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GOODS FOR THE BALLS
o. A. DALEY, Dental Surgeon,
IN MRS. COLLISIONS sHOw-ROOMs

IN Mrs, COLLISIONS SHOW-NOOMB
N&M ON SIXTH STREET,
~ Near The corner Of Lomsinna avenue, Washington,
Are visited daily by crowds Of Ladies' and her pattern
Bonnets pronounced the prettiest in the District
Her large and beautiful assortment Of DRESS GAPS
is the best in the city, and well worth examination
Added TO the above Is complete outfit for LADY's
TOILET Laces Embroderes, Edgings, Cambria and Mus
lin Flouncngs, SILK and Velvet Dress Trimmings &c. &c.
and Fancy Goods In general which sold at
dating prices or Also Silk and Merino HOODS.
Gentemen's Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchief Suspen-
dcrs, Toilet articles Hair and Tooth Brushes &C. &c
Store on SIXTH STREET, Louisiana av.,
Rear OF the National and Browns Hotels.
Rockville Journal copy, and send bill to this ofice]
nov b--3t
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GREAT CURE FOR COUGHS AND COLDS.

GREAT CURE FOR COUGHS AND CULUS.
nR. J. S. ROSES EXPECToRANT or COUGH SYRUP,
~ is decidedly the most valuable Compound for Coughs
and Colds Even Consumption is curable If attended to
in time 1t allays irritation Of the Lungs, all
Bronchial affections and is certain for sudden
cold accompanied with Of throat and cough
The great demand this medicine in Philadelphia and
the strongest evidence the thousands who
are using it will testify Of it's superiority every other
cough preparation Price only so cents per bottle.
All Of Dr. Roses valuable Family Medicines for sale
by Y. ID. Gilman, W. III. Gilman,
Chas Stott 4 Co., Samuel Butt,
j. f. Callan, John w. Nairn,
noy5-tr Washington CITY, ID. G..
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MUSICAL DEPOT,
South side Of Pennsylvania Avenue, nert to the

corner Of 10Th at.
rINHE UNDERSIGNED wishes through this means to
call the attention Of the Public to his complete and
weselected assortment of Musical Instruments and Mu
steal merchandise selected from the best houses in the
COMPROMISING Of fine French and italian Violins;
Spanish French and German Guitars Flutes Carionet
Accordeons, Flutinas Ffes Fageoets, Drums, Violin
Bows Violin, Guitar Violonceo and Bass Violin Strings
Instruction Books for Piano Fortes Guitars, Volins,
Flutes Accordeons Flies, Banjos, &C., &c. All OF which
will be sold at prices lower than they be bought for
at any other establishment in the city.
nov 1-3t GEO. HILBUS.
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BaS"The New York papers received thi
morning are very interesting-to New Yorl
voters.
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SUCCESSFUL AT LAST The perpetual mo-
ton has been discovered at last, according to
the Redland (Texas) Herald by some young
men Of that county named Force The inven-
tors are said to be in Washington applying for
a patent, and confident Of success.
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The New York Sun saws

The IRISH EMLKs.-The New York Sun says
that our government must know how acceptable
it would be to the people of the whole Union II
il should interpose ita influence with the British
government on behalf of the Irish exlles IN
Australia, and remarks: :" If it delays It's ac-
ton until an agitation is organized throughout
the country, it will merit little praise. The
present is a peculiarly opportune time to APP
peal to the honor and generosity of England to
release her political exiles. An English minis
ter was instrumental in obtaining the release
of Kossuth, and an English nobleman is earn
estly pressing the release of Abd-el- Kader upon
the French government; and why should not
liberal and generous England give liberty to a
few men whose only crime was devoted love of
country? They have no blood on their hands /;
and England can advance no reason Of justice
or of policy against their release 1t will re-
fleet no honor on our government to need per-
suasion to induce it to ask the release of Smith
O'Brien and the other Irish exiles and Eng
land would gain greater honor by not waiting
to be asked, before releasing them.
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RAJ The Southern Pres yesterday repealed
the charge of .fanancism thrown at it by the
National Era. Quite good joke
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Methodist Episcopal Church, South. = Rev.
JAMES A. DUNCAN, of the Virginia Conference will preach
in the church Sth street this evening at o'clock The
nnhic are respectfully invited to attend. nov s.
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E9"The Fredericksburg Recorder speaks Of
:. the late John NJ. Bolts"
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MRS. ESTHER MOFFETT,

7M Street, opposite Odd Feilops Hall,
LAS JUST RECEIVED her Fall supply OF Ladies' and
IL Gentlemens Furnishing Goods. Consisting in part
Of rich Bonnet and Neck Ribbons Ladies' French
and other Collars; Kid, Silk and Thread Gloves; Ladies'
and Chdren's Hosiery of all kinds Ladies' Straw and
Silk Bonnets Bloomer, Twist Back, and common Tuck
Combs Shell and common Side dol long do; Hair, Tooth
and Nail Brushes; Gold Cuf-Pins; Imitation do; Black
do Soaps Of all kinds Colognes Oils, Pomades Powders
and general Of Perfumery and Ladies' Fancy
and Toilet articles.
Gentlemen viii find excellent selection OF Black and
Fancy Silk Crayat and Scarfs; Cambria and do
Shirts from rs cents to $780, threeply Shirt Collars
good shapes; Boys do; SILK, Linen and Cotton Pocket
Handkerchief; Kid, Silk, Berlin, and common Gloves;
Merino, Hungarian, Lambs Wool, Yarn, and Cotton
coorcd and white Hosiery suspenders Porte Monnaies
Razors Srops, Shaving Glasses and Boxes Soaps Creams
Umbrellas, &c, with many other desirable goods all Of
which win be sold low for cash. Call and see.
DEPSIN, the True Digestive Fluid, or
Il Gastric Jufce.-Half teaspoonful of the Fluid
infused in water will dissolve digest fire pounds of roast
beef ia about tDo hours, out Of the stomach. ~.
just received and for sale, at 81 per bottle, at v
ELI0TS DRUa STORE,
oct 23-tr Corner Of Y and Twelfth streets.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
FORREST HALL GEORGETOWN.
Young Mems Dramatic Associations. \
THIRD NIGHT OF THE SEASON
Will be presented Thursday evening, November d the
beautiful melodrama Of
ROBERT MACAIREl
After which the laughable farce entitled
THE WIDOWS VICTIM.
The whole to conclude with the farce OF
'GRIMSHAW, BAGsHAW AND BRADSHAW
0mnibuses viii be in attendance.
SD- Admittance 70 cents lnoy o-Zt
RUSSELL SMITHS
Panorama OF the Holy Land ;,
II s NOW OPEN AT TEMPERANCE HALL, ana WI,
i be exhibited every evening, and on Wednesday and
Saturday afternoon at o'clock
Also, fine specimens Of Chinese painting; and
variety Of rich Chinese costumes selected by
OF TASTE who has spent several years In the Ceesa E
Admittanco rs cents; children lfpriee. [nov3-tf
LIGHT INFANTRYs BALL.
UNHE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS take pleasure
i in announcing that the Ball Of the WASHINGTON
LIGHT INFANTRY will take place at JACKSON HALL, on
Monday epening, the 10th Of November where every ar
rangement will be made for the enjoyment Of all who may
attend.
No hats or caps will be allowed in the Saloon
Ladies' who have received cards Of invitation, viii
please send their names to James H. Powers street. be
Tickets Al, to be had at f. s. McClerys s. Butts and
r.. s. Paterson's Drug Stores; at James PowerSs,
between 9th andTth streets; at j. Shilingtons and
of the Committee of Arrangements well at the door
JOHN Y. TUCKER,
JOHN w. MEAD,
JOS. b. STANLEY,
j. FRANCIS MITCHELL,
JAS A. KING,
ROBT. W. DOVE,
Committee of Arrangements
WIN. II. CLARKE, Treasurer. Loot 29-eot9thnoy.
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DLANKETS.-Weh have in store 200 pairs OF bed
ID Blankets, all grades and prices from 1850 to s1s
bales, $50 pairs Servants Blankets, which will be
sold very cheap. VERIFY a MILLER.
sen 2g-Im
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CILK MITTs.
IS dozen Silk Mitts suitable for house and streeo
all grades, long and short with and without fingers
sep 29-lm VERIFY MILLER.
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FOR THE RALLSI

+ AIDES HEAD-DRESSEs, EMBROIDERED HAND
j KERCHIEFS, and GLOVES are now opened at Mrs.
CoLLIsoNs SIXTH street, Louisiana avenue, for
ladies attending the balls Of the nov Str
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS. &C.
CHERMAN'S 0losaonan, or All-lIealing Balsnm, Com
- pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry aud Acetone. The ori
ginal Wistars Basam of Wild Cherry, and Hollis Com
pound Peach Syrup Aso-Cutler's Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam the most valuable remedy discovered Tor Con
sumption or Tho above articles warranted fresh and
genuine For sale by w. ELIOT,
nov Afr Corner Of r and 18th SITS.
nR.JAYNE,s Celebrated Family Med
w. ELIOT,
noyB--x Corner Of y and 18th sts
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FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY.
IN MIR g. PIE ARCE and MISS K. DAV


ladies attending the balls Of the season. [nov Str
FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY
rTn MRS. PEARCE and MISS E. DAVIS
w M viii open their stock OF Fall and Winter MIL
NV LIVERY, on Thursday, November 9th, on Sew
enth street, adjoining Mr.. Harbaugh's Drug Store.
H5 parlor and chamber or two chambers, for rent.
nov4-
MRS. E. MOFFETT, having taken room at
lNI Miss n. Martins door west of Mr.. Lanes Fur
nishing Store Cup stairs Pennsylvania avenue between
AZ and 9th Streets will open Fall and Winter Millinery
tomorrow, Saturday. November 1st oct sl--tf
MEDICAL BOOK AGENCY IN WASH
wi INGTON CITY.--For the sale Of Medical Text
Books and all the Medical Works published in the Uni
ted States at Philadelphia prices Aarge collection
stanty on hand at TAYLOR MAURY'S
Bookstore, 9th street.
Among them will be found tho latest editions Of
Wood Bache's u. s. Dispensatory
Woods Practice
Drutt's Modern Surgery
Fowne's Chemistry for Students
Gregory's Outlines of Chemistry
Horner's Observation-Disclosures Dissector
Moretons Anatomy
Dunglisons Therapeutics.
And all the Works recommended by the Faculty TO be
used at the Medical Lectures in this city now
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JOHN ESPEY,

Book6inder and Pdper-rulcr.
DLANK Books Manuscripts, Periodicals and Old Books
ID rebound !, and Maps vanished and mounted on
rollers All Of the above done in the best style and at
the shortest notice.
oct 22-1m 4SrF street, Navy Department.
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lust RECEIVED, a lot Of beautiful, fine and medium
~ FOWLING-pIECES, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches
and Belts best English and French Caps Nipple wrenches
Nipples, &c, &c, which would BIO pleased to show to
gentlemen In want OF such things. III
s. J. RADCLIFFE,
nov 3--3t Warehouse No. Ninth at.
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nov 4-3t

PLAID BONNET RIBBONS.
lust RECEIVED six boxes rich Plaid Ribbons
81 Also, six dozen Of the latest style Bonnets.
For sale at BROWNS Cheap Cash Store. Z
oct 25--tr
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, &c.-A first
ID rate stock of Blankets Flannes Shawls, Cassnets,
children's Coats Hats, &C., very cheap Fannes low
as 12% cents. Firstrate Furniture Calico at cents,
worth IL. For sale at BROWNS Cheap Cash Store,
oct 25--tr Penn av, opposite Browns Hotel.
II I'D GLOVES AT rs CENTS !-Just re-
IN ceived large lot of Kid Gloves little spotted. at
rs cents, very cheap. For sale at
oct 25-tr BROWNS Cheap Cash Store.
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BAR IRON.

JUST RECEIVED, large assortment OF best American
~ BAR IRON, including Bars, Round, square, Hoop
Slit and Mtre Horseshoe &c. Of various sizes. For sal
at the lowest market prices, by s. J. RADCLIFFE,
nov St Warehouse, No. 4 Ninth st.
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FOURTH ANNUAL BALL OF THE WALKER
SHARPSHOOTERS

Wx II. CLARKE, Treasurer loot 29-eot9thnov
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-14
AG RlCULTURA Al.
Hill Manning,

There Is custom prevailing in some
places, which | think cannot be approved
Of by the best tarmers-namely, manuring
die corn crop in the hill, with barn-yard
m6nlre. In behalf Of the custom it Is urged
tli5t a greater quantity Of corn to the acre
can be made to cover greater space
The fact is. il is forcing system; the idea
Is the making good crop, not the general
Improvement of the lind. If the season
p-oye moist, good crop may doubtless be
raised in the way named; but should the
season prove dry, the manure in the hill
would damage more than benefit the crop.
i he only advantage gained, is in giving the
corn start. As to covering over grea-
ter space of ground, can only say that
think an even culture the greatest beauty
OF farming, and my dislike to the system in
question is, that it initiates against this
Corn is q crop, the roots of which run out
every where In search of food; If manure is
spread evenly over the surface, as soon as
the roots of the corn begin to extend them
selves, they will be sure TO find it, and at a
time, and in such quantity, as is best suited
TO the growth and development of the plant
and the ensuing season our eyes will not
rest upon an uneven field of oats; here a
tall cluster of spires, and there an army Of
dwarfs. l have stood some distance off,
and looked over field treated in this way.
aad could count where every hill of corn
had been the season before. Such a svs-
TEN OF husbandry is not calculated to i'm
prove our wcrn-out land. We want an
even culture, calculated to benefit the
WHOLE not part of the land Broadcast
application OF manure, evenly spread over
the surface, are always the bcst.-H. c. ".
IN tie Albany Caltirator.
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &C.
r YNCITRURG CLOTHING EN-

YNClHBURG CLOTHING EN-.
- PoRluM. opposite Mcdaniel f. Loe-New
Goods. Latest Spring and Summer styles Of Cloths,
Cassimeres and vestings, which will be made to or
der at prices lower than ever before seen in Vir-
ginia. Also, beautiful assortment Of Mems and
Boys Clothing. A large portion Of the Clothing j.
manufactured in Lynchburg, it being the deterini-
nation Of the proprietor Of this have all
goods manufactured in Lynehburg. the
necessary arrangements Gun be made for that pur-
pose. Also, Hats Of all kinds Boots and Shoes.
Shirts. Sc. Cravats and ve%tings that can't be
surpassed for beauty and style. Trunks of all
kinds. mar Sits Il. LOCKWOOD.
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RALTIl60RE:,


&5 Z EssEc
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE Rail-
In Road ond Sfeamborf Line 10 Baltimore and fhe
Northern Caies RIA Pney Point andfse mouth Of the
Potomac.
Fare between Richmond and Baltimore S. so.
The public are hereby advised that Thursday.
the Sd Of April, the swift and splendid Steamer
BALTIMORE, Captain Alexander McCausland
fitted up with sfafe-rooms and $50 berths, will
commence running this route; and on and after
that dnre, win run semi-weekly in connection with
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road between the landing al Aoquia Creek and Bal
more.
Passengers leaving Richmond in the Northern
Mail Train at "a, A. NJ, on Mondays ard Thursdays
will arrive at Acauia Creek about IL H. where they
take the Baltimore boat. Descending the Potomac
they have a view Of its Gae scenery ty day ight.aud
arrive at Piney Point about5. z. NJ, and at Basi-
tirnore IN the course Of the night
This line Il viii be seen, avoids entirely the wide
portion ofthc Bay, and Of course in n great degree
any danger Of rough weather and sea sickness; and
passengers by 1t going farther North, have the sd-
vantage, on ther arrival Baltimore, Of remaining
for the night free of charge, on board OF boat hav
ing superior Accommodations, and avoiding expen-
SEES at hotels.
Returning. passengers leave Baltimore on Tues
days and Fridays, at P. NJ. and arrive in Rich
nlond the next day at about II, NJ
Fare from Richmond 10 Baltimore s. 80
Do do do--second class
passengers, (including meals) I so
Fare from Richmond TO Piney Point, with
the privilege ofreturnig at any time du-
ing the season. 4 so
Fare for children under - years of age hafprice.
Meals and statc-rooms for first class passengers
extra.
For further particulars, through tickets, apply
at the Depot Of the r + and r Co, TO
rnnrt24-2m ]. b. WINSTON. Ticket Agent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-14
no RICHARD g. TORTVNC M

Il Mary his wife. Jordan Arlington and Polly hi,
wife, Susan d. Guy M inihnt under the age 81
twcnty-one years, William NJ. Cnbell admir- Of Sal
iy Vaughan, Jnnetta Vaughan, Mildred Vaughan d..
ceased, and of Nancy Guy dcceosed, George vaugh-
m in his own right aud rs adru'r Of Bct.cy Waugh
an decd Floyd J. Vaughan John O. Ballew and
- his wife, Martha Smoot, Jane Smooi, Ann
Smoott Catharine Smoot the last three infants I'M
der the nge Of twcnty-one years Thofnas Smoot,
John Smoot, Rcdin NJ. Gaunt and fsplina hi. wife.
Seaton ii. Lowing, ndm'r De bonis non of Jordan
Hnnsborough decd. Robert g. Loving and Nathan
icl o. Smilcy-Take noticc, that on the 2srh. Goth.
and Both of April next. and on the lst ID Sd, and
18th Of May next. Mt the Clerks Office Of the county
court OF Nelson county, shall take the dispositions
of John Thompson IT., Sterling Claiborne, Charles
Perrow- Alexander Brown aud others, to be read rs
evidence on the trial OF suit depending in tho
circuit court Of Nelson county, in which plain
tiff and you arc defendants.
mar Qj--wdw CARIANp
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4 SOa"VuWt"tO Oh vhr41m-
= IN, 10 nc SA'glf q Nelson Comfy Grrcisr:
Whereas, Christopher T. Estes, lately cAhibi,od 10
our circuit court for the county Of Nelson his bin az
complaint against James Garland aud Beverly Har-
grove, Executors Of JohnJ. Hargrovc dec James
d. Goodwin, Benjamin. Nj. Perkins. surviving OK
ccutor OF Hardin Perkins deceased Floyd L.
Whitehead, Robert 9. Cutler ind Beverly Har-
grove; whcreupon sundry proceedings were had as
appears from the records and files OF the said court
but before FINAL decree could be pronounced in
the sad cnuse the said Christopher 7, Estes depar-
tea TINS lite interstate, rs il IL snid, and Alexander
Brown late sheriff OF Nelson county and as such nd
| Illustrator OF the said Christopher 4. Estcs has
applied for scireiacins against the defendants np
Il appearing BY saisfactor, evidence that the deton
| dant james u. Goodwin is ont of the Common.
wealth, by reason whereof according 10 the ,tntut.
| IN such case made, the screfacias NAV be sery,d
on the absent defendants agent or attorney in fct
| II any he have within the Commonwealth or, if be
have no such agent attorney known by publicstion
Tor tour weeks excessively, previous TO the return
uayo the writ, IN so'nc newspaper published in tho
| Commonwealth: Therefore we c lmmand Won that
you make known, according 10 The statute aforesaid
that the said james ID. Goodwin. the absent dc(cn-
dnnt be before tho Judge of snid circuit court
Tor the county Of Nelson the Clerk Office thcrs.
Of, on the first Monday in May next to shcw cau,e
II any he can why the said suit should not be pro-
| ceedcd in 10 fnnl decree against him. in his name
| as late sheriff and such admir- MS aforesaid and
be in oil things, in the plight aud condition a,
II was at the time of the dccousc Of the said Chris,
tophcr 7 Estes, md further do md receive what
our said court shall in thai part consider and have
| then there this writ. Witness, Howell l.. Brown
Clerk OF our sad court at the courthouse the o5th
! day OF March, 1851, in the 18th ycnr Of the Com
| monwcalth HOWELL L. BROWN c. c.
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u
Messrs. Editors: | give You below,
from my pocket memorandum, some rules
for measuring land and gaging corn cribs.
Also, table, showing the number of corn
hills and trees upon an acre of ground, ac-
cording to the distances laid down. These
rules, &c, were extracted from some agri-
cultural works not now recollected. and
will be found occasionally useful to every
planter. Eachon of which in the absence
Of Others as good, is worth years sub
scnpnon to The Soil Of the Soat1
ARuLE FOR MEASURING LAND.
l63 feet is pole.
a rope SO feet long is 2 poles, and 4
poles Is q chain; sc feet is chain also.
Rule LIST.
Multiply the length by the breadth in
chains. and point of one figure to the right
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-14

M EW CONC EIeN .-McCORKLE
~ SIMPSON g. JONES, (Succcssors 10 McCor-
Ae g. Simpson, We have associated ourselves to-
gcther under the above style and firm for the
action Of n General Commission, Grocery and Far
harding Basiae1s. Also, for the sale of Maagtae-
TIRED and .Sn9Ii4g Tobacco Of our manufacture.
We will keep constantly on hand a large stock Of
Groceries, Domestic Goods, Iron, Steel, &c, at
market rates.
The usual advances will be made on consigH-
menfs.
All Goods forwarded on the Canal Basin nj the
usual charges, md 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 pnblic patronage
SAMUEL McCORKLE,
CHARLES SIMPSON,
Jan o-ts CHARLES HOMES.
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AL CREATIO1 LODN HERE!

~
"a Nen md spieadid g'oeh n Dry Goods 9Hd Reo
dy Marie Ciohiag n Hhoicsaic mil Rc'oH, GUG
GENHE--MER & UNTERMiE Err respectfully in
form their friends and the public generally, that
they receiving splendid stock Of Dry
Goods. suitable for The Fall md Winter seasons,
embracing every article of Lodte' and Gm'iemea's
Weay. All Of which the public are invited TO cali
and examine before purchasing elsewhere. We
hayea beautiful assortment Of Ifats and Caps, Boofs
and Shoes, with splendid and general assortment
Of fancy articles. all Of which offered unusual
ly low prices. Call and see us. and feel assured
tina, you will be pleased with prices well Goods
well undetermined 10 sell low, having purchased
for Cash.
They also receiving splendid assortment Of
Ready Made CiothiHg purchased by them fer cash
at unusually low prices, by which means they
abled to offer greater Inducements to the public
than any similar establishment.
They would particularly call tho attention Of
country merchants and others TO their Jphoicsaie
Prices-beeving that they will find il TO their in
tercst to give them call and examine their stock
before going farther East The great facilities
which they enjoy in purchasing their supplies,
bic them 10 announce with confidence, that their
goods win be sold at Richmond Prices
N. GUGGENHEIMER,
Oct 21-ts l. UNTERMYER.
I'm
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ND 1T COMES. -The subscriber takes

n this method to inform the merchants of Lynch
burg and the surrounding country, that he has ac-
eepted an agency, and can at short notice furnish
any amount in reason, of COTTON YARNS and
OSNAB JRGS of the hes, brand made in Virgin
ia and ne is obliged sell for cash or good ne
gotiahle paper. he hopes no, TO be complained of
whea he requires i, it is said there is no law for
necessity JAS. s. CREWDSON.
n, 5.--Strict attention paid to the selling Of all
kinds Lumber ard Produce, and also to the receiv-
ing and forwarding of Goods, Wares snd Merchar.
dire in any and every direction J.sC,
mar 9i-fs