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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-09
HORPORATION NOTICE-Pu Public

n UNI OINA i'N w " r. - UNIV
" Notice j. hereby gwen - the osnfr 80 owners, ca-
pant occupants uf an Houses aad Los improved OF ~
improved Lands affected thereby. thst Tao following ~
sessmonts have been et,d Y the Assessors, ana are
lodged m tho Once of thc B1r,au Of Asesimcn,s for en-
animation, by ai esTs1ns Interested fsf ~ latnE 80
setting RIB audGtIIEkmfOkTff ihSI sikbhl
from he ghtp I, no Nirfh AVENUES TIE hints embraced
by such Assessment mcirie all the several Houses an
Lots Of Ground vacant lots pieces ana ptce 0i Lts'
situated "a hOh sd,s 81 Forty sts'ree pe rsen fsnh
and Nlnih-uyenus tel on tie sasteiy -de u Nn.n-se'
nue. between t0rfleh AID fOr,y second 'f'c'. ~
sons whose interests Affected by M above named -
sessments an, who are opposed to The ether
them axe requested present tes objection ~ Sn.
10 tho encd ~ n err Office, No HAL ~ hcofas
within m nv davs from The date OI this nOce Once ba-
Tean f Agreements Soect Department. jn.y 81, iS)i
SAM RI ~ DE MOTT
FKAsCIS NICHOLSON ASSESSOR
N3l lW ISAAC W -. swirl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-09

- 81 Recofds-rrlllc notice nefenf sseD, thai ns
following Petro4.s laYo been presented he baf'
Aldermen T. az KOS,-HA i.f iest "e'
Do Greenwich -. h'ire.n Barclay and sss'f So ~
posfe RI and % Ire.uH ch-.t. new nIndtIss, ~
FENCE NACANT LOTS On The nerhs ~ ~. ~ q. ga - 80
between a.h aId Lstngton ags q PAs VI oTg
tween Er1sd raV I'D g-as..fs fEStE ' NJ ~ 49,
wing hefy,en Hr1fivsr and Sfh-ay and 2t' % Hth ~
Also the fJ.ss4nc l,eslluflon IDaf Oianzf- luz
Crossst % Cnstialn AlfbJnyst., from f'n-fs =
aUgs - Cross between 81 - and Ccn'c e.,ef Nh
tcrrg-st between Chatham a4d haysli So. Pf-n y -,
tween Chatham gl fsE.fF .s.. ZEE tifd n. Efld't ~
regulated curb a4l eer tone -ef and d. ts fsgssa
10 CONFORMITY % the q 'ir Even hf TIE s'se'
Department A rers0fs tsrrsfed HAVING nbisctsae
thereto are requested O. present them Tniiag % ns
uudefs.enei - Als 0t .'. veI,s 10 18th d~y
aa7 Ne John T DODGE SIRE, con'r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-09
\ n MESwIS. AucuoReer
by BANGS, BROTHER y co, igacs

FT-T-YCUETH NETWORK TRADE SALE,
T. - cOrlrnercet
IN MONDAY >epts 1l1cr 3 iS'L
~ Ea.srsicp.d .irclrcs ne next rsi tr.us So 81
Ecs Pa.er. Sta; c,y Stereotype Plates &c - ior ne
srcys ds:sS
Toe Cata-9s VII r. - rr->s about she - s INV AZ
ch tate 19-- oars ir ne printing Shluii - "a i'-
faGsan, uis s.-.oifsd. Egou whth - us1a. '>h
Nl - mace y Ken desired
BANGS. RROrHER CO. . Pan koN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-09
EXCURsIONS 10 the FISHryc

y ~ 80 Coy = ne ~etk 1a7nF iAs -aers :
The a-st- saf'sf ,t~anl-r BlfHAIO. CAT So,
Sa Rave f.sfa1etd - +. a. "A s~.-,N CAsai-s IA
sTLAa-sl y tfthtrlns-s = ~ }, sAN
re.uTsAg D. snGs faf se. aA4. sea rsfrs s,~ss
Oil p, PoN4asl Esr- t5 celts esNA "a ~its~ss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-21
TERRY & SHIELDS.1
AUCTION SALES,
rT1RUsTEE,s sALE OF VALT,

'E-t = 4 n 4 = SALE OE yALl a -
IL BILE PROPERTY.-By virtue of a deed of
trust bearing date the 24,h day of March, 1851.
and recorded in the Clerks Office of the Hustiags
court Of Lynchburg as also in the CLERKS Offices Of
the counties oi Campbell and Pittsylvania executed
to Us by James c.. Hunt and wife and john S.
Langhorne, viii sell at auction ON the 18th day
Of May next, on the premises known "a the Lynch
burg Distery, all the fixtures connected herewith
together with the lease Of the premises, Hogrens,
SC &c. This Is the largcs, establishments Of the
sisd IN Virginia. one, and IS In ell respects ft-
ted up in the modern and improved style, and
Is capable of doing business Of 100 bushels per
day By day light, or 200 bushels in "a hours. The
machinery is driven by steam engine Of IS horse
power. with boilers of 25 horse power, every thing
being now in order for operations. ANY one who
wishes 10 engage in a money making business. may
do 50 by purchasing this establishment. Also the
lease Of house with s the fixtures necessary to
the conducting Of a large Rectfying establishment.
bale fHops upwards Of 100 bushels Of Malt be-
sides many other srticles necessary to mention.
Also. on the premises, the VERY VALUABLE
NA AND CONVENIENT FAMH Y RESI-
Iii DENCE occupied by the said J. c. Hunt.
The Lot eontaiss little over One and Quar-
fer Acres the improvements consists Of large
two-story frame dwelling with brick basement. o
framed servants house with two rooms and brick
chimney, smoke house. ice-house and ice, and sta
| be- all new, and well Of first rate water in the
yard, with new well house. Also first rate fe-
male Servant. Also all the said Hunts interest IN
the estate Of John Hunt decd, being his interest III
the widows dover. Terms liberal and will be
made known on the day Of sale.
Jos. B. NOWLIN, 1Tns-
aplO-tlJma DAVID b. PAYNE, { tees.
| Sale conducted by
fSxrc T.st ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-21
BY j. IL. ID. Payne, Salesman.

IL IRON, RALROdD SUPERST TR UC-
TURF, coal CARS, REAL ES TATE. PER
SONAL PROPERTY, Sc.-The Chesterfield
Railroad Company, having discontinued business,
viii sell at public auction. AT the Pits, 10 the
ty Of Chesterfield, on WEDNESDAY, the 22d OF
April. 1871, If fair. if not on the fair day.
mencing ut o'clock. nl of their personal and re-
nj estate. consisting of from 1870 10 900 tons Rail
road Iron, the greater portion Of which has been
laid down within the last few years. and is but lit
tie worn. Also. 22i coal cars large number Of
which is in good repair. each holding rs bushels
Also, some timber and baggage cars, aad one stage
Cur. Large number Of framed buildings. consis-
ting of dwellings shops. stables. &c. all in good
repair two lots of land near the Pits. contan-
ing 3 l-j acres and the other half acre lot with
buildings thereon sufficient for small family.
Two o;her lots Of land al dining each other, coa-
timing IA acres, on the railroad. six miles from
Richmond; on these lots there Rre buildings su;ta-
bic for n large firmly. with wcll of good water,
and the whole premises well inco=ed. Also, one
large Drum in good order, With 90 excellent set Of
ropes aad cast iron pulic7, complete f0ra1 inclined
plain Also. lot nf Baclsnit > and Wheel
Wi Eht's Tools. aad parcel Of we-scssoncd
White Ola Timber, suitable for Whoolwrirhts.
TERNs-Al sums under so ca4hi over that n
mount and under $500 months credit; over 800,
months credit the deferred payments ta bear in
tercst. and 10 be secured by approved endorsed nc
gotia5le paper. BY order Of the Germany.
W. GODDIN, Auct.
Manufacturers Of iron and stccl viii find it TO
their interest to attend the above sale, it seldom
occurs that so large ard valuable lot Of Iron both
east and wrought, is offered at auction.
d. MOORE.
Suit transportation Chesterfield Railroad.
A. 1I-t93an
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-21
POETRY.


In wealth thou art wooing or title. or fame
There is that in the doing brings honor on shame:
There Is in the running than Winning the ruce,
This marks thee as worthy, that brands thee base.
o, then. be a man, and whatever betide,
Keep truth thy companion, and honor thy guide,
If king, be thy kingship right royalty shown.
Aud trus, to thy subjects to shelter thy throne;
Rely not on weapons OF armies Of might
But on that which endureth, laws loving and right.
Though king. be man, and whatever tetide,
Keep truth thy Companion, and hcacr Thy guide.
If prince or a noble, depend not on blond
The heart truly noble is that which Is good;
If the stain Of disholor encrimson the brow,
Thou art slave to the peasant that sweas the pow.
Be noble as men; and whatever betide.
keeptruth your companion, and honor your guide.
If falover, be constant, confding and kind,
For doubling is death to the sensitive mind;
Love's exquisite passion breath may destroy,
Who soweth in faith expects harvests Of JOY.
In loving, be men, and whatever betide
keeptruth your companion, and honor your guide.
If patient, be firm, yet forgiving and true
liza child honor him to whom honor il due;
If rich, or il poor or whatever thou mayst be,
Remember the truthful alone are the free
Be and whatever betile.
Keep truth your companion, and honor your guide.
Then, though sickness may come aud misiurtunes
may fall.
The truth in thy bosom surviveth them all
ll--Honor-Love-Frien friendship, no tempest can
pale;
They flowers breathing balm in adversely gale.
o. the manlikc is godlike and 50 shall betidc,
While truths thy companion and honor thy guide.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-21
[PROPRIETORS.

read; there was an album with the draw
ing Of the day before unfinished, aud the
colour-box unclosed BY its side. On the
deserted billiard table, the positions Of the
cues" and balls showed traces of an ID.
ierrupted game. Flowers were scattered
on the rustict tables in the garden, hale
made into nosegays,and beginning to with
er already. The very dogs wandered in
amoody. unsettled way about the house,
missing the friendly hands that had fondled
and fed them for 60 many days past. ard
whining inpatiently in the deserted draw.
ing-rooms- The social desolation Of the
scene was tniserably completcd in al ii
aspects.
TO Br cpNrrNcrpl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-21
( IRON 4 BRASS FOUNDRY

Gn MACHINE AND TOBACCO PRESS
W FACTORY. The undersigned respectfully
inform the public that they have added addition
al amouat Of steam power their establishment and
prepared TO executc any work in the above
line in q style not inferior TO my in the State.
They keep constantly hand nil kinds of Cast
ings, aud would ask particular attention 10 their
beautiful assortment Of FLAlN AND FANCY
CRATES, STOVES, &c.
They Offer their services for the manufacture Of
all kinds of Machinery; such rs Horse Power Mn
Gearing, &C. All kinds Of Piows, together with
many other Agricultural Implements, are kept con-
.tanily tor sale. They manufacture wheat fresh
ing Machines ofthe most approved patterns, the
large Brick Foundry Main Street below the Frank
lin Hotel. J. I. & g. s. DICGuID.
Ill,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-21

TERHS.--The vfasiSfASi Is Published semi
weekly al 81 per nnnam. IL adeaHeE- No subsesip-
ton is taken for sorter time than six months; and
70 paper is discontinued except % ihe opon ol me
Propretors until all arrcarges shall have been paid
ApvKRrrsEsEsrs are inserted for so cents per
square Tor lrss) for every form Insertion. and
37& cents for every outer 1ftie number OF in-
scrtions is not noted the MS. i viii be publish
cd till ordered out and charged accordingly.
The YEARLY RATES are For the privilege Of
two squares i0i for squire s25-if inner form
$35. Every yearly advertiser win he required u
eousao his advertising TO ls particular line ofbu-i
ness. and If he exceed the space stipulated for, be
win be charged rstably for the excess.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-21
IOTICE-The subscribers would respectful

return their ass9s Ssns. "Ssa to b n
for the very liberal patronage bestowed on them
during the past year, and asks continuance of the
same for the present at the Machine shop former
ly owned by Diuguid & Snapp, . miles North of
Spout Springs, Appomattox county. Threshing
Machines of the best material and Workmanship,
and be had on the most reasonable terms.
Threshers for stationary and portable horse power.
They would suggest their friends The proprety OF
bringing in their old Machines for repairs during
the winter months. Fan Mills and Corn Shelters.
made on the best and most approved plan. Hav-
iag had an experience of ten years in the business,
they are confident they give satisfaction in both
workmanship and price. Give us call before
purchasing elsewhere. PHILIP SNAPP.
apl 3-3m FRED NJ MEEKS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-21

per Department. and are now prepared 10 execut4
ali kinds u printing 10 and warknnnikc nail-
ner. at short notice, and " tie lowesi icfins.
BOOKS, cotRr GLASks
sfrts oF tspISc, cAisrH,
nASp E;Ifs, nr-IA~s,
and irJcri MY LiaH " Ipb.wprk, can D. neatly.
eheaily. snd sxreditieusly executed atihe vfneis
iAS jon Usrfcr.
Printing done ID eela,iss whea desired
The pnir1nagc q o,i tova aud eoast,y friend u
respectfully solicited.
80 - =szs=5z===
seulptured in low relief. aud corresponds
with the plate Of the other fragments in
Col. Eyss's great work, Mr.. G. brought
| it from the spot in 1899, together with two
ancient skulls from the pyramid Of six
steps, figured BY Dir. Morton in his Cyasia
4ggypttaca. They are probably the most
ancient skulls known, and have entirely
lost al thciy animal matter IN 5000 yesra
Of time
The venGeation &c tic discovery of
Lake Muns occupied next oar attention
his great work. which -brough, $4,000
acres into cultivation, holones to the reign
OF .isacser,ic HLoiJhe tw.lah dyrasty.
b c. 22o0. He wasths greatest hydiaa
liz engineer Of antiquity, having also con.
strreted immense harbors. dams. and for.
trcsses at The third ca,aracl, 1000 miles up
the Nile. Tho Greeks called this king
Mnris by mistake. taking the name ofi
the lake for TINT Of King. The province
is now called the Fdyoom. The SANE
king (Amenemha lID built the famous
! labyrinth which had lain hidden for centu-
ries, with its pyramid and three thousand
chambers, untlit was discovered BY Lcp-
sius. The Arabs had dug canal Ii; ;oasa
the rains. and explorers, who were spt,s-
fed that Tie labyrinth mast have Lcen il
the ncighborhood, had examined only oa
one side Of The canal. Lcpsips explored
the otAef, which, strange 20 say, uonc OF his
predecessors had thought Of doing. and
came upon the ground plan al once. Tho
tomb of this king is the pyramid adjacent.
and II is the last built Of the 81. for pyrn-
midal construction al Memphis was put an
end 10 in the next reign by the invasion OF
the Hyksos, about B, c, 2l5o, aud iha
later Pharaohs are buried chiefly at Tbebes.
Tho mos, novel lecture Of the three will
be delivered on Tuesday evening. In it
! MT. Giiidon promises 70 lay before us the
philosophical dcduc,ions established BY
this primor9ial civilization Of the oldest
monumental nation of Tie universe. We
re e. TO Bis advertisement, for the subjects
with one remark. due to the lecturer
who brings these immortal discoveries 10
our very doors. To southern men, and
especially 10 southern legislators, few sub
jects can be more interesting. Arguments
OF much force are drawn against the nd-
gropliitc aboGionisls Of tho North. from
the monuments Of the Nile. And when
again, will such an opportunity present IL
self In oil probability not in our day,
nor IN that OF the present generation. The
works Of the PIussioneommission may no,
be published 600 folio plates, besides tho
German text, )---at least ia d form SO popn.
laras to render them accessible tc the
niusaes--ln many years,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-21
A. w. CONANT
epr-am WN. WAIDRON.
c,ss,H A. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

c.Ss,A A. CDCzaksAN.--MAN
~ urer ard dealer in Car,iqcc. Bayoacles,
Raetawdys, B nggies, Hgrrs5s. &c-Square below
the Fraallin Hotel Main street. Lynchburr. Va.
The subscriber feels grateful fhr tho very liberal
patronage extended to him since he commenced Gu-
siness and would say to the pul lic that he is now
in receipt ola large assortment Of the above arti-
ces. which will be sold as cheap as the same quail
ity of work can he bought elsewhere anil BROUGHT
here. Como and iuAye for yourselves. We charge
nothing for looking AND hut httle il you buy
The subscriber is rractical lrrin ge-maxer and
has had fifteen yeurs experience in the hu'inessad
devotes the whole OF lis time in making up. and
selccting work ofthc best quality, and such as is
best adapted to our roads and country.
The Harness department is under the manage
ment of Mr. A. r. Jones. superior workman from
New York. whose work will compare with any,
whether made here elsewhere.
Repairing done at the shortest notice
Feb 24-6m A. COCHRAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-21

NOTICE.-The subscriber hayiar obt1inei
~ the exclusive right of retailing Fisk's Metal
ic Burial Cases, takes this method Of informing
tho people of Lynohhurc and the surrounding coun-
try, TINT he has now in his ware room On Min
Street lot Of tho above Cases Of different sizes.
1t would be difficult task 10 give adequate Inn
preston of these Cases without personal iuspec-
ZION. they perfectly nir tight and ndstrurtabe.
and for protecting and preserving the Dead. for or
dinary iaterments for vaults. or FOR transportation.
are superior To any thing Of thc Kind before iuvcn
tel, those unfortunate enough TO need III" above
Cases can be supplied hy S. DlCCUlD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-21
l TIME FOR FAsHIONs.-rHI

- subscriber has iust received the spring style Of
gentlemens HATS for 1851 being the latest aud most
approved New York and Philadelphia style ofHAr.,
t6whch he invites his old friends and customers and
ehe public generally to his large and desirable stock
Of HATS, as they are really good and beautiful
All those that are in of the above articles will
please give him q cal as he is determined to sell as
cheap as the cheapest. and upon the most accom-
rnodatinr terms. He devotcs his whole attention TO
the eMsnnfscturing dspartneu, orHa,ting-andf or from
long experience and close attention to business
hchopest to meri, good share Of tae publc patron
age. An orders thankfully received and prompt,
iy attended TO- WM SITTER.
Feb Pts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-21
Szs-u,mh SALE OF A FREIGHT

60 BOAT.-By virtue Of a deed of
Trust executed TO me by Albert n johnson, dated
18th February ls49, and of record in Lynchburg,
shall sell, at the Basin on the Canal in Lynchburg
on Monday, the 2sth of April, 1851. at public
ton to tho highest bidder for cash, the new and
substantial Freight Boat known the Canal
by the name of "Salem, Capt Childress master,
Sale without reserve.
nm. 7-wtds DAVID SPENCE. Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-21
MATCHES. IEwELRY, GOLD

w d-ND Sus \ EH.-JOiiN L. w HlGlt has
regularly employed in the back of his Book,
Fine Jewelry and Fancy Goods aad Watch Store,
good trorksnan. for the purpose of repairing
Watches, mending Jewery. Silver Ware, Combs
SC, and making Silver Spoons Finger Rings. SC.
All work entrusted to him will be Thankfully recey-
ed and s-araatoi 10 Be deae IN e best r,Gnner, or
no charge made for it. mar 24-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-21
CHARLES T, n. GAlgNETT.
SEP, 30-wts Chief Engineer.
COLD WATCH LOsT.--LoSr on

~ Sunday evening. the 9Th April, between my
Storc and the Railroad Bridge tinbers on the Hill
this side OF Blaek Water Creek, q heavy GOLD
WATCH and Gold Fob Chain attached to it. with
ayellow Stone in the end A reward Of Fifteen
Dcllars vii be given the finder BY delivering it
ths suhserieer laFlle tel BENZ II. LLWIs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-21

MERCHANTS BANk.-Pursuant to
1Yl an Act of the General Assembly incorporating
the Merchants Bank of Virginia at Lynchburg, no.
ticeis hereby given that Books Of Subscription TO
the capital stock of snid Bank viii be opened at the
Office of Edley & Spence, in the town of Lynch
burg, on the first Monday in May next, by the
COMMISSIONERS.
The Charter Incorporating the Bank, viii be pub
lished in next MONDAYS psper. an lots
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-21
A WOULD TslEATTEN

IN ton afGentemcn TO the spring rtylc Of HATS
which have jus, received most beautiful art-
cle--also to large assortment Of Caps, Boo's
Shoes, ard 'rare',as Trunks--all which viii be
sold very low. JACOB RuMBoUGH.
Ent OIL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-21
MECHANIC RTS.
|. WATCHES AND TINEyEyy.

x WATCHES AND FINEy 4 W
E3 ELRY-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS
Gz5S Just streceivrd the 6nesi siassostnent OF afch-
es and Jcwelry which ii has ever been bis pleasure
to offer to the public.
His stock presents Inducements TO al pureha-
sers. especially to those desiring 70 make Holiday
presents.
He respectfully asks an examination, being en-
tsfed of making salcs from stock in which are to
be found
Fine Hunting and double back Gold ard Silver Lc-
yer and plain Watches, Breast Pins, Ear hings,
Bracelets and Finger Rings Of the atcst styles Gold
Guards Yes, + oh Chains. Gold aod Silver specta-
cies. do Thimble.. a fne assortment Of Medalions
and Lockets for Dasuerotypes, &c, which be i.
determined to sell on the reasonable terms
Call and examine his stock j.. W. VICTOR.
n. B.--wsiebcs and Jcwelry repaired at the
shortest notice, and the most reasonable terms.
Dec 19--ts. L. w. "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-21
CTOLEN rROyI TgEE sURscRI-

y DIX M mont Ui Inc aloreHou8f of NoYn0IH- q
Cock, about sun down. the evening Of tn 7th
April, 1851. BROW OFERCOAT. contain
int Pocket Book with suadry papers Of value to
he 7uhocrihcr, and negotiable note on Dimmock
s. Co.. for five hundred aud eleven dollars and
cents not rrrollected ono note on Dcrries 6 Cock
for $50; ona On Nnwlin & Mosely for sl25; ne
go,iablc not, Of $50 50 besides number of
snaller notes and due bills Of no value 70 any but
myself. will pay liberal reward for the eppre-
hensiun Of the rogue aud for the delivery of the pa
pers to nc. All persons arr tarwarred from ira
ding for any Of the above named nancrs.
al IO-ts WA. ]. COCK
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-21
MARRLE MANUFACTORY

2 M GEOhGE AtIAN q bhOI IEH, scNtf-
rors, Marke, Stree, Lynctbwg, Va.-Monumcnts,
Nantes, Tombs and Head Stones, Table and Coun-
tar Tops, and House Work in general. executed in
all its branches in the best manner for public ard
private buildings. Terms moderate.
J,c ff--Gv,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-21

TO OWNERS OF SLAVES.-THE
l. subscriber wishes to hire for the present year.
one good Ostler, one dining-room Servant and and
Woman nwithoutincumhrance who esn wash and iron
well. CHA L. DIBRELL.
Jan 9-ts Dihrelfs Hotel