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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-20
THE TIME,IF EVER

- EOu iitb NbNi LlbbnAL bNNpth
agrment bestowed me by the good people
of Lynchburg. and the surrounding country, while
was agent for the Lynchburg manufacturing Com
pany l tender my sincere thanks, and beg forgive
ness for the manner in which the accounts made
.,y myself were collected which was no means as
desired by me. And whilst my connection with
the company has been anything but profitable 10
mel desire to act out the old adage, that where
man loses his money is the place find it, and TO
do that | would inform the good people of Lynch
burg as well as the surrounding country, that !
have determined open General Commission
ifoasc, directly ON she Basin, for the purpose of
irving the experiment, and il the good people will
help me- l will succeed and mistake.
have attached to my house of the best
Lumber Yards in town, which viii be in few days,
we'll enclosed, and | would solicit share of the
Lumber that comes to town, for which will use
avery means in my power obtain the best prices
the market will afford. well as Flour, Corn. &c,
&c Aiso-the receiving and forwarding ofGoods.
Wares and Merchandise to be shipped in every di-
Teciion am bound to think, if my old friends Of
Roekhridgc, as well as my other good friends ofiho
Valley, whilst was member OF the concern of
!Crcwdson & Jones, charlottesville Factory. Va,
viii give me atrial, that | advance their inter-
rst. rs have formed such connexion withthe Boats
running from this place To Richmond thar they can
ship through me to or from Richmond. upon such
terms as think will promote tier interest giving
them the advantage of both markets. ! intend to
kecpa good supply OF Lump as well as Ground Plas-
Ger on haad which | viii sell low for cash. 1t is
bound to be for cash until find my money.
JAMES 5. CREWDSON.
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nLANETT,S RITTERS GRE

Il ate a healthy action Throughout The body, re-
store the appetite, equalize the circulation, give
tone and energy to the system and create power
OF resistance disease in all It's forms rarely TO be
obtained They will perform a speedy and perma-
nent cure of Dyspepsia Indigestion, E2otuleaey
General Debility, Lirer Compicia and all the train
of symptoms commonly called nervous Ggeciio ems.
HEADACHE viii be Immediately relieved by
the use Of this invaluable compound, which is pure
ly reeesa5ie, and is adapted to all ages and condi-
tions Females will find in this delicate and pala-
table preparation, a combination Of Tone, iheyq
lire and Areyicnt qualities, peculiarly adapted to
their systems The specific action that this article
has on the Lirer and Dges'irc Organs, renders it
complete Aafidote for Ferey and Ague and Bilious
and Typhus FercrS,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-20
To AIneliI.


When stars are in the quiet skies,
Then most | think Of thee;
Bend on me, then, thy tender eyes,
A. stars shine on the sea;
For thoughts Ike waves that glide BY night,
Are siillest when they shine;
Mine earthly love lies hashed in light
Beneath the heaven of thine.
There Is an hour when angels keep
Familiar wateh o'er me.I;--
When coarser souls are wrapped in sleep,
Sweet spirit, meet me then;
There is an hour when holy dreams
Through slumber fairest glide,
And in that angel hour it seems,
Thou should'st be by my side.
For thoughts of thee too sacred are
For daylight common beam;
l can but know thee as my star,
Ny angel and my dream
When stars are in the quiet skies,
Then most think Of thee,
Bend on me, then, thy tender eyes.
As stars shine On the sea. w. 5. II.
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DRANDRETH's PsLLs.-A MEDI

4 a y
~ cine which for ninety-two years has proved
worthy of all confidence medicine universal in its
powers OF geo 10 man. infant often look
ed upon as blessing sent from heaven to save life
may il be duly appreciated.
''But," some one says "hqy can any medicine be
useful in all casesln We answer, this one medicine
purifes the blood and disease effect us
when the blood is pure all disease is cured by pu-
rifying the blood. Suppose the stomach is affected
All the symptoms show great Prostration of its
strength; il is capable of digestng the food
have wind in our stomach--sour notwithstanding
pain scraping sensations at the pit of the stoul-
ach. These symptoms remaining cause the greatest
prostration Of the powers of the mind, as well As
those of the body-and if speedily removed they
will cause other dangerous symptoms, such as
Paralysis St. Wins Dance Epilepsy, Rheuma-
tisn-morc generally. ho,seyer Cholera Morbus,
Dysenteg, it may be obstinate costiveness, ter
muating in violent sickness fthe stomach and not
untrcquently in inflammation of the Bowels.
How important ii is, then, that these first symp-
toms be removed and one or two doses of Brand
reth's Pills would generally effect this oh ect but it
should be remembered that they arc always applica-
Bile, and should be used until health is fully restored
AS they viii surely cure sooner than any other
remedy, and when we have health through them it
is patch work-it is genuine cure-one that
will not deceive
For sale, wholesale and retail, by D B. Payne &
Brother Lynchburg, Va.
Oct 2S-wts
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DR0FESsOR RARRY,s-TRTCO

l. paefoas, Me9iaaied Compound, for Restor-
ing, Preserving and Beautiyins the Hair, Eradica-
ing Scuri and Dandruf, and Curing Diseases Of the
Skin. Glands and Muscles, Stings, GUS Bruises
Sprains etc, etc. The following testimonial.
selected from hundreds of similar import viii serve
to show the value of the preparation and the est
nation in which ii is held BY those who have given
it trial
The following testimonial is from Mr. Mum, edi-
tor of the Scientific American. Comment on such
evidence is unnecessary.
NEw York, Feb 2i, 1919.
BARRr's TFlc0EHERous--An article that we take
pleasure in awarding the highest commendations.-
We do not do it upon the recommendation Of 9th
crs but from our own personal knowledge Of its ef
tects upon the hair; while it tends to keep il heal
thy, soft and glossy it also removes dsndruf, pre-
vents grey hair and invigorates its growthin man
ner uneqnalled by any other composition known to
us. person only needs TO on bottle to be
convinced of this truth.
Sold in large bottles, at the principal Office
price 25 cents-No. 1877 Broadway, New York -
For sale by the principal Merchants and Druggists
throughout the United States and Canada. and bv
JOHN II. SEAY. Druggist.
March 3-wSw I.ynchbnrr. Va.
ron
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Richmond AdvcFtiseInents.
MILL,

II ON 9Th street. near the Petersburg Depot,
Richmond, Virginia, is in good order, managed by
a superior paper maker, and is turning out Print
ing Paper, Qfor news) single and double medium.
envelope and wrapping paper, equal in quality and
as low in price, as any mhnuiactory in the United
Suites.
On hnnd, good assortment of Cap and Letter,
fancy colors for pamphlet covers; Manila, Of yari
Gus Sizes Ia first article for packing newspa-
pers, &c. } blue and brown cotton yarns paper, &c.
Orders for any description, of any weight and d.
mcnsions, executed at the shortest notice.
~ Wanted, Linen and Cotton RAGS, for
which the cash will be paid delivery the MIL
renittances made directed. NH l3wSw
sszs--sIIHIEt DAILY LINEOF PACK
- - EFT BOATS FOR LYNCHBuRG.
On and after the Sd March, our Packets will leave
Richmond daily at 3 A. NJ, (Sundays excepted, }
and arrive in Lynchhurg, lag miles. next day at s,
p. NJ. Fare through; 80 so.
RETURNING
Weave Lynchburg every evening Al 81 o'clock.
(cxcept Saturday and arrive in Richmond in 32
hours.
Passengers for the North save one day by taking
this route, as the Boats arrive in Richmond the
cond morning in ample time to breakfast and take
the Northern cars and also in time to connect with
the Norfolk Boats and the Petersburg Morning Cars.
Passengers for Cumberland c. VI. and Farmville,
and also for Charlottesville, win leave in the Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday Boat Fare to Char-
lottesvie g.
BOYD, EDMOND s. DAVENPORT.
Feb g7-ts
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Plagiarism.

We find IN the New Orleans Delta Of 18th instant
the following very pretty lines, furnished for that
paper BY its correspondent. an original contrib'-
ton The lines are cepied--stoien boday-frnm
one Of Sir E. L. Bulwers novels, 1--WE forget which,;
and VIC advise the literary authorities Of the CTes-
cent City TO brand eW. s. H. with p. on each
check Il Edi'or Tugirian.
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NJ ARRLE HEANUFACTOgY.

M GEOKGE FAtIAN Il BKVITER, NcHlp-
tors, Markct Street, LyRclbyre,. fa.-Mouuments,
Mautles. Tomhs and Head Stones, Table aud Cuur-
ter Tops, and House w ork in general, executed in
all its branches in the best manner for public and
private buildings. Terms moderate.
Ian lG-6m
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it will be seen that 55 cts per mile run
is the lowest, and that might have resulted
from peculiar circumstances, as no other
case is known of the cost Of transportation
and repairs, on a road falling below so
cents per mile run. The value of distance
saved increases Of course with the increase
of tlis cost. Take the lowest sum in the a.
bove table, and suppose SIX trains to pass
over each mile daily for 305 days, and we
have sl204 so, which being the interest
on 100000; this last is the value of one
mile saved ona read Which has three trains
each way daily.
These are the data which have been as
sumed to govern the location Of the Mem
phis and Charleston railroad, not because it
was believed that no more than three trains
each way daily would be required for the
business of the road, but because the diff
Guilty Of raising the capital necessary to
complete the work, made it imprudentto go
higher. But if there were SIX trains each
way daily, and there arc now more than
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-20
TERRY & SIIIELDS,1
Miscellaneous.

MI NOTHCE.--SEcT. l. BE 1T ORDAINED by
L y the Common Council Of the Town Of Lynch
burg, That al toe next annual election of Common
Councilmen and Aldermen for said Town. the Ser
geant shah cause poll to he opened in each Ward
for person, being freehoider in and resident Of
the Town, to serve as Mayor Of the Town for one
year from the date Of said election or until his
ce ssor shall be elected. And the person receiving
the largest number Of all the votes given shall be
declared duly elected to fill said office.
In obedience to the foregoing ordinance, shall
hold an election, in each Ward, in the town Of
Lynchburg, on the first Tuesday in April next, at
the places heretofore appointed take the poll FOL
Aldermen and Common Counemen Of said town,
for Mayor, to twelve months from the day OF
election. HENRY DuNNINGTON,
Sergeant ellie Corporation n Lyaet5'~g.
NH Tn-t1A
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cTOP TrIE RUNAWAYs.--iiann1

~ way from the subscriber the 18th January
last, two negro men, by name MERRfGOLD and
HLLLLAM. Merrigold is about 2S or 30 years of
age very black, feet or 9 inches high, with good
teeth, little knock-kneed, when spoken TO is per
fcclly collected aud shews no sign Of surprise;
when walking carries himself very straight, and
steps rather shorter than is common for a man Of
his stature; his upper cyeashes curl which think
is easily discoyerable; take him altogether he is
good looking negro.
William is about "a or % years Of age Of low sta
ture, say about 5 feet or inches high he is also
black, very well made, somewhat bow legged, and
when walking his feet are "a good deal turned out
and commonly has brisk walk; has small ears and
short nappy hair, his voice is harsh, and articutes
slowly; he may be called a good looking negro
Their dress, when they went of, domestic
rwillcd CLOTH cotton warp and yarn filling of excel
lent quality u new wool hat, aud the soles Of their
shoes nailed with what are called hob nails have
not heard Of them since they went off, hence | con-
ciude they have left the neighb1rhood. ] have no
doubt that they have obtained spurious passes or
forged free papers, and have by that and
through the medium of free negroes, or otherwise
been introduced into employment some Of the
public works now in progress, either on the Canal
above Lynchburg, the Lynchburg and Tennessee
Railroad or on the Richmond and Danville Rail-
road; they may be employed in some of the Boats
on the Canal or River, runaways frequently are
! will give u reward Of twenty dollars for the APP
prehension of either of them, lodged in Jail 50 that
get him in possession, thirty for each of them
if delivered to at my place of residence prov-
ded they apprehonded out of the county Of Pow
latan within the limits Of the county, dollars
for each or twenty for both.
JOHN GILLIAN,
Nlaiden's Adventure, Powha,an county.
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Esgssz.sa oFFICE OF TMEyIR.

- OfNih AND 4E-NNESSEE
Rail ROAD COMPANY. LYNCHBURG,
March 9th lS51.-The Board of Directors Of
this Company, have ordered requisiton Of
Five Dollars per share upon all the stock which
has been subscribed payable the 18th April next,
being the ll;h upon the old subscribers and Sd up
on the new. Aud further requsition of Five Dol
lars per share payable on the fst May next. being
the 18th upon the old subscribers and dth upon the
new, Delinquents will be required 70 my interest
in all ra.es y e. MORRISON
March Io-tlM Treasurer.
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Srrrvcrrr1n I,rnn % 1s5C

DEAR SIR: 1t gives me much pleasure to state,
that the Dyspepsia with which my wife has been SO
long troubled. arising from inaetion of the Liver,
has been entirely overcome. and cured by the use
of your invaluable preparation of Bitters, and for
your kindness in Recommending them, please ac-
cept my thanks. Your ub't serv't.
c. L. LEECH.
AgsHts-William t. Hicks & Co. l49 and Isl
Front Street, New-York. For sale BY
Sent 36-w6m q LYMAN
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eszs-,rEuT.t DAILY LINEOF PACK
New-York Advertisements.

INI NEW YORK.-THE SUBSCRIBER TEN
ders his services to the Manufacturers of Lynch
burg, Campbell, Bedford, Franklin, Pittsylva-
mia, Henry and Patrick counties, for the sale
Of their Manufactured Tobacco, in the New
York market, and respectfully refers to the fol-
lowing houses in Lynchhurg:
Messrs Mcdaniel & Lee Butler & Newllall, and
A. B. Rucker, Esq, &c, &c.
HENRY LUDLAM,
Isl Front Street, Corner Maiden Lane.
Eab IO-13t
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,CCMOOL.--A YOU'VE WAN, WIZ

~ is qualifcd to teach The Lutin, Urcck, and
French languages. and Mathematics, including Al
zebra and Geometry, and who has had some exFe-
ricnce in teaching, wishes to procure immediate
employment in that line OF business for the remain
der Of the year (say or monrhs.) Communion
tcns addressed (post paid) to |. II. W., New Lon
don, Campbell county, Va. will be promptly arten-
ded to. He will give satisfaction Is his ability
To teach and his moral character. To prevent un-
necessary communications he will say that he must
have salary at the rate OF $500 and board foa ten
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+ OsT OR MIsLAID, q

IL a6th Febrsary last. Check. given by Jno ?
Wright TO the subscriber. for 500. since which
time said check has been paid. This is to forwarr
all persons from trading for said check as he holds
a sufficient receipt for the same.
mar I3-w3w JAMES J. CRADDOCK.
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DEAR SIR; / have used the article OF Plancit's
Bitters and have derived great benefit from them.
have been subject for years past TO the Ftrer and
AgRe, hut since tue ntrod clon OF your Bilters,
have entirely escaped my usual attacks, and can
with confidence recommend them OF the best
Tones in use Respy yours
C.N BUNDING
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HHARTER OAK LIFE lNSU-
~ RANCE COMPANY, HARTFORD,

No f-f- r.asff
consnc ',, r,r;,aI and ~,
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n The state presents adj
" o'e' -, ~ a..pred nns,rr,assed BIZ
na'as,rs '..,,, anu IL ,hc Uuted States. Con-
'"'s. :. a'y ,ba min, stock aud ,nu,u,l
ua'''ns " sf 10 hencs,s and PRIVILEGES of
pi'i' y eo''.'i'es ,;,b on,y the expeases ~
TWO distnci eo"il'"-"
one. ~. I,.,,r,,,co i basaa nm so,nd
ne PRINT .nd ad,n;,s ~ No. v,,;,-
tnai"ensi,' 80, he ,,r;r,ay ,h;oe,
uoh. eu'u"a"., IN a.. I,,,.;,,.. ~ ~,
"pe opea'ie", - -, ca, ho ado,,.d and
...,.., q. ~, ;,s,,red ad ,,c,ro.
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y.yrI .c. t..,,.,,,,.. :; =, sce,,ro ,ho 10.
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f"..y - te =: -. -, ..I,I - .
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A YEg,s CHERRY PECT0RAL,

"A Far fLe c,,re NJ Covcbs. CoLis. Hoarse0css
Broscli is. Croup. 1shma. JyAooDiog Congh and
Copsayag.;o ;ou.-ln offering TO he community tlis
nsly celebrated remedy. il is not our wish to trile
with the aflicte-but frankly and faithfully To lav
before them some orthe evidences of its cures.
from which thev can Judge for themselves. The
following testimony is not from men of whom we
have never heard, but mon known to the world
and the world respect their opinions:
From Bcnj Silnnn. NJ. D.. l.. J.. d.. etc. Pro
icssor Of Chemistry. Nineralooy Sc. Yale Col
leqc member Of the Lii. Hist Med. Phil. and SCI
cnriGc Societies of America aud Europe: II deem
the Cherry Pectoral an admrable composition from
some of the best articles in the Maieria McIicp.
and very effective remedy for the class of d:cas-
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~ CROSS TiES.--To save the trouble of wri-
ting numerous replies, it is deemed proper thus to
that all bids above 25c. have been reject
cd C. +. NJ. GARNETT,
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re SAFE OF LAMB

y deeds of trust executed 10 me by J. S.
Langhorne and wife and the heirs of Linnous Boil
ling decd, shall, on Saturday, the Goth day of
July, 1851 in front of the market hose in the town
of Lynchburg. sell to the highest bidder for cash,
q Tract OF LAND, containing 73 ACRES, being
part of tract known as Bolling's tract living on
both sides of StovalPs creek, near Warwicls mills
in the county of Amherst snd about half of mile
from tie Canal. This land is well situated for
and grist mill and in other respects desirable.
WM. 7. NANCEY. Trustee
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ALEX. ". NJ GUFFEy. Tnos. u. uoLCoMnE

will attend to all business committed To their care
in the various courts of the city. They viii also
give prompt attention to collections Mr.. McGut
fcv is Commissioner for all the States OF the uuion
TO take dcposiions, &c.
.iadress--McGuilc & Holeombe, Cincinnati, o.
b;o April l--i2m
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The other scheme, which is to have
such an important bearing on the prosperi-
ty of this road, the "Europeannnd Moth
American Railroad" There is a line Of
railroads now in operation from New York.
through Boston to Watcrville in Maine.
distance Of 40 miles. This new Company
propose to extend this line through New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia to Halifax.
passing through the town Of Bangor, Calais
and Truro.
This road will be 4S5 miles and il viii
probably be extended hereafter to Capo
Canso
From Halifax it is proposed to run
steamers TO Galway Bay, on tho western
coast of Ireland, which will he crossed BY
the "Great Midland Railway to Dublin
From Dublin the line OF travel will be cor
tnued, by steamers, across the channel To
llolyhead thence crossing the Menai Straits
by the Britannia Bridge, and to London by
the Chester and Holyhead and The London
and Northwestern ltailwayc. BY this
plan the ocean navigation win be reduced
to 2l65 miles and viii require only FIVE and
IA half days
The whole time required for journey
from New York to London will be "a days.
as will appear from the following detailed
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IBRMS.-Tbe vIneisIAs is Published SEM
16kiy at ~ per annanl ia adeaace. No sulsscfil'-
g = 1ken for shorter time than six months; sni
no * = i discontinued, except at the option Of the
rrop3 crs until all srreafges shall have been paid
Ard nflsEnESrs are inserted for 80 cents per
syaarc lcss) for every inner form insertion, and
554 cenfB{r every outer fthe number Of in
sertions Is ot noted the MS. il wiz br publish
ed till ordered out and charged accordingly.
The YEARLY RArEs arc FOR the privilege Of
two squares sio for one square s25-if inner form
t35 Every yearly advertiser viii be required to
sonsine his advertising bis particular line ofbusi-
ncss and If he exceed the space stipulated for, be
will be charged ratsbly for the excess.
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TKTARD ELECTInN-THE WARD

WARD ELECTEON-THE WARD
w election for six Aldermen, and six Common
Councilman, in each ward, in the town of Lynch
hurg, viii take place pursuant act Of Assembly.
entitled "An act TO amend act entitled an act to
divide the town Of Lynchburg into wards and for
other purposes" passed Feb. 10. $780, on the first
Tuesday in April next, and will be held in Lynch
Ward No /, being all that part Of said town below
The lst alley, extending from the river the 10Th
in the Auction ho4se of Akers & Dillard next
door Ia Exchange Corner; and ia Henry Ward No.
3 being all that part fthe town above lst alley
tending from the river to 18th street. in the house
occupied by VIM. Clavey a Tailor Shop, and op-
positc Sauuel B. Thurman.
Also at the same time and pluce, will be held an
Election for six Ovcrseers ofthe Poor (tlree in each
Ward.) to be residents of and free holders in the
ward Ia which they slall reside and be elected, and
70 for three years from the date of their cleo
lion. HENRY DUNNiNGTON,
4
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Miscellaneous.
VOCAL AND ENsTRUMENTAL

MuSIC.-MRS. MURRAY brgs TO inform
her Pupils that she has removed from her late resi-
drncc on the hill TO Madame Henriques, where
sire viii be hnppy to receive them, attend at
their residences usual.
Jan l3-ts
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=. MAGuIRF. W. c. BANE. J. W. ATKINSON.
NIAGIIIKE. ZANE & 60. EOR.

1Vl H'ARDLNG AND COMMISSION MER-
CHAN1'S, 124 Second Stree. Pits5srFk.-
al advanccs made consignments.
Goods consigned TO care for re-shipment viii
receive immediate despatch.
March 3--3m
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IOsJN &. MURREI.E. ATTORNEY AT

- LAW, CAMPBELL CouRr-IlousE. Va, viii ni-
tend the Courts of Campbell Apponattox and
rti-ylvania, and the Circut Courts of Halifax,
Bedford and I.ynchburg.
Ian l6-wlv
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DAvNTsNG AND DRAWING

u CAPTAIN MURRAY bcgs to inform his Pu-
pills that he will commerce bis second course Of In
.truction in the above beautiful Art, on Tuesday
the l4th inst when he hopes to receive continu-
nnce Off the patronage 50 lhcrally bestowed On him
since his scjoun in LynehbaFg.
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vVO HOUSE KEEPERs-Another sup
TICE no BsDDERs FOR

Il ply of "Crane's Patem Wash Mirtu,en for
sale by the box or single pound: Just to hand.
Mar lots JOHN II. SEAN, Druggist.
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Ii there is any value in the judgmen; of the wise
here is a remedy which the public can depend
Prepared by j. G. Aver, Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
and sold in Lynchburg, by
JOHN II. SEAY. Druggist,
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