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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18

quenie rises Is aud 2af,et aud At snm, seas,ns RI Al
anu 81 lei, no WHAT could he made that would b. of A.
ny Use lof eommerrlal purposes This GRADE ~ anlno
eN"nds along lie whole FAINT Of the toNn aud is one Of
VII. o'S' nae seen ON The ONO or Mssis pp iiyers
ihe Ponlai lon A. business OF the own is evidently
'ieas's, as HE numerous houses and siures con
ehSsfy nlovn. All are built in a style t., show IN
"a aS'he thfl't when smNarr. with the oder houses
mere are number OF large Comm. ion h,is, 5 het-
''h'e'eu with the anal and river Trade aad pteat
uu'"f 81 small ttades aud mtch1uies In TACT ever,
'hha here denotes well udefed pfow my and spetous
ehmholly sui. there has been AID Is now a lack ii
r'Pal aud enterprise 10 make 4 mnlely Tho ADVANTAGE
'ea' 0lr pare Is capable Il The ciarns generally at
'lloue much OF the uscnfy of their Town In the lack
=" Pf9hr encnn aeement from the en stature and am
vi, 'n'N n''e been Ia the habit III complaining buddy
ana utterly ii his nrgh ct. am. however Inclined Ia
,,i."h lnH' lhete /, sun fault among themselves and
ua' al hoagh inefe is no doubt want nf caplal vet
Ia concert and al we'll directed would onu since have
ouih The arta here, AMI made Ihls place the second
GUY Ia IN Stale II tut the fret In wealth IN p,pula
"oo' afa business. In my will nv To show YOU
"n'te l' ST. elements of greatness my be tnnd-ond
VII Try 10 make the subject interesting Yours. Sc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18
A STEP TOWARDS MONARCHY.

The Constitution of the United States, embo-
dies model form of government. 1t is based
upon the principles of civil liberty. Is republl.
can in its spirit, and regards the independence
of the people as the highest and greatest gift of
government. The trainers of the Constitution
have established Republic, but not without en-
dowlng 1t with Republican form of government
This form OF government approaches as near to
perfection, as any system which has here
tofore been devised by man. Its operations
prove its efficacy and demonstrate the nutilitv of
change. But the restless spirit of ambition
knows no restraint {; but seeks the use of any
means, which foreshows its ultimate success
Hence we are not destitute of attempts to infringe
upon the Constitution and wehave no unfre-
quent manifestations of the desire for change.
The Constitution is chart of well devised
plan OF government. A government in which
the distinction between anarchy and indepen-
dence is recognzed;'and the provisions of which
are directed to the suppression of the one and the
maintenance Of the other. And its operations
have preserved the independence of the people,
and at the same time prevented the approach to-
wards anarchy. The trainers of the Constitution
have proceeded upon clearly and accurately
defined distinction between the rights of the peo-
pie and the powers Of the rulers. Its provisions
secure to the people the exercise oftheir rights
and atthe same time endow the rulers with all
just and essential powers. The difference be-
tween monarchy and anarchy i. clearly drawn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18

ana the distinction Is fully sustained The pro.
VISIONS made, are between the two. They nro-
vide for rule but make that rule sufficient only.
Tor the promotion ofthe great end of Goyernme nj
the peoples good. A careful Investigation of
the provisions oithe Constitution will exhibit the
eNceliencleS of the system, and convince MS.
that 1t claims the only possible distinction be-
tween monarchy and anarchy, and that a depar-
ture from ITS acquisitions will entail upon MS the
oppression otthe one or the evils ofthe other
And every innovation upon material provision
every alteration of a fundamental principle has
either been step towards monarchy or a pro-
gressive move towards anarchy.
He course pursued by Mr. Calhoun is. proof
oil the assertion. lie proposes change in the
Constitution. One of the grounds of change
consists III the fact that there have been dis
nnlonists IN the Church. The Churches of the
North having grown more powerful than those
OF the South have been enabled to succeed in
their measures, and the secession of the South
has been the consequence. From this is infer
red similar result In the State. This is making
OF the Church a criterion. Let Church operations
be regarded by the Legislators of the nation, as Il
criterion from which TO derive our IDEAS of ma
tonal actions, and the course of the Church be
comes precedent. Yea more. Admit that
the course OF the Church is a criterion, let the
church know that its action is recognized AS
such, and we arm the Church with power to in
iluence the whole legislation of the country
We virtually incorporate it with the State, and
though not formally we literally unite Church
and State Permit the Church to gain the asccn-
dancy so far, and there is but one step To be
made, there WILDE but one struggle among the
Seets and the monarchal policy of institutng
state religion Will ensue This will be the most
fatal blow, which 1t is possible to inhiet upon
,,,j Al,
is but one step to monarchy, and from monarchy
to dcspohsm but another all of which point
with unerrlng certainty TO the ultimate reign of
anarchy. We speculate upon the result, but
do not fear an endorsement of the views of Mr.
Calhoun. We point to it as an exemplfcation
OF the utraism OF his views, and as proof of the
eifcacy and superiority of our Constitutions
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18
OBITUARY,

- Died IN tins place, on the l4lh inst, Ms. SUSAN
oi.f widow ct the late Rev siah Cole aged 81 years
months, and days. About 30 years slnce, she en-.
baced the christian religion and upted With the Meth
@di~i frs""ral Church. al whch she rem,inpd n Nom
her, aud an ornament until her DEATH hcinr always Tho
same hrln consistent, aud devoted follower Of Christ
For - years sho was the subject Of gfcat bodily well
mental Suletlng but in nfl ction she mumured not, IN
sorrow she neytrreplned. seeming always willing IN sui
Ter, as well AS do the will OF her Father in Heaven Her
last hours VIII mol soon be forgotten By this community
strangers and acquaInancos deemed privilege to visit
her aud 10 each one she gave adnonton OF encourage
mint as the case required lr work being finished she
yielded IN Joy her Sprt 10 Hun who gave IT,
There rest thee Sufferer sweelly rest
Thy struggles DER. cold J5rdan's past
Fold now thy wings upon thy breast.
AID sweetly ing "lm home at last"
Nj. J. T.
Republican aud Patriot will please copy
-, On the 10 inst, NJ Il residence of her son.
m-law. flheophus r New.) in lynchburp. Va.
Mis- FRANCES ROGERS, consort of WIN. l.. Rog
es Of raleigh \. c. in The 5sl year of hor aye, after
,proracted illness.
The Richmond Republican will please copy
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Commission NlerCh.ut
LyNCununc MARKETS., M,ecu,o

INNCuBuRG MARKETS. MARCH Ia
PforisioH Bacon. q, Heel. 81 Ia Is; Com Meal
80 cents.
Flour 81. ioS i9
Ubtat Red 50 cents. White S.
tfHh.-0"rn. 30 Ia ~ cts Oats 35h 10 cents
Cioref Seed 81 t, s.
" hisheg.- Mountain 80 IL 81 -lanphorne s Hum.
= ccuts
BecNcar-lS Ia 20 cents
Baitcr--ll 10 - cts TT NJ. l.
Bhrid7 -Npple. none onefuY Peach none u ll,tinp
Ban Iron ts5assorted and $50 so when drawn to
order.
Cn7ee-Ri" l6ol7 cents, loguira l6 10 II ia.
1t; Mocha ~
Country iiaeas =Tow II; Flax II cents
Cotton ldrns-Salcs l9a20 cents,
Feathers -S2 10 SO cis-Scafcc
iirr Seed Sales 90 In % cents
Fish -lierrlngs. No. |, 81 90; Shad. old g. so
50
Ginseag-25 10 26 cents
lienp-W quite 10 7lc. in demand
Linseed Oi-70 cenis-in demand
Lmd-6 to 81. Dull
'Iot.@s-West India IS to 40 ctspcr gallon \
q. i2oi5 cents
P"dcr-l.ump. 81 to S.; Ground. i6i To a.
Sugars New Orleans Il 10 cents Porto Rico toSl
cents Clarified l2l cents; Loafllatul2l cents.
Sah.-& % p.
IaHa,r a
Tn 81 So per hb
u ~ to 90 cts in demand.
/ Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18

&c5s destructive fire broke out in st. Louis.
on the 10th instant and destroyed property 10 the
amount of $50 900.
o.. Colonel Fremont has arrived in Washing
ton.
o. The Speaker of the Louisiana House of
Delegates, Preston W. Farar, Esq, died, ON the
7th instant.
2a55' At large meeting held in st. Louis, on
the Sth instant, the course pursued by Col. Ben
ton was approved, and that of Mr.. Calhoun repu.
dated
o., The Emperor of Austria has recovered his
health.
o. The Editors of The Republic received, in
one day, orders for 400 copies oil Mr.. Web
sters Speech.
o., bill subscribing 500, 900 to the Gordon
and Milledgevie Rail Road has passed the Geor-
gia Legislature.
o. The ship Susan G. Owens was lost near
San Francisco. All on board persisted.
o. The Governor of Massachusetts has ap
pointed the 18th of April, as day of fasting and
prayer.
g. The cholera has appeared on plantation,
near the city of Montgomery, (Ala.)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18
NEW YORK, March, Il-6P. NJ


.irrirdl Of The Canoda-.1,rral Of The Cherokee Nor,
God-.lInheis, Sc.
The Royal Mail steamer Cauada reached her wharf
at noon to day. The news presents feature be
You'd what you have already published. l,aIngs' Cir
cuar notes quite active demand for American seen
rites closing with sales al lOGial07. Considerable
business also done in Massachusetts and Pennsy lvana
bonds, the latter nj S2aS3. Maryland Skies 50 to co.
The Steamer Cherokee arrived here 10 day from Cha
ges She brings twenty passengers and three hundred
thousand dollars in gold dust, but latter than
that brought by the Georgia.
Owing 10 the favorable advces from F.ngl and the
recent large receipts Of gold from California, the Stool,
market has become very firm and all snund Securities
are tending upwards. Treasury Note 6's ll3all3i
Coupons ll5sal l53. The money market is very ea,y
and ahundantly supplied. Exchange England is
quiet aud nominal at 81 IL s. premium.
Flour is steady but not active, Tho sales to-day
are 1000 bbIs al 81 81 to for common Western and
State brands. Pure Genesee S. 50l5 Sc. Some sales
at s. 62. Southern S. 10 l2s. Com Meal 81 75a-
81. Rye Flour 81 81.
There has been fair inquiry for Wheat and sales Of
10 900 bushels Genesee l28al30cls. Corn is STEADY
sales Of 900 bushels at 5fa55 for White and 56a
81 cts. for yellow. Oats 35a42 els. for Southern and
Northern. Rye 57a5S els.
Provisions about the same as before the steamer
Sales of Mess Pork al $40 81 aud Prime s. 81. Lard
firm at O. cts. in bbs.
The Grocery market is quiet Coffee dull. No sales
reported. Sugars aud Molas,es unchanged. Rice is
qule small sales at 81 CHS.
There is active inquiry for Iobcco and holders are
asking higher prices.
The Cotton market is depressed under the news. and
the transactions moderate. The sales to-day amount to
800 bales only, at decline Of cts per h. since the
cept OF the Canada S news.
Whlskey is steady, with moderate sales al 2la25 s.
per gallon.
There is good demand Tor Naval Stores and sales
making at 33a33i cts for Spirits Of Iurpentne and 81,
Is per Dbl. for crude.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18
TSMOUTII OHIO.
It's advantages orcr other tO,cns IN the " est
Enrrosna,danra nf tho Il

Portsmouth, Ohio, Feb. 8. 1850.
| have completed the tour proposed to take whenl
last you, and am now returning to your city. ar
rived here last week, and meeting with school mate and
friend, have concluded to remain here until the winter
is past and the business of early spring shall require my
presence at home During my stay IN this pretty town,
will write you from day Today, my other engage
menis will permit, and give you such information AID OBJ
servaons as may think will interest YOU
Portsmouth, the Ohio river, is li'tle known in the
90 ahead every day working world Of the Arnc Shore
not because Of any lack ofnerest in ITSELF but because
ofhe wonderful westward progress Of our population,
and the proximity of the town 10 the great city OF Tin
cnna 1t is in some respects suburb OF the CITY, al
though hundred and miles east Of it, no nearer
Psburg; and bears the same relative importance To this
great city that Newark in New Jesy does to New York,
have examined every part of this town and suburbs and
the advantages possesses many other towns IN the
West, of much noorey and business; aud propose
to give you all the information have collected upon
this subject.
Portsmouth is situated on the north bank of the Ohio
river 10 miles of Cincinnati and the mouth Of
The Srioto river. At this place terminates the Ohio Ca
nal which commences at Cleveland, Lake Erie. and
runs 800 miles through the fertile part Of this State
Tine Town makes most beautiful appearance from the
river as the main or front is built up with hand
some brick and dwellings and extends about half
mile along The hank of The river The bank is faced
or graded to make slope of So degrees and thus
the boats thai navigate ,he river approach nearer the
tow AS the water increases in H. light. This grade IS
made substitute fol wharf, for, as the flyeI ire
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18
FREiGirrS Up AND DOWN THE CANAL
RICHMOND. March | |

z.
TOBACCO ! Receipts falling of; demand active NJ
Iah improving raes. We quote Lugs S., 10 s.;
Ieat So To Sl2, ms in quality
flOuR.-llclders are asking 81 81, for Richmond
Purchasers uer 81 rs Tor Richmond aud s. lor SCOTS
Vile.
WIIEaT.-Red 81 OPP ,osl % per bushol, and
white 81 o. Ia 81 on.
CORN-52 to 50 cents. per Sc lbs
oAIS-We quote 37lai0 cents per busho ma the
sen9 price.
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NEW SPRING GOODS. FOR 1850.

NJ Fem s. GWAFKIN, Lynchburg, Va.-The subscf'-
WI bcrs have store by arrivals from Boston New
York. Philadelphia and Baltimore, splendid assortment oil
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Shoes Hats, Boots, Caps, Boiling Cloths Sole Leather,
Leather Trunks, Carpets, Curtain Goods oi all kinds Gilt
ornices of all patterns and prices, Table Linens Napkins,
i24 Linen Shectngs, l2I Cotton Shsctings Sc All we
ask call and examination OF the stock from buyers,
we pledge ourselves to please IN both Goods and prices
March lS.-1t. MEM X GWAIkIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18
STOLEN
SPRING SILKS. SPRING SILKS.

NllE attention of the public is respectfully called 10
1 our stock Of LADIES DRESS GOODS, Of late
and fresh arrival.
Very rich Armote Dress Silk all shades,
High usiard black Gros Rhine Silk,
Black Turkey Satin, clear black,
Satin striped black Silk.
Satin striped NIouslin de Lane, article,
French pink Poi de sol Silk,
French blue do do
French Mousln de Lane pink blue, green, a, all prices
Fouland Silks for Summer use,
Changeable Poi de Sol Silks,
Printed Fouiand Silks,
Brche BalIeste Muslin.
India Med Dime,y. ais, Gloves, Mitts. Hose. Lace
Caps Collars Ribbon Cuffs, Bands Cambria Trimming
Thread Laces. Bobbin Edgings &c, &C., &c. Please
call soon they will be Suld very cheap.
March IS-lt. MEF.M x GWAIKlN.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
LYNCuHuHG. MARCH IN. ,sno.

ItlRNatn.
Nnet .iar hhds inspected the past week. 81 hhls sold
w sohhds iugs as'rom Sito VI 90 averaging - 30 ~
-ea " nm - - 10 - 10, averaging ~ ~ The
quality aud condition oi the lug~ inspected this ,r, Ia,
'en good demand increases, and prices higher thus. than
lot any week. OF the season - ~
NtttA = NJ 10 - cts TOT Red S7a cts Tor W hit,
WILLIAM Z. SMITH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18
MARRIAGES.

ManIed, On The Is INST, by Tho Rev Maurice J
Lanehnrne President of the Virginia Annual Confer.
ence 4 the Methodist Protestant Church ,b. H.,
THOMAS {. JENNINGS. of the Vnplnia Ds,tic, Ia
Ml,s hAR'fl\ PERClVAL fLynchburg.
Protestant viii please cnny
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18
PURE CONCENTRATED
Extract Of Jamaica Ginger.

IA .0ieen and gr tcfid Sot retio Stida and Cd,mi-
native, for The rohsf II Fatuenoy, oioyns NAUSEA,
~. Ne
fIliS Extract contains concentrated form all the es-
acnal properties the best Jamaica w hc Ginger, aud
VIII be ound valuable, safe aud grateful somachir simu
LIANT IN cnieebrd aud langud state OF the stomach
eompanod with of sinking iaintncss, which be
sides being attendant dyspepsia, almost
all arrangement oi the digestive II imparts In such
eases agreeable aud cordial warmth giving strength and
toc To the impaired organs and awed by tina,
Of ssndc and drprcssun which alter the OF ma
ny other stimulants. For sal, nv
Jan 2I--,s Join II SEAY Druggist
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TOM LINEN.

'IN'E subscribe, has hand about $4,000 Yards row
ANn Fl.AA LINEN, nj superior quality, which he is
Offering on accommodating lie respectfully SO
hoisa call from those IN ant OF / he article.
March IS-Jwh u + It PETERS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18
COMMIT NIcATEn. |
"7'1'' II 7 Y 7 Y Y fsI7' I
iISBoN. Bpdlord Countv. March

LIsBoN, Bedlord County, March Il $50
.'lessrs Editors You are hereby authorized To an
nonnce Col. IAND( X. JONES, as an Independent,
Wing candidate, represent the county Of Bedford in
the next ll9use Of Delegates.
MANY VOTERS
&c Patriot and Republican will please copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18
PASSAGE OFTHE CANAL BILL.

We are gratfed state that the amended bill for the
extension of the Canal from Buchanan 10 Covingt5n
passed by the House of Delegates Tueslay and we
sincerely hope it will meet with dficulty in the Sen
ate. Tile bill, IN its present shape. authorizes issue
of certificates of State stock (bearirg interest payable
semi annually Ito the mount of S36O0OO, in Of
$4,000 monthly, beginning the lst Of November next
bat the certificates not 10 be issued until the Board of
Public Works shall be satisfied Of the ability of The
Company to pay puucuallv the semi-annua interest,
the certificates. The following is the vote the pas
sage fthe bill:
AYEs-Nlessrs Garter, layne, MoCue, Shefiey
Blown BurwelI, Gilmore, Wells, Lacy Barbour Page
Hume, Hill, stiIlman Wall. Clopon. Massie, Carroll
Price, Sovall, Lewis IF II, lancaster Sou'hall, Miner
schoolev, Jones Of Nj Hicks Williams, Coleman W ar
man, Beirne. Smith. Harper, Butt, Wheate, lIinrr.
Townes. Cackey Garrison Hall, STROLLER Mayo Pat
teGs N. lanrey, CULLEN Campbell, johnson, George,
West, JAG lbs aud Nlorris-5l.
NoEs-Nlessrs. Hopkins (Speaker,) Fnney, Allen
Gfantham, Power, Harper, Iebbs, Guerant, Edwards,
Woud, Cook Of G Fleming, Powell Duke. Wallace,
Tomlin Ball, Stokes Newman, DuckwaIl, Kilby, Yer
by, Henderson. Boswell, Neal, Rives, Harrison
Wheaton, Nicholson and Robertson-30.- Times
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18
Office Of Tie "Bdifimore american"

MONDAY, MARCH, II,
taulo-Ihe offerings OF Beovcs at the scale, 10 day
reached 40 head ol which 800 sold city butchers
~ |" packers, and ~ were driven to Philadelphia Prices
ranged from S3o 81 ON the hoo equal saS net and
averaging - 80 gross.
liogs-We quote the market dull at s. rs To s. so
flnnrl here were sales Of How Street Eour an
saturday OF moment until after the receipt ofthc steamers
news when sales OF 2oo bhs were made al ~ SO To-day
sales OF 200 bbls. were made at 81 so
here have been no transactions IN City Mills Flour.
t'tain-Salcs oi ordinary prime red w neat to-day
white at ll5aIiS.
sales OF Corn to-day at l5ai7 cts Ion white A7als cts
Inn,u
Oats are selling at 3Ol32 cts.
Provisions We note sales o $50 hbls Mess Pork mi
vatc terms Further sales oil bulk shoulders and
Hams al cts cash Sales of 80 erces "Qucen city, Hams
at lUA cts 20 hds Shoulders al 5a5 cts - 900 lbs do
at 5a53 Ct ~ hhds sides at 5ia6 cts and 5000 lbs do
at cts. Also $50 bbs Lard at "a time with
est added and $50 bbs grease Land al "a cts, cash
Whskey-Ihe demand is quite moderate. Small sales Of
bbls. making at rs cts and oi hhds 2ia2i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18

G5. In the House Of Delegates Monday pending the
consideration of the amendments Of the Senate The bill
in relation to the DIST Judicial Circuit Mr. Claiborne is
reported TO have interrupted MIR, Mayo in the Of
his remarks, for The purpose If saying that MI Robinson
had been "mlsrepesenei in relation II this matter &c
Mr. &. said that Mr.. Robinson lad been unutenlonaly
misrepresentation not candldale for the office,
and did not desire the apponlment.-Rich. Times.
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PHILADELPHIA, March HIP. NJ.

T :
The Stock market IS finn and prices all sound Secnr
are tending upward Treasury Note 6s ll3 Coupons LA
Pa. IS 90l
Flour squet-small sales OF common brands at 81 Ia
Corn Meal ~ 81 Rye Flour ~ 10 Grain is without much
change oI red Whca' at l03aiO5 white y
Sales OF 1000 bushels Com at 51a52 cts Tor yellow Oats
32a3l cts. Rye 60 cts
Provisions exhibit no change in prices; fair sales.
Groceries rather langlii. Coffee dull.
The Cotton market is dull and prices dropping small
sales al ai ct decline. Whislsey 2ia25 per gallon
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(O-lDsyI.f,tPI.Sl.Shp.

C0-p1rtHerShip.
'INiif undersigned having associated themselves together
l under the st vie aud finn OF
fKGGWEEH. n HALL
lot the purpose "ieohdueng general BpO1. SHOE and
NAI BUSINESS, next door IL AIcssts AIrrnll, &
simpson, where have hand a good assortment 81
hapt Shoes at and caps, aud ~ addition present
stock shall receVctn the oi weeks an
al supply which viii m,kc assortment complete In, the
Sptn1 aud Summer tide, Ia which call the aonnn al
tends and tho public generally, with the auee that
we"ill sell at aver, small advance the cost
JAMES FRElW ELL.
March ~ -tw GEORGE X HALL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18
DOVER vii Uv.OHkN,

1--WE subscriber having the agency the sale OF
the Nails manufactured at the Dover Works, has
% hand
1900 KEGS, ASSORTED SIZES
lie will receive supplies three per week, and
Will he always ready supply orders and make contracts 10
furnish sueh quantities a. NAV be warded
The manufacturer having determined To spare espsnss
pains Ia good article will warrant them II the
best quality, and nj such prize, will command ready
sale.
lie solici' the patronage ofdeacrs assuring them that
sdcgned oduserye CUSTOM by furnishing Nails worthy Of
confidence. X. b. TYLER.
MnIcl lN-l1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18
NEW CONCERN!
Lynchburg Clothing Emporium!

A FEW nonuS unvrnCrN 4. ~ ,,,,,,.,
NrrW ,na tsh,n H., , ~ :" !, :. J" ~ - ~ ny
~ Thing Also la,ee a.s,,,,sn, y, iY ,'
West OF England CI OrllS and r\SSINERrs r,.h I ,'
"A LA, a. S,..,,. ,t ~, -, ~ -,
are all ,,,,,,,,.l A., I ~ r. 80 80 :, 'ut's
GRADES an, a nayl,, 4 S,n,,,,,,, r., - NV w"
Gz.-..,., .,,,,.,t -, - " Nv '' ,'os
arg portion o the Clothing
ny Jennings = -" b"an"aN RI" 80. a. ~
'ahs, me.he' Jus, as well ~ II the Garments We're meas
n,,,,s ~ VIZ ~ ~ '>''''s 10"
French Cloths, cassimc,ea Sc Bay,li,,s uuc., Nn,h
- -
Simone's Il, 49,
w est ol Enelonl N,u,,sl,s Ntannt,,,,,. ,,,i,L ,,
,ablity aud fast r,l,, r,nn,t H., .,.oIi.I ~
Riches, \ t,,,h and rrrl,sh sill X..,inna
DO, Shin e. ,.sime,. .,,,l, mi l.,,hi. t,in,
All of \, hieh VIII he mad, t' ,c, u, ,l ma, -
u,, and al u,rru INT fnnrnt IA, T., ~, u. 49,
p,,.nns !, shine Il, buy ,,l,us eassi,.,.s -.
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