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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-08

August 9th, 1851.
WIG PRINCIPLES. As there always great
many persons who take particular interest in cleo
tions and local politics, but who nevertheless,
voters and in the habit of voting for somebody, We
take the liberty address to all such this article, for
the purpose of directing their attention to the lmpor-
of vote, and the necessity of considering
all the consequences of votes cast.
A great many of the class of persons 10 which we
aude, not processing to know much about politics.
rather for persons than for principles. We would
ask them consider we'll the consequences of vote
If you vote for Wing, you vote for the support OF
such principles as the following:
1. high protective tariff, the tendency of which
to advance the interests of few at the expense of
the many-to concentrate wealth, and diminish the
wages of the laboring classes.
2. Federal Conservatism. or in other words that
kind of miscalled conservatism protested by the wing
party, which, practically, stops all further develop
ment of the great democratic republican theory,
which is the snbssratum of the Declaration of lnde-
pendence and the Constitution of the United States
The conservatism of the wing party which has al
ways endeavored to conceal its real principles under
fair names, means non-exenson of the area OF de-
! mocracy-non enlargement OF the Union, non-adoP-
ton of any those discoveries and improvements in
political economy which do away with paper money
and high protective tariffs. Such is wing conserva-
Iism.
Wing conservatis n, if left free to act would, in
time, make this country, what England is now-all
the wealth in the hands of the few, while the great
mass of the people ground down TO the lowest
stage OF destltutlon. wing principles In Engano
have there their full development, and the w hIg
party of this country would bring out those same de-
velopments here, if held in check by the demo-
cratic pary-the party of the Constitution, and the
only party that embodes the genuine principles OF
/ I776, and of the Declaration of independence.
| Each honest will consider well two things
! l. The tendency OF Democratic principles.
| 2. The tendency of Wing principles,
The first are the principles of the Constitution le-
ultimately construed. The second the principles
ola party that has sought to give wide constrnc-
tons to the Constitution. 10 make it mean al
most anything. Every lover of the country will be-
ware of the evils Of broad construction. If such
construction is admitted, it is impossible to say
where lit may lead. The ..whig mode of constituting
is safety for the Constitution and the great prin-
cPes of the wise founders of the republic, but in
the Democratic party.
| The laboring classes especially of this country
should beware of wing principles they would Of
a deadly poison. They have only to look to Eng
land their lamentable results. Lou. Courier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
AnIrixh sain1e.

Two Irishmen were left IN charge OF
ship while its officers went ashore, and
strictly enjoined not to make or permit any
noise on board; but a jug of'ouid Irish one
Of them had, and the opportunity for bit
of spree, was too great temptation for
them to resist. They INDUCED freely, and
as many Of our public men have been
known TO. soon drank thcmsclvcs into a
very patriotic spirit. When one saysto the
other:
BE jabers, and let's FIRE salute
Agreed says the other, but that nd
make the divil's own noise
Tut, man. replied the first, 'we'll stop
that. Jest you hould the iron pot over the
mouth Of the gun, me darlint. and III fetch
it asy and well have roarin' salute with
out any noise at ALL
Pat acquiesced in the arrangement, and
held the pot as directed, while the other
touched of thecannon. The officers, hear
ing the report, FASTENED on board, where
they found only one of the Irishmcn, and
every thing in state Of great bewilder-
ment. He was asked what had become of
his comrade. Sure said he 'Pathrick
was houldin' iron pot over the mouth Of
the cannon, TO stop the noise, while touch
ed it off, and the last / seed of him or the
pot they We're goin' in hurry towards
shore, and that's the last account can give
ye.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

The Southern Rights Association, of
Kinds county, Mississippi, has been con
victed Of subscribing for several copies of
the vilcst abolition sheets published in the
country, for the purpose of circulating them
amongthe people. The object. of course.
was to heighten the evaporation felt to-
wards the North Such conduct deserves
universal cxecra,ion. They proceed up
on the most infamous article in the Jesuits
creed, thatthe end fully justifes the means.
Il. Wig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
PoETRN


Renlcxs form Of living light
= s<r Qufverinf on YOUR lucid wings,
AZ Guessing still the curious sight
Wah : thonsand shadowings;-
Various ns the tints Of even,
a Gorxeoas as tho hucs If heaven,
Reelected on your native streams
IL fitting. Hashiur bilic~y gleains'
IL HARMLESS warriors. clad in mail llf
OF silver brcasfplate; golden scale;--
Mail Of Nature own bcstowiag,
With peaceful radiance mildly Glowing.
.. Fleet, are .yc as Aeetest galley
Or pirate rover sept from Sallcr; F
MI Keeuer than the Tarrnr,s arrow,
Spor, ye in your sea narrow.
" as the snn himself Your sire
We're yc born of vital iire7
Or Of the shade of golden flowers.
Snch as we fetch from eastern bowers,
To mock this nur.sy cline Of oursf
Upwards, downwards, now ye glance,
Weaving many may dance;
Seeming still to grow in sire
When yc would olude our eyes
- Pretty creatures. We might deem
We were happy as ye SEEM
As CAV, as gamcserne, and as blithe,
As light, as loving, and as 1.-THE,
As gladly earnest in your play.
As when 70 glean,'d in far Catllay.
And yet, since on this hapless earth
There's small sincerity in niirti;
And laughter Oft Is but ert
To drown the cutlery Of the heart;
II may be. that your cca-eless gan,bols.
Your wlcclings. dartings. divinrs, ramblcs.
Your restless rowing round and round
- The circuit Of your crystal bound,-
g. Is but the task Of weary pain,
sAs An eadIess labrIr, duh and vain
And while yonr forms say shining
= Your little lives iny pnnr,
n Nay--bat still | fam would dream
Tharye are happy as yc seem.
-. Deckd ia Oriental pride
. -, b. Lo'nely Christian firctsidc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
AGRICULTURAL
Strength of the Horse.

30 The power Of the horse when applied to
draw loads, as well as when made the
standard Of comparisonior determining the
value Of other powers, has been variously
stated.
The relative strength between men and
horses, depends, Of course, upon the man
ner in which their strength is applied
Thus, the worst way of applying the
strength Of horse is to make him carry
weight up steep hill, while the organiza-
ton Of the man fits him very well for that
kind of labor. And three men, climbing
upa steep Hill, with each 100 lbs. on his
shoulders. will proceed faster than most
horses with 300 lbs.
We find the comparative draught of a
horse on level and varying ascents, in
Gillespie's work on roads, thus stated:
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+ ARGE ARKTVALs!! OF NEW

- And SPLENDID GOODS, a, IVboiesal
and Retaa.-PAYNE & BELL. March 26, 1851
Check dand striped Metaltines for Ladies Dresses
Splendid Bcrages and Tissues,
Palm paltien and Paris Organizes,
Printed Lawns,
Chene Alborincs
Printed .Iacconets.
Cord and white dotted Muslins,
Barge De Lanes and Mouslins
BIZ plain and ig'd Silks,
Check d and chameleon do, fancy
Supr. Bombazines. Alpacas, Grenadines,
White and cold Silk Illusions,
Emb'd Muslin Robes,
Bin silk lace Mantillas,
Extra wide lace for do
Grape Shawls and silk Scarfs
ALSO,
French work and Lace Sleeves.
French worll'd Cuffs, Collars and Fronts,
Scollop'd, REVERE stitch'd and plain hdk'fs,
Lace Capes,
Thread Laces, Edgings and Insertings,
Jacconot and Muslin do
Nalencienes do
White Blond Laces for Trimming,
Bfk sill, do do
Trimming Ribbons, Gallons and Buttons.
Parasols, Fans,
Silk and Cotton Hose and half Hose,
Gloves, Nitts &c.
They will be able in few days to exhibit one Of
the largest and best selected assortmcnrs of Fancy
Goods to be found in this market and guaranty the
prices to compare with those of any house in this
place. mar 2T-Sw PAYNE &, BELL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28


Office of the circuit court for the county of
Nelson, on Monday, the 9Th day of April, 1851.
James Garland, Plaintiff,
against
Richard c. Fortune and Mary his wife, John
Baew and Lucinda his wife, Jordan Arlington and
Polly his wife, Susan L. Guy an infant under the
age of twenty-one years, VIM. NJ. Cabell, admir-. of
Sally Vaughan, Janetta Vaughan, Mildred Vaughan
and Nancy Guy, decd George Vaughan, admir-
Of Betsey Vaughan decd Floyd J. Vaughan, Geo
Vaughan, Martha Smoot, Jane Smoot, Ann Smoot
and Catharine Smoct-the said Jane, Ann and
Catharine Smoot, being infants under the age of
twenty-one years, Thomas Smoot Rcdin M. Gaunt
and Paulina his wife, and Seaton II. Loving admir-
de bonis of Jordan Nj. Hansbrough, decd, Rob
ert q. Loving and Nathaniel O. Smiley Defs
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit disclosed bv the bill
Is to recover of the defendants the sum Of $50 and
to subject the effects of the absent defendants in
the hands of George Vaughan, IT.. admir- of Betscv
Vaughan decd, and in the hands Of VIM NJ Ca
bell admir-. of Sally Vaughan. Mildred Vaughan.
Janetta Vaughan and Nancy Guy, decd. to the nay
ment OF their proportion Of the said s750-and II
appearing by satisfactory evidence that the defen-
dants Jordan Arlington and Pollv his wife. are not
inhabitants OF this Commonwealth--it is ordered
that the said defendants appear here within one
month after due publication hereofand do what may
be necessary to protect their interests-and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in the
Lynchburg Nirginian, newspaper published in the
town of Lynchburg, once week for four successive
weeks and posted at the front door of the Court
house, OF this county on the first day of the next
county Court. A copy-Teste
apl 1f-w4w HOWELL L. BROWN, CPk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

SPRENG, ES5E.-The subscriber is now
- in receipt Of his Spring supply, which makes
bis stock goacral and complete In it may be
found
Prime and choice brown Sugars.
Loaf and crushed and powdered do
Rio and Laguyra and Java Coffee
Fine imp'l and black Tea,
Sperm, tallow and adamantine Candies,
Window Glass and Putty,
Box, lining and common Nails,
Country Bar Iron,
Rolled Iron, fat, round and square,
Hoop and band Iron,
Cast, shear and blister Steel
Axes. Spades and Shovels.
Sporting and blasting Powder,
Bale Cotton,
Sole Leather,
Together with good assortment Of domestcs
calicoes, hats, shoes. boots, &c. &C., which he viii
sell low for cash or TO punctual customers. Call
aud see before buying.
apl BITS JOS. D. NOWLIN.
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INSURANCE.
! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

r. HE INSURANCE.--LYNCH-
Ii BURG HOSE AND FIRE INSURANCE
CONiPANY.-A HOME INSTlTuTI0N.-This
Company makes assurances against loss or damage
bv Fire, On Dwelling Houses, Stores. Tobacco Fac
tories and other Buildings on Furniture. Goods,
Wares and Merchandise generally in town and
country on the most favorable terms.
Also makes assurances on the lives Of all persons
enjoying good health and Of sound constitutions,
(except such arc engaged in work on Rail Roads,
Canals and other extraordinary cnploymcni.) for
the whole duration pf life. or for limited period
Slaves employed sn ordinary occupation, mot on
Rail Roads. Canals, or other extra public work, }
will be insured on reasonable terms
BOARD or DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
d. TIC. PETERS, Vice Prest.
s. DIUGUID, Chief Engineer.
ri. o. ScHooLFrELp, s. c. HuRT,
THos. o. AcREE. JAS. NJ. Cons.
MARTIN HOLLINS, Treasurer.
NJ. W. DAVENPORT, Sec'y
DIR. r. II. Gilmer. Medical
DIR. VIM Otway Owen, Examiners
Sent 93-ts
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- 40
MISCELLANEOUS.
T1,nu NOW rs THE TIME TO

rF1shx NOW IS THE TIME TO
ZzEAEyFILL THE EMPTY SHELTFS
IxEY ia yonr Lilrarcs.---D. b PAYNE &
BRO, would inform their customers that in order
to make arrangements for supply they will for
few weeks offer great bargains IN their present
stock of Law, Medical. Theological and Mscclia-
neous Books,ca and give them trial. You win find
with many other Books--Scotf's, Hcnry's Barne's
and the Comprehensive Commentaries on the Bible.
the Works Of Edwards. jay. Dick Leighton. Me
Cheyne. Withcrspoon. Blunt. Ncunder, Scott. Ir-
wing. Prescott opic, Charlotte Elizabeth, Addison
Dryden, Hall, johnson, Boswcll's johnson and ma
ny other such Library Works-Dwight and Dicks
Theology. Mosheim's & Gicsolcr's Ecclesiastical
History, Horne's Introduction. Alexander on the
Psalms the Scrmons,.f South, Bradley, Hare,
Chapman, Manning, Melville. McChcyac Alex
andcr Blair, Five Hundred sketches Of Sermons
Butierworth, Browns & Cruden's Concordance,
Egypt and its Monuments, Ninevah and its Re-
mains, Description and Sketches Of Pales-
tine, Life and Writings of Washington, Encyclo-
pndia Americana. Encyclopaedia Of Religious
knowledge. Turkey and its Destiny. Chalmers
Scripture Readings, Women Of Isruc Hungary,
| Sc, Life of Jno. Randolph Bible and Gpsies oi
| Spain, Ripley's War with Mexico, Book OF the U
States. Downing's Gardening Architecture, Coun-
try Houses. Sc, many Works on Architecture, Gar.
dening, Turning. Cooking. the management OF
Horses, Cattle Sheep. Domestic Fowls &c.
| Many Historical. Pcetical and other Works
which will appear in separate advertisements.
| anil It.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

ring q Summer Goods.

NEW Spring & Summer Goods.
- CHARLES +. KENT, Banh Square, Nam
Street LYScHBuRo VA.-Ilas in store and offers
TO the trade nn entirely Stock Of Spring ani
Summer Goods, comprising almost every article
usually found in Dry Goods Store His stock
consists in part of the following rich and beautiful
goods for Ladies':
Rich printed Grape De Paris.
" Tyroesc.
81 Silk tissues and bcragcs,
French iaconet and lawns,
Silks Sc.
g White emb' d Grape shawls,
50 French worked collars and sleeves
Also fine assortment of Bonnets, Ribbons and
Flowers, Parasois, and beautiful let Of hid slip
pers.
ron GENTLEMEN
Fine black French Cloths,
Fancy q
Black doeskin cashmere.
Fancy g
Linen Goods in great variety,
Rich silk vestings and cravats.
Linen collars, &C.. together with good stock
Of silk and panama HATS, all of which viii be sold
on accommodating terms.
an l4-wlw CHAS f. KENT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

ID EN- OV A L.--JAMES 7. WILLIAMS
II has removed from his old stand to the one re-
Gently occupied by 4. J. Echolds, Esq, doors be-
low Liberty Warehouse, where he would be pleased
see bis old friends and the trading public gcner-
ally. He would take this occasion to return 10 his
patrons his sincercst thinks for their patronage
heretofore extended TO him. and trusts BY close at
,ention to his business and keeping in view the mot
to- to live and let live merit and receive ccntin-
uance Of the same.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
n YNCHRURG CLOTHING EM-

IL FORUM, opposite MeDaniei g. Lee.-Ncw
Goods. Latest Spring and Summer styles of Cloths,
Cassimcres and vestings, which will be made to or
der at prices lower than ever before seen in Vir-
GINA Also, beautiful assortment Of MEMS and
Boys Clothing. A large portion of the Clothing is
manufactured in Lynchburg. it being the dctermi-
nation of the proprietor Of this have all
goods manufactured in Lynchburg, soon us the
necessary arrangements can be made for that pur-
pose. Also, Hats OF all kinds Boots and Shoes,
Shirts, &c. Cravats and Vestings that can't be
surpassed for beauty and style. Trunks of all
Lids mar Ats f. LOCKWOOD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
OF BUSINESS.

MIG undersigned WOULD Respectfully Ihfulih
the customers Of the late concern of which he was
member, that he continues the Grocery and Com
NJ lssio Business in the house recently occupied by
James r. Williams, and one door below that occu-
pied by Wilson & Ilobson, where he would be
pleased to see his acquaintances and all persons
who may want to purchase such articles are gen
orally found in such establishments, His assort-
meni Of GROCERIES and Staple Dry Goods is
complete and wei worthy the attention Of buyers.
mar l7-ts JOSEPH II. WILSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
4 M sTII.LIT COMES!!-The sub

IN scribcr would inforn-all those who are fond Of
prime, NICE white freshC orn Meal, TO be delivered
every or 10 days. thut he furnish, it required,
as much as $50 bushels in the time given, and
would ask all those who want the article. to give in
their names, so he can know how ITO make his ar
engagements. asnoihing but the best article shall be
sent TO any customer and should il be sent return
the same at his expcnscs and he will refund the mo
ney. A fair sample expected every day.
mar ol-ts las. s. CREWDSON.
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BALTIMORE.
- l - -
49, .s y = =; -
NEW AND ATTRACTTVER Raj

NEW AND ATTRACTEvER Rail
/ Rod3 and SieamG0r Line 10 Bai more and Hc
NoItler1 Cries, ria Piacg Paint aadfhc moah ofMe
Potomac.
Fare between Richmond ana Baltimore S. So
The public are hereby advised that on Thursday.
the Sd of April the s&ift and splendid Steamer
BALTIMORE, Captain Alexander McCausland,
fitted up with state-rooms and $50 berths, will re-
commence running this route; and on and after
that date, will run sem-weckly in connection with
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road between the landing at Acquia Creek and Bal
more.
Passengers leaving Richmond in the Northern
Mail Train at !, A. NJ, on Mondays and THURSDAYS
will arrive at Acquia Greek about u NJ where they
take the Baltimore boat. Descending the Potomac
they have view of its fine scenery by day lightand
arrive at Piney Point about 5, p NJ, and at Bati-
tinore in the course ofthe night.
This Inc it win be seen, avoids entirely the wide
portion ofthe Bay, and of course in great degree
any danger of rough weather and sea sickness; and
passengers by it going farther North have the ad-
vantage, on their arrival at Baltimore, of remaining
for the night, free of charge on board ola boat ay-
ing superior accommodations and avoiding expen-
SEES at hotels.
Returning. passengers leave Baltimore on Tues
days and Fridays, at ) p. NJ. and arrive in Rich
mond the next day about II, NJ.
Fare from Richmond to Baltimore s. so
Do do do-second class
passengers, (ncluding meals) A so
Fare from Richmond to Piney Point, with
the privilege ofreturnig atany time du-
ing the season. 80
Fare for children under II years of age half price
Meals and state-rooms for first class passengers
extra.
For further particulars, through tickets apply
at the Depot of the R F and X R Co, to
mar24-2m J. B. WINSTON. Ticket Agent
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GREAT ATTRACTION. !-NE

NkEAT ATTRACTION! !-NEIF
~ and SFieadd s'och IF Dry Goods and Reaay
Mdde CioHiHgn Wholesale q. RetdR.-GEGGEN-
HELuER d. UNIERMYER.-R in
form their friends and the public generally that they
are now receiving splendid stock of Dry Goods,
suitable for the Spring and Summer season, cmbra-
cling every article Of Ladies AMI GeaticmcaS Hoar.
All (which the public invited to call and exam
inc before purchasing elsewhere We have beau
tfu assortment of Hats md Caps, Boots md Shoes,
with splendid and general assortment Of Fancy ar
tcles, ali of which offered at unusually low pri-
ces. Call and see u.s. and we feel assured that you
will be pleased with prices as well as Goods as we
are determinedto sell low having purchased for cash.
They are also receiving splendid assortment of
Ready Made Clothing, Purchased by them far cash
at unusually low prices, by which means they arc
enabled to offer greater inducements to the public
than any similar establishment.
They would particularly call the attention ofcoun-
try merchants and Others to their wholesale Pires
believing that they viii find il TO their interest to
give them a call and examine their stock before &C.
ing further East. Thcgreat facilities which they en-
JOY in purchasing their supplies, enable them
nounce with confidence, thutthcir goods will be sold
at RICHMOND PRICES.
n. GUGGENHFIMER.
!. UNTERMNER,
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~1-t9 .iOCAttH-h4' - -'A-N"i ~
McCORKLE, SIMPSON & JONES
I'VE offer for sale
10000 lbs. prime Bacon
II hhds n. O. and p. r. Sugar
80 +" and barrels n. o. and W. |, Moasses
100 bags Rio, Lagura, Maracaibo and Java
Coffee
Is barrels Crushed and ground Sugar
so boxes Adamantine and Tallow Candies
IS baskets Sweet Oil
10000 lbs best sq'r and Octagon Cast Steel
600 % German Steel
10000 feet Safety-fuse
500 kegs 'Duponts" Powder
5000 lbs. Tyre cir and round rolled Iron
90 dozen "Rowlands" Shovcls
800 kegs Nails and Spikes best quality
1900 lbs. Crow-bars
6 Cord Manila Rope
so boxes Window glass
- barrels No. Mackerel. Sc.
ALSO, on consignment
100 cases Mass and stick Licoricc
II hhds and casks German and French Loaf
and crushed Sugar
so tons Country bar Iron, assorted
10000 lbs. Cotton Yarn,
800 barrels Flour
tierces Goldfish
A-,ril
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10 THE LATEST FAsnTONA-

~zV BILE Styles Of Spring and Summer NIL
INERY GOODS.-The subscriber has lust re-
cciycd from the North portion of her Spring and
Summer Millinery Good, consisting of Sak and
Straw Boaae's Ffonecs. Ribbons silks SC, to which
she begs leave to call the attention of the Ladies of
Lynchburg md the surrounding country.
an 7-wiw JANE SIMPSON
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1.-TWO PAIFSs EsEsT globes

i FOR SALE AT JUFfN T. " KIGIII :
Book, Fine Jcwelry and Fancy Goods Store, where
the largcst assortment OF Books Watches and fine
Jewelry can always be fpuud at the lowest prices
Also, good assortment of Letter, Cap Account
and Note Paper Envelopes fine Marble Clocks,
Paper Hancings, Blink Books. Musical Insfru-
ments, Walking Canes, Set Of Silver rlate-Warc,
Pocket Books. Port Monies, Pocket Knives. fine
Pictures and Picture frames Of all sizes, Work
Boxes, Writing Desks. Purses, Ornaments for the
head, together with g-cat many articles too num-
ereus to advertise.
Feb lots
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TVEsE E.ATES EREPEsOV We

n IA EN- N.-W 1T Ell RN , UHLEbhA-
TED DAGUERREAN GALLERIES. Main Stree.
LyacIbsrg, Baak Square; II MoiH 81. Richmond:
SycaBore 81. Pe'c,sJnrg; Main 81. Norfolk. 2074
Balimore 81. Boliimoye; Pennsylvania Acenae,
Washington, d. O.; Broadray, Ner lor&.-The
subscriber would respectfully inform the public
generally that he has lust returned from the North,
where he has spent several days in each of the a.
bove Galleries. Also, in the other leading Gale
rics of New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, for
the purpose of getting all the latest improvements
in Dagucrreotyping. and now having his Skylisht
arranged the most improved and scientific plan,
he is better prepared than ever to take hkenesscs,
(e7ual Ia ami in all the latest Styles and in any
Kind Of weather.
Feeling grateful for the liberal patronage hcrcto-
fore received he pledges himself to use all proper
rn.cr 10, ,1..rit l. .-1nt1 litliial
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r AW NOTIFICATIONS S. FLOUR

IL NOY & CHAS. s. CARRINGTON, partners
in the Practice of Law will attend regularly all of
the Courts in the counties Of Halifax and Campbell
and Pittsyvania; the Quarterly and Superior Courts
in the county of Franklin, and the Superior Courts
in the counties of Henry and Patrick.
~ Office atlialifax Court House, Virginia.
mar J7-vSw