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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-25
4 TTWACTIONs UNPNECE-

AZ
~ DENTED.-We !rr now receiving con
-ignmcnt Of G.d amt .,Slscr I,a,chcs, Lrciry
Fancy Goods,ac. a-c coGPiNilg ~ part follows:
Gold and silver Watches. all Hnds,
g Ear aud iingcr rings. breast pins &c.
g Fob, vest aud guard chains.
g Pencils, pens, studs, SC. &c.
Silver pencil cases, tardus kinds,
a. Hair combs sc &c.
FANCY GOODS. consisting IN ntt or
Dressing aud side connie, ~ kinds,
Ladies Gum Elastic Gaffcfs thimblcs &c,
transparent and cosmetic sjpp,,
Tapestry, and Brussels, Bag pnd SatcIcls,
Hooks md eyes boot lncea -H4pcndcr4,
OK marrow. hair oil perfumes
Epool Cotton, %t
Razor str"ps percussinn caps, e. As.
~ 0rwintcr Night Sales will thnmcif,c on
Thursday iiEhr the 30th inst, and eonr'r,c during
the winter, Every Thursday and Friday rgi, with
ont any interruption. Goods open during The day
for juspcctiop, ind will be- sold low al priyhIc -alc
We respectfully invite the attention oi, the public
To the stock on hind. 10 which wc will be rccci,.
ing additions ycel1y during the winter mpn,h-, Of
ca-simcre4. cl,dhs, ,d,ntnss pnntol"on .nis, &r
Our daily sales vi be usual, IN Tucsdiys,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
~ Liberal ndyanccf always made on consign-
mrnts MOSBN 4 IIDICOMBE
Oct 30-tsf Aucts and Com Mcr.
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CANDIDATES ron OFFICE.

All persons announcing themselves candidates
for Office, under the Nevz Consiitcsiou. win be
charged at the usual advertising rites.
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DROsPECTUs OF tho american

II WIG HENlEW--In the original Pr,snec
tus Of the American Review, issued at Wasbipaton
by Mr. Cotton, its former Proprietor and Editor a
number of the leading Wing Members of thcTwenty.
seventh Congress i1sf5-6) subscribed their names
to the following resolutions
Earnestly approving the plan Of such nation
al organ, long needed ard u manifest Importance.
the undersigned agree to contribute FIR its pages,
from time to time, such communications as NAV be
necessary to set forth and defend the doctrines Of
The United Wing Party Of the Uuion. Signed bv
Gcofse I. Marsh, Daniel d. Barnard = McPher-
son Berrien, J. r. fngersoll, +. Joy Morris r. l..
Clingman, Daniel Webster, R. C. Winthrop.
I'll Butler King. Hamilton Fish, F. Kenpe-
dy, VIM ). Archer, Rufus Choate, Alexander II
Stephens"
An engraved portrait Of some distinguished
person will be found in every number Of the re-
view. They will usually be portraits Of living
American Statesmen nd whencI that is possible.
will be accompanied with an authentic Memoir Of
IRE person represented.
he first objects of the Review Of ca4rse 90
hiical; Il is designed to forth and delosd the
p1faciPcs, the measures, and the Of the Jntsd
Wig PGrig o- the Union. 1t has been matter
Of just rcProach teihat Party, that though it en-
braces its due proportion of the intelligence and
learning Of The country, j. has Quarterly or
Monthly Organ dcvopd TO The expression and de-
Tense Of its opinions and measures. The conduct
of the American Review have done what in
them lies 10 remove this rcproach, by se-uring
trihutious from sources Of ability and truth.
The literary department o. the Review siilagree
in spirit with the political.
TERNs.-sJa year, IN advance.
d. w. HOLLY, Publisher,
Dee. t-.lr ION NnsEn14-xf Ne,V Vail
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II 1UUNG UENI9LE MEN.-fJn Monday, tie
9Th of January next, the undersigned viii resume
the exercises Of this School. st his residence, l2
miles West of Lynehburg and one from the Va. and
Tenn. Railroad.
A few young gentlemen, in addition to those IL
rendy engaged, can be- accommodated with board
in the Subscribers flmy. Terms, as heretofore
Dec oJ-wiwif H. L. DAVIES
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For Clerk Of Circuit Court.

ry- We are requested TO announce ALFRED
s. REID as a ca ndidnte fo, the Office of Clerk of
the Circuit C ossrt Of Campbell county.
Nov lifts
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~ We requested to state that MATHEW
b. NOWLIN is candidate for the Shcriaaty Of
Campbell county. Nov l3-ifts
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" We are authorized TO announce JOHN O.
TAYLOR a candidate for the Sherifalty Of Camp
bell county. 10 Nov lifts
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ri We are requested to announce JESSE l..
BIZ RMS candidate for the office Of Clerk Of the
county court of Bedford, at the next election un-
der the new constitution. Dec l5-tsif
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~ We are requested to npnaunce WILLIAM
ORGAN, candidatefor the Sherifalty Of Camp
bell county. Nov 13-fts
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IT We arc authorised to announce EDGAR,
WHITEHEAD as candidate for the Sheriffaliy OF
Amherst county. Dec l-l0tif
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fV We arc authorised to announce CHRISTIE
PIER CLARK, a candidate for the Sherifialty Of
Campbell county. Nov I3-iits
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TIT
Atthe solicitation of many of my friends. | an
nounce rhyselfa candidate for the ofce Of Clerk o
the Circuit Court of Campbell county. Having ac'
ted mn assistant in that and several other Clerk
Offices for nearly four years, tatter myself t'iai q
elected stall be able 10 discharge the duties D
the oiiicein I; satisfactory muvncr.
Nov 6-t4if j. NEWTON GORDON.
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10 We authorized to anhdtnno LEO DAN.
TEL ir., candidate for the Office of Clerk OF
the circuit court of Amherst county
Dec lifts
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RKICK HAsONs AND FIELD,

- HANDS FOR HIRE.-As administrator
Of pie. frfe William Phnup, ! viii on safsrdny
itc erd day Of January next, at Mrs f.eyior'.. IL
the County Of Amherst, (near tie Bridge leading
across james River from II nc,,bprfj hire out to
tbe highest bidder, beiyfeen fifteen aud Twes,y
Negroes, bcloneiDg 70 tie ertatc % The snid W liam
PiinuP. CONSISTING Of Men, Womcn Boy. aud Girl
among he meu there several iilst rate Brick
Masop-, inferlor tn in Ibis section IL the coun
try. Those Wishing to hire would do ,yellto attend
the hiring. The ter Of hiring iii be- Lond
with good personal security. payable m the 25rl
day Of December, 1852. A. l.. NYILIE
administrator Of IN. Pbaup, deed.
Dec JJ-i3JjT RrnuI,Iieau en,,
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10 The Rev. SD. Bumpass, Of Greens
boro. an eminent Minister of the North
Carolina Conference of the Methodist L.
Church, died suddenly in Salisbury on the
llth inst, white hehad gone 30 attend the
session of Conference. lie bad just en-
tered upon new field Of usefulness to the
church I|y disqualification Of a Journal at
Greensboro, devoted to the interest Of rhe
church and general usefulness
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'INllE- GREAT RRlTJssl QijAls.
l. Hes and Black ~ sDS1.t m aRm-

a -
JEuNARnt sGn1.r d w. 70" III " xxx I"".Re'
Yn,L ca,,,;,,,.,, Inn ~. w.' M !.
rilie J"" wiz" 10 p"'''' ''e '""s n''''' We
m Jo,,La, h[,.E,H y /<.,,
-Tbc Eh,Lt11 p,r,,. Z unl. '''''l'
M 49,, h ,,;i D, ',,yy,FI'.,
Vpe Ir,s,o,n,,e, Pe,;e,r n ,h',,,,i ,,,'d
BLoeksoo.f. Edi,lD,yh Mana. inc Torul
These Reprint. bny, p,,,, bee, Il, .gs,... .6l
opcr,ion IN hi. c,n,ntry l,r ,vcn,y III XIII
circuIn,;on /. ON tbc r,ps,o,, ,,,,5,I ,..,.,,,.
standing the ,,m,o,;,i,,, ~ .,,.,'.s,, ~.
merriam ,c,;,J;,.I. ~, tl,.,l," -. ~" -
,,,,,,,,r....' III, No E',fN p"''' ~" nv"
numerous Ee''f"s ana ai"rn<incs fnadcinp ofs
a,a.i., MI, l..i. 49,. 4 ,', "s1 -p"rs
"'tn es'''a''"n "i'h fh'y nre hela ny
Wv ~ 'e"","g pune ana nn"hs r""r"n.
o ','a' 'n'y are established on h'n basis, and
"'il De continued without interruption.
hhb"ngh these works nrc distinguished by The
political shades above ipdent"d, YET Lr",a, small
poni"" y'''eIt qontn'si' devoted bpt'l'tic"l w.
le''s'' ~ ths" hsioo'y ,ehsraftet "hib gros
mem u'c.t eh,ri value and ipihF ne, TihHd CON
'cssehiy tar above all Other 1fnals Of their eln"
Df"fh~oo"s tfiil fundss -he nInsteriy euid1nr" at
Christopfen Nor'b Hanintans iis ancient celebrity
and ~ at tld'l'n'e unusually "'nae,''e, iro". The
WRIT" D. 1, do, n"s"'i.@ . @1f r s 'i
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Pleasant NcighbOr.
WHITTEMOKE'S OFFICE

,.. Sclrc mes for the week.
THURSDAY 2J-Monongalia Glass a06-7S 10.
Capitals-$jo 600; 10000 5000; 5000; 10 OF
1,0oe. Tickets IS.
FRIDAY 26-Do Glass 207-75 Is.
CaPitils-I5,0O0 1000; 5000; 900. Tick
cts 81.
SATURDAY 27-Monnngalin, Class Ms IG.
Capitals-S6O, 900; $1,000; 10000; 5000; 10 Of
2,o0e. 1ickcts 500.
~ Orders for ackages. certificates of p3aicLa-
ges, single tickets, in any of the Lotteries of
w. Maury & Co, will meet with prompt attention
il addrcsscdto A. r. WHlTTEMoRE. Dr..
- Lynchbprg, Va.
III COMMUNICATIONS strictly confidential.
Dec 2J-It
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n = n.
~ q -1sRt'.snre r~v-4sing q hraatfut a.4assr~ns
of Anpu.ls md dtbsr illustrated Boals md Fancy
article. for The ~rnfonrbing season, fpg rr-srnts.
Women of ensl " hsistinniiy. ecgnpsy illustrated
The Iris. bcauiifsfy III strq,cd and illumistred,
The keepsake. 70 rnc.T1usttstiops.
Leaflets III Memory. illestratSdand
The Develop Tor 1882.
Moss Ruse r n.
The Evening Book
The Gin Of Friendship 20
The Uyuciuth b"
The Gcmy g
The Rose of7Shrtcn - <" +"
The Li-'y cfthe Valley Z" H.
The Friendship sOa,ring f"
The Friendships Gin "
The Snowflake =
The w coJhiBo
The Sacred Annual
The Drawing Room Scrap-I,ook
Tupper's Pro, PHILOSOPHY. elegant afo.
Hnrt'. Female Prose -rsiiing. Of America
American Female Poets
British ".,.,s" ..,
Poeiical Quotations
Mcorc's PccSr.. .pcnthd'y iha;irarea
Dictionary dsl'rc,cal Quotations
Sacred N
wilIi.' Poems, elegantly Illustrated
Byants - ="
Sigourney's a. "a -" p.fi
Poetica and Prose ilh,s,raticn., celebrated Aner-
Shs,k spcnrc 10 s vols, elegantly illu.trated
Poems Of Edith. May. beautiful -ssls g.
The Pra,rr1ialist and hcroc, printer in'red and
Reeds Female Poets. lurgc to. splendid
Watching spirits, by Mrs. Ellct, v~y pretty
Revcrirs ct n Bachelor. ILLUSTRATED
Milton Paradise Lost e
ipuns's Night Thougts g
ilallock's Poctirul wueks p
Star Of BeihlchrsN r,.s
Scenes in ihic oi The Sa,iour 3"
Scenes in liycs ofthe ApWIcs''
=" :. fairiairhs g IF
Women of The old and New Tcste'Ndsf Illustrated
knickcrlockcr. elegant,
Ialla RooLh
Indy o,hc 'bfk~.
Mrs licrans rocus
Notions q
Women of the Bible,
Fine Bibles. in Velvet. Turke, Motreco and other
handsome bu'iin.ft.,
Prayer Books, good vaslely
rapicr Mach, Writing Desks,
"a Tea Boxes
" Work Boxes,
4" Portfolios.
g +" ink -slos,ls,
Mantle 'rnsrhviss 'pc, hp,rlc, card Ca-c-,J,w-
terry boxes, "a, &ai
In a few day. Will Id. uitlcd English Aonual.
and nyolhcr elegantly illustrated Books, Bibles,
Prayers, Sc.
Please oall and examine stock before mi
chtsing. Dee. iS-tsl
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I y We are requested to announce Capt. ROB-
.ERT JOHNSON candidate FOR Commissioner ci'
the Revenue, for the WestcTr, District Of Camp
bel. Dec l5--tsif
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A FIETCIIEK, UNDER TIE yIR.
"a GlNlAN OfflCE-t;RocgR, Dealer in
House keePiqg Utea-is, IYooien-proye, Faaey ir
f'cfes, 5c.,-l- receiving On extensive assortment
OF every articlein The grocery lines Palc- Buck.
~ Tubs ~ setts and single; Bird-, Bird Cages,
,rooins, aney ertlcfes Sc., and eoiggs of every
de.enption A. FLETCHER.
M, 97--a.,sff
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u We are requested TO sunohnre WILLIAM
A. CLEMENT It candidate for the CLERK slip of
the county OF Campbell Dec lj-tsif
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IME.--Nc have just received, op 9qn6gr-
- mcnt, a lot Of Lime. superior 70 sry thing Of
the sort in this psrkcr. Cab and see sam
pie. 1t is ~hiie when Stacked il is possible
for any Thing to be. llORNER & WATSON.
Dec I5-3tif
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For Com inOnwealili'S Attorney.

~ We are authorised To announce ROBERT
NJ. BROWN a candidate for Commonwealth At
torney, for the county of Amherst.
Dee l--1wif
- We arc authorised to announce JOHN C.
MURRELL n candidate Tor the office of Common
weaih's Attorney. iortl.c county Of Campbell, UNI
der the new Constitution. Oct 3e-ifts
= We are authorised to siate that EDWARD
ID. CHRISTIAN is candidate ior Common
weatls Attorney, for the county of Campbell, un
der the new Constitution. Oct 30-ifts
t.'- We authorized To announce ROBERT
l.. hENT u candidate Tor the office of Common
wealth 5 attorney for the county OF Campbell
Nov. CTS
t9' We are requested to announce JOHN B.
DABNEf candidate for Comm onwcalthS Atior-
ncy tol the'oounty Of Campbell Dec lj--tsif
Ut We are Authorised to announce JAMES +.
COLEMAN candidate for the Office of Attorney
for the Commonwealth, in the county of Amherst.
Dec 4--2am2m
,V7 We arc requested to state that OIL. JOEL
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- &ea-e authorised to annolnce Mr.. FRAN
Cts THORNTON candidate tcr Commissioner
OF the Revesuc for the county If Campbell
Dnl. l--Is.f
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OBITUARY.,

Died on the olst inst MARY +. DtucUID, cor :
Of ID. 7. Diuguid ard tssghtcr Of The late Rev.
NJ. F. Sturdi,ant OF Nclson in The 33d year of be r
age.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-25
A CURRIEIs WANTED-h GooT
lust RECEIVED, a large stock

- OF CHM. or fS.S AND EdR1Ti- vSO
ENJi.1RE, which makes my stock com ~
plctc and more desirable than any have "
ever offered in this market. Also a lpgo stock IT
Wood and Stone Ware, Groceries, Dsy'6,oods, Cas-
tiags Hard,corc, .5.cdr.
hopf my frientss ana The public will give me a
caf as determined to sell low to make quick
sales.
Dec 22-witif RO. X. WATKINS A.,
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Tobacco leaf (pcr hpgshead) - 81
Do. manufactured, (Per boxil 10
Flour, (per bbi.) 10
Bar Iron, (pcr ton.) 1ie5
Pig Iron (per tomb 90
Lead, Pig and Shot, (rer tony 90
Plaster (pcr toni 90
Salt (per sack.) Cites
Merchandise and Produce, (Pcr lun9 10000
MoL,ssEs.-West India 80 to 30 cts. per gallon
n. o. az to Is cts.
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HENRYLANE.A,tc ,cyn,I.w

L viii practice hisi Profession in the vnrious
courts of Patrick, Henry, Floyd. Carroll and
Ftrnkhn cour,ics.
HEfrHrNCEs
John j. Purvis, Lyschburg, Va,
Purcell. Ladd & CO., and Wordsworth Turner
Co., Ri,hmond, Ia.
Dalam, Miller & Shipc, Eokimorc, Nd.
James G. Moir, Pattick Connty.
lie will also attend to the collection ~ claims 10
buckingham, Stokes and Sorry counties, in North
Carolina.
AertE Pat,1ck Coart-Iiouse, Va.
Dec S--Gmif
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V1NllE undersigned lscf have posi respectfully
i. to inform their f,ier,ts ssd slic &,rmd. patrons
ofthc Columbian Hotel gcir'n,ll3. that The, III
contiinr toail ~ the supcrntcndcncc IT ,hatr.-
iublshnrnt during the ensuing y-nr assuring all
who visit il, of u determination promote their
comfort To the utmost extent. They soliciitlc
'tinuaucc ol old friends aud u irnl from new oncs
t, SAMUEL y. SuBIETT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-25

~ We arc requested to state that Col. JOEL
b. LEFTWlCll Is a candidate for Commorrirealt's
Attorney, for the county of Campbell, under the
new Constitution
lfl..I IN Ii.
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INO &c Planners of Yirginia and

nc Illnfcrs Of WIKI Mi;1 md
a North Caroi,no.--fRIENDSW WAREHOUSE
Having been rcmodcled and rebuilt entirely anew
TWO stories high, and no, -uspasseslr agyfHIa,e il
the State, j. nav IN complete order ~ thc rcccp-
lion ard, zafr icsppg Of Tgbneco. The attentive
asilcctoEs. .1csss. Wade and Haynes, are ever NJ
tieir posts, to attend to their customers in dis
charge Of their duty. Please examine 1t aud give
il a share Of your patronage.
PETER DUDLEY.
Dec S-wil3m Agent for the Prorrics,rs.
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A. CARELL HOUSE, BANK SQUARE

M CABELL HOUSE, BANK SQUARE.
AA Lynchbnrg, Fo.-The Subscriber has this Din,
taker charge of the well knowntpa 'rqI,uaIsr Tay.-
ern, the "CABELL House," recently ocef1,icd
by Mr. John Reveley, where he can at al times be
found ready TO accommodate those who may favour
him with a call
The Horse is undergoing thorough repair,
and he promises thir no pains ",u he spared on his
part to render his guests comfortable. His House
will be provided 1ith tie fest 7he country affords,
and having the best Of Stables, he promises that
every attention shall be given that department.
He takes this method Of stating to The pubic tfai
his pcrs5ral attention. aided By Mr. Hilton d.
Walker, shall At an times be paid to every depart
mcnt Of the cstublishihsn,,
March 3-tsif CHARLES PHELPS
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~. Sa.' rL y Suhlh J
-ll JOHN II SEAYKS
crEClAL Nlfs~.Ehy p.scD.;u-


~ ry.-Twcnty years espo'b i,sa u ply businc.s
nl.ynchbura, Ought Ia have qualiirdipo 70 heal bio
tonanaec sucl. an establishments % mine, 50 rs To
carry out The good pripc,pl with whicl, started a
year ago, viz: "Lirc and III lar" aud will do il
81 break tho pitcher. sworc bcfnto going North
ior my goods, thu there vd.-ldb, some trw article.
in my line offered "m Gost fr .Lhs," | devoted
september /" making m, pnrcim r., ~ W meet
csa pricfs Whcilcr have succctiel ii Hot IN
be easily proved hy a comparison If prizes nd
qualities, which IL respectfully solicited. Ny In
dies aa-oitmcni i-bcing cnl,igod ronsinnl, to !,
& added this week beautiful Enumclled Caters aud
the neal Fillmore Tic" a new n,iirlo-Aisses
Shoes, hDc Fppt -CtifJpp's Shoes. coming md
going nh hc Fa,oif c,a ioiprrs fine Boots
ynd Shoes, good assortment, and Mems Thick
Boots very rhcap-buy- work nbnphpnt--A large
assortment 81 serchnts Shoes, including II fuw huns
dr"d thi df hhvy Richmond S,itehdowns. bound
aud unbound, Red mud Black. going 10 rapidly
About the. fRET1IESr SILK HAT
- ever -r-n, 81 various siylns--,AVool Hat,
Souch Hats. Caps' CAPS" Fvstt! nbundan,
~n't ,FheoP@ Travelling rpd 'o,inmon Trunk. u
rrre supply, chcaP---Ctrpi 1'ngs, including new
article II gatto ,c,Yid, superior md IA. drnr /; nud
-o'go new r'es ofMctalic ,ullcr., very neat. ppr-
chpsod Of ,e iiihinfncturcf mud warranted strong
Now tr,cnas, please compare yyof. prices with .on
prices, andirt us who wins thu trade.
Respectfully l.. SEAHlRy.
fl.t
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AFTER WHICH
Farori'c Ddprc Miss KATE LUDLOW,
Foncy Ounce Miss Il. LEWIS,
Fasoiiic Song, Miss Z. REiGNoLDs.
DonJte HornP;Pc, By Misses Ludlow and Lewis.
The ichoic ID conclude Tih he Shoemaker and his
IItfc
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Hydraulic Cement.

We are glad to learn says the free
Press, that the contract for furnishing the
Government with Hydralc Cement for
the extension Of the Capitol, has been
awarded to our worthy county man Alex
onder II. Bocler, Esq, proprietor Of the
Potomac Mills, near Shepherdstown. The
cement has now been tested in various
ways, and found the only one comparing
favorably with Rosendale's.
One thing we can vouch for, that the
award has been given to gentleman IN
whom the Government may well confde
for strict compliance of contract.
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! MIsCELLAnEoUs .

\. PAYNE
~ S-1sHt,. are r~v~-sing a brnstifol as-asss~at
Of Animals md d'hsr Illustrated Boeks md Fancy
article. for The ~tnroprhing season. fps rt-s-n,s,
Women of ensly,f h,istIanify. elegantly illustrated,
The Iris, beautifully III s,rqtcd and diminished,
The keepsake. 70 rnc.iTlaft.iop-.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-25

The "CuLPEPER OBSERVER" is the name
of a handsome and efficient weekly s'a t
Ell atCulpcper c. II. by Alfred J Stoier.
The Observer will in political matters,
sustain the principles Of the Wing party.
~ Hon. Charles J. Faulkner, in a let
ter published in the Charlcstown FIRE.
Press, expresses the opinion, that Congress
will at It's present session enact law rem
dering valid the assignment of Bounty
Land warrants, end advises all persons
holding warrants not to dispose of them,
as such law will mate rally enhance their
value.
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AMUSEMENT.


MASONIC HALL.
MANAGER " MR. 7 II. JOSEPH.
Come one Come AT
TITS CHRISTMAS NIGHT,
GLOREOFiS TIN.
Laugh and be Merry.
FRS NIGH of ihe Laaghdbie Farce Of the Si0cmakor
cat his iI3r.
Nancy SrRAr, Miss KATE LUDLOW,
LADY EiIzAurrH Howard, Mss y. LEWIS,
CHRIs1oruER STRAP. Mr. Jlsri Il.
This y, ming Dec. 25h, 1871, pW b. performed
Ny Incls nj Rtchmoad.
.... Married Rake.
Mrs Trictydc, a Dasiiag Young
Jiidon Miss f. LEWIS,
Co,nd fFx6t'be'1 tT-hewy
officer, Miss Il. LEWIS,
Susan 1rist, oocomEli;fci
Lodg's Mad, Mrs KATE Ludlow,
Mrs. Figlfy, an HHsapccfihg
VIZ. Miss C. RrId,olps.
Mr.. Ftghiy. an c,raiie Wa,7t-
cd Genfiemaa, Mn. JosErH,
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LNAMgLY BACOH, IN quantities 10 SUI
l. purchasers, Lard, I'isie Doncsiies, Cbce4e'
and variety Of articles for fsmiy rqllsr.hptIon.
.Ior sale by a r1TTCAER -
Nov 27-wins UnI..r Tho Ylrlinin;, ,,f,ce
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DETER DUDLEY, Com mission

d MERCHANT, tbaDkfui Tor past fasorS,
liGits continuance Of the froinn generous
public. His best exerfons will BE- used to promote
the interest Of those vho may be pleased to en-
courage him. tr
Dee S--t-if PETER DUDLEY,
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IN Valuable Land for SuIc.--T

Dec IS-tl2J Commissioner.
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The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-05-21
THE BIBLE.

Il am Of opinion thst the Bible con-
tains more true sublimity, more exqui-
site beauty, more true morality. more
important history and finer strains of po-
etry and eloquence, than can be collect
ed from all other books, in whatever age
or language they may have been writ
ten.'--Sir YIN. Jones.
Il hazard the assertion that no man
ever did or ever will become truly elo-
quent, without being constant reader
of the Bible, and an admirer of the pu-
rity and sublimity of its language.
Fisher Amcs.
The Bible is book worth more than
all the other books ever printed. Pat
rick Henry.
Young man. attend to the voice Of one
who has possessed certain degree of
fame in the world, and who will shortly
appear before his maker; read the Bible
every day of your life. DR.. Johnson.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-05-21
Homo Taste.

How easy il is to be neat!-to be
clean. How easy to arrange the rooms
with the most graceful propriety. How
easy it is TO invest our houses with the
truest elegance. Elegance resides not
with the upholster. or the draper. it is
moi in the mosaics, the carpetings, the
rosewood, the mahogany, the candleabra;
or the marble ornaments; it exists in the
spirit presiding over the chambers of the
dwelling. Contentment must always be
most graceful; it sheds serenity over the
scene of is abode. it transforms a waste
into garden. The home lightened by
these limitations of a nobler and bright
er life, may be wanting in much which
the disconnected desire; but to its inhab-
itants. it will be palace, far out-vieing
the oriental in briliancy and glory.