it proper slate, that they have connection
whatever with the past business transactions Of The Pat
not Office, and interest in the de5s due to i, up 10
this date
The Paper will hereafter be issued semi weekly, Con
Mondays and Thursday,) at the price as hereto
FORE and will be regularly mailed all its present sub
scu5ers unless disc9ntnuance is ordered. Il is hoped
that this arrangement will prove satisfactory to all
cernei and the Proprieors pledge themselves to do all
nat unwearled industry and strict attention to business
ca1 accomplish, - merit the continuance Of the very
liberal patronage which has been accorded to their prede
cessors.
The Editorial conduct Of the Patriot will undergo no
change.
ROBERT K IRVING s. Co,
PrOprietcTs.
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D.R,Lyman's Anti-Spasmodic Elixir
AN OUNCE OF PREVENTIVE WORTH A
POT.VD OF CURE.

TTNIE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to offer TO the public
remedy discovered by himself for Diarrhoea, Cholera
Morbus Cramps Spasm Pains in the Stomach and Bowels and
all diseases like spasnodc character Asiac Cholera IN
Guided
In Offering this remedy the public he has not the vanity
that possessed of than ordinary nfor-
nation about the character above
having Asiatc Cholera but having
been troubled for several days with very bad Darrhoea he
made the discovery Of the remedy by trying it upon himself
eectng perfect in or hours, and relieving all the
symptoms vizpans, spasms, Sc, in to 10 minutes
Since the upon himself he has given it 80 to
persons whom has been used with the
suit eecng permanent in far as he knows
believes For information, the public referred to the
following persons who have used it, vz:D T. C. Peters
Seth Hasey, James A. Stgler John Oglesby, Alex Temp
kins the Farmers Bank A. B. Rucker the Editors
of the sLynchburg Virgnan "Lynchburg Dr. A. C. john
son. oAmherst county, many others in town and country
recollected d. X. LYMAN.
~ BThis remedy perfectly safe and be used upon
children ithout the least fear of injurious results
Price so cents per Bottle.
July l2-E if ID. r. l..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-30
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LYNCHBURG. july %. Isa9.

massachusetts the past week, S4i hhds.
~ previously, 1901 hhds.
Receipts and Inspections moderate, with rather
nation in the Market and slight advance the price Of
Lugs and Common Leaf Sales range from 81 So 80 for
Lug 50 80 S4 50 for Common and Nddlng Leai 81 so
TO IS for good and fine Shipping and Semmng So to $40 for
COED and fine Manufacturing with the following prices for
ira hhds viz hhds. made BY NJ. Hatcher, at sl1 and
,li 25 do by j. A. Booker, $40 so do by Shopper
SO 50 and .l2 do by NJ Johnson at $40 Is do by
w. B. Scott Sill 25 do BY E. Torian, s1 IS do
BY z. Roberts, sll 25 and Sl4 so One crop II hhd
Lug and Leaf made by n C. Miller at So 30 to SO IS
average So %.
WILLIAM T. SMITH,
Commission Merchant
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-30
THE CHOT.FR

We are grat6ed to state that almost every
where the Cholera seems 10 be on the decrease.
Our last report from St. Louis shows but Sc
deaths-and on the Oath there were but 20 deaths
by Cholera in Cincinnati. In Richmond the
Board OF Health reports, on the 18th, two new
cases.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-30
d. r. LYMAN.

I.YNcuBuRa It'll mo. % 1Si9.
ReSrcc,ea Ersnd hereby certify that the 18th inst
was taken with darrhcea About O'Clock in the evening
disease became very violent accompanied with vomiting
this commenced taking the AntiSpasmodic t-S,
dose of which, consequence OF the vomiting az
first but my stomach. However every coz
afforded relief and persevered in taking IT I'll apoW
O'Clock morning, when the darrhGa and vomiting
ceased and my feeling became improved that slept con"
ortably for the balance ofhe night About o'clock IN te
morning. feeling uneasnes took another dose oil tc
Elixir, which afforded relief At this time am qne
from symptom Of the disease 1t be proper 10
state that took all four doses have great confidence
in the Elixir in all cases similar to mine
From what have understood to Asatic Cholera, my
disease its characteristics The vomiting was
violent and copious The discharges from the bowels were
copious and waery and towards the last anne as
white bucrmilk and quite frothy. My eyes became
much enlarged and skin turned blue My surface COW
cred with cold cammy During the action oil the DIS
had pasms but the next morning had cramps
| in my legs. Thy friend, respectfully,
kELIrA b. TOWNLEY,
One fthe proprietors OF the 'Lynchburs Vrg inian
To David X. Lyman,
Lynchburg, Va. 5
P.S In consequence oil bronchitis, with which at
tackled while young, have for many years been in feeble
health, and particularly for the last or mem
ton this fact do away apprehension of injury from Ia
king the Elixir, which feeble persons may entertain
| July 26-tsif B. Il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-30

o. A general Court Martial is ordered to con-
vene at the Armory, on the 9th August, for the
trial Of 1t Brown, of the Public Guard, upon
charges preferred by Capt. Charles Dimmock,
commander Of that corps. Col. Meredith is named
President and John S. Caskie, Judge Advocate
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-30
STOP THE RUNAWAY.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, residing in Amherst
IL county, about miles below Lynchburg, about the list
of this month"; my negro BETTY: She is about IS
years old of the ordinary size, stout built broad face and
thick lips Il is supposed she is lurking in the neigh
bo-hood will give reasonable rewarGfor her apprehen-
and delivery Geo. Bagby in Lynchburg, and all rea-
sonable expenses paid.
All persons are cautioned against harboring said woman
the utmost rigor the law will be visited upon All such
FRANCES B. SHACKELF ORD.
July 26-ifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-30

{s5- Our junior partner, Capt. ]. g. Shields
will visit in few weeks the following counties
Botetourt Roanoke Montgomery Pulaski, Wvthe
Flovd and Patrick. Ii is his design to be at the
August Court Of Montgomery, Pulaski FLOYD
and Patrick.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-30
ANTI-SPASMODIC ELIXIR.

yTyHF SBSC RIRER having received from several PCT
high standing in this place assurances Of the
effects of his Elixir begs to Offer the following cer-
cate evidence that does desire to impose any rem
Very respectfully,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-30
WHEAT! WHEAT !!

WISH 10 buy large quantity OF WHEAT ana VII
make it MUCH to the interest OF farmers TO give me
call before they sell their crops. will buy, to be oeverea
Steptoe Taaferros in Lynchbug at Beaver Creek
Lumber will also buy delivered on the "a
nal. NM' W. 1AO'A'
rero;g
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-30
TINSLEY & BRYAN T
pIcUNyOND VA

KICIhUND, A.,
4 RE RECEIVING LARGE AND WELL ASSORT-
N ED SUPPLY OF GOODS, purchased for cash, under
favorable circumstances, all of which they disposed to
SELL Ghese dull tme upon favorable terms, consisting in
part of
1000 bags I.sguira, Rio and Java Coffee,
100 hhds p Rico, st Croix and Sugar,
SO hhds and 100 barrels Molasses,
100 packages Stewards Refined Sugars,
200 barrels No 3, Mackerel,
50 barrels Tanners Oil
100 barrels Vinegar (CIder)
100 hhds Bacon Sides,
$50 boxes S< 10 and I0< y Glass,
tons Lewis w hite Lead
5 tons Blister Steel
500 kegs Nails, assorted sizes,
tons Hoop Iron,
500 sides stgooi" Sole Leather,
100 polished Grind Stonesl00 of ordin2ry quality,
so boxes Adamantine Candies,
100 boxes Huls patent,
100 half boxes Ekingtonss Candles,
100 boxes Elkingtons Brown Soap,-with a variety OF
other Goods too numerous TO mention.
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