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CALIFORNIA THROUGH TICKET AT
REDUCED PRICES.

CALIFORNIA THROUGH TICKET AT
REDUCED PRICES.
L. SAILING from New York Satur.
&HS8l day, January Ia, at O'Clock, p. m,
d -. the new and magnificent U. :. mail
steamship OHIO, connecting at Pan
anna with the steamship ISTHMUS, in February
Travellers 10 California will find this is tho cheap.
est and most desirable Of all routes 90 the gold ne.
Hions
Prices Of passage through from New York TO San
Francisco, California
First cabin. SAFE Fosm berths o.. .... $3.50
Secona cabin, standee berths. ...... $50
s,eerage berths, found bed and board 300
The crossing from Chsgres TO Panama il 10. IN.
cuded in these prices, but " an extra expense of
Sl5 or $40, TO be paid there,
For passage apply 70 N .. ROBERTS,
Dec.N-tJl3 us West street.
2RsTLEMEs's "BELoNGINGs."- STE.
VI VEINS has this day received a large and sull
assortment of gentlemen's Quitting articics, viz
Family made yoke neck" Shirts, of superior
quality and new styles The sys,em Of retailing
vens.
CRAvATs.
very large supply Of black and sSaey eoIors
Just imported, and believed g. - the newest in
market
UNDER sssIRTs AND DRAWERS,
in SIX, merino, Lambs Wool, Scotch Wool, and
Cotton very large assortment and some Of en-
UMBRELLAS
styles.
AIso, Pocket Handkerchief, Gloves, Perfu,nerv.
Dressing Robes, Canes, Brushes, Rsrors in fact,
or toilet use all Of which viii be cold at uniform
prices AZ sTEvENs's
Great Hat and Gentlemen's Quitting Establish
ment, No. Browns Hotel Dec. 5-eodif
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GOSHEN RUTrER, FRUIT, Sc,
" 10 frlins and tubs choice Goshen and Welsh
Butter.
100 whole aud half boxes bunch Raisins.
90 do boxes layer do do.
500 lbs. Zante Currants
10 trails soft.shel Almonds
cases Genoa Citron
3 do assorted Preserves.
10 boxes Sicily Lemons.
10 kegs Malaga Grapes
Received and for sale by
MIDDLETON & BELL,
Dec. 2l-eo2wif op. National Hotel
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NOTICE.-A general meeting
IF the stOc ( holders of the Waah.

NOTICE.--A general meeting
SAtx%E6S Of the stockholders Of the WASH
esE1 ington and Alexandra s.oamooat
Company, owners of the new steamboat called the
THOMAS C0LLYER, will be held at Browns Ho-
tel, on Monday, January Z, at IL O'Clock, m. The
stockholders viii then elect five directors to serve
the ensuing year.
other business Of importance 10 the Company will
then be laid before them for their consideration.
n THOMAS PARKER, Treasurer.
Jan. I'D
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ON THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8,
Will be presented Tobin's comedy of the
HONEY MOON
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DIED,

On the I'd instant, in the fourth year Of her age,
HELEN, youngest daughter Of JosEPH c. G. and
CAfAsRfNE KENNEDY.
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To conclude with, the last time, the
FORTY THIEVES.
Prices of admission private boxes, rs cents; boxes
and parquet so cents; gallery, rs cents.
Doors will be opened at o'clock; performance
to commence at half past T. Jan.
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THE LYKEN's VALLEY REGION

The outlet Of this region is the wsconisco canal,
which connects with the State works some fifteen
miles above Harrisburg. The amount Of coal sent
to market during the past season was rs 900 tons
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC by Pro-
' lessor DERWORT, his three Daughters and
Son, at Carusi's Saloon, on
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SpIendid Fortune mny be gained by an
Outlay Of f1O or f5.
Metropolitan Portrait Club.
0fiees, IS 1ibany Road, London, England
TIVE Directors beg TO announce that there will
Il be drawn for Grand Series Of Portraits Of all
horses entered for the forthcoming
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The arrivals of the steamers are become nu
merous. In addition 10 the Cambria, we have
three others, Canada. City of Glasgow and Wash
ington. The political aspect of Europe has I'M
dergone no important change, except that which
is p'S sced by settlement of the Greek difficulty.
A W''S,urawal of the fleet of Sir W. Parker, from
Malta, is daily expected. When this shall be
done the expectation of war between Russia
and England will die away and Europe will fall
again into apparent tranquility aud peace. France
is still manltesng her disposition for instability
She was quiet when we last heard from her but
now she is felmented In England the tide Is bear
ing against Nhiggery. lis advocates have been
beaten four times in eight days Altogether the
British Parliament is in an unpleasant condition.
and however much it may be dcplored, i: is 10
be feared that the resignation of the British Min
istry will soon transprc. The Pope is returning
TO Rome. The people are receiving hun with
marked respect and courtesy but with no demon
STATIONS of enthusiasm or cxultation.
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MUSICAL EDUCATION.

MRS. MURRAY brgs To announce 10 the .a,ics md
WI Gentlemen p Lynehblrg, that she las arrived and IL
prepared commence her instructions Vocal, Instrumental
and the higher grades 81 Musical Education. Ms NJ Ina.
the pleasure Of nmane a she will shortly be Ioued by
her friend, Professor Daa1En when they viii conoiat Nv
open Musical Academy such plan will supurccdr
any other style need for the speedy requirement
OF that lcgan accomplishment and Scientific Muse.
Professor A,E2 feHgui= Ia position - AGAIN an hi
friends al yclluIP. lie has been ot the last years
principal Vocal and Instrumental Instructor aud Director
with the Hon Mr. Lincoln Phelps al hc Paapsco Ins
tue." Every requisite 10 carry ont tr plan VIII be prov
ded for and they trust patronage liberal Will be extend
ed to them given 10 Pro,ssor - when in Lynch
burg years ago Ladies wishing tc Join the Academy
will confer favor on Mrs M, by giving hcrn ames
ly possible, to complete the arrangements by the
val OF Professor DAMER.
TERMS, &c, made known by application To Mrs. NJ. al
the Franklin Hotel, every morning IRON 10 till y O'clock
May 9-3m
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or ron Wal'hal at 81 per ton and apprehcnd tina,
no bid less Than SIS will 10 made Tor rails of Vrgnj,
iron. = '"s''
Another important Fact will mention tha, The IInd
son Ii. IL. Co gave to Messrs Cooper Hewitt s5l 600
one principal witnesses relied on by "A Friend of The
virginia and Tenn. II. X. Co" and one OF the firm is
now IN iynchhurg, suppose fr the purpose of cnn,ac
ing 'r The rails for the Virginia and Tenn R Coz
cancel contract for American rails and pureba 81,
fng lsh rails iar their rad. Iadeed arpears to me- to
use me language oi our distinguished Chief Engineer
at I'll Is scarcely considered matter ft discussion ont
OF N"4'oia whether English American iron ought to
be us'd for rail roads
admit that To some extent Iyhchbnrr will be temne>
fauiy benefited by having Rolng Mill in her imme.
date vicinity but believe she will obtain n moro p,r-
naneni benefit by having the rail road extended farther
into The Interior of The country hui the Lynchburo inter
est Is not the only that ought 10 be consulted for the
interest OF the Sockh lders the State and South IVES
tern Virginia. ought 10 largely into the calculation
In conclusion will say. that Of the lest and
most aboTons supporters OF the Virginia and Tennessee
Kan Road Company. | ardently desire and hope hat
Whatever course may be adopted, ii may prove by expe
rlence 10 be best Tor this great improvement.
4
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discrimination are important qualifications; and
the man. who combines these qualities with ora
torica powers, will indeed be the model member
of this Convention. The State has such men,
and their services can be commanded. The peo-
pIe can secure their talents and their abilities and
if they but respect their interests, they will not
overlook men of this character. To make a change
which will meet present exigenoies, and serve flu
turc purposes, is no small task. To meet present
exgencies, just discrimination must be made;
and 10 serve future purposes, wisdom and knowl
edge are essential. The people of Virginia have
exercised too little discrimination in the selection
of their Legislators. And it is 10 be hoped, that
Just discrimination and due care will be exhibit
ed in the choice TO be made on this occasion.
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Candies, Cakes, Fruits of all kinds,
Oldest Temperance House

HlSEASES OF TIE LIVER Whom the celebrated
)r Rush declared that drunkenness was disease lac
enumerated truth which the experience aud obsorvson Of
medical men every day confirming The unhappy and too
many apparently INSANE cNccsses OF those Who indulge IN he
use OF spurious liquors is thus accounted Ton The trc s
OF their conduct which is taken Tor niltaop Is very ire
qacntly found III diseased ate OF the liver. No organ in
the human system, when dcangcd, produces more rahla
catalogue Of Diseases And A. instead Of applying remedies
10 the maul stations OF disease, too often he case y
STREAMS would prescribe Wtha view 10 the original cause we
would have fewer deaths from complaints which are the re
suit OF dcranRod state OF that organ Ihrco,h Of the
diseases enumerated under the head OF eonsumpon have
their seat in diseased liver (Sce r Gums great yo
indigestion, Stoppasc qfHc mGRses, cOsrencss, ad lel
cf u1cgWHdy the actDa IF the b0lrc diseases on
ginning in the prolific cause also that dreaded
sroutcc, DYSPEPSIA. Those who afflicted with any 81
the above enumerated Diseases may assured that The
Of their maladr IS in the liver and Tor correct ION
the best remedy offered 10 the public Dr. MIane,s
celebrated Liver Pill Tor the Ilcpas on Liver Com
plant.
For sale, Wholesale and retail by D. B. PAYNE & BRO
and u, r. LYMAN, Lynchburg, Wand by Druggists
generally throughout the L nited States.
Nav 9-lt ff1
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Il l. NJ $

o. A Free Soer introduced resolution into
the Massachusetts Legislature instructing Mr..
Webster to vote for the Wilmot Proviso. This
resolution was re- ectcd, by the decisive vote of
l22 to AZ. Thus has Massachusetts, shown her
respect for the great interest of the Union and the
rights of the South.
b. M. Bodisco, the Russian Minister was a
passenger in the Cambria.
o. The New Orleans elections, of the 23d
ultimo, resulted favorably to the Wings
O.. The Potomac fishermen are meeting with
great deal of success Shal and herrnr are
quite plentiful.
10. A contest of the election of Mr.. August,
of Richmond, is desired by the friends of MIR.
Crane.
&5s The Wings have succeeded in electing
their candidate for Governor, in Connecticut
The parties in the Legislature are so nearly bal
anced, that great difficulty will be encountered
before Speaker can be elected.
&sss. On the 18th ultimo, terrible tornado
ragged at Dublin and destroyed property to the
amount Of ESQ 900 sterling
o. The nomination of Neil 5. Brown as Min
lister to Russia, has been confirmed.
o. On the Sd inst, Smyrna was visited with
an earthquake. We are not informed Of the cx-
tent of the injury.
O., The Legislature of Mississippi has appro.
priated 5000 900, to be raised by taxation, for
the establishment OF system of free schools.
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Nla 10t

VIRGINIA Sc :-Atlncs hold IN the Clerks' Ofirc d
lie 19nni, Count 81 Campbell on Monday the 9Th day
ofAIa}, 1850.
Pleasant G. Basby and Agnes his wife formerly Apne,
Akefs, and George hkor+, Plaintiffs.
.3gdinst
BRYAN Akcrs, John Akefs, Peter hkers William Akcrs,
- Waddiil and Mary his wife, formerly Many LeNcn,
Altehc Waits aud Sally his wr, formerly sally Lcwon,
Agnes Love, formerly Agno- lcwen, Elizabeth Will, tot
merl} Elizabeth lewein, John Levem, Peter Level in
anil Horace Iewen, holsa law 81 Clalcs EcWelin aud
Mary Lcwcn, deceased, Who May Akcr4 aud licu.
ben Baeby, Defendants.
IL CfIANCERY.
The defendants Pcer Akors, Mitchell Watts and Sally his
vile, John lewellm Peter icwclin and Horace Lowell
not having entered their appearance aud given security,
cordng 10 the Act IT Assembly and the rulcs Of this Court
and appearing, by satisfactory evidence that they
residents 81 this Commonwealth: is entered rules and
accordingly nlcte1 that The aa defendants do appear
Tore t Justices ol the sad tnty Count d Campbell the
count House, the second Monday Juy next aud
b" bl d the Plaintiffs aud that copy al tins order he orth-
with inserted IN sume newspaper published in the town o
ynehbg io two months, conseeuycy, and posted al The
font door Of the Court House Of said county, Court
day A copy teste,
May 9-2m. GEO. WIN. DABNEY, c.
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livrnrool.. April 90. 1850.


The steamer Niagara reached Liverpool oa Tuesday
10Th, Her caused cotton 10 advance ull, ID ON
NIL descriptions Sales nj The week amounted to u 900
haes OF which sprculll1rs took 1000 and oxpnirrs
5000 The I ton bn,ler' ciieulu dated Liverpool.
FndaY evening, says that Cotton has agln risen. Tho
prices ihls week or American Of various qualities NE i
to al per h. advance BE- Is aud Sulats I'D mp Egyp
uans barely support the former qnoatous Sen island
in moderate request without change in ptiecs The quo
ralons fr far iplands placed b, the commit CO al
Gal NJ bile al Odtaus ~.
Tue advanced rates nboyo described aro founded upon
tho last American ndvices received per Nnuan last
fnrsday. showing tane on receipts uf cotton ni the
parts OF America OF $4,000 bales compared with last
year. There be- doubt that the deficiency Is DO
comm" too serious 10 be overlooked and produce
powerful Impression all parties crested in the sta
pie.
The HAVE Cotton market is firm and active
FIouR WAS duh aud prices slightly declined. Bali
23s philade phlahlnhesl 22s I'D Wosorn Canal
27s to DIS according quality. Indian Corn unchanged
white l7a2ls Cd which is lower
The pricc Of yellow Com was fully sustained white
trne lower.
CofFEE market was dull and prices unchang d.
PRoyIsIoNs.-Bacon in active rtunost-prioes n
shade lower. Pork dull. Beef IN fair demand Choice
brands were looking up-good hams cnqulfod for
inferior neglected. Large sales Of good Bacon at
2ss Cd 10 29I very fine commands 30a3ls Boef good
fair demands 75sS0.. Pork, Western is offered
without buyers at ga. Huns fine Eastern IN demand
it dlai2s Western from 8 10 I, less.
LAnn.-Saes at slight advance, aud holders demand
32s
SUGAR. LARGE sales at previous rates.
TIA has receded price about Id per lib.
IrRrENnN III far demand " to = Al. Rosin
is lower.
TALLow Sales small but AT slightly advanced rates.
CoNsols have iluctuated from 952 to 96-tho closing
price for the day.
AMrRleAN SEcuRITIEs.-U. S. 6's have advanced 10
llOalll. Oilers unchanged.
inipIlisnrp frntn The ,list
more cheering. Business generally was somewhat I'm
proved.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
OOkS II subscription Tor 5000 600 81 the Capital
- II "fhe MIN Iolb aud lugnta Steamship Co,npa-
n.y. Will he op,ned Al the Office oil the Atlantic Mutual In
satanee tumpanrs, Mctchans' Exchange, New York, on
Monday, The 10Th nst, agrcoahy with the provisions ot
charter from the State o New York, passed April 10Th
1850. Persons in Virginia wishing 10 suharribe 10 said
so have their ofdo,s flied by addressing either d he
Subscribers in the city oil New York.
SllAS WOOD
HENRY LHDIAN,
+. A. CONklING,
Mar9-l0t Coumissoi,ers
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TEMPERANCE. NNTlCE-

AT t.|on. IN Amherst, the ihird Saturday in his
month, Division OF The "S1ns Of remperapcca viii he
formed. The meeting will he continued on the SUNDAY
following (oext day. which day. as well as on Sat
urday, several interesting addresses Will be- delivered
" The public are invited IL aond IN
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GEO, EhCBV,
Wholesale AND hEiAII GROCER AND
Commission .ycr,haps
AT MS IRON STORE OFFERS FOR SALE
SO TONS Amer an and English Rolled and Hammered
'eO Iron embracing l assortment of almost every ,r
round, slac, Hat band halt round aud oval OF best
quality,
tons Mayor, aud Sander so,'. cast aud ,h,., S,,,
" American aud English hstc, and German do
$50 Keys Nails aud Brads, aud Spikes } To q inches
tensr"a Nova Scotia Grind Stones, soma IVORY large
800 lhs. Patent Horse Shoes
200 +" Horse Shoe Nails,
10 doh. Ames& liowlands Shovclp and Spades,
% tons Lump Plaster,
300 III, Russia Shoe, Iron, -, o5ani2s,
1000 " American do - and 90,
1000 Slab Spplter
~ boNes Tin Plate,
500 lbs. Hoop Iron, assorted sIcs
20 hhds PRIME Porto liieo aud Nav Orleans Sugar,
superior clarified do
- hoVes aud hbls, double and single i.oal Sugar
go bagsr,im RIO green i"gua,,a, Maiacabo aud Java
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns, best factories,
1000 " Manila Gor1age To 4 inches,
~ hms and hhls prime " q, aud W India Molssso-,
" SunuN Syrup Ton families,
10 cases very fine Mass aud Stitch L,eo,ico,
25hoNcs pale and brown Soaps,
"25n0 lbs Bacon,
tl9Oo family Lard,
80 boxes Sperm, 1sllow aud Adaminc C.udlos,
10 baskets Olive Oh, superior quality,
500 lbs Sal Soda,
800 " green 'oppeRs
100 snc,s Liverpool fine and Ground Alum Salt,
7doz. painted Pals
90 rco"s wrapping, Writing, and letter Paper,
IS sides hemluck tanned Solo Leather,
1000 lbs. Harness do
10 bhls Tanners Oh,
en't pure winter strained Sperm Oil,
do pure Cider Vinegar,
gross Mlson's Challenge Hacking,
3 do Mustard and Chocolate,
do pcatl Starch,
II do Imperial and q =. Teas, so,ns very nne,
100 bbis Mountain Lime
- nests IRON bound Tubs
- doz. Fry Pans,
10 do Trace, Halter and Back Chain,,
50 sets Cart and Wagon Boxes,
- boxes Y 10 and 10 4 ~ " inaow Glass,
200 lbs English and Western Shoe Thread,
80 ibls. SaPerfnc Flour,
i Whole NJ qnattcr haNcs Raisins
Together wrh Pepper Ginpc, hlspirc Alum, Nutmcgs,
ground 'm@e iuiiga5 Shor Sls Caliroc-, Apacas Sc
70 all Of which wall be sold bargain, by
Apnl - tut tEb. BAf,BY
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BY MONbY & IIOLCOMBE, Aucts.
IN Saturday morning, 1lth inst at half past 10 o'clock
~ we will sell at auction, at Exchange Corner general
assortment d Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware Jcwclry
Watches, ttc &c, to which viii be added an invoice ol
Holy-hals Clothes, consisting # Cloth Frock Coats
Cashmar, do, Linen sack do, C1tunadc do do , $ n,
Vets, Blact Woisci do, No-tmgs, Mt Under Smrts
Drawers, Cotton Shirts &C. which we will sell with
ont resorse Ion cash. RlDSBA * HOlCOMBE,
MAY 81 Auriioucers.
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NOTICE

MI Il =.
The ceremonies in commemotat ion Of tho deoib of Al,
Calhoun, and the Funeral Address be delivered Inv
X Cralle Esq have been postponed to the sh day Of
June
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For The "LJmcLbirg Y'ir-iaiaao
LYNCHBURG FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM.

Il l. M,
1t may MT be generally known 10 citizens that ir
iS19, the Legislature Of Virginia passed an act, incor
por,ng "Ihe Lynchburg Female Orphan Asylum }
which has the benevolent object ia view of educating
and supporting the destitute orphan in midst
The Institution is now org mixed under a Beard o
sixteen Managers consisting Of the following named gen
1lemen:
Samuel McCorklo. Seth lIalsey,
Jesse li1re, Sam' b. Thurman,
Samuel Garland, Edward b Butler,
Nj T.. Nawha Chas II. Lynch
John Iolllns, NJ. w. Davenport
c, l.. Mosby Geo +. Williams,
II. o. Schoofeld. VIM. II Cabiness.
Christopher Ninfree, ID. T.. Spence.
And the board of Managers has chosen as its officers
Samuel Nc Corkle, lst Director.
Jesse Hare, I'd Director.
Alex. Tompk Treasury.
Edward r. Butler, Secretary
Ii will thus be seen hat many Of your most wealthy
influential and enterprz ng citizens, have taken counsel
together touching which must recommend itself
warmly and strong to the bosom of every good man
and their character gives prestige of eagearness ana
success which the cause Of The Orphan Justly mer
its.
The Institution basel upon Anti Seeaan PRINCIPLES
and is horefIc one in which al can have a common in
erest Its very spirit ard life will consist in opening it.
doors the poor and needy of all classes Conditions an,
denominations 1t is needless to say that such an Asy.
lum is wanted. Every one who knows our town Wi
admit il and trust ,here will be zen. rous rivalry
in subscribing 10 its permanent establishment
Books Of subscription now open under the sn
peIihtendance Of MeSsrs Samuel Garland, lessee Iars
VIM. II. Cnbness, John HJIins, David +. Spence ,anc
Samuel McCorle.
In time of great prosperity. let all express ,he
g., de 'a;o the author If All Good, by espousinr til,
CO. pattey a contributing literally towards ameliorang
tie tato ii the poor and destita'e Orphan Girl.
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NEW GODS.
T. i T. Ms ' H. STOCK or
k0HCU and staple Dry Goods.
MARCH, 20, 1850.
BELL, RuCkER a. uROOkS


DESpEcIfuIIN, IN, ito tlsi, i,icnn both IN ,n, an,
~ country, and the public 10 call and examine o,,Il,
the exclusive stock To- which the attention al ,.,, ,'
IS requested sttueh omharca gteat variety 1T tho
hW'H } lea "i To' 10 he had ~ ts country na we'll NJ
the mono staple sylre anl all slra ol rools rifauf or
cepft'h St he offered at prices which viii At once s,t.l,
the ruatomet Goods a h, bo quality and medium rta,s
rs well az the mo interior, shall alike be- oea at es tor
riocs ioincI than the goods can he had in mar,
o, Asi % TO rmetual customers that pay ono. year
March IA tsit
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fAldCoES AND IAWNS.-We have a beautiful as
~ orlmen Of Calcoos and Lawns, which will sell re.
maikably low.
MAY 2-tg SNITUSON 4 SrATUAM
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NEW CONCERN.
GUGGENHEIMER g. UNTERMYpR

NEW CONCERN.
GUGGENHEIMER g. UNTERMYIR.
cheap! Cheaper. Cheapest
hHi GOODS .hNI REBDY Made cyoyi,,.,
At WHOLESALE Il RETAIL
TUE endcrsoed having associated themselves ,ov.,.
- ai INC purpose oi conducting general DRY CoJs ana
',hE hnness, respectfully inn,m their friends and ,h
la my are now receiving from the Northern cities
ID RY Coz Obs
sni'ah'e 10, the SPRING anil MINER season ,,n,,.;
"e'' ei Ladies' and Genilemeps, Wen. ali az ,.;
F"'' arc invited To call and examine. before
'.,Wh'.n w have hen utiin sasor men, of n Az
'NlH' h''oiS AMI SHOES, with splendid and gcnn,,
assortment 81 l"''' anu echofas
IL TT, FANCY ARTICLES,
" VI "ni.h are oioted at unusually low prices Call and
SC us anu we iee assured that yai will be oil,
's as We as floods, as determined In sci. loo
ng purchased ior cash They are also ny ,nn
dad assortment of ''"s "sPeh
Ready Made Clothing,
'h'ea ny them Tor CASH, at unusually low mice. ~
Hhh means they ate onablod 10 great ndnrc,en,s ~
the public, rs any similar establishment "
my would particularly call the attention III Nrpv
Mfa' liANlS'a and others. 10 their Wbocs,le p,a. ~
lying et h'y viii find tn their interest 10 oive then,
Az am" n lmne ihcif stock before going farther Fat ~.
g'at faculties which they enjoy IN purchasing thciT s,pcs
'''' IA IN 10 announce with confidence thai hc, ,.1pp.
VAL be sold at Richmond rrecs. 80
n .UGGENiIFIMER,
Al, . |. uNIERMy Err
~" - Gf1fhte Bilfinrs fa5,U JL,,tse
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DIES SHOES Just received an assor,mcnt Of / a
hes Shoes, 'Jenny i.nds," u-kins, Slippers &c
MaNZ-s H.. IDGW GOD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-09
CASH For NEGROES.

/ WISH Ia purchase number OF LIKELY NEGROES
i Tor which will pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICE<
M oteis addressed ma at Liberty, Bedford county will
receive prompt attention. W. C.. HEWITT
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