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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-07

ssg Orders for packages. certificates of paclo-
ge, single tickets, in any Of the Lotteries of j..
W. Maury & Co, will meet with prompt attention
if addressed to \. +. WiIlTTEMORE, Jr.,
Lyuchburg, Va.
Aug. lit
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Ngn KEEARD!-sToP NE 49,.

DDV WAYS.-Ran away from the house Of
Mrs. Frances I. Harvey, of Roanoke county, on
Sunday night. the 9Th ofJuly last. two negro men,
named Alfred and warner. They are both
brothers, and bright muiattoes and had large heads
Of hair when they left. Alfred has scar over his
eyes his feet has been badly lrtsed; quick spoken
ia his address, and rather thin and raw bone feet
8 or 10 inches high. and about 81 years old. very
well dressed Jias i mari, on one of bis big
toes. He ia a field hand.
Warner Is 90 years old. blacksmith by trnde
rather downcast couuteuance when spoken tobias
very small feet and hands, thinks he has a mark
over one ear and j. about the same height Of Alfred
but rather heavier and heshier. They have with
them good clothes, md can change them often.
From the Information have obtained, they are
nal Ing for Ohio or some other free State.
twill pay fifty dollars any person who Will de-
liver them 70 me, securothem il jail. If taken
ofrhr adjoining countless .25 if taken IL the join
ing counties. and SiJ IN the county. They had when
they lea from $50 TO $50 10 money. Whatway they
yctaken or under what disguise they arc traycll-
ing, ! have not ascortaiHed
SPARREL r. SIMMONS
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EXCHANGES.
Cheeks New Work, tfo Per q. premium.
Baltimore, do
Boston. do
Phadclphin, do
Bank Notes y. Carolina, to d. discount
). Carolina | 10 do 40
Tennessee. ) to 40 do
STOCKS.
Corporation Bonds 500
Lynchburg Hose and Fire Insurance Company
par s2Q-sacs So.
Citizens Saving Bank sI0o-aalcs al07l; since
dividend.
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SALE or N. G. STATE BoNDs.-S30, 000
State Bonds, (saysihe Raleige Starr We're
sold on the 26th, at premium averaging
little more than per cent.
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GREAT ATTItA CTIon Ar

~ DON r. e. PEIERS'S-S y j, 900
worth Of Goods afcoa for c0sh.--As the subscriber
u determined 20 dispose Of tho whole ii his present
stock % Goods, viii absoiafeiy seH 81 emit, and nil
old style goods greatly below cost, until tho first
week in August when the remainder Of the stock
win be sold al ovcfton without reserve This
course y adopted for the purpose Of opening eory
this fall an entire new stock of goods, wbich tho
subscriber Il NOW purchasing in tho markets Of
EHg'aad, FJancc aad Cpmany
The subscriber really intends 10 do what be pro-
poses. and in order to satisfy oil of tho fnet, null
soo HE iaUoiecs Of tho 81 his goods any who
mas With it. HisrceGinr customers who may wish
10 purchase time, win be supplied u very
small ndyance on cost.
LINN g-fffs DON r q PETER4
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D0RTRAiT PAsNTING.--O. d.

n h'OVhkSi from iiuNhhh, where ms sue
ecssful practice of many years, was broken up by
the late political movements, offers his services 10
ibis public, farp any Kind of Oil Printing lie guar
untecs that ia all cases tbe hkOncss viii bs exact
and satisfactory whether taken from the life, III.
corpse or dagucrreotype. lie be found ut
al hours cf the day at the Franklin Hotel. Lynch
burg.
MIR. J.. will rcman but few weeks, as businc,s
ID September compcls him 10 return South.
III. D ~
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A TrENTsON g. INFANTRY!

NTOEECE.-THEN NEXT REGULAR SEES
I y sion Of ny School viii commence on Monday,
die lst day Of September. Terms az heretofore
to-wit: &l2 90, SIS co. and sl7 80. according 10
grade ofscholur. NAl. 3. FEATHERSTON.
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S'EossssF HXGny. GR0cER. AM


- COMMISSION DERcHANT, q6e,s Jor
aatc-45 tons bar Irnn assorted, rolled md hand
castr shear, wedge and blister Steel
hoop and banl Iron. assorted
do boxes Tia Plate. assoriod I0x14 f4x2O
10 slabs Speltrr
500 2 sheet Zine
5000 American, pntrui, aud Russin Sheet Iron
Is bbcs n o ap3 Porto Rico Sugars,
20bozes asd bbls loaf and crushed do
! iiercc new Rice and powdered do
40 bags Coffee. Rio. Laguirn aud Java
100 kegs cot Noils, ID to inch Spikes
u hide and bs y q and w ! Molasscs
tierce Stuar's Syrup,
100 sacks Liverpool Salt,
10000 lbs prime Western Bacon sides and shout
ders
20 boxes sperm, afumnntiuc and talow Can
dies
10 bbls Touner's Oil, pure,
) do y Tar
] ccst superior & T Ten
do . black do
70 boxes " Imp. and G Powder do
bbts picking Vinegar
100 sides Sole Lenther
100 do Upper do heavy
% whole and inf barrels Mackcrel
10 DO family Roe do Herrings
1000 lbs Cotton Yarns
hlIA Save md Files, Anvile aud Vices cast steel
Hammer Shapes, Iron Wire assorted. Domestie.,
Oznaburgs, &e &C., for sale low or in barter
.tgty q Ia
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NOTFCE! NOTICE 1.-THE SUB
NOTICE 40 TIE FARMERs.-

l. ' The Amherst, or Calls Mills, are now ready
spreceive Wheat, where / shall be ready at all
times to pay the market price in cash for it, when
delivered shall also have boa, and hands to
take Wheat across the river. from APpomartox side
without delay.
July if-w5m y STAPLES
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LOTTERIES.
sVIETTEMORE'S OFFICE.

-%AAN EOs
THURSDAY DO Class 30.
Capitals $50 600 10000 10 of 800. 10 Of 1000
Tickets sj.
FRIDAY S-Do Glass OIL
Capitals S4l 5000 000,3,010 Is Of l009-Tic's s.
SATURDAY 9-Do Glass 81.
Capitals $50, 1000; 1856 l5OJO; 20 Of 1900
Tickets Sl5
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DOWDEs AND FUsE.-G5, 600


day. 9th inst. at o'clock. BY order Of the Cap
tain. Il. r., Ordtrly Sergeant.
Aug I'll
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-, at Chrstiansburg. Mort zomery county va.
on Friday Ism lust, EoBEEr GARDISER, IN the
67th year oflis age.
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nn. WELLESLEY, MEMpER OF

y w OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Lexington, Va July l7th 1851.
Julv 2t-tlO
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June 5000. [Rogc,sri2s (Tsra., Timer.
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c. DtESET. ?. @.
Auy WHY
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-07-23
An Inlpronptu.


The following imprompiu. supposed 10 have
been written BY distinguished gentleman Of Bal
iimore. was lefi on the 81 instant In Indepen.
drnee Iisll-a place long 70 be remembered a,
the scene u The Declaration of ou, National In
dependence:
Independence Iisq. Philadelphia, Jans 30. 1851
Heroic asel what memories cluster here
OF THE great pairiOi-sainls whose Hall tread
lis haIOwed ground. The very atmosphere
Breathes forth tho spirit Of the noble dead.
Upon this seal intrepid Hancock sat- and sir.aou,
Thompson hsrs;
More lhan Roman Senate gathering here.
Opened in that dark hour with solemn prayer
The eounscls Of The free, without reproach O
fear.
Proud hour frat rising of that glorious sun
Whose light and warmth now spread from sei
10 sea;
But who shall see another Washington
Like him who led this army Of The free
Ills august form before me rises now;
His warning voice no,c ills this sacred Hall;
He points 10 Union as The only bow
Ofpromise 'gainst our Nations final Jou,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-07-23
EXTRACT FROM THE GRAFTON OF
HENRY W.. MILLER, ESQ,
Delivered in Raleigh, on the Fourth Of July, 1851
and published BY request.

Delivered in Raleigh, on the Fourth Of July, 1851,
and published BY request.
On the l4,h OF May 1887. the Conven-
lion assembled in Philadelphia. Il was
composed Of The wisest statesman of1he
age. WASHINGTON was selected 10 pre-
side over its deliberations. Hamilton,
Norris, Randolph. Madison, Wythe,
Darie, Ruledge, the Pinkneys, and Other
great spirits, were there! They fell the
responsibility Of their position. The eyes
Of The whole world were upon them The
friends Of Free Government looking to
their deliberations with anxions hope
The advocates Of The Divine Righ, Of Kings
longing lor their failure, their discontinue,
their disgrace! They well knew The
magnitude Of The work they were called
10 perform. They had The experience ol
the past before them. They had learned
The wants Of their People. They saw the
defects Of that system which they had
assembled 10 reform. The result Of iheil
patriotic labours and noble concessions
was our present Constitution, master
piece of wisdom, monument more du
rable than brass 10 the patriotism and sa
gaciiy OF those who adopted, as well al
those who framed il. /. was the off
spring OF compromise and concession.-
Nor did its immortal trainers, during al
their deliberations. ever lose sight Of III
importance Of the Union. II was pola
star OF their labor.. Washington, in III,
letter addressed by him, in behalf Of III
Convention. 10 Congress, said In all on
deliberations. we KEEP, steadily in vie,
that WHICH appeared to US the creates
inier,s, Of every true American. the cor
soIida,ion Of our Union, in which is ID
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-07-23
asaAa a59aol2,
10 have Green Beans, Peas and

TO have Green 6eans, Peas and
Com In Winter.-t g nlleman says thai
he saw 10 January green peas as surea-
lrni, 10 III llappearanre. as they were when
nlurkesl lrnm The vines some FIVE or six
months helnre. The mode of preparing
Them is 10 pick. when of The proper size
nr eating. she'll. and carefully dry on
cloths in The shade. All the care neces-
safy il 10 prevent them from mnnlaing:
this dnne. they will he line and SWEEP lhe
I'll owing spring. Beans may be prescrv.
ed in lie same way and with perfect sue.
cess.
Ireen corn may he preserved in The
following manner: plnrk The Ears 81
green rarn when iii for boiling. strip of
the ln.k<. and llln,w The ears into kel-
III nf boiling water; leave them In until
lie water bols over them. when they
m Isl be taken out: shell Off the rorn by
RAINING the prong ol d fork along The base
of The gram. holding The ear with one end
against ihe breas,-ilrs is more expedi-
mons. and saves al The gain. including
lhe hearl or germ, ah.ah is The swceies.
part.
After tcing thus prepared, il must be
spread oul Thin IN cinihs in shady, airy
place 10 dry; j, should be stirred every
day nniil dried thoroughly. When cook.
ed. |, should be put in cold water aud
boiled an hour or more. the waller 10 e
pretty well bnled of; llule milk aided
10 il will impro, The taste.
Beans. peas and green corn, will re.
tam their original flavor lnnse perfectly
rs being preserved as shove directed. than
by being preserved in hermelically sealed
cans.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-07-23
asPELLING" A FELLOW.
~ ARITIIMETIcAL PROGRESSION.

Last summer. while engaged in the 10.
bacco and cigar business, used 10 have
for customer in cheap cigars one Of those
knowing fellows whose knowledge serves
better 10 bore his victims than 10 advance
science. You couldn't make him believe
,hat-oh. no Tell him they were regalia
cigars that cost $40 per thousand lit
might do 10 stuff down The iISnals Of those
who knew no better; he was none ofthem.
And so i, was with everything; he always
knew best. |. always appeared to be his
delight 10 draw me into some controversy,
no matter what the subject. in order 10
heat himself hold forth. tried every
way could think Of 10 circum,en. him,
and a. length did succeed in laying him
out as. fiat as founder
II was on Saturday afternoon, he
came in. made his purchase. and sealcd
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From The southern CultiyaloI.

Smut in Wheat-Mr. EDIToR: no
lice in Tie March number Of your paper
a remedy lr Smut IN Wheat, given by .
reader frnm Darlington District. ). Y.
will give you what regard better and
cheaper plan, viz: Gel Wheat Sieve,
coarse cnonsh 10 lei all The small grains o.
wheat and cnckle through. and save only
,.e large grains Of wheat 10 SOW. DC
certain 10 snw on The lasl quarter Of The
Moon I'M October. | have tried this l0i
ten years in Georgia. and have ne.eE
knnun |. 10 fail-aad furthermore. Dr.,
poulIain informs ME lha. my wheat i
larger and inlier than any wheat l''a'
comes 10 his mill.
MARCUS llEMPnILL.
Kinds CO.. Miss, April, 81.
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himself. 10 deal me ou. his usual portion;
but ! was swske for him.
.Caplain. said 1. II hare made %
my mind 10 20 10 California. and. il you
wish 10 80 into speculation. now is pour
Time"
.Ah. howl sald he.
. Why. you see them iiflfen boxes oI
cigars! well. there are Two hundred and
iiily IN earh box. and will lei you have
The whole fifteen al low rate. providing
yon iake them slI.
Very weli.' said my friend. lets
hear The conditions"
fon give me one rent for The FIRST
box, two eenis Tor The sernnd, four cents
for The Third, and so ON double up every
box"
/. Don r. said he; .felch On your ci-
gars. S'pose you think llayeh't money
enough-eh!"
Not al all. so lets proceed; here's The
FIRST box"
lie drew from bis poke. lealhern
purse, and out of il handful Of coin.
.And here's The cent" said he. de-
posting green discolored copper on The
counter.
" Heres y0nr second box"
.Anl here's vonr fno ecnls."
"vrry well; here's Your lhlrl box"
sand here's you four cents" said he,
chackling.
Heres your fourth box"
i .Exarily. And here's your eigh
cents -Ha ha lla old lellow-go on!'
rHere's your filth box" said |, hand
ing down another.
"And here's your sirteen cenis."
. Here's your sixth box"
"And-h hal ha ha!-hers's you
thirfy-ttco CENTS"
Heres your seventh box"
| .And here--ha by love The joke !
getting 100 ricii-here's your sirfy jou
cfnts. and nealy half your cigars ar
gone"
"Ierc's your eighth box said /, rs
sumng a cool Indifference that perlecll
aslonishe,l lhe fellow.
.And here's your dollar and twenty
eight cents"
Here's your ninth box"
i .And here's vour-lel me see-ah
TWO dollars and fifty six cents"
Heres ynur tenth box"
/ Here he drew his wallet lhoughifull,
and on lhe slate made q small calculation
"And here's your five dollars an
Twelve rents.
Heres your eleventh box"
"And here's your--lwice five is tel
twice twelve is twenty four--ten dollar
and tweniy.four cents"
AT This stage Of The game he had 60
quite locie. and | continued
Heres your twelfth box; hand oye
twenty dollars and forty eighi.cenls."
Here The globulcs Of peispralion, larg
as marrow fal peas, stood oul in bold re
Ii. fon his face. bnl al length he doled ou
the sum.
.Herc is your thirteenth box--fork owe
your forty dollars and nineiy-six cents. :
Al this crisis he looked perfectly wild
The swea, was pouring oil him in s,calns
and The tobacco juice was running ou. .
his mouth.
Forty n-i-n-e-f-y sir. lfl do
do, hui if do may be hanged y
And raking his pile into his bat, d
crushed i, on his head. and made his exi
a, rate Of speed altogether unheard 81
and have never seen him near enough i
speak 10 him from that day 10 ihis.
Spirit Of the Times.
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Union. lie h sgsinsi nnlliGiraiion. seees
sion. Or fesnlHii"n. and he gives ,Ine peo,
lie uf Saulh Carsliaa the most polrn
reasons Why they sllnuld resse from ihtil
agsiaiinn. and rally once more around ihs
standard Of their country.
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Giving correct portraiiure Of the manners and
appearance of our frontier settlers sore thirty
OF forty years by gone;
The Missionary and the RObber.
Ii the year of our Lord l6--, a mis-.
sionary from one oi The Eastern States
who had just completed his studies, and
had received commission from the ----
Missionary Society, was passing ~
westerly direction over The praiIies Of llll'
nnis.
lie had seen. occasionally. an article IN
some of The three or four religious peri.
odicals or Thai period about The Far West,
and with The benevolent desire Of doing
good 10 the destitute and scattered pio-
neers Of This remote and then scarcely
known region. he travelled on horse.hack
from his native village, preaching on Sab.
baths, as occasions offered, during his long
journsy.
Ohio was then .sail 10 be" land ol
moral desolalioa Indiana was "snppos.
ed" 10 be many degrees lower in The scale
OF civilzalinn and The new stale Of Hi
noise was Imagined" 10 be situated very
near The .jumping-nff place." A vague
and somewhat doubtful impression exist
| cd as TO The locality and character Of Mis-
souri; and Kentucky was known abroad,
by report. for lis tishling and gouging pro.
pensilies. while The population were ha.
raclerized as .half horse, half alligator,
aud touch of the snapping> turtle
Amnng-, The vagrc and rather inlls.
,inc, impressions Of the character and
habits of frontier adsen,urers. that floaled
lover The mind of The young missionary,
were ihnse Of robbery and murder.
During lhe period Of inquiry and ans'
Iious meditation about ,levoiing his life as
4 missionary ol the cross in the wilds ol
l,he wes,, ,he idea Of robbery and mnrieI
occupied no minor place in his lmasina.
linn. Sill. with cnmmendabe resolu-
,ion and martyr spirit. he resolved lo
. hazard even life, wiih,he sacrifice Of every
. earthly comfort, 10 preach The gospel ant
introduce The melioraring influence oi CIV,
! ,liza,ion amongst people who belonged
, 10 the same nation as himself, anu Whe
nigh, eventually exert controlling lnila
{ ence over The dcsiinics Of The republic
/, was on cloudy and cold day IN lh'
. month Of December that our missionary
friend was seen crossing an arm of th'
Grand Ptairie. east of The . Okan, as 1h'
! Kaskaskia river BY abhrerlalion au Mas
! and French accent had been called. ~
J had travelled long distance that Gay
e by following devious and ooscur
! trail, or . hlidle path" now through
skirt nf timber, then across the point oI
prairie. without seeing log cabin OF an
! other sign of human residence.
. Night was ia. approaching. IN
e landlord. where lie had been accommc
dated with "private entertainment u
preceding night, had directed him on
.hlind trail" 10 a fording place across u
!. Okau. beyond which. and in The same d
!, reclion. was the town of C, 10 whlc
! lie was inurneying. Both horse an
, rider were ialigued with long fasting an
i hard ride. and the missionary could iorI
/ no conjecture how far j, might be from
E settlement which he had hoped 10 feac
E before nishtlall.
Anxious aud somewhat bcwil'lered, 2
! Hooked in each direction for signs OF
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New Hampshire. The Legislature 81
this State, SAYS the National lnieil,gencer
&c The lU.h insi.. adjourned sine die on
Saturday list. Amongst The acls passed
is -hanlred-do homestead cxemp-
ZION law. The following preamble aud
resolutions, in favor Of The Compromise
measures. and plrdg ng The Stale 10 sus-
tain the President in carrying them out,
passed both Houses BY large majorls'es =
The vote IN The Senate helng 10 10 2, and
in The House l52 TO o.:
Whereas. IN The message oI his excel.
leroy The Governor, our attention his been
invited 10 the laie acts Of Congress lnien
ded Tor The adjustment Of an angry and
dangerous controversy which has long
disturbed ihe ammable relations between
the States Of The Union; and whereas We
regard those acts as Indispensable 10 dis
arm sectional sgla,ion. 10 calm The nation
Al exciienent. and restore lhatuniiy oi sen,
lin mi so es eaiial to The harmony OF tht
republic: Therefore.
Rcsoiued, by the Senate and House Q,
Representatives. IN Genera! Court con-
usned, 'rha, The State Of New Hampshir.
approve of The adoption Of these measures
- essential aud necessary lur The peace
preservation. and progress Of our glorious
Union, and that we pledge her to sustain
lie. Executive Of The Nation in ca,ryln!
said measures into full effect, and in th,
further execution of all constitutions
means 10 enforce obedience 10 The laws.
Resolrea, That his excellency The Gov
ernor be requested 10 transmit copies Q
The foregoing preamble and resolutions Y
lie pfesidentof the United States am, IN
Governors oil lie Sc, eral States and Ter
rltnries.
Rev. Dr. Plumer. formerly Of Rich
m,n', now nf Baltimore, ,iisiingulshe'
minister Of Inc Presbyterian Church, ha
wrlilcia au able Ieher 10 q gentlemen y
South Caraiua. on the subject Of The com
pla'ni- ot ihatss,ate. and its lh'eatene'
course. This eser is published in III
Richmnnd EnlrirsS, lis appeals ar
calm b,trossriul; hsdg,linents concla
sisc. ib. l'lu,ner writesn behalf Of III
~
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From arihur's lone Gazetie,
HISTORICAL SKETCHES.
NY .. NJ. PECK.

Giving correct portraiiure Of The manners an
appearance of our foniier settlers sore thir',
OF forty years by gone:
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-26

y OBERT McNANEE, MAKER OF SUR
A2> GlCAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS,
asks the attention OF Physicians and Dentists to his
stock, which will be found to comprise all kinds of
Dental and Surgical Instruments Trusses, Cutlery &c.
He likewise makes order and repairs all descriptions
of Instruments. Thankful for the liberal patronage he
has already received ne trusts to be able to merit con-
tinuance OF it, by increased business facilities and de-
termination to give entire satisfaction to his patrons
MAIN STREET, opposite American Hotel.
EpUR CELll. IADD d co., UKJG GISY
"a DEALERS IN PAINTS, Oils, DYES
WINDOW GLASS, &C., offer for sale at low prices
for cash, OR the usual credit to punctua Dealers
large and well selected Stock embracing the following
in part
45O0 lbs best Nader
1000 lbs superior Indigo
so kegs super Carb Soda
Is lbs Blue Mass
so lbs Hydriodate Potass
35 bbls Logwood
$500 lbs Extract LogwooG
Is bbs Spts Turpentine
10 boxes variegated Soap
$40 do refined Borax
bbls refined Camphor
100 groce friction Matches
SO boxes ground Pepper, Alspice, Ginger
10 bbs No. Castor Oil
20 boxes Pearl Starch
$50 baskets Sweet Oil
300 No. l Nutmegs
200 ounces Suph. Outline
500 boxes Window Glass, French and
American
200 kegs White Lead, dry and in oil
so bhls Btake's Fire Proof Paint
And the usual assortment of Patent Medicines, Fam
cY Articles, &c. &c.
PURCELL, LADD G. CO, Druggists,
fe rs 50 Main st., corner l4th.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-26

wTOTICE.-The undersigned will hereafter con.
lG tnue the business as heretolorel conducted by
street, where may constantly he found fresh and
complete assortment of GROCERIES,, suitable for
families which he respectfully calls the attention OF
Sc Inf S. N. DAVIS,