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GREAT ATTRACTION I'm

GREAT ATTRACTION! !-NE "
VI and Splendid s,ock Of Dry Goods and Realty
Made ClothiAgaa IPloiesaletS Retaa.-GJGGEN-
HELNER q. UNTERNY speetfuily in
form their friends and the public generally that they
are now receiving a splendid stock of Dry Goods,
suitable for the Spring and Summer season. embra-
cling every article Of Lodies' and Gentiemns Wear.
All Of which the public invited to call and exam
inc before purchasing elsewhere. We have beau
tiful assortment of Has anil Caps, Boots md Shoes,
with splendid and general assortment of Fancy
tices all Of which offered nj unusually low pri-
Call and us; and we feel assured that YOU
will be pleased with prizes well as Goods, we
are deermncdto sell low, having purchased for cast
They are also receiving splendid assortment of
Ready Made Clothing, Purchased by them 70, cash
unusually low prices, by which means they are
enabled to offer greater inducements to the public
than any similar establishment.
They would particularly call the attention ofcoun-
try merchants and Others their Wholesale Prices
believing that they will find it their interest
give them call and examine their stock before go-
ing farther East. The great facilities which they
joy in purchasing their supplies, enable them
nounce with confidence. that their goods will be sold
| Mt RICH MOND PRICES.
n. GUGGENlIEIMER
l. UNTERMIER
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the coins and other relics met with near
them, may be estimated to have been SIX
teen or seventeen hundred years old
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NTOTECE.-THE NEXT REGULAR SEES
~ sion Of my School win commence on MONDAY.
the LIST day of September. Terms as heretofore,
to-wit: So 90, SIS 90. and $l7 so, according to
grade ofscholar WIN. b. FEATHERSTON
Aug wills
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fsae--1Zu1Ezs DAILY LTNEOF PAC.

-----'-'s-----l1s KET,S from LYNCHBTRG ID
! RICHMOND.-fare through only $3.50-Ser-
rants halfprice
Leave Lynchburg daily at 81 a. M. (Sunday ex-
ccpted) and arrive in Richmond next DAYS at y. M
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Boats con-
meet at Scotsvile with the Stage line to Charlotts.
vilic also with separate and direct line to Staun
ton, and at Pcmberton with the Stage line to Farm
Vile
Below see Fare and number of hours to reach in.
termediatc distances.
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G: L. MoSBY: }Tu.,co.
JNO. NJ. SPEED, 'uS''S-
Aur I2-fohS
sx SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.

f[s& SALE OE ALI AkSEE LA IND.
-. In Campbell couaty.-By virtue Of the viii
ofthe late DIR. Stevens, shall sell, on Friday the
9TH day of September next the highest bidder,
that fine of Land of which he died seized, IT,
ing in the county of Campbell, about eight miles
from the town of Lynchburg. and containing
Seven hundred and fOrfy-tWO A.
cfeS. This Land is well timbered, and produces
tobacco, remarkable for its excellent manufacture
ing qualities. Persons wishing to purchase good
land near good market, are invited to examine
this tract. 1t will be shown by Mr. J. NJ. b. Ste
vens. who now resides the premises. The tract
is estimated 70 contain IL acres, but will be sold
IN gross. and not by the acre.
TERMS-Thc sale will be made on a ere iii Of ,
and 3 years. the purchaser giving bonds with
good security, and a deed of trust on the land to
secure the purchase money.
JOHN NJ. SPEED
July 2i-t5S Ex'or Of Jas r Stevens, decd
~ Tho Richmond Wing Enquirer, and Peters
burg intelligencer, will insert the above WcLiy. till
18th Sept, and forward their accounts to this Office
furc pllection
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. OF

4v1 HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE, RICH
MoSD. VA.--The .toirteenh annual course of Lee
lures will commence on Monday the 18th of Octo-
Der, 1851, and continue until the first of March en-
suing. The commencement for comforting degrees
will be held about the middle of March
r. L. BoHANSAS, NJ. D., Professor of Obstct-
rics, sc.
w. CHAMBERLAYsE, NJ. D., Professor of Ma
terra Medica. sc.
s. MAuPIN. NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, NJ. D., Professor Of Sur
gerry, &c.
c. p. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Prof of Anatomy and
Physiology.
D. II. TUCKER, NJ. D., Prof. of Theory and Pruc-
tice of Medicine.
A. E. PErIcoLAs, NJ. D., Demonstration Of Anat-
omy.
| The facilities. for ARaomicoi and Clinical in
struction in this institution unsurpassed.
EXPENSES.
| Naturalization fee S5-Professors fees (agere-
| gate) sl0j-Demonstrator' fee Sl0-Graduation
fee S25.
| The price Of Board, including fuel, lights and
servants attendance, is usually So or $50 per week
! The Catalogue. &c. containing fuller informa-
tion concerning the School. will be forwarded tc
those applying for it, or specific enquiries will be
answered by letter. s. MAUPIN, NJ D.,
| Aug 1T Dean Of the Faculty.
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r4 CRES.
PnSfnnnnnpp ont
Aug 25-t9S

In cons sequence of inclcment weather on the day
advertised for the above sale. it will take place
TUESDAY, he Oh September, on the premises.
CHRISTOPHER CLARK, D. g., &c.
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MRS. Il. II. SMITH closed her pre-

1'I sent session, on Thursday. the oath of July.
The Fall and Winter Term will open on Monday.
September l>t. and continue FIVE months. Mrs
Smith, hereafter. will be associated in teaching.
with II. J. FOSTER, A. NJ. a gentleman of high
moral worth, well az superior Classical and Ma
thcmatica Education, and Of much experience in
teachng-having been successfully engaged ms Tu-
tor in College. at Washington City, Teacher in Pro-
fcssor Benz. HallowclPs Boarding School. at Alex
andria, and, recently, as Principal of the Academy
at New London.
Pupils now becoming members Of this Insttu-
ton, will, we are confident, enjoy increased facili-
ties for improvement. particularly in the Langua-
ges. Ancient and Modern. and the various branches
of Mathematics. No material changes will take
place. either in the regulations discipline of the
School We grateful for the smiles Of Heaven
upon efforts. and for the increased patronage of
friends. (having had, during our present session
more than sixty scholars and it is our constant
aim 10 make the school every way worthy of such
Patronoge, and desirable for Young Ladies.
/ \ accordance with the above announcement the
Il Fall and Winter Session of our School win com
mence on the LIST of September next under the fol-
lowing Instructors:
II. J. FOSTER, (PrinciPal) and Instructor in An
Gent and Modern Languages, and Mathematics
Mrs. e. F. SNIrH. (Associate) and instructress
in French and English branches.
MISS MITCHELL. instructress in Music
Rev. J. ID. MITCHELL. will deliver occasional
Lectures in Moral and Natural Philosophy.
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PoStuOnenemt.

The above sale is postponed till Saturday the
30th August, at o'clock, p. m, when it viii take
place the promises.
Aug oI-1t Nj r. n
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MRS. CHAPLIN's SCHOOL, FOR
TyME next Session Of my school

l. will commence on Monday. Sept LIST, in tn
basement room of the Odd Fellows Hail.
TERMS:
For the English branches -. $40 and $40 50
For the Languages SIS 90
Aug 2l--it Il. w. BRAINERD.
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N OT1CE.--Thc undersigned having rur-
chased the interest of JNO. NJ. MILLER in
the concern of W. \. & J. NJ. MILLER in Fyaea-
burg, the business will in future be conducted nj
the same stand. under the style and firm of MILL
ER & COMPTON. This change is intended to
include all the business transacted by the firm from
its commencement here, consequently no change
will be made in the accounts.
WIN. A. MILLER,
July gifts JNO COMPTON,
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~ OIaS.i-B, ing the sole Agents for the sale
= OF Licorice in Virginia, of Messrs Francia &
Co., the Importers in New York. we keep constant
ly on hand a large supply of this article in all its
vareiies and are prepared TO sell on the most ac-
commodatng terms. Purchasers are requested to
call and examine our stock.
GARLAND & ROBINSON,
Corner Cary and Goth streets on the Dock,
Mar 10-ts Richmond Va
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REFERENCES:
LYscHBrEG-Gen. ID. Rodes. Gen. o. G. CLAW,
John o. l.. Goggin, Esq, Chas. l.. Mosby, ESQ.
John NJ. Speed. ESQ, Rev C. r. Vaughan
BEDFonD-Rcv. J. G. Sheppcrson. Dr. j. r. w.
Read, Or. VIM Steptoe, Hon. W. L. Goggin, Alex.
Irvine, ESQ.
CAxPBELL-Judge Fleming Saunders.
LrBEnrY-Jamcs F. Johnson, Esq.
Liberty Va. Aur Hts
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~ Packages or extra Baggage to be sent by
Boats, must go at the risk oftbe owners or we will
not forward them.
BOYD, EDMUND & DAVENPORT.
July Its
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DOWDER AND 900
L feet Safety Fuse,-eoO0 kegs Blasting Pov-
der, in store and for sale bv
Aug ITS MCDANIEL & LEE.
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M cCOItkLE,S zMPSON q JONES
1Vl offer for sale
10000 lbs. prime Bacon
II hhds. n. o. and L. X. Sugar
30 g and barrels y. O. and w. |. Molasses
100 bags Rio, Luguira, Maracuibo and Java
Coffee
10 barrels Crushed and ground Sugar
90 boxes Adaman,ine and Tallow Candles
- baskets Sweet OIL
10000 lbs. best sqr and octagon Cast Steel
Goo 4" German Steel
10000 feet Safety -fusc
500 kegs "Duponts" Powder
5000 lbs. Tyre sq'r and round rolled Iron
90 dozen "Rowands" Shovels
300 kegs Nails and Spikes best quality
1900 lbs. Crpw-bars
Cord MANILA Rope
50 boxes Window glass
Is barrels No. 3 Mackcrel &c.
ALSO, on Consignment
100 cases Mass and stick Licorice
ID hhds and casks German and French Loaf
and crushed Sugar
80 tons Country bar Iron, assorted
10000 lbs. Cotton Yarn,
800 barrels Flour
tcrccs Goldfish
April 2l-ts
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~ EW CO-PAfsTNERSE
L Subscribers have this day connected themselves
together for the purpose Of conducting Commits
sion, Forwarding and Grocery business, under the
style and firm of f. g. & w. d. ToMrKIys, No.
l3i Cary street. where they hope by prompt and
dilgent attention to business, gain "a share of the
public patronage. Il. q. TOMPKINS,
Aur Aim w ID TONfpkINS
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= TIE AM NJ RBLE WORK $ I.
~ JOHN +. ROGERS has removed his Marble
Works to the corner of Main and 9Th Streets where
will be found fine assortment of Egyptian Italian
and American Marble, Monuments, Tombs, Grave
Stones Mantel Pieces of every description, Wall
Plates, Fronts, sc.
Any design in carving executed in the neatcst
manner. Orders from the country with city refer
ence, promptly attended to.
MIR. r. having served his apprenticeship in one
of the largest establishments in New York city. and
having much experience in the business fattcrs
himself that all work executed at his shop will give
as entire satisfaction as any done North Or South.
Richmond, July l4-ly
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against
Posts &-Main, partners trading under
the style and firm ofPosts & Main, Henry Latham
and John Wills. Trustee, Defendants
The Plaintiffs bill is bill of interpleader, ask
ing the Court for leave to deposit in Court fund
which the Defendants seeking to recover by
suits law against him. and interplead and set
tie their claims the fund before the Court; and il
appearing by affidavit that the Defendants, Posts
& Main. are mt residents of this Commonwealth,
they requested to appear here within month
after due publication of this order. and do what is
necessary protect their interest. And il is or
dcred that copy fthis order he published once d
week for four successive weeks in the Lynchburs
Vrgiuian, newspaper printed in the town oil
Lynchhurg, and posted at the front door Of the
Court House of this Corporation on the LIST day o.
the next Corporation Court
A Copy-Testc.
D. ROBES, Clerk.
I. ]. KIRKPATRICK, P. Q.
Au~ T-wty
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COLTON'S WORKS-Landa and Lee.
~ Ship and Shore. Deck md Port, Three Years
in CALIFORNIA;; for sale nj ~ Is per VOL, BY
!, .3-i. y, q PAYNE & BRO.
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ton RIVER, and containing E1snteen Hun.
hEE drGd and Thirty-SiX Acres, of

ton river and containing Eighteen Hum
ME dred and Thirty-six Acres, of
K. which about 400 cleared and in cultiva-
ton, The larger portion of the RIVER BOT
TONS is of the best quality-the cleared high
land is good, and most of it very good. large
portion Of the upceared land is of excellent quality
for the growth of Tobacco. 1t lies generally very
well, and is conveniently watered. 1t has on it
d. DWELLING HOUSES. and other neces-
III sary buildings also a Manufactures
Mill, with two pairs of stones, paironized by a
good country custom prepared to grind all the grain
Of the neighborhoud: Also Turning La he a Sau
Mn. with an abundance of heart pine and other
timber for its Also, we-known and profit
able IA FERN STAND, affording ready mark
ct for surplus grain. This tract of Land is within
% miles of Lynchburg, on the Pittsylvania Turn
pike, and affords an opportunity for profitable
investment. We shall also sell at the same time
and the premises, another Tract of Land in
Campbell County, adjoining the lands Of Chiswell
Dabney esq, Mrs. Norman and Mr.. Simmons.
lying on Ward road. and containing FOUR HUN
HSk DRIED AND SIXTEEN ACRES, the
Z. larger portion of which is excellent Tobacco
Land.
Full possession of these lands will be given on
the LIST of December next, and possession for seed
ing purposes. any time after the day of sale. Mr..
Robert Ward win show the lands to any one wish
ing to buy.
we sfidll also sen at tue same ana pace,
Ten Negro HIen and Women. We
shall also sell the interest of Robert Ward in the es-
tate of Patsey Barber.
By the terms of the deed of trust, the property is
directed to be sold for cash, and it will be accord
ngly so sold and the sale will be without reserve.
If the 25th day of September be not a fair day.
the sale will be made on the next day; and if no
cessary, viii be continued from day TO day till all
the property is sold.
The undersigned believe the title to this proper
ty to be unquestonabe, but selling trustees they
will convey such title only, is vested in them by
the deed aforesaid.
C. L. MOSBY, lr
JNo. NJ SPEED, Trustees
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NJ OTTO E.--The next Session Of
~ my daughters school viii commence on Mon
day, the LIST OF September Terms as heretofore.
Aug io-ot W. s. REID, Sen.
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| VIRGINIA, tO-Wit:-Atrulcs holden in
| Y the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of the
Corporation of Lynchburg, on Monday the 18th day
| of August, 1851.
| Robinson Stablcr, flaintr
| In CHANCERY
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OAKLAND A. ROBINSON. AUG.

OTION g. COMMISSION MER CHANTS,
corner Cary and Goth streets, on the Dock, Rich
mond Va have in store and for sale on accommo-
dating terms
1000 bags genuine Peruvian Guano
100 cases q stick Licorice
50 do G Licorice !
IS half do Beck s. Co do
100 cases q G do
30 do Spanish arms do PASTE.
IS do Da luces do
50 do Ynuria do
do FXH do
1000 bushels superior Oats
40 boxes superior Medoc Claret
% do do old Sherry
100 bbls superior Bumgardner old Rye Whiskey
$50 do do rectifed do
90 baskets superior Cream Debouzy Champagne
10 do do Olive Oil, for table use
200 bags superior Rio Coffee
- boxes do preser'd Peaches Tin nat juice
bales do soft shell Almonds
II trails do hard shell do
80 hhds do Bacon Shoulders
bhls do Tonqua Beans
go do do city mills superfnc Flour
500 do do country do do
1000 kes do Old Dominion Nails, every size
and description
80 demijohns sup'r old Port Wine, 5 gallons each
90 do do old Antigua Rum, do do
je Dots GARLAND & ROBINSON.
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IN SACKS SALT,
lcO - half barrels Roe Herrings,
10 - Shad,
Is bbls No Herrings.
90 80 No 3 Mackercl
For sale by AGREE & McCLANAHAN.
ma lJ-fs
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REM0VAL...JOl YOUNGER &
IL SMITH, have removed to Bank square, and
taken the large and commodious walnut front bull
ding, recently erected by John II. Tyree. immedi-
atey opposite the Cabell House. and convenient to
Friends and Martins warehouses, where they
would be pleased to their old friends and custo-
mers, andto the trade generally they will offer induce
ments. They will keep constantly hand a large
stock of Groceries, Staple Dry Goods, Liquors, DC
&c. A call is all they ask.
They will also trade for all kinds Of Country Pro
dacc, and pay prompt attention to receiving and for
warding goods, and to the sale of produce sent TO
them on consignment. ap lots
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ATE ARRIVALS Az THE Mar
IL shall House.-JAMES b. SMITH has Just
received full supply of the finest Cigars of all
qualities Also. choice Fruits, Candies, and every
article in the Confectionery line. To crafty your
tastes in every variety abundant supply Of good
things can be found at the Marshall ma I2-ts
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A MOTHER SCIENTIFIC won

~ ~ = - ~ SN1EN IL ~ VN~
- DER, DIR. J. 8. HOUGHTON'S PEPSIN
,hr true DIGESTIVE FLUID or GASTRIC
po FL great Dyspepsia Cnnr.--Prcparcdfro
uenne'' or the fourth Stomach Of tho OK, after d.
reehons Of Baron Liebig. the great Physiological
Shem's,, by j. s. HouGHTON, NJ b., No. IL
North Eighth Street, rhiladelphin. Pa.
Ihls is truly wonderful remedy for b,,,;ces,;ou
DyTePs,a' Jaradice. Lircr Complain. Conatpa-
,on hha Deoa"y, Curing after Natures own
Juice. Wv
~ Half teaspoonful of Prrsrs, infused in wa.
ter, viii digest dissolve five pounds NJ RI
in about two hours out Of the stomach
Dfge stiOu,
DrGssTIoN is chiefly performed in the a,.nsr, -
the aid of a fluid which freely exudcs fror, H., ~;
Of that organ, when in state of heal,h cal
led the Gastric Juice. This fluid is the 6;rea So,-
rent Of The Feed, he Purifying, Preserving. and
Stimulating agent Of the stomach and intcstinc.-
Without il there can be no digcston--no conversion
Of food into blood. and nutrition Of the body; but
rather foul, torpid painful and destructive condi-
| ton of the whole digestive apparatus A weak half
dead, or injured stomach produces no good Gastriy
Juice, and hence the disease, distress and dcbiiite
hich cnsue.
Pcps;n and Escnnct.
rnrsIS is the chief element, great Diecs'iag
Principle of the Gastric Juice IL will pi-
trid meat aifcctually than salcratus and will
rctard putrciaction more powerfully than alcohol
1t Is also highly stimulating to tho nervous system,
aud to the stomach and other digestive orguns Is
found in great abundance In the solid parts Of tho
human stomach and in tho stomach of animals Us
the OK, calf &c. 1t is the material used by farm
ers in making cheese. called Rcnnct, the effect Of
which has long been the special wonder Of the dali
ny. The curdng Of the milk is the first process Of
digestion. Rcnnet possesses astonishing power
The stomach Of a calf will curdle nearly one
thousand times its weight of milk. Ba-
ron liebig, states that, Zone part of the Pepsin
dissolved in sixty thousand parts of WATER will di-
gest meat and other food" Diseased stomachs
produce no good Gastric Juice. Rennct OF Pcpsin
The Great Discovery!
The true Digestive Fluid. or GASTRIC JUICE,
eau be Obtained from NATURES osrn source II sppypy
the heath by stomach Tho pure digestive prinei.
| pie, PErsIN, may really be extracted from the
stomach of animals resembling man, thus forming
artificial Digestive Fluid precisely like the nat
ural Gastric Juice in its chemical puw-rs, and fur
fishing complete and perfect substitute for it.
| By the aid of PErsiS, Il is artificial Digestive
| Fluid, the pains and evils Of INDIGESTION pysrEr-
%IA, AND LIVER COMPLAINT ARr srEFprtY RtNov-
| 50. JUST AS THEY WOULD De ny A ntAlrnr srom-
hcH-thc food is properly ca verified into blood; tho
body is nourished good Health and yen, are rapid
y impaired to the whole organization; and te di-
gcstivc organs shar, with the IN ibis happy Go
| suit.
Gx.z., n
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THE RHODE ISLAND SENATORIAL ELECTION
To correct any misapprehensons which may have
occurred from the alleged bribery during the recent
stormy Senatorial election, we insert the fol-
lowing;
JOHN WBIPPLE-SiDce the name OF MIR Whip
pie was mentioned in the testimony accompany.
ing the report Of the Committee at the General
Assembly, appointed to Investigate the charge OF
bribery, il is proper to state, for the benefit OF
those who do not know Mr.. Whippe, that no pos
sbe suspicion attaches to him of completely in any
such transaction.
Mr.. Whipple's conduct throughout the entire
Benatorial canvass has been that OF high'mnd-
cd, honorable man, and in consistency with bis
own character He neither sought nor desired
the offce-he asked no man, directly or indirect
ly, TO vote for him, and in fact took part in the
matter Had he been elected by any such means
a. are exposed in this report, we venture nothing
in saving that he would have Indignantly rejected
his commission, the moment that the facts were
brought to his knowledge
We make this record only for the Information
of persons out of the State. 1t is entirely unne-
oessary here to say, that in any dshonorabie
transaction, Mr.. Whipple had no part and no
knowledge. lProviaenoo 1ouln"i'
1t seems to be admitted by the unprejudiced OF
all parties, that the new Senator, Gen CHARLES
u. JAMES, is a staunch Wing, progressive In the
conservative sense Of the term, and strongly in
bued with the necessity Of protecting the Indus
trial interests Of America with which he has been
90 long connected.