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Disasters. sc.

Brig JoS.TfnN CuLEY. Mossmau. rom ihomasfor.
with Zoo casks . lime arrived a Ai10e the 6th
covered On fire She pulled vito IA. stream and ,cu
lied as the onl means Of quenc the flame. From the
progress the hle hId % supposed she hsi been
burning nearly d week, aud ed hay. l-ned a. TIE pump
Sclr OtgtS QUEEN Burns. previously reported ty
,r,~b ~ .-r.Tfs5 on IDn- IsiUu Rl4amis Wa II ia
Philadelphia Tor Zlaa. Cuba She vent 81 an the -b'h
ut the WIND no bong sufficient & eiffe her bear ny
against heauF sae. and tho cuIrc rSnns Il no fat 4
three Knot, hour Her cafl1. consisting . iintef,
empty casks and nails. ed eth difficulty by the ~
ht1Ants 81 Lone l. AMI md IL" c-' ~ tne vessel L.
was sold The spot nnn 1orfuu} nHer
ng for ship ping % % Nassau iht captain mae aai c
schr. FFaN,I,. keenan,. I'm Charleston for Jamaica.
sprung eak the 1871 at q s,1,1nd pat f' Rum
proceed Nassau. p where she arr, ed on The 2ld,
slstanoe having been rendered ~ sc FL and Plesine
on the siartoard SIDE the wo0dcnd, forward and ar 1fen
GA started from The seams pinNss-f zen, tll iNe
vessel making ~ inches II water per hour IL me narno
She dschaTsng ior further EXAMINATION cargo -.
and lumteT 90. -.
Ion ljj % " hooked Ganne' .,es - WIN piece o'
canvass round Is neck. written on Bari Euphrsgae
Bne WslTER HoSIE das been purchased by Me.sr-.
Hathaway AMI Pec,ham, Newport l.f SOW and NH uc
commanded by Capt Thomas Bigies late Of bars upief
of Portlnnd Size J. intended fir the West India trade
The lBre bars Adelhe d, Sple, arrived 81 INST ifo.l
Bremen passed ulY tth IA Il de- - MN "a 5S dts "
min WI light East wind. me we % large vessel
distant about and . hall miles. The wreck appeArt1
about 10 feet long. and O. ne that OF steamship Ihs
two tunnels pniy saudn. and we've covered on ihe
too with ~hti.h substance The seq, lttl1gh neatly
smooth bros overt The wreck aas Little On the
wlndw d SIDE aud the hulwark r1s vi eiloNisn c9l9
could be olanl. dstlns shsd aud seG the swell II the
reced,d ai>o par OF the Gee and me oul"afA ms
the leeslde
Bar SUSAN IANE. 4. Boston fnm san Francisco. eKge-
nenced very heavy weather Of Gaze Horn IN April tnd
Nay
steamer NEW YoRR. which sailed from tbs por, SCOT
g. for the second time 0- san Francisco ald pat INTO RIO
Jauero IN Distress tBected - become entire wreck
10 the want OF facilities there 20 repair hef SIC u
So badly strained that the tide chts tEd hD' MO hrf as
she Ines the beach Her keel D, also broken /. saI
SD had been offered flr her a. snr l-T
BARI JOHN AiILtY az Boston from Breuos re- re-
ports that the th lat g. 90 long 81 e passed
vessel about 80 tIns, bottom 1. painted green af tal
black hends-apDeafed % be vessel ami Day stor
j. iiar
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EXCTRSIONS to NEWPORT auc

1LFORr HAMILTON The new and 'rlee'd steam
BOAT WILSON SMALL, Capt + ' AuoS'mth, vii
leave Chant ers-sf per daily iNundaYs g,sdl At
oclocA A NJ. l1r Fori Hamilton asd keyoort. Reisru.
ine. leave ke,pnft at oclock y VI and Fort Hamlto,
Al d. ahofdng PASSENGERS opportunity 81 .,hdng NJ
dsy of the mast dcsh'fi. places 900 me world. For
Hamilton, II euio'ns th1 refreshing sel-ifcess o'
taking a trip 20 kcypurt
The Wilson Small Will make morning ty POO Fort lth
i'ton and after MONDAY. Aug M, leaving Chamber
AZ O'Clock VI and Eou Hamilton a. ocoss \ VI
'fndmg al pier ~ 2. North River. IN hertur 49,
LAIr lu k.-t LLlm--Inn ~ -. keyLun y An.k ~
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excursions, 81.
tRAND and CHEAP 10 DAYS EX

GRAND aud CHEAP 10 DAYS EN-
~ CVRSION trom New y ia O. NJ E.Iti, 9ustec and
SAguenay RIVER The UudCrSsned atyng completed then
arrangements, are now enabled 70 issue lc.ts .r their
grand g. take place the ism 4 AUGUST %
the Canadas The Tickets viii ne ISSUED Tor toe 'ouDi
ruTson gong and returning ~ cass es a, ihs low
prce of EIGHT Dollars for Montreal, TEN of Qachec
and SINTEEN Tot Sasutuay RIVER lmilyf,lais ADD 80
cotcs anticipating excursion IN the warm nth II Al.
gust Will obtain further information ny .l,llAg 10 the
undersigned NJ l0i Greenwlch-,t
p Parties procuring p hc. ets vii - sntlei,o ous
FREE NM RISCHMULLFk,
GEO BArCHEIOh.
aul 3w' GEO STANLEY
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Arrived


Brs C1Arna, ,oi Boston, Bates. In Snrinam Jlly 2g
sugar, &c. 10 Nicser>on, Of Boston
Brig tnnols y Beck, Avery, fni Galveston. july ~,
cotton o. master
Bng Duncan. tof warr,r) Person 10 is I'm ST Mlrns.
salt 10 = Scnle>sBgex
Brig Alfred " H. tof Newark Colder. 6ds I'm Charles
ton. lumber & y /. NcCreldy
scar. Ann Mara Jones. j. I'm Ne,uern, y. c naval
stores H. : l.. Mitchell
Sohr Highlander. Nicsersoa d, I'm Boston " ballast,
bound g. tlfany.
Sehr Ann sppe- Bacon. d. TN. Boston. n.d,e bnd
10 Albany
Scnr FOUNTAIN. EDDY Dc I'm Fan River. m ballast.
>chI Perre Hum. DIS IN Boston. plaster bound b.
Albany
scar Atlantic. NrcNer,on. d, I'm salem u4se. to r
Schr nmo'a, Farc. Chamberlain. d. ,,u Aeraaara.
coal
Sh- Golden Rule Roger, &. im Alslaniris. cal 20
RaNdgu
Schr Yosstowr. woslam Is I'm PETERSBURG. ,ods. %
: n gnier
Schr. CheTos e.. Car>ou. Virginia. WOOD
>chr NEBRASKA Pefine. Virginia WOOD
>chr B-lde, p'esses. Q q H. Rocz and line
Schr FOREST. PRISON. New Haven 4 alias.
>chr. N'cotf Bees = I'm Bos,oz rldse :, r,as.e,
Slo1p Cilzen. DAYTON, tal River
BELOW->hlp kensagtoa. jacobs. II is I'm Manila
h-mtursh uars showing blue dag with let-sr IN +,
Also. Portuguese AID az American nrix uuknasr
Nl\D-puT.ns The dsy from thc Eastward With
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J ID HoLBKoog. AaetioDsff "a d,
4 ID. HOLBROOk d co, VII seh,
- tt ESOAY Aug 49, AZ 10 ecloct y ..e
No "a Pearl-.t CaTpe,s OIL Cloas, M~'trf Dil
se beng ha!aree ~ the STOCK Il lsfge o@f'i ecsss
st removing con,,tax " Brussels, thfse-fy in.f.~
AID Vsseg - Carpets, Table and !'sao Ss'S''' ~
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Arrived.

L. NAL steamer Baltic. (o.ls'nrS I'm Liverpool
Aug .t2e p NJ mdso o. T. X Collins.
snip Harvard tof Boston, Lane ln C.llao ADui 17tl,
70 = Bartlett June 1871. LAT a. s Ion ~ 10
Franc.sco would Sop ~ Clao 10 recruit; Jay o. :
loI a. W spoke prnsSsn brig NoTna, I'm Antwerp for
Nara.also shed 10 b. reported july 18Th Lar 2o on
"a - angcd signals with large An steamship i
South under sail and She painted black with
Shlp Chcsro. of b ,n) DICKS .3} Iags I'm Cl'iao.
snaao 70 , bs,,.c't Mly -, Oh Naps t,n, say 'h.p
ion 6t ~. saw ship konsireton, fn hanlla Aug iai
3, 3D. ion % 20 boarded bY whaling bark Otto a. aud
f New hedi ad from cruise, Last rom : Helena - IFS
Nth Loco SIP
dcnas sue!r aud mela>,es 70 mas,r TIE j. J.. rms
home - 'hs Grow Of bark Mar Lowell. lot P'rlni
Which o'a wrecked near Card, mas on ora1ou, 2nh
Brg Enpo,nm dr. Cou,or. u ds un. P.iou,c coal to
ing PTorhe,. (Belg vonlerwe7Aen. sd, fm Antwerp
mdse - Fuuche Menoke
Brr VIM Crawford Brookuss 10 ds I'm Gardiner, ls,a-
Brs + Minds Perry. days from Gardiner, IumosT 20
master.
Bur OREGON Rr) Carey Is ds I'm Penzance, clay. a..
20 Barclay I.NIngs'on
Schr Hano,er Worth, d, TN Richmond flour to c II
Schr Ayando q mas;ed) Hodsuns 70 DIS from Ga-li-
ne, lumber, found 10 Kingston
Schr { Siraiton, lof Phladelpmal Wesfcott, Sasga
Ia Granje molasses 20 Moses TAYLOR Sid. with bars
OSpray for Montreal Aug th. OF Cape FLORIDA, spoke
hre AlynonSo I'm PeBsaclla t1r Boston.
Schr Nary Lanedun, Holmes, d. I'm. Rock1nt, lime
schr Spring Bird ;nev) DAYS hn. Rcckland hme 8,
Schr Meridian. Hart days from Rockllnd. Lime to
master
Schr Gertrude Horton HallecA ds fn. Rocsland. lime
master
Schr Noarmahsl Kendall DAY, fu Rockland. lime TO
EaSieT
Schr Massachusetts, Hicks, d. To- RooSland. lime 20
master
Schr Superior. Grover days from Rockl2nd. hu.a 10
master.
Schr Lucy White, Tore d., I'm Rocs'and, granite go
| : Government
schr Challenrc. - u.s. fn RooAland gra,as to
1 Government
Scbr Nen5nv Vs,c, I, A. I'm Roe.I.nG rr,n,e Ia l. :
Government.
Schr John A D.r Alien, DIS In Haruich, lime TO
master
Schr Magyar Halves ds. fn Rocshnd
SchT Sea Flower, DAYTON. Dis I'm Alexandra. coal
Schr Gen. Cas- Mlller. 3 d. I'm kockland. lime
Schr Sea Lion. Brown, is I'm. Rockland Line
Schr Witch. new YACHT InveN Boston.
Sloop X ger Williams, Rhodes. Providence
Sleep Oregon. Sturses. Providence
SAILkD-S;sanshlns Pae,nc, Ne. Liverpool FLORIDA
Lyon. Saranndhi S,utherner. Dc,ns0u. Charleston.
Shps-ST Robert Peel. Chadwick. London Admrai, Bit
fen, haSro, Columbia. Buyer Liverpool. inverse, Bird.
dc Bar Mara Park. Malseilles brig Laureue. May-
hew, Belize. Hon
WIND A TunS.f
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Stages for Siuam and Freehold vii run ~ connection
With the boat Stages 10 convey passengss 10 al parts 81
the country
~ Al persons forbid trur the h,cv' bat 90 mo
account OF the OHnsfs aus Jun
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G,a7ssers4 Aus ; Al ArioI.. R.est lil-.@ H.sy-L.
csstsr, sse1aer, ~ -lae.. ~, .laa F.,o
iAeal. agc - Mar lsvr. lof ..rfftrh g.
Se1a l. He ~ Gheh;-aad A.. trn. pts4ae.Ih-s t3r
El7sFs. ve.,nr Nes-CrisAl.s ~ s. P,;s-.r4-r 81
d: Nc hancs. Own. Malco-n Ne~-lors.
EriAe Edldy-;els July -Fi.ss -Llt+'s - i''.ii1'
oz .le Eddgs,s-s jas c-Af- F.. t--ire-e So, So
,Ne7,so--. a .-Arr Green, Nh So. is,-5eo. 4 2
Csriir, Avg SD S.souy, H-.ieF Sss-itfs' Fsis'-
Lrv,r7ooL A4c AR. Geor., Green. Rsiuan. Mo@r'e
s. John. y b. Puroua, -. 10 hATo.s. =
Sierhsn's. sd "a. Clara. ArrsndlA- Haas. Ala'e
n.th R,nieT. x tirsoa. sh.1sg1a
Clsdt, Aas ar Alsal Car. N.fs S.i -. @ =
scaiteTY Roads Aur AR R.as,-- -. Y W.
hslias-. Aus ar D-a.cEe Ma t4lt..rD-. 81
s.rorsaes. J-lr 3i-SIG Iirie y. Air.,.ea. y Ye-.
Pr Isdeiai a. ii5ia.1n' p. ',ii, '
Helgoe,. Jolly 3l-Ar- { .r,uIa. Br,.e. V "
NISp. Jaiy i1-AT Hads1a. Vac y orleans - 81 D.
dz .g'h presaglo Vemcz Charest Ple1. Hlrt- do,
Juaiaia MaIis.aal 10 al IN Bare ,ra. l,h Yllage
va Clats. Charleston for B1rcr'1La ef'l. JlcC For-
nsco Orlesns To- Barcelona e-h Re- oion. Fare
Girai,af. july 'e~4rr 0rs.4 F-a- Genoa. and CD
for lcrs. I'D. Liza NILS Ce;.e, AID ca ~ y YORK
Trieste llg 5.Ar- lpc-l1- Bs. rot. II lvtle ~
Sglphde, Zenas, Ma,anzas @s'h A:-.n-t n "-si.nS'o
From Loyd's Lst ka-a
Grayesend-Sd s.. MoChAn.cs' Own. Nsfou, New
I1rs.
Dea-A-r. 3.s; Magnus. srasioG. 81, Aho.n flr Ne
Rc%ten Fra.k Johnson -. Bos,sa -: ar and sd
Southampton. Tinker Ncw-Yrx.
portsno thar. Is. NICtc-a. Chan. N. Ncy-lcss
and sailed f0r London
Nespsr-Ar. 3st, Natal Thompson, Mgryhy. LIVER
pol for Charleston 1t. Jun@'a Lawrence London i1r
Nev-York SD Sis yorktown. Siorer. Portland L :
LIyerpoolArr st. Cleaner. Dut-r. Innidat Junista,
Bunh2n. New Orleans. Triton. smith. Aoalachcoa. CITY
ofClaSgoW. a. Pm ladcphia DANIEL Nsts,e~ Howard
Boston d. Canada. ls Boston. Sd 3st. Laura. Mes
suri.r Demerara.
Clyde-Sld 3ls-. S;ailra Mersc. Las.on. N.w-Yor,
Huil-ATr goth. johanna, No-d luc>-. Pa iatelpfa f.
Sauser. Hess. New NorN
Cadiz-- An July 3. CogseY Corn Boston
Ceft.-Arr gfth. Terra. AlleEo. Ners- Ntrk
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Fs9ar bis Nleaf, "a. Cora, 81 SsrLs ,H.
kSC..-. 53,t6l l2,us l15Ni $3.50
ISsl..-..- 76S, $3.50 S2l.sis
Inc -90,s96 45.2Ss 1890 Dee $3.50
The aggregate quantity of the same articles let al
tide. wafer from the commencement OF navigation 20
The 18th August, inclusive during the wears 1850 and
1851, is as follows;
EYorr AIS Wheat 5a Cora ~ Bories. b.
ls30-.... ss0,Ss6 4i090l 2.2O3,,2o iS,953
1851 -l6is.iSS lloS,,a5 isl5.5ti lass
Inc -. 667,,97 66i,soi 2,6ll Sis Dec. y. SOS
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles len at
tide water from The commencement of navigation 10
the Ath August, inclusive, during the wears lei9 and
1881, Is as follows
Flour. bels. WAeai, sa. corn, lis B@y'ey, b.
lsle l,sl1.s-l 16le0s 9.lS6al> loo. 4S0
1851 .- i6s>.lsS llo.7tS t,sl5,SH ll4.S>5
Inc. 4S0SIs SN,35. l,S,s,59o 1895
BY reducing the Wheat to Flour, the quantity Of
the latter le At Underwater this wear, compared With
,he corresponding period OF Las, year, shows an IN
crease Of sOo. 10Y barrels OF Flour
The following table shows The quantity Of some OF
the pYincipa articles Of produce lcft Al Underwater
from the commencement " navigation 10 The IAN OF
August, inclusive, during the years 1912 LOO DAYS
ISsl II. days 1851. lol DAYS
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Deal. AuG a caSs II talloH u-rNgd \. 81 +.
No o. lrS t98. picked up 10Th July = 81 W fr
the Zen0tla Jacb son. arrived IN the Downs.
Que. n>tovn. Aug The Monarch arrived here f-'m
ShlIghai observed American ship Clspr straits. rs
grounded supposed her O. De which hal l.f ta;
port before her Tor London.
Kllrush. Aug The Triumph. from AmeTi-a 90 Liner
running nto that n, unded noon Hog Island,
tut expected of II diSchargng part NJ her cargo
Bremen AUg IA schooner full of wafer dsmi>ted aud
abandoned. wrh part u tar board. has accn
picked np q deTelct. AID earned nt7 fcdierNa den.
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y BRANCH OCEAN HOUSE, PORT WASHING
TON, MOUNTS and BROWNS DOCK, (AfaliHtssal
HlGHIAkD DOCK. and RID BANK fis And
.l4en'E steamboat THOMAS HUNT, Cap' 4 ~ iiaggsf-
VIII leave Ses' side Peck-sR Per Eat vsT follows
Nlkk WE IAnIIHI
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MINIATURE ALI.SAc-.-.THIS DAY.
srv-Fse g. q sets % S. NOON-Rses 10 ga
HiGH WATER August a.
sand Ilc,k , Sd GOV island ~ % Hell Gate GGm
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Sales bp Autlicn.

u d NASH. Auctioneof
MORTGAGE SALE OF the FUkNI-
VI TCRE 81 Raihbuns Hotel THIS DAY fhoaday
n 20 O'Clock - 80 isJ Broadway, 10 con.nustoa "
former sale the balance II the Furniture Of tns Hou"
comprising general assortment Of Pafiof AID chann
Furniture Anl1 "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-06
DRY GOODS.
NJEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !!


IN The subscribers now receiving and open
ing one ofthe largest and most desirable stocks Of
Goods ever offered the public in this place
The attention Of the Ladies is respectfully invi-
ted to their selection Of Dress Goods, consisting in
par, of plain and fancy Silks Satin De Chine. FIG
Mouslins and Cashmere. French Merinos OF the
best quality; plain Mousins and Cashmcres all CO.
lor.. Alpaccas in great variety. Bombszne of supc-
rior quality. Party Dress Goods French Bmbroide-
ries. Hosiery, Gloves, Hd'k'fs, Ribbons; Mousiin
Flounces. new article; Silk and Woollcn Vests,
&c. sc.
Gentlemen viii End in stock a selection OF
Cloths. Cas.irneres and Vestings, unsurpassed in
this MARKET also fancy and plain Scarfs, Cravats,
Gloves &c all descriptions, silk and linen Hd'kfs,
Susnendcrs: Mcriuo Skirts, the finest ever in this
market; Collars, &c. &c.
Our supply Of heavy Woollens il large ard wei
worthy The attention Of those having servants TO
clothe: Blankets. at all prices Dome sites. very
cheap Calicocs, in great variety; large stock OF
Carpctng and Rugs.
We ask that all in want Of goods. viii give our
stock an examination as confident of selling to
those who will do so. Our Goods are NEW, and
have been purchased with the greatest care, and
we are determined TO sell thcsa.
Country Merchants will find itSo disadvantage to
give our stock an examination, we will sell upon
as good term. as any house in the State. All we
ask is TINT you favor US with call.
Octq-ts COLHOUN & HOLT.
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GROCERIES, &c.
r 4 M. HOLLINs, ARE RI

r q M. III o l. LlNS, ARE RE-
y caring ard hare IN store their Fall supply con-
sisting in part Of
$50 Spanish Hides,
800 sides Sole Leather,
100 do upper Leather.
40 doz. calf skins,
e5 do pink Lining Skins,
$50 pair heavy Broguss,
10 barrels cider Vinegar,
Is tons country rolled Iron,
| do bstered Steel.
do Shear and cast Steel,
3 do castings,
Is hhds. p. R. and N. o. Sugars,
do St. Croix DO
Is do and barrels Molasses,
Is boxes Loaf Sugar,
o5 bbs crushed and powdered and clar do,
1a0 bags Rio and Laguira Coffee,
is do old Java do
S do Mocha do
800 kegs cut Nails to 60 dy
10 do Wrought do
10 dozen painted Buckets,
Is do corn Brocu;s,
5000 lbs. cotton Yarn,
Domestic, calico, linscy and fulled cloth for ser
wants wear, pepper spice, ginger, mace, cloves
nutmegs and cinnamon, extra fine gun powder tea
bed cords and plough lines. which they are dis
posed to sell on the most accommodating terms, OF
exchange for country produce. They solicit a cal
from their friends and the public.
IA,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-06

Az "Olp Cock" Gosy.-Wc place no restraint
upon our sorrow IN recording the death Of tie large
shan-hae cock If Mr. William Stow. our worthy
D, q master. and late chairman Of the committee on
fowls. Ne die three day. since while mou ting
Hc had watched fram day to day his wandering glo-
rc. rs tail feather after tailfcarher fell to the gno-
bic earth and IN the depth Of his humiliation was
crowrd over by .anian rooster hard by. Ills
proud spirit was hurblcl. Tho hens, who had 50
often regarded him with respect. with all the HEX
lsness of their sex cucad him from under the cur
rant bushes and pretended to be very buy scratch
ing whenever his stately iorrn-stnte'y even in his
wrcck-sfaikei like snrrowful shadow ly. AT
Inst a light breeze sprngidg Up, he walked out to
obtnn its rvivifying inaucncr, bot the breeze took
his las, tail feather, the bantam ncghbor uttered
shrill crow, tie hons tittcred and the chickens
".nickercd right ont This wa. the drop too much.
Hi. proud heart broke-he fell. be died rude
er.vs was ,coopcl Ia the ground. and he was burr
ed; hut ills true that return 20 the source
from whence they sprung then is this Slnnghae cock
r-igning hi ,h-cocd-olorun among the Celestial
fowls la oil the 'fi;.s aud featasrs' Of royalty.
Spring ei RfEAb.
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1ICHMoND 1DVERTIsEMENTs.


nANlEL n. LONDON, lMPOR.
IL TER OF FRENC II, GERMAN AND Eng
LISH GOODS, AND DEALER IN AMERICAN
DRY GOODS offers for sale, for cash, or to pune
,ual customers. upon the usual credits, large as
,ortment Of Shawis and ladies' wrappings. In the
stock win be found a few Bavarian Long shawls, Ut
costly character
Cashmere. and and Mouslin de LANES. sonic most
exquisite styles and very costly, as well as the
French Prints-these designs are OF the very best,
and the coors and patterns entirely new
French Hats and Cloths
Paris Ca.smeres and yestings, superb and very tas-
ty.
Cloths and black Docskins, in all styles
German Hosiery, very low
Gloves and Suspenders
Blankets. in every style and color some Bed bian-
kets. of the most expensive kind
Silk Goods for Dresses
a few Antique Dresses in patterns
Check'd and brocadc colored Silks
Black Italian and French Silks, cheaper than here
toforc,
Domestic Goods. niade in virginia-3-i and ~
Shcctngs and Shirfings. As these Goods have come
into my hands under peculiar circumstances. they
will be furnished my customers ut half to one cent
the ward less than the factory prices.
Virginia Made Cioaks-6-4 at 81 IS. and Ga black
coatngs ut rs cts. These are the best Cloths, and
the cheapest ever sold in the State As the lot is
small, speedy application from those who desire
No. goods at small price, viii be best
In F7anncis and Kcrseys, the stock will BIO large
Keniacky Jeans and Ifoolens-My impressions
are that in these STYLES floods. the trade will find
the very best bargains ever offered.
Laces, Collars and Cg6s-London made-vcry
handsome and cheap Caters and London top Goats.
in all styles As it may be useful merely classify
some Of the styles in the assortment, have done so;
but no one who the market to buy any goods
ought to fail to examine stock g. buy such goods
as they need, because they cheap as they can
be bought anywhere, being imported. far asprac-
ticable bv myself and selected with express refs-
renee to the Virginia North Carolina and Tennes-
see trade.
The merchants and others who need Goods in
quantities, are informed that by arrangement
which las been Completed their orders win he exc
cu,ed for any styles of goods and delivered in Rich
mond. Their orders will be executed by one of the
largest and most reliable American Commission
Houses resident in London; and in every instance
the original invoices viii be produced and verified
and the exact cost of every order charged for, and
Custom House duties paid here, fthe parties desire
it. The goods, when thus ordered, must be paid
for upon their landing, and in every instance must
be MT the risk of those who order them.
~ All the papers in Virginia that copied my
Spring advertisement, viii copy this
Aug IS-}m.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-06

NlRGlNIA. tO.Wta:-Ar Rules holden
Y in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court Of the
Corporation Of Lynchburs. Monday. the 9Th OF
October 1851.
Nelson A. Paterson and John W. Lowry. admin
i.trators of Tripleu E. Lowry, deed, Plaintiffs.
against.
Timothy Ives and George Scott, partners doing
business under the style and firm Of Ives 4 Scott
and the Va and Tennessee Railroad Company.
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is to obtain decree foT
1885 TO- with interest thereon from the Sd of July
1851. acdged to be due from the defendants, I've.
& Scott 70 the Plaintiffs. and to subject debts and
effects in the hands ofthe Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad Company to the payment thereof;-and,i il
appearing by affidavit. that the defendant Timothy
Ives is no. resident Of this State. it s orcred that
the said dcfendent do appear here within one month
after due publication Of this order and do what Is
necessary to protect his interest, and tint copy
Of thi, orier be Published in the Lynchbury Vir.
gilman oace a week for four successive weeks. and
posted at the front door of the Court House in this
Corpo-a,ion on the first day Of the next Corpora
ZION court. A coPy-te.te
D. ROBES, Clerk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-06

from Ar German Of Soalisr BY Sir "a
rsri Bai~cr Lyttoa.
From out this dim and gloomy hollow.
= Where hang the cold clouds heavily,
Could but gain the clew to follow.
How tlesscd would the journey be!
AIoit see fair dominion.
80 Through time and change nll vernal still
But where the power, md what the PlDion.
To gain the cvcr-bloomiag hill,
Afsr hear the music ringing
The lailiug sounds ofhesven.repose.
And the light gales are down~ard bringing
The sweets OF aowers the mountain knows
l scc"she fruits all golden-gowing
B~ckon the glossy leaves between.
And a'er the blooms that there are blowing
N,r blight nor winters wrath had been.
Tn sun. that shine forever yender.
Der hrlds that fade not sweet to Gee;
The very winds rist there may wander.
How healing f,nst their breathing be.
But IL between us rolls q river.
Ger which the tempest raves;
I feel the sonl within mc shiver
81 To gsre upon the gloomy waves.
A rocking boa. mine eyes discover,
Bat woe IA M. the pilot falls.
10, boldly In. undauntcd over!
And trust the lie that ssells tic 'silfi
.Taou must bciiepe, and thou must r-a'ure.
10 f'.ailes. istii thy safety dacls;
By miracles alone rcn enter
The glorious land of miracles,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-06
1T1IfE sUgsCREBEFss HAVE IN

Il store large and well assorted stock OF GRo
CERES and DRY Goops, which they will sell at the
lowest rates for Cash or in exchange for Produce.
In il mny be foun1-
Prime aud choice Brown Sugars,
Loaf Crushed, Powdered and Clar'd. do,
Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee,
Superior Green and Blk. Tea,
Alamantinc and Tal!ow Candies.
Window Glass and Putty.
Box. Lining and common Naiis,
Rolled. strap and country Bar Iron,
Cast shear and Bistcrel Steel,
Axes, Spades and Shovcls,
Sporting and blasting Powder,
10 bills pure Tanners Oil--together with a
good assortment of Domestics. Prilts, Lawns and
Summer Good Hats, Shoes and Boots.
Persons visiting this place for the purpose ofrur-
chasing goods will do well to give a call before
purchasing. TlNSLEf u TAILOR.
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