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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-03

equivalent to an enlargement. pro tdnto. Of
the number or his supporters. The Con-
stifrtioral gives this anecdorc of hun:
"a few days since the question Of the
law ofMay 81 was started before the Pre-
sident Of the Republic, and the great chan
ces which 1t gave TO his re election. par
ticularly in the towns. was insisted on. He
replied. IL Is not for me a question of more
or less favorable cvcntualiiies, bnt one OF
principle. Two principles only exist;
Oral d hereditary right and that Ct national
sovereignty. No good can ever be done
with any quasiliegiiimacy Whatever. |
cannot understand how 50 many dis,in-
guished political men could have entertain
ed contrary hope under Louis Philippe.
My power, tho unrestricted issue Of the
national will, is true Legitimacy; and can
not consent TO become the younger branch
Of universal suffrage"
Undoubtedly he is a man Of capacity
who can talk ia this way, and he is a man
Of courage who stands ready to test his
fortunes by his principles. II is unfortu-
nate. perhaps, that the President did no,
take this ground earlier-but conservatism
had its acquisitions.
The names Of Lamartine, DR. Girardin
and others are mentioned as likely TO 60
upon the list Of the new Ministry. Odllon
Barrot is also spoken Of The adoption
of the billto repeal the elective disfran-
chisement is regarked as sure forerunner
Of the passage ofabll ofrevision to amend
the Constitution SO as 10 render Louis Ma
poleon rc-eligible for another term.
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hibition. and 10 universal opinion every
where expressed, there was no division in
the foreign department Of the building
from whichbad been taken for the benefit
Of Great Britain aud Continental Europe
so much that was novel. ingenious, and
practical in its application TO the useful
arts, as from that in which were display
cd the contributions from the U. States.''
Mr. Riddle encloses list ofthe Ameri-
can Awards, which occupies upwards of
a column and half ofthc National Intel
ligencer. In thelist we find the following
Virginia establishments mentioned
Class II-Prize Medals to J. II. Grant
and p. Robinson, for Cavendish Tobacco.
Honorable Meations--Of JAS Thomas,
Thomas s. Co., and Oyley & Aadersoa, for
Cavendish Tobacco.
Glass XX--Prize Medal to TVm. II.
.Addingtoa, of Norfolk, for shoes for min
ing purposes.
Messrs. Oyler & Anderson are of this
place.
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cheering. The sunshine Of JOY iawncd upon her do.
nestle circle and promised glorious dav of uaii-
teFruptcd felicity In that circle felt the sunshine
Of the soul. but Joy like this could not long dwell
| below. Celestial goodness--bright of5srrinr Of
Hcnven.-she spread her downy wings and spurnine
e1rth,took Der Upward igt f,ore congcnal clmes
Heaven jealous OF such happine in time soon too
soon, overcast the that dawncd brightly with
clouds ofmidnight gloom. The hopes Of mor,ai- how
delusivci How accting are the JOYS of earth, How
true tliat eve want bu, hide here below nor want
that little long" But ii is glorious thought, the
dwelling place OF her who has now gone is not on
earth, kind Hcasen has pferascd'a happier and
brighter home-a horne where storms Of sorrow new
or tiil.whcre troubles never cnmea home in II cav
IN where the teirrest-tossed soul il NJ tcsf where
one glorious shall rise and one dav Of full un-
interrupted joy shall forever reign.
The writer Of this humble tribute to the memory
% Mrs Scales of her earliest associates: he
knew her long aud well and loved her much. ami
now that the dark curtains Of death have gathered
around her marital remains and she sleeps peaceful
iy beneath he mother onrth, hc adopt the beau
tiful language of the Poet ans suy
Green be the urfabovc thee
Friend of my better DAYS
Nnne knew thee but to lore thee
None named thee but to praise"
It is with deep and melancholy concern that we
| announce the death any Of our fellow beings; but
when called pay the last tribute of respec,
to one mneh and SO deeply loved by all who knew
her. and listen the clods Of the valley as thew
fill up with mournful accents the repository of her
remains, the philosophy and the most chris
tan resignation unable TO restrain an express
zion of feeling unusual any other occasion. The
deep quiet fountains Of the soul are tirredthe heart
is filled with bitterness and the mind is drawn of
from the and anxictes of life to reflect upon
the ransitory nature Of earthly things upon the in
stability of human affairs and .'thlt in the midst Of
| life we are in DEATH s. G. s.
October aoih 1851
| Departed this life, at the residence of Mr. John
Aicemar. in the county Of Amherst Miss JULIA
RAMSEY, in the 10Th year Of her age. The deceased
was one of the most amabiy disguised young ladie.
| that the county could produce. The disease which
| terminated the existence of this strictly exemplary
young lady was Congcstive Fever For several
days before her demise, she had lost the of her
| limbs partially, insomuch that she could not
walk without great difficulty. 1t was the privilege
Of the author of this brief notice to know her in the
bouyaucy of health, md he car cheerfuy testify ia
her anhability, being peaceahe and in all things
truthful were her ruling qualities This brief notice
cannot onumente all her virtues nor vouncs
utter all her praise. lie, all learn to liycas she did
Wall, thoughtfully the silent, solemn shore o,
| that vast ocean we have 10 sail so soon. A. IL.
" The Lexington Va papers and Richmond
Christian Advocate will please copy.
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The French President is about to play
his last card--a sure one, too, fit does not
come too late. He has announced to lis
ministers his determination to propose the
repeal ofthe electoral law Of May, 1851.
by which three millions of voters were
DISTINGUISHED. This announcement takes
the ministry all aback; for they are all com
mtted to the law Of exclusion as it now
stands, and doubtless have been Of the o.
pinion, up to this time, that their views on
that subject were entirely in accordance
with those of the President.
But the President finds il cxpedient JUS,
now, after having devoted much iimc and
pains to conciIiate the good will Of the des-
P. nc powers and to demonstrate his own
willingness to use power as arbitrarily as
any monarch Of them all-he finds it expe-
dent. jus; now, 10 conciliatc the popular
favor Of the French nation with view to
his recollection in 1852. The chances Of
success under the present electoral sys-
TEN did not seem to him, probably. very
ilattering and now his last and only re-
sort is to the people whom he has thus far
disregarded. He stands free to propose
the repeal of the DISTINGUISHING act-sincc
he did not recommend il himself, and in
deed hesita;cd long before he would sign
it. The ministry must pay the penalty Of
It's unpopularity-and so they are to be dis
missed. This is no Uncommon feature Of
political tactics.
The proposed repeal will M doubt he
carried by a large majority IA the Assem-
bly,. A re election Of members Of that
body is to take place. and those who wish
10 retain their seats will net be likely to
vote against so popular proposal
Louis Napoleon for his own part, believes
doubtless that the force of his name IS I'm
diminished among the people, and that the
cxteusion of suffrage TO the nlsscs vii b.
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CPECsAL NOTICE syr. scnnu.

~ Ty.- twenty years experience 10 my business
ia i.ynchturg ouglttc hsec qualified hue 10 be nho
70 manage sirh establishment, a. minn !, \. N
carry cut the good principle with which started
year ago, viz Lire end let Ire" and will dn I,
or brcak tho pitcher Aware before Going Nnr,b
for my goods TINT there would be some lew articles
in my line offered ''at Cost fer Casa" devoted
September TO making my purchases, So rs TO nee,
est prices. Whether have succeeded or mot can
be easily proved by comparison 81 prices and
qualities which Is respectfully solicited. Nv La.
dies assortment being enlarged con-tnn,ly--to il
Is stidcd this week beautiful Enamclled CATERS and
the neat FILLMORE Tie new ur,ielcH-Mis.es
Shoes, fine suprly--Childrrn's Shoes, coming aud
going all me time of courscticstlcmen' fine Boots
and Shoes, good assortment, and Mems Thick
Boots very cheaP--Boys work abundant--A large
assortment Of Servants Shoes including few hun.
bred pairs OF heavy Richmond Stitchdowns bound
and unbound. Red and Black, going Of rnp;dlv.
g. About the PRETTIEST SILK HAT
"a ever seen. Of various stylcs--Wu Hats,
SLOUGH Hats-1Cepsf Capsti Taystu abundant
and Chtsp. Travelling aud common Trunks. IA
large supply chcap--Cprpct Bags, Including d new
article II gattg ferctg. Superior and not dear md
some new styles OF Metallic Rubbcrs very neat, pnr.
chased Of the manufacturer and warranted strong.
Now'tsicnds. please compare profit prices with COS
prices, and Lot US see who wins the trade.
Respectfully, T. SEABuRY.
n.,O
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IT, " = ',-4=i--''
DRY coore
OD NOVEMBER. Isa,-1.r5

~ HN1fIs' ISDI.-a-TAT TVS n
- SUPiiJ or AEW GOODS IN NARK.
ET.-JNo. J, PGRNis is now receiving ~ Canal
boats Came, Empire "Jno II. afcl5nni,l. y
Liberty aud "Union.n a,cry large stock of DR.
Goofs Shocs. Has. Gaps. Boaarts. Sc Sc
lie would inform his es.st ,hers and the public n,
large that great .fH ha. taken place within the
last few weeks in the prices " goods in the North
ern markets.
). "HoLESALE.-As il will be impossible TO
dispose OF AL this large s'ey N goods ii, retail.
VIII scu to ccestry Mtrciap to asso,f ,heir stocks
many articles that will pay rnod profits.
NOV J--lwtt Inn 4 pTffsNTS A.
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american Tesscl Fired Tpoa

BosToN, Oct. 27th.-A Key West let
Ter of the l4th. reports that the G. w
Wright, Of Philadelphia. from Cardenas
10 New York, put in, on the 18th, in a
lcaky condition, and would have TO dis
charge cargo and lay to for repairs
The schooner Carroll, at Key West, re
ports beng fred upon thrcetimos while en-
tering the harbor of Port au Prince, and
was lhlally compelled to put back to Key
Wrst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-03
OBITUARY,

Among the thousands who hourly fall victims to
the '.Insatate Archer" death, the death at no one
has ever produced deeper sensation amid wide
circle of relations aud friends, than that Of Ms. So
phia Scales, wife of DIR. Richard IL Scales and
daughter d the late Col Granville Penn, ofthe cnun
ty Of Patrick, who died at residence IN Rocking
ham county in North Carolina, in the morning If the
10Th inst. the e9h year &c her ase. lis but
indeed, that the symiathies Of friends and relations
have been called into action touchi ig oc-
casian. Mrs. Scales hal grown up the child Of
promise; the favorite Il widowed mother; the al
most idozcd object Of brothers and sisters and
time developed her dsPosition,th qualities which
renderes hcr 50 dear in life and much regretted
in death were not dashed with disappointment. The
death Of one, 50 much beloved aad admired and in
all things interesting. is peculiarly Distressing
She has faded in rae midday Of life she has left
dotiug husband. five sweet and interesting chill
drea and numerous circle q fond and afcc;inuaie
relatiors ianent her loss. " Ell did she fuh the
nenriagc vow: 70 her husband she IA kind and
tender aad ahectioBaIe vile: tuwards all she mani
Tested Il Sweetness of temper and gentleness of
Dispositions Willie Is n member Of the Methodist
Church, her conduct was Hniiurm and consistent.
Bur ihs stern messenger arrived az an untimey hour:
be plnrkod tho iarest fewer IN tie bed of roses SIZE
was yet in he freshness Of lie; her future hopes
Aefe Aish aai PROSPECTS, tgr happiness bright ard
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AUCTION SALES,
4 TTRACTIONs gNPR 80, :

TTxACT1ONS BNPREy r
a DENTED.--We are now rccc;viux a CON
signtfcit Of 'Goid and Sire, Jra,ts5s. Lvcirv.
Fancy Goods &c, DC, consisting IN part US follow.
Gold and silver Watches, all kinds
Eur and finger rings. brrast pins, Sc.
Fob. vest. and guard chains.
Pencils, pens, studs, SC. &c.
silYer rrncil cases, various kinds.
Hair eorhh. Sc Re
FANNY GOODS. consisting IN part ~
Dressing aud siae castt. al kinds.
ladies Gam Elastic osa,tcrs. tllin,blcs. Be-.
Transparent and eoemctic soaps
Tapestry. and Brusscis Bags and hntcbel..
Hooks cnd eyes. huot iarc-. suspchdcr-,
Ok marrow. hair oil, perfumes,
Spool Cotton,
Razor strop., PERI ission caps. &c. sc.
~ Cur winter Night Sales will commence Oh
Thursday night the 30rh inst. and coufnrr aeriue
the winter, every Thursday and FTdyt nirit NSis,.
tut amy Interruption. Good rpcn during the day
Tor inspection. and will be sold low ut private sale
We respectfully invite ire attention &c the public
10 the stock hand to WHICH sve viii be recciv.
ing additions weekly during the wintcr months. n
eassnercs cloths, cootings, pantsloon stuff, $50.
Our daily sales will be us usuul, ON Tucsduvs
Tltiirsdays and Saturdays
10 Liberal advances always made on tsthsisu.
mcnts. MOSnY & HOIC0MpE
oet 9o-tsh Aucts and Com Mcr.
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JNo. II. JONES, presilent
air. Earmc'. Bart y ricsmia, !

OGcc Eaymcjs Borh n rirs1na,
LYscmBUnc, Orrobcr 18Th, 1851.
have taken lesson from Mr.. Vanc, showing
lfs method Of detecting counterfeit and uttered
Bunk Bill, aud being snti,fcd, ,hat II Is the onfe
true system, ] nike great pleasrre IN trcommcnd-
ing 1t to all business men.
ia. HOPKINS, TeAet
4c5ncur yifh Mr.. Hopkins in saying Mr.. vnne's
methOdd detecting countc.fcit Bank Notes. Is sf
grcnt benefit 10 all business rucn, rud join IL th
above recommendation.
JOHN WHITEHEAD, Teller Bank nj 70
We cordially concur IN the expression &C favor ~
set forth in the certificate &c Mr.. HOPKINS AM
Whitehead, in the admirable plan Of Mr.. vnne's
system Of ae., citing esnntcrf,t nunry--wc have st
50 taken c.rus from Mr. ynne and feel assured
Ihai from the Information received. we cnn rcadilS
dctectihc best executed counterfeit note.
CHS. W. sTATHAh
WILLIAM T. SMITHrON.
concur With Mcssrs Hopkins apd Whitehead
in their estimate Of the value, business men, II
Mr.. Vuue's instructions.
J. MCDONALD. Edatoy Lyaehbnrg 1tugisian
fully concur in iic above certificates.
no. Ii.GLASS, Edito, LynehLug Reypbjica1
10 win renpip IL io~nfos few week. o,Iy.
Rooms ut The CaLcl house.
Terms ofIesson s.. ron 20--.sif1
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EXCHANGES.
Checks on New York, go per CT premium.
Baltimore, do
Boston, do
Philadelphia, DO I
Bank Notes n. Carolina, To do discount.
\. Carolina l to do do
Tennessee, toe do do
STOCKS.
Corporation Bonds 500.
Lynchburg Hose and Fire Insurance Company
par s20-sales $2J.
Citizens Saving Bank sl0O-sales sl07!; since
dividend.
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For Tie TUIgfntan.
WIicS 0f AnnAsnalfnx

The Wings of Appomattox are reques-
ted to meet at the Court-house on their next
Court day to take into consideration the
propriety Of bringing out Wing candi-
date for the Legislaturc.-A full meeting
is desirable. SEVERAL WINGS.
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ForCommiss:oner OF Revenue.


ToNe Totcry q Bel3ord COMFY.
tY- Al the solicitation of numerous friends,
would hereby announce myself candidate for III,
office Of Commission ofhhe Rccepuc Should it b,
the pleasure of the people of Bedford the first
icci0H of men I'LL this Office to elect me- pledge
m7scfio serve them with the bet Of MY skill and
c1ergy. THORP. II. NANCE.
nov. 8 Off
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-03


A I circuit court continued and held for Mel
IA son county, at the courthouse, on Friday the
Sd day of October, 1851
William Fabcr and Nicholas L. Moriin, cx'ors oil
John Nj. Martin, deed, e Plaintiff,
against
George w. Martin and John " Dickinson his
trustee. Hudson Martin. Hudson NJ. Dickinson
John Duggins and Frances his wife, Mary Jane
Sutherland Thomas j. Rodes and Mildred II
his wife, John II. Carr, Mary Ann Martin wife Of
Hudson Martin, - Radford and Virginia his
wife, - Trigg and Mary his wife. the infant chill
dren of Elvim Hawkins. formerly Elvira Martin.
l.. b. Crenshaw and Ednonia his wife, Edmund II.
Martin, Hudson Martin jr. and David W. Martin,
which said Virginia. Mary, Elvira. Edmonia, II I'd
son, Edmund II. and David W. Martin, nre daugh-
tiers and sons Of Hudson Martin, Dcft's
This cause came on this day to be further heard
upnnth papers formerly read an was argued by
counsel: On consideration whereof and upon the
motion Of William Faber and Nichlas l.. Martin.
Exc of John w. Martin, decd, By their counsel
the court doth adjudgc, order and decree, that the
same commissioner to whom was referred the for
mer orders ofaccount made in the cause, and who
has the same under consideration, doh examine,
state and settle the accounts Of John NJ. Martin as
trustee Of Geo. W. Martin under the lns, will and
testament of Hudson Martin dee and make re-
port thereof to the court, snng any matters deem
ed pertinent by himself, required by the parties
to be so stated.
The conrt doth further adiudge order and decree
that the commissioner examine. state and settle
the accounts ofthe shd Nicholas l.. Martin, as trus-
tee Of Hudson Martin and Mary Ann his wife, IN
der the will of John NJ. Martin decd. "a also the
accounts Of said J ohm NJ. Martin decd, as trustee
Of said Mary Ann Marin, under the VIII Of Jane
Martin deco stating any matters deemed pertinent
by himself, or required by the parties TO be so sta
ted and make report to the court.
copy-Tesic.
HOWELL L. BROWN cI'E
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LyncI.burs ,Tnrkcts.-Nov. 4.

WHOLESALE PRICES.
PROVISIONS BaconStocks light--selcs Iiiale
by the quantity.
PoRy.-No s,tIes as vet
BEEr.-We quote by tho quantity ut cts.
FLouR.-Superinc new S3i dull Old. no sale
Family New Sta5, as to quantity and quality All
grades dull
WHEAr.-Red Coo; White Csc
MEAL.--Corn Meal 70a75c.
GRAIs.-Corn 7JaSe cts; Outs S5a374 cents
GuASo.-BestPeruyan $50 to So per ton.
PLAsrER-Lump, s5ias6; Ground s7Iassl
SUGaRs.-New Orleans 7 lao cts: Porto Rice to
10 lets. Clarified l'a12i ct-. Loafll! to lei cts.
WHIsKr.-Mourtnin 80 cts.
BEEswAx.-91 to ~ cents.
EurrSR.-But little demand for irlins. which
we quote II 4al21e. for M. /. Fresh. at Market
House, brings higher rates. hot nat uniform.
BEAsny.--Applc. 35afe; Peach. 50 To s. cts.
BAR lRoS.-s75aS0 assorted dun.
CosFEE.-Rio ii la ia cts. Lagura iaalaj
Mocha 20.
COUNTRY LiHESs.-Tox lItoi /; Flnxianliets
CorIoN lARSs.-Salcs Is ets
FEATHERS. to 33 cts.--Scarce
WOODS to % els. in duh
Wool RoLLs.-35 tosT1 very scarce.
GISsESe.-30,35 eta
FLAX SEED.-Sales | 10 per Sc ID.
FIsH.-Herrings, No |. $S1; Halifax NJ. | Her
rings, $6aS7i; Sind. more; Meckcrcl, No. 3, $3.50
TALLow.-s TO 81 cts.
TaR.-s3.50 per Dbl.
HEaP.-Wc quote 81 to &c. in demand.
LIssEEp 0IL.-S5a90cts.-
LARD.-l2al24 cts.
MoLAssEs.-West India 81 to 40 cts. per gallon.
N. o. AZ to Is cts.
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Branch Farmers Bank IF I'Ugiaio.
n q

iHHiotHhtFfc. FfDTHDfUs1fhy 1901.
have takcn lesson from Mr.. Vane showing his
plnn Of detecting counterfeit md altered bank bills,
and being well satisfied that It ia correct system,
takc pleasure 10 recommending the plan TO all bur
sinesA men, and others Tint bende many bank bills
His rbles are based upoot the inticpte lIaibcmst-
cal process. by which genviac hank bile rrrpar~
ed, and viii detect the counterfeit with certainty
by common inspection.
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The Mischief Ola rgi.,nkc.

Some time ago. the Lynchburg RePn5-
Rican represented Mr. Summers to have
said. in his letter of acceptance, that the
Compromise measurcse "werc not at all
acceptable" TO him. We called attention
to the interpolation Of the word at, in the
next number ofthe IUgRian, and looked
with some anxiety to the succeeding Re
publican, Hor a correction and rcparation
7 1t came, and there was mono. In the
meantime, other papers began to com
ment upon it,and one atlcas,.in terms " hich
sEHm to have raised the choler of the Re.
Ro'icda. In the last issue of that paper,
the correction, unaccountably delayed, and
altogether ungracious in its style. is made.
Inthcmcantimc, what mischiefmay not have
been done, that cannot be repaired! How
far may not that one little most perverted
sentence have travelled How many grog-
shop politicians may have repeated it to
ears that will never hear the correction
When SO great an injustice had been done,
was not something more due, than an i'll
tempered explanation The ITashng-
soaiaR. from Lcesburg, has just fallen IN
der our eye. containing a notice Of simi-
lar pcrversion ofMr Summers language,
in paper which was probably mislead by
the Republican. If the Editor of news
paper, whose business it is to be correctly
informed about such things, could have
taken that to be the true reading of Mr..
Summers letter, how easily and extensive
ay may not the people have been imposed
on by 1t, We give the ARTICLE to which we
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RISss EENENS.--IjO PIECES PuRR
IL IRISH LINEN, manufactured cx prcssly for the
subscriber in Brllnsi, lreland-wurnnted to be free
rom cotton, and much cheopcr than usual Also,
lOO pieces Swiss and Checked MOCSLINS,
some very superior, purchased from tho manufac
turcrs. Oct 2-ift-1 d. r. G. PETERS
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DLANKETS, PULLED CLOTH

- for servants wear, Lihseys, Overcoming, heavy
Boots, Shoes and HINTS, purchased within The pre-
sent month, in the Northern morkcIs, and offered
low for cash, Or in exchange for Coantry Produce,
by JOS. II. WILSON,
Oct 27--ts Opposite the VirgiujDn Office
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CEILING OFF, SELLING OFF

Our entire stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Shoes, Hats, CAPS, Boots, T4uak-. II rarcl, hap.
pens for 80 very large stock Of desirable Goods b.
be thrown upon the market at such Unprecedented
ly low prices. The public and III ur, invited to
call and supply themselves with Goods ut Cost.
Oct 2--iit. MEM & GMATkLN
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Siaanfoa, Elpa,y !, 1851
1t gives me pleasure 10 state iliar bnyine been
taught by Mr.. Nnnc liz rules for detecting counter.
felt aud altered Bank Bill. nm cnfircl. sal.sicA
TINT these rules shricni enable anyone with
ordinury observations To detect The counterfeit;
therefore chcorlully add mine to tho numerous re-
Communications which he has obtained IN tbis place.
FiKE PowEhs.
We hive MISC taken lessons from Mr.. vaifc, 1nA
fully concur with Professor Powers in Tho above
certificate.
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y TniorIng Nc.-Thc subscrilrr hns nov Tho
largest stock ofcoths. cashmere. and Nesings cy-
CIR seen in Lynchburg, having Just opened
30 pieces twillcd and plnn blacl French cloths
manufactured ia AK La Charelle, France. cxn,e,.,v
for the subscriber. and is certainly the landsome.t
and cheapest assortment brought to this mark
ct.
35 pieces English and French faucy cassimcscs.
beautiful stylc-.--ALso,
10 pieces blue French docskins manufactured
TOR the subscriber, and magnifeca, stock If Frt7ie
Piast and Cassuaers Icsttsgs.
lie can have the above goods mad. nm 1, m,
most fashionable and durable manner, having in hi.
employment Mr.. james McMakip. an experienced
Tailor from Philadelphia, aud will warrant n per
feet tit in every instance.
ALSO, n lnrgc and splendid stock Of READY
MADE CLOTHING. Among the stoc, may be
found lot OF Exhibition Reversible Over Couts,
made in London
Oct lG-ilia DON Z q pETHpc