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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-03

, IT, New Orleans and BavOu aar. P.cEe1
l&z|fs steamer et. CnAhl1he-Tne naw sn,~s
ior and swiil unnny passenger pscs n ssssrus.
a. IN a LES, Samuel A. sle, msssr a psrs a
,ns ssansr Iuoa Will commence tnps On " e IN ~
Commune " ave ne I'm November oessi. and
Q ooc.. P. NJ. WLDNESUAYs Rst11nna. ~ .sv :.
sara on Mondays and Thursdays, aeF tee srvnl m
he cars. ne utmost confidence pacr n th,s nm
anu i.t attention viii be paid ali bpspea -
"s1 ss -" Heisht or pasases apply % board, o. %
no T. b. SMITH, II Poydrss IT. !.
H. 4 Bayou Macon, Tensas aad NJ
hiver Packet eWAN-rhs svIsudid h. H.
uraught passenger steamer SW AM. i II
S nasef Val lea t9r III. above and ali in erus,i.s.
accommodations apply board, Of Bsn vim -
VI I" J. A. STEVENSON co -
49,. corner OF GrnvIer and lew Ievss $780,.
shippen and planters may rely on lhn - 1sn.p
ing " tne Trade during the enure season. ~ ID
Hsr L. ForAiabama River-Ihc NeV0-1eo.e
kE3E3S&a Montxome!y aud nstumpka packet sSsas,es
alabama, T. Roberts, Jr mss,ss. will
nee ner reg ulaf ups about the Isl OF Nove.
and wli connne durng the sessou esyinr I'M -
nnd !. enfey new and elegantly finAhed and Va bni
essv or me trade Her peculiar md IA o1y
VI Capt Roberts, every Fanca tn sh,r
pis anu assehsefs, OF pnnctuaity and
ms Ine Vi 00as prepared to vucsjvc fiaehf
VI o them at their large warehouse, Shell Roed Nd
oi the canal. on application 10 NO.
NJ u MCDOWELL, IT, IL co ~ Povd,...s
4, -fsT n He'd He'd River, Aie1an1ria Al An
1&9S7&f ineimedlate lsndnys The nav sna view
NIL. mi, nsnt SiSlnches) drau II hi s,eamesv EATUR&
Mooali master, viii from the mouth Of Red Ryer a.
spo.e N come cuon with the fine Jsesson 10,
Height or passage apply to
NJ u MCDOWELL, Jr.. Il co. Il Poysv,s n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-03

Sharp Rogue.-One of the police mag istratss
in Brooklyn N. Y, few days ago, fined rogue
for attempting to spurious bills which the fell
low paid and decamped Shortly afterward the
Judge discovered that the fine had been paid in
cnnnteIfait money.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-03

x xlI~~s FOR hobiie-Daslp u g. Mol y.u-
s Winter liter IAmsnxensai-Ths. :w I nd spisn-
$3.50 n. a. dlefn, masss, and CAliFUHNiA RI
sn, naster leaving bean "a pvrv ~ - ~:
uaue, Win superior accommQdaIiops ~ - Ae.S
aeIs WI save me fo.seansa,n Rsifosd daalS - ~
The 18th inst. - e =. Co. - ~ ~
q The Mail Bag g llsSils WIN -. -. =.
0p IL % 'he agent a 3 = Mo-, 49," '''
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Heeidss Varieties, Gravisr street.
st nSss q ne snshsse Bse u DEscHALUMsAu
commence With piece AZ - Psf'f 70
~,, hCh0LA5 PLAM
Nicho a. Mr.. Bas.l MIA ,sb,.
Fnzsmth Mr. Virgin Mis- r - SJsrs
After which, The a Of '''''''-'''A Rowe
Mons. DE5CHALUMEAU
To coneiude with the lsughsoe piece Of 'oroy
NOT To BE DONE
Edmond, Mother Johnson and Toby johnson paI,..
'sna Wrgat sally. Mn, ssYs,
Doors open hsifpas O'Clock; peromssee to commsos.
~ The Boz Office viii open O'Clock each morn,nx s.,
places may be secured Of M. In Ca der. ~
CHARLES BASS. Stage Manager
st. Charles Theatre.
~ BENEFIT of Mn. SLOAN. "A
THIS EvENisG Wednesday December a. The Performance.
WALLACE. the Hero of Scotland.
T. .o,,,nd. v,, ROUGH DIAMOND.
SERIOUS FAMILY.
Don Louis, Comic Military Opera Concert
FosTPONED until veef, viii Commence and
reprsssn Tor the BurlesQue Coera
The LostYankee among the Creoles in N. Orleans.
Due notice will be given Of tbs night performance
Inc Gfsf vii mold hsr regularly every dav at tina
Saison Commercial Hail. ' NJ ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-03

,GALvESTONIPer steamship Meteor; 526 bbls flour IS
oats, IL SKIS coffee and sundries. ''
LlNERPOOL-Per ship Metoka 25 hf 2543 bales COTTON
L!vERPOOL-Per ship VIM Sprague. 1867 bales cotton.
NEW fORk-Per ship Quebec: ll2O bales cotton "a do
mos ~ pigs Lead 40 bbs lard ~ bbs molsssss bbI.
BOSTON-Per ship Monterey: ia bales cotton ssI h.,s
5emb, ~ bales WOOL zoo bags 0 bbs beef 5OS hides
PORT LAvACA-Per schr Nebraska: 100 bb,, finn, A
bb ~ kegs lard 81 bxs sugar 81 bIs cheese Is coss
~ bags salt. 354 pkgs sundres " 'os' eohes'
~ MARkS-Per schr President: bbls bids sugsr "a
30 bass coffee, etc. " 'A' oacoh'
PENsACOLA-per schr Lois: 200 bbls flour so do no,k
90 do whisky, 10 hnds bacon, corn 80 do
do SAT-. ~ bbs molases, ~ els rope, ~ pcs baggng
PENSACOLA-Per schr Anola: 100 bbs flony IN hill,
whisky. bbls moasses do pork, "A liquors Ind
70 bsgs coffee. bo do conn., 10 els rope 10 pcs bagging
PENSACOLA-Per schr Visitor: 1893 bbls f,our AZ hill,
whisky, "a bbs pork 30 bags corn 80 cofse CASKS
tcs bacon and sundries. ''
PENSACOLA-Per schr Gov Bennett: Ballast
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-03

Mr. lhrosher.-'The New York Times publishes
the following letter from Mr.. Thrasher:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-03

70 CA TION!Su
PERSONS RuPTUREp should be aware that they bsy
no security against STRANGULATED HERNIA
with all Its horrors, but in properly constructed
aud well adapted + X SIS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-03

Kossuh.-Alderman franklin, of New York, has
received letter informing him and the authorities
that, in consequence of engagements in London,
M. Louis Kos.uth would not embark for this coun-
try until the Goth, when he would take passage in
the U. S. Mail steamer Humboldt. He may, there.
FORE ba looked for in a few DAYS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-03
SHIPPING,

OAA14 L 14N0s
9<es Oh ARLE5TOM AND II AVAIL
x8RES Packet - United States Maui I'm 49,
~, Lhor9eston and Hauana, via S1c0nsSk ~
hsp MisstmIhs splendid usamshp isABki.. Capt IL
pS Ivy t0ns bnIhen has resumed her regular Upe freO
CHARLESTON e. e. to HAVANA, leavins 6av-
.oi Chaiest0n-oth and I'D Of each month"; savips CkS
ton for Havana the LIST and l5th -s
u,. ~, kATKs OF PAssAaR: .-4.
davana to Charleston or Savannah. 40
Havana TO key West. m
For inftheT parteuars apply to =
n. G. MoRDECAi. Charleston, orto 'sAs4i q
Z: ). nAhI CO. " Tch0upitouiss q. N, Orlao>.
ksns a. 3. nava ma, DRAKE BROS co.
PASSENGERS leaving Havana by tnn shjp can rssoA
vHoIs On ne tM Day ~ taking the Land Route snd
sc" OK and Phade phis in the time BY takns Ne
Steamship to those Dsrts nj - sne
SS& fasi sailing ship JOHN TOOLE, Ii ufhss msstss
. VIII eave as above. For passage HAVING ,Qperios
ms JOHN ToOI.E. u R.uk Plaza
L. FOR LlvEhpOni-The .aps.ins Al psv and
S3knA fast sailing ship CRk9CkNT CITY. Bailison.
master, will leave above For freight Or "a. ~
having supsIloT accommodation, apply to
- JoUN TiNI.E, as Bank Pias>
nle orto LEVI II GALE
%{t WANTkD-A Schooner Of The capacie. az a0o
70 lGo barrels. TO take height nsss Gslf psss.
nl 9. J. HART e 60. ~ Toh..s.,.u,,. N.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-03
DR.. BANNlNG'S
BODY :! BRACE
PAIEkI LACE,

FON THE NELIEF AND CURE
TIE FOLLOWING DISEASES, VIZ:
Weakness Of the Breast. Bronchs Shovne.. of Rs..,h
ni " tns Jhss Msakns:s and Bic ding the Lssss
ma !. The Back Spinal tecols. Falling Of The RovSs
olnpsus utstot beanng Down. Heg uaI Painful a. Pro.
Mehupauohi tendency to Abortion and Painful Pree
and Inc bad shape incident to Child bssns and dspp
~ 70 pfSopisg LounginS and WeNlnsss; Habitpsj iii
aCoc sea Sickness and Chronic Diarrh0a and An Wa
sses peculiar to Males Females, ~ ''so-
Sold only by DR.. 9 II e AN AGENT IN, Inc
n. 81 ms office, 10 ST. CaARLgs srn.nT MAJ ~ ~
70, LADIES fitted with the Brace al n RAJ SliER
arhl 1vdE n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-03

DANCING ACADEMY-M and Nine AN.
- GELINA, Professor, inventor and the first ~,
inuoducer OF all new fashOnahe Dances has the kAA
honor TO announce to the respectable public that EE
they have opened a DANCING ACADEMY in
Carondslet street. No. 1888. between Heva and Gi.
rod streets. nIl Inns
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-03

Self Setting Nine Pins,-The Scientific Amer
lean describes an invention which is intended to
supersede the labor of an assistant in the game of
bowling. By this invention the player replaces
The pins, while at the opposite end of the alley, and
the balls return of themselves
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-03

Red Rover Fire Co, No, I6.
~ The officers and members of thl, company
- are hereby notified to attend adjourned month
meeting, 10 be held at the engine kou.e in Dotcirr
street, on THURSDAY EVENING, December 4
att O'clock Punctual attendance requested oder
dS c. McMlLLEk secrs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-03

FAX n Canal Line steamer MONlL k-VVi.f.,
Affansement-tos MobIIs, wa Nay b Ixosis
rass Chfisuan, Aiali.sip pit iii, B,loxl Ind -,
easoua- Ae substantial Lake steamer NIJHIiE sn...
m ~ ,,on. iof the LAAs .sds. soed sceon
WEONESDAl and SATUkUAY EVENiNsss
Soek. and The Ponlchsxsm Raoed on N ANVIL - ~
r SoGk x 4. cara kssqg1ing, will leave Alohsie sv@V
~ EsDA and Friday MORN INGS VIZ r. a,ss1s
jan anu Bay ST. Louia Freight received A. ~. 1T.
W Sfehouse al ali hUuis the day = 1891
ne iast barge tor the boat win leave ths Wau.hous.
p'Vmpuy al ~ o'clock every Wednesday snd satueday
o,cnot esf Dag 1of me Doat Will oanQo a
nd ~ H. GEDDES, Agent, nv
IA 4
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-03
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE &C

FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs G. IL A.
ROSlERE corner Of Common and st. Charles streets,
NO. ~ ffOie2eOfs oil the noble OF selideence.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-03

Alabama, Roberts, from Cincinnati
Flora, Jenkins from st MaItinsville
boswell Gathcart. from the Balize.
Opheia, Gordon, from Port Hudson.
ID Winlow, Norton. from Cincinnati,
w A Violet. Gwartney, from Yazoo City
Towboat Yankee Fnton from the Passes-o,ed down and
to sea on II. h ult. ship Rebscca bark Rirh Golden
and sehr ship Ossippee. brig
BELOW-COMIEG UP
Two chips unknown,
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Dancing AcademY

.N2IA xKCWU0l8Ye
&@Ak ~ Mr. r. CLlssEi respectfully inform, the adis
and gentleman Of Ne wOreans that his Uuncns Aeadsm
nov open at No. lS6 roydras street. between IL
fashionable Dances In vogue. - s ''
Class for gentlemen from haifpast6 till TO- every night,
Dizziness Of the head sntirely valzne MIA ar
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-03
SEW ORLEANS CATTLE mARkEy
New Orleans Money Market.

CORRECTED DAILY BY w. w. WHITE L. Co.
E1ohange Office. q Camp street, corner of Comno,
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WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT-A small House suit.
w able for small family. with good convenience -
and large ard attached in good ghhUrhOod, any 49,
where in Lafayette Rent must be moderate Apply II
to 70 Camp street. ais
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-03

For hssfsdu4srg sinspost, AsrSefsi.v al
s.. "a exaqds hsnt's sa1xse iast - n
says ,of ths shove ID wasdiAis asdis e kVESY
R E,a a. oeock The Reit tsks rsashr Tor
al he ~, ssamei \rA.Rusx Rate. freight ,Ssossh
"a :" 'of oy oases ~ Tor barrels. Apus on huSa =,
McDOwEkt.. Jr. = CO. Il Foydrss q VI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-03

FOR siobls-Ti . sew. solendd - =. 1se
ST. CHARLES. W q. su,ioo. m.sssI
us p1-sy .of re Lahs uaIes with good sss,on ao1s
Ss vi, aye ne New Iens rontsnsusia S.,osd
ms M wit i anu FRIDAY EVENING. R~srn
~. pn ease MoOile, via Pascagoaa, Biloxi Ni,-i~inni
sna 'THii RhlsiiAa and bsy g, Loai. evsy MONDAY
sna,v al I MORNING. For freight o. ps:sses
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-03

NIX Il F0e RED ADVERTISEMENTS Pacnoe-Tne
11~s nght diaught sleamss CAlA3RxA IA 4
y. AiDan, master, will Wy rex u,srly h-sCN,,
,. nos,n ~ Aed River and Aexandns dunax ~ ~
css GMs saving the wharf boat The Ao1sk essv
burg packet. For fiets ht s - 49,
Mediate sAdips apulv w ""ssAs - - ~ Aness-
no II NiCiNIttEIJ. IN r. r0
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-03

Arrived.
Ship Tennessee Cook, IS Jays from New York, to VIM
Cresvy-2d my.
Ship Ossippee. Merrill II days from Portland Me. to Chas
Deake &co-2d my.
Brig LUCY Spear Hanson. days from Rockland. Me. to
master-2d my.
schr Greon, Cordsen. IL days from Vera Cruz to EG
Rogers &co-2d my.
schr Diamond Mack. 2days from Pensacola. to master
schT Ella, schernbsck days from Pensacola to master
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17

~ slaves, &c. &c.-Pursuant 10 the provs-
ions OF deed of trust executed to s BY Lindsey B.
Padgett, bearing date the 22d day of April, 1913
for certain purposes therein mentioned, and duly
recorded in the Clerks Office OF the corporation
court of Lyuchburg. will the 25,h dny of A.
pril, 1851, ON the premises proceed TO sell at
ton, Lot or parcel of ground on Cock Street, in
the town of Lynchburg, described in said deed a
being the same lot parcel of ground conveyed to
the said Lindsey b. Padgett by John T. Hunt and
wife also one other Lot in said town known in the
plan of the same as lot No. oil, and described in
the said deed the lot purchased by the said
Lindsey B. Padgett of $. d. Crenshaw and wife
also one other parcel of ground in said town. de-
scribed in said deed as being part Of lot No. 2l1
one half Of which was conveyed to the said Lind
sey b. Padgctt by Thos. Ferguson: also sixty-six
feet of ground fronting on Cock or West street in
said town, and extending back los fce,--and also
sixty-six feet, adjoining the last mentioned lot
fronting on Cock or West street, and running back
l65 feet, with the buildings aud improvements OF
said several lots: also at the residence of the said
Lindsey b. Padgott and on the same lay the fol-
lowing Slaves, TO wit: Diccy, u woman; Paulina "A
woman and Washington, boy with the increas,
of the females since the date OF said deed. Also.
Household Furniture, &c.
The title to the above property is believed TO b.
good but acting trustees shall convey such H.
tie only is vested in US by said deed.
Terms liberal, and made known on the dav o!
sale. CHARLES w. CHRISTIAN, Tms-
DAVID E. SPENCE, toes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17
AUCTION SALES.
ny J. b. ID. Payne, salesman.
r ARGE SALE OF RAIEROAD

u AUByun SAA<G1 VI hSAA KASD<...LS
Ii IRON, RAILROAD 4SUPERSTRUC-
TIRE. coal CARS. REAL ESTATE, PER
SOy4L PROPERTY, 4c.-The Chesterfield
Railroad COMPANY. having discontinued business.
viii se al public auction the Pits in the coun-
~ Of Chesterfield, on WEDNESDAY, the 22d Of
April 1851 If fair, mot, the next fair day.
ncncinr nj II o'clock, all Of their personal aud re-
al estate, consisting Of from 1870 to 200 tons Rail
rond Iron, the greater portion Of which has been
laid down within the last few years, and is but lit
tie worn. Also, 22f coal cars, large number of
which Is in good repair, each holding IS bushels
Also some timber and baggage cars and one stage
car Large number Of framed buildings, consis-
ting OF dwellings, shops stables, &c, all in good
repair. lots OF land the Pits, one contain-
ing I-5 sercs and the other half acre lot, with
buildings thereon sufficient for a small family
Two other lots Of land adjoining each other CON
,ainnr IL acres, on the railroad. six miles From
Richmond on these lots there are buildings suita-
bic for large family, with well Of good water,
and the whole prernises well incloscd. Also, one
large Drum in good order, with an excellent set OF
ropes and iron pnIlics. complete foran inclined
plain Also a lot Of Blacksmith and Wheel
wri ,Its Tools, and parcel OF weil-sensoned
White OAK Timber, suitable for Whcelwrighis
TEHxs--Ail sums under $50 cash; over that a.
mount and under $500. months credit; over $500,
mouths credit; the deferred payments TO bear in
tercst, and be secured by approved endorsed ne
go,iable paper. BY order Of the Company.
W. GODDIN, Auot.
Manufacturers Of iron and steel will find il to
their interest TO attend the above sne. as it seldom
occurs thar so large and valuable lot Of Iron both
cast and wrought, Is offered at auction.
ID. MOORE,
SIM, Tran.,ortafiou Chesterfield Railroad.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17

PROPERIf ron SaLEi LylctD"S' -
WIN be sold to the highest bidder, on Thursday the
10Th day Of April next at o'clock, p NJ, precise
IT, if fair if not the next fair day at the hour
the Facfory-Lot, Budding. Machinery and fixtures,
belonging to the Lynchburg Manufacturing CoTPa-
nv; also the MIL HOUSE now used az Distil-
lcry.
Tho Machinery consists OF all that is necessary
for spinning, carding and weaving. There is also
steam engine of sufficient power to drive all the
machinery; anda dam is being constructed which i
expected to be completed by the day of sale, when
the water power viii be sufficient both for the fac
tory and mill.
This property is located in the town of Lynch
burg on Backwater creek, within fifty yards OF the
Canal of the james River and Kanawha Company,
and within two hundred yards ofthe Depot Of the
virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company, which
location makes 1t very valuable for manufacturing
purposes 1t viii certainly be sold without reserve
ETCH'D G. MORRlSS. Prcs't,
n.ar 7-wtlOA Lynch'g Maul'g Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17
CALEOFYALUARLE LOVsAND

~ St:aVcS.-Pursuant to the provisions OF a
deed of trust executed to me by Lindsey b. Padg-
c,t bearing date the LIST day of May, 1917 for Ger
tain purposes therein mentioned and duly recorded
in the Clerks Office of the corporation court Of
Lynchburg shall on the 25th day of April, (iust
on the premises, proceed sell at auction for cash.
Lot, or parcel Of ground, Cooke Street, in the
town of Lyuchhurg, described in said deed be
ing tho same 10; parcel Of ground conveyed to the
said Lindsey b, Padgett by John T. Hunt and wife,
also one other lot in said town known in the plan Of
the same as lot No 2ll, and described in said decd
as the same lot purchased by the said Lindsey B.
Padgett OF s. ID. CrcDshaw and wife also 9TH
er parcel of ground in said town, described in said
deed being pnrt oflot No. GIL one halt OF which
was conveyed to the said Lindsey B. Padge;t by
Thomas Ferguson: also sixty-sX feet Of ground
fronting Cooke or West street in snid town. and
extending back l65 feet--and also sixty-six feet,
adoining the last mentioned lot, fronting on Cooke
or West street, and running back 100, with the
buildings and improvements said several lots.
Also at the residence of the said Lindsey d. Padg
EFT, and on the same day, the following Slaves to
witt Diccy woman; Paulina, woman; and
Washington, boy, with the increase of the females
since the date Of said deed.
The title to the above property is believed to be
good, but acting trustee shall convey such tide
only as is vested in me by snid deed.
J. WILLS,
3lst March, 1851.
/ consent to the above sale. L. 3. PADGBTT.
=,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17
Poser.

Acalm, blue-eyed, selfcomposed and
selfpossessed young lady, in village
.down east" received long call the other
day from prying old spinister, who, af
ter prolonging her stay beyond even her
own conception Of the young lady's endu.
rrnce, came to the main question which
had brought her thither.
"l've been asked good many times il
you were engaged to Dr.. Now, il
folks inquire again whether you be or not,
what shall tell 'em IMinkf'
"Tell them" answered the young lady,
casting her calm blue eyes in unbIushing
steadiness upon the inquisitive features Of
her interrogation. tell them you think you
don't know, and you are sure it is none Of
your business"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17
ALE CREATION LOOK HERE,

L n Ner mt SpteRdid stock IF Dry Goods mt Reo-
dg MAZE Chilling a, IVholesale and Real. GUG-
GENIE. MER & UNTERMYER respectfully in
form their friends and the public generally that
they are now receiving splendid stock of Dry
Goods, suitable for the Fall and Winter seasons,
embracing every article Of Ladies and Genlemeas
Wear. An (which the public are invited to call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere. We
havea beautiful assortment of Has and Caps, Boots
and Shoes with a splendid and general assortment
of fancy articles, all of which are offered a, unusual
ly low prices. Call and see us, and we feel assured
that you will be pleased with prices well Goods
as well undetermined to sell low, having purchased
for Cash
They are also receiving splendid assortment of
Reaay Made Clothing purchased by them fer cash
at unusually low prices, by which means they are en-
abled to offer greater inducements to the public
than any similar establishment.
They would particularly call the attention Of
country merchants and others to their Wholesale
Prices-believing that they will find ii their in
tercst give them Il call and examine their stock
before going further East. The great facilities
which they enjoy in purchasing their supplies cna-
bic them to announce with confidence, that their
goods will be sold at Richmond Prices.
n. GUGGENHEIMER,
Oct 21-ts /. UNTERMYER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17
THRUSH SALE OF yALUARLF

l. NEGROES.-By virtue Of a decd of trust
executed on the Esd day of December, 1873, by
Nelson Tinsloy, for the purpose Of securing deb,
therein mentioned to Benjamin E. Scruggs and d.
ly recorded in the Clerks offices OF the county
courts ofthe counties Of Bedford and Rockbridge J.
as the trustee named in said deed viii on Saturday
the Goth day of April next at the Market House il
the town of Lynclburg, sell public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash. Nine Valuable Negroes
consisting of one man, one woman. four boys und
three girls, all Of whom are said TO be very likely
and very valuable. Persons desiring to purchase
such property, would do wei to attend sad sale.
The title to the above negroes, is believed TO be
unquestionsblc, but acting trustee, shall con-
vcy only such title is vested in by said deed
Of trust.
mar 20-wt26A CREED T. WILLS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17
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subscribers have the pleasure of announcing the
citizens of Lynchburg and surrounding country,
that they are opening the cheapest and most
extensive assortment Of GEsTLExEX's GooDs ever
offered in this market Feeling assured that their
goods, as regards style, quality and price, will
prove sufficient inducements purchasers they IN
wife all, whether wishing to purchase or not to call
and examine. They now opening choice and
extensive stock of CLOTHING, comprising Dress
and Frock Coats, Over Goats, Sacks, Peltoes 81
every shade and quality, Cloth Cloaks, at various
prices, Vests and Pants Of every description. and
large assortment Of Furnishing Goods-in part as
follows: Shirts, Undershirts, Drawers Crayats,
Half Hose, Gloves Stocks. Scarfs, Ties Silk night
Gaps. Money Purses, Money Belle, French and
German Extract and ologne, Baudala, Philocome,
Fancy Soaps, Loe's Pomatun, Paper Weights.
Tooth, Nail Hair and Hat Brushes, Walking Canes
and Umbrellas. Hats and Caps, &C., &c,
Also, large stock of Cloths, Cassimeres and
vestings of the latest style and patterns which can
be manufactured to order at very low prices
In addition to our present stock we shall be re-
ceiving goods weekly by Express, thereby affording
our customers the advantages Of fresh goods and
newest patterns.
WATERHOUSE & POTTER,
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