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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25
WAsH,NGroN, April Il, 1850
SENATE.


The Senate bill giving the assent of he tnifed States
10 The sale of certain privileges by the city Of rusoaloosa
Alabama was passed.
Mr. Foote'S motion To refer Bell and Claws Teso
lnlipns Compromise Committee was hen taken up.
Mr. Benton moved five Instructions Ia the Committee.
Mr. Clay moved amendment stiking ont all in
sructions and declaring that the Committee should be
left free.
essrs Benton tale and Webster ,pplsed Mr. Clay ,,
amendment, and Messrs Cass, Foole aud Mangum sup
ported IT,
Mr. Benton moved 10 lay the whole subject the Ia
be 1.os--yeas "a, nays %.
Mr. Clay's amendment Was aJopted-yeas ~, nays
%.
Mr. IIamn IN we'd 10 except from reference everything
relating to California.
Mr. Benton moved 10 amend NlI Hamlln's motion
by adding thereto fourteen instructions To the Commit
tee. -
Mr. Underwood ra>ed point ord-r, as to whether Mr.
Benlons instructions were in order when The Senate had
declared il would give no nstruciiuns.
The Vice President decided the Instructions In order
Mr. Clay appealed from this decision.
Mr. Benton argued in snprert Of the decision # the
Chair BE declared ihni his object in submitting these
p,ns was 10 have distinct v"te upon each of them.
show the naunry that danger was l., be spprehen
d-d I, vas eut It tho rnn' nj the fvi| M 'hs day
winch nothing hlt The oty OF wol "hoa t!eie MAS
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MISCELLA ANEoUS
ISLAND OF JAMAICA.

lSIIAND OF JAMAICA
This beautiful isnnd with salabfons climate and !
soil fruitful beyond description gong apidy {, decay
lis mag nicent sugar and coffee plantations are uvrrruu
with foul weeds the rank Guinea gass growing in thu
streets of is popuous aud busy towns its wealthy
luxurious and hosplahle Inhabitants reduced pow
erty and and The evidences OF decay aud industrial
proslraon. are stamped upon all aud inaumaie
nature: the teemng fields and tho prosperous
cuvators, bear equally the proo the heavy pressure o
misfortune aud lnsfple.
here s no spot on this fair earth superior 10 Jamrca
in natural wealth aud spontaneous productivcnoss The
land rarely if needs manurng md such thing as mn
abaudonemeut of estate because oi exhaustion wns
never known.
Tho editor of The New York Evening Post who has
visited the island. descbes as terroslI, pnrad se
gem uf the ocean, where nature has done every thing,
bu the policy ofman has marred the fair work. and Is
rapidly making barren aud des late maste-the land
Of tho
''ovo ard vine"
''Where all save the spirit ot mnu is divine. g"
The island compromises about .oOO,O00 acres of land
The greatest part ot which susceptible ot the highest
cultivation. aud yet, not 100000 have ever
been improved and appropriated. As evidence of it's
productiveness Mr. BRyANr states the fact that sugar
ratio there most plantations. three or four times
The fruits Of the island of the greatest variety and
abundance Of them growing sp ,ntaneonsy rcqur
ing very itte culture Those which prow in lhe greatest
pofuslon, h pineapple, ,sha duck orange poncgran
ate. fig. grenedllo cashrw apple, banan1. star apple.
chIrmova amarn,. "1canui. olive, date. plantan, mu
berry akee ar tull bread u every variety of melons,
grapes, pears, plGms. mangnes, eic.
Vegetables are easy of tcullivalion The most common
potatoes, yans Cassva. and beans 0i every
ey all the table vegetables OF The United Sntes
acl'. choco. caalue anl u cutous variety Of siads-
Maize and Indian grow lnxurannv,
The island also abounds dyesiuils drugs and spices
of the greatest value, To these may be added The alne.
cochinea spkenard quorce castor oil nut vanilla pep
pers # every variety, arrow root pecacuanha jap cas-
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Washington. April 10. 1850,
SENATE.

Washington April 10. 1850
SENATE.
Aher the presentation Of petitions, The Senate resumc
he. consideruson Of the deficiency bill
MIR Cas- moved 10 strike out the item for outfit cor
Charge d'A0rts 10 Ausri' and insert Central Gov
emmeet ol Germany.
This debated at length by Mr. King, Mr. Cass Mr
fonie, Mr. Hale and MI Dickinson.
Mr. Clemens ked for tho yeas aud nays. The motion
10 strike on, was lust. Yeas II, Nays 90
MIR WhIicomb moved lp mend ~ ms 10 prohibit any
further ntfnci for the paiont OH building without
the further provision ri Law.
Nh Foote opposed The tnolion.
The bill ordered to alhlrd reading, aud finally
passed.
Nh Fooo moved 10 take up his motion Ia raise a
committee Tor the purpose Of referring IL the slavery
subjects.
Mr. Mason stated TINT the committee appointed To at
tend the removal nj Mr. Galhuuns renalns would leave
the city Monday nexl.
After some conversation. Mr. Foole's noon was
postponed t to a l2l o'clock.
The Senate went iao Executive sipn and then al
Iourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTA- rlyES.
The Sprnh or direeied The journal 10 be read
One Of the assistants of the aje clerk in ho act
Of reading il; when.
Mr. Hale. nr Missouri objected denying that there
was any authority for any person u aet as Clerk.
The Speaker said thai The fact of the rendng Of tho
pnfna by oi The asssian Of he late Clerk could
impose any person npon thu House nv Clerk Of the
House. Ills opinion thn the II nse nnorcan-
ized without Clerk; aud that the House could not
Transact any business until Clerk elected. Not
wiihsta dirg he held that opinon he was equally we'll
satisfied that the journal could be read by either Of the
gentlemen serving he desk his assistant Clerks;
who were still in their flee subordinate Clerks.
The Journal read.
Mr. Harris, If III moved that The House proceed Il,
the election Of Clerk.
Aer some unim pnraai proceedings. the House agreed
10 90 into the eecon Of Clerk. TeIers were nppan-
led and hyo Intellectual ballots were had, which resulted
iolIW,:
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POETICAL,
The song of Night.

The Song OF Night.
Iconc, como from the land oldfeane,
Aud shadows | throw ON the da, last heamsi
como al the gentle twilight hour,
And softly close the b,,ghtlesl'd flower.
steal from the Lake aud winding stream,
The silvery glow OF the suns last CLEAN,
breathe on the crest or the gorgeous cloud,
Aud ais gildod head Is IN dimne,s bowed
The ncocy foam oi the ocean wave,
As the sand, shore its waters lave,
But spaiklcs dim, assca aud land,
Are ertain'dhy my sable hand.
On the violet. breast, on the hceehen tree,
fold the wing OF the murmu.ing bee,
| check the hound OF the graceful lawn,
And his bright eye close 'hi tho opening dawn
The liquid notes OF the woodland biid
At my approach family heard;
A. sinking meath the dark green leaves,
Her parting song She sweet, hfeathcs.
NJ, finger still on the infant lay,
And close his Ids IN the midst ol play,
And gently steal ON the maidon iait,
As she softly murmurs her e, enlng p,ayer.
At my coming the peasant seeks hls cot,
And in peaceful dreams are h,s cares forgot,
while the ntto their lahois clusc,
And refuge find IN deep repose.
My shadowy mantle around me fold,
As the mountain m,s,s are backward rolled,
When mornings light oci my pathway Is cast,
vanish from Garth dream Of the past.
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mn hsms,icS at Cambridge was a weaver. Df. White,
professor of abie nj oxiui, in his youth.
Edmund Stone. the famous mathensician. was gnr-
dene's tov. and iaun himself read Buchanan. he
Scottish hstonen born of poor parents. aud under
went many difficulties. William Hutton. The historian.
"as The son of woo bef. bunyan. the anihut nf
Pilefims Prnarrss wasihe Of tinker, aud himself
foil ,wtd The prnfrssien.
| L. Is we'll known that Burns was peasant. aud ul-
lowrd the pow. Captain Cauk. the creun navigator.
n first n cabin boy. Daniel Drf,e tho anthor Il
Robinson Ctusoe. was the san Of butcher, and had to
struggle with mnny msoftunes. James Fergus N. the
astronomer aod philosopher was tho Of pof lahoer.
and was shepherd. George Fox. the founder Of the
society oi Friends Quskefs. The sun ot wenvet
6hhnd 'he distinguished editor Y tho .}narle,ly 10
per. and would work agrbnica questions with blum
ted awl on fragments of leather
John Harrison who received of parliament .fe0,o0
for hs nekeeier. To determine longitude nj sea, was
the If carpenter. and instructed himself lo 'noohan-
lcs
Cost Of he late troubles IL, Europe A Turin news
paper publishes o,euation Il wha, thu reaction cost
Europe during tho year 1910 II makes one shnlder
Ia read IT, Tho cost IN men Is first given. aud Is as fol-
kws;
'ihe of Naples mud Sicily, including the men VIII"
died IL prison. wete shot there 23,WD
! Rome. including the French soldiers. 5000
y aniards victims i,on The glorious expedition, 73
! Nat,f Hungary (both aldes) 100
! The parts ot Poland which m,ngleJ with tho
ui ind prndence. 900
/ Hung arans dead At er thu cnp,lulalion Of Cur
". IN exile IN folkey, 21l
lonan lnsurrcctlon, $50
War oi Italian independence. Milan. Venice
and Piedmont 81 o23
Total. lli,sl2
The cost in money is thus s'atd
Efances.
! To Eranrc 40 900 900
Ia Central Italy, OR mo. eic.) 23 ooON0o
In NanLs 81
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For G9fsffCis.Cn.
Materials and Provisions

FOR THE CANAL AND RAIL ROAD.
WE have in tore aud 10 which shall be adding in
w cry few days large stock Of Provisions and Uen
s suitable for Contractors which will be sold as lows ant
q accommodating terms as in this market
TO- 900 lbs Bacon,
10 hhds. W | Molasses,
25O0O lbs round, square and bar Iron, assor sizes
$500 lbs. cast, German and shear Steel,
275 kegs Nails and Spikes,
$50 lbs. Crow Bars and Sledge Moulds,
200 Skoves,
50 Picks,
dozen patent Axes,
300 kegs Dupnnt's Blasting Powder,
25000 feet Safety Fuse
bales Manilln Rope
$50 Blankets
II barrels No. Mackerel
p boxes common Manufactured Tobacco.
Jan Its McCORkIE SIMPSON
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READY.MADE CLOTHING,

"E Just received in store, from the owner and
maker who is in town. few suits OF very supe-
nor READY MADE: CLOTHING, amongst which will be
tound
FRoCK COATS, DRESS COATS, SATAN AND
FANCY VESTS, BLACK CASHMERE AND
+ N CY p A " T l. n
They are of first style of workmanship and hnish SUIT
able season. will be sold very low for cash to close
MOSBY s HOLCOMBE,
April iS-ts Auctioneers
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NEGROES WANTED.

WISH to hire for the coming year, number OF NEho
MEN to work the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road
near Lynchburg and also at Big Otter in the coun
ty OF Bedford will pay much any other responsible
CONT actor.
also wish to hire hands for the Canal near Bnchanan for
which will pay good prices | that reports have
gone abroad to the of contractors the Canal most
OF which have been put aoat by bad and infamous
since hands recovered from the measles they have been
as healthy in the st te Any person, that
WISHES to hire the Road Canal will apply TO Meteor
kis X Simpson, Mcdaniel & Lee, John Clark, and Wiks
X Butler CliAS. SCOTT.
Nov 29-ts
ElANK HOMIE ENE SALE Al INIs OEIlCE
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Six Hundred and Three Acres,
Flowers ! Flowers! F!

MIR. A. ID. ABERNETIIY, of Richmond, Va, viii be
lNI in this place his annual visit, Thursday, 25th
int with large and collection OF EVER BLOOM.
ING ROSES, EVERGREENS, AND GREEN HOUSE
PLANTS Among the flowers enumerated are a lew
of those very rare GREEN ROSES We most respectful
ly invite the Ladies and public generally 10 give early
call. MoSb1 hoL-C -CohBf,
April op-ts Auctioneers.
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DESiIlEto sell Tract of Land containing 252 Acres,
in the county of Amherst adjoining the residence OF Doct
David Pateson and others Any wishing to purchase
will please sxamine it for Themselves, with the assurance
hat am determined sell less than its value.
Apply 10 me in Lynchburg.
Anril lS-ft ". L. SAUNDERS.
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No. ~.

nv IXs
wolf lie wanted To shuw that the Sonihern Address
was based nnan dangers which did not .xi-t.
Mr. Butler sad lhst votes upon irnsns snch ~ wers
contained In the Instructions Of Mr. Ben on. ud not
satisfy the south hat there IN danger.
MIR fnie commenced bv saying That he hal IN conse
lueneo of whs had taken placa In The Senate time
snre nhs aimed from tcpyinr anything which had
fallen ifam certain quarters lie then eul,gised NJ CAL
houn aud defended the Spnlhern address Hs said the
s1ners OF TINT address would live In he hearts ~ the
country wrn their calumnht1fs wond be consigned tn
infnmy \ gentleman and nm individual. who styled
hin elf he old st Seoaor The Fahrr Of the Sepae at
this moment
Here Mr. benton ier hs seal and approaclcl by the
iobbv ihs at Of Mr. Fonte In threatening manner =
Mr.. Foo,e Immediately rrtreated by one Of the snaH
nses IN thu In front of The Vice Presidents Chair
pointing as he did so revolver towards Benton Benton
borame furious. and amidst the hreak of chairs and I'D
overunnR of DESKS sNiveng uf elasscs ard shouts aud
# order. his voice heard eScainng, let tho
"cnwatllg assassn hre :"
lie enienvored 10 take o his coat iha, his mill
b. exposed. In the confhsoo whrh ,epned, some inc
knocked the risiol from Fpo,c's lard The unimt dis
ord eipned flr minutes, and tho only voic.
dsinenshabe was Benton crying lor tho "assassn to
fire. -
When nrjer was partially resinred.
Mr. Hale suggested that the matter should he inve,t-
gated.
MIR. Bflanl said there was'nnihng to he investigated
Everyday what took paee.
Nlf. Benton SAID lying and cowarty " say that
he had intended 10 atms. Il was The subrrinee u
coward Justify ps.nssina ion.
Nj Clay called upon both Senators to 90 Voluntarily
hcl Justice of the Pea-e and give security 10 keep
the peace ~ both Pile ge Tho Senate 10 do nothing fhr
during ihe Session.
Mr. Benton sad he had ratb.r rot in Jail than do my
thing that would admit that he had commedny breach
Of tho pence.
Mr. y dge, of Wisconsin, snoke hiehly Of Mr. Ben.
'on aud moved coun'tee II 'nscs,'ga'l,n
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EtIOWcrsy Flowers :!

Flowers! Flowers =!
VUST arrived, from the establishment o Ar Joseph Rem
- me- of Richmond tho largest and rafest collection o ever
blooming Roses and other plants offered in this market
We respectfully invite the attention OF the Ladies and
citizens generally, with the most perfect confidence that
their expeditions will bcmore than realized They will he
offered and after, (triday morning, 18th inst,
at auction store.
MOSBY * IOLCOMBE,
April t9-t. Auct'rs and Commission Merchants.
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OFFICE or THE JAMES RIVER & KANAWHA CO..

RICHMOND, APRIL l6, 1880.
NOTICE is hereby given that the water will be drawn oil
IN from the Canal as follows:
l. From the I've River Dam 10 Seven Islands, from the
goth June to the 5th July.
g From Joshua Falls Dam to rye River Pond, from the
25ih June to the 10th july
s. Islands Cedar Point from the 25th June
TO the lst July.
And l. From Maidcns Adventure Dam to Richmond in
GLIDING Madens Adventure Pond from the 18th June to the
Isl July
By order Of the Board Of Directors
WM. p. MUNFORD, Sec'y.
April 22-2m
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GREAT REDUCTION.

MARE cro, RICHMOND to IYNCIIBlJRG by Canal
Il Packets SO 50
Fare from Richmond 10 Charlottcs,e, by Packet and
Stages w
Fare from Richmond to Cumberland c. H. by Pack
cts and Stages -
rcs "'"' d25
Below see card of intermediate distances, ior fare and
hours of passing.
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.E'R RE'EFE.

TIME subscribers would respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally, that they have engaged the
services OF Mr. TuoMAs e. ll, late of Amherst county,
competent Auctoneer and i'll in future attend the sale
All kinds of Country Produce.
We have on hand large stock Of GROC ES and STA
PIE DRY GOODS, which determined to sell as
cheap if cheaper than the goods be bought in
this market cash exchange Tor Country Produce
feel confident the fact that the Planters interest will
be fully and fairly represented by us, Mr. Hill has
side rabe experience in the Tobacco trade and will devote
his " hole time to that branch of business.
Liberal adv ances made on produce consigned to us
Feb 25-6m HURT x PRESTON.
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All kinds of Country Produce.
NEW CONCERN.

NEW CUNCEKN
vI,HE FIRM of LACY * GARLAND, having been dis
solved on the Is inst, the undersigned have entered
to co.partnership under the firm of
LACY ~ VYREE.
and will continue the COMMISSION AND F0RW ARD
ING Bu ST NESS IN the house occupied by the late firm
the Basin where shall be happy execute the orders Of
our friends heretofore, aud will pay particular attention
to the sale of all kinds OF Produce, and respectfully solicit
continuance OF patronage heretofore extended to the late finn
of L. s. G.. MOSES LACY,
Aro e--ts A. -. IYREE.
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= = X.

Boot, Shoes Hats and Caps and IN addition to ou present
stock shall rccoVcin the OF two weeks an addition
al supply hc will make assortment complete LOT tue
Spnng and Summer trade Ii which call the attention I"
our friends aud the public generally with the assurance tha'
we will sell very small advance the first cost
JAMES FREIW ELL,
March iS--6v GEORGE h HALL.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

NEW SPRING GOODS.
DON T. G. PETERS,
U7.oresae and Retail Dealer IN French, British and
american, SfUs,Fe n Fancy DrU Goods,
.MlLN STREET, Lr.NCTfBJRG, IN.
ITAS dow open his full supply of rich Spring Goods en-
bacng ssmIch the argesto and most varied stock
offered in any establishment IN Iynchhufg. In the lime oi
SILKS AND SILK GOODS.
WILL
Rich Frcnch Dress Silks oi every colour and style,
India Foulad Silks PLAIN and changeabc,
Black silk rich lusted tros de Rhncs Watered and
Figured Sans, AIateelnes, florcnces, &c.
DRESS GOODS.
Plain and gd Batcges lissues GRENADINES, Mouseanes,
organdcs, Lawns, printed Idnen tamhrics, white en-
boidered and pcqdcred Musln Chntz Prints and cling
hams
H,OtRNINts GOODS.
Sup Black Bomba2ines, and 6-I Mouselanes, Alpacas,
Tissues, Bareges, Lawns, Ginghams, Prints, ssr
Embroidc red Laces, Linen Cambria Udkfs, Il c.
Valencia Iaces, Edsngs and insermgs,
Muslin and Lace Sleeves, caPes, Collars and Cufs,
Rich Enbh REVERE seooped and hcmds Linen L ldkis
Infants trocL~, Waists and caps,
Jaeeonet and Swiss Edsngs aud lnsertings,
Bobbn EdSings, sc.
Supr plain and cmbd Grape Shaws, cola aud White,
8 Jenny Lind Shawls, new aud very handsome,
Lace Sacks Nscttes,
Alexandcrs col'd and bl'k Kid Gloves,
Bonnets Bonnet, Belt and Cap Ribbons,
Umbrellas Parssols, SSe.
For GEnffCH!Cn.
superior assortment ol Cloths CassScres and yestngs,
Crayats, Collars, Hosiery, Gloves, Irish Linens,
Boots, Shoes, Hats Trunks, Carpet Bags, and
Domestic Goods of every description.
Purchasers are respectfully invited to call before prea-
sing elsewhere. ID. + {. PETERS.
April ll-3w
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S ALE OF L A N D.

UNJRSUAN decree Of the Circuit Superior Court oil
Law and Chanccry Tor the county OF Nelson, rendered
the 9th October 1919 in suit therein dcpcndngn which
Frederick G Peters is plaintiff and James Garland, Wilson
Peters and athan Lofus surviving partners oi Lee "
Harrss and the Wilson Peters and Nathan l.oiftus
mariners trading the name Nathan Lofus 81 CO. and
the sa me Wilson Peters in his right and James 5. Penn
and Christopher T. Estes Defendants shall sell, on the
premises, the highest bidder, for cash. on Saturday, the
25th day Of May, 1850, the
TRACT OF LAND,
in The nroceedngs mentioned much thereof be
pay the charges of executing the sum
Thousand dollars, with legal interest teeon IRON the
nd August IS IS, and the costs OF the suit.
This land is within miles Of Nelson Court House, ad
joining tlA lands OF ROBBERS J. kncaid and others
ALIEN. BROWN, Sheriiot Nelson
and Commissioner.
April 1sh-t25M
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ia MES GA r La N ID
AND

WILLIA N N. ca Il.
HAVE united in the practice Of Law, and will reg
\ Il ularly attend the Circuit Superior and Couaty
Courts of Amherst. Apponaliox Bedford Campbell and
Nelson, and the town of Lynehburg.
Ad1ress-I.ynchburg. Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND VIII conlInae diligently. 10
practise in the Court Of Appeals
0ct l9-tf
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4 IoT OF rklME fIeNFR str r on consignment
n ial !. lttlhl--v
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C0-pI0rfnership.
ERETN ELI. n HALL,

far the purpose oeondueting gensial BOOT SHOE and
HAT BUSINESS. next door Messts. Metafkle y
simpson where We now have hand good assortment
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IsEVELS' Il SWGDT


beg leave call the attention of their friends both in town
and country and all others trading in cbburg to their
stock OF Groceries, recently purchased the most Ia
vorabe terms, and comprising the usual varey together
wi handsome of Dry Goods suitable for the
Spring and Summer trade, consisting IN part OF the follow
ing articles, viz
New Orleans Porto Rico Clarified single and double re-
fined Sugars Java Rio and Laguira Coiee; Rice n Or
leans and West India Moasses Vinegar, Spice, Pepper
Ginger, Mustard, Coppcras, Nails, Iallow, Adamanne and
Sperm Candies brown variogaed and fancy Soaps Soda
Starch, Gunpowder Imperial, Pouchong and BLK Teas,
Window Glass sxi0 aud i0x2 painted Buckets, Brooms,
Powder and Shot, Foolscap Letter and Wrapping Paper,
Pocket Knives, Knives and Forks, Toilet Tuck and Side
Combs Pad and Stock Locks Curry Combs, Cotton and
Wool Cards Shovel Spades and Forks, Tea Kettles, Fry
ing Pans Meal Sers Coffee Mills, Seythe Blades, Trace
Chains shoe Thread and Brushes, Backing, bscred, cast
aud shear Steel, IL and Ga Brown Gotton Cotton Dr
ling Bed Ticking bic ached Domestic olnaburgs No and
= striped and checked Cottonadc plaid and duil Pant Stu
Marion Tweed, Apron Checks, Bmaps, Nankcens, Brown
Holland Irish Linen Alpaca Cambrie cooucd and white
Plaid Gnghans, plain and fancy Ne>ting, style Prints
ton aud silk Id, fancy silk Cavats gum and wobh Sus-
blk aud white Thread, coat and pant Buttons, Pins
and Needles, Umbrellas, Gnghams and Camb'ic
many articles tedious to enumerate all OF which
we arc determined oer low they be bought at
any house in this place All ask is trial. and Will
convince the crcduous that Goods cheap
the cheapest and good the best Terms cash,
change for country produce JOIN RfNtin,
Aprl4-ts JOHN 4. SMOOT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25
Every body come here.
NEW GROCERY

.H The Old Stand Of GEO. & y. d. STEPTOE,
Immediately opposite Tinsicy Il TayIor's.
'ylE undersigned asmgentered into eopartnership un
/ der the style and firm OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25
Valuable Land for Sale.

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