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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-06
Important From Northern EEcxi-


Dispatches dated at New Orleans OF
the LIST inst, state that late adviccs have
been received in that city from the Rio
Grande, which represent that on, the 23d
ult, an attack was made on Matamoras by
the insurgents under Carvajal, amounting
TO about 500 men, composed chiefly of Tex
ans; but they were repulsed by the Mexi-
cans, on all sides, and were at last forced
to fall back. Carvaial it is stated, was
hourly expecting reintorccmcnts from Ca
marso, whilst Gen. Avalos, the Mexican
commander, also momently expected the
| arrival of the steamer Neptune, with large
body of Mexican troons destined to rein
force his division.
The whole Instruction is represented
TO be nothing less than stupendous SNUG
Cling movement.
The famous Indian Chief, Wild Cat, is
said to have joined the Government forces,
instead Of the insurgents as before repor-
ted.
The Tampico Dcfensor ofthe sth ultimo
notices a rumor To- the effect that the Mex
lean government having been convinced of
the critical position of the Rio Grande from
tier, had instructed General Avalos to with
draw the prohibitions on commerce and
lower the duties.
The Indians were committing great de
predations in the ncighhorhood of Ell Pa
so.
General Smith was using every exertion
to prevent the American expedition in sup
poft,af the revolutionists from crossing the
Rio Grande. He was also engaged in plan
ming complete change in the system OF
frontier operations against the Indians
Dreadful Acldcm-Mr. Samuel Fore
man. an old and estimab,e citizen of the
lower end Of Hampshire, was recently en-
tangled IN the machinery of bis mill, and
his limbs SO sadly torn that he died ii
twenty four hours.
Hon. Jesse ID. Bright, United States
Senator from Indiana, has recovered from
his late temporary illness. The indianap
oils Sentinel says he was not afflicted witt
paralysis. but with rush Of blood to ,h,
| head
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-06
NEyV GOnDS! NEW GOOnSiI

~ DiREtT fROM EtROPE.--Thc sub
seriber has received portion Of his Fall and win
ter Goods. 1ire' fiom Epnye md IN so~ dave
VII open his entire stock. which when ..n,~' II.
~itbc the largest md most commanding eve. 40
IN l.ynehburs, and nj unusually low p,iaas, he
Ladies ind
Rich Brocado Silks, (the hundsomcs in t.~u,
p" Cloudod % Connecting just uut)
Bfk Gro De Rhincs, NIL widths,
% Satin Decline. very wide ind CHEAP.
Rich blk Satin Cor dresses.
few pes Rroc Ribbons. very wide,
Biz Brocade SILKS. very cheap.
W bite Brocado -
" eloudcd Connecting entir,.. ae~)
Real hish Paplin., the handsomest g,ods out,
French end Scotcl-worked Collars. CT., Chch
xctts und Sleeves,
| Fig'd Mousains aud Cnshmcrcs
| Plain :" in every coluun
| Bik
| White Mcrino, Sc, s.,
The above roods ARE very hanr4nn. md CHEAP
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Puit..DriPAII Der 20

Heaey Fatlare.-A heavy dry goods
house, on Market street, whose name we
do not now think proper to mention, failed
to-day for 100000.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-06

NEW YORK WIRE RAILING


a new improvement in manufacturing hon Build
igs Grating. Sc, made from lroa rods And Wrought
iron. designated
WIRE RAILING. II !. the mos, beautiful en-
closure for public or private grounds farms,
rice. bulconie-. verandahs, arhors, etc. etc.
WINDOW GUARDS AND GRATING. For
stores dwellings. unatic asylnms. prisons. steam.
ship,. &c. Iron Bedsead. with wire sac king, tree
guards. coal and screens, ind variety cf art
cles too numerous to mention, which this invention
is susceptible Of possessing convcnioncies be-
toro known. resulting from the improvement tor
which this articlcwas patented For elcssnce. com
bn.d with strength. for the beauty Gifts inHumcra-
bic variety of designs and especially for chcapnes,
half less than cast iron il is altogether nn-
rivalcd BY any thing yet offered to the public
The plan Of crossing the rods is 50 conri,ed TINT
each binds tho other. and thu. mutual support l..
given to each individual part Of the whole structure
IL is believed that fabrics formed Of the largest wre
and manufactured in this manner. will endure D,
lenst Ave times the violence that Cast Iron Rail-
ing in ordinary is capable Of withdrawing Fri
ces vary from 30 cents 81 r-r linenl foat Tho
subscriber also manufactures WIRE FENC ES for
enclosing farms, railroads. parks lawns ETC. GUAR
anteed to resist cattle, horses sheep etc. which are
becoming extensively used, and gr.atly distinguish
ed by lghtness OF appearance md elrguncs ID tnrn
being impcrceptibe ut u short distance the view i,
THUS u'terr"Pteu the prospect uninlnf"h, and the
beaaty Of landscape unimpsircd. The fence Is made
on m entirely new plan being portable, Yet secure
The whole may be taken down and transported with
the same facility ordinary irunrods. Price from
81 80 to % per rod. including Iron Posts from II
| TO l6 feet apart.
Inquiries and orders addressed to tho Proprietor
will meet with promnt attention.
JOHN b. WICKERSHAM,
2i0 Broadway, ".
| WARRHousr-240 Broadway.
| WoRKs-New-York Wire Railing Works. 50 and
| 81 Lewis street.
n. B. Silver Medal awarded hv American In,,i
'ute. 1850. Bronze Medals awarded BY franklin
| Institute. 1S47 and 1878.
| Nov 6-w3m.
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&l0O0O WORTH OF DRY

C1SH i he subscribcrs having dctor,ninod /.
quit the Dry Clouds bn,incss. al their eiire sioch
al Goods az cost fpr eusb; ar.ans.t which will b.
found Inany desirable Fail and wira4r Go.,d. An
are invited 10 examine stock bcf,se PURCHASING
elsewhere, are determined 10 cell " cost.
Sept .5-tif H. Il ! FRANLtI<
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-06

give attention To renting out Houses, hiring out
Negroes, negotiating sales Of Real Estate, collect
ing aud settling ~ cInims, procuring information,
and 10 any other business requiring an Agent in or
near Lynchhurg. Business entrusted him will
'nret with ready attention, reasonable terms
All communications, post paid, will be promptly
tended to.
y Office with Garland & Slaughter, Main
Street. (Ort. 9-3miO
- Bedford Sentinel copy.
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LADIES' CATERS,

y L-ATHENS.- tstfrdav
morning received very nice Ladies' black channel
bottom Cloth Ga Tiers, and a few pair colored
Grenadiae SIk CATERS. made by manufacturer
who took reward Of skill and ingenuity" in
Philadelphia: ] wish to call the attention OF the
Ladies to these Caters. T. SEABURY.
Nav 6-ot
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-06

u We are authorised to state that EDWARD
d. CHRISTIAN is a candidate for Common
weaiths Attorney, for the county of Campbell, un-
der the Constitution. Oct 30-ifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-06

t1y' We authorized to announce ROBERT
L. KENT a candidate for the office Of Common
wealih's Attorney the county of Campbell.
Nov. Cts
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MEMS GOODS FOnrALLANn

ISA WINTER-1he subscriber rc-pecrfIIi, H.
forms his friends ssa the psbl,s alnt he asrecciy-
ed lis stock affALL aud MISTER Goops. ~on.i.t<
ing Of Cloths, cassmcrcs, ycsings. Tail,ass Trim.
mings, &C.. among whrh arc extra fine binck
French Cloths and Doc Skins. Fancy Casssnrrrs
and Sestings OF the newest sslrs, Cloak LisSpgr.
Agrailc-, bindings and Trimmings of every lsird.
Shirts, Colnrs. Sc, al AZ which being purchased
in y. York and Plilsdeirlia opfhc best terms, rad
being AT rrna expense viii lac sold a- low The
goods can be bought cl-ewhas The above eoodf vii
be sold in the piece mnde mp by my fsfher. %0d
mike ard ht warranted. Also IN hani. shears.
Points. Squares. Measures. Brushes. Needsa' sAs
other Tgsior'. impIcrsnts. -.
IIe-i-,Agent for G G. SCOTS dnsh'on'' A'""
Of FashioDs-&c., the Fall Report 70" T" n ,s
Oct 2--w6wif W ~. y. ~ q.
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JAO. X. JONES, Prosilent.
OMre Farmer, Bona. m r,,g;,,,a. ;

Dbicc Fumer's Banas n Itrgi,ta, 4
IYScHBuRc, October 18th 1851.
have fnkcn lesson from Mr.. Vane, showing
bis method Of detecting counterfeit md altered
Bank Bills, and being sali<iod, that It /. the oniy
true system. take great pleasure ia recommend
ing it TO oil business men
ia. HOPKINS. Teller.
concur with Mr. Hopkins in saying Mr. vane'.
method of detecting conntcrfcn Bunk Notes. i. Of
great benefit to all business men, and Join in the
above recommendation
JOHN W1TEI1EAJ. Teller Bdni II Ia
We cordially IA the * preston IL favor o.
set forth in the certificate of Mr.. Topkips and
Whitehead, in the admirable plan of Mr.. vane'.
system ofdetecting counterfeit moncy--wc have al.
50 taken lesson from Mr.. vanc. and feel assured
'ha' from the information received. We can readiy
detect the beet executed counterfeit note
CHS. w. STATHAM
WILLIAM T. SMITgISON.
concur with Messrs Hopkins and Wh;,ehrad
N their estimate Of the value 10 busiDcs. mon. "A
Mr.. Vane's Instructions
= MCDONALD. Editor LpsehJnrc Jiyginian
tuliy concur in the above certificates.
no. h. GLASS, Editor LynehJnyg Republican.
II will remain in town for lew weeks only
Rnoms at the Ca5el ho,se.
Tsrass .aficsson Is. TOrc0-'-i0
- A Large Let Negro Stitch
DOWN SHOES, at cost 10 close--nlso
Wool H.ts
Oct 13--f-f MEEM e. (yATKIN
GlLk FISINGES..-A I-s.. aud splendid
- stock Of Silk Efingcs far taimnfsg, sose very
deep and heavy.
Oct 13-if,s MONT r. prTrvc
OnN q. MURREl4L, ATTORNEY AT
Law, CANrsEtL sCtpRr-Housx, VA, wiIl ut
I IN the Courts Of Campbell. Appomsftox and
nH,syfvnnsa, and The Circgis CopsJY Of halifax
Bedford and Lynehburg.
Jan Ic-gJy
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VI UNI opportunity
II. NJ. GARLAND. J 4

t-g TIE ANNUAL CosFEREScE Of the Metho-
dist Protestant Church will commence its session.
at Cam, bell Court House. on Thursday the 9th Of
Nosenber, (to-day) aud MA continue in session
some seven eight days. Preaching each day Of
the session, morning, evening and night.
Nov. Cit
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MsCELLANEoUs.
THE CELEBRITIES Cal

THE CELEBRATED earn.
Il CROSS FAhfL Y WILL COM
series IT their ipiinitabc entertainment. ut
the Masonse Hail. on MONDAY. Nov 10Th, 1851.
with an entire programme Of new SONGS AND
DANCES, never introduced to Lynehburg aud
ience.
Ooers open at q o'clock -Copecr commence at
-. Cards of admission TWENTY-FIVE CTS.
81 For particulars see Programme.
Nov. Cts
"a DESIRABLE FAMILY Resi-.
k1 DENCE Vt AUCTlON.-on Ther.das. the
18th day Of November. IL tair will SELL At Public
auction, on the premises. a new and beautiful
Frame House, with alf an acre &c ground
on whichis an excellent We'll of water. situated on
18th Street and l,t Alley. in the ncighborhood OF
the White House.
The House contains six rooms. and ia well aiap-
ted for family residence.
Should the House not be sold on the above day
from rain other causes it will positively be sold
on Saturday evening. the 18th inst
JOHN J. PHACP.
Sale conducted by
Nov. 6-tds MOSRY & H0ICoNnr-
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Iirgi,.ia Female Institute,

NTAuNfoN, va, Jun. y, ISjI. I
hereby certify, that Mr.. Iunc tuught me his
method Of detecting Counterfeit md Altered Bank
Bills. consider Ia. cglt rules, applicable to eve
ny species Of counterfeit ind altered Bank Bills and
the result may be relied npon with confidence
His rules, basel upon the intricate mathematical
process, by which genuine bank bills are prepared
will detect the counterfeit, with ordnnry nspec.
ton. became his pupil with reluctance, strongly
suspecting the systom n humbug, but fc- minute,
satisfied me Of his ability to mo against tbs mn.
chinaiiuus Of the Couutcrfeter. l can viii, conf.
acncc. commend han to every one who would be
similarly armed. Il. H. PHILLIPS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-06

NJ OT1CE-Toh The Citizens Of Lyuchbnyg and
adjoinmg connties-"knowledge il Sulety.'
Counlct;i and filtered Baak-Nofe Detecting IN an
aad an Banks, issrcf or hereafter 10 be issued
TAUGHT IN A LESSON OF ONE HOUR. BY
J. NANE.
All Counterfeit and Altered Bank Biy may be-
detected By any one, whether he has ever before
seen Bill on the Bank not.
Having taught, with entire sutisfaction, Bankers
Brokers. Merchants Mechanics and Furmcr..-
finally, Of all professions and rrades-I feel p'cas.
ure in referring to tho following gentlemen who
have been taught by me:
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(LOTns. Cassin,crs, vcsiimgs,

~ Tailoring &c.-1hc subscriber la. nov tbs
largest stock olcloihs cnssincrc. and .es,inc.. r,
er seen in Lynclharg. having just opened
30 pieces rsillcd and plain black lfronch cloths.
manufactured in AK la Charllr. France expire s.lv
FOR the subscriber, and i certainly the lnndson,.,
und cheapest assortment ever brought to this mark.
ct,
3J pieces English and French fancy cassmeros.
beautiful siylrs.--ALso.
10 pieces blk French docskins. manufactured
tor the subscriber and mdgA.detm seek 4 French
PiuAA and Cashmere Iesl,ag4
iie can have tho above goods mair up IN tho
most fashionable and durable manner having Ia HI.
employment MIR. James McMaLin an experienced
Iailor from Philadelphia. und will warrant nor.
feet fit IN every instance.
Also, large and splendid stock Of READY
MAZE CLOTHING. Among the stock.mny hc
found lot OF Exhibition Reversible Over Couts.
made in London.
Oct l6-is Don r. q PETERS
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For mnOnweaItil's Attorney

- We are authorised to announce JOHN C.
MURRELL a candidate for the Office of c smrnon-
wealih's Attorney. forthe county of Camp bell. un-
der the new Constitution Oct Belts
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We are requested to stare TINT Col. JOEL
B.LEFTWlCHisa candidate for G Commonwealth :
Attorney, for Campbell county, under the new Con-
sttution Oct 30-ilts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO the Public,

1t being extensively rumorcd, as 4 learn. that |
have abandoned the idea of going to Lynchburg for
the purpose of taking charge of the "Daty Err
press" this is to say, that said rumor is altogether
devoid of foundation, and that have not the re-
hottest thought, have my associates, of abandon
Jig the cnterprise-at least until the experiment
has been fully and fairly tested IL the citizens OF
Lynclburg decide not to encourage such paper,
then will the project be abandoned but not before
They shall certainly have the opportunity.
Nov. Cit II. NJ. GARLAND JR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-06

VALUABLE Property AT Floyd
CT. no. FOR SALE.--i wish to sell nv
HOUSE and LOT, in Jacksonville, situated on
Main Street The improvements are oil now and
consist Of large and well finished Brick
G Building, with eight rooms. with piss
Aa:a ages between, cellar. &c.,--a frame Kitchen
Smoke House, Granery. Stable. &c, and We'll Of
first rate water all 10 arranged TO be rarely sur
passed in point Of comfort and convenience, either
a. p private residence or boarding house.
Jacksonville is prosperous ard neat little vii
lage. in which there is Classical school Of high
reputation, and lis locaion * in n stock-growing
country which il rapidly improving
Pecuniary considerations alone induce me To Of
ter this very desirable property for sae.wiih view
Of imposing another lot plan less extensive,
aud more in accordance with my means.
reasonable credit sill be given on portion Of
the purchase money. }. n. ZENTMEYER.
Nov. 6-wiw
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The above ronds ARE very hanrsnn, and ehess
1T Sent 9a-iftsl DON T. g. PETERS
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OOMMISsIONER,S SALE.

Loudon Tenn, Nov 6-wt27N.
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EXCHANGES

EXCHANGES.
Checks New York, 4,ol per ct premium.
Baltimore, do |
Boston, do l
Pfiadelphis, do l
Bank Notes n Cnrolina, to do discolnt'
5 Carolina ! to do do
:" Tennessee, to do do
STOCKS.
Corporation Bonds 800.
Lynchburg Hose ard Fire Insurance Company
par s20-salcs $25.
Citizens Saving Bank sl00-sales slO7i; since
dividend.
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lELLING OTF. AELLlNG OEP

~ AT COST FOR CASH To close b.I.iaoss--
Our entire stock Of Siarle and fsnry Dry f;ood..
Shoes, Hats. Caps, boots. Tsmil-. II rsrel, hap.
pens torso very large s.n~A f de-ifotlo Goods 10
be thrown upon the mnrkei at s.ch unprecedented.
ly Low prices. The public ani ail arc in.itcd Ia
Gull md supply themselves with f;ood. y, c...
Dct Gifts MEEN 4, f.tyATEtN
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'NTfH"7OHi FtOfNETV ], IbJI.
IL gives mo pleasure to sthte that hu,in boon
taught by MIR None his rules for detecting counter
frit and uttered Bank Bill, entirely satisfied
TINT these rules sui ricn Ia enable any ono ill
ordinary obsersuti..n Ia detect the counterfeit; !
therefore cheeriully add mine q, tbs numeron. ro-
Communications which he has obtained in Iii, place
PIKE Pownns.
We have also taken lessons from Mr.. yune, and
fully concur with Professor Powers ia the above
certificate.
II. CAMILLE NJ D.
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CENERALAgemcy in Lyme hburg

sS- Communications strictly confidential
NnVf fl
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~ NOTICE...NeM-Y Il Vir-
sassk- GINA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
elegant A l. side-whee steamship RIOS NOKE 1900
tons burihen. LEWIS PARISH Commander. CON
tinues to make her regular weekly trips between
this port and New York, leaving here every Tues
day afternoon ata o'clock. Returning, she leaves
New York every Saturday afternoon, at a o'clock
afording facilities 10 Merchants and Others that
they hase never had before, except by express.
The rates Of freight the following articles from
here to New York us follows: Hhds Tobacco
50; boxes do 20c; three quarter do ljc; half do I2c
Flour per bbl30c.
Her accommodations for passenger. are Of the
first class. Passage and fare including State ROOM
only $40; Storage passage only Sc; Children 10
years of age and under, half price.
This line has connection with ans other. The
Steamship ''Saratosa now in course Of construc-
fi"n will be on the line by the Spring.
LUDLAM Il WATSON
Nov Got Richmond Va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-06

SITUATION YOUNG
~ man wishes to get situation Teacher for
the ensuing year. lie is Virgnan and graduate,
and has taught for six years his pupils have en-
tered the Senior class in the Virginiu University
All letters addressed to w. Carter. Gravel iiill
T. O.. Buckingham CO., Va. will receive prompt
attention. Nov 6-9t-l
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hi INEN CAM.MDKFA.--la0 .lnx.
rsiAWLS. SfIAWLS.

II d y TIhhdkffrIltis, IrOn II dos, % 10 b.
inest--~afrsnted 10 ho all Linen. Among which
may bc E,.nd sone extra sire gcnt's. hdkf.
Drr Gifts y 4. e. PFTERS
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Tobacco, leaf (per hogshead,) 81
| Do. manufactured. (pcr box,) 10
Flour, (per bbl.) 10
Bar Iron, (per TONI l IS
| Pig Iron, (per TONI 90
Lead, Pig and Shot, (rer ton.) l 90
Plaster, (Per TOM 90
Salt, (per sack.) itoS
Merchandise and Produce, (per 1907 10 TOO
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A SITUATION AS 4 TEACHER

IA WANTED-By young man who hns had
many years experience in teaching, and who can
furnish satisfactory testimonials ofquaications Sc
Communication addressed to ALPHA, post-paid
Campbell Court-housc, Va, will meet with prornps
attention. Nov G-ts
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NTM. II. McDONALD'S, GENEP Al
w Newspaper, Advertising Subscription, Col
lection, md Rcpor,ori,l Office, No l02 Nassau St..
Corner of Amy n. Y. Established in 1913
Nov 6-ts
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70 csosc bnsIArss en'ir- stock nf Siayie and
la@cg Dry Eood~. Shoes. B.o's. Lofs Cags, Car
pet Bugs ae.--lt is sery Dnusuni Tor a., hugo and
desirable IA stock of Goods % be throw Il ,ipon tho
market at such unprecedcntody low prices and il
would hot be the case nov, but partnership
having expired. makes 1t necessary tint the bu..-
ness should be closed without .delay. il tl.srfos.
bohocses all who nrn Interested 10 really CHEAP
goods 10 call soon aud supply themselves at cost.
DEL Ij-.tsif MEEM a. d,WA1kIN
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- stock Of plain aud plaid Long SLnwi. come II
whirh nrc very handsome; nI.o ,opo beautiful
cmb'd Ncrino Shnul,
Oct Iy.-i.ir ID II q prTTpG
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GAIT, SUGAR, CANDLES, &c
~ 100 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
5 hhds. n. O. Sugars,
Is boxes Tallow Candies
10 barrels Brazil Sugars
Receiving and for salei'v
Nov Cts GEO RAERY
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-05-28
IiIAlHiH1ATTS.

In Lewisburg, 23d inst, by Rev. p Z.
Marr, JOHN B. PACKER, ESQ, of Sunbury,
and Miss MARY L. daughter of VIM. Cam.
eron, Esq, Of Lewisburg.
In Lewisburg, 9th inst, by Rev. NJ j.
Alleman, MrG.MARsH of Milton and Miss
CATHARINE DoUTY of Montour county.
On the 22d inst, by Rev. w. 7. Bun
ker, PETER SHADY and Miss MARY ANN
MACKEY, both of Delaware TIP.
In Millersburg, Dauphin Co. Sd inst by
Rev. Mr.. Gearhart, THEODORE IRISH, of
Pottsville, and Miss MARY L. SHEAFER of
East Wiconisco, Dauphin Co.
In Muncy, 2lst inst.byRev.S S. .Shcddcn,
CHARLES DUNNING of New York and Miss
MARGARET daughter of Gen. W. a. Pctrikin.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-05-28
BOOKSELLERS,

Country Merchants. and Teachers.
WE respectfully solicit the attention Of al
w dealers in School. Miscellaneous or Blank
BOOKS. STATIONERY, PAPER or Window
SHADES. TO our superior facilities for supplying
At unusually low rates. for cash or approved credit.
every article pertaining to our business.
A long and active expefisnce, warrants Us in
nying that wecan offer inducements to purchasers
xauALLsD Bx rEw-rxcELLED s1 NONE.
We earnestly ask an examination Of our mode Of
conducting business, believing il sn experimsnt
is made. it will be found for the interest Of those
desiring goods in our line, to contin5s operating
with %. Our stock 10 at oil seasons large, and
selected with particular reference to the wants Of
PennsyIvanis, Ohio and the near trade generally.
Ordevsby mail or otherwise despatched promptly
and st the lowest rates known in any market.
0Ths highest price given for RAGS in cash.
PECK 4 BLISS,
NoFth.Esst corner Of Third and Arch ST., PHII Ap.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-05-28
DEATHS.

In Buffalo TIP, morning 9th inst, aged
about IS years, JOHN SrEANs, Curator
of the University at Lewisburg Mr.. .Stcans
was native of England, but for near half
century much respected citizen of Buf-
falo Valley.
In Selinsgrove, 21st inst, FRANKLIN
BERGsrREssER, aged about % years.
In Orland, Ind, at an advanced age, Dr.
WILLIAM JOYCE, formerly of Lcwisburg.
In Chilisquaque, Saturday week, Mrs
Mrs. MARTHA NGEE, aged y years.
In Watsontown, 1lth inst, EUGENE
HERBERT, son of ID. Ii. Watson.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-05-28
CONSUMPTION,

COUGHS and Cods Bronchitis Ashma Splitting Of Blood,
Eeedny the Lungs Pains the Byeasf Side and Chesf,
Neyrnuness Mint Papfation the Heart and all
FEMALE WEAKNESSES and Compiaints arising
the.e:rom, Cholera ln!antum, &c.
re- For Proof and particulars Of Cures, SEQ our
Pamphlets and Haadtals-au our Agents have them 10
give away.
AgenfS-.-Dr Thornton and Baker, Lewis
burg G w Kessler and Roshong & Ants. New
Berlin; in " Taylor, Miflinburg; Grouse,
SeIinserove; H n Backhouse, Middleburg; G g.
F G Meyer, Freeburg; II CasIow, Milton
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