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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30
Oct lin
SUPERIOR PIANOs,-I
COTTON Yarns ana Oxn aburg
NEW ROOKS JTIST r.,

%AJ9fN NE W nOOAS > 81 re.
ZME0 cEIvED ny d. b. PAYNE d. Bro,
GEakxW and for SAFE al publishers prices.
The Ladies ofthe Convenant, by Ret. J. Anderson,
Drayton, n story of ANN life
Alban, tale of the world.
Sea and Sailor. BY Cotton,
To- n tale Of the Golden Fame.
Passages in the life of Mr.. NJ. Maitland
The Stone-niason or st. Point, by De Lamartene,
Ether and choroform in Surgery,
A treatise on Hot-houses,
Service ailoat and ashore, by semme., IT, 8. =.
Vagamundo,b by Warren,
Fresh Geanings, by Tx Marvel,
Adventures and travels in Mexico, by Carpenter
Incidents in d Pastors life. by Wisncr, D. D.,
Epoch Of Creation, by Z. Iord,
Hurry-graphs, &c, by n. p. Willis.
The hunlan body and its connection with man,
Caleb Field tale of the Puritan..
Riego, the Spanish Martyr, Tragedy.
Poems of +. A. & NJ. V. Fuller, '
Religion Of Geology, by Hitchcock.
Oct. lg--ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30

What Makssn Maai---The longer livrs
the more certain | am that the great diis
ference between men, The great and tho
insignificant, is ehctgy--invincible deter.
mnaiion--ah honest purpose oi,cc fixed
and then victory. That quality will do
anything that can be done in the world,
and no talents. no circumstances. no oppof-
tunity will make two leg gcd creature !
man without Gocthe,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30
logy canfree them entirely from, lie eh.rr..

Iogy caniree them entirely from, the eh.rc-
Thrifty. brave. faithful. they hsya slWsy.
boon too roady to sell ibS use of ,ksit Sc.
tues to any sort pr bidder. \. Al Ills %dFx
moment tho worst dsspoiism IL Eaiops.
one which in ito unheis1 of barbs ssssiss acj
opP-cs.ion. has called forth Il iudlebs.s
appeal f'pm High Tory Member of ~
Engksh House Of Commons, Tie NseHol;.
'sSn Government. is alone sup,,ioficd ~ ths
bayonc,s or Swiss Rcpublicri,,. burn,
my Journey. | was struck with ih;.. tn
whole Alteration Of Ii. public and ,bs D,ws.
pspers were concentrated on IL, ouss,;o.
Of the refagecs--ss,hat Il. whether II. ~,
cxiles from tyranny ahould be sxpsllsa
from Switxerlard. Il In, Jr,ran,l ~ A.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30

TInhno, m viaslsiA ! i paflished sem
&sl1y q - - anasuk - sipsxce No sulbsrrip-
~ 3 ,hss ~ slpser time than six npunths; ana
ts paper b aisosstinusd szceps q tn option osbe
fat fkdsA susil III srssrsss sasi, hsvs bssn paid
ASvfktisshesss srs inserssd for 50 ceus, per
3nsu e. loss3 fur svssy tsxsy form iassr;os. ana
4Spses - ssssy esssr one. Hshs aanabsr cf IN.
sFIss y - sotsd on the MS. il viii be publish
g dn sfdsrsd est sad charged accordingly.
:. fEs sklktt. AIRS are ;-ror N. privilex. Of
i@ss4nssJ ~ f6r 1as hhsre e2sEif inner farm
l3S esN3 ysatts idsr1e-ss Siii bs PICTURED %
eSsa.h savs!tsast hss BifisesliF Iinc ofbu-i-
ssss IEs c3essd ~ spsce stipaIstsd for. be
III g shxlssa ri,ab1y trr the eas:css.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30

GuANo ON ToBAcco LAND,-It has bocd
established peyond controversy that guano
is the best aid that cun be applied to wheat
and corn, hut we " ere not d.vhfu that II
was DO peculiarly adapted to tho grpwih
Of tobacco. A gentleman "a Lbbish, who
is largely engaged In The grswih of,he To-
bacco plant. made an experiment the last
season; and he has satisf,ai himself most
thoroughly of lis entire. oaup,ation To the
growth ofthat crop. Ills "a ifattet of
very considerable importance. % thou
sands ofacrcs Of the old tobacco lands III
Virginia may be reclaimed. .--fttdcYickss
burg Herald.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30
lI1e-,mnuA AT A MEETING OF THE

6r-Huh AT A MEETING OF THE
President and Directors Of the Jas.
River and kana~ha Company, held on Monday,
September 18th. ls51
Report was received from the Chief Engineer
informing the Board that the Canal from Lynch
burg to North River would be so far completed by
the lst OF octdber that il may then be opened for
transportation. On confederation,
ResoiVed, That the Canal from Lynchburg to the
Mouth Of North River be opened for the public use
and after the ist day of October next, and that
the Tariff of Toll. and Regulations now ii force on
The 1st Division Of the Canal be enforced on the I'd
Diysion,so far as the same may be applicable.
fesoirvd, That the Tollga,berer at Lynchburg
be instructed to collect tho tolls that may become
due in accordance with the for egoins resolution.
Extract frun the Record .-
WM r. MuNFoRD, Seer.
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a FINE WATCHES AND FINE

NS FIN Il W vvAlCHES AN ~ r IN Il
GA JEWELRY.-CHARLES A. EFARD;
49, Ifa'ch-Makcr and Jereiier, LYScHsuR:.
VA-Thc subscriber feels grateful for the very b.
eral patronage extended him. and would
specttullv inform the citizens of Lynchburg and
the surrounding corntry, that he is receiving the
largest and finest assortment of the abose articles,
that he has ever offered in this market The fol-
lowing comprises portion of his stock. such
Fine gold and silver huntsman and plain cased
Watches. warranted IS rarat and 10 Jewels. the e.
nest eeer offered in this market. made by Jos. JON
sna Gold fnb, guard and breast Chains. Seals and
Keys. Ear Rings and Finger Rings. Of various
kinds; Breast Pins; lockcts; glass Bracelets; Cuff
fins; Necklaces; guild and silver Srcctaces: Table
and Tea Spoons; Soiip and Cream Ladles' svcr
Forks and Grttrf Knives, plain md set Silver
Combs; gold and silver Pcncils fine silver Boquetfe
Gases; gold and sllecf Thinbes: pocket silver and
pearl Card Gases. and many other articles too
merous to meution. All he asks is cali as he
feels confident that he suit both in quality and
price.
II He also tcpdits Watches and Clocks in the
best manner and the most reasonable terms
lie invites those who ha. work done Of that kind to
give him a trial. rs from, his long experience in
that hrsinch Of his profession he feels certain that
he win not fail to give satisfaction his customers
~ Old Cold and Silvet taksn in exchange for
ANYTHING in my line. CHAS. A. EvARD,
MAY 22-ts doors abcre Errhsnge Corner.
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POETRY.
From Cinm5ers Journal.
Benedetla Minelll.
rns srx,


1t is near morning Ere the sess night fall
shall be made bride-Hsavea's bride. Ther
hornc
To my stsii Inarriage-chamber shall come,
And spouseiess, chiidscss wstcb, the slo~ year.
These lips will never meet softer touch
Than the cold crucifx ] kiss: no child
Will ciasp this neck. Oh, Virgin Mother mild,
This is the last time shall twist the hair
NV mother. hand wrearhed. till In dust il Law
The name-her name, given on my christening
This il the last time shall ever bear.
Oh. weary world-Oh. heavy life, farewelr
Like tired child that creeps into the dark
So Green to nv silent convent-ce,i
Friends. lovers whom loved not. kindly hearts.
Who grieve that should enter this cain, door,
Grieve not. since closing softly evrrmorc.
Love. whom ulone lovedl who stapd'.t far of
Lifting compassionate ewes that could not save
Remember. ti, INV spirit, serencst grave
Twas not ths hand bet Heavens that came bo-
tween
And dashed nv cup down. See have no tears;
And il think nj an of vanished wears
'Ts but 10 bless thee for what Joy has been.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30
n A. thc sign tl,e Red Iiof.

q A. the Sign Of the Red Hat
~ The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends, customers and The public generally that
he has just received large assortment Of HATS,
embracing the following fashions, New York Phil
adclphia, Baltirnofe and French styles. Also, a
dress hat, gotten pfor young gents, most Peauti
iul article. We would particularly invite the at
tenrion of the young gentlemen to this article A
large of Sio.ts Hats cfthe latest styles.
A beautiful lot Of Caps, Fillmore, Hungarian, Ma
Wy and Military. &c. SC.
We have received and are stll receiving Ladies,
- Misses and Infants plain, dress and fancy
SHOES, of various styles and qualities.
Also. a large assortu ent of Mems and Boys Boots
and Shoes; lot Of stitchcd-dowiis and also hand
good assortment of Trunks and Carpet Bags,
which viii Bell very low
Oct6--ts JACOB RtMROUGH.
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CENTRALYIOTEL,.-j

=. JEN 10 y 1V Z n HI.-fHJnita lc.
ii W.. Il.. CAkkiNGfON. Pyoprie,cf The
Undrrsgne'l VII in few days take possession nf
the lar-e and commo'iors Property owned by H.
G.. N"irar'l-on. nj the Corner uf Main and Church
farmvilic, Virginia where he prpn,.e- 10 d.
pen Gr-t rate iit,rEL. He will make every rcn-
-on,h.c cScriin 20 ACE ,mmodaft. the public; lie will
be provided with pronrt and ftffl servants; his
Strbles will be attended with guGd Ostlcs and fur
uished with abundant food Cor horscs, He respect
fully -olicr- his old friends and patrons promote
his interests and give him such portion of patron
age as he may merit.
Ladies Entrance Church Street:
Drawers nud Showmcn will be acc ccommodsted with
rocl os. and csery Convenience necessary for t,ir
Accommodation.
JOS. l.. HARRINGTON, Proprietor.
fa-myiile Oct l3-2n,
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WATCHES and Jeweiry.-

Al CHES ANA JeWc1ry.-
GA The undersigned would respectfully in
49, form the citizens Of Lynchburg and the
public generally. that he has taken the house lately
occupied us Jewelfy cstabli- hrnent by MIR. E. ".
Victor, next door to Mr.. John kinuier's grocery,
and opposite Mr.. Rumbough's Shoe and Hal Store,
where he intends to conduct, TO the best of his n
bily. the Watch and Jewelry bAsines, s ilversmth-
ing, watch and clock repairing. and repairing of
Jewelry All persons wanting goods work done
in his line, resp .ctfully solicited to give him
call. II SILVERTHORN
N. B.-Od gold and sver-ware taken in exchange
Tor new worked over to order. II. s.
Ort o1-3u,
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l. -. Justice Of the Peace for the - afore-
said, do hefahy certify thut whose name is above
subscribed ms nttcsiing witness. personally up
peared bcfure in my - aforesaid. aud made
oath. that the above named ---- whose names are
Subscribed parties the above letter Of arior-
ney. acknowledged the same in the presence of the
said witness, Il, theit act uhd decd
Witness my hnnd and seal this - dat Of,
eighteen hundred and -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30
"A SADDLERY amd Harness

EWA MANUFACTURED siosciiber takes
this method Of Informing his customers
and the p'iblir generally, that he is manuf,c-
turing and will keep constantlY hand. large
and general assortment of Saddles, Snddlclags
Brides and Mar,ingalcs, from the painest to the
Gncs. patterns. His ussnttnient Of Carriage Wag-
on and t.hor Harness. will he fonud to be Of supc-
rior workmanship and good materials A supply of
Trunks. Carpet Bags. Saddlcr's Materials and cv-
cry article tu be found in such es,abshiiic nt, he
iitters himself will be found upon examination in
his stock. He solicits call from all desiring to
purchase trusting that his experience faithfhl Work
manship md determination to plcuse. will secure
sales Repairing in Ill the above branches will be
promptly attended to.
Aur l2-ta MM Z RQRERTS0N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30
TAILORING.

Il Having received our Fall and Winter Fash
ioas, We are now prepared carry the TAI
LORING BUSINESS in all its branches. From
our past experience we are satisfied that clothing
mnde by us cannot be surpassed in beauty of fit or
excellence of workmanship and will warrant
our work to fit well in all cases.
Wct leave TO return our thanks to the public
for the 5crtl encouragcts.cnt heretofore extended
to US. a ID ask a continuance Of the same.
~ Shop opposite McC orkle. Simpson & Jones.
SAINT oo--ts PACE G Cullen
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30

HkMWs CANAL OPEN 70 North
e.f1zz0 Rivcr.-.on and after the 5th of
October, our Packet Boat will leave Lynci,burs
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays nj 6 A. H. direct
ly ofter the arrival "f the Boats from Richmond
and arrive ut North River mt r NJ. Passengers for
Lexington go immediately on by Wm 7. Parish &
Coz. Line of Stages reaching Lexington at S P. NJ
Fare through from Richmond to Lexington Is 90
Lynchburg '' . 90
" l. 10 Nohh River ! %
RErcRSISc.-Leav~L Lexington Tuesdays Thurs
days and Su. days at 2 10 A. N. connect with the
Bu,ts and leave tho North RiScr nj II aud arrive
in Lynehhurg nt 8 P. NJ.
BOYD. EDMUND & DAVENPORT.
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MORE 4 GALLAGHER. Corner

Iva Brood and Rf lec Roal Philadelphia, Manu-.
features Of Iron Railings fol fencing enclosures for
Geometry lots. Balconies, verandahs and all kinds
of Ornamental Iron Work. Work warranted and
executed with dispatch
~ JOHN tONG Agent for the above houses.
will shcw the designs to any who may call on hit,,
and receive their orders Sent lS-lv
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

KBov all Men by these Piesents That We. the sub
scribers being Stakeholder. in the james River and
Kanawlra Company. do hereby constitute rnd ap-
point - our.tme and lawful attorney md
proxy represent each of Ms all general meetings
of the Stockholders ofsaid Company held Within ak
months from aud after the date hereof. when
personally present repre- csentcd by some 9th
er proxy with fulpower and authority at such gen
eral meetings. give such votes and to do
such other acts each of us could give do
nictfber Of the said meetings, if we were per
sonally present; and we do hereb ru;ify and confirm
whatever vote votes, act acts, our said attor
ney may lawfully give do for Us in pursuance Of
the authority hereby conferred uron him
Witness our hands and seals this - day Of
one tlousnnd eisht hundred and -
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Of

VTNO THE MANUFACTURE OF
Il TObaccO.-The undersigned. Commis-
sion and Forpardiag Merchants, Dealers M Groce
RES. Produce, and AGENTS FOR TIE SALE
OF MANLFAC1'JRED TOBACCO, respect
fully solicit consignments. and by strict attention
to the interests OF those who rrlronise us, hope
TO give entire satisfaction.
fne ust!a. adytnrts made on consignmcnts.
LANGLEY & NANSER,
.H1 Tihrinaafi Ohio.
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n. .GUGGENHFI Elmer.
l. UNTERMYER,
Oct 23-ts Granite Buildings Cabell Hous

A Lnrge assortment tOfGrOccrics.
n Dry Goods. DC, selling out 10 close.-JAMES
I. WILLIAMS intending to remove from Lynch
burg, offers to close his entire stock Of Goods
by the lst January next The assortment is large
and well assorted the most of the goods having
been recently purchased for cash. and he is pre-
pated to offer inducements superior to any house in
Lynchburg.
The Store-House in which ne is now living will
be for rent din the Is; January
Oct I6--ts
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e LATE ST m 1. fS u v e.
Il NT.-WHlrSHURST'S CEIEBRA-


TED DAGUERREAN GALLERIES. Nam S,yer..
A1sehbnrg Bank Sqsa,sf ~ Maia s.. R,eImcnd;
Syta~ore 81 Petersburg; Mafa 81 Norfolk. e07
Dai ssee 81. Baifmorc- Fcs.xpirap4a Jtrrpsc
spdsAisg'oH y. c.; Bsoateag. Ns.r York-Th.
aabscrihcr would respectfully inform tho public
generally, that he has ust rctcncd From the North
where he hr. spcn. several DAYS in each of the a.
hove Galleries Also, in the oth-r leading Galr-
Ses of New York, Philadelphia and naltimorc. for
the purpose Of getting all the ntcs, Improvement,
In pasurtrcosyping, aad now having lila Ssylish,
Arranged on the FrHs, improved and scientific plan
" Il better prcpared than ever To take iscncssc.
{eymni "a any) il all tho atcs, s.vlrs. and in nuy
Kind rf weather
fe-iiis grateful far :,.s s-r.' ss.-. ~ -, r.,,
furc received. he rsrd-r iinse to A., Al ,rnpc,
s,esns 70 merit iss i,,u,i ,,'~e.
7. T.. GIBBS. Ae'r roR
}. Z. WHITEHtEST.
N. B. tisen,sses rf every description COPIED
AlAfse assartsecrs Of Lo~kes and Mrdalinus OF SUI
ftGlor quality for Dayucrrcotyp-s aiwass tn hsnd.
The highest premium awarded Mt the late Fair oi
the Maryland Institute for the latest imprpt
ov7-ts p. Z. GIBBS. AG'r.
rALL AND sEE.-jCHN r, WRIGHT
has just returned from the North. With the lar
fest: ehesp:., and hess stock Of GOLD AND SH-
gkk PATCHES. Jew~lry of all kinds. Books
esafi:nert, Piper Haagings. Sc, &c.. ever seen ia
kynchburs He believes that any one wanting
Sssds IN his hae. viii be perfectly satisfied with
~ ssssFsment asd prices Sept cs-ss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30
e&YA NEW AND BEAUTIFUL

pleasure say ohis friends that he has just recciv-
| ed large lot Of Carriages and Bsg9ies of almost
every description, selected at the North by one Of
the most experienced Coach builders he has ever
known, and who has retired from bushes. The
styles Of the latest and approved patterns
at prices lower than only ask call to con
vince the public Of the facf.
Oct 9-3m HENRY NJ DIDLAKE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30
Oct i3-t. JOHN II. SEAY. Druggist.
NHnAT ATTRACTION!!-NEU

II -
NJ and Spfendid sock Of Dry Goods and Really
Mad, CYdihmgat IIloieSaicS T. Re,aR.-G UGGEN-
HELNER s. CNTERNTER.-Respcc in
form their friends and the public generally that they
are now receiving splendid stock Of Dry Goods,
suitable fist tte Fal and Winter season, embra-
cling every article of Ladies' and Gcnticmeus Itear.
All ofwhich the public are invited ,rtal and exam
inc before purchasing elsewhere. We havea bcasi-
tiful assortment of Hats and Caps Boots and Shoes,
with splendid and general assortment of Fancy ar
ticles, all Of which offered unusually low pri-
ces. Call and u.s. and wc feel assured that yo,.
viii be pleased with prices well Goods, We
arcdeierminedio scllow, having purchased for ash.
They also receiving splendid assortment Of
Ready MGde CiothiAe, Purchased BY them for cash
at unusually low prices, by which means they arc
enabled to offer gfertct inducements to tic public
than any similar establishment
Theywould particularly call the attention ofcoun-
try merchants and Others their Wholesale Prices
believing that they will find ii 10 their interest to
give them call and examine their stock, before 60
ing farther East The great facilities which they en-
joy in purchasing their supplies. enable them
nouncc with confidence that their goods will be sold
at RIG MOND PRICES.
a. k4,-.. - ,x-sv
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Aug Is-t. wM. +. ROBERTSON.
DIIILADELPHIA MARBLE and

Il IRON WORK. RUTHERS% j. son
360 Market Street. Philadelphia. furnish all
kinds of Marble and Red Stone Work, consisting
OF Marble Nantes, Monuments. Fonts, Head
Stones Flooring Tylc. and all kinds of Front work.
&c. Oriefs promptly executed and work ,sarrunt
ell against hrcaknge IN transportation.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

GOn REWARD.-RANAWAYF FROM
RAV the subseribers Contractors on the Va &
Tenn kailr"ad a negro man about FIVE feet .ix
inches high He 10 black and has q sliebt imped-
ment in bis speech. HI. bslosgs to Geo v. Dus-
veil IT Hanover county. Address LynchburE.
Ort2j-w4w SCOTT h ADAMS
- Meeting of the S,ockbrldcfs Of the
Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road Company will
take place At the Masonic Hall ia the town iof
Lynchburg. on "Wednesday. the o6th Nos'br next.
Persona ht.dsns powers Of Attorney and Proxy
will please hand them In al early beforehand as
possible. F. q. MORRISON, Tfses'r.
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a. CAREEL HOUSE, ron IsENT

e4l This well known Bot,l situated on Bank
square i, for rcnt for ot years, commence
ing from Tie ist September next. Apply 10
RICHARD X. CRALLB. and
II MANSON, ruardi,ns of
.IMlN l4-ts the heirs id SnN Mnr1 dcc'h
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MECHANICAL.


- STOVES! STOVES y TIN AND
7 Shses kros TYare. and Housekeeping Arfi-
~ eirs generaHy-The subscriber would in.
form his friends and the public, that be hal nov In
wel assorted stock Of The aforementioned articles.
All Kinds Of cadk Parlot. Office and Church,
STOVES. beautiful patterns selected expressly for
thi. market. He invites tIl to call and exainine
his stock Of Housekeeping Utensils which are too
numerous to mention, before purchasing elseshere
tor he il determined TO sell cheap as similar ar
fcles cnn be bought in this market.
II All kinds of work done In my line in tho
neatest manner, the lowest terms and at the shor-
test notice.
A lot Of Cistern and Well Pumps for sale cheap
Please call at my store Bank Square. doors belo,c
he Markef, where you will be waited upon with
pleasure. loct 9-nl WIN. L. LECKTE.
~ New Store and New 4
~ GOODS. Al iop pylees.--The sub u q
- scriber, Man.fos'nre, Wkoiesate W
and Retail Dealer 70. STOVES. TN WARE,
&C.. would respectfully inform the public that be
has opened Store and Tin IVare Nannfoc,ory on
MAIN SKEExr, one door SoxA oftAe Vrginian 81
fee where he offers for sale an immense stock O
Cooking, Parlor, Office and Box STOVES. coal
Crates. cooking Ranges and patent Hot Air Faraa-
ees OF the best and most desirable patterns ever
brought into this market, together with full as
sortment Of stove fixtures. Russia and American
Stove Pipe, Sheet Zinc. Sheet Lead. Lead Pipe,
Pumps, Sadirons, Waffle Irons Hollow Ware, Tin,
Copper, Brass, britannia and Jappanned Wares,
Country Merchants are respectfully invited to call
and examine this stock before purchasing.
II Tin and Iron Roofing and Fave Cutters
made and put to order after the latest and most
approved style, and at the very lowest prices The
public ore particularly invited to call and exame
for themselves. C.S. BLISS.
Wanted Inn N diately by til, subscri-
Der, two cxpsficnced wofkr,en at the above busi-
ness. CSB.
Oct cots
y The ranvilie Register and Bedford Sentinel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30

"A noble Fldrentirc lacy. whose family belonged
to the political faction of the Guephs. while her be-
trofhed joined the opposite side Of the Ghibci,incs
They were forced to renouncc each other; she went
into the of San Chiara, but afterwards, du-
ring pestilence. became a Sister Of fMercy-dying
very aged AID in great tanctits.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30
"a AT THE SIGN OF THE blue

~ HAI-FILL FASHION FOX ISlI.-
subscriber has received the Fall Fashion of
Genrlcmen's fne Dress Hats of The etesr and most
approved style, and i prepared to furnish bis
friends and customers and the public generally.
with article of Hats that can't be surpassed in
the State for beauty. quality and price. and most
earnestly -olicits call from all the har-wearins
community as he intends TO spare pains or ex-
I.ense 10 making ,sp ls work, in such a manner as
To eclipse all former efforts in the production of the
Silk Hat. Hckceps constantly on hand large as
sortmcnt Of all the varoI;s STYLES and qualities of
HATS AND CAPS for whsssalc III retail. AL
he asks is call to insure sales as the articles will
recommend themselves. Call at tht. sign of the
Biur Hrf Anv Ia-ss WM SITTER
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REFERENCES
Samuel Hannah, Cashier, r,n,,,. v.
Dickinson 4 Shrewsbury, N''a
K: Smith, Cashier, parkersburg, Va.
W. g. w. Gano, Cashier, ,c;,.;,,,,; ob;o
T. NJ Jackson, do S"''""i' JAW
Seth Halscy.
Dudley & Johns,
CT Williams. jL,nrhbHfg, Va.
Doct. T. T. Backford,
VIM. u. Miller. IJnne 5-t.1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30

IHHlTE GINGER, SPICES, &c.
w $50 lbs. best white samnica Ginger, with o
general assortmeat of Spices, suitable for picking
and preserving; for sale by
Aug 4-u JOHN H. sEAY, Druggist