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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20
VIRGINIA REFORM CONVENTION.


Inc Convention met Yesterday O'Clock pursuant 10
adjournment and after prayer by the Rev Mr Tay Of the
ifeSoy'enn Church. the journal Of Tuesday read By Col
"E1 '" IuSFoED Secretary pro- lem during tho ncccs
! ao,eh't vi Mr. EHT-LE whn is from post for few
''t a. >, o"lhs 10 Pressing engagements elsewhere.
i"ei ie!'nTt nl the Committee Educ ion which
I'i cons drra'n when TIE C"v1rtI"a auurne. Tues
G,S' was tRcn nr t!Ier: upon made by Mr.
iccted.
The Report then readas il came from the Committee
l"i thc Whole follows: "lnn COMMITTEE proposed
amend The report oy striking licrerom the seclion
WHICH read mus: The Legislature Shall pro.ie ty Law
uui-"yes 81 nues 80
r TArLR moved lay the report az ihis stage upon the
'ane ana u was nrga'iyed-ayts 43 nu,.s Al
motion was then made y Mr. CARLlLE to amend the
report nj lie Committee ducnol by substituting there
i'r I!ir following:
"is literary fund shall for the future be safety invested
IN tie uonds of tn! State other pubic securities and no
p"on thereof shalt b given loaned 10 The Tn vcrses
1r Colleges =" the State s'ni the in wise be
diverted lrom TIE purposes Of Primary E,ucaon."
y hn'iu" made ny Mr.. FLOYD 10 amend the said
anendaent by substitute :; ths f'I"wing:
"lst. Ia" ptrm,nsnt capital of Ill.,. Literary Fund shalt be
raSerredt the Cnnonw .ta, and the of the
IS hereby prdI" fer The Of the said capital and the
iu'ufc ncrGhSr thereof.
"2i. Tie accruna revenue of the Literary Fund shall be
annually added 10 The permanent capital and the fund
constituted shall be denumnated the "Frre School Fund"
snail be held nrIol ate aud shall be applied the rducann
u tc free white cnlrn OF this Cunnnnwealth shall
'e Free School Fund be applied other purposes wute-
81. The Legislature shall provide that the people of the
several Countless cities and wealth
may hy Inc vote o inaJpy oi the qualified there
d. annually provide 10y cap.tainn upon heads o fam-
es, !id an hd vihrrn equal portions such
sums as STALL In addition IL the tis,bua5r quota of the
Free School Fund" II which said Counties cities and
towns may be entitled, hn sufficient the cducu ton Of all
The r white chicn in uf said counties cities
towns
"a Fhc annual interest Of The Free School Fund, except
SIS COO tncr-, which shall bc upropri . to the Uniyers.
W s" ne aFpIrtDnrd amongst The several cpun'its cities
ind on@ o The Sutc according 10 The pOpot ton wh ch
te Tree white population within such cuunly city and town
shan bear To the whole free white population within the
Commonwealth" !"
Mr. HALL Lancaster moved 10 Indefinitely postpone the
report and Iments witch decided in the negatives
ayes 81, &C
On moii'n Of r KHnTE, the report and amendments
fu: the p'csent laid upon IL. table.
on motion, The Convention resolved itself into Committee
OF The Whpu 10 consider report of the Judiciary Corn
mliec-Nlr. SUuTHALL in the Chair
Alter bcin. in some nnrs the Committee and
reported prugless. The Convention then ADJOURNED.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20

FROST IN yUNE.-A gentleman from Troy informs me
Journal Of Commerce. that there was frost on the hilis
The Eastward Of place. Monday morning. l6'h inst
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tAIi .ANDs SELECTED AND LOCATED
>pi.piAR> AND THEIR WlnDNS AND ORPHANS.
PALMER & KICGAIsDSOS,

FAEMEK 6 KICNAtDSUN,
-E&A LAND LOAN. AND COLLECTION AGENTS, At
tatt, CAPIAL WISCONSIN will give special
IL, s-, and orson "t Lands, by Bounty Warrants,
differs aE,! vthers ci.itlcd ercin Possersing tho
n"i.t-e Oi the We.ler country, and embracing as the
Ions, all he lands WISCONSIN, luwa and
ara adequate facilities Tor masng The beat selections in
te asur. f giving generat satisfaction 10 WarraneeS in
'.a;-t ni any trust cust!dcd ~ u.s.
" .cu be accompanied with the following fee and
20 ID for ~ for So s and for ia
a.s. so each
assign able they be s,:ey transmit
mad TIE WauaIpe should BE- particular TO aiFx hs
~ IL LaIt the bottom, authorizing the location IN
" ..n.r; hc when done. the Certificate ui euty
q acn viii be promptly iorwar ed !" him.
ABRAHAM II PALMER,
JAMES RICHARDSON.
aaE W3 scoSs:S. March. 1851.
..Nj.S:-iIol's. IJeny Dodce j. P Walker, A.
u, ", Lcn.s and 6. Douglass, L. ). Ssnute; llou.s
1'l.r Ch,s Durkce. d DEFY O. Cote. Z u. Potter am
a,.sl'y. ns;.'S. in Ctpg
S-! SruGing Warrants for location, liberal dis
= .a+ anon The .uYc ices. L. X.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20

COL John Crenshaw been nominated by the Troy Con-
yenon as the candidate for Congress from the Mongome
~ (Aa District in opposition TO Cept Abercombie, the
Union candidate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20
TIE REV. DR. W. NORWOOD

r, .nenceuenl of the University of North CnT-
sa ~ ' ns hnnoay degree OF Doctor of Divinity was con-
oi,a oJ n rho Rev WIN Norwood Of Richmond The grad
n,tur class numbered thifty-l'e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20

Yesterday evening we again received b Bmorc and Pha-
iepha qpcrs in advance Of the mail From gather
the following particulars Of the awful fire San Francisco:
terrible fire had occurred in San Fanri-cn aving in
ashes property to the amount OF FIFTEEN MILLIONS
OF DOLLARS. Among the buildings dcsroyed are III,
Custonl-house the Union, PnrEc the National New World
civ Del,aonco's and the Exchange Hotes also, Ross
,uiiiing and the Offices of the steamship company
The fire spread 10 the shipping Consuming are number
Of vessels which lying at the wharves 1t first dis
covered in Clay street, and ran through one dozen blocks
ouickly spreadng 10 other parts of the city, greater part %
which lies in heap Of ruins. Hunter George Main Cen
ire and FL Dorado streets completely guted
The utmost consideration prevailed daring the fire. and
thousands were turned of house and home having
heir ALL Measures were about being adopted relieve
the distress OF the sufferers 1t is feared number Of lives
nave been lost Business entirely lost sight of.
San Francisco presents eorrowing and heart sckenne
picture.
ing character.
New discoveries daily being made and The prospects
Of The miners highly favorable. The quartz-crushng
machines reapng rich reward. In some instances
the average per man was from $50 ~ S5G per day.
Lynch law s still in the ascendant and several
Plies have been made.
p S-Yesterdays Baltimore papers say that the despatch
their regular currespondent-but from Psburg
is said have the Western wires from New
Orleans but in somewhat questionable shape. We receiv
ed despatch from Charleston, S c. which left that CITY
20 minutes before 10 O'Clock Tuesday night Informing
tina: such had reached ha, CITY, We however give
The New York Evening Post and Express Of Tuesday
publish a similar despatch.
LIBERTY OF THE PRESS INTERFERED WITH.
As matter OF news we extract the following from tie
N. Y. Tribune ce-soil which always rejolces
southerner in trouble We nothing the subject in the
other New York papers
THE ARREST OF AN EDIToR-John NJ Daniel
Editor OF the Richmond Examiner, Va, arrested and
held TO bail in $4,000 for the libes published in January
last in his paper Richmond upon Doctor Spooner The
publisher OF the justly celebrated work. "Bnydes Iusa-
lions of Shakespeare The Doctor charged with palm
ing upon the community cheat legal swindnL and bare
faced mposure y the publication Of those engnvngs and
the article upon which this suit is based tie fol-
lowing language:
"The public and the press Of the Southern States
cannot be 100 often warned Of Yankee agents for
Yankee books MAPS and engravings. II they will
take it as n social axiom that every proer and offer
which is made them from the North is trap tor
,eir feeces and that every who Mason Din
ons Line is ewlnder and until he given proc! 10
The contrary they will themselves much notification
much yexation and considerable amount Of hardearned
money" ,,;
zl.x,at ;ct thop orpotiop Of
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LIBERTY OF THE PRESS INTERFERED WITH.
As OF news the following from the
N. Y. Tribune frcesoil, which always rejoces
southerner in trouble We nothing on the subject in the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20

cha .,> wta,c, ,c., viii DC made Hooks, SiaOnery, &C.
~, ..c ir'&.i p'!crS.
4 DANIEL TURNER, Pfl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

4 WectcaR Mar, nor on etittOt ION al JAMES Is.
SMITHS, comprising the most striking and Re-
markable Events of that pcriod-admittance Free.
Where also may be found a great variety of Fancy
Goods suitable for presents at the approaching IoIi
DAYS.
His House has recently undergone thorough re-
pair-aud his stock comprises greater variety of
Fancy Goods than is often found in this market. In
his stock may be fonnd-
Papier machc Goods Of every variety,
Alabastcr, Rose Wood and other Fancy Boxes
Toys in endless Variety,
Fancy Candies-also, every variety of Home made
Perfumes and Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Fine assortment of Pocket Knives, &c, &c.
Together with large assortment of Fruit, Pickles
and Preserves-also, Nuts of every variety, Malaga
Grapes, Jujube Paste. Citrons Figs, Currants
Pruncs, Dates, Sutland Raisins &c.,-together with
a large lot of Willow Ware, such as Market and
Travelling Baskets Carriages &c, most beautiful
and selected stock Of Walking Canes, fine Accor-
deons, &C., Backgammon Boards, Chcssmen, Dice,
Domnocs--in fact every article usually found in
such establishments and great many more.
Country Merchants respectfully requested to ex-
anime before purchasing elsewhere
Dec CTS j. B. SMITH.
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oE1L EXTENSIVE CARRIAGE

- MANDATORY, Fraakla ST. Rear Of
the Guy Hotel Richmond, Fa.--The subscriber
would his thanks the public for the generous
patronage bestowed on him for the last fifteen years.
and would invite attention his extensive stock of
CARRIAGES, comprising the following descrip-
tons: Coaches, Chaslottees, Baorcdes, R0ekarays,
Top and no Top Baggys and Sankey's, manufactured
out of the best materials and of superior workman
ship, which will be found be equal in all respects If
SUPERIOR the best offered for sale in this city
elsewhere. Being determined to supply the public
witha superior article of home made work. invite
all who may be in want of CARRIAGES, of s,pe-
rior quality, to call aud examine my assortment
and also being determined TO sell olsap as arti-
Giles of the same quality can be purchased else
where.
All kinds of work manufactured 10 order, and re-
pairing done with neatncss and despatch,
able terms ALFRED KING
Fab In-3u,
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ARGE ARRIYALS!! OF NEW

IL AND SPLENDID GOODS, al Wholesale
and Refda.-PAYNE & BELL. March %, 1851.
Check dand striped Mctaltnes for Ladies Dresses,
Splendid Beragcs and Tissues,
Palm patien and Paris Organdies,
Printed Lawns,
Chene Alborines,
Printed Jacconets,
Cold and white dotted Musns,
Barge De LANES and Mouslins,
Blk plain and fig'd Silks,
Check d and chameleon do, fancy
Supr. Bombazines, Alpacas, Grenadines,
White and cold Silk Illusions,
Emb'd Muslin Robes,
Blk silk lace Mantillas,
Extra wide lace for do
Grape Shawls and silk Scarfs,
ALSO,
French work and Lace Sleeves
French work G uns Collars and Fronts,
Scollop'd, REVERE stitchd and plain Is,
Lace Capes,
Thread Laces Edgings and Insertings,
.jacconet and Muslin do
Valencienes do
White Blond Laces for Trimming,
Trimming Ribbons Gallons and Buttons,
Parasos, Fans,
Silk and Cotton Hose and half Hose,
Gloves, Miits, sc.
They will be able in few days to exhibit one of
the largest and best selected assortments of Fancy
Goods to be found in this market and guaranty the
prices to compare with those of any house in this
place. mar 27-Sw PAYNE & BELL.
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pRs, MIN

III G ER,Sp A 4 Gs s9qAEE PIANOS
Nos. 4, 6, s, 0 and II Eutaw Street, Baltimore,
Nd Piano Fortcs, from to octaves in Rose
wood, Mahogany and Walnut cases, of various
styles, with and without iron frames, combining all
the improvements requisite to superior instru-
ment.
X. & G. have received from the Maryland Insti-
tute the FIRST PREMIUM for their Pianos in three
successive years, 1878, 1919, 1850. They have also
been honoured with numerous testimonials from all
the most celebrated artists who have used their in
struments. Pianos from their establishment have
been used the concerts Of Lind Herr, Hohnstocl,
Bishop, Laborde, knoop, and other eminent per
formers They guarantee durability for five yearll
under good care, and will replace with others as,
which may not give satisfaction, if application be
made within six months after delivery. Their man
ufactory being conducted on the most extensive
scale, enables them to furnish instruments at the
very lowest prices, wholesale and retail.
Constantly on hand, \. y. Hughes Melodeons,
ranging from $i5 to 5000, for which they are sole
agents for this city. ID. B. PAYNE & BRO.
A gents for T,vnchburr. inn 13-w1v
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MISCELLANEOUS.
L1ARMERs, AND MERCHANTS,

LNARMERS' AND MERCHANTS
Il BANK, Washington Cry, ID. C.-We have
established the above Bank, in Washington City.
for the purpose Of doing regular iadi;ldaal Bank
ing business In short time one of us viii be in
Washington;-and in the mean time, our notes viii
be punctually redeemed by A. J. CANr and in
bis absence. Charles w. Pairo ESQ.,. will take
charge and attend all the business Of the FIRM at
his BANKING House, opposite the U. s. Treasury.
The notes bind our private estate will be seen
by the opinion Of our ablest LAWYERS:
AT the request Of Mr. Charles w. Staiham, !
state that am decidedly Of opinion that he is a.
diridnaty liable for the notes referred in the
bovc advertisement. j. GARLAND"
April %, 1851.
All communications must be addressed to &C.
w. Stathqm g. Coz, Washington City, postpaid,
to receive prompt attention.
C. w. STATTIAM & co.
The Wing and Examiner, Richmond, will copy
9tif an 2f-ts
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Il Olsaas IN April. large aud white,
r Tvighssdfuil Of Silver light,
Sail above the fallcst trees,
Run before the chasing breeze,
e Roll around the hills that lift
Heaven alcft, or, fierce and swift,
1ntumultuoas splendour fall,
Over the round worlds blue wall.
Clouds in August. when the glow
OF the level sus Is low,
Crowd the sky with pe,np, and seem
Fragments Of some land Of dream;
Scarlet, purple. dun. and gold,
Wreath on wreath, and fold on fold;
Hail and ca1,le, dome and bower.
Fapfy]suilt Mt twilight hour.
Clouds in Winter when the West
In soft amber fame is drest,
Float before the frosty breeze
= Silver snoys ON silent seas 4 - .s..ss
Or they peep thro' ,racery fine.
Windowed benghs Of larch or pine,
Like the faces sanity men
Once have aeen 10 see agen.
Clouds to me- in early Spring
Or in later Winter, bring
Messages of calm delight,
Thoughts Of still and central might,
Feelings sweeter than the tears
Lover sweep DER loves dead years,
Holicr than the tidings told
Bypale sc ers to ages old.
Then see lost Eden's streams;
Dream as poet rarely dreams;
Hear enorinuos trrmpeis blown,
A. when gods are ovcrthrown;
See the far-of sunlight shore,
Where wandered when Of yore
Angels showed me all the shells
Wherein Beauty hides her spells,
While they taught my vernal youth
Many an old celestial truth
Cloudlihe, thus Oh clouds live,
Gladly take what clouds can give;
Fairy feelings, thoughts like flowers,
In my manhood's mellower hours,
As in those first violet days,
Do they bring for love and praise.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-01
Old Stomach Complaints.

There is form Of OH Stomach Cop,plainfs
which it does not seem TO reach and remove at
once No matter how bad they may be, it GIVES
INSTANT RELIEF A single dose removes all
the unpleasant symptoms and it only needs to be
repeated, for short time, to make these good eff
fects permanent. Pun,y Of BLOND and sigor Of
Booty, follow at 1t is particularly excellent
in cases of Nausea, Vometing Cramps, Soreness Of
the pit of the Stomach, distress after eating low,
cold state of the Blood Heaviness, Lowness Of
Spirits, Dependency. Emaciation, Weakness, ten
dency to Insanity, Suicide &c.
Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle. One bottle
Will often effect lasting cure.
PEPSIN IN POWDER, Scntby Mail Free Of
Posfagc.-For convenience Of sending to all parts
Of the countrywide Dtgesttre Moffey IF the PEPSLN
Is put up in the form Of Powder, with directions to
be dissolved in water by the patient. These pow
ders contain just the matter as the bottles but
tto'ee he quantity oy The price, and will be sent
by mail FREE OF POSTAGE, for oED DOLLAR sent
(post-paid TO DR.. J. s. HOUGHTON, No. IL
North Eighth Street Philadelphia, Pa.
O5serrc 1his.-Every bottle Of the genuine Pep
sia bears the written signature of. S. HOUGH-
TON, VI. D., Sole Proprietor, No. IL n. Eighth
st, Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale in Lynchburg by JOHN II. SEAY,
authorised Agent. March 3--wI v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-01

NOTICE.-For the purpose ofrepairing seve-
l raj of the Composite Locks, the navigation of
the Canal will be interrupted between Tye River and
Lynchburg 5 follows:
The combined locks at the crossing ofJames Riv
er will be placed under repair on the 18th May and
will be completed in fifteen days. Locks Nos. IL
and d. viii then be placed under repair and com
pleted in about fifteen days, after which Lock No
80 and perhaps Lock No. 80 will be commenced,
and they will be completed on the 18th July. The
levels will be kept full of water, by feeding around
the Locks that may be under repair, and when one
set is completed due notice will be given and all
Boats that are at hand will be allowed to pass be-
fore another set is commenced.
WIN 7. MUNFORD.
IN 00-2,.. Snc1 | L a. L O.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-01
T 4 NJ. HOLLINs, ARE RE


y oeiring and hare In store
25 hhds. n. o. g. p. Il. Sugar
do St. Croix do very fine
40 boxes and bbls. Loaf Crushed, Pulverized
and Clarified Sugar
10 hhds. Molasses
10 bbls. do very superior
10000 lbs. Bacon
100 bags Rio and Laguira Coffee
40 do Java do
10 Mats Mocha do
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, Nos. 10 l6
Il ton Bar Iron
10 do Rolled do all sizes
2 do Blistered Steel
l do Cast and Shear do
3 do Castings
tierces Rice
25 boxes Sperm and Adamantine Candies
40 do Hull & Sons Patent do
30 do Talow do
80 do Soap
10 bbls. Cider Vinegar
10 do Tar
300 kegs Cut Nails 3 to 60 dy
10 do Wrought do
10 do Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails
300 Sides Sole Leather
so do Black & Russell do
40 doz. Calf Skins
90 do Pink Lining do
10 do Sheep Skins
bales Shoe Thread
Domestics, Calico, Alpaca and Irish Linen, Shoes
Copperas, Alum, Indigo, Madder, Starch, Soda
and Salt Petre, Bed-cords and Plough-lnes-for
sale on accommodating terms or exchange for coun-
try produce. Also on consignment, Cap, Letter
and Wrapping Paper, for sale at Factory prices.
anil o1-ts
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4 ND sTILLIT COMEs!!-The sub

"A seriber would nform-all those who are fond of
prime, nice white, freshC orn Meal, to be delivered
every or 10 days, that he furnish, if required.
as much as $50 bushels in the time given, and
would ask all those who want the article, to give in
their names, so he can know how to make his ar
rangements as nothing but the best article shall be
sent to any customer and should il be sent,
the same at his expense, and he will refund the mo-
ney. A fair sample expected every day.
mar 34-ts JAS. s. CREWDSON.
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nEIEku NOW TIIE TIME


/@s-As/FHL TIE EMPTY SUPPLIES
EaA-AEsiE IN y2ur LHfaries.-D. B PAYNE &
BRO, would inform their customers that in order
to make arrangements for supply, They win for
q few weeks offer great bargains in their present
stock of Law, Medical, Theological and Miscella-
neous Books call and give them trial. You will find
with many other Bouks-Scutt's Hcnrys, Barne 5
and the Comprehensive Commentaries on the Bible.
the Works of Edwards Jay, Dick. Leighton. Me-
Cheync, Witherspoon, Blunt, Neundcr Scott Ir-
wing Prescott, Opie, Charlotte Elizabeth, Addison,
Dryden, Hall, Johnson, Boswell's Johnson and ma
ny other such Library Works-Dwight and Dick s
Theology, Moshem's & Gieseler's Ecclesiastical
History, Horne's Introduction, Alexander on the
Psalms, the Sermons, of South. Bradley, Hare,
Chapman, Manning, Melville, McChcyne, Alex
andcr, Blair Five Hundred sketches Of Sermons &c,
Butterworth. Browns & Cruden's Concordance,
Egypt and its Monuments, Ninevah and its Re
mains, Description and Sketches of Pales-
tine, Life and Writings of Washington, Encyclo-
pGdia Americana. Encyclopedia of Religious
Knowledge. Turkey and its Destiny, Chalpcrs'
Scripture Readings, Women of Israel, Hungary,
&c, Life ofJno, Randolph, Bible and Gipsics Of
Spain, Ripley's War with Mexico, Book of the U.
States, Downing Gardening, Architecture, Coun-
try Houses, &c, many Works on Architecture, Gar
dcning, Farming, Cooking, the management of
Horses, Cattle Sheep, Domestic Fowls, &c.
Many Historical, Poetira and other Works
which will appear in separate advertisements.
apl 21-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-01
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF GOODS,

Il AT COST-By virtue of two deeds OF trust
executed to me by Messrs. Waterhouse & Potter,
the one bearing date the 18th Of April. 1851, the
other the 2ith of April 1851, and of record in the
Clerks office of the Lynchburg Corporation Court,
| offer for sale; AT COST their entire stock of
Goods, conveyed TO me in said deeds The stock
consists of every variety style and quality, such
Cloths, Cassimeres, FcstiRgs, and READ Y-MADE
CLOTHING, Of every description.
TERMS CASH.-The sale win be conducted by
Messrs. Warehouse & Potter, who are my author
ised agents.
ap 2S-ts WIN. B. ROANE, Trustee.
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N. GUGGENHEIMER
|. UNTERMNER,
Granite Buildings, Cabell Housc.-ap 2i-ts

&PRING, psjI.-Thc subscriber is now
- in receipt Of his Spring supply, which makes
his stock general and complete. In it may be
found
Prime and choice brown Sugars.
Loaf and crushed and powdered do
Rio and Laguyra and Java Coffee,
Fine imp'l and black Tea
Sperm, talow and adumautine Candles,
Window Glass and Putty
Box, lining and common Nails,
Country Bar Iron,
Rolled Iron, fiat, 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 domestics
calcoes hats, shoes. boots, &c. &c, which he viii
sell low for cash or to punctual customers. Call
and see before buying.
apl BITS JOS. Il. NOWLIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-01
DEMOYA I. WILLIAMS

III has removed from his old stand to the one re-
Gently occupied by L. J. Echods, Esq, 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
tention to his business and keeping in view the mot
to- to live and let i've to merit and receive contin-
uance of the same.