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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-02-25

, Improvements will be pushed forward. Our citizens
will cling to the land of their nativity they will
unite to cherish, build up and improve their be.
loved State; and her desert places, Under the stimu.
us which is being applied to skill and industry, will
every where ultimately blossom as the rose. The
earnestness, ZEAL and eioquence with which the pat
riotc speaker advocated the cause of improvement,
in the proposed by associated efforts of which
the foregoing is but "a brief and meagre sketch was
listened to with delight, and heartily applauded BY
the audience.
Mr.. Lemay, after Mr.. Branch had concluded his
remarks, presented the following resolutions. w.t.
FOR our mutual Improvement, and for the advance.
men OF our agricultural interests, Resolved That we
will associate ourselves together under the name of
The Wake County Agricultural Society,"
2. Resofred, That committee of three be appointed
by the Chair 20 prepare Constitution and BYLAWS
Tor the government of the Society, to be submitted
the next meeting thereof, which shall be held in this
city on Monday of next Superior Court.
B. ResOEUed, That the Secretary be requested to
give public notice of said meeting, and earnestly So
lcit the attendance and cooperation of fellow
citizens generally from every section of the county.
4. ReSolOcd, That the Committee on Constitution
and Bylaws are instructed 10 prepare the same in
reference to connection with District Society to be
composed OF all inc County Clubs in this Congress
ional District, and also with State Society to be
composed of all the County Clubs in the State.
s. Resofred. That we respectfully recommend to
our felow-citizens of the several counties composing
this Congressional District, in which it has not al
ready been done, to meet at early day practical
ole, and form Societies therein and that invite
association with them indicated in the foregoing
resolution for the purpose of uniting personal eff
foris and employing all other means in power for
promoting the great cause Of agricultural improve.
meht among US. Such union of hearts, union OF
hands, and union of purses. cannot fail to be efficient,
by applying the proper stimulus to emulation, by in
shutting and supporting respectable Fairs by bestow-
ing adequate premiums, by spreading information,
and By aIousing spirit of improvement, enterprise
and activity among whole population.
Is. OLppn we il inn tot hnn
lection of plan and the of eorts that
an act of incorporation be granted by the Legislature
for State and County Societies and that legislative
aid be given to "speed the plough" and encourage
agricultural Improvement.
7. ResolUed. That committee of three be appoint
ed by the Chair select suitable person to deliver
an address at the next meeting of the Society.
3. ResOred, That the city papers and others in the
District, be requested publish the proceedings of
this meeting.
These resolutions were amended, on motion of Mr..
Branch, by adding the 7th in the series, and unan
mousy adopted.
The following persons then, and subsequently, en-
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SMITH, WATSON & co.
OF HARD.WARE

~. 81. South THIRD ST.. PhGlGdeIr1hGG.
CHARLEs H. SIXTH, JoHN T. WaEsoK, Jos. DU1sAs.
nR. J. r. WATSON, late of Warrenton N. c.,
/having removed to Philadelphia and engaged in the
HARDW WARE BUSIN ESS in the above Firm,
would respectfully invite the Merchants of North Caro-
lima, and other Southern States call and examine their
Stock. which is entirely and will be sold on ~ g.
vorable in any other market in this country -
Philadelphia, Feb, I9, 1852. 9OS-lm-
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AOiICu tiClI bldllICO a. ulO
Josiah 0. Watson,
G. L. Hinton,
Seth Jones,
VIM. r. Poole,
John Hutchins,
James D. Newsom,
Joseph Fowler, IT.,
H. o. Parker,
Alpheus Jones,
G. II. Wilder,
VIM. Peace,
VIM. F. Collins,
Jacob Mordecai,
Johnson Busbee,
Perrin Busbee,
Peleg Rogers,
Thos. e. Whitaker,
Sion H. Rogers,
John G.. Moore,
Alfred Jones,
Willie w. Pope.
John w. Harris,
Sylvester Smith,
Il. n. Selby,
X. P. Hill,
w. H. Hood,
John B. Owen,
Thomas Hicks,
Rufus H. Jones,
Samuel W hitaker,
John H. DeCarteret,
Henry Mordecai,
Henry w. Montague,
George II. Farlbault,
w. H. Scott,
E. P. Guion,
Kimbrough Jones,
VIM. Boylan.
Samuel H. Young,
Henry D. Turner,
Henry Coley,
James Taylor,
Theophilus H. Snow,
Charles Dewey,
S. w. Whiting.
James McKiInmon.
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nbers OF the Society:
l.. OBJ. Branch,
Needham Price,
w. w. Holden,
w. H. Jones,
Jere. Nixon,
EIdridge Smith,
NJ. A. Bledsoe,
Thomas ]. Letnay,
David Hinton,
Wilson W. Whitaker,
K. Crawford,
Nathan A. Wyatt,
James s. Purify,
George w. Thompson,
James M. Mangum,
X. w. PetersiIia,
John J. L. McCullers.
w. w. Clements,
Thomas Jenkens,
A. P WoodaIl,
Willis Whitaker.
Wesley Jones,
George w. Mordecai,
John H. Bryan.
w. L. Pomeroy.
Richard M. Mason,
j. B. G. Roulhac,
E. B. Freeman,
Everard Hall,
Anderson Page,
John L. Ferrell,
w IN. H. Holleman,
Henry Wall,
w IN. Barham,
John Nj. Fleming,
Fabius ]. Haywood,
Jesse Brown,
w IN. j. Clarke,
William Thompson,
Augustus ]. Foster,
Thomas r. Debnam,
]. T. G. Wait,
Rufus S. Tucker.
Lewis w. Peck,
Stephen Stephenson,
W. D. Jones,
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A. b. STITH.

Agent & Commission Merchant, and
DRY GOODS & GROCERY BROKER,
No. 80 broadway, INesc York.
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w. w. WHITAKER, Secretary.
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The Chairman appointed the following committees:
To prepare Constitution and Bylaws, under the
I'd resolution, Messrs. Thomas J. Lemay, N. Price
and William R. Poole.
To select Speaker, pursuant to resolution 7sh,
Messrs. l.. OBJ Branch, w. H. Jones and w. w &.
Whitaker.
The meeting then adjourned until the Monday OF
Wake Superior Court.
c. L. HINTON, Chairman.
w. w. WHITAKER, Secretary.
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Leave White Hall daily except Sunday at 10 m

Leave White Hall daily except Sunday at 10 ann
Arrive at Rouses Point by 81 pm;
Leave Rouse's Point daily except Sunday at p m
Arrive al White Hall days by 6 am
iii From schroon Lake, by schroon River North ndson'
New Russia, EhLabehtown, and Lewis 10 heeso
vile, SO miles and back, three times week.
Leave schroon Lake every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at am
Arrive at Keesevlle by 9 M m
Leave Keeseville every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday at sam;
Arrive at Schroon Lake by ppm.
lIl2 From Schoon River by Adirondack Long Lake SO
miles and back twice week to Adrondac, and once
week the remainder
Leave Schroon River every ednesday and rlday at
Arrive Adirondac by = pm;
Leave Adronduc every Saturday at am;
Arrive at Long Lake by IL
Leave Long Lake every Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Adrondac by SPIN;
Leave Adirondac every Tuesday and Thursday 2 m
Arrive at Schroon River by III.
ll3 From Pottersvie Tannersvie, miles and back
a week.
Leave Pottersville every "Wednesday a an,
Arrive at Tannersville by u
Leave Tannersvile every Wednesday at am
Arrive at PotteIsville by 80
TIA From Ticonderogs by Putsvle schroon Lake. and
WoodwardsvIe, to Minerva, 35 miles and back,
week.
Leave Tconderoga every Wednesday at an;
Arrive at Minerva by 5 pm;
Leave Minerva every Tuesday at Z
Arrive at Ticonderoga by
MS From Port Henry, by Chimney Point, Vt, o
Bridport, 10 miles and back week.
Leave Port Henry every Wednesday at IL
Arrive at bndpou by pm
Leave Bridport every Wednesday q. 4pm,
Arrive at Port Henry by 7 pm
ll6 From Westpor Elizabethtown, miles and back
times a week.
Leave Wesport every day except Sunday at g pm;
Arrive at Elzabethtown by pm;
Leave Elizabehtowh every day except Sunday at M
Arrive Westport by pm.
lllz From Elizabethtown, by Keene, North Eba, Hnt
retsown, and St. Armand, to MerrisvIe, SO miles
and back, week.
Leave ElizabethtoWn every Monday at A pm,
Arrive at Merrilsvie by p m e. days.
Leave Merrilsvile every Wednesday m;
Arrive at Elizabethtown by IL next days
Ills From ST. Armand by Franklin Falls, Hamilton
Franklin county, so miles and back, a week
Leave ST. Armand every Tuesday at pms
Arrive at Hamilton by next day
Leave Hamilton every Monday al Q am
Arrive at st. Armand by IN. next day
lll9 From Essex 10 Charlotte W., miles and back,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
- pUtsLiC sALE or TmEEAGy

~
III II FERN. u, LitGtg. Bedjofd Coir1lg Tfq :
o. ae 9th day Of aamry ls53, (Conrt day The sub.
rer will sell the promises in the tovn Of hertv
ur valuable public stand, known NJ the EAGLE TAV-
ERN.
This Hoaae has extensive and profitable custom
and. from its locality, and other adganfaccs will in
proper hands, become he most valuable property in un
por Virginia The lot contains something less than
acres. fronting about 100 feet on hain street and
thence running back along the Il of tie saaare unon
which the courthouse aud other public buildings are
-ituated Upwards of AGO feet. 10 within few Yards of
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad depot
The tavern house is large. two story umed build
ing, witt g very comfortable rooms Immediately ad-
iaceut to which Main street, are well.ftted up
store-honse, and fwo mechanics shops The other i'm
provcnens subsfantiu framed stable nearly new
sufficient accommodate more than 50 horses ney fra
med kitchen with four rooms fret rate ice house and
well abundantly supplied with good water. besides
Rcvcrai,iug spring oithe lot The tom of
Liberty is rapidly increasing N population and trade,
and Is surrounded b. productive country, from which
supplies Of every kind, and in any quantity may be
silly and cleaply procured
Recent fnnily Affections compel The qabscrber to dis
continue hs prescn, line OF Observation-Disclosures or.
dnary considerations, would induce Tim 10 paft with
this property
TERMS,-Sl 900 cash, upon the residue Of the pur-
clasr money, iii rcquired) credit of ,, B. 4, and
q yeas will be given, the payment to be well secured
He viii receive proposals for private anecise at any
time before the day appointed 70. the gnlc
de- 2l-w2t JACOB FIZER
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vIRGrN1AN Jo7 PRINTING OFFICE

NscCOEALE, SIMPSON ~ JONES,
NH llholesale and Retail GroccrS and Commission
he,eha8fS Nam s'Yeef, Lyhclbarg, IA, are now
ccYng aud have store, therrosh Fall supply Of New
Goods, viz;
$50 bags Bio. Lgguira, Java and alnraicnibo coffee
- hhds and bbls Orleans. Porto Rico and clnr-
fled Sugars,
80 hhds and bblg n Orleans aud West India Mo-
lusses,
so bbls . boxes crushed, powdered Loaf gugar
20 bb's superior g ,lee Sugar
$40 sacks Liverpool mud ground alum salt
600 kegp Nails aud spiBes, all saes
800 lbs Sole Leather
so rolled and country iron, lPart On cOnsign-
nent) consisting of eqaare round, band
halfrouud, &c. &c. all sises
10000 ibs Cotton Yarns (part On consignment beat
brands
1000 lbs Eaiors, squire qn4 qeqgen eqsta;eal, MI
$50 lbs Shear steel
$500 lbs bstcred stccl
$4,000 feet best Safety Fuse
500 kegs Dppoar's best bl7sting Powder
10 b "1 l.7s and "a '',' D Dom
10 do No l az Oaoaburgs
% package- Gnnpowder, black and imperial Tea
II bbs Tanners aud Lump OIL
so boxes 8 <lO. 9 %l2. 10 Ky, IL ssli Glass
40 bbls aud hall bbIs No J, and behring's aud
blackerei
1900 Negro Blankets all pvces
$50 pair bed do do
SO dozen Wool HITS all qualities
10 do Cloth cups
IS cases Liquorice, some very fine
Is Baskets oil
so boxes ruow Adamantne M Sperm Candles
II bbs best ~ Carolina tar
$50 kegs Lewis white Lead mol, extra mi pure
1000 lbs prime Bacon Sides
Is realms wrnpping puper.
Also, Calicoes, Bed-Gckings. bleochcd Bomcsties,
Plaid Lnseys, Negro Clothing, Spice, Pepper Ginger,
Coppems, Alum, Sapetre. lndfo, Mndder, horax,
Clover and Timothy seed, Aanu Rope. all sizes Vine
gar Axes. round and square point 9hoyels. painted
Buckets, Horse do, SC, &c. Also Chewing aud
Smoking Tobacco nll qualities, of heir own mqnnine-
ture and warranted, all of which will be sold the
very best for cash in exchange for country pro-
dgce to ppnctual Customers On time.
They gl-o eontnueto receive md forward Good. mud
Prol1cr Of every description, which will be done with
The greatest dispatch. oct 30-ts
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i. LEXINGTON x Through

tdsss.....Is,,.asss re- T1ciiHNHS, N Two DAYS n
6afaasssaSA1a" our MAJ P1CkET Poots,br ScoasrH'
ami LqaeiLarq-Ou mud nfcy the lblh, onr Boais WI
lcaye Richmond daily Sundays excepted III the ufua
hour p H. aud arrive in lyuolbas II - Loegf, aud
in Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning, leave buchanan nj j a. n. every day,
except Sunday and arrive in Lynclburg nj 50 ? NJ
Leave Lynehburg Il p n, and auiyo N richmond ~
- boura in time 10 connect With the Norfolk bouts lray
ing ri 50 A. NJ, aud the aoulhe.n ind Nor'heeo RaiI
Road cots eaY ing ut 7 A. NJ
Passengers Cor Lexington, connect WITH dA1i3 bne
If Sfnqes - North River. Returning eegc Lexington
every dan except 6undays, aud agtiye in Richmond IN
4 hours. .
Passengers for Fernville fire f., Buckingham Q II
fare $395; Charlottesville, ro s. aud etnunton, ier'
81 will leave Ri,hmond Ia Mondays, Wedocsdays, and
Fridays Bpata
Below scecard of time Of arrigal At Intermediate ds
fanees
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Artci,sappyopratc 10 he First CioSs.-Boxes of hats,
hornets and furniture
1yiielce qpprolrjae 10 Second Cliss--Boxes bales
n dry goods fontheIa shoes saddery glass, paints oils,
drugs and confectionery,
1r'iciea apr0pt4ate 10 Thru Ciass.tifginn domcs'
ties sugnf coffee liquor. bneginr rope butter, cheese
manufactured tobacco leather. hides cotton yurna cop
per- tin sheet iron hollow-ware, ueenswnrc, castings
hardware oaghe (dressed and othor heavy articles not
enumerated in special Or fourth class rae'
1yticies eypJoPriate 10 The Fourth Ciass-tlonr GIN
sucks rice pork beef dsh lard, alIow nud bacon, Gin
casks boxes or saoks swux. bol of rngs ginseng
mud dried fruit bar iron, music, lundreased) mill and
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nuINEy FOUNDRY, Lynchburg
4 vA-lron and Brass Castings, Steam Engines
Mill Geerng Tobacco Presses, DC and machinery gen
enly furnished ON reasonable notice. and fair prices
The pfegent ropntaon enjoyed by this establishments
for the superiority of It's work, will be fully sustained in
the exeeutia1 [. all future orders
4. q. DABNEY.
N. B-I viii be prepared for Gas-fttng in due time.
nov q5-dhcts A. O. ID. ;
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NEW GOODS.

TWO SPOR SMEB.--We have this day oPensd.
a large, assortment of double end single baFFel
GUNS, direct from London, and manufactured for opF@
selves embracing variety OF qualities, from St.ov 10
800 cach. We earnestly invite all who wish TO pur
chase TO call and them before purchasing.
sept :I-.dts GREGORY. ROYALL g. SIMPSON.
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ECEGyHNG FORWARDING
Y syiNGsTOS PAOUGnGAsTEHGs.

\ LIVINGSTON PEOU(.HGAsE
y The subscriber has hand large lot of the
celebrated Livingston" Plough Castings, and will
conngc TO reccige additions his stock from the fon
Try so hpt thege viii be no difficulty ia getting any
of the pieces beongingto fhen. -
JAMES L. RENYICE,
Feb l9-dAcis on the Basin.
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80 NEWAksD--Ran.way. from the eeL.

AEO EeExaksD-Ranaway FROM the sub
% .3V sor,ber, on the I'D Of November, G'g.atto
s q,fl4 0HE .about feet or 4inches in height,
rather 81, Ut and ittleincined 10 lie bowegged about
D or 90 yeers nf pge think lie lurking in the neigh
borlood Of Big Lick sal,m. ,5onsaeks. R"aaokc, or
r II B4.rks L ctourt. The ana7o reward WI! ne paid
If daligstod 10 me al Wyheyi!e, or lodged in Jail in
, Lynchbnre, G7A9 Sgolls
dec f-JlB&cl3
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rEymE "NE rLss uETRAo OVER

= 'hH n |-I1Na III y y y u hhIS " EEHsS
u COAT has been pronounced the richest thing Of the
Kind in town just received, Ly the steemeg Roanoke
and Express, u fresh supply The famous Farmers
Rplag Coat nay also be found IL RsTARLIsAMEsT
as we'd us cveyhiHg in the why of Over-Coats all de-
sirable A new lot of those IALMA CLOAKS.-f
Among thom some finer than any heretofore exhibited
Cut-Vevot Vests, n and splendid article Black
Doe skin Pants new styles Fancy gass Pants. and
na ny other new Goods iustreoeved at the CLOTHING
BAZAAR. A. +. SHAFER Il CO
doc DIS
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DELL EgOTEL. AfBERTY, EEDFORD

DELI EgOTAL. LTBERTY, kEDF0RD
ID COUNTY, VIRGINIA-Thc undersigned hay
ing purchased of -ir William, Terry, tai OLD and well
know Hotel eslabli -hment, kpoV fhe BELL 10
TEL L3suI, ~ offers his Services to TIE public for
he patronage "a long bestowed upon his pred .assor
The entire es!ab.-lsell, has i,t undergone thorough
repair from Cear 20 Glrre;. Rendering pleasant and
comfortn ole in every department.
His Table Is supplied wilh every lhag good which
lovely Piedmont cqgnt.y produce, aud The b.
with the mort genuine and best qunIityof Liquors.
His EtabIas gAe in eNeeilent condition, we'll provided
good aud reliable OstlerS always in attendance.
ri.weekly with lie Cars Of Va. and Tenn T. r., and
passengers lol,n4 i,amauy direction either the Cars
Stages or private conveyance will always hud him pre-.
pared 10 qccorEaa.e lhen Wiih meals ~ 4py Aoer
He nitrrs himself that from the reputation of this
house and WITH e".sy gpeaea MS pnrt toteuder
his guests comforqJe lie Yill receive liberal share o!
patronage. THOMAS LEF / NlCH.
July l5-isif
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IMP TO FARM z e b,
1Cardeneys, F7orsfs, incorporated Companies, Man
utaetprers Artznns Procssionai Men, Mechanics aud
ofhers-The Pump and Fire Engine
eosnbined.--RightSec Secured By United Statss Let.
ters- Pateat.--ALL IHFRIsGEnEsTs WILL BE PEosEcu
rfD ~ LAw--Ths Is the most valuable invention Of
the age md wton. which manufactories, public edi'
fees, hotels and private dwellings, are incomplete and
comparatively Insecure. With this cheap and Efficient
Fire Engine the Farmer Ia perfectly independent OF all
accommodating insurance companies, and can BID
defiance to the incendary.
RECOMMENDATIONS
We have in use Mr.. r. Brittineham Mitchell's PUMP
AND ENGINE, and esteem them a most valuable app
pendoge, great convenience and efficient protee
ton against fire.
OHARL Els MARX, Richmond,
Il. u, TYLER, do
Oh. ROYSTBn Huguenot Springs
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Farmville.
EDMUND HUBBARD, Buckingham,
u. j. GAINES, Oharlottee.
The Pump can be in at DR.. VIM. 8. Morris'ss
Dnguids foundry, and at many other places IL Lynch
burg, all Of whom approve their utility and useful
mesa, The Pump be in hicl mond, the Wing
oilco They warranted r. ."ork we'll for year.
~" NOTICE.-All perss.- buying or selling the
above articles ARE responsible me for II,
u. BRITTfNGHAM MITCHELL,
march 92-dts Proprietor
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crueE OF 4ls u. x TENa. II. II. Co., !
igachbuse. 30 9Th, 1882.

llgIrllDN.G, "UI' To- }
4 + meeting of tne 3oard of Directors of the Nir.
x GINA and Tennessee RaiIroad company, held at
their oaiec, in the cay of ,-ynchbnrg. t,hs day
On motion Resolved. Tbs. lie ielin.uep, Stocbho.a
srs he called on pug the arrears ae rom them within
'Sy doye thai Legal proceedings VII! be Instituted u
ahturee ealr.tiop
Acnry from the minutes,
Agreeable "a tie ulnve rtsaa':.,n statement 81 ~.
"nanoes due On stock, wh interest vii he Ipade and
wa b. ernneed that all the Sqckhoidess in arrears
MI call and ss; the same at this Office o.,.
p9g l7'd2r4 JNo Z FpGHEs. cFh'
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fzS EoQys!sHOEs!IuATs, &C, &C. n

IA EOpE's!SHtOES!IHA As! aNc &c.
"a u A y u Il Z -
EEAS received lnrge SIMPLY Of BOOTS, SHOES,
4 4 HATS. CARS. TRUNKS, VALiSES, CAR
.PEr.BAGs, UMpREL LAS, ard other Goods usual In
well suppliad Boot Shoe and Hat Store all of which
are offered Gr prices am determined to transact
my business rgl stynigh r!ong, but little caring show
othcrs 90 theirs i dee to my friends, express my
heartfelt thankr Cor teir very liberal patronage, My
effort sha bo to secure IL continuance.
oct 1ia Express copy I'm P,SBABuRY.
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DIME PlSTOLS.-Ju.t received, by Express
L. Il lot Of Co.S Pistols navy sises.
Warmers SIX shooters smnD gi1es
Maypnrds pitt sefprming six shooters, new paten
Aliens single selfcocking fstos
Aliens revolving pistols. and barrels
Cast steel double barrel n 1o Pistols, trigger
Belt Pistrl9 cast steel barrels
Shot IA and Pouches, and Powder Flasks, neY
pgtentg For saleby
VIM. II. e. Q. FISHER,
sept 2l-ts OPPOSITE TIE FRARKLis HOTEL.
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WA9HING ToN HOTEL

LYHCHBpRG, VA.
TfHE Undersigned have the pleasure Of informgg lhf
\. pubir. that they have purchased the WASH
ENGEOA HOTEL, aud that thc business will
he conducted under the name and st.le Of NM. LEFT
WICH & SON Vim. Lett@ich the 9enior partner
has removed TO Lynrhbqrg for the purpose OF linking
charge Of the establishments agj viii shortly commence
IA thorough and complete repnir and rehllng af the
prcnises IN every department. which will enable him to
entertain his gnests in satsft ctarg TO them
and himself
He will spare pains expense in supplying the
Hoase I'obies, Bar and Stables, with every Hing the
county affords and from his long experience in
this line of business, accommodate all who mas call
on him ~ agreeable style.
lie returns his thanks for very large patronage
long bestowed upon him whilst he the proprietor Of
the House known the "IoDnfa3n Picc' the great
Western thuropghise, side Of the Ouer River in
the county Of Bedford md socit from those he has.
many occasions entertained at his country stand
call that he has removed to the city prosecute
the business which the best years OF his life
have been devoted. WIN. LEFTVICH.
Oct l-4tWts VIM. w. LEFTW4CH
Bedford Sentinel c0py
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-22
lOMMassIONEK,s sALEOE W.

TOHE SALE OF VAL
y UABLE NEGROES by virtue qf drcree
Of the Circuit Court for the Corpouton n LyGrhburg,
pronounced the 18th day of November, 1892 in The
friendly sit of "Roane Trustee Early aud wicond
ais, the undersigned Who thereby appointed
Commissioner will expose 10 sale, bJ public auction, in
front of the Alare. house IN The city OF Lynchbnrg,
Saturday, The Isl day of january 1853, the following
most valuable Servants, 10 vii june and her five
children, Alera ard l.er children Bllly, isaae,
Richard aud William Those in of fine cook
superior factory hands, would fad hen by attending
this sale.
TERMs-A credit of siN months, by giving negotiable
paper satisfactorily end orsed
WsI B ROANE, Oom'r.
MosBY & GARLAND Auct|s. dec l0-3wtds
we are requested b. the parties for The benefit Of
hose wishing good cook, Wssner qnd ironer and in
deed, an accomplished house servant, call attention
the sale of the woman jane aged aom 81 years. and
Der children, as preventing rare opportunity to
cure sacha servant. AlOSBY & GARLAND.
dec 8 ids.