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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01

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| 4 T a monthly session ofthc court Of the CrrPo-
1 h ration of Lynchhurs held in and for mid cor
poraiion Hi The court house thereof, on Mnntiay.
the Sd day OF NoVenbcr, 1871; in Chanccry sitting.
Lucy Clark, Mary Clark, William A. ClwA.
John William H. Bnckncr, and ] homas wright.
merchants aud partners trading under the firm and
style ct Buekncr " Wright, John B- CabcD. John
Mckinney, administrators OF Peter Mckinney
decd, Augustine Lettwich. William L. Adams,
Michael Hart MiehJah Hubbard, WIilam Ii. Me
Ghrc. David Patterson cx OF John Warwick dec 4,
Samuel II. McGhec, Jeffrey Robertson, John J..
Robertson, and the same John }. Robertson and
Thomas w Robertson, mcrehants and partners ira
ding undcr the firm and style OF j. }. q l. W. rob
crtson' ihintihs'
csaiast
liehry l. Brown, lanes L. Brown bcrhnrd w.
Hendriek and Lucy his wife, Ammon ''- tiancocE'
| AbrihamJ, Shelton and Mary Jane his wiie, Zach
arinhJ. W heat and Martha aus ~lie, Samuel HAN
cock, John II. Hancock Francis II. Hancoek,
Daniel d. Hancock, Lucy v. Hancock, Vhe last
two infants under the age ot twenty-one years by
james Benash specially assigned Their guardian)
and Christopher Moon, as hoirs ut law OF Ammon
Hancock deed, the said Amnon a: Hancock.
Richard X CruHe and Benlamin Il. Scruges. ad-
mihistraiors Of Ammon Hancock deceased the
snid Richard h. Craic IN iiis own rghi' Isaac Ad-
ans IN his own r'sht and as surviving partner ot
Ammnn liancock ard the SAID Isaac Adams, late
| merchants and partners trading under me lrm and
style ot iiancock q Adams 'ohh Sinth IT, ana
| slrt,Tt.f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01

A little boy and his brother wore lost ia
Western forest. On giving an account Of
the circumstance after they were found,
the littlc fellow said: at grew dark, and
IknccIed down and osked God to take caro-
Of little .tohnncy.and then went to sleep"
How touching! how simple! how sublimel
That was truc iaith---tbat was genuine
prayer. David himself did not exceed It
when be said: II will both lay me down in
peace and sleep; for thon, Lord, only
nakcst me to dwell in safety" Pcrhaps
the little boy learned his lesson Of trust in
God from the royal Psalmisr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01
old s,ou,uca Conn.ai.ts.

There i no form of Old Stomach Complaints
which it docs net seem TO reach and remove al
oncc. No matter how bad they may pc, i GIVES
INSTANT RELIEF A single dose removes a.
the VI. rlcasant SYMPTOMS and it only needs 10 be
repeated. for short tinle In make these good CT
rccts permanent. Psyiy n Blood sN& rigrref
Be- n follow IL once. Ii il particularly excellcri
in cases of Nausea, Nometing. Cramps, Soreness
tho pit Of tho Stomach. distress after eating. low
cold state of the Blood. Heaviness. Lowncss OF
Spirits, Dcsponlency. Emaciafiou. Weakness, ten
dency to Insanity Suicide. &c.
Price, ONE DOLLAR PER bottle. One bottle
viii often effect n lasiing cure.
GrEPSlN IN POWDER, Seal ~ Nod Free #
Posidge.-For convenience Of sen.iing To all PARTS
of the eountry the Diresire Meter II he PEPSLN
is put up in the form Of Powder with directions to
be dissolved in water by the patient. These pow
ders contain just the matter the bottles but
tsace tie qsaay (or tie sane price, and will be sent
| by mail FREE OF POSTAGE, fer oND DOLLAR sent
| tpost-paij to DR.. J. s. HoCGHTON, No. II
North Eighth Street, Phiadelphia Pa
| Obse7Tr This Every bottle OF the genuine PEP
sin bears the written signature of. S. H0UGH-
TON, Nj. D., Sole Proprietor, No. II n. Eighth
st. Philadephin, Pa.
For sale in Lyncbbnrg. by JOHN II. SEAY,
| authorised Agent. March 3-wIy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01

ONE ofour religious exchanges has tho
following strong remarks upon the reh-
gion of paying u-uts. rudy urvc tho
nail into the head and clinch it,
Men may sophisticate as they please
They can never make il right. and all tho
bankrupt laws in the universe Cannot make
It right for them not to pay their debts
THERE'S asin in this neglect us clear and
as deserving church discipline asin stealing
or fals-swearing. He who violates his
promise to pay. or withholds the payment
ofa debt when it is in hi, power to NEE.
his engagement, ought 10 be made to feel
that in the sight of all honest men he is u
swindlcr. Religion may be a very comior-
table cloak under which to hide; but il re.
ligion does not make man deal justly il
is not worth having"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01
AMERICAN WuALrycsnrrs Losr.


Information has been .ately received at
the Department Of State, from the United
States Consul at Honolulu, Hawaiian Is
lands, Of the loss Of the following ships.
viz:
"Arabella." ofNew Bedford-in The Arc
tic ocean.
"Henry Thompson" Of New London
in the Arctic ocean.
"New Bedford" Of New Bcdford--on
one ofthe Fox Islands. May 20,165l.
America" of New Bedford--inthe An.
adir sea, July 14.ls51.
"Armata," Of New London---C. Strong
Holt, master.
"Mary Mitchell" Of San Froncisco-
Sayre, master.
'Sol Sa!ters," Of Fall River-Staford.
master.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01

fnTHRMs.-1As vs.sas.As : i. psl,li.hsd sem;
~sskly q ~ ~ snsuIn. ~ adssnee No subscrip-
sss Il sskss fsr sborses time than six months and
p paper i discontinued except the option Of the
rroprisss, until all arresrgss sha have been paid
ApvzsrrsEnssrs are inserted for 50 cents per
|sqssrs Ter les.s for svsry form Insertion, and
cents for every oster tftlfe number of H.,
lssiuns is not noted the Ms. 1, will BE- r,b,.h.
u tiil ordered sot asd charged accordingly.
The ssAatr nATEs are ;--Fer the privilege OF
1--we squsrss $40; for one square s25if inner fsrm
|ess. Every yearly advertiser VIII be required %
GOWNS MS advsrosing to his particular Line Of BUSH
|se.s and II he sxceed the space stipslstea for, be
vii be ehasgsd nsably fsrshe excess.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01
H1TEEE;.-Thc subs,

80 NDEEEE.-Thcs he subscribcr takes
Il this method OF informing the citizens
q y Of Lynchburg and the surrounding
country, he has located himself among them for
the purpose Of Tuning and Repairing Piano Fortes
lie viii also repair Vions, Guitars and Musical In
.,rumcnis in general.
From the many years experience that he has had
in the manufacture Of Piano Forirs, he naters him
self thu, he will give entire satisfaction all who
may favor him with their patronagc.
The facilities which he possesses enables him to
furnish Pianos ofthe most superior Manufacture in
this country.
Persons residing in the country. by addressing the
subscriber. can have his personal attendance.
n. b. All orders left al d. Il. Payne & Bros
Book Store. or at his room over J. T. Woodson's
Cabinet Warcroom. opposite the Franllin Hotel
viii be promptly attended to. Old Pianos taken in
exchange for new. Z. =. MORSE
Snt, DS-3r,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01

"A London correspondent of t1e Livev&
pool fines gives slse following interesting
sketeh Of Kossush's personal sppeafsAos
and ayh Of speaking: aaa
II iound Guildhall crammed ID sszfoca-
ton Madame kossuth. accompanied BY
Madame Pulski, was seated on tl,s 1sA Il
the Lord Mayor, on tho dais. hlA1s.s
kossaih was suy simply dressed. not =
yer pretty. but very ladylikc. Madams
Pulski is little wonnan, but the tws isdiee
seemed very friendly. About noon, the
shouts Of the pops,lace annocnced Kos.
suth's arrival. and preceded l,y Alderman
Wire and Mr. Gipiu. tho hero Of the dsy
made his way up the Council Chsmbcr.
| was seated within three or four yards of
him. and suw him advance and heard eve
ry word he said. Imagine a man about
five feet seven or eight inches. with . good
forehead. scanty black hair, sallow com.
plexion, aud with face worn with care
or study. or both; long. flowing beard ard
mustachios, and dressed exnc,ly like Shy
lock or Tnbnl are in ihr play of,he "Msr-
chant Of Venice:" that 10. with black sur.
tourt close 10 the neck. aud open hanging
sleeves. When this dress was thrown o.
pen. in speaking. a handsome black velvet
vest was visible. tight TO the throat. He
wore white kid gloves, which he took of
when he began 10 speak. L was prcpar-
ed 10 hcaru 6rst-ratc orator, after reading
his reported speeches at Southampton. I
was disappointed. His voica is in9iffcr-
ent; be sinks ii at the CONCLUSION ofa sen.
tence, and the reporters had the greatest
difficulty to catch the closing pcrods Of
his sentences. He speaks slowly, in very
good. grammatical English. He isa good
actor Sometimes his gestures we've very
graceful, especially when he bowed his
thanks to the Lord Mayer, and crossed
his hands on his breast, martyr fashion,
kossuth's imperfect English lent charm
to his speaking. which. however, was not.
OF course, 90 effective as that OF many of
our own orators, inasmuch as he held slips
OF notes in his hand from which no rcad
continually, Some passages were, how
ever. highly effective, especially his appeal
to England and the United States, 'ihat
they would not forget Hungary in ,heir
proud security" His continued refrain,
you have the power TO help help I"
y hlch he repeated six or seven times at in.
tervals, would have bee effective. but from
The sinking of his voice, which rendered il
impossible for tire auditors to hear the las,
word. So the effect was lost. However,
as speaker, he is upquesiionably first
rate man. Considering il was delivered in
foreign idiom, his speech kindlcd great
enthusiasm, and the applause was long and
loud continued. His peroration will, an.
Iicipate, produce better effect in priut
than it did in delivery. When he, sat
down The greatest enthusiasm prevailed
When left the hall the populacc follow.
ed the carriage shouting; and saw him in
his plain black Hungarian hnt, with sin.
gle black feather. 10 distinguish him fipm
alderman Wire. who sat opposite. Hs
drove rapidly westward, followed by sew.
cral carriages filled with his friends, some
Of whom sportcd the Hungarian ,ri-color.
al 0ay ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01

The Belfast Jovrnait tclIs Of a chap who
stepped into store where liquor was kept
for "medicinal and mechanical" purposes,
and produced large bottle. which be de-
sired to have filed. Upon being asked
for what purpose he wanted it. he said
'mechanIcal--he was going TO make an OK
yoke in the aftcrnoonl'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01

" waPi Of Ifhi,eLwst.-Thc premium awarded
him at the great New York National Exhibition,
for his superior Dagucrrootypcs. which proves that
his work is appreciated in New York well as in
his native State (vrginia). lie also awarded
the highest medal at the MARYLAND National Insi-
tute. His Gallery in this place still continues to
out work of superior character, and is pro-
nounccd by good judges to be equal to any North
or South At any rate perfect satisfaction euaran-
teed in every case. Coma then, one and all, and
secure that memento which will survive yourselves
and is invariably appreciated the richest legacy
ofdepartcd friends. The never fading Daguerreo-
type done up in Whitehurst's best style. IL Cal
lery next door to the Virginia Bank.
7. E. GIBBS, Agent for J. II. Whitehurst.
n 3. Pictures of every description copied and
post mortem eases promptly attended to. A good
supply Of Lockets, Medalons and breast pins CON
stautly on hand for Dagueneotyres
Nov 2O--ts j. f. GIBBS. Agent
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01

As Denis O'farlcy was walking fright airly,"
lie came on hi. friend Pat Cole,
A post to be laid--Pat WINS using his ,puds
la removing the dirt fora holc.
Good morning. friend Pat md what are you st,
Tha, you make the dirt ly 10 tliat woy'
What you bc doing rarIy this morning.
Are you digging u huc aut thero' Sny."
"Arrahrpy dear Farley. ynn roistohc me entirely"
Said Pat. with q eomicnI phiz,
"Thr thing I'm abou, /. to dig the dirt out.
And let the hole be where il a."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.

L Having received our Fal and Hinder FASH
ions, we are nav prepercd to carry tho TAI
LORING BUSINESS in nll its branches. From
our past experience are satisfied that clothing
made by cannot be surpassed in beauty of fit or
excellence of workmanship; and will warrant
our work 10 fit well in all cases
Wei leave to return thanks to the public
for the i5eral encouragement heretofore extended
to Us. 4d ask continuance OF the same
,-5' Shop opposite McCorkic Simpson & Jones.
Sep, 22--ts PAGE & CULLEN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01

b HAND tf- sf A.
ZINC White Paint In oil, winter. more du-
4 rable. better protection against fire, and
cheaper than white lead,
WHITE LEAD in oil,
Bath Alum water
BARRY's Tricopberous for the Hair.
Fhaions liquid haif-dysybest and quickest hair
dye, agsse
Alexander's Trieo5aphc, liquid hair-dyc)
Ethereal oil or Burning fluid, -
Cnmphine, sss @ c.
Lii,le's White oil for sprains. bruises, &c.
Hooiand's German Biiters,
Essence Mustaxd.
Cherry Pectoral, ETC.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01
n sADDLEaY and Harness

~ W4A MANUFACTORY.-T The subscriber takes
this method of informing his customers
and the public generally, that he is manuiac-
turing and will keep constantly on hand. large
and general assortment of Saddles, Saddlcbags,
Brides and Martngules. from the plninest to the
finest patterns. His assortment of Carriage, Wag-
and other Harness. will be found TO be Of supe-
rior workmanship and good materials. A supply OF
Trunks, Carpet Bags Saddlcr's Materials. and ev-
cry Article to be found in such establishments. he
fattcrs himself will be found upon examination in
bis stock. 4Ie solicits call from all desiring to
purchase, trusting thar his experience, faithful work
manship and determination to please, will secure
sales. Repairing in all the above branches will be
promptly attended to.
Arr IS-ts MM L RNRERTSGN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01

During the Embargo. a debate was
had in the Assembly Of Pennsylvania, upon
the cxpedicncy Of new organization Of
the militia; during which, member from
one Of The German shires exclamcd:---
"Mr. Speaker. me tink he militia NIT do
nit de drums and viies, mitcut dc organs"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01
As . Drspcrsia Cmrer.

DIR. HOCGHTON'S preparation Of PEPSlN has
produced the most aartcilous .fScs ctriag of
DrJtiy Emccia aR, Ncrr0as DccliRe and Dyspcr-
Nc Consumption, supposed to be on the very verge
of the grave 1t is impossible TO give the details of
cases in the limits ofthis advertise hut authcn
ticaicd certificates have been given Of more than
rwo nuSpREp REMkRSABLE CURES. in fhilade-
piia. New urk, and Eostua alone. These were
nearly all desqcrute cases. and the cures were not
only rapid and wonderful. lut permanent.
Itis a great Nerrers IN sdoc and particularly
useful for tendency to ilieus disorder. Liver Com
paiut Fever AID Agne. or badly treotod Fever and
A-uc and the evil elects of fQuaiue. Mercury. and
oticr drugs upon the Digestive orgsrs. after long
sickness. Also. for excess Ii cstiaE nnd the too
free use Of ardent spirits. Il almost roconciles
B with he ,a,YaHcr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01
REFERENCES:

TECE.-CAPTAIN AND MRS MUIR
~ RAY beg to inform the people that they win
commence their classes in MUSIC and DRAW
ING on Monday the 2ofh Of September. Com
nnnications left with Mr.. Wright ct his Book Store
will meet with immediate attention.
Son. 90.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01

A Dutchman was relating his marvellous
escape from drowning, when thirteen Of
bis companions were lost by the uPsc'iing
Of boat. aud he alone was saved. And
how did you escape their fates' asked one
of the hearers. II lid NOT go in tc boat. "
was the Dutchman's placid answer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01

An Irishman. said if a few gooseberries
give 50 fine favor to an apple pie, ''tbat
It would be . dariint ofan apple pie which
was made Of gooseberries snnrply.~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01
Tg1o T'iEE EMAYUFACTUREI.s Of

a Tobacc0.-The Undersigned. Commis-
sion anl Forraripg Merchants. Dcaiers III Crcce-
ries. PeoaHce. oad AGENTS FOR THE SALE
or luANJFACTURED TOBACCO, respect.
falls solicit eonsignments. and by strict attention
to the interests ofthose who patronise us, hope
to give entire satisfaction.
The usual advances made consignmcnts.
LANGLEY & MANSER,
Cincinnati Olio,
No. 2j Front ST. between Main and Walnut.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01

The old gentleman that invented lesth'
er bed posts, says the Albany Dutchmans
!. now busy getting up gum elastic
cooking stove His india rubber giMles
aid no, answer as well ~ was satisiDa-
ted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01
MECHANICAL.
. sTOyEs. sTOyEs.-N

"A. STOVES. STOVES. NEW a
~4 ARRivAL.--Jnst received in store, G q
~ serenity moro Of these beautiful open W
Coal and Wood Parlor and Ofice Stoves; also q
large lot Of new patterns Of Cooking Stores, very
cheap; together with u large assortment Of Air
tight Cooking Stoves ofthe latest and most dcsi-
rabie styles, direct from the Northern manufacto-
ries. Al-o, another lot u Ranges just received Of
the best kinds in use, and which will be sold at
much less price than have ever before been offered
in this market. 49, r,.. ff
The subscriber has on hand aad is prepared to
furnish and fit up. Hot Ar Furnaces for warming
public baldings. factores &C.. of the best style in
use, a; low price and in most perfect manner
Tin and Iron Roofing, Fave Cutters, Sc, put on
il superior manner. ers aHN
Constantly on hand a good assortment of Tin,
britannia, Brass and Jaranned Wares Enamellsd
and Hollow Wares, Bake Ovens. Sedirons &C.. all
of which arc offered at extremely low prices. the
New Stove Store one door South Of The yirginiaH
Ofice. -tafgizl a- .1e ~
Old India Rubber Shoes, Pewter. Copper, Brass
and Rags. taken in exchange.
Noy 21-ts =. G.s. Bllss.
"a Al the siga oftiac Red Hat
.ssA The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends, Customers and the Public generally. thar
be 3g.st reeeiv~d a-ie-re e=-ortn,~rs ef IA s.
embracing lie following fashions: Now York, Pill
adelpEiia Daitimore ard French styles. Also a
dress hat, gotten up for young gen;s.a beani-
ful article, We would particularly iavite the at
tcntion Of tho young gentlemen TO this article A
large assortment OF Slouct ia,s eftlre latest styles
A beautiful lot Of Caps, Fillmore, Ilangarian, Ma
W and Military. &c. &c.
We have received and are still receiving. Ladies,
%E7 Misses and Infants plain, dress and fancy
SHOES, of various styles and qualities.
Also. Il large rent Of Melts aRi Boys' Boots
and Shoes; lot OF stitched downs and also on hand
good assortment Of Trunks and Carpet Bags,
which will sell very low.
Oct6--t. JACOB RUMROUCJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01
Gs ATTEsEs size E;LUE

The subscriber has received the Fall Fashion of
Gentlemen's fine Dress Hats of the latest and most
approved style. and is now prepared to furnish his
friends and customers and the public generally,
with an article Of Hats that can't be surpassed in
the State for beauty, quality and price, and most
earnestly soicts n call from all the intervening
community. as he intends to spare pains or ex-
pensc in making up his work. in such manner as
to eclipse all former efforts in the production of the
SILK Hat. He keeps constantly on hand large
sortment of all the various styles and qualities of
HATS AND CAPS for wholesale or retail. All
he asks is cali, to insure sales, the articles III
recommend themselves. Call at the sign Of the
Biue H9f. Aug 1S-ts WM. SITTER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01
|SHrn NOTICE.

new Freight Boats, made of the best
material and workmanship. Any person wishing
to purchase, can be furnished upon very aeeomino-
dating terms. Apply to the subscriber near EN-
| Greek Mills, Amherst county Vn
Inly lets ALEXANDER NuNDY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01

Said one Of the judges to blunt Oaa.
ker, who was on the stand. -rray s ~ :.
you know what we sit here tori
verify do IT, said the Quaker,
We for four dollars each day, andtne 20 ono
in the middle for four thousand oohsn :
year. 2Ir4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01

ECRAP tE.UN MANVED.-TllE
- subscriber wishes to purchase large nuanttv
of Scrap Iron. Smiths scrap will H.. pre-
ferred. but all descriptions of iammgrel and Roll
cd iron will be taken liberal prives. For the
convenience Smiths in the country and other
persons who may collect small quaaiies Of this ar
ticie. it may be delivered es Mr. Richard Matthew.
store. on. sn Street, below Dusuid's Foundry
Oct. Sess L. h. DEANE in.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01

- FOR RRENT.-TuE BRICK HOUSE
LA in which now reside. situatrd on Frank in
HiRri consisting of seven rooms and all other APP
r,r,e lanees for large family, besides good gar
den, aud most excellent well Of water To good
tenant the rent will be moderate. Apply TO
Oct I3-ts NllLiAMCLANEY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01
Aus ls-ts WM. T. ROBERTSON.
a, STOVES. STOVES.! TIN AND

ff-fJ 9 " - y " rs - ~ ~ =
80 SheH Jroa VaTe. cna Housekeeping Arti-
1-7tz eles ge'lereRy--Ihe subscriber would in
form his friends and tie public. that he hns in
store and IS constantly adding thereto. large and
well assorted stock Of the aforementioned articles.
All kinds Of Cook. rarlor. Office and Church
STOVES. beautiful patterns selected expires for
this market. lie invites all to call and examine
bis stock Of Housekeeping Utensils which are too
numerous 20 mention, before purchasing elsewhere,
Tor he is determined to sell cheap similar ar
ticles can be bought il this market
IL All kinds Of work done in my line in the
neatast manner the lowestterms, and at the shor
test notice,
A lot of Cistern and We'll Pumps for snle cheap.
Please coll a, my store, Baat SqpoTc 3oors Je'oc
fhe N'rhc, where You viii be waited upon with
pleasure TOcf g-ts1 WM. l.. IECKIE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01

NIlcstcrci-i0 Bhls. No. 3 Mlrkerrl for
Va sale by MILLER y COMPTON.
Nfv oO--lw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-01
ID FLAGG, OF DanviiIc, having be

ID FLAGG, OF Danyiile, having be
IL como eonversant with the mode Of transact
ing business with the Departments at Washington,
and designing to visit that City frequently hereafter
will attend to such Revo,Htionayy, Bousty Land,
aud other CLAIMS may be entrusted TO him from
the surrounding country.
" Address, DqnrRle, Ia, postage paid
Sept xts