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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-26
seo. A debate at much length took place. A.

PIcKPocKETs During the procession %
Monday, several Of the Chiefs Off ;srs aErcsted 70
the Park IN the vicinity OF the City Hal t~en'Y
three ckpockets all of whom were 0)ys Dc: seer
tue ages OF seven ana fourteen years These J1se
lille thieves were exceedingly a1roi! IN the.r opera
tions, snc were fouDG IL psrs. Ga tae peFs1es
seven nj them, the supposed Tingiesrsrs were ts9n'
lnoies efe gloves, p0rt-Donnaes gold en-
ellis, &c TSo ladies' ~ho on Wednesday, is.t II tne
Chefs Office description OF some property sf0i'a
from them In the Park the previous day ,ad ~ y
while they waking eisurely along q iits'e Do
sDCceIiy fell upon tue pavement before tnsln, n
commenced crying AS II hurt Tsey ssslsts alia -
rse, and While nquriDg about his uJIries '1e'r
pockets we're picked By hts accompice Seven D
those arrested committed Tor tisl, and the rest
cue, being detained TIL THURSDAY, were discharged
The Chief Of Police that the ,use Of Refuge
hlied TO lis utmost capacity with these juvenile o@-
liDquents.
FIRE AT YONKERs.-A hotel al YoGk ers,
known as the Exchange, took FIRE on Monday nom
ing about O'Clock and comm unicatef to the Post
Office, whereby both we're entirely clnumed II
believed that every thing OF importance belonging 20
ihe Post Office Department was saved. rhe are Is
'upp1sed to have been the work OF lncentigles.
W. WoodwoIth's loss 10 about ~ 600 insured for
$1,000. Rockwell & Smith, $500, no insurance II.
W. Bushford about 81, 000 insured. By tue great
exer,ions OF the citizens about $50 600 worth OF pro
perty was saved, which was In imminent darger
ATTEMPT AT SUIcIDR.-On Thursday
morning q very respectfully dressed young lady
threw herself from the South Ferry boat Transit,
into the river. She was, no wever, rescued almost
imme eiately, and taken to her home Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-26
DANBURY & NORwALK RAIL

~ EOAD ARRANGkMkNr, oenmescns MAfcs IL
is5a-rsins vii run a. fol ~ until fsrser sotios:
Leave Dsnhuv AZ 81 with passesgep only; 90
a. ..A ps sa"s Ss; and s;s win
sasssnsers and freight Do. do. 1sp M with pa'sss-
The 6. A N. Tram from paabur- coa.sc,s at Ns,wsn
with the sts A. rrants Ss~-Yort. Passengers 60
ing east can leave Norwsh MsisA;M
Fipress frsia TO Nsw-YoIk.
Passion Dom NeS Yos will leays a. A. n ssd q
sssss vii be readiness co the arrival OF tAs srss
'''' '' HARVEY SMITH. Superintendent
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.
-Tra.s leave a. follows (s~nSays ssessssdi ffso
pier fcos Of Dusne-st:
Szasusss Errs.ss r 's Ss AR 'M. =" '''A''
var TsAn, 1iF NJ. tor svs.rs., or'sra and ,.s.r.
ErSsIss TIrnsss s.nH, p. " for panhnl, esat
.set'ns with the Dasant and State Line and sns an
ysw-yorl De-, y 1881.
central RAILROAD Of NEW
~ JERSEY-wINrER ARRAN6EhENTs.-l.ssvs
f'.i.hs and and ''' S e No. si
Rvsr-ior rlssssthpor RliIseeth,own wss'asd Scotch
scsN rssson. nc.
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD
~ for PHILADELPHIA. from Pier No. l. NsssA
aver loo, q Bs'sI pl.ss y ;s.sSo:, J.Hs ro,.:s.
u houn yars: LIST class cas, So I'd class ins b, IN
Only 81 RsguumS leave Pladsiphia from foot u WHl-
ant 81 a m aud p NJ. EmiErant Line BY stsanhsas
Transport. from Pie No. I. n5P.M M. Fare; 81 So
NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
II FALL RIVER -Ths 90 sndid aud superior sesmsu
EMPIRE STATE, Capt Benjamin Brayton. and STATE
or MAIN leave alternate days (Suadsys eIospte4)
from Pier No. g. N r.. near the Battery. N3P N. rW
Freisht apply on board at the once On Per No
rISDALE BORDEN, Agents. Ncs 70 and VI West %
EvOR Without change Of
h Can-rARE REDUCED. 81 Q, Regularly and
Safety combined The cars Of THE NEW. YORK AND
BARLEM RAILROAD leave the C,l Hall 5ssssss.
N.-.ycrt ally Sundays excepted a. O'CLOCK Al
W." - y " :" u sLoAr. suva
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-26
Liverpool Provision Marke.

AkssIcAN-TAere has been sa active inquiry for new
BDHF, but the sales want Of supply have been Inn
he'd Of Old the stock becomes daily reduced, and higher
Prices asked by the holders which are hkeV 70
b realized me purchases at the dealers
exhausted. PORK. nom all quarters. Continues very
scarce. BACON has bees in mcesraIs request steady
demand for has fallen of out there being scarcely
ar stock, late prices astsined CHEESE conunues
IN nodesa demand BUrTsRi d Lowell and dull at the
decline fALLow IN tar oenNd at fully last weeks
prces LINsKEp CAKE - Is sey.
IRisR-The Iansas;Ons In BUTTER have been quite tn
aipe this aud almost eScusvey confined TO the
hness qualities at ssts and good useful descriptions a.
Wlfss Lower kinds sui reelected, AID OF nomin
value Beifsss tss .Waterf I'd 70s%s Clonmsl ieelss
Bspbyidge and CosfGse7,&76s Nswry and Oantsk es4
~ lLimsrck st66Ss Sligo e8afts aud picked Cork
seconds T,Srss c~t landed Imported frsm irsisat fom
TIE let 10 the 9th ns boh inclusive te7e dfxins ia kess
< crooks .9l bones sos bhs BUTTER, l3l bales BACON,
llAhds II ANs 1 tiarcs and 595 ksGs LARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-26
Liverpool Wool MARKET.

There much doirs the trade prefer buying merely
70 tier edats nent. uusil political mat
ts settled la The meantime, however. phi
sss are ell supported.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22
Rreedltlg Horses.

The report of the committee on horses.
for the Chi,,enden County, VI, Agricultu
ral Society, contained some coed remarks.
In addition to the hereditary Transmission
Of qualities. it observed, The progeny
will inherit the united qualities Of the pa
rents. The good as well as the bad quah-
tics will descend from generation 10 gene
fs,ion. Hence you will see the importance
Of knowledge ofihc percentage, not only
- IN the sire but also as TO the dam. Pc
cu,iari,y of structure and constitution will
slso be inherited. This is an important
consideration. though TOO much neglected,
for however perfee, tho sire may be, every
good quality may he rcutralized. if no
overcome, by the defective structure Of the
dam. Let the essential points be good in
- psrcn,s, but II there must be some
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MERCHANDISE.
4 EE q ROBINSON, GROCERs,

ZEE Il JOHNSON, GROCElsS,
lICoMMlssIoN AND FORWARDING MER-
CHANTS, at he old Stand Of McDaaid g. Lee.
LyNcibsrg, Ta--oaer for sale in store and aAoa;-
20 hhds P. n. ard y. 0. Sugars, (part prime,)
10 boxes best Loaf
10 bbls supr. Coffee
10 Stewards Crushed q
10 Pulyeriscd
10 hhds and bbls uba and \. o. Molasses, (pait
prime
so bags Java, Manila and Mocha Coffee,
10 " Apgos,ura
so prime Rio
2j Laguyra
10 chest Impel s Gunpowdcr Ten. (part supc'r)
Black do
go Kegs Nails, Brads and Spikes, assorted
10 bbls Tanners Oil,
5000 lbs good and damaged Sole Leather,
50 boxes x 10 ard 10 y IL Window Glass.
so bbls Clipped Hcrring.,
50 boxes Adnmantine and Tallow Candies,
90 boxes Soap. various kinds.
50 kegs Lewis White Lead, No. AID pure,
50 duz London Porter in pint- snd quarts,
200 snch. Liverpool Salt in hHe order,
together with large and general assortment OF
Liauors. Domestic Goods, Sc, Sc. All OF which
they will sell on the mos, favorable terms.
Ian S--fs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22
MERCHANDISE.
MARSIIALL House. Decem-

lvlber 9Th, 1851. JAMES -. SNITn is now open
ing the largest ard best assorted stock Of Fancy
Goods ever brought to this place, consisting Of
every variety. He would call the attention OF
the Ladies particularly hi. extensive assortment
of Perfumeries, Soaps, Card Gases. Rcticulcs,
Purses. ENC w ORR and Fancy Boxes. hne Alabas-
ter work and Ink-stands, PsperW Fights of every
pattern. PAPER Mache-Portfolios,b besides vurie-
" Of other articles too numerous to mention
The gentlemen viii fad an endless variety of
Goods adapted 10 their every want, among which
viii be found very superior assortment of Pocket
Cutlery. Pocket Books. Port Monies, some very
fine, Fob Chains Pistols Of superior quality and
some of entire new styles. Telescopes. small and
large. besides the largest and best stock Of
FINE CIGARS ever offered here. For tho chill
slren he has TOYS of every variety. and some
very fine and useful, as well entcrtaining--a
great number never before seen here. His stock
,fFRUITS is very full and hne. Candies of every
variety, among which is some superior Bon BOns
His sock Of LIQUORS l. unsurpassed. among
which i. some old Jean Loui, Brandy. of the vim
tsz- Of 1911; also some old Haycry Brandy of the
vintage Of 1884. Having made arrangements in
Richmond To be supplied daily with every drlcary
which the market affords, bis EATING DEPART
MENT viii be without fault. Jan. 1T.
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minor defects in the one, let them We met
aud overcome by excellencics in those par
ticular points, In the other parent. We
would also advise you TO let your breeding
mares be in full vigor Of life. Do not put
them to the horse too young. and especial
ly do not let yo1r mares be incapaciiated
for work by reason Of old age. lfso, you
may expect that the foal will have cor
responding weakness, and scarcely Will
single organ possess It's natural strength.
Our farmers are usually too negligent in
the selection Of their mares. They are
tempted to part with their best mares. and
10 breed from those which are inferior"
The committee speak Of young horse
of the Morgan stock, bred by Judge Ben
nett, as having ''great compactness OF
structure and action Of the best kind
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22
Horse Shooting,

The following exceedingly sensible
remarks are from the pen Of Mr.. Miles,
Veterinary Surgeonto the Queen of Eng
lands Life Guards and author of several
valuable veterinary works. We commend
them most particularly to the notice of
every person who has that valuable and
almost indispensable animal the horse in
charge. Tha, class ofpersons very justly
characterized by Surgeon Miles, as "as-
mime smiths" are invited 10 give their at
teption.
~The shoes Of the horse should be OF
equal thickness throughout, with fat
ground surface, as those with high heels
which asininc smiths make an imitation oil
their own, are dangerously absurd The
toe, which ought to be raised, is thus low
cred, and natures plan reversed. which
clcvatcs the point in order TO avoid obstruc-
sons. The web should he wide, and OF
the same width throughout, instead Of be-
Ing pinchcd in, because the vulcan opera.
tor, likes to see the shoe well set of at the
heels. This is both unphilosophica and
detrimental, it deceivcs the eye Of man;
and Injuries the foot Of the horse. The
outer edge of the foot rests on the inner
edge ofthc shoe, aud the remaining width
Of the web projects beyond the hool; SO
that the master who thinks his horse has a
good open foot, only has to be proud Of a
bad open shoe, which both couccals de-
formlies underneath. and invites with open
arms bad road to come and do its worst.
The heels are made bare just where the
navicular JOINT is most exposed; and it'ihat
be inhamel, what must the agony be when
ihe unprotected foot trcads on sharp
6intl The hose falls suddenly lame, or
drops If lie he'd been shoi-phrases in
much too common use 10 require cxplu-
nation and small is the pity which the SUI.
fe.ing animal meets with from man, who
having FIRST destroyed the use of his vic
TINS feet. abuses him because he cannot
SO; and impn,cs grogginess 70 him as
crime, as if he were in liquor Ike groom
and not in agony.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22
LEGAL NOTICES.


A n a cireuit court, continued by adjournmens
4 \ md held for Amherst county, at tho Court
House, ON Mon1as the ist day of September, 1851:
Sroiswood Padgcti. Seaton Padactf, Vim. Ley
IN aud Lucinda his wife. Lindfcy y. Padgctt, Rhs-
ia Jane fadgeit and George J. Padgc,t.
Plaintiff,
:, ,atlinriae radgct,. the widow rciet Of Reulss
iudse't- deed. Tinslry Pudgetf. Mary Ann Pad
Ee''sea pemans pedscit. infant daughter Of Yves.
- '@'e'"' ooe d. Defendants.
~ cuAscrRv
Jonas rirfee aud S,atpn Padgett. Commission.
e,s 'ot 'nat purpose appointed BY former decree
y '1.A 'ou'' y WIZ ',nsc, made sale oi the
fauliah, 10 Lindsey b padr.,, ~ epsI sic-
Ia two annual iustalincnts and rn a, -, IN
% thr court, returning thrrey ,h In. ~, L,i. II
the said Lindsey Il. Padgett. with J,h, Rn,L.rb;.
security, which report vi sale being eorGr,n.i :.
orderw made. rutharizing tie sniI p;,rc. .hs
draw and collect said bonds--since then III. ,.;l
Fierce has died, and administration IN Nj. ..,.,.
ms been committed 10 Hiram Ch,niwnoa Ma IA
SAID Chontwood having rcturEcd said bonds. ,h.S.
Ing by endorsements thereon the reymcu, NJ /.
thirds thereof. as compared With ~ account rurs
portingio show the Disbursements OF sud two-hrds
% the r.atcrs o. distributes cutiticd and ali.dr
iuy that tho principal Of the reminder il unrollre,.
cd. the interest having been paid 10 tin lite tenant,
he widow. ia tho meantime and NJ TO the present,
tn motion ot thc said ChcntNoud, this cause il
rfferrod 10 one Of the commissioners Of the coun
r take m account of The rurc,aAr monrs collected
nv tho said Fierce upon tie snid bonds. and &c he
disbursements thcre,f. and Il the residue If ID
bond. remain sill unsolicited whether the interest
thereof has been pnid 10 the widow. and whcihsf
The prcnraTy condition of the said rndrctt md
NJ security Is now such 70 require as measure
Of prccantion Tor the widow or the iccntrts thai
the residue OF ic brnds should bc collected, or the
payments thereof ard ia inirtcst should he runr.ns
tced by additional security or whether /, !, a .afs
investment; for the widow and remaindcrmcn wins
out my additional security, which accounts said
CON missioner viii take, state and report, with any
matters specially stated deemed pertinent hy hms
self or required by The parties 10 be so stated and
AZ n circuit court, continuedby adjournment ard
held tor said county. at tho Court-housc. ON Thurs.
day, I'd September 1851. the court doth order thai
the commissioner who may aot In executing thi, or.
der oi account, msdr in this cause on MONDAY LAT.
publish notice by advertisement for four werks !.
some newspaper printed in the town Of Lynchbur,,
which shall be deemed sufficient notice to ull mar.
lies. without personal service.
Copc.-Teue.
RIO. TINSLEY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22
AGRICULTURAL.
New staples rs the sou,',.

A writer in the Charleston Mercury
states that Mr.. Bonynge has returned to
that city, aier tour IN Gcorsln, where
he has met with considerable encourage
ment in his intentions toiniroduce The Tea,
Indigo. Date, and Mango plants, &c, into
the Southern Atlantic States. The CORES
pondent adds: His present wish is TO
publish work on Tie above staples, Civ
ing full instructions for their cultivation
and manufacture. Besides this, the
hook will contain vast deal of iniurma-
ton on subjects interesting to all cllsses.
However, beyond the cost OF the book,
winch is 81, payable on delivery, the OBJ
jccts to which the proceeds are to be de-
voted are worthy OF encouragement, viz:
the introduction into our State Of several
additional products general consumption.
Mr.. Bonynge's book goes to show that
Tea can be cultivated and prepared fot
marke, for three 70 FIVE cents per pound
We are not prepared TO state it can be-
but it is very probable. Mr.. Bonynge
from his long experience as tea-planIei
and manufacturer, has good grounds foi
his statements, and will in his book advance
satisfactory proof to substantiate them
Indigo, Of which he treats very fully, is
well worthy Of rc-ntroduction; but OUT
space viii not allow US 10 enter at present
more fully into the matter. but recommend
TO the attention Of the public generally
Mr.. Bonyngc, and wish him hearty sue
cess."
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4 l a Circuit court continued by adjournment
4 n mud held Tor Amherst county, at the court.
house. on fridny, the 5lh day Of September 1851.
Ambro,rH X. Mcdaniel, George Mcdaniel, Her.
scy Dayis. John Ware and Peggy his wife, aud vii.
lam NJ. Ware, Plaintiff,
against
John ". Mcdaniel, executor Of I.ind,cy McDan.
cldrc'd, William Mcdaniel, james T. Mcdaniel,
and Samuel Watts, his snrciic-. the said William
Mcdaniel in lis avn right, Gideon Mcdaniel. Ma.
y jon's, Samuel leiskil, Nancy Buss cxreutri. Of
judith iicskcll decd, and Thomas Strange and So
phia his vie, Defendants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22
MCDANIEL q HURT, GRoCERs

LsA ant COHMASS ION AERCHANIS, are
now receiving aud have in store
100 bags Rio and La-uira Coffee
% BAGS Java. Mocha and old White do, some
ofwhich is very choice
25 hhls ~ Orleans r Rico and ST. Crox Su-
gars. pat prime
80 packase. loaf crushed and powdered Sugar
Is hbls. carihe and cofee Sugar
Is bbls. and hhds. y Orleans, 7 Rico and Gu
ba Molasses
$50 kegs Nails assorted, from 3 TO co d'y
30 tons country and rolled Iron. embracing
round and square, buna and oval Of various
sizes
1910 lbs American Blister Steel
20oO do Octagon's cast Steel from to IA inches
1000 DO Naior's ii Steel
500 do Shear do
5000 do good Sole Leather
10000 do Cotton Yarn Of the most approved brands
100 bbls rcctifed and old Rye Whisky, some of
which is very old and choice quality
hall pipes champagne Brandy, part Of which
Is old and choice
10 bhls. Madeira Por, and Malaga Wine, come
very ire quality
200 sacks Salt
90 doz Ames & Rowlands Shovcls and Spades
10 bales and Al brown Donestics
5 do cotton Oznahurg.
90 packages Gunpowder, Imperial and Black
Tea, part prime
10 Ibls Tanners OIL
50 boxes Sxl0, l0xI2 and l2xl6 Gla..
50 do Talow aud Adamantine Candles
leo kegs Lewis White Lead, No /, extra and
pure
% boxes Soap Of various quality
50 doz London Porter
% bbls Mackcrel, No. |. . and
Together with large and general assortment of
Groceries not enumerated, all Of which will be sold
upnn the most favorable terms for cash. or in cx-
change for Country Produce, or to runcfua custo-
mors npnn the usual limr. Jan l1--ts
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POETRY.
~ MSS Arsr.rA pnowss.


Cus year in hcavenl since from ts pri.cuing clay
Thy soul sxulsant winged its upward WY,
brrang to embrace the waiting seraph throng,
Asd entered heaves's high courts with triumphal
song
One wear on earth ssnce we the funeral kHell
sToliing snd welcome, laid thy form to devil
Mid summers wreathing blossoms, dust to dust,
T. sambcr till theuresurrection Of the just.
Oae year Ia heaven! Oh, spirit early crowned
With bay, immortal thou thy rest hast found,
Where flowers perennial bloom and waters flow,
Whose tina, qaaIeth Of them, thirst no more shall
know
One wear On earth In Loneliness and isars
With Us tic DAYS have crcpt blen, with dark frars
Anddoutis. and broodipg gloom, le.i the pure
bliss
ssperaai, thou dos, bo.k Ia, baply should miss
Oas year in heaven, The eonqu.rcrs waving
plume
I. in thy hand, and youths rich purpling bloom
Tnts thy fair cheek, while DER each sernal
height
Asd perfarnsd vals thou row., Ia Uniform Of light.
Csc year on earth Oh, spirit beat beloved,
Our home. dear star, though far from remov-
ed.
Dost thou yet think on usf Grin that cline
OF happines. supreme keep they no note Of time
One y, Or in heaven !. What priceless gems Of
though,
And mystic lore thy eager soul hath sought
Aad seeking. foand-and finding. decksd the
crown
Aloring chs, in blaze rcfu'g enta. His Throne.
One year on earth Thy presence is al!-where
Thy pictures books, each object once thy care,
We drcam-rke view, till with shnddering start
Thy diving words and smile rushing o'ef the
heart.
One year in heaven We wrong thee by our
grief;
More meet wcro praise Thy mortal toll was
brief,
The warfare light the victory bestowed
Wa. solely tbro' thy Sovereign. grace, Thy Saviour
God
Onc wear on earth Why should VIC envy thee,
Oh. blessed boy! Thy cnry rest. when we
Nurse the fond hope that, Time. Wild struggle
DER
We shall with rapture greet thcO on the Sabbath
shore'
O,e veor in heaven Thine artists soul is now
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NEW TALL GoODs. Sal. d. ED

\ L. w T. T. T. G. - % - s.--J' Il. ED
~ WARDS. Merchant Tailor, 'siew doors above
Neon & GyatAin's and opposite SaEll u. Thur
man, returns thank, TO his customers and the pub
lie generally for the liberal encouragement extend
eli 10 him for the past year, md respectfully asks
a continuance Of the sumo. He has large number
of first rate workmen employed and being deter
mined to turn out as good work as can be done, he
feels confident Of giving entire satisfaction 10 ali
who may favor him with their patronage. lie
would invite attention 10 new stock Of Cloths,
Ca-zmcrs, Ve>tings. and Trimmings laii in this
fall. Of the most approved style. selected by him
self with care for cash. which will he made up on
reasonable terms, and very low ior cash.
JAMES b. EDWARDS. Ag't.,
Sept oj-wt, for Il. 4. Bradshaw.
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- Isichsnond. Petersburg, Nor-

e:as=s- FOLK AND NETWORK STEAM PACK
EFT COMPANY, have on the fine their new
and pow eriui low pressure Steam Propeller, G. y
of Richmond, Il. w. fosTER Master, she is double
iron braced and fastened, equal to many ships Of
twice her tonnage. She has tno State Room nc
Communications FOR passengers. and no pains viii be
spared to make her the popular vessel for perspns
travelling this route, aud goods viii be delivered
with certainty oftme in few hours after shipment.
The Steamship, Cpy cf se5aik is now launched
and will take her place in the line in few days, to
b commanded BY JAMS Posr. THIS line con
meets with line Of steamers at pier eight, New
York for Boston.
AGESrs-Mailor & Lord, New-Yorl;
Robert Rankin, Richmond.
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IL NEY AT LAW--Will in future in addition
to The courts Of Amherst county, regularly attend
those Of the counties of Nelson and Buckingham,
and the corporation Of Lynchburg.
Adiycn-New-G Glasgow, Amherst county. Va.
JanS-2m (Republicnn copy1
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NTEW G0ODS. NEW GOODS :.

IN The subscribers are receiving and open
ing one ofte largest and most desirable stocks Of
Goods ever offered the public in this place.
The attention of the Ladies ia respectfully invi-
ted to their selection of Dress Goods, consisting ia
part Of plain and fancy Silks. Satin De Chine fg'd
Mouslins and Cashmere, French MeriEos Of the
best quality plain Mousiins and Cashlneres all co
lors. Apacras in great variety Bombazine of Supe
nor quality Parry Dress Goods, French Embroide-
ries, Hosiery, Gloves, lIi'k'fs, Ribbons; Mnusn
Founccs. a new articles silk md Woocn Vests
sc. sc.
Gentlemen will find in cur stock selection Of
Clnihs, Cassimcres and VesiingS, unsurpassed in
this market; also fincy and plain Sears. Crayat~,
Gloves OF all descriptions, silk and liacn iid'hfs,
Suspcader-; Meriuo Skirts, the finest ever in this
market; Collars, Sc So.
Oar supply OF heavy Woocns is large and well
worthy tie attention Of those having servants TO
cloihc: Blankets, at all Priccsi Domestics, very
cheap Caiicac-. in great yarictyi large stock Of
CarpciiE. and Rugs.
We ask that al in want Of goods. viii give our
stock an cxn'niuatipnas confident Of se'iiRgto
those who viii do So Our Goods are NE ", and
have been purchased with the greatest care, and
We arc dscy7siac} to sell them.
Country Merchants win tind no disadvantage 10
give our stock an examination, viii sell upon
good terms any house IN The State. All we
ask is that YOU favor Us with call.
Oct Cts COLHOCN & HOLT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22

VIRGINIA, TO VII: At rule. held in
thc clerks Office ot tho circuit court for tic
county Of Halifax. in the month &C November,
1851.
Pollock Wilson, Peter Hayden and David g.
Hf>luck late partners under Tie style md srm II
+. Wilson Il Co. Pltd,,