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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14

! ., osv ,e5 credit # lie Sta e. without munnnr't
hol IN the l,,hhv Il zach nan VIM wants such Il ID
bv tn ride tbr,nr the nPVt canFass! husi me"or
wh3 wants An annrontanaa q s30oAo) to a~eel an,
sound rpr,~orn.at feel i,nnd h s"ie Tor $Doo3W9o
which lie believes will he artnaiy ihf""n a"a} 3
The let-rang syslem ~ all II beiuies, involves hoh
Sacl,, course mus necessarily destiny tie value o
All inves' mrn's Ia III Sat as s'na one e" in j.
made aanher viii be faled uPt' destroy I: anu 81 81
in spc es-,.n until lie Whole system II IL aiii' D.
iyaly.d u, nee bsp er runs There would he an end
III all Subscriptions Of individual e@pi'ai 10 ih'ei'ai 'i
pfoyements. ,,Z,.,
Ia our judgement n VEL digesed pnn should be lad
down & lie Legislature should pfecr,d' WIN ca"'i"
rs well IS energg. Il I'll mp that plan tifs' TX rPn
reasonable lime in which the Whole system Is Ia ~ M
ished I..tta tine be sufficiently long 10 enable uie
resources Of the country meet the eNpehditures3 wa
he calls On the treasury may MI be 200 fapd 81 'o
large Reference must be had kews- 10 mat Prloh ~
The capira the varioas ,s which is II he contrib
ned By individuals. The otfer Industrial pursuits ol
the country should not be made l. suffer BY wIhdriw.
iug from ihel, loo great amount IA UNITED llhc III
the construction If Rar ads 1hs has cuniessedy been
done in Massachusetts, and that circumstance has eVen
undu. value pita ior tine IN that STATE which
has been severely fell by several impnrart Interests IN
the State similar course in Gfeal Britain reslfed Ia
gfeal loss IL the railroad interest in lsell loo many
works, made without general PLAN have destroyed or
greatly impaired the value of railroad st7ehs
i3V"g hA'a upon 'of ''ne 10 ~ ~ y ~
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populations III advance OF ,e "a"'s u ''e 1"'
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14


O. We find the following in the Republican
Of Thursday last We concede much to the ar
dor ipotlcal controversy, and can tolerate the
eXaggeratIons ofparty rhetoric, provided facts be
correctly stated. In the paragraph below, our
neghbor has been altogether miSnformed. 1t is
not true that Gen. Taylor refused to lei the Ire
publican patriots of Germany" with that ardent
lover OF human rights, the King Of Prussia at
their head TO purchase and fit a vessel TO be en-
ployed against country with which we were at
peace. law Of the United States, enacted more
than fifty years ago, prevented this from being
done. Gen. Taylor did merely what he was, by
bis oath OF Office, bound to do-viz execute the
law. lie IS 50 little of a modern Democrat that
he has never claimed the power to dispense with
law, the execution of which was not TO his fan
cy. The law itself is just and wise and has
commanded the universal approval of the Ameri-
can people. We believe Mir. Polk himself, after
the armlstlce was terminated between Prussia
and Schleswig ilolstein had his attention been
called by the Danish Minister 20 the fitting out
OF the steamer United States, would have done
Just what his successor did. There never was
greater ilaSh-in-the.pan than the attempt TO ar
Iagn the conduct OF the Executive in regard 10
TINS steamer Baron Roenne himself, the Minis,
ter of that "Repubcan patriot the King OF
Prussia, was perfectly satisfied with the course OF
the President, and SO expressed himsefn his last
note.
Again 1t is not true that Gen TAYLOR honor,
ed Austria by sending 10 her Minister instead
OF charge, which alone was authorized by law
tol. webb was officially announced as Charge
Alia'res 10 Austria, and we venture to say Tue
Republican published the notice The President
is not modern Democrat enough to originate
mission vacancy in the Austrian mission &C.
CURED, during the recess of Congress, and, follow
ing abundant precedents, he filled it, in the only
manner the law allowed, by the appointment Oh
a Charge d'Afires. So much for the reckless
assertion that Gen Tay Tor has, "without the a"-
thonv OF law or shadow of authority appointed a
full Alinsterwherc be fore we only had charge
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INTERNAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CREDIT.

We are truly and in good fiiih, internal improvement
men We @ i,r The Improvement of the whole State in
such manner rs Ia deveape all lis resources Let
any slow the way to accomplish This pre,, end
eltctnilly with lie smallest possible expenditure of time
and money, and we wonld fdyocateit with aluur mi1ht
Bntn euf hnmbe opinion This object can never be acc
nlShed by an udscrminate Of blind prodigay IN
giving awavna oily the actual treasure Of lie State but
lis plghed faith or the century. 10 every nunory
eNpectant.
Is The Internal Improvements raty bound l. grant the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-24
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

ANING determined TO remove my family sonh II
Il short lime. will on Friday morning. 25lh insl
commencing a, 10 u'el'ck, proceed 10 se at my resi-
denre. ali my
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE,
consisting IN part rs lluas;-
Elegant Mahogany SIDE Bard With Glass Press al
isched,
Sci Mahogany ID ing Tables
Mshtqany Solss. Rocslng Char. Gard Tables.
Marble Top Dressing Tables. Mahogany Bureaus,
Mahogany Beisesds Lsrge Padauf Mirrors.
Mahogany PAM. Candle stands. Wash Sands.
Work d. Secretary Wafdfabe Carpets,
Astral Lamps, Oh Candies lcks. Cane Bottom solas
Han Maursss $. Feathef Beds and l'rjding.
Ala. large lot Il Kitchen Furniture, SUI able fpf
Families
Als,. Emo Ilarsa and buggy,
Feed cnttef Plough Gatdenlng ltsnslls. &c, &c,
b. sides msny other articles too numerous IN m'non
All OF whieh good order. and sll ed well III the
purposes de. gaed.
IERAls-All sums under so 90 Cash $50 10 iloo
sky DAYS; 90 monhs ior good negnlIabIe pa
per satisfactorily endorsed
Sale 10 be conducted by Mosbr X llaleemhs, Ane'f
OF 1i-i25Dci ALFRED ffNN.
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if Of I'm.

The Commonwealth Of Juginla TO the Sheriff of I'm.
hcrSt County. greeting
WHEREAS, a suit chancerv lately depending in our
w Circuit Court Amherst county, Mary Turner
Plaintiff and Elizabeth Rucker Jesse Riche.on Richard
Miner and Patsey his wife, Nancy icheson widow John
Reheson, Alfred Rcheson Yarand Reheson Mary his
wife, John Richeson Elizabeth Rcheson, Ann Richeson
George Rcheson, Richard Richeson, Thomas Richeson
person of unsound mind, by Robert Iinsley specially
signed defend him, Thomas Eubank administrator of
John Eubant decd Abram Carter and Joseph r. Carter
OF John Crawford dccd John Pryor
Garrett {. ain and Elizabeth his vile William Pryor,
Thomas Pryor, John Pryor, James Pryor and Mary Pryor.
children OF the said John PryorBeve "a Tree of
eolorA Richard S Ellis, William Mitchell, James Martin,
Moses Mart John Martin, Mouiss Pattesna and--his
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-24
DR., KUHL'S MEDICINE,

Il | A Nj | L u r T.
NOR Colds, nluenza Costiyeness Piles, Affection tho
Kidney and Bladder, Gravel, Sc, Fnor Albus w eak-
ness aud other Female Complaints.
REF ERENCES.-Dr. kuhls numerous Agents have
transmitted TO him, the most gratifying testimonials, all
the TERMS that the Abyssnia Mixture is most ena
cious and surpasses all other medicines. DR. ku refers
from gentlemen been Agents number ears
In North Carolina Pher & Norhe, Concord; A. y u, W.
Honeycnt, Gold Hill; Major Dugald Mclmgald, Moore
county; Col. j NJ. Drake Asheboro C. {. Pugh, Gas
ton; jones, Watson Co, Chapel Hills DR.. James r. Cal
lum, Druggist, Milton oollen Brannock, Wentworth;
Dir IL Ilawley, Ha"iey's Store p o. sampson county.
In Viz GINA: Col {. d. Bennett, Pttsylyana c. IL Kirby
Anderson, Laurel Grove, pttsylvana county George
Barr, p M Abingdon; DIR. Tn J. obenchain Buchar ~
harrisburg; sam' Dinkle, Orange c. H.; E. H. Atkn-
son, Lynehburg, S<c.
Ertrac Of communication Tecfircd from Col {. u.
Beanett al PitSgirnnia c. n, Ia.
the Abysina Nj Ntue has long since been disposed Of
and the patients had procure IRON other agencies II
has given unrvaed satsacton and not relapse has
occurred he cured persons recommend not only i'll the
highest terms to other PATIENTS but warrant it to them,
recent eases, that it would them in four days il they
kept strictly to the directions.
gY-Irice per bottle Is cents, 81 %, and 81 so.
AGENTS
T.. II Atkinson, Marshall House, L,nrhburg
MAJOR WIN. Leltwch, Otter Bridge.
A. Pitrson Y CO., Stoner's Store
Edmund White, Big Lick.
Geo. w. Shanks, Salem.
] Nj. Phelps, New Market.
Geo. w, \. Rane Appomattox {. II.
VIM. ID Jones, New Store.
W IL. Middleton, Druggist, Famyilie
lhos Hickson, do do
I,,i
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NeWLondon Academy,

,rE EXERCISES u this Institution viii be resumed on
the Isl day October following, b, Mr. Foster. who has
had the oil th. Academy oi t. last three
YEAR. Mr. Foster accomplish scholar and la.
the Trustees Patron. 81 The school, sasiasot, ssldene
h. qualifications 10 instruct youth IN the sanons
liberal .Jn, alton and Ia prepare than LOT The
study Of the Sciences taught az ctr toileges
III. Trustee intend IN lew months, purchase com
plet Apparatus tot the purpose u illustrating the Phioto
phea1 aud Scientific Lectures by experiments
TERMS II board and Tuition will he a. heretofore
GERARD ALEXANDER, President.
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VIEW CO.N'CER.y..

y. n, AZ z. W, HUTCH ESUN,
JNlNG associated themselves together, the purpose
Of doing general variety and fancy good business
would respectfully inform their friends ard the public gem
crafty that they receiving the North large
and well selected stock of goods such generally found
IN Variety Store. They would invite all to and ex-
anime their stock. before purchasing elsewhere they
determined to sell such terms fail please
purchasers.
Their House may be found door below r. Stablers
Drug Store and nearly opposite r u. jennings Grocery
Store. j. a. {, W. HUTCHINSON.
August 5-ts
NHsRTS! SHIRTS ,.-l2dez Of John NJ Davis *
~ Jones patent French yoke Shirts Just received
oet 1T. WAREHOUSE * POTTER
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1u.,n.--z;,sY \ AMI rfsf n"fiEi6 M IG,


~. CHINA SpRiNGS.-DAI1.Y LINE OF
PACKETS 10 I1Nt1iBT III.
Fate through 10 the " hitc sulphur flo 81
fafe 10 i.snehhug %
Servants hall pfer.
Tn and after the I'D Of July Packet Boats will leaFe
Richmond daily at NJ tsunday. excepted and arrive
in snehhntg Il IL miles, noNtday nj M From thence,
stages passengers have choice o two routes 10 the White
Sulphur one bs Ftneastle and the Sweet Springs, the 9th
h, The Natural bridge and Dagge Springs distance 100
miles, wheh divided into two daysto avoid night travel
ling Returning, passenger from the White sulphur arrive
IN snehbntg The s.eond day, at y NJ on hoard the
Boats al NJ and arrive ~ Richmond III ~ hours on tho
second morning mn Tor breakfast and ahe the Northern
u steamboats, io, Norfolk and Baltimore.
The southern cars leave daily nj 81 y. NJ
Passengers b, Boats oi Charlottesville Saunion and
Fatmyle, will leave RichmonA Monday, Wednesday aud
/ ndays
Fata 10 Charlottesville only az 10
do Saunian 80
DO Eam,ile Is
Packet Lint,
B9Yp, EDMOND n DAVENPORT.
Stage Line
w. Z PARISH co.
IuiV
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.YVSSE.9L .4C.JDE.VY..

Mrs MURRAY begs To inform her pupils, and those
vi Ladies who may favor her with their patronage that
consequence Of Doctor Gmtr having purchase d the
where she located she has ed the Academy
10 9th Street in the neighborhood II Col 1eftwich Mr.
Baekord and Mr.. Christian. MIS- NJ conjunction with
Prof ag who has been ofganist and Director Of Chors
Germany for term OF years, and also, in Dr. Patrcs
Church, Bsltimoreis prepa ed To form Vocal Class IN
cred music, the system Of Choir Singing used
and approved IN Europe and this country Madame Hen
rques has the kndest offered the OF her large
School Room to Mrs. M and Professor arg, tor the pu
pose OF aiding the speedy formation oil the Class Those La
dies and Genemen who wish To join the Class, will
please leave their al Madame lenriques and at Mr.
Wrighs Book Store, Main street. Terms moderate and
made known on application.
bet
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-24
RDl MY LIND Rll.I.

The passage Of The bill grating bounty land Il Off
mud soldiers Of the list war with Great Britain and
TIN several lndan wats Is giving rise to unpeceden
tod number Of applications 10 the Ih1d Audi ois Office
fot information II Ia deemed adyis,hle 10 state that
copies Of de army rolls cannot be furnished from this of
fee Tor reasons II Which is snlcient-namo
ly the utter imprac icablltY II doing
II one agent has night IN the copies Of the rolls ~
would twenty thousand. aud Nil the clerks IN the employ
If the government could not furnish such eopls. Besides
there Is no authority for dong
All applications must come through the Pension office
under the direction of the Secretary u the Interior
and regular certificates Of service will be furnished 10 he
Commissioned of Pensions by the lhid Auditor. as !,
now the practice in tgard 10 all claims hr pension Oh
unity land.
This course il necessary 10 prevent ifnuds aud inter
mlnable dlieunes
JOHN ) GAILAHFR,
Ihltd AnAllor.
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RICHMOND.
JOHN II. MARTIN.

oGee lor The present. No. 4, Lac Bidiags, Richmond
pugBiid.
X NJ. will prosecute with promptltude all KIND al
lp,s against the State Virginia, the L States,
the Departments OF the government OF against indi
,duals all revolutionary Claims, Pensions Months Extra
Paw Back Paw Bounty Lands, aud all claims afss out oil
the Va Of s12or The Mexican War.
lie has with the General Coy eminent
y IL years, aud possesses facilities or the prosecution OF
Claims which enjoyed by lew.
All letters tpost paid addressed To him. either at Richmond
Washington City, will receive immediate attention
the kind OF the following gentlemen TO
reer them Hon James NJ. Macon and X. NJ T. HIM
tet L : Senate, Hon Jas A. Seldom, X. X Mead Thos.
H. Ayerett, A. X Holiday, Panus Powell, fhos. 5 Be-
cock Richard Parker, II. A. Edmund.on, +. MeMullen,
House 81 Representatives
H Iis% John John y NJ T nsii. nislmapa
James Lyons, Esq. }
Hon s X obbie Assistant Post Master General Wash
ing CITY
Oct Him
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-24
10 Pension soldiers Of uiIgiHiU.

the u 1872 with Great Britain, the undersigned
l paymas,f 10 The 81 Regiment, I'd brigade, OF the
Virginia Militia, aud I his pay and emoumens IA the grade
which he acted proposes corresponding with the proper
officer IN he Ittasnry Departments IN Washington, the
subject and will act agent ni any o the Officers and
Soldiers who ed IN that subsequent war with
the indians Mexico, who may think proper Ia employ
him i1i the purpose 81 procuring any acaFes et Tor
their services procuring the Patent Tor Land under the
late Act 81 Congress- granting To Officers, Soldiers and the
Representatives Bounty Land
FROM lsk kept by aud nov in possession, taken
ltem The flll - years ago, am ahlc to furnish s
al the u all the Deets, commiss ion Officers,
Musicians and prl,ates al the Regiment Ia which belong
ed and al the Individual companies composing the legnent,
together with the date when mustered into service, hum
what county where stationed when harged and the
be- II days allowed hr soefy 10 return Ia their fespte
tive homes winch III be done reasonable tompcnsa
on. All letters addressed Ia the subject, must be
post paid, oih.rwi.e they will mol he noticed.
81 My address Is I.ynehhniE, Va.
mGlID PERKINS,
Locust Grove Campbell County, Virginia
ut -l,v
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To .NHHssfisrtNyGfS Of YODUccO.
GEORGE w SEAY

MOULD respectfully inform the Manufacturers o
w lynchburg, that he has on hand tstrac stock o
tnherand prepared TO make and repair Fatnes ON rea
sonablc terms and from experience OF several years in the
business he feels warranted IN saving that all work done
HIM shall he done we'll Shop at present the hill
b. PauletS
B-orders from the country promptly attended to.
OFT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-24
~.ssIUEERy. TRUNKS, Sc.

1--WE subscriber ha. hand and will continue
keep, the following articles, made OF the best materials
aud IN tile substantial manner, and pnces that
iail 10 please
Coach aud buggy laness, Spanish Pad, Plain Saddles
Caryall and Wagon do Saddles all qualities,
Boat and Cart do Saddle Bags
Collars Trunks, Brilos and Nlartingnos,
Carpet Hays AaltseS, S>e., Whips Spurs,
Quilted Summctset Saddles, Stinup Irons, Bt,de Bits,
Sc Se together with every ohcr article usual, ionnd in
such nstnbl,- nent NV stnr uf lR NkS embraces
~ description and style and from the best mandatory
Philadelphia Those in oil good Trunks, will do we'll
my stock Old Saddle, taken Ia exchange Tor
Repairing done al shout nptice, at the lowest
prices. Orders from heconntry promptly attended To.
Sept 23-ta I'M. L. ROBERTSON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-24
SIJ EsPsva,d.

- ANYWAY from the snbscri Der time in last June
negro woman named Naneyshe is about 30 years OF
age, stout strong FORM quite black, has arbdms
nance, and rather slow spoken l will give the ahove
to any person who Will apprehend ssd woman, and deliver
her to me living near RiceyIc, P,ttsvlyana county
CLAIBORNE TUCKER.
o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-24

JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY
Stock at Auction.
WYE WILL SELL Saturday, the 26 h of This
W month, al the Market louse. commencing al l0l
O'clock FIVE SHARES STOCK Of the James River
and kanawha Co, belonging t. The estate If The late
Capt 1no Warwick. Terms cash Sale made by or
der Of the Executor.
MOSBY g. HOLCOMBE.
Ocl l7-3t Ancl'rs and Com Mer's.
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Carpets, Rugs, &c.

CdrpeCS, KuSS, WC,
IE Subscribers receiving their stand nearly oppo
L site liening's Bonnet Store large stock Of
3ply, Ingram and STAIR Carpeungs,
Floor Cloths and Rugs,
Table Oil Cloths and Covers,
pamasK and pild Muslin tor Curtains,
Piano aud Table Covers,
Fine and Common Bed Blankets
They have also 10 offer to the Ladies lot of fine
White and Col Embro Shawls,
Long Shawls,
Black Silk and Wool Shawls.
French WORKED Collars, Cuf and Sleeves,
Ribons Flowers and other fancy goods.
ALSO,
beautiful stock OF DRESS GOODS comprising every kind
to be found in market
Our assortment OF Gontlemens general and
will be sold cheap, PAY NE x BELL.
Sept 26-ts
4 LAR supply c koekbrdse LIME On hand.
"A Sept l2-ts IL. ]. ECHoLS
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Dg<<OIETEO.v'

,I,nE Concern ot \. RtrCHEY n SONS, /. this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Persons having claims
the roueorn will eae bring htm forward of set
tlcment-snd all indebted To the Concern will oblge by
yment wish 10 close mp the husi
a. earl, practicable. =. hilGiifa SONS,
Sent ct. September 9Th, 1850.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-24
LAND BOUNTY BILL PASSED.

TuNllE undersigned. Robert II. Gay, informs all con-
i cerned. ,hat. Congress having passed law allow
10y Bounty Land To Offers and Soldiers who have
cd in Nayne's war the warot 1872 and Florida VA.
and To their widows. Sc. lendefs his services 10
PROCURE WARRANTS
ar the Above At one fourth OF The quantity oh
tanned and he will attend the different Courts for that
pup Sc ohrr places and Tunes. between Counts
may he appointed by the parlrs-they beng present
VI Ii lher dsch trges and wlinesses--and Magistrate
q0alts them theI declarations &c. He will also
LOCATE OF SELL said warrants. when obi ineG, al a
fair consideration for lhe rendered,
lie still rrosecutes PENSIONS. HALF PAY, and
tOAlMtTAlION CLAIMS. agalns, he General
& vtrnmen'. aud Will attend TO any other business be-
longing to General .lgencg
ROBERT II. GRAY.
Comrades n service, 1918.
REFER TO
Prrrs DupLry. Lientenan, Of Artillery.
SAINT. GARIsNp. Sergeant Of "
NATHAN i THURMAN, "
PErIR BOOKER, taunonetr.
Dtt 81 At
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-24

My l)EAR SIN.

MY DEaR SIN.
II gives much pleasure to state, that the Dys.
pepsu with which vile has been long troubled arising
from iacon oil the Liver has been entirely overcome, and
cured by the of your invaluable preparation oil Buffers
and io your kindness in recommending item, please accept
my thanks. Your otedient Se'eant
c. l.. LEIGH
Agents, William r Hicks * Co. 10 and 81 Front Street
Newly oik. For sale by
Sept 26--W6m d II. LYMAN.
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Meeting Of the Stockholders.

A GENERAL meeting Of the Stockholders of the Rocky
"a Mount Turnpike Company, will be held at the Frank
n Hotel IN the town OF Lynehhnrg Saturday, 10Th
of November. w DIfDI Fey Srr,Ry
Oct l7-tl6S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-24

JENNY LtND-25 Boxes Tallow Candles,
- 10 Boxes Cheese, OF fine quality.
Received pr boat Jenny Lind, and Tor sale by
Oct lO-ts J. T. WILLIAMS.
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II @ S P O R II S vi E N

I'VE subscribers most respectfully invite their friends
aud the public generality To their large and extensive
assortment OF
SLNfiI.E AND DOUBIE GUNS,
Varying in prices sinele - so; and Double
Guns from $40 IN 500 Theit stock consists in part OF the
following d,1efcnt qnalIlies
Extra Fine Double Guns,
do do Illuminated steel Double Guns, something new,
Fine Twist Double Guns,
Single Percussion from - To $40,
Rifles with Brass, Steel and German silver mis-.
Patent Pocket Rifle,
Colts Five shooters,
Wesson's SIN Shooters, comet ing new.
SIX Barrel Rev'ig Pistols, oil different Patents,
Single s,rrockng Pistols,
Double Barrel Pistols, Pocket and Belt Pistols,
300 900 Superior English * French Percussion APPS,
Powder tlasks, Shot Belts, and Pouehesa fine assort-
ment,
Bird Bags, Dog Collars and Chains,
Fishing Poles IN jonr. and fishing Lines and Hooks.
Sword and common Canes, Bowie Knives and DiiLs,
Money Belts, Dram Bottles x Leather drinking Cups,
English sporting Powders aud Canister Powder oil the
best quality,
Baiwn's Gun Waddings wash Rods in Joints,
Forged and flied Gun materials tor Gun Smiths,
30 doz. Gua Locks oi all sizes.
Door L. ks argc assortment and at reduced prices
500 Gross Screws from II neh 10 nch
Gam SI1sihtsS,
in all its varieties, such Stocking Double and Single Guns
Rifles and Pistols altering INTO Percussion, and REPAIR
ING OF ALL KINDS, done in superior style and
commadang crn at their old stand opposite the Franklin
Hotel, Nam street, l.ynchbuIg, Va
Oct 3-wsw w. i * G. FISHER.