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corset general appropriation bill was an act ma
king an appropriation to carry out the PROVISIONS OF
q law ALREADY ia force This BILL he commended. con-
templaied doing no such thing. 49,
LANE, ASHMuN, scHENcK. and BURT. ''''' -
Mr. McLANE appealed from the decision OF the Chair
and the question the appeal being put the decision OF
the Chair was sustained-ayes So, noes ~.
And then, after The discussion and decision OF an
i'm portapl point of order, ltF 4 g 5fE#NE
The Clerk reported from the desk the titles OF va
nous bills the calendar OF the Committee OF the
Wholcon the state oil the Union which were seyefally
laid aside by separate of the House, the friends OF
each endeavoring TO induce the committee to give Il
present consideration a5 "
In the course OF these proceedings several
motions thar the COMMITTEES do now rise made and
the following bills were thus laid aside. viz:
bill TO change the times for holding the district
courts Of the United States in the western district OF
Virginia, and for other purposes.
expenses incurred and obligations contracted by the
State of Florida in providing for the safety OF the people
Of that State during the recent instruction OF the Semi
mole Indians
An act to refund 70 the State OF North Carolina the
amount OF money advanced and transportation furnished
10 volunteers from that State during the late with
Mexico. A@t 5ttf
"A bill granting 10 the States Of Missouri ard Arkan-
certain swamp lands, for the purpose Of retaining
them and increasing the value OF the public lands in the
vicinity thereof. isfsaE@
A biIl to incorporate the Eagle Steamboat Company.
The bill "to authorize certain persons entitled to bounty
land to dispose OF the same BY testament being next 10
Alter an Intellectual motion that il be laid aside the said
I,a sha BY Mssss MORSE s q Ken
lucky. BURT, SCHENCK. WENTWORTH. SWEET
On motion Of Mi. BISsELL. the committee then rose
a. - ,,;,r a. uo,sa aJ;,.ro.J 4s
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Mr. BURT, by unanimous consent, offered Joint
luton directing the Committee on Foreign Affairs TO in
the termination OF the sth article OF the treaty (o August
1922 between the United States and Great Britain eso.
luton agreed to-
RIVER AND HARBoR IMPROVEMENTS.
Mr. McLANE moved TO suspend the rules to 60 into
Committee Of the hole on the state OF the Union. in
order that he might therein 10 take up the river
and harbor bill Bat Mr.. Mel. gave way to-
BREvEr RANK.
Mr. BURT who moved 10 discharge the Committee
OF the Whole the state OF the Union the bill 10
regulate brevet rank agreed TO-.
And then the said bill was referred back TO the Com
mittee on Military Affairs
~ RIVERS AND HARBoRs.
The question recurring on Mr.. McL.'s motion for q
suspension Of the rules il put by yeas and nays
and il was agreed to--yeas 107, nays 81.
So the rules being suspended, the House went in q
Committee Of the Whole the state OF the Union, (Mr
STRONG In the chair.)
Mr.. McLANE remarked that, when last the House
was in Committee of the Whole the state OF the
Union il had decided that the river and harbor bill
Is not general appropriation bill tie desired to make
point OF order TO snow that that decision was errone
ous
Mr. Mel here cited the fact that The post Office, fortified
ton, military academy, and other recognized general
appropriation bills, were not named W the RUE, which
failing 10 name the haibor and river bill among tour
others CHAR had decided that the said river and har
Dor bill was not general appropriation bill.
Mr.. EWING protested against permitting Mr. Mel
continue his remark and urged that he was making
an rgament rather Than sating point Of order :,
| Mr.. McLANE corrected the gentleman fron Iennes
see "a 10 The tenor of his explanation.
| Toe CHAIR here overrued the point OF order, and
went on 70 plain that the and harbor bill was no
recognised under the rules as general appropriation
Mt THOMPSON, Of Mississippi, called for the read.
ing Of the 8 let rule OF House proceedings
Mr.. BAfLY held that the decision d the Chair was
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A COMPENDIUM OF the Entire Body or the Law
by Knnephabeucaly arranged with reference 70 the
tes nd M st authorities
vols, Law sheep, svo, pr. am Retail price. $40.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15
NEW LIVERY STABLES,

fEliE SUBSCRIBERS respectful, inform their friend.
And ts public gcneallv that they have recently erect.
"a large and cunN enirnt Stable, Nam street. short
distance ah'Nc )itels Hotel and Immediately opposite
Planters Warehouse where tiny ali times pitpatcl
With THE best gram hay, Sr Tor the accommud OF
DoVcs IiaNcets and Transient Visitors Persons visit
ng town and travelling IN private conveyanocs Will find
secure repository lot thcir baggage vehicles
tending IA person and with the experienced
osr We Halter ourselves with share of public patronage
We keep constantly hand Tor hre On
terms, HACKS, HUGHES, and iiOKs rs olthe best qual
gV-N B,-broyers will find II much THEN ntercs, 10
gi'eusa call, o Will give h,s ontr attention 10
the sale Of their stock. W ! READ
Mar It's 4 q II\\fprE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15
REMOVAL.

rI'IlE tBStRiBER takes the liberty of informing HI.
friends and customers, that hc has, recently moved
from the "canu, which hc occupied year as troc,.
~, forwarding and Commission House, building few
doors above, the opp site side OF the street. aud ON the
same square, with bibfcll's Hotel.
Truly grateful Tor the hhetay, heretofore manifcsed to-
wards him by his friends, he hopes, by strictly close an
Pedoh To his business, and disposition give entire sat
lsacunh IN every patucu AZ, 10 be rnttlcd cntuus
al h't fehhtnanee All orders iot Goods, aud In,
ding ~ sale iauy kind of Produce DDS Inch may he
ronene to him. Will receive The most strict aud prompt at
tcntiuu i'' "
~ forwarding goods, no barge will he made Tor tavaVc
ioany person. making early appliraon one q, two com
'i,ahf ionms, above The store will be rented offices
Mar It's n / rt.IIDJ =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15
G r f A T COUGH REMEDY,
Ayers Cherry PectOraI,

For ne cure Of Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis
Uh0opmg Cough, Group asthma and COns,nnptior
TuNE annals OF medical SCIENCE aordng they do annie
proof OF the power and value OF many medicinal agents
nave furnished no compare with the sauary ef
ieets produced by "AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAI.o
The remarkable OF diseases of the Lungs which have
been realized by its atteed they many promi.
nent professors and physician. in this and foreign lands,
should encourage the afflicted to persevere with the strong
assurance that the of the CHERRY PECTORAI6
will relieve and ultimately them.
We present to the public unsolicited testimonials from some
Of the first men in eontry upon whose judgement and
experience implicit conf dence may be placed.
DIR PERkLN'S, President ptgYnout Medical CoyIege
the learned and intelligent physicians in IN.
country considers scompostion of rare exceenc. foT
tae cure Of that formidable disease, Consumption"
NORWICH April 26 lS46
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15
DR.. KUHL'S MEDICINE,

Is n A M IXT RE
NOR Colds Influenza, Cosveness, Piles of he
IL Kidney and Bladder, Gravel Sc Fluor Albus W. ak.
ness and other Female Complaints.
INTERCHANGEABLE. kuhl's numerous Agents have
transmitted to him. the most gratifying testimonials all in
the same terms, that the Abyssina Mixture etca-
cous and supasses all other medicines Dr. Kuhl refers to
the communications which have recently been published
from gentlemen who have been Agents number of
In North Carolina: Philer s Yorke Concord; A. & d. w
Honeycutt, Gold Hll Major Dugald Mcnusald, Moore
county; Col j. NJ A Drake, Ashcboro'; c. e. Pugh
ton; Jones, Watson Co., Chapel Hill; DIR. James xsf
lum, Druggist, Milton Woollen s. Brannock Wenwor h.
DIR J. IL Hawley, Hawfey's Store p o. Sampson county
In Virginia Col c. d. Bennett Pittsylvana C. H.; Kirby
Barr, p. M, Abingdon; Dr. TIL j. Obenchain Buchanan;
Alfred Wilbon, Charlotte G. H. Or. w II. Hasene
Martnsburg Sam'i. Dinkc, Orange c. H.; f. H. Akin.
son, Lynchburg, SC.
frtrdct OF communication receired from Col &. d.
bennett, at Putsylraiid c. H., Ia.
The Ahysslna Mixture has long since been disposed
and the patients had to procure it from other agencies 1t
has given unvaed iiacton and relapse has
occurred, fhe cured persons it only the
highest terms to her patients, but them,
that it would them four days they
kept strictly to the directions.
45-Price per bottle IS cents, 81 25, and So so.
AGENTS:
F.. II. Atkinson, Marshall House, Lynchburg.
Major WIN. Leitwch, Otter Bridge
A Per.on X Co, Stoner's Store.
Edmund White, Big Lick.
Geo. w. Shanks, Salem.
J. NJ. Phelps, New Market.
Geo w, A. Raine, Appomattox T.. H.
VIM. u Jones, New Store.
w II. Middleton, Druggist, Farmville,
Thos Hickson, do do
Jan 1i--wly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15
From The ,2mcfiem Farmer
WORK FOR The MONTH


The time has cnre fr action so le, M m a, ,,,o ,
w"h IN 1ideI that each and all Of us NAV so mako an,
arrangements a. thal we may be IN advance with what
e'F' may DE- necessary TO be done. Il done before
general oferhauhng OF implements and tools soud Crh
WIN take Pace. and all that require IL be
repaired. 81 as that they may be- in ,eaJncss b.no,
needed IN the opefalo ions Of the farm The delay Of the
dicharge OF this duty, for only few days NAV mn, yn
h"k W You work rs many mure and Thus thrnv va 90
ia od VINE as TO make II difficult to, YOU to catch IN
WIN " during the season. With this hint we shall rrn
oeeo 10 punt Out what should he attended TO-
ON THE FARM
f"w'He oh antre-li you have no, done 60 afro,
dy'y you should without delay haul Your manure an, AN,
on your gf"nId Intended far Previously In do;no
So h"wever, II you command H. mix i hnshaI =,
plaster with every 20 double horse earl LaJs r ,a r
hure II not prepared 10 spread and plough ynpr mn
"o'e IN as y"u uay haul it out. distribute in ,ncb cp
l Phfs as VIII give you twenty loads To each acre 81
81 NV l"ss as possible may ensue frnn rains an,
,G,n,,i,, Ipla'lohS 81 The atm sphere It would be :
"',pos'" OF tme 10 cover your manure niles Win IN
sui'o"hhing mould should II be necessary IA IL, !, ,ei
" '"e "'yS Dnt u tIiS canno be done if will bo a, al
10 press The plies with the back of your sh,v.I - ~ ,
NC l""' ana as tar as may be- arrest fermenta,io,
~ ihe heais. When has gone In tho ,,a,hIo r "
cumoIang manure he should ceraiov m i;,l VI do
ana preserve It's quality from deterioration
oafs This gram, if not already Sc, d.d .h.,,, !,
ra; w al p"ssoe spfed, as The rrp should he SO
"eh''y cary 10 nave lime 10 mature hefure The in
"o-e meats and droughts of late sumner It beiny -
esaished fact, that the early sown oats iny,,i,h W.
e IA s ana best grain. But unless there he s,bs,.,
~ u'e ~ u sustain and the plauis unless III
, " 'e't'iy be therein present, 10 encourage N
liz 'ne pam and elaborate the berry. no reason
oe grower OF this grain should expect a ooJ cr,n =
calculate On remuneraiinp pr,dnct Go,, -
10 indulge one Of the greatest fslIsc,ss tho, .v
:: 'e NINA oil man astray. Equally reasonable ,yonl
" suppose mat man could sustain himself m n
"' ''"' "'hou' iood' as that agood crop Of oats.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15
An Extraordinary Case,
- IT - T'''7'F'7''''- y T'I''''-- '7F7f
"Truth is stranger than Fiction

90 Truth is stranger than Fiction"
Cure Of nAenndtisla, bronchitis ,,id Dyspepsia.
Rer. Dr. I~hNDIS, n CLERG I.MIN, of .N1to Jcrsev
OF distinguished ailalnments and exalted reputation =
SIDNEY, New Jersey. July II, lo46.
Dr. A. IL. Chrslie-D Dear SIR :-Nuu wish TO know
Of me wha, has been the resu, in my own case of the
application of the Gavanc Belt and Necklace Nv re-
ply is follows:
Foraboul trenty years had been suffering from Dys-
pepS'a Every year the symptoms became worse, nor
could obtain permanen, relief from any course of med
cal treatment whatever About fourteen years SINCE in
consequence "l frequent exposure Ia The weather, in the
discharge Of my pastoral duties. became subject Ia
severe Chronic Rheumatism. which for yeai after year
caused me lndescrlbabe anguish Farther in the win
ter of l5 and 'i6 in qucnce of preaching great
deal IN my own aud vaus other churches in this region
was attacked by the Bronchitis. which became so
severe as To require immediate suspension of my pas
ora abors. YIy nervous system irds no,c thoroughly
Frustrated, and as Bonchlls became worse ST. also
did my Dyspepsia aad Rheumatic aiIecor.-thus evncng
That these disorders connected with each other
through the medium of the Nervous System. In the
whole plamacor9ja there seemed 10 be remedial agent
which could reach aud recnperate my Nervous System
every thing that had tried Tor this purpose adcompeely
tailed. AT last was led by my friends 10 examine your
Inventions, and <thongh with very sangune hopes Of
Their efficiency determined To Try the effect If lie a-
pcation OF the Gavanc Belt and Necklace. with the
Magnetic Fluid. This was in June 1916 To mn great
dstoniImet IN f,ro days my Dyspepsia had gone, in
eish days ,rns oabed 10 resume my pastoral labors
nor hare suce omitted single account OF
The bronchitis and my Rheumatic affection has entre-
~ ceased 10 trouble Such the wonderful and happy
resu of the experiment.
/ have recommended the Belt and Fluid to many who
have been likewise suffering from Neuralgia AFT ctons
II ey have tried them, with happy results, | believe in
every case.
am, dear sir, very respectfully yours
ROBERT W. LANDS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15

VIRGINIA. At Rules holden in the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery, Tor
the Town OF yncbrg the 9TH day of February, 1850
Robert H. Gray, Plaintiff,
against
John A. Hatcher and James B. Green late merchants and
partners trading under the style and firm of Hatcher
Green, and John {. Shackeford Deits.
IN CHANCERY
The defendants James b. Green and John c. Shackefod,
not having appearance and given security ac
cording to the act OF Assembly and the rules d tins court,
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they not
nhaoans oil tins country 1t is ordered That the said de-
PENDANTS appear here the first day of the term and
answer the bill of the Plaintiff; and that copy of this order
be inserted in newspaper printed in the town
oiynchbnrg tor two mont and posted at the
front door OF the courthouse, IN the said town.
Acopy-Tese,
Feb 2i-w2m d. RODES elk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15
POLITICAL.

w q NJ A y

No star in wonder *, that shines
Tan lirh, like weman'> eye in,rar',
Tbs earth holds no, In all its mine.
4 gem 70 rich as wumaH's heart
Her voice is like the music sweet
Poured ont from airy harp alone;
Like that when storms more loudly beat,
I,yielas a elearr, richer tone.
And womanss loves holy light,
Th ,brighter. brighter burns Tor ave,
Years cannot dim its radiance bright
Nor even falschoad qnench ilsrayi
Bni like the star OF Bethelem,
ofold TO Isrsol's shepherd. given,
II mafshals with its steady fame
The crring soul Of man to Heaven.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15
WHITEHURST'S
Skylisht Daguerrean Gallery

GALLERY, Nam Street, Lyncnb,ug
sycamore Street Petersburg; II Main Street Richmond
. Nam Street, Norfolk; and 207 Baltimore
l lkENESSES taken in all veal her If children are r.,
aNeh me morning ct clear day should be selected.
Mr. w having successfully applied electricity TO his for.
I process Is now enabled to get the action of light his
suolect almost instantanaousy.
nus success Tor the past sx years enables him at this
he To employ twenty assistants and taking at
the rate twenty thousand kenesscs annually which he
deems attering proof OF the superiority OF his licensees
Particular attention paid taking ienesses OF infant
post mortem cases, copying OF paintings daguer-
otypes Se call IS respectfully solicited whether you
Just received and will be kept constantly hand a fine
assortment OF Lockets and Breastpns the latest patterns
' expressly Tor paguerreotypes allow the
an TO creep in around the edges the case the
great injury OF the Likeness
Jan. Its - ''f''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15
ANTHONY & EMERS0Ns
DOUBLE ACTING ROTARY CHURN

'INit attention o all laymen and persons interested in
good butter ~ solicited To the merit
81 the above invention feeling confident that upon
CATION and trial. will be pronounce the practical and
common sense th,an brought before dlscrimna ing
pnhw The abundant Testimonials the universal appoba
ton and the spontaneous acknowledg OF all no see
the 'huih III oeraon examine tsprncipcs furnish
pie proof - Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15

Nv r. nav Il on hand good assortment, of Blacksmith.s
W bellows, Anvils, Nises Slcdgc and Hand Hammers
stone Hammers, East Steel Hand Dr and Striking II ann
mefs, Cast Steel Hammer NIoulds stock and Die Screw
rates lies aud Rasps, Crow Bars Picks Mattocks Tame
,.nes broad Chop and Hand Axes; Halter Trace and
stone CHAINS Hand Crosscut and Pit saws. Horse Sb
Horse Shoe Nails, '
3,ooo lbs oetagon and Square Cast Steel,
Shear and German Steel,
10 Coils Rope,
oo dozen sho,els and Spades many other article.
which we are anxious to sell on liberal ,,ris
req 2o-t GREGORY X ROYAII
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15
Clocks -l'lOckS-

W. have Just received by Express lew Of those beau
W hlal eight-day aud Thirty hour Marine Clerks both
fonnd and octag They will keep IN any y ston in
winch they may be placed and disposed to sell them
very low ie' cash MoSBY 4 HOIGONBE,
April l-ts ,uet;n,,.t.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15
FOR NEW-ORLEANS.
49,

Virginin and Louisiana line OF Packc
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NEW -ORI.EANS.
1E following vessels composing this line, all of the
l first class, with handsome room accommodations
Barque Virginia, tnew Capt Nathaniel Boush,
Cyane, - {" Jesse l.oveland,
Bachelor {" Hiram Horton
The above vessels all of the first class were built
press for the trade between this and
commanded by men OF long experience, who will every
exeron to give satisfaction. For freight passage apply
I" 1aptams ON board, or DAVID CURRIE,
NOV Pts Richmond.
DOIEK Will U'OKKS.
'vit subscriber having taken the agency Tor the sale of
the Nails manufactured at the Dover Works has now
hand
1900 KEGS, ASSORTED SIZES
lie Will receive supplies two or three times per week. and
Will be always ready supply orders make contracts TO
furnish such quantities NAV be wanted
The manufacturer having determined spare no expense
or pains to secure good article will them OF the
best quality, aud at such prices will command ready
sale
lie socits the patronage of dealers, assuring them
desghed to deserve cnstom by furnishing Nails worthy
confidence. r. b. TYLER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15
am, dear sir, very respectfully yours,
ROBERT W. LANDS.
Severe Deafness Cured.

The following is an extract from letter lately received
from distinguished physician in the State of Virginia:
"A. II. Christie, Nj. D. Dear SIR One Of nv pa
tents unknown to me- obtained your Galvanic Belt and
Necklace, with the Magnetic Fluid for serious aiec-
ton of Deafness. Inc was tina, of laJy uhuse
nervous system was much dsordered. and her general
health poor. Much was done previously 10 the appca-
uon oihe Belt, but with very lile success and feel i,
only right TO tell you. that since she menced wearing
the Bel and using the Fluid. but few weeks AGO, she
has entlyrecorercd her hearing and her general health
is better than for several years"
o. Every Of Deafness lift be Nervous as il gen
orally Is, can be cured by this wonderful remedy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15
TRANSPORTATION LINE

nhNO1 Uh "A llUN LINZ
TO PIT rSBuRC;, AND ALL POINTS ON THE IVES.
TERN WATERS, VIA THE BALTIMORE AND
SuSQUEuANNA RAIL ROAD, AND PENNSYIy 4.
MA CANAL.
- ESpECIFULLY informs the Merchants of .ynch
burg, that they prepared to receive and for
ward all kinds If Merchandise Psbufg or any given
favorable terms, and short time any responsible
line.
All Goods received at Baltimore. and the freight and
ges accruing on them thther paid aud follow
destined point, without charge Tor Commission ray
age or Wharfage either Baltimore Pitisburg
from The Steam Boat AT the former and delivered board
steam Boat at the latte,eight 60 cts. per 100 lbs
All orders strictly adhered and interest of the shin
per faithfully attended to, both in Baltimore Pitts
burg by procuring freight down the lowest eur
rent rates.
REFER TO
Messrs. NJ Ianghorne & Sons,
Armlstead * Cabaniss,
" McCorkle s Simpson, ,,
Jesse Hare, Esq, 's"'"o'' . va
Pleasant l.abbv -
Seth llalscy,
Messrs. Warwick Brothars & CO.
:" Henry Ludlam * Co,
60 l.. D. Crenshaw & Bro. ~.
Thomas Nance, Esq, hichmond, va
Alfred :. Lee,
James Thomas Jr.
JAMES WILSON, Act.
No. ISL North Howard street,
Baltimore, Md.
BINGIlANIs * DOCK, Propretors, Philadelphia
WIN BINGHAM, Pittsburp
Feb 2S-6m
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.Hiu Stones.
iE Subscribers prepared iuinish nv number Of Nil
stones OF the vey best quality the shores notice
Jus eS,aohshmeni, near Blacksburg, Montgomery county
he will also deliver them lynchbure or any n,cc w
henay make sale, If preferred. Address
MCDANIEL s. LEE. Lvnchburp-or
, ISRAEL PRICE, Blacksburg, Va
"f'' NoLbS co Leaksvillc, Rocking ham co
1afona alsoagcnts the sale of bove Min
stones " " W ~"oNe WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15
Kcnfish's prepared GM0no.

IINif subscriber, having been appointed sole Agent
Il at Iynchbntg. for The "sale OF Kentish's Genuine
prepared Gnano.' IS prepared 10 furnish The article in
large or small quantities.
II is believed to be the cheapest, hes, and most per
maneni fertilizer yet discovered and IS invaluable fof
iomcco corn, cotton. field crops. fruit trees, green
house plants, garden vegetable &c. &c
oiicnAis containing numrrous certificates from those
who have used IT, and of others whn have seen it's ef
lecls will be furnished, giving foil diecons eraris
March 2l-is GEORGE RAGRy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15
BACON lkAGON.

RECEIVED, 10000 lbs. superior Bacon, suitable
" 'of' ahiiies, and iof sale by REU. l., TINSl.EN,
N"I '--ls Oprusltc GtcgnIN s KoNall.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15
FOR SALE j.,

lM SIDES Wax Upper Leather, heavy article suita
NV bile for pIogues,
~, lot OF Harness, Skir,ins, Sole Leather, SC
I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15
RICHMOND.
IRO,v.f.v'D .NET.1L STORE,
an street between Main and Cary Streets

18th street between Main and Cary streets,
RICHMOND, VA.
WIN. = BURR offers Tor sale on aeeomm 'da,ins
w
90 tons American Rolled, English. and Swedes Iron,
i90 bdls Band, Scroll Oval AMI Hall Oval Iron,
100 English and American Sheet lron and Hoop Iron,
) ton. Boiler Plate Tank and Flue Iron,
Cast German, Spring, English and American Blister
steel,
Tin plate all sizes Russia Sheet Iron, and Sheet Zine,
Bakers Shecing and Bolt Copper, Block Tin and Spell
ter,
Boiler aud Tank Rvet Iron, Timed and Copper Risets
Bellows aud ans Horse Shoe Iron Nail Rods and Nails
MarI-l3t
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Agricultural Warehouse

Agricultural warehouse.
gV>IIE 81 BSGiiBER continues To manufacture A,RI-
i CULTURAL. MACHINES and IMPLEMENTS
such lofsepowcrs, FhTeshers Drums, Fan Mills,
Straw Cutters Corn Shelters, variety OF patiens Hillside
and Subso Pows Corn and Cobb Crushers Guilty. ators
Harrow., &c all OF which will be made in the best
and alter the most approved patterns My Horsepower has
been tested two seasons and uniformly pronounced to be the
best IN use.
Field and Garden seeds
Castings furnished at short notice.
H. BALDWIN,
March ll--w2m las, Main st Ri, hmsnd.