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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-29

NDkTIlEkN.-.Ar,I,e~ iron, harlcttesvItle on 't
-ame d,ys as heretofore, TnesdaNs hur.day- and
lAiurdays. >ch,dnle time III arrlva 7 m. Leaves on
SUNDAYS. Wednesday, and Fridays, at 8 IN.
PA KET MAIl.-Thc Packet brlngs Way MAJ
Wednesdays Mondays and sundays. and takes one Mon
day. W edne day. nid Fridays. On Mnddy morning.
Richmond aud Northern mail j. received by the Packet
RAIIROtD MAi-hails are dispatched by thu
railroad dailv at 30 Tor Forrest Depot, Liberty
uords Big Lick, >a. ii, and Tor Finca lie, and Ion
the present, ali the ring places
B Railr ,ad also sent, fuesdays Thursdays
and saturday.. mail, Tor Bedford, FLOYD and Franklin
LEXINGTON AND PATToNSbURGM hl--hr
rive. dtlly except Sunday, at 81
I.-aves dan Y. except Sunday al hali-past six
FARNYJ.LF-An ss d lily except sunday, abou
mdnigl bringing the mail from Richmond and parts
North South and West al thai city. Leaves daily from
II 10 - p m , except Saturday night
DkNNII.LE-Arives, A her 'ofore Tuesdays, Thurs
Jay. and Saturdays. Leaves, T., heretofore, MONDAYS
wednesday, and Fridays, at a
PEDLAR Mli.LS-AnIvts, as heretofore, Monday.
and fhur.days, between 10 and IL a. Leaves about
| p. same days.
81 Walls closed at p. m.
81 Ga SUNDAY m rnng the Office will be kept oper
tor -ne hour after the Mail j. read, i,r delivery
Aug io.dts VIM. M BLACktORD, Z. M
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LEXINGTON n Through

a.. l.Il...vwr9zs TO BUCHANAN. IN TWO DAYS. N
oq. Mil P1CkET Boatsby SEQ |S0tHc
and Lgach50gg o. an alter the lGih our BatS will
Leave ltirhnlaud daily Snday. excepted. nj IN" usual
hour. p NJ ,,nl in Lynchburg i, "a hours amt
in Buchanan n hours.
Returning, eaye Bnrmi.an nj 7 A. NJ, every day
rxcept Sunday. aud arrive IN Lynchbu's n g P NJ
Leave Lvnehbnrg al 3 NJ aud arrive a. ti,m"nI NJ,
3 hours IN Tine IL Inn with the Narn huat- l"Hiv
ing at } A. M. aad the Southern and Northern .t'i'
Runl cars lnlvig al A. NJ.
Passenger Lexington, r"nn"rt with daily 'io''
If STAGE NJ North RiNer Returning. l,lyr Lexington
,.ver, day. except Sanny AID ar1vr IN Richmond H.
II hour,.
Passengers for fartnvillc fare .; Bnckinghum II,
rorr sf25; Charlottesville. 'ur &. and Stnuutoo. fare
- viii ane. Richmond III Momlty-, "Wednesday .non
Fud.,N- ltorts
Below ,e,.card Of time Of VA, at Intermediate dis
lanees
L., .ILLLu Suu II IL
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IL asanop, Up uue o Il, fua, Cfass.-Dox,~,t ""'s
rnirurts aud furniture
Ar tcles aporotri Re 10 Second Class -Bnxes bales
f Try you'd enthels shoes -addlcry suss, pnints, oils
lug aud confectionery.
A. ic,es up ropiia ego THi,d Cidss.-Virguin d"mc7
r- sugar. coffee. liquor hasgng. rope. butter cheese
manufactured toharco. leather hides, cott"n yarns COZ"
per- TN sheet rop. hoow-wnrr, qurenswnr". castings"
hardware marble, (rc,-rd aud other heavy articles NJ"
enumerated IN stn,. or fourth ra-- rntcs.
Aiiicles uppf0p,ia e 10 thc Fot,th CiaSS-four Gin
.nck. rice, porN beet fish lard, raos aud 'nr"n q"
tshs boxes sarks.) beeswax ba"s of RAGS ginseng
nd dried fruit. bar IRON mnrb 9, (undrcsscd) mill and
grind stones. mill geariog
80 miles 10 Salt per bu-hc ! 8
'la.'eL f p 100 miles 90 "i Fifty pounds 10
o ,9" ~ ~ 10 n.pl"-. >. 80 "
ooo IDS 2Oc miles 300 Carried East T.
Set 7--.Its
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ME American Farmer, n

monthly NJ BultimOrc. 10y 8 Snnds, at d pei year.
SnbscIipinns for this valuable periodical which should
he in the hands of every furmer
ALSO,
The NORTHERN FARMER, published monthly at
81 per yenr continuing l6 large octave pagessnb'
.criptions received by G. MORSE. Opposite War
vtck HOUSe. sep 27--dts
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>sEHs GOODS--FALL rsJ

ESs GOODS--FALL asj.. "a" ,np
~ sciiher would respectfully ann" t., mia friends
md the public generally that he is prepared of
fer to lac trade arga aud well selected stock of Staple
aud Fancy Dry Goods nj UNUSUAL low prices. His
stock of Fail Clotls, Snrines, Luscys &c. is very
larep nlso very large aud desirable stock of Bnuk"''
II, of which will be offered at very low pa
Sept 2i-difts D. / =. ETERS.
- R"nnli riin ronv
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GA. PETS. RIGGS q DSUGGETs

u ohm T. Davis ispfering irge stock ri Cnrpe's
Rings Drngeets Crumb Cloth. Oil Floor Cloths Mats
Sc comprising fun assortment Of the h1esi seivet
mir. mad pps.npGs-4.4 81. aud 4 Oil Floor Cloths.
Dmpget., Rugs Mats, &c. all of which will be sold
~, ,I I,,ye., rrire nov Its
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IA +. Tie uudt-ig again oprniug and "Xhib
w iting large assert uput ut Cuokiug Stoves
ii every variety Of siz' and patent, commonly III
together WithH we'll selected assortment Of Purur Cham
lntr Office and Factory slaves. Sniumnndur Furnaces
Coates Fronts Tenders. Securities. Cindcr Shovcs Blow
rrs. &c.. NJ which respectfully call the AT
ifnion of our customers and friends Resting assured
I'M though cannot promise to sell alta "wer piice
Than any else. prices will Iuuge ds low ne
others and TIM will accommodate customers villa
viii favor with examination, to their SHt>iHctiun
l. w" IL their expectation.
.ct 28.dts AGREE 4 MURRlLL.
=. S-We would like 10 employ or good iournry
fiuncIs A. 4 VI.
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Furniture

- Ftrse-s7srs51 NlCHMOND Va,
1tS Oppeslc Etehang. Bank. MN, SIRE.
We aiiaung Inc lnrge,i ns-o,tm". aud griu
variety Fur itlr,. lhai hns been offered thu
""r,er Our 'noito i. quick ale. md -mn profits.
We Offering inltt buyer We hay,
ht'Iy "rrceln WY arge ncto,y aud nnnu,curn,
very large srne. Gull and examine stock he
t,rc buying. aud if do ufr Furniture lower hll.
my orhrr h1n.c in Virginin all frcit rrrurn
non m IT JONES < IIARN GOD.
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NlSn KEWARD-Ab eamed fro.nn li.rm

&GSA REWARD eoodrd from" i'rm
- n .bV ncnr Amherst CenI House Va. about
me 2jtn of October last, THREE SLAVES, the
prop uf the Of John Pn. dec Il. late Of TINT
cuunty that is suy: CHARLES, bright mnatto
mun with luir entirely straight. aud about 80 years of
nge,-his wife, BETSY II blnrk wonnn hotween forty
md fifty ycnrs al uge.-ther son. WILLIAM about 10
30 ycurs of age. II il supposed thu they hive,
attempting get ~ The Stat, of Olin. il is be-
hevcd that they rlt The punprinn about The time
wing Iurty of munuutcd slaves, going TINT State,
-tt rh, county. II is supposed tint tho openlyac-
r"n,pauir lhnt puty but by lurking IN tine secured
Ihrir r-rnIr. VIII give the nj rewatd for The mp
prrhrhsiuh aud delivery my residence, in the
said couuy # Amherst if les rl,nn the whole num-
Der be d"vrrcd,rhrn will Iis so for dcv-
red HENRY LOVING AiV dr. b0nis
w,h the will nnncxrd, of John Penn. dec |.
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'INH * H. - AL Nc MACHINES and
Il WHEAT FANS The nItcutinn oi the public 10
tc4pcctluy inv,lr stock ni Thrcslng Machines
nd hcuI Fans, which automatically bull. and of
the nrpluscd patterns. Persons in need of such
implements woulI do we'll To give stock exami-
nation. We feel suti fed ut they will be pleased both
ia price and workmanship.
All Implement, warranted tn perform well.
WIS IL DlUGulD 4 BROTHER.
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NEW FAIL q WINTER GOODs.--

" JOHN T. DAVIS is opening his full stock
of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, embracing the
largest and most attractive assortment offered by
him. among which IRE,
great variety OF French printed De LANES Cashmeres
=" English und American do
u" " Plain French Merino
" " - De Laines
- " Flain and figured dress Silks
- Z" Z" black
{. " rich Brocade
" Mourning goods
" Sleeves Collars and Chimezettes
:. . Plun and embroidered Handkerchiets.
| A splendid assortment of Ladies' petcet aud Cfoh
,,I r. ,i,Io fan stock of all kinds of Goods usually
| found in Il Dry Gonds store he solcits call, ana
hedges himselfno be undersold by any house in Va
oct2-dts
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Accommodation Train.

ACCOFIR lklOUlTION i T1IH'
ca T "a M .i.s...:.;.ss.
Y with II Passenger Car attached, will leave Lynch
burg daily saturday & Sunday excePtcd) at ocloch
r NJ. aud lenve Big Lick duly, Sunday and Monday
,.xcepted) 81 o'clock A NJ.
Freight intended for this train accompanied by tw"
rly tickets must be delivered in the Depot before
sci the previous evering All frrghrs must be pre- pad
nng l0--.Ifs llipS. JELllN' NEl'
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w HEAT. u N undersigned /. now operating
w hi. MINIS. aud il in market for Wheat He
also keeps hand for -ne, Corn, Corn meal and Oial
Also Lump aud Ground Plaster.
Aug 2]--dt~ ". y LANGBORNE
y UTICE-Ail ihn-,. ind, bied In tne co,C ~
/ Y Of Mc1onicl ~ Lee by bond or open account uhO
o forward und pay up, make some sotistoc.
bclote He Isl IF Ja"nory, 1853. they
will then be given up for collection accordinb 10 L1w-
The books and papers at the Counting of Lee
4 Johnson. MCDANIEL Il LEE
nav 22-d4rt ~
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fs PUBLICATION OF TEE

fs .PUBLECAIION OF TIE
LONbO.N QUtRTEKLr, THE EDLNBUHG
THE y OR1H british, .4.ND IrES1.1fLN
~ TER REYIEUS .i.ND BL.4tKWOOU.
MfG.1ZiN T.
LEONARD. SCOTT & CO, PupLtsHERs.
10 Fulton AID 81 Gold streets, New York
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Il ing. and offer fer sale ut very low prices
80 bags prime Rio Coffee,
80 do do ,guira ~
30 Mats suprn Government Java Coffee
: nnrk ei. Nnroo do
30 ,,ags sui CoastO Rio do
with general assortment of Groceries, Liquors, &c
nov lots
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'Eerisss.

The American pub-hr re- pectuIIy invite The atIrf
lion of their fellow citizcus the mets of the ahev
works. feeling assured that none will arise from thri
persal withou being convinced thai they su"-erve tn
best Interests of popular intelligence, and add in
eminent degree To the general haprness of the milton
hv importing to the public mind healihlul stimulus 10
high orderai intellectual pleasure
Copie, of all the above works can he seen the
bes af the 'VIRGISlAN REApING ROOM, where suhscr
tions will be received. lsept 3-.dts
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vIRGINIAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING:

heads, Blanks, { herISs, Cards, Labels, &c. d O.
They have secured i,. workman exclusively to
this branch of their persons leaving orders
rely on havir. thou .uon oz ..iitousy and well.
Contleao iG a4hy TO Hntire abstraction, thu, speci
fully solicit portion # tie punic patronage
rs lnlors from la country prom, ly attenlel to.
a
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WOkks-A. ELLtsos II Pro
! Dit6
steam Saw and Planning Mills,

Steam saw Hho running nasbss
Door, Sa Il Eitad and Boz Eoctory,
MW and WacLiHe Iiork.
Iron Turning md Flung,
Biacksm1hme9 If NIL descripiions
These works having been fitted up great expense
with power, aud large vnriety of machinery for
working wood and iron, fern the complete estab-
better work and cheaper than Gun be
me in the ordinary mode.
Builders aud those intending tn build, supplied with
Doors. Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (primed ,ne
,lnzcd if rcqurrd) Mtuldngs, Flooring dressed and
! nguc aud gr,ovrd, reHdy for laying. dressed Ceiling
md Notwithstanding, Pnngs, and vnricty OF other
materials required it building.
Coutmo supplied with Dump and Stone Cars, Der
iick Gearing WhslhHrrow., Picks and Bars, and other
Fools required upon Public Works
Christianity hand pad for sne, reasonable terms
II, varieties of flo"rng md other Lumber, iked or
uuwnrkcd. Saving nnd Planning done order. Bills
# Timber sawed 10 order.
Jan Lifts NETTi Er''N
{, OmcIlling Handsome -Opened this morn
- Ing, the following aud beautiful GOODS:
Rich printed Mou-lib D'Lnines
Scotch Pnid-, very pretty
Real French Mcrno, IN every colour much cheuper
tlnn usual,
Blue, msnn aud Pen green Thib Shuwls,
Bnck Thil, Shnwls. very lnrre
Pmid Lung Shuwle, in prent variety.
French worked mourning lIdkf., from $35 to $61,
Beautiful hrmstichcd HIKE
Sleeves. Cullmsnnd Chrmiscltes, styles,
Black Canton Grippe. II very superior article, and
A splendid stock Of Silk Hosiery
An examinations from the Lndies il respectfully asked
bv nrt ga III DON T Z PETERS,
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- SEED-l00 bushels prime new Clover Seed.
so bushels Orchard Grass Sc. 4 just received and
'nr sale by LEE Il JOHNSON
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= aNakUns WANIED.-ltn -taseriber
y c"utiru-s ia market for NEGROES. "f both sexes.
rtwcru the If 10 ~ 30 yeBrs. ibeluding Mechan-
highr.t kct prices IN rn.h. Iii nfce is newly
ERECTED hric, building nn lst Lynch street. imme-
dntcv ia of the Furner- Bank where he is pre-
pared (nvine erected 51,n VII W tn board
upprur, g. Lvasno1rg ztberaise, on Is
mo and n as il they
| l'nt"1 80 a. -ie ~sJratiJL
! "a 2-..dHc Eth NOODROOF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-18
MARINE, NE VS..

Steamship Roanoke, Parrish, hence arr at New
YORK IGrh.
Schr Margaret Woglem, from Petersburg, arr at
New York 10Th.
Schr Trade Wind, Racket, old at New York
10Th for Fredericksburg.
Schr Juliet Baker, hence, arr at Boston 18th -
Schr Marcy Taylor, kickerson, cid at do same
day, for this port.
schr Essex. Cooper. from Fredericksburg, arr at
Providence l4th.
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NEW STOCK DRY GOODs.-Tbe sub

NEW STOCK DRY GOODS.-Tbe sub.
l scrib 70 have received their entire stock of
Goods which have been purchased in the Northern
cities on the most advantageous Terms Their stock
Is iarge and complete, having been selected with
kept in a regular Dry Goods Bouse Their Goods
are arranged and ready for exhibition, and thew
feel confident that an examination is only pecesss.
ny to assure all that their stock will compare favor
any with any in the city Their lriends and the
public generally most respec ttuliy recus,ted tn
give their stock an examination before making
their fall purchases.
1 Isos G. L n, u90HrsHr COURTNEY & hill:
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IIFE INSURANCE-FORW WHITE PER-
Ii SONS AID SLAVES Tho National Sn fa.

IFE INSURANCE-FUR WHITE PER-
Ii SONS AID SLAVES!- National Snfe.
~ Life Insurance Comp2ny-Charter per
petual Office 6. Walnut street, Philadelphia
Capital S25O,OOO. Utfice of the Agency in
Richmond, Lisles Row, l4th ssrees, next 10 Messrs
To or & Cook. her 10 no company or agency in
Virginia chat offers su CHI sdvantag.s in regard to
Life Insurance, this. The rates Of premiums for
wtiio persons. are 25 per cent. lower than those
ordinarily charged; aud Slaves are insured upon
the most REASONABLE terms, tor period OF ffon
one to scren years Traders or dealers in Saves
sreintormed that they can insure them in thiscom-
pany TO carry any Of the Southern, slave hold
Ing States. All losses promptly and satisfactorily
adjusted. Pamphlets and Circulars containing full
particulars Will be furnished gratis, application
TO c. r. BRICkEN, NJ D.,
General Agent aud Medical Examiner.
fe l4-Tues ThursSSsrx
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EDUCATION.
DIR. MAUPIN,s SCHOOL,
ELEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN MARSHALL
aNr. 4 gTpEETC

M. uAUPIN,s SCHOOL,
ELEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN MARSHALL
AND CLAY STREETS.
THE next session VIII commence on Nun !.,
the last Of JuIv &c 17-5tA
TT r. TAYLOR'S SCHOOL for SMALL
H. BOYS, Sth street, diagonaIly be.
tween St. PauPs and the Presby terrain
Church, resume my du les on Monday next,
the 2Oth ipst My terms are 495 for scholars enter
ins durins the frat second months of the session,
and at the rate of $50 per session for subseq cent
entries All scholars ere for the session unless
entered otherwise. The discipline Of my School
is rather suasory than crmpusive, elevatns rather
than rubduing For lake it that single earnest
volunteer in this service win do credit TO his
teacher than schooLroom full Of driven conscdpfs.
For il is fact demonstrable to any comprehension
thst only self making and sustaining men can keep
ii vanstep of the age We live in act on this fact
in my school ROOM and the first rudimental i'm
PRESTON I seek to make on every by coming under
my influence, ID to learn and love to help himself
~ rooms are excellent, both for winter and sum.
mer. scl5-ts
WHE NEXT SEr SION Of the subscibers
SCHOOL will commence on the first Monday
in Oct, ard close on the last Of July, 1853 For the
better advancement of his pupils the nunber will
be limited to twenty.
Room ON 23d between Broad aud Grace.
"a 15-dtlO"
MISS NEVINs' sCHOOL.-Th- third ses-
WI sion of Miss NEVINS' School for young
ladies, will commence on Wednesday, Septem-
Der 18th, at tine cottage opposite the Medical College
The OF instruction IL thorough in both Eng
lsh and ornamental branches.
PRIcEs OF TUITION PER SESSION.
Higher English branshes. --.--......--.---S30 10
Lower 40 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ W
Drawing and the Languages EXTRA
Faithful and Ell ,!ent teachers have been engaged
- sesi-s in the different departments.
50 l5-l2i*
FlMR MISSES BERRY intend to open
l. School for the instruction OF young Ladies, on
Wednesday, September l5th at their residence
on Firth street, between Clay and Leigh. The
course Of instruction will be thorough In every re-
spect, embracing all the English branches. An
silent aad Modern Languages, Drawing Painting,
and nusis together with all kinds of Fancy and
Wax work.
linised number of Boarders can be received
Into the family.
Separate siasses will be formed of young Ladies',
not connected with the School, who may With 10
take lessons ia Drawing, Painting, Fancy or Wax
work.
References. Rev 9. Taylor, Rev DR. Howell
Rev DR. kingstord.
Circulars may be obtained of West & Brother
Exchange Book Store, and at the House on Fifth
street. au27-lm"
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PETER SPlLMAN,
AEk liant TAIL OR,
Opposite Exchange, 18th Street,

RICHMOND, VA,
8 receiving his Fall and Winter supply of Goods
l. to which he would mos respectfully call the
attention OF bis customers and the public generally
In addition TO his usual stock he intends keeping
an assortment of Gentlem.n'e Fine Furnishing
Goods to which he wouldinvte tn. ,t.ntion of ali
who want nice and handsome goods OF the kind.
ee 2-dlmW4t
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- Et. M. ID. HOGE'S Is ID Z ID G
IL AND DAY SCHOOL, Corner Of Fraak-
lin AID Sth Streets, Richmond, Va.-The
next term Of tbs Institution Will commence the
LIST OF October. The course Of study vill embrace
all the branches pertaining to a thorough Enghsh
education. together With Ancient and Modern Lam
Suages. Last ycsr more then 100 pupih were IL
attendance sS the same time, but during tine next
term the number will be restricted to l0o-tweny
Of whom Will be received as boarders In sAe family
of the Principal. Chsrae for board. washing and
al usual accommodations, for TN months, e220,
~ heretofore. Tuition in English, nom e25 to
$40, according TO The sdvanses1ent Of she pupil.
French. SpsaisA or Isalisn, go Latin. SIS Husic,
81 per Honsh. The German LANGUAGE will be
sught orally, or BY ths usu.l method 20 as many
a. may vi.h ~ esquire il, free 81 charge.
Rev. J. P. Stafford will occupy the position
which vac Allied By The Rev. w. Hose last year.
Mr. Stafford u . GeAslensn of varied and accurate
scholarship sud hes had several years experience
instructor II sone of the best institutions in
our country.
Young Ladies from the country, a. well as from
the city desired b be present the Inst day of
the session. 1t 10 Often q serious Inconvenience
and encouragement TO pupil TO enter a class
which has made even weeks progress
Payments Invariably in aioGaec -one-half on tho
nrst OF Ostober. the othef ON the first Of March
Al communications will resolve prompt atten.
ton. Address R8v. N. d. HOGE,
an 27-d&wSm Richmond, Va.
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o. A. STRECKER.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

Nv HW FALL AND WINTER UOUUSs
" The subscriber would most respectfully beg
leave 10 return his thanks to his friends and cusfo
mers for past favors and would ell their attention
to his stock Of New Fall aRd Winter Goods,
now reseivisg, seleeted by himself with much esss
in the Northern cities, consisting Of besulltul ~
sortment Of Cloths, Cassinsrss and Vest
ings, which he would be happy to MAKE up In
style no, inferior to any In this city or eae~hess
at short notice and reasonable terms.
WIN. HOLT RICHARDSON,
Merchant Tailor,
Sc ll-d2w 18th A.. opposite Exchange Hotel.
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WANTED A stouI NEuaU 1I,y $500
teen or seventeen years IF ase. 10 Val, in :
sofe Apply q ANTONIO PjZZlNrs
se9 No42 Main stree.. under smv H.,
rCNs.-i2S double aud sll ala barrel 1;uns. ~
our /. n importanS soms Of Superior oasli
AN L w 4 TAYLOR
fNGHhURG COUPON BONDS.-Sz0OO0
aud Tennessee Railroad, 10 bonds 81 4, COO sns
SSsU interest payable semi annually Ia Lynch
oasg. For turther Information, call On
4. =. W. PURCELL 4 CO., Bankers.
~ ~ And Dealers Il Exehanse.
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MORE PIANO F11RTFS

IacturIes III AMerIca ne Character OF the insfu
ments which they offer is established, and pun.
ehasers may safely rely upon getting good artc.e
They furnish them at northern prices, and lsrpe
assortment may be found, varying from the lowest
priced good instrument made to the most elegant
and costly.
Also for sale, beautiful and sweet toned Guitar..
of Martins make.
All of which may be seen at their Book and p,sno
Forte Warehouse, 139 Main street. Eagle Square.
lie 30
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NS So0uEh, Prealdona
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EE The subscriber has ON bsna UEs'
Coach-making establishment, On Lombara a .n ais
between Main and Cary, (3th and l4th .,- a.sS,
near the Columbian Hotel, Coaches. Cbar;a,,aa)
Barouches. Buggies, with and withou, ton. .ai
sukes, all OF his own make Of the bes, ms,s, saa
ana workmanship All of which will be sold a, low a..
as good work of the kind can be in the eli, ~ y,
Richmond; and Respectfully AK . call from MY
in want OF any article in the Carriage line a. y.
determined tc make to order and sell at the lova.s
prices possible; and all work sold, that is new ws.
ianse oa ,e MlCAJAH MANGUM
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"a xRP COOl4.--A beautiful sru Go ~ s.silsll
IA lrish Linen Hacks, Just The i1sa tor thsse -
days, with many oshsr cool 6xinoa. q
u 10 =, SekMCEos Ne. I'D Main skse1
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ERENCH BOARDING HoUsE.-on /,

ERENCH BOARDING HOUSE.-0n the
L. LIST October next, the subscriber will be
prepared tn receive limited number OF Gentlemen
as BOARDEkS, who may desire to practice the
French language. This is the ifst opportunity ase
was ever offered Ia Richmond, for the object above
stated. all the members of the family speak
French. Persons desiring to cultivate the SPANISH
and ITALIAN languages, will likewise ind an op-
portunity of so doing as Ae.srs J. Michard and q;
B Michard have been for the six last years, ana
are still employed as teachers Ut these languages II
some of the principal Academies oil this cay.
Sc lin Main street. between cth and 9tn