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7TyO DEAIERSIN TIWBER AND

Il EtV -DuI,r Iylcfl.g of j. rff7gslfp
~ = IN. Ta,,ahJ. T;o,icr Tao5 IN rir,iy-
-. a,GIs 11o,cr
n. TI.,sSa, tho Ia,h 5,v If Novembcr next. I
,.;lI s.1l ., n,hl;r orr,;on ,bout Sir J,bousoyd A.
.rn ~ To,d WING in onc boav in The conu,ics Of
Nslsor ,rJ anbcrs, priuc;naIlv in the former
,bor, ,hrec ,housapd acres ly;ng toycther. ARE cover
al win timber ofa remarkably heavy. clean. straight,
AMI loftv CROWN. consisting of white oak, red oak,
,ul;, ,onl5r. and nine. The tract runs nearly par
,Ilei with The James River and Kanawha Canal;
rc,rlv tmneL;ng il nj some points. and is perhaps at
no noint more remote than three miles. The great
90, and heaviest growth of timber is nearest to the
canal. On a creek which runs through this portion
af il lies a mill-scat. which. together with the abun-
dant supply of fuel. will afford ample power for wa
tor saw mills or steam <aw-miils. The ground affords
drv and firm roads through nearly the entire tract.
Thr estate being chiefly valuable for its timber,
will probably be sold very far below its real value,
IA the population around is principally agricultural.
The situation i per(cctIy healthy. being among the
HIGHLANDS Of Virginia. where there is an uninterrup-
,oJ communication with Tho markets of Richmond
and all the cities of the Atlantic. There arc other
attractions 10 his c,tate. such as r1,aaJle mineral pa-
fcrs. iron ore. lime ouarries SC, but the Executor
cccls mast confidence in inviting the attention of
,hose Who dc,l in by,a5er and stayrs. The title is
perCcc, and undisnnted. Tho sale viii take place
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TION.-In pursuance of a deed OF trust exc
cuted To me BY George See. bearing date the 10th
day Of November. 1910. for a certain purpose there
in mentioned and duly recorded in the Clerks of
fee of.he corporation court of Lynchhurg, shall,
on the 2sth day Of this present month October at
3 o'clock, upon the premises. sell ut public auction.
e. A HOUSE AND LOT, containing one
t:f,;;l fourth If an acre, with a comfortable Dwell
AE.l Ing House and a CarPenscr's Shop. II
also has on it a good well of water. This Lot Is
situated at the junction Of 18th street and 18th al
lev; ii is regarded as a very desirable residence for
u small family.
TERMS made known on the day of Sale.
Acting as trustee, | shall convey such title only
Us is vested in me- by said deed.
Il. GAINES THURMAN, T':rstcc.
Sale conducted by AkERS & DILLARD,
~, $4,000 Aurfinnecr<.
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71O THE LADY that wears the

l. While ChAfE ShhN - nc suptSriotf
respectfully informs those having white Grape, me
rino and thibct shHwl Is, that are soiled that they can
have them cleaned 10 look equal 10 ncw, and now is
the best season to have them done. Also, Piano
Table Covers, Carpets, SC, secured and prest of.
He will also Dye all kinds Of Woollcn Dresses.
Mcriao and Damask Curtains. Silk dyed and wa
tered to any colour OF pattern. Gcntlemen's wear
ing apparel dyed, occurred and repaired, and the
colours warranted not 10 rub of. Virginia Jeans
eolourod and pressed or in a superior manner
Nv establishment can be found ut the lower eud Of
Main Street. opposite the Farmers Hotel.
July 3l-3,n j. II. SOLOMON.
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A. "a pysDcps;u Curcy,
Old Stomach Complaints.

Thvre il no form Of OM Sfon1ooh Cemylatat.
which 1t does MT sccin to reach and remove nj
once. No matter how bad they MY be. II GIVES
INSTANT RELIEF q single dose re moves d.
the unpleasant syrnptorns and ID only needs 90 he
repeated, fer a short time, to make these rood e.
frcfs pcrniancut. Pnf . n Bkocd snd rsgor NJ
Bo3y. follow at once. IL il particularly excellent
~ cases Of Nausea, Numeting, Cramps, Sorercss {;
the pi 81. the Stomach, digitcss after eating, lav
cold state Of the Blood, Eeayincss. Lnwrces OF
Spirits, Dependency. Einariation. week.-mrs., tcr4
dcncy TO Insaiiiy, Suicide. &c.
Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle. One bottle
will often effect a lasting cure.
PEPSIN IN POWDER, Sent y mi Fyec n
Pos'ogc-For convenience Of sending to al parts
of the couniry,the Djges'ise MoYer cfike PEPSIN
i put up in the form ofPowdcr, with directions to
be Dissolved in water by the patient. Those pow
ders coatnip just the same matter as The bottles, but
t~tee Ne qpanH'g fer mr. sanegticc. aud vii be cent
BY mail JHrE or POSTAGE, for oED DOLLAR cent
(post-pail to DIR. J. s.. UOU6HTON, No. II
North Eighth Street, Philadelphia, ia.
O5scr,e Thts!-Eycry bottle OF the genuine Pcg-
sfa bcars the written signature ofJ $. HorGH-
TON, VI. d., Sole Proprietor, No. II Eighth
81. Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale in Lynchburg, by JOHN u. sEAY,
authorised Agent March 3-w1y
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49,.
Inc defendants Parker md Smith. md Alexnri
der J.. camplrIl, hy coinsoI fled Their apsa crs To
me PlaiDthi : bill, 10 which The plaintiff by corfnsrl
rnPfieE generally, and On motion ri The snid dcfrn.
danfs 10 dissolve the injunction nwnrYIod In Dis
cni-c, the court. on consideration If the bill, the
said answers ard rcplications, the exhibits. oxanii.
nations Of wiipes4ca. and rho nrgnmenis IL counsel,
without at this time expressing any opinion
upon the question, whether the property levied
n w Parker & Smith, md whicif 10 the ~suIjcctpf
ms injunction. IA 10 be considered social property
and liable To satisfy partnership demand. in prefer
cnec TO the claims of individual creditors, or wheihs
e. the whole or any rnrt thereof u covered by spcs
enc liens Of trust deeds, or whether liable 10 the
cam OF the landlord for rent, or whether IL I. 10 be
administered in n dur course Or administration d,
mong the creditors AZ large ofArehibald 4. sIcggins
son, according to the digDitics and pfiorities. ~
rnrl pnssu as nny be prescribed by the code Of Viz
gina, doth for the present reject the motion 10 die
solve, and doth order that The plaintiff I,aye Icnvc.
u ne 50 eject 10 sell the property, the snle whereof
WIS unlimited by this injunction holding the pr,r
ceeds sapJcct 10 the final adjudication Of tie com.
~ tho premises; aud the cnusc Is referred 10 onc Of
me master Commissioner Of the coarf, and tle
Pininiiif ordered 10 render before him mn account
"i ms administration upon the estate If III. jutes..
tate. Showing the amount Of assets, other than In.
N Controversy IN this csu-e, after the r,nvs
nirnf ~ specific liens by irfisf deeds and for rent.
SUBJECT to q due course OF administrator according
70 h"' a,a h"~ the same i,ns been administered
how much remains uahininis,cred ana he aroun,
Of debts remaining unpaid with thcir respective
prioriies and ~dlgnifics. lie will also report the a,
mount OF the proceeds Of snlc Of the property en-
Pfseed ~ TIN. Injunction, II the plaintiff elect to scll,
re commissioners will convene al The creditors
py "dyerti.cment for foor wceks. in some ncwspa,
pcf printed ~ The town Of Lynchtdrg, aud the Dc,
'enah,s hes'h y ordered y die bis snswer Within
sixty DAYS from the Iitc . ftl,Is decree, and exhibit
herewith or produce for inspcciian, tic agreement
t.twecn hirseif md the piaiuriH ID seIafion IL he
distress warrant for rent.
a c~opy--Tcstr.
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PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SALES.
PROPERTY,

Il FOR SALE-0n Saturday, the 9th day Of
November next, | will sell. in the town Of Pattons-
burg. at public auction, to the highest bidder, on
terms very accommodating. and which will be made
known on the day Of sale, the VALUABLE
- BRICK HOUSE. belonging to the estate Of
II Bernard Owen, decd, with I of an acre Of
ground adjacent thereto, situated near the mouth OF
Purgarory creek. and nearly or quite within the
corporation limits Of Puttonsburg. The situation is
a desirable one, and the property is well worthy
the attention of purchasers.
BENJAMIN p. OWEN,
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DRY GOODS.


NEW GOODS At NEW LON.
In DON, Vac. NJ. CuNDIFF g. Co., would
inform their friends and the public that they are
now receiving their stock of FALL and WlNIEh
GOODS, embracing every article usually found IN
well supplied country Store. which will be sold be-
low the usual prices. or nj a small sdvance on the
prices paid in the Northern Markets
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AUCTION SALES Of LAND &C.


VALUABLE Properly NJ ana
NEAR CHARLOTTE CT. HO.. FOR
SALE.-The undersigned. Executors Of Captain
WIN. Smith, decd, and Josin hDabbs. will offer for
sale at Charlotte courthouse, on the I'd Of Decem-
Der next. the following valuable Real Properly,
which was held jointly by said VIM Smith and the
undersigned Josiah Dabbs:
1st. The large BRICK HOUSE ut the ~
Courthouse, known as "ahe Seminary" This Eiil
house is in good repair, has about % good rooms
well finished, and il every way well suited for u
large male or female school. The necessary out
buildings are also in good repair
Cd. The Houses on the Street at Charlotte court
house. occupied respectively. by DR.. kcnnon, Mrs.
Blunt and Mr.. Garrison, and the handsome Brick
Ca5ines Shop now occupied by John NJ. Schmidt.
TERMS liberal, and will be made known on the
day of sale. Persons desiring to examine this
property can apply to the undersigned. John G. or
VIM. A. Smith who will take pleasure in showing
it. This sale will be made at the same time and
in connection with the sale Of the property adver-
tised by the devisces and executors ofCnpt. Smith.
and If not completed ON the I'd December, will be
continued from day to day until completed.
WM. A.. SMITH, )lFx,o.sU
JNo. G. SMITH, sh1a'
JOSIAH DABBS. ~ ueeu'
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POETRY.



A ghost that loved n lady fair,
Ever In the starry nir
Of midnight at her pillow ssuca'
And with q sweetness skies above
The Turing words Of human love.
Her suul the phantom wocd.
Sweet and sweet is their poisoned note,
The liiile snakes cf silver throafs
In moe-y skulls that ncst and die,
Ever singing, "die, oh, die"
Young soul. rut 1T yoi,r flesh, and come
With me into the qaict tomb.
Our bed is lovely, dark and sweet
The earth win swing ua, MS she goes
Beneath our roverIid ofsnows,
And the warm lesien sheet.
Dear and dear 10 their poisoned note,
The liuie snakes. If silver throat,
In messy sknlis that nest and be-.
Ever singing .'d;c, oh! die"
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REFERENCES:
L~rSoRBuRo-Gen. D.. Rodes. Gen. o. G. Clay,
John o. L.. Gogsin, ESQ., Chas. J.. Mcsby, Esq,
John NJ. Speed, Esq, Rev. @. II. Vaughan.
BrpronD-Rev. J. G. Shcppcrson. DR.. J. T. w.
Read, DR.. VIM. Steptoc, Hon W. l.. Goggip, Alex.
Irvine, ESQ.
CAaPBrLL-Judge Fleming Saunders.
L~rpEKIr-Jamcs +. johnson, Esq.
;hor., Y, AurIi-tu
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A Cnpy-Tr,ir.
no TlNSLEY, Clofk.


VNWWT1"FHTFF TINrf,
Amherst CT lilo ,Ott Oh. 1851.
Ihr parties interested 10 the foregoing order.
WI TAKE %iotirc, that ! hive aproirfcd tho 81 da-
o' December ncAf to commence The nccnuuis ihcrr.
N mcntioucd, on which day. nj 10 o'cIocL In rhr
mnrning, they aro rcqfe.fcd To attend. ~ my Office.
with tfcirarcount' vouchers, md copic. IL Com.
pnPcrd. prepared for examination and sentiment,
RIO. NJ. BROWN, Commissioner.
Oct. IG-tiy
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Commnsoa7's Office,
L~rscHBuEc, Der. 18th, 1851.
no the Creditors Of the estate Of

l. Tho.. Martin, decd. md all others concerned 4:
You are hereby notified, that, at the request OF Don
T.. G.. Peters. administrator OF the estate OF the
said Thos. Martin, deed, | have appointed the Sth
day of November next, at my office. for receiving
proof Of debts or demands, against the said dece-
dent or his estate, at which time and place you arc
requested to attend.
Given under my hand. as commissioner Of the
corporation court of Lynchburg. the day and year
first aforesaid.
n, IE-,.4.. TJ{0S I hACnS Com
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NOTsCE.--Thc undersigned having rur-
~ chased the interest of mo-. NJ. MILLER in
the concern of W. a. s. J. NJ. MILLER in Lynch-
buyg, the business will in future be conducted at
the same stand, under the style and firm ofMlLL-
Err & COMPTON. This change is intended to
include al. the business transacted by the firm from
it, commencement; here, consequently no change
viii be made in the accounts.
WV. A. MILLER,
Juiy 2I-ts JNO. COMPTON.
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To THE LADIEs.-BLACK AM

4 Fancy SILKS, just received. At the Chap Cash
Store, the largcst stock 81 splendid Silks ever offer
cd in the upper country bought at the large French
Sale in New York for cash. which we will warrant
cheaper than any in this market. Please call and
sec ~, I3-ts n Fl. LEWIS & co.
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aonEHr rtSsLEY.,


Nyw-fLAseow, Oct. 1st, 1851,
The parties Interested IN the foregoing order Il
court, ard especially ~ the creditors of Areii.
bald y. Mcrcinson deed, are hereby notified In.
have appointed "Wednesday, the 10th day Of De.
ceinber ncNt. 70 commence the ncrUsns. thereby N,
rected, on wiirh day u 10 o'clock III II M morning.
they are requested to attend at my Office. with tbcir
accounts, v%ouchers. copies Of couit papers and en-
depces Of indebtedness prepared for esamipatics
Ut j scrl.nteit. "
pa1-Etw r. A. cocfILL. Comm.
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,SHAWLS,

III &c.-The ladies' will please call and exam
inc our offensive stock of the very newest styles
of rich Dress Goods. consisting of superior new
style Cashmercs. Delaines, French Mcrinoes. plain
Dclaincs, English Nlcrinocs. in all color-, cold Al
pacas, Ginghnms, new style, Ribbons. Laces. Hos
icry,, Linen G.. Iianndk'fs, &C., &c.
Oct. I3-;s Il. IL. LEWIS & co.
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MlSCELLAME0U6.
MFRS. e. r. SMITH closed her pr

MRS. e. +. SMITH closed her pre-
IVA sent session, on Thursday. the 2ith of July.
The Fall and Winter Term viii open on Monday,
September ist. and continue five months. alrs-
Smith, hereafter. will be associated in teaching,
with II. J. FOSTER. A. NJ, a gentleman Of high
moral worth. as wen as superior Classical and Ma
themst;cai Education. and Of much experience in
,eschinr-hasing been successfully engaged as Tu-
tor in coilege, at Washington City, Teacher in Pro-
lessor Benz hsllowcll's Boarding School, nj Alex
undris. and, recently, as Principal Of the Academy
ut Now London-
fcpils now becoming members Of this 1nstifu-
ton, win, we are confident, enjoy increased facili-
ties for Improvement. particularly in the Laugua-
ges, Ancient and Modern, and the various branches
of Mathematics No material changes viii take
place. either in the regulations or discipline Of the
School. We are grateful for the smiles Of Heaven
upon our efforts. and for the increased patronage Of
our friends, Craving had, during our present session
more than sixty scholars.) and il Is our constant
aim to make the school every way ~orthy Of such
patronage, and desirable for Young Ladies.
II Naccordsncc with the above announcement, the
l. Fall and Winter Session OF our School will COM
mencc on the Ist Of September next, under the fol
lowing Instructors:
H. J. FosrEn, PrineipaD and Instructor in An
cien; and Modern Languages, and Mathematics.
MHs. =. +. SxrTH. (Associatc) and instructrcss
in French and English branches.
MISS MITCHELL, instfuctress in Music.
Rev. J. ID. MITCHELL, will deliver occasional
Lectures in Moral and Natural Philosophy.
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1UEAP CASH sTORE.-BENJ. II.

~ LEWIS & Gothic subscribers have just
received the most splendid Stock Of new Fall Goods
ever off red in this market bought entirely for cash,
ut the New York Auctions. mpny Of which was
bought at less than half what they cost toimport. All
we ask from buyers is TO give us a call before buy
ing. We pledge ourselves to sell every article at
Richmond prices, except COTTON cloth Ourierms
are cash. BENZ. ii. LEWIS W.
n. "a,
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IT. LUUGiBURDIGII.
Executor ofNathan Loughbcrough, deceased.
Ort t3-towfds

N STxCE.-IN OBEDIENCE TO A DE-
" cree of the Circuit Court for the county of
Nelson, pronounced on the 9Th day of May, 1871.
in the case Of flargroves EN'ors vs.. PaInplin and
others. the undersigned. the Commissioner APP
pointed by the decree, will. on the fourth Monday
in November next, that being Court-day. upon the
premises, offer for sale, TO the highest bidder, for
one fourth ofthc purchase money in cash, and the
residue on Il credit of one and two years, that val
liable property. in the town of Loyingston, known
as P1MPLIN'S TAN-YARD. II is an cxten-
sive establishment, well fitted To the Tanning bust
ness, and where bark is easily had. ard where the
dcmani for Leather is far beyond the supply from
Tanning establishments in this part ofthe country.
The neighborihg counties too, supply n large num-
Der OF hides. The property is desirable and val-
liable one, and those wishing TO purchase arc re-
qucsted to examine it before the day of sale. Bond
and security will be required for the purchase mon
ey, and a lien retained on the property until it is
paid. STERLING CLAIBORNE,
John THOMPSON, JR.,
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nCTOBER. Is5I.--THE suBSCRI.

n ~ n
W Der would inform his friends and the public
generally, that he has just received his fall supply
of GROCERIES AND STAPLE DRY
GOODS, making his stock large and complete.
In the stock may be found
New Orleans. Porto Eico and II. Croix Sugar,
Loaf, crushed, powdered and clarified do
Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee,
Fine Green and Black Tea,
Sperm, adnmautine and tallow Candles,
Rolled and country Iron,
Shear, cast, German and blisterd Steel
Box, lining. and common Nails,
Spades and Shovcls,
Sole and Upper Leather,
Pepper, Ginger, Spice, soda, sa~lera,us, alum.
s~alipctrc, indigo and coPpcras, brown and bieached
domestics, calico, alpaccas, a large lot negro blank
cts, cassincts, Kentucky jeans, tweeds, cassimcres,
plain linscy, hats, caps, shoes and boots, and many
other articles, to which he invites the attention of
buyers, as he is d determined TO sell cheap.
Oct g-ts JOS. B. NOWLIN.
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EXTENsIVE SALE OF Me-

EXTENslvE SALE OF Me-
FL GRoEs, STOCK, CORN, &c, &c.-I shall
sell. at Public auction, on Friday the l4th day of NO
vcnbcr next, on the plantation recently owned by
Dr. James I. Stevens, eight miles below the town Of
Lynchburg. between 80 and 20 Ncgroesi-anong
them some very valuable servants. Also, MI the
stock Of Horses, Cattle. Sheep, and Plantation u
tensils on the premises, together with the crops Of
Corn. Fodder, Oats, Hay, &c, &c. 1.-THE I4ih Of
November should be an unfair day, the sale win be
made on the 18th.
TERMS.-Ca-h viii be required for all sums
under so for all sums over that amount, nego-
table notes, satisfactorily endorsed, at six months
from day of sale. with int creSt added, will be re-
quifed Of tie purchasers in all cases.
JOHN NJ. SPEED,
Sept. 2J--ds Exrrripr OF. +. Stevens. dars,J.
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FLAGG, Of DnnviUc, N

ID FLAGG. Of DenviIIe, having be-
L. . come conversant ith the mode OF transact
ing business with the departments at Washington,
and designing to visit that city Frequently hereafter,
will attend to snch RevclaaisnAs y, Bo4sty Lind,
and other clain,s, as NAV be entrusted to him irou,
the surrounding country.
EP~ Address, DaAs.l,r, Ia, postage paid
Sepf SIS
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GALE OF sioux OF GROCE.

~ RES, Sc.-lntending to close business, pre-
paratory to the removal Of one of us to Washing
ton City. VIC offer for sale our stock of Groceries,
&C.. at the lowest cost price. for cash. The stock
consists ofCcflec, Sugars, Salt, Leather, Bale Cot
ton, Oznaburgs, Iron, Steel, SC. The stock is
well assorted, and of the best articles.
To any one desiring to business, We
win sell on the most accommodating terms. both US
to credit and prices. and they can thereby procure
4 good house for business.
N. B.-We request all of our old ustomers to
como forward and settle their dues.
Or 6-ts SMITHSOE & STATHAM.
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10 RODs.--TnE SUB

IL scribcr will keep on hand in Lynchburs a large
supply of Lightning Rode which have been approved
and arc considered superior ior all the qualities they
should possess. lie respectfully solicits calls from
an persons who wish to avail themselves of this
projection to buildings. lie will attend promptly
to all demands.
Address-Lynchburs Va.
Aur l4-3m NOAH
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nHnCEnlEs. I'D.


NEW CONCERN.--Wm. A. 4
In John N. Miller take this method Of
informing their friends and the public generally,
that they have taken the large and commodius gran
lite front building, on Bank Square, opposite Henry
Davis, formerly occupied BY Alb. Ruekcrl fort The
purpose Of uansacting a general GROCERY
COMMISSION r. FOR W1RDLNG BUSI
NESS.
We arc now receiving our supply of GOODS, re-
Gently purchased in the Northern markets upon the
most advantageous terms, consisting in part of
P RI Oaad Cuba Su- Rice /.
gar. Sperm. Adamaniinc and
St Croix and Cuba Su- Tsl.ow Candles
CARS very fine Brown and yafiesated
p RIO and Sugar house Soaps
Molasses Green and Black Teas,
Rio and Laguyra coffee part very superior
Maricabo do Fiovr
Old gown Java do Mackcrel
Mocha do Clipt and Roc Herrinss
Cotton yarns ofall Nos Sole Leather
Nails of all sizcs Shoe Thread
Bar. rolled, band and Nova Scotia grind stones
hoop iron Painted Pals
Blis,ered Steel Nest Tubs
Cast do Liquors of every quality,
Shear do embracing all the DIFF
oc,sgor cast DO forent kinds ofNhisky,
Salt Brandy, Rum Gin. Mall
Lime aga, Madeira, Port, Sher-
Bacon superior quality ny aud Champagne
Cigars some of the very Wines,
finest brands Best London Porter, qts.
Window Glass & putty and pts.
DOMESTICS. CALICO, ALPACA,
Lawns, Ginghums, Irish Linens, Silk and cotton
hdk'fs, Oznaburg., Nankeen Oznaburgs, Hats, Boots
and Shoes. Pepper, Ginger, Spice, Mace, Nutmeg,
Copperas, Alum, Indigo. Nader, Starch. Soda,
Salt Petre. Birthstone, Bed-cords and Plough lines;
all of (which we will sell on the most favorable terms
for cash, or to punctual customers in exchange for
country produce. Persons visiting this market
would do well TO give usa call before purchasing.
rs we are determined to give satisfaction, ard as
our goods have been purchased at sucha favorable
time, we can offer great inducements to people to
buy from. u.. Particular attention paid to filling or
ders receiving and forwarding goods. Please give
Us a trial. WM. A.. & JNO. NJ. MILLER.
July 10-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-23
3l-ts BARNET FINCH.

DEMGyAL.--J0HNsoN. YOUNGER
laSMITH, have removed to Bank square. and
taken the large and commodious walnut front bull
ding, recently erected by John H. Teree. imrnedi-
ately opposite the Cabell House, and convenient TO
Friends and Martins warehouses;, where they
would be pleased to see their Old friends and ersto-
mers, andto the trade generally they viii oAcrinducc-
ments. They viii keep constantly on hand a large
sto,k Of Grocer7csr Simple Dry Goods, Liquors. 9c.,
&c. A call is all they ask.
They will also trade for all kinds Of Country Pro
daec, and pay prompt attention to receiving and for
wardiHg goods. and to the sale Of produce sent to
them on consignment ap lots