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- - OFFICE OFTMEyIR

NOR SALE OR RENT.--A LOT
Il near the residence of Col, ". T Smith AT
ply 10 Dec i6-ts y. 3 PAYNE & FRO
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MISCELLANEOUS.
spRTyG CIoTHIy(.

IN Gods, Caps and Fancy Ariseies---The I'M
dersrnea begs 10 inform his friends and the public
that be has returned from the East with fine Sc
lection OF NEW GOODS in his line, BY which be is
enabled to offer one of the best assortments ofgoods
In bis line ever shown in Lynchburg at unpreceden-
ted low prices and respectfully solicts call Of al
in want of good and cheap Clothing.
NJ. ROSENBACH,
np7-ts PHILADELPHIA Clothing Emporium.
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INSURANCE.


- RANCE COMPANY. HARTFORD,
CoNNEC TlCUT.- CAPlTAL.--This
laatitgtion having the largest capital, md tlnt
capital secured undcr the sanction ana approval a
the chief accounting office OF the State presents ad-
vantages and security the assured unsurpassed by
those o. any company n the United States. Con-
ducting IT. business the Joint stock and mutual
plan, Il combines Ill tho benefits and privileges Of
two distinct eomPanies, with only tho expenses Of
one.
The principal Of Life Insurance Is based on sound
mathematical calculations, and ndmi,s of no var;s-
ton. ultimate security being the primary obiec,
to be obtained this company will DO business on tho
lowest rates of premium that chn be adopted. and
afford requisite security to the Insured, and rcrpc
luity 70 the institution.
Bcaees Il LIFE Lsssraacc.--Ihc great and cspc-
cial object Of Life Insurance, s 70 secure the vito
aud children against want and misery after tho
death &c the husband and father though 1t s Pracii-
cally useful in a great variety of other cases.
Life Insurance is the poor mans wealth. and a
rood investment for capitalists. III y on ns,itu-
lion" shys Chambers, contemplating unmixod
good to mankind"
Have YOU adchtor who you are confdcn, win pay
you ifhs ifc is spared for few years. Get the n
mount Of his debt insured his Lie, and you there
BY secure your debt
Ii you own property incumbcrcd BY mortgage
and Indebtedness, such as would involve your fami-
ly should you be unexpectedly removed, get the n
mount Of your Indebtedness insured On your life,
and you thereby relieve them Of this embarrassment.
and diseneumbcr your estate.
Do you wish to provide agiyeu sum for child on
attaining maiorityl This can be accomplished BY
depositc with til. Company,
Terms and Condi ions cf hsuraaee-Thc Com.
pany viii grant Insurance lives upon the mutual
principle, and also upon the onl-stock plan at low
er rates. Persons may effect Insurance on their
own lives, upon the lives Of others.
Policies will be granted in the usual form, paya-
bic after DEATH or for term Of years. or upon tho
party's arriving the age Of 10. IS, So S. or CO.
ut his option, in either FREQ from the claims Of
creditors.
| The charter permits the granting ofinsurancc on
life in every form. including the right of wife, chill
drcn raren,. relation or friend. TO insure the lc Of
another for their own exclusive benefit.
The assured on surrender Of life policy ut any
time after three years. viii receive its equitable ynlus
| in cash,
A. L. WIlITTEMORE, in, Lynchburg,
Agent for Virginia.
DIR. VIM. otwoy Owen, examining Physician.
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Or STOLEN FROM

II the subscriber on 18th March, a fair-coIourcd
Pocket Book, OF common size. containing receipts
and bills of goods, from different Persons--from
Wordsworth s. Turner Willingham Ellet, Brooks
& Bell. L. D. & w. d. Crenshaw & CO., John
Dooley. Richmond, and many bills and receipts from
various Merchants. Any person having the same,
will please send it to DAVIS g. DRAPER.
mar q7-ts Oak Level Henry CO.. Va
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A ND H COMES The subscriber takes
"A this method to inform the merchants ofLynch-
burg and the surrounding country, that he has ac-
ceptcd an agency and at short notice furnish
any amount in reason, of COTTON YARNS and
OSNABURGS of the best brand made in Virgin
H. and he is obliged TO sell for cash or good ne
gotable paper, he hopes not TO be complained o:
when he requires it, it is said there is no law for
necessity. JAS. S. CREWDSON.
n. B.-Strict attention paid to the selling of all
kinds Lumber and Produce. and also to the receive
ing and Forwarding Of Goods, Wares and Mcrchan-
die in any and every direction. JS.C.
1
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. SC.
NEW Spring & summer Goods.

NEW Spring d Summer Goods.
IN CHARLES Z. KENT, Bank Square. Maaa
Street. LrscHBrns. yAs-Has in store and offers
to the trade entirely nev Stock If Spring ona
Summer Goods. comprising almost every article
usually found in Dry Goods Store. His stock
consists in part of the following rich and beautiful
goods for Ladies':
Rich printed crane De Paris,
q Tyrolese,
Silk tissues and berages,
French jaconet and lawns,
Silks, &c..
White emb'd Grape shawla.
French worked collars and sleeves
Also a fine assortment Of Bonnets, Ribbons and
Flowers, Parasols, and beautiful lot of kid slip.
pers.
FoR GEsILEsEs
Fine black French Cloths,
+" Fancy "
Black doeskin cashmere.
Fancy Is
Linen Goods in great variety.
Rich silk vestings and cravats
Linen collars, Sc, together with a good stock
Of silk and panama HATS, all of which viii Be sold
on accommodating terms
sp i4-wiw CHAS. E. KENT.
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r ATEST ARRIVAL HIGH

IL LY IMPORTANT lNFORMATION.-THE
subscribers have the pleasure of announcing to the
citizens of Lynchburg and surrounding country,
that they are now opening the cheapest and most
extensive assortment of GENTLEMEN's GooDs ever
offered in this market Feeling assured that their
goods regards style, quality and price, will
prove sufficient inducements to purchasers they in
vte all, whether wishing to purchase call
and examine. They opening choice and
extensive stock Of CLOTHING, comprising Dress
and Frock Coats, Over Goats, Sacks Pctoes of
every shade and quality, Cloth Clocks, at various
prices, Vests and Pants Of every description, and
large assortment of Furnishing Goods--in part as
follows: Shirts, Undershi-ts, Drawers, Cravats.
Half Hose, Gloves, Stocks. Srarfs, Ties Silk night
Caps Money Purses, Money Belts, French and
German Bxtrac, and Cologne, Baudalia. Philocomc,
Fancy Soaps Loe's Pomatum, PAPER Weights,
Tooth, Nail Hair and Hat Brushes, Walking Canes
and U mbrellas, Hats and Caps, Sc, &C..
Also, large stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres and
Vestngs Of the latest style and patterns which can
be manufactured to order at very low prices
in addition to present stock, we shall be re-
coiying goods weekly BY Express thereby atIording
to our customers the advantages offresh goods and
newest patterns.
WAREHOUSE & POTTER,
Main 81, n fer doors aboge tie Franklin Ho,c'
Set,fD
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BC EsEEC NOTICE

DUFsEEC NOTICE.-ISH SHALL set
Il out for Europe the latter end of April. and
will execute any orders that the merchants of the
State may give me- for a commission upon the cost
Of the goods. In all cases. the orders must specify
the kind of goods needed and payment in money,
credit of satisfactory character, furnished up
on some English or American Banker of unquestion-
able standing must accompany the orders.
Richmond, March 3-3m u. II. LONDON
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DOBERv MeNayEE. ,IaNU.

AZ FACTURER and DCo}cr IN Surgical and
Dental Instruments. Elias ic Tfgsses, Sc, MAry
SrRErr, opposite the American Hotel, RIcnuoxp.
Va. Repairing neatly executed at the shortest no
tce. Feb l7-3m
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PhIadeiphi:. Advertisement.

GTEAT IRON sAELBSG.-MORE
~ &GALLAGiIER. Gunner n Rdige Read md
Brad Street. Phikadelphio; would call the attention
Of purchasers To their elegant assortment ofWrough
and Cast Iron Railing for Gene erics Baleopiss Ter
a.ans, Railing for Churches, Public aud Privatc
Buildings, Public Squares, &c, together with all
kinds Of Plain aud ornamental Iron work
MORE s. GALLAGHER'sB Book ofOririnal De-
signs, Containing the best seIertionof Designs that
hasever beenissned. viii be semitic any person who
may wish to make election. March 3--3m-
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ID. W.G.CRENsUAWNCo

\ Is GROCERS IND CONNLSSIONM ER-
CHANTS, Norh sic # ne Balm BaHk, RIcu-
NoSD, Va, attend particularly to the purchase and
sale Of all kinds Of Produce and Merchandise; also,
to the forwarding Of Goods with dispatch.
They have always on hand, good stock of Gro
ceries, Wines, Liquors, &c, to which they solicit
the attention of dealers.
Liberal cash advances on consignments.
mar 1T-ts
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7 IFE INsURANCE.-LYNCH-

DIR. VIM. otwoy Owen, examining Physician,
Feb ely
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &C.


CPR1NG, fsJl.-The subscriber is now
- in receipt Of his Spring supply, which makes
bis stock general aud complete. In ii may be
found
Prime and choice brown Sugars.
Loaf and crushed and powdered do
Rio and Laguyra and Java Coffee,
Fine imp1 and black Tea,
Sperm. talow and adamantine Candies,
Window Glass and Putty
Box, lining and common Nails,
Country Bar Iron,
Rolled Iron, fHt, round and square,
Hoop and band Iron,
Cast, shear and blister Steel,
Axes, Spades and Shovels,
Sporting and blasting Powder,
Bale Cotton,
Sole Leather
Together with a good assortment OF iomssties.
ealicoes, hats, shoes boots. &c Sc, which he viii
sell low for cash Or to punctual customers. Call
and see before buying.
apl S-ts JOS. b. NOWLIN
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l. &c.-We receiving and will keep CON
stanty on hand. those superior Peakskil Ploughs
Nos. %, 81 20, 10, ISL and 8. with Castings to
suit Also hand few Corn Shelters of first rate
quality, Cutting Machines, SC, &c.
MOSBY & HOLCOMBE,
mn 10-lm Auct's and Cam Mer
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h, SIMON PURE.-A beautiful sor


IN rel, eight years old fbis Spring, fifteen
I-A4- and a half hands high. of beautiful form
and commanding appearance will stand At steven :
stable. New London, Campbell county, on Mon
DAYS, Tuesday, and Wednesdays, and al Read &
Hancock stable in Lynchburg, on Thursdays, m
days and Saturday, during the ensuing season.
For particulars see hand bills.
PEDIGREE. Simon Pure was sired by Col.
Harvcy's horse Arthur Taylor iavorite son Of the
imported Leviathan Of Tennessee, considered one
Of the best race horses of his day. and has made
more good races at any distance, than any horse OF
his day. You never hear of any Of his stock going
blind or giving way from hard service. Simon
Puro's dam was sired by old Madison, grfndan by
John Bandnlph's sAnsculotte, he by old Selar, he
hy old imported Janus, he BY Janus OF England, he
by Codolphin Arabian. For further particulars OF
the blood fSmon Purci refer you to tine American
Turf Register and sporting Magazine.
Those who wish TO improve their stock OF horses
will never meet with more favorable opportunity
and upon such liberal terms are now offered, fol-
III do assure Simon Pure be Of the very best stock
| Of horses ia the whole world.
apl l7-3w FERDINAND b. DAVIDSON.
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VvHIS Is TO CAUTION TIE Prl

n Lie against trusting my son Wilum r. Mr.
son. any other person my account. os have
determined not to pay any debt contracted in nv
name WITHOUT written order.
mar 3l-Aiw THOMAS MASON.
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"a NEW LINE OF STEAM

ICE! ICE !i--We have in Ice House and a.
IL float one thousand tons Of the hest Maine ICE,
from II TO Is inches thick. which will be sold low
BY the cargo or ton. RANKIN & WHITLOCK,
mar 27-v3m Richmond Va
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AGRICULTURAL AL.
Egyptian wheat.

Mr.. George Wilkins, who has greatly
distinguished himself by growing large
crops ofwheat by thin seeding. skillul til
lnge and manuring, concludes an article in
the London agricultural Gazette of Oct
s, 1850, in the following words: II sub
join an account this same wheat, so harsh.
ly condemned by my friend, Mr.. Hobbs,
copied from note by the Calmet, on the
9Th verse of the 4 LIST chapter Of Gcnesis-
Seven ears Of corn twheat) came up from
one stalk, rank and good This is not an
unusual and monstrous production, as it
has often been supposed TO be; "A species Of
wheat which grows in Egypt actually
bears, when perfect, this number of ears on
one stalk. The stem is solid, or at least
full ofpith, in order to yield sufficient nour
ishment and support to so great weight
as the ears bear, whereas, the stem of our
wheat is mere hollow straw (Caim9
on the ilst chapter ofGenesis,) | add this
is an exact description of the wheat | am
growing; have found in my field siJteen
heads on one aaik, and four thousand
grains from the roots of one grain, or 1000
fold; folly alone, therefore, cancondemnit."
We have frequently seen accounts Of
this Egyptian wheat, and if it be possible
we will procure some from Mr. Wilkins
for triaIin this country. A tritieua whose
gcnealogy can be traced back to the 9Th
book of Genesis, and which has maintain
ed its excellence fifty centuries in the val
ley of the Nile. may be peculiarly adapted
to our Southern climate.
We regard the science Of wheat-culture
as in its infancy in Europe, and in embryo
in this country. Hence, our faith is strong
IN future improvements in the production
OF this cereal, as well as Of all other crops.
Insects and parasite plants are the
worst enemies the wheat grower has to
contend with.
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N EW conc ERN. -McCORKLE.
~ SIMPSON & JONES, Successors 10 McCor-
Re g. Simpsea.) We have associated ourselves to-
gether under the above style and firm for the trans
action Of "a General Commission, Grocery and For
harding Business. Also, for the sale of ManKfae-
Tired and Smoking Tobacco Of our manufacture.
We viii keep constantly on hand a large stock OF
Groceries, Domestic Goods. Iron, Steel &c, a,
market rates.
The usual advances will be made on consign-
ments
All Goods forwarded on the Canal Basin ut the
usual charges, and no expense for drayage
From our former experience in the different
branches of our business and prompt attention, we
hope TO merit share Of the public patronage
SAMUEL McCORKLE,
CHARLES SIMPSON,
Jan 2-ts CHARLES j. Jones
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MISCELLANEOUS.
I0TTCE no COyTRACTORS.--

In Sealed Proposals will be received by me, an
I'll the fret day OF May. for the construction Of the
ertea,son ofthe Floyd c. House and Hillsvie Turn
pike Road being about II miles, lying between the
ton OF the Allegheny mountain, at the Dug Spur
Gan. and the former place Specifications can be
seen at the various points along the line or viii be
sent to any one DESTROYS of bidding. Bids viii be
received for tho whole. or any portion OF the work
not les. than FIVE miles Payments to be made in
cash. on the completion Of each mile, with the usual
reservation Of 20 per cent, until the completion Of
the whole contract.
At the same time, Proposals viii be received for
several Bridges, one ut which viii be 200 feet in
length over Big Reed Island Greek. Specifications
for these can be seen al my Office, at Hiilsy.lie,
Carroll couuty and any Information viii FURNISHED
upon application, personally, by leaer, to me at
that place
The proposals must he marked Sealed Proro-
sails" addressed TO me. Jacksonville, Floyd O. H.,
ut which place they will be opened, on the day
named, at 10 o'clock, NJ. They must specify the
period at which it lis proposed 70 complete the work
The right is reserved reject any. or all. OF the
bids. and no contract will be binding until approved
BY the Board Of Public Works
LUDWELL II. BROWN.
- vx,r,f-,a Enp md SHD't
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CyGTNE FOR SALE.

- full horse power Steam Engine, with all ne
cessary fixtures fer sale 1t can be seen by calling
Ut my ware room Terms moderate.
49,. A. WINSTON.
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y,-.-lS-5..s-s, NEW CARTHAGE. nVTe,.

Ys-.1Ts55-ssssf4f3 NEW CARRIAGE. BUG
$3.50 frY 1sd Sallle Horscs, &c-We
have jGst started first rate new ard comfortable
Hack. with gentle horses and careful driver, which
we viii hire out on reasonable terms.
We would also call attention to our stock OF Bug-
gy and Saddle Horses. which are equal 10 any n
market Apply at our auction room, on Main ~.
mar PATS MOSBY a. HOLCOMpF
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THE LATEST IMPROVE
Ii MENE.-M IlIrEIIIrnGI,A GET EpRA

TED DAGUERREAN GALLERIES, Main Sfree,,
Ly7ehburg, B0nk SqDonc; II Moin 81. Richmond;
Sycamore 81 Pefersbnyg; Main 81. No,tolk, 207d
Baltimore 81. Baitmcre; Pcunsyltanta Aucnne.
Washingion, D. c.; Broodray. Mr. Yorh.-The
subscriber would respectfully inform the public
generally that he has just returned from the North
where he has spent several days in enoh Of the a
bove Galleries. Also, in the other leading Gale.
ries Of New York, Phlodelphia and Baltimore, for
the purpose of getting all the latest Improvement.
IN Daguerreotyping, and now having his Skyght
arranged on the most improved and scientific plan
he is better prepared than ever to take lkene.ses
(efaoi IA 0ny) in all the latest styles, and in any
kind Of weather.
Feeling grateful for the liberal patronage bereto-
fore received, he pledges himsefto use All propcr
means TO merit its continuance.
7. Z. GIBBS AG'r yor
}. II. WHITEHuRST.
NJ i. LikcncsfcA cf every deseriptiou copicd
lnrge assortment Of Lockes and Medallion. or u.
peTior quality for Dogucrreotypes AWAY. on hand
ne highest premium awarded at the late Fair #
the Marynnd Institute for the Inieut
10y It's p. y. GIBBS. Acr.
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NTINDOW SHADES AND coz

w NICES.-Just received superior assort-
ment of 7'raasparent OIL Cloth UHntiow Shaies.
Also, gilt Window Cornices Of superb style and fin
ish, which win be put up at moderate rates. Call
and see them, La lies.
nm Il-ts A. WINSTON.
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DESS0LUTI0N.-THE FIRM or Nc
- CORALE a. SIMPSON having expired by
Limitation, is this day Dissolved, and the name Of
the concern viii be used only III closing their bust
ness.
Those having claims sgainst the concern will
please present them for payment and those indebted
will obiige Us BY settling their accounts as early as
possible.
We beg leave 70 tender our thanks our friends
for their liberal patronage, and respectfully solicit
further continuance Of the same to the new concern
SAMUEL McCORkLE,
CHARLES SIMPSON.
Iynchburp December 3lst 1850
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rT,HE sTRsCRIBER 10 returning hi.

up7-ts Philadelphia Clothing Emporium
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- sNo. DooLEY. WHOLESALE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

"a LERS IN CLOCKS. WATCHES AND
@zSaza1, JENELRY, SRrer aud Plated Ware. MI
arg anil Fancy Gc15s, los Moia Stree. Richmond.
Ia. FL,
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r .. GIBBS. Ao'r yor
IIlHE sURsC REHERHAsIN

IL store aboat 1000 bus. nice clean Oats. which
he wishes 20 exchange for money IN order % get
room for more also be il ready h help II. friends
10 get their socds home produce to rnnriet 30 rs
to accommodate their customers and If ibcy will
eon'ign them 70 him he viii do all IN BIZ power to
ge, them % 40 as TO make room for NOR.
March 3i-ts JAS. &. CRFwDsON.
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TOHN II. TYREE, has removed his of.
- fee the same building, where he will be ready
all times to attend to his friends in the sale Of
Tobacco. SC. M lots
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LEGAL. NOTICES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or Yirgin-

Il in, To the Sheriff Of Nelson County greet
inv.-Whcrcas Christopher T. Estcs. lately exlibi-
ted TO Circuit Court for the County Of Nelson,
his cross bill Of compliant against David W. Bur
ton, Charles L. Mosby. Ecc'r. Of Thomas A. Hol-
comb, decd. Piznrro Edmunds, Reuben p. Patio
son, Albert w. Harris. Floyd T.. Whitehead. Rich-
ard Phillip. Sheriff of Nelson County. aad AZ such
admir- ofIsaae Paul. decd, Charles Perrcw and
and Robert Whitehead whercupon sundry proceed
ings were had. appears from the records and
files Of the said Court. but before a final decree
could be pronounced in the said cause, the said
Christopher T. Estes departed this life inscs,a,e
il is said, and Alexander Brown late Sheriff Of
the said county Of Nelson, and such admir- ofthe
said christopher r. Estes has applied for scrcfa-
eias against the Northumberland Il appearing by sat-
isfaetorv evidence that the defendant Pizarro Ed
munds is ont Of the Commonwealth. bv reason
whereof. according to the statute N such cnsr
made. the screfacias may be served on the said
absent defendants agent atourney ia fact, ir any
he have within the Commonwealth or IL he have no
such agent attorney known. BY publication Tor
four weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous 10 the return day
Of the writ, in newspaper published in the
Observation-Disclosures we command you thai,
you make known. according TO the stu,n,e aiorc-
said that the said Pizarro Edmund the ahsen, de-
PENDANT aforesaid be before the JUDGE of our said
Circuit Court. at the Clerks office thereof. on
the first Monday in May next. to show cause Il nnv
he can, why the said suit should not be proceeded
IN to hnal decree against him. in his name a. late
Sheriff, and as such admir-. aforesaid. and be In
all things. in the plight and condition as was
IT the time Of the decd. of the said Christopher T.
Estes and further TO do ard receive what our said
Court shall in that part consider, and have then
there this writ-wituess. Howell L. Brown. Clerl,
ofour said Court, a, the Court-house the o5th day
Of March, 1851, and in the 18th year Of the Com
monwealth. HOWELL L. BROWN, c. c.
To Mr.. Pisarro Edptatds -
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ID Il Nj OV A L.-JAMES I. WILLIAMS
Il u has removed from his old stand to the
Gently occupied by r. J. Echolds, Esq, 3 doors be-
low Liberty Warehouse, where he would be pleased
to see his old friends and the trading public gener-
ally. He would take this occasion to return TO his
patrons his sincerest thanks for their patronage
heretofore extended him, and trusts by close at
tcntion to his business and keeping in view the mot
to- live and let live merit and receive contin
of the same.
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a NNr.ERIWla E.arE,gNli ElE-

- FORlUM. opposie MeD1nil &. Lee.--New
Goods. Latest Spring and Sn'nmer sye7 DC Cloths.
Cassimeros ard Vestings, which will be made to or
der at prices lower thln ever before seen in Vir-
ginia. Also, a beautiful assortment Of MEMS and
Bogs Clothing, a large portion Of the Clothing is
manufactured in Lynchburg It being the dctcrmi-
nation of the proprietor Of this concern to have all
goods manufactured in Lynchhurg, as soon as the
necessary arrangements can be modc for that pur-
pose. Also, Hats OF all kinds, Boots and Shoes.
Shirts SC. Cravats and Vcstings that can't be
surpassed for beauty and style. Trunks of all
kinds ulnr 3I-ts E. LOCKWOOD