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The republic., 1851-12-20

s4l7 From Camptown, by Herck, East Herrck, South
Hill, Orwell, and Windham, to Owego, N. Y, "a
miles, and back, once week.
Leave Camptown every Friday at Yam;
Arrive at Owego same day by m;
Leave Owego every Saturday at m;
Arrive at Camptown same day by p m.
94ls From Wyausing, by Meryal, Camptown, and Ste
vensville, to Pike l. miles, and back, once week
Leave Wyausing every Thursday at IL m;
Arrive at Pike same day by 8 3pm;
Leave Pike every Thursday at 5 pm;
Arrive at Wyalusing day by 8 pm.
94l9 From Towanda, by Highland, Burlington East Smith
field, North Smithield Benty Creek, and Rdgebury,
to Welsburg, N Y, 80 miles and back, twice a
week
Leave Towanda every Monday and Friday at ms
Arrive at Wesburg days by 3 pm;
Leave Welsburg every Tuesday and Saturday al m;
Arrive at Towanda same days by 6 m.
942O From Ceared to Caledonia, 25 miles and back
week.
Leave Clearfed every Friday at 6 am;
Arrive al Caledonia. same day by pm;
Leave Caledonia every Saturday at 6 am;
Arrive at Cearield same day by pm.
942l From Towanua, by Highland, Burlington, West Bur
ington, East Troy Troy, Syvania, and Sullivan, to
Covington, SO miles and back, twice a week
Leave Towanda every Wednesday and Saturday, at
am;
Arrive at Covington same days by SPIN;
Leave Covngon every Tuesday and Friday al s a m
Arrive at Towanda same days by s m.
9422 From lie Raysvile by South Warren Windham, and
Nichols, to Smithboro', "a miles and back, once
week.
Leave lie Raysvlle every Tuesday at 10 am;
Arrive at Smithboro same day by pm;
Leave Snithboro' every Wednesday at sam;
Arrive at lie Raysvi Ne same day by . pm.
9423 From Rome by North Orwell, West Windham, Nj
chols, N. Y, aud Garfield Corners, to Smihboro
l6 miles and back, three times week.
Leave Rome every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at2pm;
Arrive at Smhboro same days by pm;
Leave Smihboro every Monday, Wednesday, and |
Friday at m
Arrive at Rome same days by m.
9424 From Rome, by North Rome, to Sheshequin Ia miles
aRd back a week.
Leave Rome every Saturday at pm,
Arrive at Sheshequn same day by pm;
Leave Shesbequin every Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Rome same day by s pm.
9425 From Athens, by Liichfeld, Wndhsm, and South
Warren, to LsraysyilIe, % miles and back. Cnce a
week.
Leave Athens every Thursday at 9am;
Arrive at LernysvlIe same day by pm;
Leave Leraysvle every Friday at 6 an;
Arrive at Athens came day by pm.
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|
1863 From Clearheld, by Frenchville 10 Kahause 2!
| miles and back, once a week.
Leave Clearheld every Friday at s a m;
Arrive at Karthause same day by M
Leave Karthause every Saturday at a m;
Arrive at Clearheld same day by 6 D N.
s47O From Reedsvile, by Kischacoquas, Belvit, ant
AllensvlIe, to Mill Creek, 25 miles and back thre
times week.
Leave Reedsvile every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
Arrive at Mill Creek next days by IL m;
Leave Mil Creek every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday at % pm;
Arrive at Reedsvle next days by / am.
947l From Alexandra, by Shavers Creek, Cottage, Wes
Barre Manor Hill, East Barre, EnnBville, McAlevys
Fort, and Greenwood Furnace, to Bellevlle "a mile.
and back, twice week.
Leave Alexandria every Monday and Thursday at {
am
Arrive at Browns Mills same days by Ann;
Leave Browns Mills every Tuesday and Friday at Z
am;
Arrive at Alexandra same days by 7pm.
9472 From Hodaysburg by Allegheny, (no office and
Ashland Furnace, to Newman's Mills 35 miles and
back once a week.
Leave Holldaysburg every Saturday at z am;
Arrive at Newmans Mills same day by 7pm;
Leave Newman's Mills every Friday at am;
Arrive at Holldaysburg same day by 7pm.
9473 From Birmingham, by Tyrone, Smiths Mills, Glen
Hope, and Fruit Hill, to CufwinsviIle, 80 miles and
back, a week
Leave Birmingham every Thursday at Sam;
Arrive at Curwinsville same day by pm;
Leave Curwinsvile every "Wednesday at Sam;
Arrive at Birmingham same day by pm.
9474 From Bloody Run, by Hopewel Six Mile Run Broad
top, Eagle Foundry, Todd, Cass sile and Calvin 10
Mill Greek, 3s miles and back, once a week.
Leave Bloody Run every Saturday at 4 am
Arrive at Mill Creek same day by pms
Leave Mill Creek every Saturday at am;
Arrive at Bloody Rup day by 7pm.
9475 From Summit, by Ebensburgh, Armah, Blnirsvie
New Alexandria Hatvey's Five Points, Salem Cross
Roads. hurrysve MonyUevie and Williamsburg, to
PIltshurR, 80 miles and back daily
Leave Summit daily at III pm,
Arrive at PtsDurg days by Al pm;
Leave Plttsbug daily at q ans;
Arrive at Summit next days by
Proposals to commence at Bairssille and .un three
times week will be considered.
Proposals to su Py Ebensburgh, AGusgh six times
week from railroad will be considered.
9416 From II dysburg, by Newry, East Freedom, East
Staipsburgh, Mirtnsburg, Clover. Stonerstown
Broad Top, Speersv'e, and West Dublin, to Harri
sonvle, 81 mile and hack once a week
Leave H'lldaysburs every Wednesday at Gam;
Arrive al Harsonvlle next day by IL lam;
Leave Harrsonve every Tnu,day at pm;
Arrive at II lidaysburg next day Ly pm.
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Leave WilIiamsport daily except Sunday at pm;
Arrive at Elnira next days by pm;
Leave Emra daily except Sunday at9am;
Arrive at Wilamspor next days by pm
Proposals for three times a week service will be cons
dered.
9444 From Jersey Shore by WalkervilIe WaterviIe Gar
retsve Little Pine Creek, Texas, Morris Wellsboro
Chatham Valley, and Little Marsh, to Knoxville and
by Westfeld and Pine Creek rs miles and
back once week.
Leave Jersey Shore every Friday at m;
Arrive at Knoxville next day by SPIN;
Leave Knoxville every Sunday at a m;
Arrive at Jersey Shore next day by 8 m.
9445 From Pike Mills, by Pike Valley Mxtown Hector
and Sabinsville, Westfeld, is miles and back once
week
Leave Pike Mills every Thursday a. Sam;
Arrive at Wesifed same day by lam;
Leave Westfeld every Thursday at pm;
Arrive at Pike Mills same day by p m.
9446 From Lock Haven, by Faandsvic, Young Womans-
towns, Westport, Kettle Creek, Cooks Run, Sinna-
mahoning, Second Fork Pine Street, Cameron
Shippen, and Norwich, 10 >mithport O3 miles and
back, week
Leave Lock Haven every Tuesday at I2m;
Ar7e at Smithport every Friday by pm,
Leave Smithport every Tuesday at 4 pms
Arrive at Lock Haven every Friday by pm.
9447 From Cowdersprt IT. by Homer, North Wharton Whsr-
ton, and First Fork to Snnamahoning, 36 miles and
back, week.
Leave Cowdersport every Thursday at sam;
Arrive at Snnamahonng same day hy l0pm;
Leave Sinnamahoning every Friday at a m;
Arrive at Cowderspert same day by pm
944s From Welsboro, by Pine Creek Games, Pike Mills
West Pike Cushngvlle, Sweden, LymnnsvIle, Cow
dersport, Roulette, Burtvile, and Port Allegheny, to
Smihport, 73 miles and back, once a week
Leave Wellsboro', every Monday at a m;
Arrive at Cowdersport day by 8 m, and at
Smhport nex day by 6pm;
Leave Smilhpor every Monday at Gam;
Arrive at WeIsboro' next days by 6 p m.
944s From Cushingve by Ulysses and Turner Creek, to
Spring Mills, n Y ID miles and back once week
Leave Cushingvile every Tuesday am;
Arrive at Spring Mills same day by 9a m;
Leave Spring Mills every Tuesday alto am;
Arrive al CushngvIIle same day by pm.
$3.50 From Wesboro by Charleston, Crooked Creek To
go, and Baly Greek, to Rutland, 80 miles and back
week.
Leave Wesboro' every Saturday at cam;
Arrive at Rutland same day by 4pm;
Leave Rutland every Friday Sam;
Arrive at Welsborp' same day by pm
945l From Cowderspor by Colehurg, E>burg and Gene
see Fork, to Welsvile, N. Y, 80 miles and back,
three times q week.
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three times week.
Leave Wikesbarre every Monday, Wednesday, ant
Friday, ats Jam;
Arrive at Honesdale same days by pms
Leave Honesdale every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur
day, at m;
Arrive at Wikesbarre same days by pm.
Proposals for six times week service, and to end a
Carbondae will be considered
1898 From Carbondae, by Archibald, Blakeey, Dunmore
and Scranton, to Hyde Park, II miles and back, si1
times week.
Leave Curbondae daily except Sunday at 9 am;
Arrive at Hyde Park same days by IL nj
Leave Hyde Park daily except Sunday at p m;
Arrive at Carbondale same days by p m.
1894 From Wkes5arre, by Kingston, Truckvle, Hunts
vile, Lehman, Dallas, and Bowman's Creek, tC
Tunkhannock, 33 miles and back, once week,
Leave WlkesbarIe every Friday at m;
Arrive at Tunkhannock same day by pm;
Leave Wilkesbarre every Friday at 8 am;
Arrive at Tunkhannock same day by pm;
Leave Tuukhannock every Saturday at m;
Arrive at Wilkeshaue same day by pm.
1895 From Wikesbare, by White Haven, Rock Port, and
Weherby, to Mauch Chunk, al miles and back, three
times a week.
Leave Wilkesbare every Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive a. Mluch Chunk same days by 7pm;
Leave Mauch Chunk every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday, at m;
Arrive at Wkesbarre same days by PM
1896 From Wyoming, by Caverton, Orange and Centre
Moreland TO Bowman's Creek, l6 miles and back
a week.
Leave Wyoming every Friday at am;
Arrive at Bowmans Creek same day by pm;
Leave Bowman's Creek every Friday at
Arrive at Wyoming same day by 7pm;
1897 From Eton, by Mehoopany, Scottsve North Flat,
Sugar Run, Terrytown, Asylum and DureIl, to To
wanda, 40 miles and back twice week
Leave Eaton Every Wednesday and Saturday at
an;
Arrive a. Towanda same days by pms
Leave Iowanda every Thursday and Friday at ms
Arrive at Eaton same days by pm.
9SSs From TuDkhannock, by Ok Bow Leno1vile and Cliff
ford, TO Csrbondae, 80 miles and back once week.
Leave Tunkhannock every Monday at 6 ans;
Arrive at Carbondale day by 6 pm;
Leave Carbondae every Tuesday at a am;
Arrive at Tunkhannock same day by 6 m.
Proposals for three times week service will be con-
sideTed
9399 From Tunkhannock, by Russell Hill, SterneviIe,
Branrem, SINNERS, EDDY, Laceyvie, Browntovvn
WyAlusing, Lime Hill, Rummerfed Creek, Standing
Stone, Wysox, Towsnda, Ulster, Milan, and Athens,
to Waverley, N. Y, So miles and back, sir times
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17


M ACE 4 WINSTON, Opposife ColusaJi-
l y an Hotel Richmoad, Ta-lIave in store and
offer for sale, on accommodating terms,
$40 bags Rice Coffee
80 " Lag do
IS " Java and Mocha do
100 hhds \. o. and ?. r. Sugars
10 " Clarified do
50 packages Loaf and Crushed and Powdered
Sugars
so hhds and Tierces Cuba and p. r. Molasses
Is barrels n. o. do
so g pure Cider Vinegar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17

"a Pesa ~ Pho dir. qsesta fs rosa"
And would you think. this witbered s,en
Ohre bore n flower of loveiest bloom,-
In HES parterre. rosrase gem,
Unmatched ia besu'y aud perfume.
A flower 40 fair, the charmed sense, ,
Regardless, passed all others BY
So rweet the breath that issued thence.
The air would pause to catch its sigh.
So bright it, ,int-, the sister flowers
Were east in shade, or los, to sight
So soft sA hines. the gepicst showers
Seemed sent. by Heaven, to keep them bright
The dews Of eve wond fill its cup,
To nestle on couch so fair
The jealous sun but dried them up,
That his own rays might rescl there
No thorn appeared. IN wound the tonch,--
l. Could touch have dared prefane its lcaycs;-
Nm "briary fence" only such
Az nature round the moss-ruse wrcsiheF-
This beau,eors flower, we watched il we'll
This favored plant Of earth and skies -
Aud now, behold, It. fate TO tell.
A withcrsd stem before Us lies.
It, hues are gone. its fracraDcened;
Ii DROPS like ALL to Time and Woes;-
We see It. gathering the dead.
And scarce say, this was rose.
Glendale, Va. w. b. B-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17

"a and Shse iron Ware Mea,tacsprcr. fire doors
SSH 5eiog the MARKET, BdnS S4aors, Maia Stree,
J, Lyeot6xrg. Va. The subscriber would inform his
friends and the public, that he has now in store,
and is constantly adding thereto, large and well
assorted stock of Tin Ware, manufactured Of the
best materials which he win sell as liberal terms
as can be purchased in this market. Also an ex-
tensve assortment Of Stoves, Cooking Stoves Of all
descriptions, for wood coal; Parlor. Office and
Chamber Stoves of different pntterns. In addition
the above, he keeps large variety Of useful
ticles for housekeeping which he viii sell as cheap
as they can be bought in this market. Also, IN
extensive assortment of Sheet 1rtn and Japanned
Ware; all of which he viii sell cheap for cash.
Country Merchants most respectfully solicit.
ed to give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
House Coreying and Gutte,ing, superintendent by
Mr.. John r. Thurman, done in the neatest man
ner on the lowest terms and at the shortest posi-
bic notice.
II Old Copper Brass and Pewter, taken in ex-
change for any articles in my iine.
March 3-w4w WIN l.. IECKIE
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= -
w aRltCd 10 knOyy.

The age ofan "older-berrv..
The number ofpages in the .Volume Of
Nature"
The width of marrow escape"
If a revolver is good weapon to xiii
time" with.
What kind ola whip ship uses when
'sdriven before the wind"
How it happens that the day "breaks''
so often and who mends it; also, on what
kind Of hinges the "gates of day" are
hung.
II an action for assault and battery Will
lie whena manis struck with astonishment.
Mourn VERNoN.-Ihe Alexandria Ga
xette makes the following suggestion. We
think happy one, and cordially second it:
ave observe that the bill for establish
ing an asylum forinfrm andinvalid soldiers
has passed Congress. If Mount Vernon
is selected Us the site, what more noble
guard could the tomb Of Washington have
than the old soldiers of the Republic! We
suggest the subject for reflection
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17
e WATCHES ANDJEWELRY

q II Store to the Eagle Square, 1i9 Main ST.
where they have IA new and beautiful assortment of
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Watches, Watch Chains
Keys, Finger Rings, Lockcts for Dagueueotypcs,
Gald Pens and Pencils, Gold and Silver Spcctacos
for all eyes, Gold Bracelets, Ear Rings of the new
est fashions, Breast Pins for Dagucreotypcs and for
hair--with every article in the Jewelry line.
Also, Silver Ware, Tea Pots, Sugar and Cream
Cups, Table and Tea Spoons Soup and Oyster
Ladies, Sugar Tongs, and avariety of Fancy Goods
The highest price allowed for old Gold and Sill
yer. Watches and Clocks repaired and warranted
Richmond Va Fob 10-3m
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Building Rr,SiucsS

in all its various branches. His stock on hand is
very large and the best the market affords He
will keep constantly hand large supply of sea
soned Lumber, as he has heavy contracts for Lum-
ber and will be in receipt off every month, and will
sell on accommodating terms those who may IA
vor him with n call.
1t has been rumored that the subscriber intends
to quit the business he would correct that error by
stating that he may be found at his old stand on 9Th
Street, the reservoir, in close attention
his own business. From additional facilities added
10 his business, he feels satisfied he win be able to
give satisfaction to all who may favor him with
their patronage, as his personal attention shall be
given to all jobs entrusted to him. and he will have
altogether experienced workmen, both in the Brick
and Carpenters Business. He wishes to employ for
the next year Ave six irst Brick AIasons and
several first rate Carpenters None other than the
best workmen need apply.
He wishes to hire number Of common laborcrs
for making brick, also fifteen or twenty bows
from 10 to II years of age, for such he will pay bc
raj prices and no mistake.
Dec. SLAP GEO. G. CURLE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17

PETTIcoAT SovEREIGNTy.-We trust
that in aspiring to the dignities of man Il c
iemlnincs will relinquish the special privi-
lcges they enjoy as the weaker sex. II
woman is to be man, if she is to share in
all our enjoyments and patronize our tai
Tors, we submit that she ought to take her
chance in the omnibuses, rail-cars, and
sieamboats--pay her own way to places
of amusements--and IN all respects do her
own fighting "hkc man." If we are TO
take our turns in rocking the cradle and
washing the dishes, she must "shin it, on
quarterday, SEQ to the delivery of goods,
and make out invoices. If she insults us,
she must expect to have her nose pulled;
for in putting off her own delicacy she loses
all title to be treated with dchcacy by US.
After taking the world rough and tumble
for few months, the veriest Spartan of
the sex would be content, we think, to sub
side into the dependence which is the very
essence OF her sovereigniy-lIajor NOAH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17

~ RANCE GsHh 4 II 4 u TEnpr,
coNNErTfCTr 49, 80 = r,TsI cmD'
Ins,;,,,;a, ha,,;. ~ ou,ooo 80, -, ims
;,si 'on - ~. 'aie's. o'P"s' ana 'nat
~ a, so aaa aPpfoVa' o.
.ne o''e' eo.oul'ns onee y 'ne 'tasf, presents al
Ia''aees anu security .otao"ss",eo ehsusPassea ny
i % a"y eon'Pa'S IN rue cn"e" SsAies' oon,
oa''s ~ o"si"'ss" On tac lo,n' s'o,N a"n pu"oi
pun !. oo'noiies aii 'he dement's ana privileges o,
TWO "isnho' companies with oniy the expenses O.,
'"y
=" Pphe'p" oil the ihsufanecis based on sound
',ie'nona',oai oaouianons ana admits o. no var's-
non oui'inna'e security being inc primary object
10 DC oo'ancd ths company VIII do business ON the
lowest rates oil premium that can be adopted, and
ahofa requisite security TO the insured, and pcrpc-
uo',y 10 .''o Institution
benfms 81 Lyc lasHrancc.-- The great and espo-
Gu" oplect OF Lie insurance, is to secure the wife
ana ohiidfen against want and misery after the
u'u'i o e',e huSpan" ana '''het, ,n"ogh" y Prae'r
caly useful IN great variety oil other eases.
Late Insurance. u the poor mans wealth, anda
soou ,iNes'',en, 10, capitalists, an ih'ttu,
uon, says ohamhers' contemplating un'n'xed
GOOD =" mankind
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17
A YEK's CHERRY PICTORIAL,

| ~ Eor Me caTe u CoNghs. C0idS, Uoarsencss
| B,onctiis, Cronp, Aa'Ama, Uhoorinq Coseh an
| c0nspmpton.-In offering 10 the community tii.
justly celebrated remedy, Il il wish 10 trine
with the afiicrcdbut frankly and faithfully To ny
before them Of the evidences Of its c,ircs
from which they can judge for themselves. Tho
following testimony Is not from men Of whom
have heard, bnt men known to the world,
| and the world respect their opinions
From Benz. silman, NJ. d., l.. /. d., etc, Pro
| fessor Of Chemistry, Mincralogy, &c., Yale Col
lege, member Of the Lily. IIisi. Ied. Phil oud sci
cntihc Socictics Of America and Europe: II deem,
the Cherry Pectoral nm admirable composition from
some Of the best articles in the Matcriu Nedscs'
and very effective remedy for the cass Of disens'
es it is intended TO cure"
The New Orleans Medical and Surgical journal
says:-"No medicine combination Of medicine
has been found To afford such results, and with such
uniform cnrtainty. in mder symptoms, for
mdable and dangerous affections Of the lungs"
Read the following remarkable cure:
From n yoh,ng Student Of HoLic, IL he Norih,
NEWPORT, Il. l., AUG. z, 40.
DIR. J. @. Aver, Sir. ! write you my experience
for the benefit Of the afflicted. j bad been in de-
Ginning state for - months, and my cnse balIlcd the
skiIl Of the best medical aid ! could procure. My
physicians pronounced the disease "sctfled Con-
sumption" and my recovery beyond a hope.
boueh cmaeiated and feeble and distressed,
tliit life bad become 10 me burden, stu clune
70 1t with the misery grasp ~ dying rnan-sfil
kept fatiering myself with the hope Of health ngnin,
when my friends had ceased TO hope for me.
At the suggestion Of NY Pastor, and by the con-
current advice Of nv physicians, commenced 70
use your Cherry Pectovat. To the delighted sur,
prise Of those around me, soon found IL Ind
struck the bottom Of my disense, and was rap
idly gaining in health and strength Now, after "
weeks time, and having taken five bottles OF your
medicine well-as well as ever, except, Il is
4 W. ~ 4.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17
EREsH ARRIVAL.--THE SUB.

Il SCRlBERS have Just returned from the Nor
| thcrn markets, and are now receiving their Sprin.
| aud Summer stock of Groceries and DRY Goods
of the largest and best selected stocks ever of
| tcrcd in this market
zoo bags Rio, Laguirn and Java Coffee
% hhds brown Sugar
3 do clarified do
8 do Molasscs
o. barrels do
10 boxes Loaf Sugar
Is barrels crushed and ground Sugar
10 do Copperas
IL do Soda
do Saleratu,
10000 lbs Cotton Yarn
800 kegs Nails, assorted
SO bbls rcctiied Whisky
20 &c rognac Brandy
10 do apple do
10 do Rencharts rye Whisky
do old J. Martin. do
10 do Malaga Vino
do Port and Madeira Wine
10 do pure Tanners Oil
30 Grind Stones
Is tons country Iron
10 do rolled do
do blistered Steel
do cast and shear do
% Anvils
80 Vices
200 pair trace and halter Chains
300 sides Sole Leather
10 bbls pure Cidar Vinegar
do Alum
3 do Salt rctre
do Maddcr
30 boxes Soap
200 sacks Salt
100 reams Wrapping Paper
80 do Writing do
% boxes Cigars
10 bags Ginger
10 do Pepper
do Alspice
ccroons Indigo
10 boxes Virginia Axes
dozen Scythc Blades
4 do Grass do
1000 papers Shoe Tncks
dozen Coffee Mills
10 bales IA Shooting
5 do rs do
do "a Shifting
do 81 Shooting
10 do Oznaburgs No. / and .
200 pieces bcachcd Shooting and Shifting
400 do fancy Prints
40 do black and white do
- do Apron Checks
% do Kentucky Jeans
80 do Linseys
10 do black Clcth-back and fancy CASH
mers, assorted
IS do Gingharns
100 do fancy Lawns
40 pieces Apron Checks
10 cases Boots
Il do pcggcd and stitched Shoes
) do Lady's do
90 boxes silk and fur Hats
20 dozen Rough and Ready do
Il do mems and bows Caps
Spool cotton, neck and pocket handkerchicfs,
backing, needles pins, percussion caps, mustard,
nutnegs, kniFes and forks, sewing thread, hooks
and eyes, and great many articles too numerous
to insert in advertisements; ali of which will be
sold very low and ON accommodating terms.
n. B.-Particular attention paid to sales Of
Country Produce, such Ii-hca,, Oats Flour To
bacoo. sc.
I'll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17
"A TIME FOR FASyrONs.-THi

IN subscriber has just received the spring style n
gcntlem.ns Ars for 1851, being the latest and most
approved New York and Philadelphia style ofHATs,
towhich he invites his old friends and customers and
the public generally to his large and desirable stoc,
Of HATS, as they really good and beautifnl-
please give him call as he is determined 10 sell as
cheap the cheapest, and upon the most accom-
moduting terms. He dcvotcs his whole attention I'd
the Manufacturing department oflIatting-and from
his long experience and close attention to business,
he hopes to merit good share Of the public patron
age. All orders thankfully received and prompt
ly attended to. VIM. SITTER