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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13
JOHNSON, YOUNGER 4 sMiTH


~ are now fully prepared for the FALL AMI
WINTER TRADE, having Just received in stor,
very large addition TO their stock ofGROCERIES
Sugar. Coffee, Tea, Salt, Molasses, Candles Rolled
and Hammered Iron, Nails, "a very superior article
Cotton Yarns; Loaf, Crushed, Powdered and Cari
fed Sugars Sole Leather: also, a very superior ar
tcle of Virginia made Cheese, Fur and Wool Hats
in fact their stock is large, and comprises every ar
Gle suited to the Grocery trade.
DRY GOODS, blcached and brown Domestics
of all widths and prices; Oznaburgs of variou:
brands Calicoes and Alpacas, very handsome ar
ticle and cheap; Pulled Cloths Satinets, Linseys
Negro Blankets, Gurnsey Shirts, &c, &c.
LIQUORS.
Fine Pcnut Brandy, vintage 1871,
-" Otard g Dark and Pale 1871 ,-'2,-7,-'s,
8. A. Seignet g g
Old Madeira Wine, variety of brands, very sup'r,
Sicily Madeira -
Port
Besides large stock of Domestic Liquors, such
as Brandy, Gin, Rum and Whskey We have on
hand at this time lot of most superior pure old
Hye W lnskey--ail of which we will sell low for cash
or in exchange for Country produce.
Nov Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13
December 10, 1850.
WE. SAMUEL +. ADIE, JOHN TAYLOR

"TE. SAMUEL +. ADIE, JOHN TAYLOR
w GRAY. and WILLIAM GRAY, all residents
of the city of Richmond, in the State Of Virginia,
have this day entered into co-partnershiP, for car
rying on the wholesale and retail Apothccary and
Drug Business, in the city Of Richmond, under the
firm and style of ADIE & GRAY. The said Sam'l
F. Adie and John Taylor Gray ore the general part
ners Of the said firm, and the said William Gray is
special partner and contributes the of ten thou
sand dollars in cash. to the capital Of the
The said John Taylor Gray contributes ten thousand
dollars in cash the capital. The said partnership
is to continue for the Olive years from this date,
unless sooner dissolved according TO law.
SAMUEL F. ADIE,
JOHN r. GRAY.
WILLIAM GRAY.
Richmond December o. 1850.
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EIREsH .fss,IyAL.--THE SUB

~ 'XESh srs s2IVAL.-.'TshE sub
Il SCRlBERS have Just returned from the Nor
thern markets, and are now receiving their Spring
and Summer stock of Groceries and Dry Goods
of the largest and best selected stocks ever Of
fered in this market
200 bags Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee
p hhds brown Sugar
do clarified do
do Molasses
25 barrels do
10 boxes Loaf Sugar
Is barrels crushed and ground Sugar
10 do Copperas
II do Soda
3 do Salcratus
10000 lbs. Cotton Yarn
$50 kegs Nails, assorted
so bbls rectifed Whisky
90 do cognac Brandy
10 do apple do
= 10 do Renehart's rye Whisky
8 do old J. Martins do
~ do Malaga Wine
) do Port and Madeira Wine
10 do pure Tanners Oil
80 Grind Stones
Is tons country Iron
10 do rolled do
. do blistered Steel
2 do cast and shear do
% Anvils
so Vices
900 pair trace and halter Chains
800 sides Sole Leather
10 bbls pure Cidar Vinegar
) do Alum
5 do Salt Fetre
do Madder
80 boxes Soap
200 sacks Salt
100 reams Wrapping Paper
80 do Writing do
25 boxes Cigars
10 bags Ginger
10 do Pepper
do Allspcc
. ceroons Indigo
10 boxes Virginia Axe.
dozen Scythe Blades
4 do Grass do
1000 papers Shoe Tacks
dozen Coffee Mills
10 bales Al Sheeting
5 do rs do
5 do "a Shifting
do Sd Shooting
10 do 0znsburgs No. l and 2
200 pieces blcached Sheeting and Shifting
400 do fancy Prints
40 do black and white do
25 do Apron Checks
IS do Kentucky Jeans
80 do Linseys
10 do black Cloth-b'ack and fancy CASH
mers, assorted
IS do Giaghams
100 do fancy Lawns
40 pieces Apron Cheeks
10 cases Boots
Is do pegged and stitched Shoes
do Lady's do
90 boxes silk and fur Hats
30 dozen Rough and Ready do
| Is do mems and boys Caps
| Spool cotton, neck and pocket handkerchief
backing. needles, pins, percussion caps. mustard
nutmegs, knives and forks, sewing thread, hook
and eyes, and great many articles too numerou
to insert in an advertisement; all of which will b
sold very low and on accommodating terms.
n. B.-Particuar attention paid sales q
Country Produce such as HIheat, Oats, Flour Ii
bGcco. dc.
| Feb 2O--ts TINSLEY & TAYLOR
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pEMOVA Il PRYOR have
Il 4 removed to the house formerly occupied by the
Messrs. 5. & J. W. Rumbough, as a hat and shoe
store, next door below Messrs. g. & n. b. Step
where they solicit the patronage of their friend.
and the public generally
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Legal Notices.
NUESSRS. FRANCIS MI. ADAMS

4tA AND CAROLINE HIS WIFE-TAKE
NOTICE, that on the 18th day ofApril, 1851 at the
Clerks Office of the Campbell Superior Court,
shall take the dispositions Of VIM. Moore and Others
to be read the trial Of the suit of Dcone & Brown
rs, Adams g. al pending in the Circuit Court Of
Campbell co'ty-and on the Sth and 9th DAYS Of MAY
1881 at the place, shall take the dispositions
of sundry others, to be read in the same cusc
March 6--w4w DEANE & BROWN
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How TO MAKE MONEY The best crop
a man can raise, after all, is crop of chill
dren; provided he educatcs them properly.
We know friend of ours who derives a
revenue ofsixteen hundred dollars from
four boys, which is better yield than any
farm IN the country turns in. As a matter
ofmoney, therefore, matrimony is among
the most productive pursuits that men and
women can employ themselves in.
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NEW SPRING GOOD S.--WIL
! INCL Al g. Ell l I,,r,c pc.,.L S...ot

l BINGHAM g. Elicit, No. ID Pearl Street,
Richmond, Va, are now in receipt of their Spring
stock of STAPLE d. FANCY DRY GOODS,
purchased with great at auction, and from the
agents Of the manufacturers Of England and Ameri-
ca. Our stock being unusually large we are pre-
pared to sell low by the piece package, any
Wholesale House in this country, and ask the at
tention of merchants generally to stock.
March S-3w
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Strange questions are agitated in the de-
batting clubs down East. The last was,
What is the difference between fac sim
lie and sick family. And the next viii be,
What is the difference between the bridge
Of signs and the size of bridge!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13
The Miniature.
pr oroRGr 2. MoNR1s.

William was holding in his hand
The likeness Of his wife
Fresh. IA ii touched by fairy wand,
With beauty, grace and life,
lie almost thought il spoAe--he gazsd
Upon the treasure still;
Absorbed, delighted and amazrd.
lie viewed the artists skill.
This picture is yourself dear Jane;
lis drawn 10 nature true:
I've kissed il Ger aud o'cr again,
Il is so much like yen
"hnd has II kissed you back. INV dear''
'Why--no-my love-" said he,
Then, William. il is very clear,
'Iis not At all like me-
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II
~ MISSION H0uSE.-GARlAxp e. RoRry-
SOY. corner Of Cary and goth Sts., on the Dock.
have for sale on accommodating terms
so cases Ynuria Paste
100 do Beck & Co. do
$50 do F. G. Paste and Stick
80 do Ferdinand & Isabella do
10 do c. C. /. Paste LioohioE-
10 do G. W. do
90 do F. X. II. do
80 do G. G. do
500 whole and so half bbls. Bragg's Family =
200 barrels Bragg's best Superhne 50
300 do do country Superfne "
600 kegs Old Dominion Nails, all sizes and des-
cription,
so baskets Olive Oil, very superior for table USE
so bbls. Bumgardner's old Rye
20 do Miiler's do WHISKY
10 baskets Champagne Wine, very superior
II cases superior Gin
II ties superior sugar cured Hams
IS frnils Hard Shell
20 bags soft shell Bordeaux ALMONDS
In addition to the above, we have on hand for
family use, most superior article of old Antigua
Rum, and few demilohns of No. | Port Wine,
imported direct from England to this market du-
ring the past summer.
We are also daily expecting a further supply of
choice Segars, on the way from Havana
GARLAND & ROBINSON.
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WILLIAM !
Richmond, December 10, 1850.

IN accordance with the above announcement, we
Il state that we prepared TO execute al
business, with which we may be favored with fdeli-
ty, accuracy and dispatch. The senior partner from
his long experience in the business, has been made
aware of the responsibilities inseparable from it, and
he assures the public that both he and his partner
will use every effort TO merit it, favors.
In short time more particular advertisements
will appear meantime we solicit and shall thankful
y receive the patronage Of all responsible dealers
We hope to make all our purchases for cash, and
to sell on such terms as such advantages alone VIII
secure. ADIE g. GRAY.
Dec 10, 1850.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13

SINGULAR WAY OF CouRTING.--Deacon
Marvin, Of Connecticut, a large landholder
and an exemplary man, was exceedingly
eccentric in some of his notions. His court
ship is said to have been as follows: Hav-
ing one day mounted his horse, with only
sheep skin for saddle, he rode in front
of the house where Betty Lee lived, and
without disIhounting, requested Betty to
come to him; on coming, he told her that
the Lord had sent him there TO marry her.
Betty replied, The Lords will be done
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philadelphia Advertisements.
tTEa,5 yFsGN 1saHs.rNG

~ &GALLAGHER, Corner 81 Ridge Road and
Broad Street, PhHaaeiphia; would call the attention
Of purchasers to their elegant assortment ofWrought
and Cast Iron Railing for Cemeteries B0tcoRies Te,
indus, Railing for Churches, Public and Private
Buildings. Public Squares. &C., together with all
kinds Of Plain and ornamental Iron work.
MORE s GALLAGUER'SB Book ofOriginal De
signs, Containing the best selectiono Designs that
hasever been issued win be semitic any person who
may wish to make u selection. March 3-3mf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13

THE GIRLs-They think of Hymen
and they can, help signing. When their
lovers forsake them they can't help spy
ing-They screw up their corsets, bring
on consumption, and can't help dying.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13
SPRING AND sUMMER FASM-

~ IONS.--fOR 1851. JAMESB- EDWARDS.
Fashionable Tailor fer doors abore Moefa e. Grca
kia's and opposite SamY B. 7hsrmaas Main
Street, LyHctbarg Va. Would inform his old and
new customers that he has received the Spring and
Summer Fashions, and has in his employment first
rate worlmen, to get up his work, in style that
shall be excelledand is ready for the spring
trade pledging himself to spare nothing to please
all who may favor him with their patronage. Inre-
turning his many thanks he hopes continuation
Of the liberal Patronagefrom his old and new friends
and the public generally. J. B. EDWARDS.
a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13

REFERENCEs.-Jacqn P. Taylor, James
Gray, VIM. H. Mcfarland, President Of Farmers
Bank Of Va; John c.. Hobson, President Exchange
Bank Va. Richmond; Samuel Marx. Cashier d
the Bank of Va; Bernard Peyfon & Sons. Thoma:
R. Price e. Co., Webb. Bacon & Co. Davenport
Allen & Co. james c. Crane & Son. Cav. Mathews
& Co.. Dunlop Moncare & Co. Edwin Worfhnin &
! Co. Tinslev & BRYANT Fl. w FRY Daniel H. Lon
| don. Richardson & Co. Deane & Brown.
Richmond Jan g--wlm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13

To make people smart, all that's neccs-
sary is to throw them on their own rcsour
ccs. A wild turkey knows more in mo-
mcnt than tame one would dream of in
year, and all because he has to depend for
safety on his own ingenuity rather than the
ingenuity of a farmer. Safety and plenty
are the worst friends that genius ever as
sociated with.
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rTyO OWNERS OF sLAVEs.-THl

z subscriber wishes to hire for the present year,
one good Ostler, one dining-room Servant and and
Woman without incunbrance, who can wash and iron
well CHA. L. DIBRELL,
Jan 3--is Dibrclrs Hotel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13

NOTICE. HEREBY FORWARN ALL
IS persons from trading for Bond Of 100 dol
lars. executed to me BY Eliznbeth II. Baugh, &C.,
John ID. Alexander, trustee for said Elizabeth II.
Baugh, and atiested BY q. w Dabney bearing date
Ct think) in June. 1916, aGd fifty dollar, payable
June 1917, and fifty payable 1916. The said bond
was taken or stolen with soTne other papers rela-
ring the said bond ont 81 my pocket book AZ the
house Of Richard Baugh's, as | intend to hold the
said Elizabeth II Baugh and John y. Alexander
responsible for the same to me.
Tsb I7-fs CHARLES DtPRIsT,
BLANKS FOR SALE HERE.
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Miscellaneous.

NTOTECE.-THEC OPARTNERSIIIP now
l existing under the style and firm of CURLE
& JORDAN, viii be dissolved the first day of
January, 1851, by mutual consent. All persons
having claims against the concern, requested TO
bring them forward for settlement before that time;
those indebted are expected to settle
GEORGE G. CURLE.
CHARLES L. JORDAN.
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Richmond Advertisements.
q. FOR NEW ORLEANS--rIRl

a. FOR NEW ORLEANS--rTRGL
s1szs MA AND LOUISIANA LLNE-FTRST T
PACKET, to sail on GOA instant, posi- 'iresp.-The
fast sailing regular packet bsrque VIRGINIA
Capt Nathaniel Boush, viii sail as above For
freight, cabin steeraye passage. having superior
accommodations. apply to DAVID CURRIE,
March ln-r2lnar RicL....I
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A Coon ToAsr.-The following toast
was given at Temperance dinner-Rev-
dictionary Army and Cold Water Army:
The one drove the red coats from the land
and the other the red noses.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13

An American Quaker said to a gunner,
during the revolutionary war, Friend, l
counsel no bloodshed; but, fit be thy de-
sign to hit the little man in the blue jacket,
point thine engine three inches lower"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13
Halo, Benz

Halo, Benz
Halo back again! What you WANT
'How's yer folks this morninl'
I'm pretty well-mother's smart's usu-
al--Jim and Toms kickin'-an father died
last night
Your father diedi'
'Yes-he kicked the bucket bout ~
o'clock, an IRE got his ratcA'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13

Red cheeks are only oxygen IN another
shape. Girls anxious to wear apcar will
ind them where the roses do-out doors.
sood slcigh-ridc is better for the com
wv al The piano playing IN the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13

N EW Gomez EsN. -McCORKLE,
~ SIMPSON & JONES, (iSucoe~sors to McCor-
he g. Simpson, We have associated ourselves to-
gether under the above style and firm for the trans
action Of n General Commission, Grocery and For
harding Business. Also for the sale of Ma,gtac-
itred and Smoking Tobacco of our own manufacture.
We will keep constantly on hand large stock of
Groceries, Domestic Goods, Iron, Steel, &c. at
market rates.
The usual advances will be made on consIgn-
ments.
All Goods forwarded on the Canal Basin at the
usual charges, and no expense for drayage.
From former experience in the different
branches of our business and prompt attention. we
hope to merit share of the public patronage
SAMUEL McCORKLE
CHARLES SIM'.rSON.
Jan PTS CHAP, RS 7 HOMES
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Always do as the sun does--look at the
bright side of everything. For while it is
just as cheap, it is three times as good for
digestion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13

~Bub" is a diminutive appellation for
brother, and Hub forhusband; but when
hub and bub come together, what differ
ence il makes.
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Mechanic Arts.
TAILORING

IL Els ADJUSTMENTS The subscribers have
entered into co-psrtnership. and will conduct a
Fashionable Tailoring Establishment. under the
name Of PAGE g. CULLEN, in the brick build
ing Main Street, few doors above Curle's cor
ner, and directly opposite Gregory & Rosalps
Hardware store. Those who may favor them with
their CUSTOM are assured that beauty Of cut and du-
rability of work. shall constitute an essential ele-
ment of the garments made at their shop.
" Cutting done short notice and upon libc-
raj terms. W. G. PAGE,
March 6-w4w d. CULLEN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13

ID K II . y A L.-JAMES t. WILLIAMS
~ has removed from his old stand to the one re
Gently occupied by r. j. Echolds. 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 sncerest thanks for their patronage
heretofore extended him, and trusts by close
tenton to his business ard keeping ia view the mot
to- to live and le, live 70 merit and receive coniin-
uancc of the semc.
Ich NJ.
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DYssOLUTIOY.-THE FIRM OF Nc

nESSOLUTI0N.-THE FIRM OF Nc
~ CORkLE & SIMPSON having expred by
limitation, is this day dissolved, and the name of
the will be used only in closing their bust
ness.
Those having claims against the concern will
please present them for payment and those indebted
will oblige by settling their early as
possible.
We beg leave to tender our thanks to our friends
for their liberal patronage, and respectfully solicit
further continuance of the same to the new concern
SAMUEL McGGRKLE,
CHARLES SIMPSON.
Lvnchburg December 3lst 1850.
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in all its various branches. His stock on hand is
very large and ofthe best the market affords. He
will keep constantly on hand large supply of sea-
sencd Lumber, as he has heavy contracts for Lum-
ber and will be in receipt Off every month"; and vii
sell on accommodating terms TO those who may ia
vor him with n call.
1t has been r..nored that the subscriber intends
to quit the business; he would correct that error by
stating that he may be found at his old stand on 9TH
Street, near the reservoir in close attention to
his own business. From additional facilities added
10 his business he feels satisfied he viii be able to
give satisfaction to all who may favor him with
their patronage, his personal attention shall be
given to all jobs entrusted TO him. and he will have
altogether experienced workmen. both in the Brick
and Carpenters Business. lie wishes to employ for
the year FIVE or six first Brick Masons and
several first rate Carpenters. None other thar the
best workmen need apply.
| He wishes to hire a number Of common aborers
| for making brick, also some fifteen or twenty boys
from 10 TO II years age for such he viii pay libe
raj prices and no mistake
! Dec. 5--tlAp GEO. G. CuRLE.
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UO-PARTNERSHyP,-I

WI ME II " ELL y - = .IFI-
~ day sold my entire stock Of DRUGS, MEDI-
CINES, FIXTURES, &C., to SAMUEL F. ApIE,
who will hereafter continue the business in the house
lately occupied by me, 147 Main Street, Richmond,
Va.
have long and intimately known Mr. Adie, in
connection with the Apothecary and Drug Business,
and take pleasure in recommending him to my
friends and late customers, every way worthy Of
.their confidence and patronage.
ALEXANDER DUAL.
December O. 1850.
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NEW FIKW.-BURKHOLD & WAL.

~ II p" II Els IND uhhfiolDEh N W Al
= kER, having formed copartnership for the
purpose of carrying the Carpenters Business in
the town of Lynchburg and surrounding country;
offer their services to all in want Of good Buildings,
as we profess to have thorough knowledge of our
trade Each of us after having gone through our
apprenticeship went the city of New York, and
other Northern cities for the purpose Of gaining in
formation in the above named business. We are
now prepared wait upon all that may favour us
with their patronage Our shop is on the Hill in
rear of John Wills, Esq Our work shall be done
in the very best manner and on the most reasonable
terms.
PlsGs of Houses, Green Houses, Gardens, &C.,
will be furnished ANY person desiring them, by
calling on Il. C. Burkholdcr, of the above firm
R. C. BURKHOLDER,
WALKER
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Jan 27--wf26luly
-. -. ]. 1-....-..-. -.

M OIEtE.-IV V'JlF 7 It4A'1 Wiz III =
~ ed proposals. will be received by the Directors
Of the North River Navigation Company, and
until the 18th March next, at their Office il Losing
ton. for the construction Of The Sections, Locks
Dams and other work embraced in the lower div-
sion Of this improvement.
The plans and specifications Of the work will be
exhibited at the above Office and sttar the 5th
March JOHN JORDAN.
Feb 17-tIJM rrc.'t ~ X. ". Go.
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RI SALE OF LAND

K;E Dh'H1 VI I,
-. 10 deeds Of trust executed 10 me by j. y.
Lanehornc and wife and the heirs Of Linncus Boz
ling. deed. / shall, on Saturday, the 26th day Of
july 1851 in front Of the market hose, in the town
of Lynchburg sell TO the highest bidder foT cash,
TRAcr or LASD, containing 10 hcREs, being
part Of tract known Bolling's tract, lying on
both sides Of Stovalrs creek, nenr Warwick mills
in the county Of Amherst, and about haif Of mile
from, the Canal. Tina and is well situated for a
say and grsi mill snd il other respects desirable.
WM. =. YANCEY. Trustee.
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QEREAU AYRIYAIa nr

~sy} FRESH ARRIVALS or p4{'1
~ AND MEDICINES. MSia Strict, L,xd<x I.
La Tirgisia.-Thc subscriber offers Ias 1nd
well seleetcd stock Of Drugs. MeIirfWes Hssts
~ Dgs~Sfgfs. Giass H'arc. Performers Yssps,
r9Hey irticies, &c, comprising every arid susIly
'ound n the Drug line. to which he rcsp68 fully il.
viics the a,icntion of hi, former cus,osry3 :. elt
as the public generally. &
JOHN II. SEAY. DHuoa,sr.
w iar'hu'ar attention given To prescriptions
Tor fhys'eians and families. which viii he put ,p -
al , ll"ar- with IN a ,' and accuracy
o,asrs ron the country promptly attended
Dec c1--t. y
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n EW C0NCERN.--J A TsEs VI.
IN SHEOQE. Main Stree, Lgachburg. Va.
would respectfully inform the citizens of Lynch
burg and the public generally that he has taken the
house formerly occupied by J. w. Clyne, where he
is receiving from the North, large and general
assortment of Dry Goods, consisting in part of
Ladies Dress Goods. newest styles,
Cloths, Cassimeres, NesiiRgs and Trimmings,
kerseys, Cassnets and Blankets, suitable for serv-
ants clothing.
Shawls, and great variety Of Fancy Articles, too
numerous 10 mention.
ALso-A Fire Sfock Of Groceries, H1rl,rare, Cai-
ieiy, Lon, Stse Sc, and large assortment of Hats
Caps, Boots. Shoes and Leather-to all ofwhich he
respectfully invites the attention of those in want O.
Goods feeling assured tha; he give satisfaction
both Equality and price.
Jan a-rs
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.sss:-.5r5T-5s DAILY LTNEOF PACK

- Ell BOATS FOR LYNCHBURG.
On and after the Sd March. our Packets win leave
Richmond daily at A. NJ, Sundays excepted
and arrive in Lynchburg, LAG miles. next day at 6,
p. NJ. Fare through; 50 so.
RETURsIyG.
Leave Lvnchburg every evening NJ - o'clock.
Except Saturday. and arrive in Richmond in 80
hours.
Passengers for the North one day by taking
this route, as the Boats arrive in Richmond the
cond morning ia ample time to breakfast and take
the Northern cars; and also in time connect with
the Norfolk Boats and the Petersburg Morning Cars.
Passengers for Cumberland G. II. md Farmville,
and also for Charlottesville, viii leave in the Mon
day, "Wednesday and Friday Boat. Fare to Char
lottcsyille 50.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.