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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-13
Communicated.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.,

There can be question in the mi IDS of this conmu
ny as 10 the ncalculabe importance of being able
write legibe. rapid. and elegant hand neither can
there be doubt in the mind Of any rational man. To
the value Of such accomplishment.
Would any book keeper fenqush his ability TO write
well for &lOOO Who, ihen would object 10 payng the
palry Of s. for the requirement of that which is
worth infinitely more who can be- unreasonable ms
to say that S25 is ton much pay for thorough practi
cal knowledge Of book keeping when that knowledge is
larger cities } $500 per annum
Reeve & 1isdale. who are at present teaching Pen
manship bookkeeping and Stenography, Opposite the
Franklin llDel,) find many pers who skepllcal AS
to The possibility of learning write well in Is lessons.
and many have doubts, too as 10 the practice bly Of
learning book Keeping in 80 lessons,
Such persons can be satisfied that they entertaining
erroneous views upon those subjects
Messrs. Reeve & Iisdae refer gentlemen Of the
very first Standing IN l.ynchburg-to gentlemen WIN
have expressed themselves highly pleased and perfectly
satisfied with the Improvement their aud daughters
have effected in their hand writing. after taking only
t,cO % three lessons
There be something in a system of teaching hat
that gears Of tuition, by the ordinary methods has failed
to accomplish We Of opinion that every young per
SON. after these assurances, will avail themselves Of the
invaluable services of Messrs Reeve & Ilsdae who by
permission, refer 10
John Nj. Warwick, Esq.,
Henry Dunnng'on, Esq,
II. Saber. Esq.
LynchLurg May 18Th, 1850.
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IRE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF
JAMAICA GINGER.

efficient aud grateful Stomachc Stnniant and Car-
inapc r the reiief Of Fatdency diiaying Nausea a,
ssc &c prepar red and sold by PURCELL, IADD& Co
Apothecaries and DRUGGISTS 90, Main and l4th
Streets, Richmond, Va
TUNilS Extract contains In concentrated form all the
sentia properties Of the best Jamaica hte Ginger and
will be Ionnd valuable safe and grateful omachc stimu-
liant in enecblcd and langud state OF the stomach
panied with sense OF sinking anncss, which besides be-
ing attendant dyspepsia, accompanies almost all de-
rangcmcnt OF the digestive organs II impas In such
agreeable and cordial warmth giving strength and tone
TO the impaired organs and is not followed by that of
assude and depression which alter the of
other stimuants,
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
As stimulant in eniccbed condition OF the stoH,ac h
from 80 drops tea spoon full difued in wine glass OF
wafer sweeened not, preferred be used to great
advantage In the it will afford pleasant and
grateful drink after the meals to relieve the of funess
fatVence stoned by Indigestion or other causes
lew drops added a mble of water will be found to
the unpleasant and sometimes deleerous effects OF the too
of cold water in weather. For Cholcs,
relieve pains in the tomach much benefit will be experience
ed from its and by repetition in the larger doses
In sick stomach tea spoonful
small quantity of water, will afford speedy relief
Persons Yelling will find this article correct the
facts OF change OF water.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
JOHN II. SEAY, nauoeisr.
May l3-w2m Iynchbuie, Va.
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YIN. Martin Of Henry, and Samuel G Staples Of PAT
rick. Their qualifications and popularity to well
known in the District to require proof from us. We
would simply give !, opinon, that two gentle
men in the District would reflect greater credit upon their
constituents.
We hope them that the ab1vc name i gentlemen will
i,med atey declare themselves candidates confidently
believing tina, their talents will be appreciated And
should some gentleman in franklin, of known talents
and worth enter the field. h-leve that the cnnsiu
ency ofP4trick and ii enry will honor hun with their
support.
HENRY.
o. Republican, Lynchburg, and Register, Danyle,
will please copy.
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lily Dan! Mar. Our friend. Long Rlley Irvine.
who Is shortly about Ia leave May he not he from
us iong-hut II 50. he will I've Long in our rrcne, lion
Bs James McD inold. r. lvanhoe Cooke. Fyu our
invited Guest true son OF tried ancestry ViIpi.
MA oks proudly In the old and irustngy To The Young
Mr. L, after few remarks, expressive of his regret
Tor the contemplated departure Of Mr. Irving and OF his
mon appreciation of its merits give the following:
James Mcdonald: Under whatever Press Equal
To any occasion aud distinguished by it,
Nv IL +. Ritchey. JOS. X Irving: MAY a crown
OF Virginia gold encrele hts brow. and gro long may
a cham OF II bind him fast 10 the Old Dominion
by n IL. Campbell. Danrl Webster the Patriot
and Statesman: Never great hv The inspiration If great
passion, he Is vet Master Column In that Temple of
Intellect. reared Ivy Omnipnt"nce in lis own honor
Ky Il. Z. Banks. John o H. Goegn: An ace m
Pushed lawyer; one Of the nobles Of old Bedford
MAY surcrss crown all his efforts
Mr. q responded briefly. excusinn himself in conse-
qnenceet hr'aeness Of the hour. from making speech
and referring 10 the occasion, gave the following
los living: The charm Of his e"qucnco 10 night
as often heretofore has fallen like sweet music on our
ears and sunk deep into our hearts. We will remem
Der him erer
BY DIR James I. Stevens The Uuion ANY JUS,
sacrifice 10 strengthen aud preserve no concession to
mpoter threats 10 dissolve 1t.
BY WIN. T. Nancey. May o,u Joseph be 'lhe Gov
etnor Of the land" richer than the land Of Egypt" and
may his children, as well as his father aud BRETHREN"
live to enjoy his prosperity
By +, h. Deane Jr. (Sent in.) Chas. l.. Moshy:
The urban gentl' mnu-the accomplished lawyet-the
ell quent advocate:
~ Nv y" unmarried Member OF the iYh'hel'g bar.-
10 ."'g .
uirI'tI =, ~ 10y '''"''
,,'p n'uHen 'f'" ne"';
Far AS the : ar when only ono
Is shining in the sky
ny 'o"n W, speed, 'hat's irving f'sl. OF BUCK
ueha'i Tue IGNORED ia''n't e ioo' sons. WHO nor
nun inc lays cas- aud t'h'e 'ed h'ei ana mlhgie IN
oi5o'nrSS'
Ivy WIN - hoane 'ohh thompson H. T. u Oh
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SOUTHERN MEETING IN CAMPBELL.

Soo iiifh> NEE ~" ~ Sh''i pri'''.
"A! nee'os VI ,n1 P"P,s ~ Masnou, d's
u " T' VI p'' ~ " W. ~! g WV. 10y " . "
W, ''a'' az" r"'S " ''' nm 'i"''''u
h'oe'' II ','s' - ''''@ '' " ne r""'
ih'''e "Pl%" " 81 Wv, : 9 's y f'' " ''''o"
'"R P,ea'o'' anu ~ 1,S'lu '',A
e" e''as' we " Ivy " 800" US It,
VEN ' ~ >, " go "
o w Inv "'u " 49,, I ",p ",', 't
o,ht' " Wv ~ P'P VI ','
No'''''' ;" "'' 1 wv ,i' - ~
e'"''y ' '.o :" 10' " ~ iif fi
i'e uele2'rH ~ oo"S " " .,I )" ,'I'
W. NV ,',.u GA" ,"., ,'a'
.''si.' N'"'''s'r' " ill.,, Wv ,ae' ~
.wo person. ons u i re" P0 ,o Ply Vt ,e
country ""' s"a'i "e NI;f "'"e
proposed 10 be he'u IN Nasn'lllF on 'ne n'Se won
H"g ,'uoe "eH "U "'t,''s WI Wv ,''t W up
ofli' oeieVe Tue S"n ,''o'"V"o'i,' ~ nay. no'"
prompted ny 9yany 10 'ne o"lo ana IT'S 'n,'',"tons
ana vivian, " sure anu ~
'u'lon 81 me on''eo o;"'eS' su.aeu py ,'e SPUN " pa
,rnlSm ana accompanied ny p'o'on"o a''"co"' u ''e
on"n- WI, rear' we ',a''N',e oo"Ne" ''n Is 10
en"plp 'Ie e"Pr Vi '' o r'u'n W ,"No 's,
as 10 me oe', ana mos, e,Frsa, mans ~ ,eHss 'e
''s "' l"e ',''''' =; va
,ne part WIN ',9'' c''s''''l'"'
NY " preserving e'r 'l.9'' " '''' ''p
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ample sehiad her which may he faiiowed with safety
Tier KIND and geno department Of manner made her
'na avorte oi all who knew her, She was below ed by
all. She died she lived n Christian. calm and com.
posed and resigned 10 her f,ie She left tho world with
out mnrmer Thus wi,hered QUE Of the brightest
hnweIs thai blonmed.
Peace 10 her ashes.
~ .h,''an Herald, Richmond. and Christian Observer,
Phllade phia will please copy
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confess that We hold II 10 be The Imperative aiy Of every
true Wing. in and out of Congress To give III, Admin
'S,ra'ian most cordial and liberal support
"o believe puret, safer. and more republican Al
mnis'railon has held the reins of Government i,
TINS country Az for the President himself the more We
neat OF MN The mora we are satisfied that hs election
was NEST fortunate for the cuuntry.-.iler Ga-eff,
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Valuable Flour Mills for Sale,

pursuant. 81 decree o the Hastings Court OF Peters
o"R We shall SELL at public auction, the premises,
saturday the 18th day ol May, (,ns the valuable Flour
MI Is IN Petersburg known as tho HOPE MILLS belong
my to the estate oi James Lea decd These Mills
mene'h e''ndng during the past season. 18th day Of Au
p aud the 18th day III April, made II 57s barrels of
Flour There pair oi But Mill Soncs, with all
r.say machinery capable Of putting up 900 bushels OF
Wheat
TERMS $500 cash; the residue on credit of G. ~ and
~ months equal instruments secured by negotiable notes
and endorsed. WIN Y. JOYNES,
AI.EX'R DOMAIN,
Commit sioners.
Sale al ocock, = M. TliOS. BRANCH,
MAY 6-iISNlit An,t,ooe.,
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q 81 T u A II Y

Departed this life on the 9th March, 1850 in Char
lotte county, Va. Miss EMMA II. JOHNS, daughter
of John c. and Ezabe H. Johns, in the 22nd year Of
her age.
The final departure Of his pure and lovely girl, has
left blank that will he filled and deeply wounded
hearts that never can be healed Her character pure
and unsp,ed in every point Of view. She was possess
ed of a amiable and aeconate dsposl,ion.and with
it a strong and sreadfast mind. She remarkable for
her piey THO Oh her whole lille, and his 1tt an tx
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-13
EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA

Al The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders III IL, FIX
'nange nanh oi Virginia. the following gentlemen wer
''e''eu pi'ec'o's Tor the year ensuing
NORFOLK
w sharp. w Parker.
Alex Bell lb,s 4 Had
W Southgate.
RICHMOND.
John { Inhsnn Atch'I Thnm,s
Chas Workman 'rhos NJ Smith
PETERSBURG
nos eholson. Jno Williams.
David Donnan Jr W r. Hinton.
GAINESVILLE.
w Ncnahle j " Young
OVERLY, James Williamson
ALEXANDRIA,
II Jameson, Lewis NcKc,,,
l. CaHcnove, Jao b DangerielJ.
ABINGDON
ID rugg UR Jnbns,,
Z "reonway. jacob Lynch.
SALEM
w Watts Powell Hull,
q W Sharks, Abram uou
LEWlSBURG
Mason Matthew'S. Samuel Price.
9h' Dunn, ID Ctrnh.
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Office Of The Duginia and Tennessee Rail Road Co
IyNcuBunG MAY 9, 1850. (
1--WE Stockholders in this Company will pay 0n addition
Ia the acquisitions heretofore called Tor, amounting 10
ten dollars per shar.) the further Of Five Dollars per
share, Oh the l0ih day Of June nest
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
+. q. MORRISON, Tr.as'r and elk
u. Delinqpens will be repaired pay interest all
May 9-tIOmc + q. NJ, T. G..
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Valuable Mill Property for Sale,

Nv RtIINDhE COUNTY,
UNiE undetsRncd have determined 10 dispose OF the vaua
bic Milling Property IN the county OF Roanoke, known
r. the bELLVUE MILLS This property is situated
on the Roanoke RIVER mile West ui Salem the county
seat in the midst OF large agricultural REGION The Viz
gina and Tennessee Rail Road, under active cons,ruc
ton, passes immediately by IT, and the South Western Me
Adamled Road leading direct to buchanan, passes within
300 yards, aiiorling the peedcst and most ample facilities
oi transportation To- the best markets
The buildings consists OF large Brick MIL covered with
tin in thorough repair, running two pair o Buns two
Choppers, new t'riing Machine, and Saw Mill,
built III the most 'ubNanial ordcr bat recently erected
The water power is sufficient Ia keep both operation
Adjacent to the Mills newly erected enomens, suia-
BILE Tor persons Ia attend both with about four
Of Land Tor Gardens See. We invite the attention
persons DESTROYS OF dcvong themselves to tins business
examine this property.
fERMS-onc, two, three, four and five years, the
usual deduction iur cash.
Ma l3-2m SIIANkS MARTIN & co.
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tENTI.EhiEN :

Your letter uf the 27lh Is received, aud |
regret that will not be IN my power to be present AT
The Public Dinner, which yon propose IN give on the LIST
proximo To our tawn,man. Mr.. Joseph Irving. can
you, that 1t would have alo ded me high gta'I
cation t. have united with the friends OF Mr. irving in
this propascd manifestation of theft regard and esteem
1t is well known to most if not all OF you, that though
it has been my LOT differ with Mr. Irving many Of
the questions which divided the two great political par
ties of tins country, have always entertained the war
NEST regard for those noble qualities Of head and heart
which have won for him the and friendship of all
VIII, knew him lie has my best wishes for his success,
aud trust tia, his high worth as a gentleman and mem
Der Of The Bar will be duly appreciated IN tho land for
which he is about 10 embark.
remain, most respectfully, yours.
Wn DANIEL In
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Ii seems that there need BE- not the slightest mis-
understanding with regard to the position Of the Pres
dent and HE Of several prominent Wings in Con
gress relation III" great questions which agatng
the country. The President with patriotism, sagacy
and dsconment which all unpujudiced men must ac
knowledge, laid his views before Congress His plan
was simple. and if carried out. would in the end,
hope, have been satisfactory In the mean tlme how
ever the elements Of strife and dlssenslun had become
furious and the of dissatisfaction between the two
sections Of the nation numerous that wise experienced
statesmen, legislators and lawmakers, and in hose
hands the settlement of these questions was constitution
ally placed, necessarily and pTopery turned their minds
with The most anxious inten-lty,to consideration OF the
subject, and proposed ADDITIONAL rather than adper@
plans, to the recommended by the President. They
saw or thought they saw, that there was urgent
call for a fnal and complete adjustment of all the diff
cntes which have recently harasSed and destroyed
the public peace and harmony In the spirit Of concilia
iiun and without reference to party consider
ons-fo surely The safety Of the Republic is superior
to temporary ends-they Submitted their views, and have
finally succeeded in referring The whole matter to
promise committee for the purpose of endeavorng to
shape such proec as will be acceptable to the mode-
and fair men of all parties and all sections. This, we
take it, objected 10 by the President; and we feel
that any arrangement made by Congress VIII
tan the desired end, will be hailed by the President
it will be by the Nation, with feelings OF qualification
and delight.
To presume that the course ofany true Wing in Con-
gress is designed be uniiendy to the Administration
l.. we sure, 10 do great injustice. Fo ourselves, we
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE..

At Elon in Amherst, the third Saturday in this
month, Division Of the "S,ns Of Temperance" will be
formed. The meeting will be continued on the Sunday
following (next day. on which day. as well as on Sat
urday several interesting addresses will be delivered.
o.. The public arc invited 10 attend 80
Nav o
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
LYNCuBUnG. MAY 1850.

IYNCuBuRG, MAY II, 1870
http-Reec,ptsa and inspections lig hi The
Two hundred and seven hagsheads inspected the past we,
against Wy hh. corresponding week last year IFS hogs
heads sold as l"ws :, hhd- uesai from ~ 10 Ia &c 10
averages 81 90 iai hhds Loaf y, from - To- siG 20 aver,
'Eng ~ - Included M the above, j. the ollown good
aud fine manufacturing. VIZ hhda mad, h, y t,,lhs ,
$40 aSand Sls - DOLBY Angel, at $40 so do by q
Mat,'n At S'i 20 do by Terry Glenn, at SIS 80 do
hy u II Marshall at $40 ~ and dob, Amas s,na.,. n,
$40 - ' ~ 'S'''
Wl'ENf-so TO s2i cts Tor Red s5to s7i cent, IN,
White. - ~ "
WILLIAM T. SMITH
LII.
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lenr ob't. sHry't
RlCil'D POWELL.
Editors Of The Hepubirap
ISNennuGc. May 7lh, 1850.
SIR

SIR.
In reply to your letter Of TIL, morning. we have to
say that YOU correct In understandings our note of
yesterday 10 be disclaimer of any alnsion 10 yonr per
sonal character whatever: and thought that fact was
sufficient, clear from the language Of aur note As it was
from the original article Isef) have superseded any
further correspondence upon the snhj ct. The latter
paragraph Of our note Of Yesterday which YOU allude
as not having been responsive h Your demand" was
not intended 10 be directly che former part Of the said
note having been) bnt deemed proper in our opinion
by another portion of your letter. the language Of which
wequuted
Your obi. sery'is..
GLASS & WOODSON
RIcE'D POWELL ESD
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Messrs c, L. Mosby, SC, COMMITTEES.
Nelson CT. lIo., 30th April, 1850.
bGNTLE MEN

oGNTLEMEN
Your favor of the 9Th inst. inviting me
10 attend Public Dinner to be given to Mr.. Joseph X.
living, the lst May next. as manifestation oil the
respect and esteem of his friends in Lynchbug, in view
of his departure for California, received at this
place yesterday, and for which thank you.
is to me source of keen regret that my profession
al duties in Court in session, will deprive of
the pleasure Of meeting you and him on the occasion,
and of hearing (pehaps for the last time) from his lips,
those strains Of eloquence which have Of en- charmed
that, although in years am much the senior Of MI IT.
wing yet, commenced proies, career (hum
bled. it is true, my part in the same village, and
about the time, aud that, from that period TO the
present time, alton and Intercourse have been
most intimate. think if any one man knows another,
may claim 10 know him well. And if he is known to
me- then say of him. that for all the brgh' qualities of
head and heart, when he leaves this good old State he
will leave behind him superlof
In conclusion. gentlemen, allow me. as can't be with
YOU To proposed a sentiment for the occasion. to be
drank, however. after the Of my Church IN my
name, follows:
joseph Klncad Irving volunteer for civil service,
from Virginia To California. His friends in the land Of
his witty and the home of his youth mourn his depart
ure and commend him their brethren Of the land of his
adoption.
Your friend and servant
JONI THOMPSON. in.
Messrs Chas. l.. Mo,by, John o l.. Goggn, Jno.
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N e w q % o Ds.
EXTE NSIVE STOCK OF
Fancy and staple Dry Goods,
MARCH 20, 1850.
BELL, RuCKER a. BROOKS,

lYNIITBUNtI,NA Va,
ESPECfFtI.1N invite their friends both IN town and
country and the public 10 call and examine care fully
the extensive stock 10 which tho attention OF
requested This stock embraces a great variety Of the
styles OF goods he had IN this country well as
the staple styles and all styles goods rthou
ocpon shall be oNcrod at prices which will satisfy
the customer Goods oil the bsl quality and medium grades
well the mo-t inferior shall alike be offered loo
prices ioocr than the goods be had in market
Tor or I" pnnctnai customers that pay year
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TIE RESULT IN CHARLOTTE.

Nesgs Editors In the communication which fol-.
warled 10 you the 2Sth April, giving an account Of
the election in This county. uninlenlionny reported the
f,reion Loco 10 he 90 instead If about 65 votes The
e. gs-,Nhig vote only about Is. Ii you. there
fess| duct the 70 elm Loco voc, which was. drumed
M from the counties of Mecklenburg Halifax Lunen-
burg, Notaway, Amelia. Prince Edward. Campbell and
the States of North Carolina and 4rkmsas. (nany Of
which were illeg } the Wing candidate has alrily
Of AT least As uf the voters Of the county twenty
Wings in the county did not VOTE Ev ry efrurt was
made to defeat the Wing candidates, not only by the
friends of Mr.. Darlington, but that gentleman,
cohed with b6asted dignity beat the supple hinges Of
his knees and wor,hpped the voters of he county if
he were paying humage n some jewish god. lie
made loud professions. From the dignfed Speak
of The senate Of Virginia, h the leg Gilpins
Of the turf, all were in motion, even at midnight, to
rescue the wreck of Lncuoco SIN; and when despair
and defeat seemed he depict upon every ceunenance
they fly Afrcls sturdy sons. and upon framing char
gers bid them fly and the rerealng sqnadrons OF
the 'tnicrrifed bitter cnders.' But the Wings moved
on in solid column beating back he combined egons
Of the emmy, (not by bribery and corupttm) but
lying upon the strength 1T the and II, Intelligence
Of tho people, they have gone conquering and con-
quer and ocofcoism after her greatest effort is forced
10 acknoN ledge that the soil of Henry redeemed from
The hands Of demagngues and snached by the mighty e
fort Of the people from the polluted grasp of deep dyed
Locoiocoism.
DECATUR.
P. S.-The papers that have published my frst con-
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6E NTI.EMFS .

Your communication of the 9Th inst has been
received. and understanding as distinct and uneooiy
ocal disclaimer on your part 10 reflect on my personal
character, or 10 mpnge my honor and INTEGRITY is
Therefore entirely satisfactory IT, however, In this view
! am m sahen. Won will please advise me through my
inend At. tabel. who will hand Won this admit
your right 10 comment on my cuntsc ms nohe man and
politician; that consideration expressly waived in my
leternnd your releraton Of your staiements" and a
gnmenis' was not responsive 10 NV demaad NV de-
nand was SIMPLY for personal disclaimer, and that |
understand You as giving.
:.
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CLOTHING,

rINilF subscribe, has hand fall and general
L ol READY MADE CLOTHING, OF every description
suitable to the present and approaching season. which will
be sold unusually cheap.
lie has also in his employ ment, Mr.. Charles H. Brooks,
OF Philadelphia cutter of great practical experience In the
Tailoring Business aud will make up goods in the most d-
rble and fashionable sylc and in every instance
warrant perfect fit Those In want OF tasty and fashion,
able fit would do well To examine stock OF Cloths Gas
simecs and Vestngs, and give trial putting them up.
April 29-3w,t u. y. e. PETERS.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS,

PROPOSALS will be received by the subscriber at the
Office OF he Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road, until
Monday the 18Th day OF May, for the erection and compile
on o the New Church Edfoe about 10 be built by the Pa
'sh o St Pau's, Iynchburg Plans and specifications Of
the will be ready Tor inspection and after Thursday
May 9th. WIN SHERWOOD ELLISON.
May6-3f
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not wish 10 be Understood reltactng or modfynu a,
d'nhtng any feature Of our editorial as every m,te5
Statement or argument which 1t contains. we con
sidar beyond successful ''reiutaton',
Your obi. ,cre'ts.
p. GLASS & WOODSON.
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CARpEIING CARPEriNG-CARPET
rlNiE undersigned has hand large gnifcent
somcn' Of Brussels Three Ply, and other Carpetngs,
- 81 and 6-t Grass Mating white and cold 81 a.,
Cd and "a Oil Cloth Capetng of superior quality, which
he Offering very low and very accommod, ting
Lifts r. e. PETERS