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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-21

nRte STORE FOR sALt-sITuAI EDISTBEUPPER
~ psri ~ the city hsnauey SUED sd doias
srd ccrstsn, incrsasig TIE proprietor intends
lesurs the tcpr'ry Terws SEQ" essh It's exeelsst
ti.rts tor rhysirsn aetse ~ SO will
With H. Adtress Alexis" othce 81 this paper.
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LivEsrooL cLAssrvicArieH.
N nr1fed.

.annopneem,nfs Of Births Marriages and Deaths ere
net oisd, riess duly auths.iresisd aud pad Jor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-21

In this city, tie 10Th inst by James Green, Esl
Jrstce of the Fret District Court JoHS +. MUSr TO
EUTHRAsiE FRAsCoisr. ell 81 this city.
At Nswburg, on the 18th inst, by the Rev. DR.
Brown, Dir. WiLIisn BARpY, Of New York TO Miss
BssnrrT EIIzA TUpoE, youngest daughter Of Henry
Tpdor EsQ., ef the former place.
Newburg and Philadelphia papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-21

A DRUG STORE TOR ssIE-sIrUATED ~ A COCO
n rehtitcoc. ave VT large popnlsvn - support ".
1he Store 10 afest snd hardsere en sud 10 ng
gsst bus tst te vss'y ncressed ~ persrsi
iu, cash AIrly 96 Pearl street, Of Beet
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Passengers Arrived.


Bavnr- ship seine Eyt nse 81 IN sdephis; Ales-
ander OF PARIS kscid OF Cuba nonsrchssse % me;
fatuou % Germsny Gee sohnarrs Of do; aud ll3 In
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yet discesereo Yer the above pan this zoe
sh. ~ nssss SPEEDY and permanent ~i;hsat ~
N aict dr1na enargs ~ rpgr
sshon W trs,hets TIE gror-ecy challenges sir<le To-
Hsnee Of rscert soucrrhgs which
stl net cure. uRdar foreitare 81 S aany
ocays Solo ~ TIE Drug store rs Bfoadwsy, corner a
Chsuhefs sttte aia0 No ~ NoNc. 10 s-nss-
sev.srd w. fnlson stree. cerrsr - Wtlie~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-21

nR COOPER, 10 DUANE STREET. mas, roc ran
~ sst foursen pears cenhned he practice co TIE
Of mtTcursf and othsr diseases Of deleste
lie the axgravsta Of this dss.se ssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-21

nR JOHNSON, NO. IS DuhNx STREET. so WE'LL
~ lnovn In the treatment a delicate disease The Doe
tors reputation Ter st In tn half that have
erstss fer years. eminent Constitutional weAtne
ursd IN four dsya
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-21

s'ol2ss 6eePs. tsvlssys stc.gietl r1.ots
Npiy IN Tbs early VII ~ sorr-ist 81 vsrftg
.nt httle incenveeienrs atterd-F ar n ehies-
eovevtr those Who have spserrs fr
pc vho ptnperiy srlr9cste he servces We nrN
TOR i, ART " i-cirie - " atvancsa .na
f~o-> sSvsutarss rers
Yrs-scs ear sard rnpic rssisn ~cfaa
" hs grernts Ter sstinE he sit-irss fsm
o y kmeuot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-21
0cIoR yOuaF M rRTs.TNIT-foE "a cESrr-

- 30 oprusit the n. ~ ,iirt...i, ~ ~.
nvusrvus enss the rE1rtistsr - teea iadueed
etf an seeney IN the cify Of >ee
ln'tssl henec vi h the greatest purifier the hooa
ever rrssenfss q the tnttic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-21

Il fOks MAGNETIC FOwDE6, foR THE OssfaUc-
uen OF insects OF every ceeriptisr, aad Fis Tor Rats
bdsd 20 a ruhs ~ rs t.tis aud
net recommend H. trial all AL hsnssl .sp~rs have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-21

common sd,attsses Ia the rcs, M % private Diseases
for the ~ seven ysafs and asserts bclsy Without fsr
contradiction, that hi node Of practices u superior any
?uer IN America he persons daily that
have been under the Of the ohsr physicians
srndled Of their money by ussS qusek medicines.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24
Nd. 50.

mality which 1t suited Lord Pai,oers,on 10 make IL .ut
10 be, 1t was the nosi prfempory indication If di
panatie rupinre which Is known 10 the nl ical forms
n Europe aud neither .rd John Russell o.r his col,
leagues could be i moment deceived AZ 10 its real bur
pot'
To caneel anch an aelirn a mere explanation W ,uld
he 10 sin1nfy The whole Government of France We
or therefore IN degree surprised u learn thai ord
Fanctsinn's last ptppnsa has been rlect ii at Psris-
u VIII hoi escape not that IN The speech 10 which he
roi s'ed 10 give an account n his last Interview with
NJ Donyn de l.hnys. l.td Panersion VIII lly onitted
u state The rrnl pln which that genr lean was Or
defrd 10 leave this county namely the demand Of the
French Government f The execution ol the convention
:" loudon. aud the refusal oi that demand. lie nehet
meniinnsd thai demand justified that refusal Wa
ae now anAions 10 learn how long i.ord Normandy
with d'poy icman in Tho ,qnivoc,l and distressing pp-
s ~ he Il condemned In occupy after the failure Of ,ha
atemri nn VIII h reliance still placed t,r the son-
ton oi The difficulty. The French G,veinm ut il eyi
denily es'vnd 10 maintain its grounds without advauc
lnp; but without rcc' ding
Nur can II ho dou' It'd that the Russian Cabinet i,
prepared IN conformity with It's very sbcmn
since made public, mark ia sense Of their sctio,s.
When tho note of the % It Aptli written il might
All be h ped al 81 Petcrsbufuh hii the medali,n oi
France would pteya we have yet ,o learn ihr cffct
produced on that Court by the renewal o Give
nt's. but II cannot fail Ia b. At least as acute
IA Paris. Meanwhile. the Indicators already gwen hv
.ofd Pnlmer'on nj similar Il sgns against Naples aud
Tuscany have put all Tho Powers their guud NJ ,nst
The coccurrenrc nj such sup ise the blockade nt
i'nns. lhc French hr' has been hr nonths IN
the l'ay oi Naples, prepared 10 ward I'll an attack IN
that 1n1rlet aod with nslfuros to support the King #
the lwo Sleles. The and Duke ol fnsciny. being
ol 'ho Northern Powers; aud Imngh we hl eve an
anprnen has since hen ,nnda IL refer the lpyl,orn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24

Macao, China Feb II 1850
To The Editor Il can not he p telling You how much
pleased was This morning receiving n pnckaue con
lainng your Register Of the 5h aud 22d Of Sepenb,r
which had been 10 me from Singapore The s,vL
Of Them pected and gratifying that ett of.
what was dnlng To run over them, and the earth
and 10 be mixed up with you again your beautiful conn
try. Ihete many pcal Items IN them which w,rn
attractive aud which carried me back 10 distant land
which has left strong Imprint OF lts moral character IN
my MUD. and 10 which mol inprobady shall return a
the end Of my present pilgrimage.
Canton and the country around H. including Macao
continues very quiet The Chinese let alone by the
Europeans, and my conviction i that if they are hermit
ted TO ba at peace they will gradually, but very SLOWLY
reform ther old and awkward habits and cnston ur OH
ers which they begin 10 better adapted to The
business OF lite But this age Of evulatlous men are
not con'cned 10 advance by gradual steps, long strides
he lakcn and there wanting turbulent and
impatient spirits ready them into new habits for
which they As little prepared they are inclined and
the brois and hoodshed between them aud the English
nre caused by such mischelvous people.
The late Governor of Macao hronpht On himself his
melancholy end by assassination. There is not the
shadow of proof that the Chinese authorities particir,cd
th4t deastabe act, but there s on the other hand
every reason 10 believe that his tyranny and hard usanc
of the Chlnese residents Macao wcro the sole cause of
iho act. His head and only delivered up after
The Portuguese released some innocent persons whom
they had in prison
vas invited 10 be Of the four pall bearers on the
Of the funeral Of The Governor which wasa sad
land solemn Que. Tho President Of the Senate. the
French and Spanish Alinirs and myself performed The
sad office.
The Chinese, though they bear good deal of oppres
ion from their rulers with great submission will some
times break out when nature submit no more
For instance news has been received day that the
people abont Nankln have risen up and killed TWO Man
dams and four hundred soldiers because such heavy
'axes were imposed upon them altera great nd they
could moi pay. A WAiFARE.R
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24
BEAUTY.

Beauty like the silent night, is lyclics in rcpose
There is. The depth of the Skies spanpcd
with the gllltering lanterns Of eternal space. dreamy
anfng altfacton tina, wpoes our spirits out from their
cayey ienemenis, los away upon the breahless pin
ions of thought IN search ul the mysterious element Of
divinity. So gaze into The abyss Of eyes, that ii
'a the blue Rhone, aud vie in their SWEET abstraction.
with the gorgeous and half sOmbre azure Of the midnight
Heavens, loose ourselves in languisn dreams and
yield mp to IN der thought and tender conten plaun
all that gross abandon us-all that s sensual sinks
down. as the dsengaging soul cuts the last issue of
terrestrial appetite and floats upon the bosom ofa
pure and holy sympathy. to blend with hers, that seems
trembling amidst the lnped ether that envelopes her uu
can sciou, luvplinpss Ear
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24
From The I0ntiOu Times

But the relations of this county with the petty State
Of Greece. the pecuniary demands Of Paciico and the
dupIrly OF diplomatic intercourse subsde into total in
sgnh ance when placed by he side Of the painful and
alarming results which these piliabIe affairs have had
our whole foreign relations. The attempt hitherto made
by the Government 10 treat the instances Of foreign
Powers as mere indications Of purposoess l-hnmnr-
the reports sndionsly circulated that The President Of
France and his Ministers not acting IN concert-lhe
mafvenus endurance and affected conpusure shown by
Ministers when, day after day, if the truth known
they have received marks Of coduss and Of obn
CATION from foreign Powers unprecedented since the fall
of Bonapafte-a these things but the pun pose
of few hours The truth is that with
Europe. We are without an aly in Europe. The lead
ing States of the Continent acting in concert and
prepared they obtain concesson To their sense
ot justice and to the nsases OF nallons To such
means they devise 10 testify their hostility 10 tho
present Ministers u the Crown. without dsrosp pcci 10
the Queen. aud without INJURY insult the nation
ihc uedl 4 he French \mHassalgl ~ nol he I'll, r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24
MISCEL LANEoUS.
From The Lonisriile .lonapd.
LORD BRDlfelIAAI

Iord Bongham Is one Of the most remarkable men
the world ever llo has more sides iu hls mlnL
any German ever had. lie has achieved several
populations. As orator md slaesnmn he has been
lr long series Of years the head oi his class IN
England. As lawyer and Judge he stands exceeding
IYshWh. Is "rlIefoi literary mlseranos. he has
produced several volumfs Of Distinguished ability and
value. Ills requirements IN science very extensive
and very profound. sufficient To give great distinction
any other man.
lie Is uoW an old man. having lived about seventy
years. and yet he has never found rep earth All
hls faculties continually ennaecd and nsly engnerd
lie passes tom The 2he ma hemalins 10 theology from
biography To knnty law ease with the preates atll iy
lie has accomplished moIo labor lhan almost any uno
ot his cucmpotarles.
lie owns a castle in the south of France waiihcr he
often reres 10 prosecute his studies Some of his legal
lights wcfe not long siure contested aud he made his
appearance III the civil at Cannes plead his own
Gao. very larae aud fashionable audience convened
10 hear speech from the distinguished gentleman.
His effort caused great deal o enthusiasm particularly
among the French, who were dazAed by the brilliant
lealutes of the speech. by lis string c,quenre, and
hove all. by The elegance of the French language as IT
flowed from his lips After he concluded rs If 1T.
lawyers, visitors aud Judges all crowded atound him aud
encfod him the most cordial congratulations on his en
ntnt success.
J he lrcnds with whom hc started in life have penor
ally been Consigned 10 tho ,mb. Ilsrner who would
probably have bceome lho influential statesman in
England had he lived, died early 1ilrry dlon a few
months ago at an advanced age Sidney Smith tell
full OF yrars aud hunos, few since Macintosh
died fifteen years ago. All of them achieved orca eIu
iailuns aud eAerled much and wholtsime influence ,u
rng their lives. We hope that Braugham, anunp his
other laburs. has prepared work cmbd ing memurnuda
oi his lit and exhibiting his opinions OF his pfea, friends
aud the effect vi then hburs on the alllrs Of the world
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24
CLASS IN CATJJECISN

Who is the author Of the WIlmol Proviso p demo
rat. w ho seconded it? Preston King Of New York
democrat. Who is John Z. lalel a democrat. Who
b Chase ui Ohiol-a democrat. ho free Soihsed Ohio
um the W hgs? The dsntocrats2 Who free Solsed New
orl?-he democrats. Who free soitised Mane?- The
enocrats Who votes for Pallrey?-h Democrats Who
nds Booth, and Cleaveland. and Root, aud Giddngs
vote down Wing Speaker in the House Of Represen
lives, but free soil democrats Whn is the Ediior of the
National E,d?- a democrat. Who Benionised Mssou-
-I?- -dcm0cratS.- Portsmouth Uhig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24
Is. l.. TINSLEY,
GROCER AND COMMISSION AGENT,

IN NCHBI ht,, VA,
TAS in store aud is receiving general stock OF Goods
which he would call the attention of purchasers In
hs stock may he ioundSnear, Coee, Teas, salt, Iron,
Nails, Steele, Moasses, Maekce, Lead and Shot Coee
Mills, Curry Combs Spades, Shosels, and general assott
ment o Hand Ware Stme-Ware, Wooden Buckets Cast
Jugs assorted Table Cutlery, Tea and Table Spoons Mead
Sitcrs Cassmces, Cloths linen and Cotton Goods Smmr
Goods Tor panalnons aud Ncstmgs Naukeens Apaecas,
tinghans, Lawns, 300 bolts Cacoos, Irish incn lones-
tlcs all widths, both brown and beached Bed Ticking
Plaid Cottons SILK and Cotton landkcehict, Combs, Palm,
Silk and Fur Hats, large assortment mems and Ladies'
Shoes cases hne Roots besides many other goods tcd
to mention All want is call from purchasers
sales, am determined Tor cash. sell low il
lower, than any house In town. Try me-
Anrl is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24
ITALIAN LADIES.

The ladies' Of Milan dress themselves with much pro-
Pdcty Their chief aim appears to be to emulate each
cfn Italy are seldom worn by them. They accus
toned to brush the hair completely from the forehead and
temples. This practice causes them 10 appear neat
Quahercsses. Capes of lace fitted neatly to
the bust, with narrow neck colIar. hid by plain pink
OF azure colucd ribbon DuIins the revolution it the
tri-color.
Tho hats Il The ttago (on rather small. and
.l' IN fsrv mHI.st .lNle En- haln'r Il sarls an II,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24

INTENDING 10 change my business Nest,
will sell at public auctnn rhur,day the 9th day
al this month, the Whole oi my stock o Groceries, l1ry
Goods, Croekey China Class Hardware Cutlery, Sc Sc.
In the above stock good assortment may be had,
ing between three aud our thousand dollars. The sale
Will be made without limit c>er,c and day
II day until the whole socl, Is sold.
lERMS.-\l sums under $50, cash Will be required,
over $40 aud under Soo, sixty DAYS 500 oGr month,
credit will be given tor negotiable paper satisfactorily
dotscd. w. T. TERRY.
A.eIs, Dllatd : johnson, .itctonceiS.
Hmm 2N-3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24
REMOVAL.

1--WE SUBSCRIBER takes the liberty, of informing his
friends and customers, that he has recently, moved
IRON the location, which he occupied last year. Goce.
ry, Forwarding and Commission House, 10 building, few
doors above, the opposite side of the street, and the
same square, with Dihreil's Hotel.
Truly grateful Tor the Hberay, heretofore manifested
wards him. by his friends, he hopes, by strictly close a,
ptcoon to his business, and disposition give entire
islacton, III every paitcu ar to be entitled
d their cohntenance All orders for Goods, and the orwar-
ding sale any kind of Produce Goods which may
consgne1 to him, will receive the and prompt
tcntion.
In forwarding goods, charge will be made lor drayage
Ioany person making early application, or'two com
Portable rooms, above the store, will be rented offices.
Mar It's r.. j. ECIlOLS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24
GOLD COLORS,

rJNIIE subscriber takes this method OF informing gentlemen
who have light fancy coourcd pants thai soied
that they have them dyed beautiful gold color
fancy color they may wish. lie also continues TO DY and
BLEACH Leghoin Straw and Panama Hats, by pro-
recently discovered at the North; by this process OF
bleaching the hat retains its bancy aud whteness
longer than by the old process Aso Carpets ceansed o all
DIRT and grease with which they may be soled and made
look almost equal To Persons having the above ar
ccs article they wish dyed, cleansed the
lo restored, have them done the shortest and
IN he most satisfactory MANNER by calling the subscriber
athc lower end Of Main street, opposite the Farmers Hotel
April 15-3m JOHN II. SOLOMON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24
KEVELs ~ SNNOT,
purpose 81 conducting gcuenl pRN GOODS aud
grocery Business,


beg leave oca the attention Of thr friends both IN town
and country, ana all others trading in l,ncburg, then
ne" stock o Groceries, recently purahasod the me,t Ia
Notahle tetms and comprising the usual Variety together
wiha handsome assortment OF by Goods, suitable the
Spring and Summer trade.
New Orleans, Porto Keo, Clarified sngc and double Re
hned Sugars lava, kn aud laguta Cuee; kicc \. O..
leans aud West India MalaSses Nnugaf, Spice Pepper
a'inger, Mustard Corpcns, Nails lallou, Adamannc and
SPeim tandlos brown, Nalogaicd and fancy Soaps Soda
Starch, Gnnpowder, Imperial, punehuug and biz, Teas
Window Glass s<o and luNl2 painted Buckets, ntoums,
Powder and Shot, fooseap, Letter aud Wrapping Paper
Pocket knives, knses aud Forks, Toilet Tael aud Sid.
Combs, Pad and Stock Locks Curty Combs Gotten aud
Wool Cards, Shoves Spades aud Forks, Tea kettles Fry
ing Pans, Meal Seis, Cere Mill, Scsthc Badcs Trace
CHAINS, Shoe Thread and brushes, acklng, bsurcd cast
aud shear Stccl, IL aud 6l Brown Cotton Cotton lr
ling, Bed flckmg hl,ached Domestic O2nahnrgs Ne and
striped and checked totonadc plaid and dnll Pant Stun
Marion Tweed, Apron Checks, Buiaps, Nankocns, Brown
Holland lrsh Linen Alpaca Camhtie cooued and white
Plaid t'nghams, plain and hncy esting, style Ius
t'ingham Lawns, Croon and Corded Sunme Coating col
ton aud silk llds, fancy silk CaNats gum and webb Sns
pender, spool Cotton eolopred and Whtc Sewing Silk
BLK and white Thread, coat vest and pant Buoas Pins
aud Needles, Umbrellas, Gmehams and Clmhic besides
many other articles too tedious enuneiac all hrh
we determined To ol low they can haue hl al
any house in this place All ask a ttial aud W will
convince the most ttrdulnns that Gulds fhea as
The cheapest aud as good as the best cash. ~ eN
change i9t county riudgee. JOHN RIA EIN,
April lis JOHN + SMODTz
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24
PUBLISHED By
TOWNLEY, SHIELDS 4 Co,

~ -Four Dous per aIui, payable ia airdace. No sub
,tion p be received for shorter tne than, months
paper na be discontinued ercept at The discretion
!. the Edfors) until all d1TeardgeS arc paid.
Rf fADyERrisEMESrs inserted al 80 cents PR square (or
iess) for ercry inner form insertions aud 81 cts per square
(or iess) for erery outer form Insertion.
Epery ficetisef roqodto note The Ms ho,o long
he otcs has advertisement inserted advertisement not
noted iDdt DC inserted til its dcontnace be ordered
For YEARLY ADVERTISING the terms for The prirege
Of t,cO sqares S0j fer square SO for square,
form S35 Eoery yearly adrcrtscr icW be required
fine his adceftising 10 his particular line Of business
85.JoB PMSTNG ereetted neatly and erPodiiousy, aud
reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24
POLITICAL.
STA MAS.

SrANZAS.
Assw aet Springs earl, flowers dronp and die,
W hen blows the chilling norhern wind.
~ all the dreams of Youth must scattered lie
" lien manhood's eales orp,oss the mind
lnnih's romantic visions MI must perish.
And bitter tfials usnrp their place,
Leaving trat nomenios thai we eheflsh
In memoty of those happy days
As Ger the path ol life we onward 90.
Aud learn false mans dophcly.
Stern traluy checks the atJent Inv
ofyouthiol love aud sympathy
Nnw by dear experience tauehl Al last.
We slrhk wllhin ourselves. aud pfldo
Bids Us quick lur,et the bliph,cd past
And every panl oi sorrow hide 4 r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24

Inn PnrsneRG GA2nrrr says. thai a young lad,
was o'daned IN tie Englnl Lutheran Church IN ,ha,
city. tp The olice OF DodeoRcss Deacunoss ATE tel,
elohs order ol wnnitn N this denomination who devote
thof lives Ia various occupations o charity, aud take
sows ol eellMc1 Tor this pumso The orl,t has been
established tr samn yeats in Ginany. and has lately
heco introduced ma th,s country Thus Lady however is
the Ii Isl who has Yet been utdaln,d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24

he ladies the eiinelia nn the dahlia Their hats
have generally upon The efl aide full bio vn camea or
hshia without ANY other accessory The bouquets for
la,'s nte principally ffmcd nl hes' flowers and the
garland and aal offerings nron The slape To popular
actresses Az OF the same composition
Speaking about hair. may not be- amiss In say that
The hdcs u sorrento. Tho birthplace 81 ras,o hroil ihcr
tt'sses aud then arrange thrm IN she FINN ui 4 wrah
such as atSs arc wont Il place upon the btuw Of thr
hvulitc band
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24
EUr2lirific EOsstc.
Valuable Mill Property for Sale,

IN NROEN0hE COUNTY,
IlE undersigned have determined 10 dispose o the vaua-
L bic Milling Properly in the county Of Roanoke, know1
as the BELLY UE MILLS Tins property is situated
ON the Roanoke River, mile West o Salo the county
scat in the midst OF arge agricultural REGION The Viz
gnia and Tennessee Rail Road, under construc
ton, passes Immediately by it, and the South-Wescrn Nc
Adamled Road leading direct TO Buchanan, passes within
3ooyardS ahrding The spcedirsi and most ample facilities
Of transportation to the best markets
The buildings consists of large Brick MIL covered with
Tin, IN thorough repair running two pair o Burs. two
Choppers, Carling Machine, and a now Saw Mill
built in the most substantial order, but recently erected
The water power sufficient to keep both in operation
Adjacent to the Mills newly erected tenements suit a.
Bile for persons attend both with about four
of Land Tor Gardens, &r. We invite the attention Of
persons desirous of devong themseses Tins business
examine this property
TtlsMs-one, two, three, four and five years the
usual deduction for cash
May l32m SuNNKS, MARTIN s. co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24
NEW CONCERN.
GUGGENHEIWER & UNTERMYER

Cheap. Cheaper, Cheapest -!
DRY GOODS .AND READY .4LIDE CIOTIiLNG,
At WHOLESALE * RETAIL.
FJ'E undersigned, having associated themselves og,thc,
Tor the purpose o conducnga general by Goods and
Clothing business, respectfully inform ther friends and the
public that they are now receiving ifun the Northern cle
a splendid stock ui
D &c Y a. d % ID -,
suitable inr the SPRING and SUMMER SEASON. embracing
every article Ladies and Gecm.ns Nca. all hieh
the public are yitod to eal and examine before purchasing
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