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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-26
An Auyry Bridegroom .

Sons. individual. once an editor. who,
IN writing his recollection ofihe Crabtown
Clarion. reccspts the following incident.
winch had ITS orgn in the employment Of
a drunken compositor. one day. wbiic he
(the cditor) was on rpree.
The reader may suppose the dcor oftbe
editors sancium flung Violently oren. and
a stranger rushed in, bearing IN ono hand
a copy q D. crsbtowa Clarion. and in
the other hoss ians!Iy umbrella, q "a bAs-
.tcrirg ram.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-26
POETRY.
F6k fHk vIRoiSiAN.
Lines,
Ssggs,sed on Readirg ne "MIsngs' Of Hrgo
Stngcnraid

I ask thee no, why clouds Of sorrow,
Rest upon thy youthful brow
The stranger must be ever lonely
A stranger and pilgrim thou!
marvel not, that thou artlorcly,
That mcmory Fingers or the past;
For thou art far from home and country.
Yca-far from all, thy lot is cast.
Tread thy sad, thy toncliing lay,
Which plainly told what thou hast felt,
And tears may tell. thou vert Remembered,
When at the shrine of God knelt:
Thou mournest still the loss of country,
Thou cansi nat bear the exiie's lott
While standing on the snow cupp'd r-cen'uin,
The home of youth, is not forgot.
oh think not-homc and friends forget thee,
Because afar from them thou art;
Doth not thy mother live to bless thee,
And press thee To her aching heart
Thy mother. yes, her memory cherish,
A talisman it e'er will prove,
To gently win thee back to duty,
Should sin c'cr tempt thy heart to rove.
/ come to thee, the harbinger,
OF brighter hopes and happier days;
And waive thy thoughts from earth to iiearcs,
And TO the promise Jesus gives:
For behold. bright liis bending,
Her bcauteous arch across the plain,
She cheers thcc onward, while attending
Angel, soo,hc thy every pain.
Thou art not friendless. say it not,
Dost thou forget that Christmas night
When hearts in unison beat high
With brightest hopes and pure delight 7
Dos't thou forget the friends then met,
To celebrate that joyous eve1
We thought not then, Of parting sooir,
We knew not then, thou vert to leave.
Think, oh think, how God hath blessed thee,
With tulcnts brgh, and love divine;
Oh. waste Them not glittering dust,
Accomplish see. His great design.
VIII, tiiou liveto bless thy fellows,
To help the needy, and the poor!
uen ildstcn o CT tue ROCKY hUuhtalnt,
That thou mayst too, sore ,Joy yccure.
There are those in old Virginia,
Who think ofthcc, and love thee too
And who would gladly welcome give thee.
To their homes and hearts a trtsc:
Then haste thee, to the old Dominion,
To the friends that there await theci
Thou knowest not how much they love thec,
Or with joy it wc''ld cla,e thee.
Farewell my friend, oh, let not sorrow,
Rest longer on tiiy youthful brow;
Have ffith to hope the coming morrow
VIII bring to view. joys hidden now;
Mny the dawn of hope, to thee be breaking
The night of sorrow, passed away,
send to thee, my kindly greeting,
And trust thou'lt see happier day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-26
A HARD SHE'LL STORY.

=, -,
we cl'P the iosowiss from 'hr Ch.ms
hers (Ala.) Tribune II 70 ofe oI inc 'ass
OF the w"g Hooper. stones. anti - euf
thinking one OF the richest: q,
while attending court, recently ~ tho
ADJOINING county OF Randolph, si,c,'d
VINO Is fond OF Jokes OF all sorts, ana wins
rsla'es ,h,'''' sif'f,.t as humorously as "h's
Honor gave Us me ;o'iowing. vouch'nf
Tor the substantial. sno-fonaf, exmsc'scc on
thc parties ana Their present scsisicnco M
The county aforesaid;
Brethren trump and Noel wcro born
members OF the Primitive Baptist Church,
and both clever, honest men whv paid
'helr taxes END debts az ne sassAe anhua.ly
sceT'h''' WIN q Regularity ~ oncc Christ,n's
and commendab!e. II wlIsn sctthnk day
came round Brother Noel was short.
Brother Crump was sure to be IN fund~
and on 'he oiher hand. It almost sec'ncd
provideni,ss how. y brother CiemP Ntt
behind. broti'tr Noel always hsu sus.
plus. thus borrowing from ma %sFi'f,k
to each other: worshiPp'ng ut the SAND
Churct' and hv'hg only m''s spart. an
intimacy gradually ripenrd between sliemt
~ 'S .',"I - G s",y I'u ,, ~. a., o sS.s ~
p'n ~. :, -. na,a a,sa. .ma,, | :; .....,. | J. XIV
"s' = w." r;,, o,e' 'se" :" 'eSa'u = '"o''
'e1Se. T "'' !. .''D,.s. a.. p..,
Now' It came 70 pass that Brother
Crump. during ne tve!'e, period OF ti1
cotton season. drove INTO WaumPka and
disposed OF his crap os seh N'es, ar tiU
;, y.s ~ ,rars & ,La, H.. !. nn,,aJ i ~, ~ ~ Il.
wor,i ~. ...a,,;,L 80" - M, p1s., ~ l..,as' -.
;nyc,, and J;J oc,nallv II, ~, ! .,',r,;,n
or ,ba nros.oJ. r. H.. ..,. ,rh;,
n barr,J or Wes,cr, WL;.Lrv. rs,inS
,hor.c,r ], ~. ra,. - msmyr'yb
,,o,,,,a. w. s,s ...,.il;.. .n s,.,... e IT,
pcaras .i;.., y ..,'n ~ e''' "0' o''' a''"H
VI Ss ~ M"'.Ny -a.. d e...,.
~ ,u"''o .'.,I y M"s "o'a''u :" 'ne se','s.
.,t"i .,t,. , ,nas o'a a n.an trump nag m"gpi
" "J'o oar,e'' a"u a"e, 'rw weeks pep
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-26
e LynedJurg Daily, e.ocept Sanday a g 4. ".

Passengers for Stnunton, by this route leave
Richmond, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. at
p. NJ, arrive in Scottsvic next day at II. and IN
Staunton at 9 2. NJ
Passengers for Cumberland G. IL and Farmvillc,
leave ,he same evenings, and reach Cumberland
c. II at "a next NJ, aud farnvillc by III T..
NJ.
Packages or extra bngynge to be sent by bonts or
stages. must go at the risk dt'slie owners, we
will not forward them.
BOYD, EDMOND & D&NENFoRT.
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NEW CONCERN.-THE subscribers


L have this day associated themselves together,
for the purpose ot conducting Grocery and Gen-
eral Commission ani F0rwording Business, in this
place. under the firm and style OF LEE 4 JOHN
son, at the Old sand Of Mcdaniel & Lee on lMala
Strret.
We shall keep constantly hand large aud
well selected assortment of Groceries, Liquors,
Tanners OIL. Donlestic Goods &c. Sc, all of
which will sell low for cash. in barter for
try Produce, to puncual customers the usIal
credit. Liberal advances, iircquircd, will be made
articles in titnd, consigned for sale.
Their location on the Canal is convenient to the
Rail Road Depot.
Strict attention will l'e paid To the order Of
Goods when received, and cvcty excrtion used To
forward them with Dispatch
No Drayage charged in any
BY moderate charges, small profits, and from
our long pcrence in business, weiuitcr ourselves
To be enabled to render sarisiaction and respect
fully solicit the patronage of our friends and the
public generally. JOHN B. LEE.
TIIOS. l.. JOHNSON.
We have on hand lot of prime New Clover
Seed, for sale very low
Jan Its LEE & JOHNSON.
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"a, STOVES, sTOVEs.-NEw a


IsU1 AhRlVAL.-Jlst received in store, G s.
7---AN serenity mere Of those beautiful open W
Coal and Wood Parlor and Office Stoves; also
large lot of new pnttcrns Of Cooling Stores, very
cheap; together with large assortment Of Air
tight Cooking Stoves Of the latest and most des-
rablc styles, direct from the Northern mauufucto-
ries. Also, another lot of Ranges pist received Of
the beet kinds in use. and which will be sold at a
mach less price then hpTe before been offered
IN this market.
The subscriber has on hand and is prepared TO
furnish and lit up. Hot Air Furnaces fur warming
public buildings, fndtopics &c, of the best style in
USE. at low price and in q fnost perfect manner.
Tin and Iron Roofing, Euvc Cutters, &c, put on
in a superior manner.
Constantly ON hand good assortment of Tin,
BRITANNIA. Brass and Jarnnned Wares. EnaInclled
and lloow Wares, Bake Ovens, Sadirons Ac.. all
of which offered extremely low prices. at the
New Stove Sorc one duor South of the Vir.inian
Offcc.
Old India Rubber Shoes. Pewter. Copper, Brass
and Rngs, taken in exchange.
Nov 27-ts CS. BLISS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.



LNSTRAYS.-.Byv virtue Of a vibrant to US
IL directed, we have this duv seen and examined
three Estrays, iakcnup and shown TO rrs by George
vcrmiIion, on his own land, and yatue and ap-
praise the same as follows-to witt
The First, red and white mich Cow, Of com
mon size, marked with an under and over keal in
the right car and crop and hole in the left, has
small star in the face short tail and the points Of
her horns sawed off, supposed to be ffteer years old
appraised to the value Of Ten Dollars.
The Secosd, white face brindle Cow, rather un-
der tie common size, marked with cop in the
right and slit in the left car the points Of her horns
sawed oil. short tail. white spot her rump, and
hind legs and belly white supposed TO he ten years
old next spring, appraised to the value of Seven
Dolals.
The Tziyd, a red Steer, marked " ith a silt in
the rieh ear and crop and st in the left, supposed
be three years old next spring, appraised to The
value ofSeven Dollnvs.
Given under our ban d. this llfh day December.
1851. STERLING J.. HlLLSMAN,
JOHN w. WILDMAN.
BRECKENRIDGE COX.
A copy-Tcsic.
GEO. W. DABNEY, Crk.
{I.nrQ2A Camplcll C,,'tr Court
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NEW ARRANGEMENT Of THE
~ MA1IS.-JfT IST 1851.

NoRriiERN.-Arrivcs' from Charlottesville on
this same days as hereirforc. viz: Tuesdays, Thurs
days unJ Saturdays. Schedule time Of arrival ),
m. Leavc., - hssetofore. Sundays. w edncsdays
and Fridays at J. II.
PACkEF MAlL.-Arriycs every day. excep;
Tuesday, between and 7. n. Leaves every
day. except Sunday. about y a. ajy the North
ern Stage and Packet there j. received and despatch
oil. srsrs dag, ANAL for Richmond aud points North
and Soit, ri that city.
SP The { anal way mail sreceived " cdneeduys
Friday. aud Sundays. and despatched Mondays
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-26
DIsSoLUTI0Ns, &C.

nISSSOLUTION CONCERN
IL of TINSLEY a. TAYLOR is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All pcrsoss having
claims against the will please present them
for payment, and those indebted are hereby re-
quested TO come forward and make settlement
+. l.. TINSLEY,
Jan 5-ts JOHN o. TAYLOR.
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TINSLEY, TAYLOR a CO,

A CARD.-ve return to the friends Of the
n late concern Of TINSLEY & TAYLOR, our
sincere thanks foriheir very liberal patronage ex-
tended to and respectfully nsk continuation of
their favors to the new concern of TiNSLEY, I,
TAYLOR g. 90, and by strict attention to bu-
siuess, we hope to afford satisfaction to all who
may favour Is with ifhcir patronage.
r. l.. TINSLEY,
Jan Sta JOHN o. TAYLOR.
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TO FARMERS. PLANTEKs al

Il DEALERS.-AGRI LLTLIRAL M
PLEMENT M4NJF4CTORY LynShJrg.-
The subscriber. formerly of Baltimore, where be
was associated with similar Establishment,
takes this method to inform the public in general,
that he has opened Warc-room and Factory on
Main Street, opposite Bruces Livery Stable, where
he will manufacture various and most approved
Implements Of Husbandry, and Lnbor-s;sving Ma
chimes and pledges himself that all articles sold by
him shall be of his manufacture. equal in oil
respects to similnr implements made or Imported
from other States. ii. therefore invites the pblic
to examine for themselves before purchasing else
where, the following various linds-PCrtable and
Stationary horsepower + Thrasher-. Fans, Straw and
VegetTbeC Cutters Corn Shecrs, Harrows ,Cuitiva-
to.s, 1Plc~s and Gang Plows-Main Street lynch
burg. Virginia.
Repairing done with expedition and fidelity
(Jan BLY, A. w. WlLLETT.
r-Ea- Bel Scniinel mi Dan. Rcr. cnnx.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-26

EWCONCERN.-Th subscribers have
l v this day associated themselves together under
the style and firm of YOUNGER & SMITH. for the
purpose Of conducting general Grocery. Commis-
sion and For7rdrdiHe BUSINESS at the old stand Of
Dtbnson Younger & Smith, Bank Square, and So
icit II coitimance Of the very liberal patronage
herctofotc extended to the old concern.
Measure our friends, TINT facilities are such
as to euable'us to compete with any house in this
market. In addition to Stock of Groceries, Str
pie Dry Goods, &c. viii at all times keep on
hand large and splendid assortment Of iud Ii
quors. such as Frenth Brandy. Wines. Gin, &C.
Besides large Stock of Domestic Liquors-al of
which, we viii sell low for Cash, in Barter for
Country Produce, u to pnnceeal customers ON the
usual time.
Persons visiting this market, will please call and
examine our Stock bef,ne milking their purcha SER
YOUNGER & SMITH.
SAMUEL W. YorSGrt,
JoHN THos. SMITH.
t,.,
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NEW CONCERN asshe o,d stand

NEW CONCERN M the Old stand
~ Of TLNSLEY 4. TAYLOR.-The subscri-
bers have this day associated themselves together
under the style and firm Of
TINSLEY, TAYLOR d CO.,
For the purpose of conducting general GROCE-
RI AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. We
shall at all times keep hand large assortmcn,
of Groceries. Dry Goods and Liquors. &c. &C.. and
ask of the patrons of the late finn well of the
public generally. call when in want Of goods at
onc yrices; as small proGts md ready sales shall be
our motto z. l.. TiNSLEY,
JNO o. TAYLOR,
Jan5-ts JNO. d. HARVEY.
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nISsOLUT4eN. .-Thc Co-partnership of

II 'I
IL Mcdaniel 4 Lee expired on 3lst ultimo by
Imitation md was dissolved on that day by
tual consent. They respectfully tender their sin
cere fiihnas for the liberal patronage which has
been extended to them.
All persons having Claims will present them for
payment, and all indebted the concern will make
payment TO either party.
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL,
Jan lin JOHN B. LEE.
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\ sADDIERY and g,arucss

EsS MANuFACTORY.- The subscriber takes
= this method Of iniurmng his customers
and the public generally. that he is munufao-
turing and will keep cunstantly On hand a large
and general assortment ot Saddles, SHddlebags.
Brides and Mrffinsalcs, from the plaiucst to the
finest patterns His assortment of Carriage. Wag-
and other Harness. will be found to 'be of supc
rinr workmanship and good materials supply of
Trunks, Carpet Bags, SaddIcr's Materials, and cV-
cry article 10 be found in such establishing nts, he
flntcrs himself will be found upon examination in
his stock He suliciis call from all desiring 10
pnrch-c trusting that hisrxperiencc, taihful work
mar1ihpaa. determination to please, will secure
sales. Ecpsiing in ali the above branches viii be
promptly aitenarliTo.
Aug ls-ts MM F. ROBERTSON.
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TsnE Book aud stationery busi

TNnE Book and Stationery b.ssi-
Il ness viii be conducted by d. b. PAYNE. at
the old stand, where rrffs be found aufsc assort
ment of all articles in lis line.
d. b. PAYNE takes TIN, oppr'rrniry # return
ing his thanks for the patronage exrcnded to the
late firm, and to himself dividuay oI the last l.
years, and by his experience, the exccllen-
cy Of his stock. and strict intention to business To
meet their patronage in future.
Jan S-tf ID. b. PAYNE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-26

MS S8s.UTGON.-The Co-parnership
~ heretofore existing under the style and firm
ofJohnson Youngcr& Smith is this day dissolved
by mutual Consent. All the debts due to and from
that concern viii be settled BY their successors
Younger s Smith. THOMAS I..JOHNSON,
SAMUEL W. YOUNGER,
JOHN T. SMITH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-26
A RTICLES for the Toiret-Ge

n inc Chinese Soap JessnInine Soap, Sand Soap,
Honey Hoap Transparent Wash Balls. Lows brown
Windsor, col'd Cream Otto Rose Salvc, Dulcine for
cbappcd hands, great variety ~f Tooth Brushes.
Hair Brushes, Nail Brushes, Combs, &c. Also,
extensive assortment Of fine French and German
Perftmrry, Panades, Ok Marrow, tnd 'Sandolinc
for the Hair &c., &c. For sale BY
Dec I5-,s JOHN H. SEAY, Druggist
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q FINE WATCHEs AND FINE


GA JEW WELRN.-CHARLES A. EFAElD,
ezSzAk Ha'ct-Nakcr and .Terciier. LrxcH=uR
NA.-rhc subscriber feels grateful for slie very b.
eral patronage extended 10 him. and would
spccttully inform Tie citizens Of Lynchburg and
the surrounding country, that he is receiving the
largest and finest of the above articles,
that he has ever offered in this market The fol
lowing comprises portion of his stock. such as:
Fine gold and silver huntsman and plain cased
Notchcs, warranted is carat and 10 jewels, the f.
rest offered in this market. made by Jos. JON
son; Gold ftb, guard and lhseast Cinns, Seals and
Keys, Ear Rings mud finger Rsiass, of yasous
kinds Brcas, Pins; Lockets; 4 glass Bracelets; CuI
Pins; Necklaces; gold and silver Spcctaclcs Table
and Tea Speons Soup and Cream Ladies'; Silver
Forks and Butter Knives; plain and set Silver
Combs; gold and silver Pencils fine silver Boquctte
Gases; gold and silver Thinbles pocket silver aud
pcrrl Card Cates und many other articles too
nr-sms to tncrtidn. All he nsks is call, as he
feels confident that he can sui, both in quality and
price.
~" lie also repairs Watches and Ciotks, in the
best manner and the most reasonable terms.
He invites those who has work done Of that Kind, to
give him trial, from his long experience in
that branch of his profession, he feels certain that
he viii fail give satisfaction to his customers
fI5' Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange for
anything in NV line. CfiAS. A. EVARD,
Nav 22-is doors a5orc ErrLange Corner.
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Office of hhe Tne'!pi1 g. Tenn. Il. Road Comp'y, !
lYfcHBURG. Jan'y 18th. 1852. (
'i'tE B0ARDOf DIRECTORS of this Com
Il papy have ordered arceusition of Fire Dol
fa,s pes shure upon tll the Ssark which has been
subscribed. pr5 able on the 18th February next He-
ing the 18th upon sneefd subscribers and lgsk up
on the new, and further reguisition ofFtoe Dol
lars per share payable the fst Nurch next. be-
ing the Goth upon the old subscribers and 18th up
the new.
Deinquents will be required pay interest in all
cases. +. G. MORRISON,
Jan l2--t1mar Trcosy,e,.
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TTOUSE BUILDING Mardwam,

i i am selling al kinds of Hardware for house
furnishing purposes, IT, 10 rcr cent less than they
can be bonght in this marker. Examine my stock
before purchasing ss- A WINSTON
Get -s-n
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"a, STOVES! SYOyES!, TIN AND

10. STOVES! STOVES!i TIN AND
veg Sbcct hon VAR. and Housekeeping Arfi-
S-1N cies g-'ermi.--Thc subscriber would in
form his friends and the public, that he has in
store and is constantly adding thereto, hnge and
well assorted stock of the aforementioned articles
All kinds of Cook Parlur Office and Church
STOVES, beautiful patterns, selected expressly for
tins mnrket lie invites all to cal. aud examine
his stock Of Housekeeping Utensils which too
numerous to1ncsion, before purchasing elsewhere,
ior he Is determined TO sell cheap similar
tices cnn be bought in this market.
~ All kinds Of work done in my line in the
test notice
a lot Of Cistern and Well Pumps for sale cheap.
Please call my store. Bank Square doors bclou
fhe Markoi, where you will be waited upon with
pleasure. lDct 9-ts1 WM.L. LECklE.
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INIsSOLUTION OF CO-PART-
~ NERSillP.-The firm of d. b. PANNE &
BRO, is this day Dissolved, and in order to adjust
business, satisfactorily. all debts due us should
be paid without delay. We therefore, respectful
" inform friends, that their accounts will be
presented at as early Il day as practicable; and we
hope fhey will receive prompt attention.
d. b. PAYNE,
Jane-sf J. +. PAYNE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-26
NEGRaEs WANTED,--Th,

/ Y in and Tennessee Rail Road Company will
hire sixty Negroes, who will be employed in keep
ing the road in repair. between Lynehburg and Sa-
lem. Apply to the subscriber at Mosby & llol-
combc Store.
ALEXANDER n. MONTGOMERY.
Dec SITS AGENT for The cornnany.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-26
MORE a GALLAGHER, Cor,

tUFVtT
IHl Broad and Riige Road. Philadelphia. Manu-
factures of lron Ratings for fencing enclosures for
Ccmetry lots, Balconies, Verandahs and all kinds
Of Ornamental Iron Work. Work warranted and
executed with dispatch.
rE JOHN LONG Agent for the above houses
will shew the designs to any who may call ON him,
and receive their orders. Sept lS-lv
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DMILADEI.PMIA MARBLEand

L IRON WORK. STR UT'HERS e. son
$50 Market Strect. philadelphia. furnish nil
kinds Of Marble aud Rcd Stone Work. consisting
Of Marble Mantlcs, Monuments Foh=, Head
htones Flooring Tyle. and all kinds of Front work.
SC, Oedcrs promptly executed and work warrant
cd against breakage in transportation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-26
VOL. xxx.
TERRY & SIIIELDS,l
MECHANICAL,



- OF THE RED HAT, one DIOR bc,osr Messrs
Gregny 4 Royal, having reinforced my stock to a
considerable extent. would once more invite the
attention of my neighbours friends and customers
feeling from the labour and pains spent in the sc-
lection Of which, can do full justice those wish
ing to purchase, offer all necessary Inducements
both IN beauty, d1sabsiity and price. My STOCK
comprises all the necessary articles pertaining to
II BOOT, SHOE, HAT AND CAP STORE.
n Miles and Benkirt's Boots. fine home made
- Boof-;Ladies, Misses and Gontlemcn's Metal
ie Over Shoes. and Ladies Shoes generally. Fur and
Wool Hats OF all kinds. Also, Trmks.< Carpet
B1gs, paiiccs Satchdls o-id T'mbreitas, TO excel
ID beauty undcrscll me in which, challenge the
town; having bought the ubdve articles an uhu-
sualty Icw price, ran sell cheaper than they can
be bought at the manufacturers nt wholesale. Aud
also under the Aer Constitution, offer myself as
ct condia,ae to furnish gentlemen with fine SIN
Hats Of the most popular fashions. hope my
friends will ably support me in my effort. having
spent mnny years in thar capacity, aud hnying been
a resident Of Lynchburg for many years. / repeat
IT, that hope ny friends und the public generally
will support me ably in attaining elroii',e. 80 fnuth
needed by the good citizens Of Lynchburg.
Dee 22-is JACOB RUMBOuGH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-26
WHITE ZINC PANT saPPly

w White Zinc Paint, said to be superior to
White Lead, just hand. Also, 400 gallons pure
Liusccd Oiland other paints. For sale by
Dec I5-ts JOHN H. SEAY Druggist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-26
INO pIIYSsCIANS.-pre

FJvO PHYSICIANS Phos-
IL phatc Of Lime, Fluid Extract of Rhubhrb, Sem
ma and Nalccian. Also, Browns Bhstcfing Tissue,
Tissue Dressing for bstcr-; Transparent Adhesive
Plastrr Collodon, Ch!urof, together with ge-
neral assortment Of choice Drugs and Chemicals.
For snlc by
ID c lJ-ts JOHN II. SEAl, Druggist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-27
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