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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-04-23

THE TRUE DocTRINE-HoN STEPHEN A
DOUGLAS, of Illinois, now on visit to Rich
mond, Virginia, was invited by anumber of cti-
zens there, to partake of complimentary din.
ner, in token Of their esteem for him as Union
man, as shown in his course in Congress, pend
ing the compromise bill, Mr.. DOUGLAS regrets
that his engagements will not afford him the
pleasure to comply. He also takes occasion to
say:
81 have long been deeply impressed with the
conviction that the preservation of our federal
Union and of the rights of the people and the
States all depend upon strict and faithful OBJ
servance Of the Constitution, with all its guaran-
tees and compromises. II is not sufficient that
the letter of the Constitution should be main
tanned its genius and principles must be cherish
ed and sustained in the spirit of pure patriotism
and fraternal affection. Our republican insttu-
tons can only exist so long as they command
the respect and affection of the people. They
cannot be maintained by force nor can they
survive amid sectional strife and hostile legisa-
ton. The several States must act upon the
golden rule which obtains among all good neigh
bors--each minding its own business and leav-
ing the others to regulate their own domestic af
| fairs in their own way"-Er- P1per
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-02
$50 Reward.

T OST on Christmas day the 25ih December, the present
month"; between Elhptt's Livery Stable IN -Nnchoufg,
and Harms Creek Toll House Amherst county, small
POCKET BOOK, red but from having been used Tor
time las dark black appearance 1t contained
when lost 1925 90 in Virginia money! follows: One note
o SlO0-tuo Of $50 cachour of $50 each-touf oi $40
each and So will pay the above reward oil NY
Dollars to any person finding the said pocket book who Will
dsllyer and content self Col A Long, or Mr. 10
eph Hammer Amherst, James f. Homer oi Lynch
bnre OF Inch gentlemen authorised 10 settle and
paw the reward ,, -, .,,
Jan st LoDNfl'i. W Al -.
Ina,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-02

L
in Bosloor County, viii the tracts OF and on
which it Is situated, containing about
5000 Acres.
This property about milc, from buchanan ia, h,b
point the james River and kanaNha canal viii be eonlpr
ted IN short time Itlsocll improved, IN every va, r.
q.e the convenient and profitable operation OH Fun,
mace, aud the mffoy omen- all good state
and possesses many ad anaees property a. a
establishment OF the kind IN Western Virginia
A,o,a thr lme time and place, the follow my other tracts
OF Land, adjoining near the Ena Furnace property 10
Wit
tract Of land callcdthe sEWEII FARM, containing
abont 67o AeieSa large portion OF cleared, and
good euce, and IN good state o ruvaooand the residue
we'll timbcred aud neatly all ol it good arabic Land
tact Il land called the DOUGLASS TRACT con.
tanning ~ Acres
,nart Of land adjoining the pagla.s Tract containing u
Acres.
Atract OF laud, called the FI.IwIi.ER TRACT. con.
tanning no Acre, situated on the Turnpike Road, between
the Furnace and Iattonsbufg.
piece ol land containing Acre, with SAW MILL.
aud water power appurteoau thereto
tract 81 woodland near Patons"urg and adjoining the
Furnace Tract supposed 10 contain 5oo Acres
tract oi land purchased hv aid finn from John Zmme
man. containing - Acres And another tract adj lining tins.
containing i \cias
Aractoi Land adjoining the scvell Farm. containing -
tlot Of land in patton.burg, situated between w.te
Street and the River.
Creek, N korkhtidgc County, containing 2Go Acres
The right OF mining III two small tracts oil land on the
water-ot the South inrk OF Bnito Creek, IIockhndgc
County one belonging 10 Nbnr Moheny, and the other 10
--=Sayille
All the and Albright Shcrrerl < Co.'S rigM Il way.
through The lands OF ihef persons ior their Rad Road
the Furnace to the Ceaog Orc Hao together with
the supcrstf1cure Of the whole 81 sand Ran, Road
ALSO, at the time and place number Of valuable
Horses and Mules
comprising the stock owned aud used at tho Furnace by The
said finn, number OF Wagons, Cart, Rail Road rars,
Cord-woad, Con- Hay, e, two large Platform Scales =
articles of Household and Kitchen Fur,oc small
stock ofoi Dry Goods and diver other Articles OF Personal
Proper;y, oil ,at'ous kinds and descriptions
The ale will tonm,uee Monday, the 2atb day 81 Jan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-02
Sugar Coffee. &c

Sugar, Coffee. &C,
- Hhds Sugar from iair to choice quality,
- - Bags RIO Cofes,
100 Kegs Nails,
1000 lbs good Sole Leather
1850 Shear Blister and Cast Steel,
5 Bbls. Tar,
3ooo bs Bale Cotton OF North Carolina Factories,
q, Boxes Adamanne Hubs and other Tallow Candles,
50 Sacks salt,
1900 Papers Shoe lacks,
100 Lbs Brown and Blue Shoe bread,
20 uoz Painted Burkets,
1000 Cod Fish ton sale low by j. l Williams
In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-02
NEW YORK Dec. %

The Flour market is quiet OF 800 bbIs. at 81
S7aS4 "a for com non t. gh' State brands; Sntheto
and tennessee s. l24 s5.s Com Meal and Rye Flour
unchanged
GRAIN seaiy small sales Genn'ss'e wheat At ~ ct
Red lO3 HOG cents Sale 5000 bills Cum Al 63a6C cts
for yelow and white O,s AZ c :. Ryr 70 cen
Provisions qnel-Mrss tk sl2.25; Lad 7a7: cts.
Groceries nnchanged- puceS STEADY.
Colt IN fitn--s1las small waiting steamer.
Whisky 25ia2Gi cents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-02
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 27.

The Stoch marke, is eady-t. ,. o's OF 1865. llad
Ps. SIS, 9i4a9i3; Morris Canal held at %; Exeh ing
London TO- prem.
The Flour market is rather qnet-s les of 1oo bbls
at S4.62ai Is Tor common standard brands Some
choice lots are stiug al Isl. Corn Meal $40 Rye
Flour held at s. 5O
Grain con,nnes sieady-sales If $500 bushels Of
Wheat l02al04 cents for cd to pr ne reds; VIII te d.
1904 II cents. 4 steady-sdes of ) u bushels
al 5S,6O cents for white and yellow. Oats 43l4i cents
Rye rs cts.
The market for provisions ia steady hut not aci'' e
Mess Pork SIS; Pr ne $40. Biron se4dy- Shoulders
6a6i Sides III. cts; Hams Sal0 cts.
u oceries ar strady-C"fre firm. Sales smal! :
Rio lOlall CTS Sugars frn-prlce' unchansed-Nlo
'asses s'eady. l.i"e 81 cts. per ID.
The Cotton market is steady unchanged
Sales small.
Tobacco quiet. but held frnly.
Wom-ssles at 22,25 cts for common unwashed.-
Washed do. 3ia35
Whisky is selling at 25la264 CTS. per gallon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-02
DIR, -. VI. Ehstf.D

OFFERS his professional sctvires 10 the citizens o
" I.ynrhburg and its vicinity
e. OFFICE Nam Street, nearly opposite the RANK
lin Hotel
IanualY I'm
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DISS0LUT TON

'ihlE fun oi MctORkIE = SIMPSON having e.ptea
hN naliun.is this ia, dissolve aud tbs naue oil the
coae.fn will he ussd only IN closing Il 81 business
iha'e having claims against the will please pre-
>eat hom ar payment ao1 thpsr Indebted will ohgu by
scttlmg ths,t accounts as early pnsshl.
W he leave L. tcodat thanks hiends lot their
hotal patanagr ahd respectfully snlch tuthr contn.
uaner ut tn SANS 10 the sene"rn.
SAMt ~. rGpRkIE,
tlAiil.ES SIMPSON.
l-,nchhnIg nseemhel 1ist, lsAn
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,

There has been operations in abcco Tor the last
,s and We close the year by giving comparative state
al and stocks TO date The stock hand
br j. decidedly less than at time 1893 j, held
.in, by our Manufacturers and will be worked by them.
WHEAT-e5 u 90c for Rcd; 90 II o. for White
WILLIAM T. SMITH,
Ii lSsiD Aorn llaal
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New shoe and Hat store

7, . { Y q II 7
HgAkINt, disconnected htu-ril from his old hcud q.
Mrrn E.q, Ia Opened under his own name, th'eo
,,nfs h,luW Aiccui's Conner.
Ituiy grateful iof many ceinres u friendship during Us
tNcni, Years residence "a ,uchhng, he would call public
attention t, large Notk at Boots, Shoes, Hats Cap,
rrinLs Carpet Nag Sat.hpil-, Umbrellas, blacnng aud
sub Goods y. e usually kept IN Establishment 81 the
above character.
Dec 10 iN
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q r A ND S G n E M { S

Wcdnealay Jan. lSusguohannn cnael, Chs' 3
-f7s s. l8 r,rhcts SlO-C,p,ua 100000. 10000
l0o 900, 1900 5000. $50, 5oot 1000
Thuaday Jm Caull toupls. Chssl 90 4
10 - Tickets ti-tapual4 t!O,09o. 3.sRd, 1000.
2n0n. .25n, 10 OF 400.
Friday Jan = Nd. Consolidated, Class Ii-(7sa ~
r,r4cts 90 Capitals sisooa oG oah, Jot Jooo ~ ol
o00
S,tutl,y. Jan -tiani Consolidated, Cias, as \
~ Tickets 81 Capitals 100000, 49, 100, 900 ot
looo al 900, 100 81 5t0
Monl,y Jan Il Washmgtan County, tl,s. (ls y
10 relels ss=Csptsle S25o1o, non, 5000, 5000.
5o0, 10 ol750.
Tuesday. i,o Nj Nj, tlase o. u ia Ticket,
~ Capital, $40 900 5000 1000 1000, - 81 ooo - al
500
Wednesday, jan = Sn.puonnna canal, class u as n
~ r,el,nt- $40 C,pin SboJD, H,5uO ,Jo1, 3,67-a
20 ol 100 20 al 100, 20 81 800.
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Esrsck .ysusOns and Eie!d Rand.

Y.
A : administrator ol thulaic William fhhnr, viii IN
n SATURDAY the It'll das 81 January nest at MIS-. lay
la, IN the ounv al Nmher' ucut the Bidfc Lending
,cass James Rove from suchbutPO hire out 10 the hth,'t
bidder twenty Negroes belonging 10 III. 's'n'e III 'os
anane the ihttr tettRl met lacbrict MA
.ou4 ni.o, this SECTION o the country ,e
binr 10 hfr onld do well to attend the hittmg The
Terms ii hn eng will he, bond viii good pcsona security
M, all, ON The . 9TH day al December, lsal..
Al the time and place will sell some t"o"r hreo
y,ry likely neptocs belonging otad esta'e 10, ea'l
\. IVY Lille,
b,, 10 tI1I administrator q VIM. Phanp, derh.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-02

II n N TT IL ACE
And other Valuable PrODcrty

NDER deed OF trust executed to by ALBRIGHT shea,
u ard Co. dated the list day of June 1850 and duly re-
corded, shall Monday the goth day of January 1881
sell At public auction On the premises 1.TNAFURNACE
IN Botsonrt County viii the tract tracts OF Land ON
L. l. mn D--n I.1.,1.. |.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-02
MARRT ES

Married, at Locust Grove. CanpbrIl county, on lhe
81 nli.. by the R.v, y. kifsolyioe. EDWIN r
PAGE. Fsa to Ms. OLIVIA C\MM. da3sh er OF
The late John Alexander. Esq. oil Campbell.
- on The It'll ult., hy The same NJ. JAS
$. CRANK 10 Mis- SUSAN $. foRQrERAN.
laughter If Mr. Hem, Forqueran. of Bedford
-, on Tuesday evening. the 81 h D.conhar
1850. by the Rev. Nm II. pnaEetr Mr. NATHAN
W. WALKER 10 Miss ELIZA BAlNES. sll Of
Ptsylvana county.
=. AT th' residence Of VIM. Ferguson Esa N
thu county Of Appoint OK. the Doth December last
by The Rev +. W. Roarh, Mr. JAMES H. NOEII.
of North Carolina, II Miss VIRGINIA. daughter OF
Charl., Prnick, deceased.
-, IL Bedford. On Tuesday evening the p h IL
by the Rev A. Doniphan, Mr.. JAMES W CAMP
BEL IL 10 Mis-. CATH tRi\E {. BALLARD all o
said county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-02
THE PIEDMONT INSTITUTE.
For the Education Of Young Men


For the Education OF Young Men
LfBERTr ~
ys,IIE Trustees have engaged Mrsrs Henry l. Davis aud
WIN q Clayior takc chafe oi the Institute io' thu
ensuing year. To the people 81 THIS community W need
say nothing cemnondsn"n 81 this appointment M"Trs
D., tlnytat are both natives III Bodiord-hn both
made School thor profession, and hotnn To be
full, competent the station to which they have been call
ed In making tins appointment, the ltus,crs design 10
make he institute al the beat Classical aud Maihemot'-
cal the State Under such auspices IT challenges
public confidence and cement and cannot aii OF ae
completing the brnohctnt designs IFS founders
The ensuing will comn ON the 9TH day oi Jan.
next, aud Terminate On the last day ct June Bon,d
10, the pres. NJ can obtained the Town accommoda
ting For the course d study r'rc 81 tuition and
general conduct school rtcr 10 the suhjnnod
statement Of Messn Davsa clayton
Jnbn w Holt Arm,strad otcy
VIM Terry, iiefchlih fhqh,
I,.tnh " ,l.nn Henry W Moscly,
g. 4 w,np6elI Jas. Y Johnson,
Alfred 4 RrlI Samuel Rtehoy,
WIN NJ. Bnrwcll, MicaJh DAVIS.
Liberty, Dec 26h, 1880 Trustees.
The course OF instruction th, Institution will be escn
sive aud thorough adapted either t"q'aiy the p"l'i" the
active duties lie, them advantageous en-
trance into any 81 pur 1plltgc+
Instruction viii be given in the English, French Latin
and Greek languages Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
Mathematics md Rhetoric together with all those minor
banrhcs, which constitute WILL governed and thorough
In each Department the text books will be those
used at the University ol Virginia.
The discipline o the Sehon based upon right principles,
will be regular and firm leaving To the Board OF Trustees
Accommodations or board being yet conn ieicd the
Institute Tor hc present, Young gentlemen can be d'eed in
rcniocl families convenient thereto reasonable terms
They will have rooms in the Institute, where also
one Of Teachers will stay In shot time the boarding
department will also opened, when both oil us will be
the premises, and the arrangements complete
Intending, both ol To make the profession o teaching
pc ancnt ne and having already iacrahle experience
therein we hope TO establish such a School, will com.
mend itself 10 public APPRECIATION.
IER.nS
For tuition al any OF the above b .nche - month
payable one half advance the balance at the end oil the
Each student will be required 10 furnish load Of wood
per session. ..
II j.. DAVIES.
pac o9-,vivif WIN e. CI.AYTOR.
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CINCINNAII, Dec. 81.

Hors-1be MARKET is steady al Sia4 so per cwI--
The receipts up 10 this evening are 223 2oo.
Mess Pork S,les Of 400 bhlS nj Slo,oo per DOL
Ais, ION hbls deliverable Ia New York in June and
July. at Sl3 so per bb 49,
We have had heavy rpns aud snow. The weather
is cold and the canals nearly closed.
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BALTIMORE y c IS.

Sales Of 100 hhs II ward street Flor Al SlO2 !;
Sales # 500 bis City Nil s a : i56.
Sales of 500 bbs CITY Is Com Meal at s.
n change IN Gran, aud but tile In market.
Whisky 26,264 MS.
Sales + 5000 lbs new Bacon, ass r,ed a cents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-02
FEMALE DAY SCHOOL.

LIN ALI Uht OOnOOb.
fGNiE subscriber will open, The second Monday ~ Jan
] uaty, ISL, FEMALE llAS SCHOOL, At hisresi-
deuce IN Church 81 uu dun,s Southeast ui the Episcopal
Church I he octan Ia central plaant, aud easy 81 ac-
ices al all seasons the ,ear The School will he under
h, immediate supervision. Nh. houRhen Will lie his
principal asri,taut Teaching the English Gtanehe- aud
that the 81 studio al the de"r' meats,
shah b. hcnsve ,hatongh, aud faithful IN the
ct hr school thet ho ndraVors =" he c"nsei'n.
itlusl, Improve the manners, guard the morals and
ptumaic the intellectual culture oi the pupils no may
be ntiustcl tu thrir
TERMS
Pr Session y Ton Months.
Srnial tlass $40 90
Nit,ll, G1...
p,,nat, tls,
h 10
la the department If Modern Languages, embracing
French, i,Inn spanish and German tho under signed
rons,cs hmsc fortunate having secured he rtt ires of
competent Tparhpr Professor III, Tuition IN
these languages viii be al Professor prees.
the Piano aud t.uita, at the usual charges
M drdurtnn made Tor absence, atet entity except m ca
sot putiaeled ,kno's aud scholar received ipf
shpttci tim, than hvt mouihz
will III, The Pm 'ipal, ~ his daily intercourse
with his pupils to o, such coune a. be hall deem best
h, at. JAMES polhhtN.
REFERENCES
fhsirsH Ipbnsv Esg, Col. dustin feffirich.
Nm NJ Mdrtfjrd Ew .Hr .iteratdcr iomptias,
rupf John NJ Oteg, Nh John NJ Jpm,rick,
~, James Su,uiitfs, Capt Snal .ho corhie,
nrnrnHD
I'm Rat0rd, fs9
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James w Wager
MISCELLANEOUS

\. -Ppsldrnl and Directors of Iynchhug aud
Bnlllee Snn0ps Turnpike tommny.-N Lynch
burg Cadets ii Temperance.
WI. NJ. BLACKBOARD, I. NJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-02

Ly..vTFFHTRG C.iSH STORE.
Bank Sguare--Ilth Oct, 1850
Holm J. PTRVIS AIT having reduced his stockof
~ goods u low point during the past Summer. is now
receiving and filing up his Store with every variety OF
NEW GOODS OF the latest sy les aud al very cheap
prices,
N p-New G. DDS will be added my It tx. almost
We ~ week during the Fall and Winter.
JOHN J. PURViS,-Agt.
GOODS At WHOLESALE.
Intending to keep in future large Stock f Goods
hand at all times Country Merchants viii hnd II to
their interest 10 buy Of me 10 sci! again. j. J.P.
Oct l4-tsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-02

CUOFS. Bonnets, &C l AN now RECEIVING auoi L
> tiona supplies OF DRY GOODS sHOEa' &C su'h
as PRINTS bic aud brown Domestles tIane' ihseY'
XIV Jeanes Bed-tickmg, Ladies and benueinehs neaE
Shoes. Boot Sc recently purchased very low tor CASH.
which will sell at rorv low price, Ca ana see oi
Gives. jail
Janusr, Is
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Ear lllc Ladies'.

VARIETY OF find extracts Tor the handhcfehcls, diner
~ en-, kinds Cologne, brushes of all kind, P9naar'
aud phacnmb to the Hair, Soaps ad many other oeau
nl article, Tor the toilet Ion sale by
Dee - -"3wH JOHN u, SEAt, iHnpgls..-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-02
Lots for Sale.

<Na, have Vacant LOTS Ion sale ,Ninr on botl
El;, sides u the TURNPIKE loadng TON Nj, tees
El.L Shopto Dudley and johns Factory Ahniv ,n u
l.. Heta tuI toIms. HEINZ, iNlish-
Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-02

! II II. dgc's Mrs Betsy Rrlman
Nm IL Rum II Roao) Miss Fsuliue Ruck.r-2
\ I kars On Rtls) ." Emeno Re, uad,
lno { RNall
s
fdmuad Nnred ! hn Saum
\ K SHasan ,.rntpa Snnla
Nh,rfS Chu-2 samuel y ,lnans
James st,Wart X " Sncid
iahn 81 ,,hu L Scott
VIM Sail u Telt or John II SDone
Luz oh re \ sammy
YIN \ Sulth J hn Shtety
Nm Starl Thomas W Saodes
las smith Christopher Shrcuy
Cou,ius Seunuph Mis- Msgdalna : LEO
Giovanni \ Seaucla - Rehs,ca /. Scl,-on
James \ Saunders - Reh,cca SPROUTS
Nn SfuIdivant lartua Sh,ycf.-o
Roh.rt II saunders Nllpna ~ CLAIR
Joseph II Smh Mis-, 1 y Smhsn,
Melville Slearn Alama Scott
|. VI Shoemaker
Rev. Nathaniel Thomas J.ho e II lid
naum itnmey Capt 1eho iaomrsn
Jefferson Thomas Pauek TYLER
Edward ln,ley John rapror
Malor lrimhe Mrs t,lr'helh IL r,eslry. .
Pull Inmrr COD Mis- VI \ Ihnrnlon
DR. w / W raDIatario &" Marietta Thornton
RI II Ihnnlon - Roslna o'Nhennesye
VIM Z Iorntr
"
ocorsc Netnilian
w
iahn W WI. G,orpe Winston
Capt { Wond OD Wor.tell
john II Williams Ro \ W,lnn
Alexander " williamson Do Sherlock l. Walker
" IN Nash Alfred " nnu
lhomas White Brul Williamson
Samuel. Or Martha WalkefFduard Wrlmma
Jonathan Williams i Fted'k " iliams
Henry Nnrek "A Ntks
John " ndle-2 Mhchr.l Wrlrh
+ Wood Ma Eliza " ,llans
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LOUISVILLE, Dec. "a.

LOUSY lille, DC n.
The number ofhogs packed his far are 100 ooO--oe-
ing an excess of 600 over the period last year
500 TO 600 will close the business Tor he sehsan
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FREIGHTS Up AND DOWN TIE CANAL.
Tohacco leaf (per hogshead,) III
Do manufactured per box.> ~
Flour. (per bbl) ~
Bar Iron (per TOM W.
Pig Iron, (per TOM w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-02

WANTED ,Cneseng, Beeswax, Flax Thread, sr
w Ir all Of which will pay the highest market prices
in cash exchange Tor goods - J. "i''i-iht'''
Jan 2 Is
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A LIST OF LETTERS

- fMAlNiNG tn the Post ehice On the LIST day o
Ia January. ls5l.
Fasons calling for mgofbe tollotriag hiius. .eil
nItasc state hut hetdrt advertised
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NOTICE,
x. McurrFEY, THOMAS u. ol."'ibk
McGIEFEy ~ IIOLCOMBE.

Attorneys at Law, cine nhatt, ONO
WI intend Ia all hnsimss committed their ~
w the various courts the They Will alSo give
prompt attention 10 collections Mi Metun'y Is 'o's
sonrr rn all The States OF the Unon take dispositions, Sc
Address Mctiufcy & liolcombe, Cincinnati, Ohio
AntIl init
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vi RS. HENRIQUES'

English Il French Academy for Young Ladies,
Ll.A1IfBi' kG. ~
tINi duties Of this Institution vii be resumed the 1t
Monday in January
lauuatN : Nv
Republican cop,
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VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY,

VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY.
1--WE SUBSCRIBERS have associated themselves I'M
i der the firm oil
Dl'lss.EY II COMPTON,
for the purpose OF conducting a Co'LHNSio.H btoi
NESS IN Inc city ol Cincinnati and respectfully solicit
CONSIGNMENT. Of Manufactured Tobacco BY strict attention
Ia tn interests hnsc who may patonye ih'W they hna
ereiv, aud liberal support The usual advances
made IA consRnments.
JOHN W. DUDLEY, OF I.ynehburg, Va.
WM A COMPTON. oil Cincinnati.
J w Dudley expects to leave Tor cinc"na' early IN
January neat.
Nov lt-6m IL
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EDllCATION.

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MISS ITcREIIAA WILSON, will teach School,
wi at her fathers New Iondon Campbell county,
the ensuing YEAR embracing all the English branches usual
IL taught IN Female Seminarics, together with mu
s,c on the Pnon Lessons French Latin aud Greek will
he given at moderate Her Tor board and tuition
III be reasonable School to Isl January, 1881
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-02

4 FATHER AC.--i have Just received an assortment
heavy aud light Gail skins, Boot aud Ladies Morocco
Lining and Binding SKINS &c, Se..
On hand large supply OF Oak aud li.mloek Sole l-eath
-, T.. LOCKWOOD.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-02

,lNIiE A\Ni Al MEETING, ui thu Stockhuidhch 81 III,
Citizens savings Ban i,urhbutg. VIII he held Al
the office oi the Bank Thursday ttuug III, ID January
nr>t, at 4 - iork = NJ
January 1t JOHN II MrpA MEL, President
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-07

TINEIE subscriber would take this opporIuni>
 l ty to call the attention ot his patrons and the public generally, to his superior mode of Extracting Teeth. by which al least three t"urths of the pam, caused bv ;he common )raclice Is avoided besides renderlng every fort 10 eXtract badly docayed teeth and roots perfectly successful Persons afflicted with !ooth ache need have TO fear tha; they eansot be removed on account of britieness or any other cause, for it often happens that by the nse of Chevali,r's splendid Forceps, l have Xtracted irom six to etght teeth which wei broken of even with he bone, in twice as man seconds.
 l would also here announce, that until fur
 ther notice. my price for extracting Teeth will be twenty-five cents piece.
 N. B. All work in the various department: of DENTISTRY, performed with care and dispatch, and upon the most approved princ
 pies of Dental Science, and at moderateprice EDWARD WELFARE LicAi9ld, O:t. 8, 1850. tt24