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were then acting in alliance with the abotonists We
called upon Stanly to read the whole article which he
declined to do We have the article before us, and will
now make some additional extracts, showing conclu.
sively that the fedsralists Of New Hampshire ,oere en-
gagged IN iampering Nth the aboltonisfs so far back
az 1889:
From the New Hampshire Argus and Spectator Fob a. 1850
WORD TO DEMOCRATIC ABoLrrIoSIsrs.-We would ad
dress few words such democrats favor aboonsm
" there are such which, however, do not doubt al
though In comparison with the federaists who have es-
poused those doctrines, believe their number is small
indeed.
But democrats who favor the abstract doctrines OF aboi-
uonism should note well the consequences which have
followed political action In other States Political abo-
tom SIN has invariably snifed itself ch the federal parfv
That was peculiarly The in New York
ana IN Maine, at the last elections in those States The
candidates Of the federal party aid Of he abolition.
lists, and condescend to tho consummate hypocrisy
in order to it, When II 10 fest that the real
cause OF abolition cannot be aided by political action win
any man. who ever wasa democrat In principle sacrifice
his principles and eopardze that upon the success
OF which very liberties and republican Institutions de-
pend because he differs with his democratic brethren with
regard 70 single messurei
But we would caution such democrats as may favor
anu slavery principles beware and get entrap-
ped In the tolls Of federalism, while they imagine
they are advancing their peculiar doctrines. The
Jsd~ass aim only 10 the aboiffiorists. With that
view, hh tneu chhnioates nave snapped theu replies
70 Mr. Rogerss letters admitting generally enough Of abo-
ltonism In their opinion. necessary
the Of the aboltonists. Their answers, however
do be satisfactory the pretended managers OF
the Ant, Slavery Society," and that society has therefore put
iorwerd another list Of candidates This too 10 FEDERAL
scheme to dipds the democratic strength and destroy The dec
nor or ses the election Of the federal eamdidafss.
proper than should here that tho letters ad
dre'seo Dy r Rogers secretary Of the Antssvery So~
~ nof authorised BY the board Of managers, which
~ wentyone members, stated In letter from
Aoe Saoy % the Hon Ira A. Eastman, copy Of which
we nave out q the SCREW following persons viz Moses
chamberlain Edmund Worth, George Kent. Amos Wood,
EDsneser ~ Cummings, N, 2. Rogers, and Able Cady.
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WHAT'S poIlTENFSS,

II Is every pretty thing IL IA What every body likes 10
see what every body talks hhanl. II IS relation
cd Loks aud serves a. knd of nlruducor, let
to nsI every lady and gentleman in particular. aud
he bulk Of spcety genotalis.
But Ia what docs lrue pnllttnrss consist II soeins
lp be- sundcfs,,d suua ta thiuk the peculiar
tlo Of cavam the poeulpl AIR with which raises
lia hat the aroinl Of the ha d. N Ias ing
male female acquaintance, or The pleasant smile "
euuritoua SPEECH make mp hn sum tai of polenrss.
10 view these but The exIafuals Of genuine
poliieuess.
The truly pol te man s he ,lo nbunds with desi
iu the happn, 50 of ohers, wlo ia n, aast
viii ny tn fugtt SELF his ease aud coulofi fu tho
enjoyment uf there, and who Ia EYER ctdv with hlud
woId Of encouragement, aud seeks To manifest h,se lit
H. teniiuna which are gfnlfA Ing & the heart.
Show such an individual rs ihis, and you have nur
model of a p Ute nan, We whs of cloth
his tuat is made from, OF how awkward his buw my
be.
Many u s,rcaled rolite mau. who has his garments
made nl fashionable ialloi's ,satl shmcut aud whl
has the rance to enter The efoN ded pafor With tho
nust elegant and euse aif often the very mbodiment
n vugarIy, rudeness aud nciyilliy qualities totally nj
variance wi h urhaniy and palilenpss.
The mao who - ever taly II respond 10 the suffer
my calls of humanity, and whose hearts abonuds with
kind feelings aud gold vii 10 his neghbor aud desires
To promote their couoli aud happiness IL the truly po-
hie man. aud such d. npi the appliances Ut
white hucn puch,t handkrchleis " .lves, or perfume
y To onllt|c HIN 10 Ihe appellalioa.
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IIlE. YANKEE.

Has tolrd amid The sles amid ho imperial palaces
oi the siccd nrmony o hayen nspee ed thu bowels OF
The earth, away duwn uudet prann rode the waves ut
every sea; nsccedel IN moains and boldly diycd uto tia
eayrrns oftheoath pellonned marvellous things; awed
into silence kings aud sepales settled the desny Of
nation by n wod-pourd ou1 his wrath OF ind grafton
here and his st soap ynudet; he Dead Sea; ks
sed Lp's NiI; sung psllms Jadans banks; ry.lled
III the Hall Of NIonezumas; bought b " in dis ant
trl,s stills bottcd edef 10 HI King Of Den mark; makes
maradinz r,ads mr Spiin puts foil chIse To CalIu-
ma. with cargo of "psts aud pain killer" plots up
and down the Columbia ryer. aud steanlc att up
slfoans noted hong full Of snsas that ,h couldt
swm, without ublig his sealesol hogs 10 roo,-
ing IN tue q I'D mines, and Then writes home that he's
picking II up after them Is constantly employed, gets
more IN day than any otlier men, that he's head,
meek aud ears in gold. and has got muuntsn Of the pre-
ctons dU slufed away, covered over with diamonds, and
spiluhlrd dowu win few clnlca pearls. lie POI 10
Canton il rcbely old sluop-b bu his bard.
goes to nauuacturtg ginger tread, and IN due time
turns with cargo o teas aud ks. lie is always abuut
SOMETHING. lie may preaeh nexl see hun hammerug
horse shoes Thea weaving eotlon lalla cloths tang
hotsos Nh'n he can gel lnio lnb. take hold u the
hindles aud llI' himself uf. then he sha take patent
out ior perpetual uollul.
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gossip OF he neiphofhaad The only use u his menlary
Is 10 lay up ttinns occurrences remarks which he
oT e utility aud atld but slender grounds fur useful
reflection In stopring at country ayetn, WI hive
sometimes made II business to listen t,a ptnup nf
men an the riaz1a, md have been surprised To find how
long they cood eneafe the attention o zach her IN dis
cnssiog the mefi nt hase in telling nt An accident
which happened ton cow We could easily perceive
ir'm their ehae oanversaiin that they had netef read
book Even when politics was the subject evidence
was furnished lint they had us views OF the state
o The country, OF the ptea qncs Ions discussed by the
leaders They knew by what maine they We're called
aud that W 8 shout all We have srcn io,, the family
ol resp cahle hrmet. whose whole conversation tom
htng incidents ot The poghhoihind lnroluce any mnre
Instructive tnpits and tliey were once silent They
were wtha0, thoughts. Their mental faculties wrtr "
lng waste. hfy never tead book. On the contrary
let msn who IL accustomed to read gond hnoks be pac
ed IN thu univmnhe circumstances aud he will nj
once show the krd o company he has heen aeeisamrd
To keep. CouvefsaA with thu hes, ihnnnhis Of other
men, his own faculties aroused and he whle
his conversation nj proves his superiority those
around him. We have listened with intetest aud IN
slucion 10 tue teadfg farmer, as with marked INT Iii
grnce he dWelt upon tho opetat ns IN which he
gagged; and We have been luy edited In cnnversng with
'he pious reading ahofet. whose thoughts aod feeilgs
showcd hat he was moto than man-=a uan re-
newed, aud ottlaan II heaven, In anticipation Read
Iead.t You wish b. elevated above the vulgar gnn
rant herd, read, ard be To make right ehoee Of
your bloks
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Il CAN'T DO l'r.n
- -
No. 4.

What volume II hum IN misery ia uoioded in this
short sent noel What mighty cfinr Of undeveop d
genius chained by tbs conclusion Of despoudeney,
when barrier chances n interrupt The onward progress
of the vii What domestic unLappiness, what down
ward marchcs awards The gloomy aud solitary abudes Of
poyoriy wha ANXIOUS aeitude, that Il is the breaa Ut
the dependent wiie--wlat ardent wrrstlings with he
demon ot dcspar--N hat social wterhedness what deep
Painful what unheard of evils Jepicured
IN the snit # that expfes.iotl II ~ the language only
nj ihr s. IT, wfclched The determination Of the weak aud
lmb cle.
II is The Voice of he mnrn eawad, who. standing up
the shore uf desone Island IN the stormy
"i llir aud 'ooking nnt upon the blows ttrcwn vi
the WE cks Of earthly grandeur and human h,ppioess IL
50 blinded hy fear. that he eaano see through The sur
rounding gloom, II is tho altit uled leoing of he
travelled " the desert. whu having gained an emoencs,
nohIog but barren plain btioe hm thirst par.
ching his tongue, aud weatiness subduing his sungh.
But shall ho lie down with III hnp2 Nay. let him
press trward, make but ,0nt a gfsen aoss vii
meet his vlson- cool stream will bubble up from
unio'oSrco u0ain. and he will reach his ulnrys cnd.
efuwn'd with The eh rewards OF his 'tseveranoe.
southern Star.
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ENCOURAGE YOUR OWN MECHANICS


Do not send abroad for hep. # you work 10 do
at your next donr. Encaufapc your own HON Al, indus
trious, faithful mech mics They need all The work They
can get. By such course. yuu keep nancy nj homa-
assist the worthy. aud have Just good work prhad.
II ~ the only way h. make uwn prnspefaust, sup
port vuur schools aud churches. W here lhee is dis
position t. send hundred NIL for Articles TINT, 10 say
the least could be- mauuilc urd well al your own
door, there will always be ula or no business done IN
the paceihe churches will be tlny attended and all
kinds Of labor ex remey dull Wherever III chanics are
the best employed. prosperity is seenhe social virtues
redominate-taveIllng mounlebanks and peddefs retire
III dsgu- and kindly. brthedy eeiog inexperienced
which is the source Of nnsp' 'akaile happiness.
Whatever you have Ia ho doue lok around aud il
ynnr noghhors canntt do it. If you have house In
build shoe 10 tap. harness 10 bo made pump
to be barred. pack Of cards 10 be printed well 10 b.
dug, just look among your neighbos, before yon under
take u send abroad, aud if you have around ynu
capable OF the task, will be time enough look else
where Ii is wrong idea, t, supp se nothing Is seryi
ceabIe thai is made al home. We know of many In.
stance where men have refused to purchase work made
by their neighb1rs and sent 10 distant city for the
lices they needed, and paid third more for hem when
behold. they had been manufactured aud away Ia
sell by the very neghb Is of whom they refused to pnr
chase.
Let it be the mot o Of all will encourage my own
ueghhofs IL tuTn jou will be encouraged also. mu-
ua feeling Of good will and kindness will sp1ieg up in
your midst aud prosperity will be observable IN every
street aud IN every dwelling Boston Olive Brunch.
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MIsCELLA NEoUS.



GENrlrMrN. Wilmington is the largest and prnc
pal CONNIE cin in North Caroina. Its situated
the Cape Fear iiver abou, ihr live miles from the
It's pncpal business Is in the eNpor alton oi tut
penline aud lumber; the former brought in principally
unthe Railroad aud occupies the wharf almost exclusive
ly for The distance of IN le along the river. Immense
quantities f lumber sawed here in very large steam
mills by gangs saws. The Logs nre noaled down the
fvefin afls an pened Ia near the mills by surrounding
them with long mbers called bppms, ehaoed together at
The ends North Carolina mass, spais. square lnher
losl aud iliong are well known in every par Of the u
mon, aud nearly the whole Atlantic soaboarl Is supplied
from his raee.
The city Of Wilmrglon has population If 10 5000
aud eau boast ,fmany elegant private dwellings, some
handsnme churches, banks redlng room, &c H. bus
is carried mp the liver by several small steam
boals navigating far as Fayetteville. These beats as
well he mail boat Charleston arrive and depart DAT
y and tend 10 give The place quite AN animated appear
ance. There manufacturing establishment. hire
except the urpenne aid lumber ,une-s dcsignpt"
the shop Of he Railroad Company, aud a smal foundry
aud machine shop, On tho opposite side Il The river
ls low. lr. marsIy country extendieg for naoy IN ts
sone paris oi which are cultivated IN ice.
he mnilbual for Charleston leaves " llmnptpn nb ui
hall psl o'clock, aud. rounding gracefully fom the
whait, is soon speeding its way SOU h, coming directly
into The open The country between " ilm'ngion
and the ocean gradually becomes lower and ttet until
lar away 10 the east seems mpercepIby to merge wth
the aud really hard 10 tell where the land
we'll GUARDED nv low ocv il,nd. IN which as we'll ne
The low shores the surf rolls aud breaks far the
eye reach. On the right passing Out, is Fort in
nyocess construction il s iiuoiej an oenrly elevated
island with beautiful ,yL,tc brach "a smooth a. ,o,
i should think that tho Mace won,d be- subject 10 wash
ngs fon the and for fear Of his they appear tl be
building breakwatef Of stone the south west side.
som afler passing the For we have anohef p,int If
land or Care on nur roh ON which CAPE Fear uht' is
situated The land now reoedes from the vision un
nothing is left br but the hlle sand banks
dinp a alopo the Western shore and these are also soon
o>t tn view and we o,e ON the wide ocean aud we seem
TO be the centre If vast bcnisplee he edo oie cir
cumerence resting IN he surface Of e sea aud the sun
SINKING b,i,m and olovinoly bebin1 il
Tn, s.a wa. All smoo. Ii during our trip. and We
nassrd v,ry c,ur abl nioh on the b,s,m # old Men
une At daylight we passed The Charleston ligh and
were nov, raplly ueafno the .hotes # South C.rlina
Tho 6fst ;ndication If yIich !. lons Low streak #
white lokinp like the cres, If some huge wave but az
we approached nearer it lo,ned up and displayed 10 full
view he ga tern int If Sulli aus I.lnd srelchpg
e. .,,, ., ,ha ,,nI, Iil ,i u tho f,,y ,eas on !, IL
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10 Hotel Keepers.

N has been engaged in Hotel Keeping all his life in the
counties of Cumberland Bucinham, Prince Edward Camp
bell, Appomattox, and Rorkbridge well acquainted in
the adoning counte and carry large cusomto any
House wishes to get situation ina Hotel lie will take
inest in the House small salary Any information can be
obtaud by applying Ressis Glass Wogdson OF the Re
publican; John g. Shields OF the Nrgnian, Charles w
Staham, Daniel A. ilson, jr, T.. d. Christian, w. u.
Rome Esqs Iynchburg; Col S. ID. McDcarmond, Appona
tox G, II and Henry +. Bocock, do.
Aug l-w2m
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j.. Cotton Yarn and OZmabmr. S
Commissioners Sale of Valuable

REAL ESTATE IN rouN
xx,,,,, 49,, -, =,
r., ~ ~, @ ~: w U.s., ,'"e, ac'ing ny uhoer ueetee
,a,ra - ,n H.. P, N'. VI "a" ehaio.iy ot 'ie
Ill ~ - ;, " +, fe GU ~ a., ,ie 'ase oi laws 's
,,,st -, ~ ~ - feu on io"! the 'V'h oay OF ""
t, - w. - =, way o Puoic aaci,h, me 'o'o"ihg
A. 9 ~, - @ VII. a,u oWn, ana oeohSmS 10 tho es
~ m'a ~ avs
tro,,s an Mi, s,, q, r, ~, :, >, 4,
or, Ers,th, i - - .eel ~ peH'''"S a, Iop
~ '' ON @,a uiAi"g 10 tue pich tenement oeio"
anu '"'''s u'A i'- 'ee''
LOT No. 3,
Fronts Main street, n feet including one-haf Of four
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vol. XXVEIa.
PUBLISHED BY
TOWNEEY, SHIELDS ~ Co,

EIERf .HO.N D.Il .L.ND TIL RSi.4l.
q, -Four Dollars per aH, pGyable IN adrance No sub
cripoa p be received fer shorter time than sir mouths
and no paper ,oH be Discontinued (ercept the discretion
ofths EitorS) until al GTeVageS paid
a. MEASUREMENTS inserted al 30 per square (o
for epery inner farm insertions aud 81 per square
Tor iess) for euerg outer form Insertion.
Erer 9Ivertiser is reqredt0 mite the DIS holo long
M ,,iSas his advertisement inserted; advertisement not
So noted te be inserted tn It's dScontace be ordered
Far YEARLY ADVERTISING the terms for the prircge
ofteo squares sO for squire s25 for square,
sr farm s3j Eeery yearly dl user cA be required TO
can fns his airertisiag 10 his pWt-u line 0fbtSueSS
= JOB PRINTING erectaednedtiy aud erpedtously, aud
on reasonable terms
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THE DIFFERENCE.
o. II. JR.

How easy it is to detect the difference between one
who reads and who does not read! The one who
does read derives the little knowledge he possesses
lron conversaon aud his intercourse generally with
persons ol h class, his whole sloh consists ui The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15
CHEMICAL WASH MIXTURE.

YNIlE Subscriber has purchased the Patent Right o $.
4 Cranes Chemical Hash Mixture for all Eastern Nir-
gina and offers to sell Rights for Counties Towns
Families, will sell the Mixture all who wish TO trade
Orders from persons in the city country
will be promptly attended to- The subscriber intends to
kc constantly hand tons of the Mixture, supply
order the demand for it is constantly increasing.
BEWARE OF IMPOSrORS! As the mixture is be-
coming very valuable TO every family, many bringing Tor
ward worthless receipts and others selling the rights and
doing indifferent places but this is to put the public
their guard the sub crber will hold all who the Mix
ure responsible to pay him his Agents The oil all
authorised Agents in the public prints MIR. IL ROB
ERrSON, in Petersburg, is an authorised Agent.
Messrs Mosby x Holeombe, in lynchburg, will keep ON
hand large supply at wholesale and etaFamies will do
well to try Any family by purchasing right willbe in.
sucted to apply it TO the country made soap.
II. ATlIERTON Proprietor,
August 5--3m. Richmond, Va.
A supply for retail constantly on hand, at
JOHN II. SEhY'S Drug Store.
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(1issiTHe FecfssrerS.

MEDICINE-Prof.H H. J. IIulce.
SURGERY Prof. X. S. Newton.
T.. FrecWan, NJ. D., Anatomical Demonstration.
The fees for full course Of lectures amount 10 Si05.
Each Professors ticket, SIS Mairiculacr's S5 Demon.
strator's fee $40. Graduation $40
Those desiring further information will please address their
letters (post pad) to the DEAN and students arriving the
city will please call on him at the Commercial Hotel
k. s. NEWTON, NJ ~,
Dean ofthe Faculty.
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j A M ES GARLAN d

WILLIAM M. CABELL.
AVE united in the practice of Law, and will reg
L ularly attend the Circuit Superior aud County
llis Of Amherst. Appomaltox. Bedford Campbell and
son, and II town of Lynchburg.
Virginia.
AMES GARLAND viii continue, diligently. to
elise in the Court Of Appeals.
Oct 19-u
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

CELEBRATED DAGUERREAN GALLERIES,
Main Street, Lynchburg, nert door to the Banks;
n Main Str et, Ricnond Sycamore Street. Petersburg
MAN Street, Norfoik; baltimore Street, baltimore
NiE subscriber begs leave to call attention OF the public
to his and splendid Gallery. which he has just com
pecd and finished IN good style His Tor the past
years, enables him at this time employ twenty
assistants and taking the rate OF 10000 hkenesses
annually which he deems atterng proof oi the superior
ty OF his Daguerreotypes.
Lkenesses of description copied. Large assort
ment OF Lockets and Medaans OF superior quality Tor Da
guerreotypes.
April 29-ts
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For lie jirglntdH.
Lines on the Death OF the President,


For lie irglntdl
Lines ON the Death OF the President,
ny MISS NJ. G. 3 or "
Oh, weep tnr the fallen.
The noble aud btavc
Ills life dream is cnded.
His journey i, Ger.
lhr eyes. that besn'd brightly
Are slumhcring now
And chill'd is tho lite hlead,
That mantled his brow,
The checks. arc now pale
That 50 lately, were bright
oh weep! tr rarlut
las passed from our sight.
Weep, weep mr the homo
That is desulate made
by this srkc OF alllielion.
SO suddenly laid,
Shed tears with the mournes.
" ho mourn iur lin nnw
Shed tears with The widaw
Wh,se pale suffering brow
Grows pale with sorrow
Aud speechltss distress.
As she bends u'or the sleeper.
His cold life 10 press.
Aye. weep for the vi low
Whose hours ARE 50 drear,
Whose smile Il affection
l. changed to a tear;
Whose heart is all btoken
And crushed with the Woe.
Which only the heart
ofa widnw can know;
Whlse hopes have all vanished,
Whose joys are all fled
Oh! pray lOI the moufner
And weep for the dead.
Oh! weep for the fallen,
The mighty and bIaye,
Shed teats, kind Tears
O'er the PATRIOTS gave;
Breathe lightly, most lightly,
As gently, ye bend
Der the earth, that hides from YOU
A father aud fiendr
lis last f.ht is finished.
lis anguish is past
And the brave hearted soldier,
S'eIs calmly Al las
Nelson County. Va.
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Tools and Materials for Contractors.
wv HAVE on hand good assortment oi Blacksmiths
w Bellows, Anvs, Nises Sledge and Hand Hammers,
Stone Hammers Cast Steel Hand Drill and Striking Ham
mers, Cast Steel Hammer Mouds, Stock and Die, Screw
Plates Files and Rasps Crow Bars Picks, Mattocks, Tape
Lines Broad, Chop and Hand Axes; Halter, Trace and
Stone Chans Hand Crosscut and Pit Saws Horse Shoes
Horse Shoe Nails,
1900 lbs. Octagon and Square Cast Steel,
Shear and German Steel,
10 Coils Rope,
100 dozen Shove and Spades, and many other articles
which we anxious to sell on liberal terms.
Feb 2S-tf GREGORY s. ROYAI.L.
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.

.HEDIC.1L DEPARTMENT..
rHNIlE regular OF Lectures this Institute will
I the first ot November, and continue until
the last Of February The Anatomical Department will be
opened and ready students by the fret OF October
The Medical Department will be under the direction the
following
PR o + T. y o n s.
Il. Freeman NJ D., Professor ot Anatomy.
II S. Newton, Nj. u, PROT iassor ot surgery
H. J. Iulce, NJ D., Professor oi Theory and Practice of
Medicine.
w. Byrd Powell NJ. D., Professor of Physiology, Pahol
ogy, Mncralogy and Geology.
King NJ Professor of Maera Medica, Therapeutics
and Medical Jurisprudence.
J. Milton Sanders, NJ ID, Professor OF Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
j. A. Wilson, NJ D., Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases
OF Women nd Children.
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Corn Meal,

Fresh lot Of Prime Corn Meal receiving and Tor sale
N at J. 4. WlllIANlS'S.
August 5-ts
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F I S H i,

~ BBl.S Large aud Small 80. 3 MackeTel.
EV BbIs. New No. llerrngs.
Bbls. Gross Roe llerrngs receiving and fol
sale at j. 4. NlLLIAMS'S.
Jolly lS Is
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INNCuBuRG CLor1uNG EMPORIUM.
NOTICE. Fine French Cloth Coats, made to order and
~ trimmed in the bes, manner, complete, SIS 90,
No Lcmonics finish, trimmed in the richest
style, so 90,
No. Bayolic's extra do do do $50 90
April Its T.. LOCKWOOD
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House and Lot for Sale.

House ana Lot FOR Sale.
VERY desirable private residence, at private SALE
IA venenty situated. There excellent garden, sta
Die and other necessary convenences attached, for
definite description OF the property, apply to
M0SBY s. HOLCOMBE, Auct's. * Com Mers.
TERMS-fo suit the purchaser.
Aug S-tS
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E.s.HELH FLOUR.

AIE have just received fine lot OF Family -Four, %rour
w from new wheat and warranted splendid articl
ALSO,
Aiargc lot OF Extra Superne, made from wheat, a
ofeshich will be sold on the best terms
Aug S-ts SMITHSON s. SrATuAM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15

WISH TO HIRE, Immediately, number of NEGRO
len TO work on the Canal between North River and
Hanan, by the month for the balance of the year
prices will be paid in cash. the work is done,
Oh adv ance for first rate hands Apply Samuel McCo
kpf l-ynchburg, who is authorised to hire. NY hands
enjoyed good health since they recovered from
1tontls ago CIIAS. SCOTT.
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