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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-22
From the Richmond Tiur-
Report Oftisc Finance G COm I'm sttee


THIS report relates TO a subject in which
all ofour readers are deeply Interested,
and as we cannot find space at presen.
for the entire document, we propose to
give an abstract OF its contents.
The twenty ninth clause of the fouril,
article Of the constitution requir e4 the ere
alion of n sinking fund, equal 10 seven per
cent. on the state debt existing on The first
of January, 1852, to be applied to the reg
ular payments OF the interest on the d, bt
and the ultimate satisfaction of the princi
pal. 1t also provides, that whcnt vcr after
January 1st. 1859, debt shall be CON
trscted BY the commonwealth, "A sum tx.
| ceeding by one per cent. the aggregate
amount of the annual interest agreed 10 be
paid thereon, at the time Of its contraction,
shall be set apart for The payment Of t',e
annualintcrest and the Ultimate cxtnguish-
ment Of the deLt.
In making an effort 10 carry into effect
this provision of The constitution, it became
the duty ofthe committee to ascertain the
exnct amour, Of public ndebedncss on the
1st of january. 1852. and TO note the va
rialions down 10 20ih March. 1862.
Without going mo the details Of tile
committees inv, s,igaton, we SUI nit
the result in the following conn endous
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90 III, i'i.e. W., III! r,L !" ~ rd1 ''en'
Statement Of tie Public Dc5t Of Virginia.
1852
jan. /. Bond. registered IN the Office Of the Audi.
tor of Public Aecoapts, s793,I4GI7
Bonds registered = i,, e 'he
pand. g1"" end"S d"S''g, .;os' solee' oN
uary /, ,Is5e. s7o,Gl7 90
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igisl funded debt goth
Amour, rD' Of 'saI. valid .ab.cr;o. 'f'iz i'a,oi
ton. TO companies or
ganired before 30Ii, Sep
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Ty5o FARMERS, PLANTERS q


Il S.-AGRTCUL TURAL IN
PLENENT MANEFACTORY LyNctjprg-
The sub +criber. formerly of Baltimore, where he
was associated with Il similar establishments
takes this method TO inform the public in general
thar he has opened Ware-room and Factory on
Main Street gpPosise Bruces Livery Stable, where
lie VIII manufacture various and most approved
Implements Of Iusbandry, and Labor-saving Ma
chimes and pledges himeelthat all articles sold by
him Shall be Of his own manufacture equ1l in all
respects similar Implements made Imported
from other States. He therefore invites the public
To examine for themselves before purchasing else
where the following various linds-Portable and
Stationary Horsepower Thrashers, Fans, Straw and
Vegetable Cutters. c Corn Shelters, Harrows, Cutiva-
tors. Plow and Gang Plows-Man Street Lynch
burg, Virginia.
Repairing done with expedition and fidelity.
(Jan l9--Ivl a. w. WILLErT.
u Brd Snntinel md Dan. Rcr. cony
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AND FOR sALE.-TF.c sub-

A N ID FOR SALE.-Esac Sub
IL scriber, desiring to move the State of Ten
nessee, offers for sale the very valuable TRACT
OF LAND on which he resides, situated in Am
hcrst county. on the of Harris Greek. about
six and half miles from Lynchhurg- djnining
the lands of Messrs. McIver, Wood and Poindex-
ter.
The Tract contains 4GO ACRES, *E
portion of which is heavily tmbered-the --1s-
remainder in excellent farming condition. being of
fresh and productive SOIL and well laid off and en-
closed by substantial Fencing. There are some
highly improved LOTS. and five ORCHARDS Of
Apples, Peaches and Cherries. A considerable
portion of the Tract is fine MEADOW LAND,
and the whole Farm abounds in cool running
trenches and nerer. .faiiDg Springs
The buildings consist of a COMFORTABLE
DWELLING and every necessary Clubhouse.
All, or any portion of the Crops. Stock. uten-
sil@ Furniture &c. upon the Land will be
sold along with it if desired
Those wishing to purchase, are requested to
make early applications the subscriber desires
complete his arrangements for moving as speedily
as possible. Address Lynchburg.
march 29-wts] WIN. NJ. BOILING.
Staunten Spectator publish 4t and send act. to
fhis Office
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-sl~AUNEON Transpor,a1ion

szs--.=.--a~ LINE 10 Pits5Brg and tie Ivest.-
The undersigned would respectfully inform their
friends and customers, that thePcnnsylvana Canal
will open on 18th March, at which time we will be
prepared TO forward any amount of Merchandise to
all points on the Western waters, with Dispatch at
the very lowest rates.
No Commission charged for forwarding ut Balti-
more or Philadelphia. C. II. KOONS,
Agent Union Line, Baltimore
M,rcL 4
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N OIlCE.-On Saturday lst day of May
~ 1882, We will sell to the highest bidder At
public auction for cash, the premises the inter
est OF Jesse A. Bramblet, in % acres of land lying
near Paschal Bufords in the county of Bedford
conveyed to us in trust by said Branblett.
1he purchaser will be entitled to hold the land
during the life of Albert NJ Robertson, who is now
about IS years old. JOHN A WHARTON
Anril l--wt1 Ma JANrSE Inu\SnN
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ENDEs SALE.--The undersigned has fr-s
l. for sale two Houses and Lots-thc hou- L-4
ses are brick and recently built with all necessary
out houses and well of water and the lot, contain
threc-fonrihs of an acre each This property is
situated Immediately in the neighhorhood Of D. B.
Payne's. and opposite Edmund Logwood's, and
are desirable family residences.
| have for sale also, three building Lots in the
same neighborood. each containing one acre.
For terms apply 10 Greed T. Wills in the alb
sence of the undersigned. WI DANIEL, JR.
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LyAMELY RESIDENCE for Sale.

n In pursuance of decree of the county court
Of Amherst. in the of Suttons VS. Sutton shall
as commissioner, proceed to sell, on Saturday the
1t day of May next. that DESIRABLE RESI-
On DENCE e adjoining New Glasgow, and lately
Ill in the occupancy Of Frs. v Sutton, Sen'r.
Terms made known on the day of sale
Aprl S-tlna FRS v SUTTON JH
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

IN StALED PROFoSALS Will be received
by the undersigned, at Floyd Court House, until
Thursday. ist April next. for the construction Of
she jacksonville and Christanshurg Turnpike road
The distance is about 20 miles. and the work
will be divided into three sections all to be com
pleted within twelve months. Proposals far com
petng the work in less time will he prelerred.-
Eighty per centw viii be paid on the completion and
reception Of each mile. and the remainder on the
completion of each section
Also. sealed proposals for covered bridge over
Little River. the line of said road Of upwards If
100 feet span.
BY the 20th of March. the line will be prepared
for the examination of bidders, and after thar time
plans rnd specifications can he the store Of
G. B. & J. Gardner. ChriSriansburs, or at the o.
fee of the undersigned. at Fleyd CT. Ho.
LUDWELL IL BROWN
ERginor Jack. 4 CAgis- Irrnptke &c.
Il,
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ENOR SALE, my Tract Of Larsl,
IL in the county Of Amherst. containing about
Az Twelve Hundred Acres, situa-


81 Twelve Hundred Acres, situa-
Il. ted on the road leading from NewGlasgow
TO New Market in the county of Nelson, distant
from the former place about miles and the latter
miles the James River Canal The Land has
comfortable improvements on it, and will admit Of
division to those desiring to purchase smaller
tract. The public road about equally divides the
Land and should not object to dividing the tract
to effect sale. description Of the Land il
deemed unnecessary, those disposed to purchase
would view the land. Ny overseer, Mr.. L. b A.
gee. would show the Land any disposed to
view the same. Liberal terms will be given to the
purchaser, by amply securing the purchase money
and the prompt payment of interest. Possession
can be given at any time; and | would dispose of
the whole personal property on tic estate. consis-
ting of Negroes and other property amply sufficient
to cultivate the same on the same terms. the
purchaser of the land. Any desiring further
information can address me, Tye River W arehouse
post Office, Nelson CO., Va.
Feb 9-wts MAYO CABELL.
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WASHINGTON EOTEL.-THE

M /ASBENG NOTEE.-THE
w subscriber having, the first day oc Jan
uary last. taken charge Of the above named well
known HOTEL, pleasantly and conveniently sit
uated, nt the of Church Street ard Frst Al
ley, has materially changed its interior constructions
and added greatly to its means Of accommodation
and comfort. He Is row prepared to entertain
Travellers aud Boarders in style much superior
10 that which the former facilities of the House af-
fordcd, end equal to any in upper Virginia.
His TABLE will be found always supplied with
the best food the markets affords. and with every
dclicacy that be obtained-scrved in the most
inviting manner
His ROOMS are airy and omfortabe-supplied
(in part) with new furniture, and kept always neat
cleaniy.
His BAR Is supplied with the best Wines, Lii
qunrs Segars &c, That can be obtained.
His STABLE is under the churgc of an cxne-
rieuced and Trustworthy OSTLER, and is always
provided with abundant pure and wholesome prov
cndcr.
He promises those who may favor him with their
patronage, ,tmt no attention shah be wanting on his
pa.t or from his assistants and servauts. that NAV
conhibute 10 tbeir comfort and enjoyment.
March 12-lm G. ". CAMERON.
- Republican rorv 9w
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PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SALES.
4 AND FOR SALE-Mv Land hero

AND FOR SALEM Land hereto-
IL fore advertised. lying on the winters Of South
Fork. OF Rockfsh River, in the county of Nelson.
| will sell TO the highest bidder, on the 9TH day of
April next il fair, it the next fair dav thereafter
1t contains between roo and 500 Acres,
and can be conveniently divided into two Farms
with good Dwelling Houses on each. This Farm
lies beautifully, and is as fine wheat and tobacco
Land as any in the county, and clear of an, sroxtv
or dcceptious places. viii refer any one wishing
to purchase. to Mr.. Francis Allen, formerly Of AL
gusta CO.. if should no; be at home, who will give
full and fair description of the Land to any one
wishing to examine the same. as he lives adjoining
and owns part ofthe original tract.
TERMS-One third cash. the balance in one
and two years, and to carry interest from the day
of sale.
ALso-At the same time, | viii sell 2G0 AcrEs
OF fine Tobacco Land lying adjacent to the first
mentioned tract. and some LIKELY YOUNG Me-
GhOES, amongst them first rate cook washer
and ironer. GEORGE II. CRAWFORD
Greenfield, Nelson CO.. Va.
March "a, 1852.
n. B.-The above advertised property is not
sold and can be bought privately and ii bargain
had as am anxious to leave for Texas this Spring
Terms can be altered in the way of cash to suit
purchasers.
1t has been said by good and disntcrested judg-
es to be the most beautiful place in the county
April l9-ts &. II. CRAWFORD.
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- UNEON STEAM-sHIPC GO. Gar


-s1zsa PHILADELPHIA splendid Steam
ships PENNSYLVANIA" and "VIRGINIA," :"
leave Richmond alternately every FIVE days for
Philadelphia.
These steamers are both new and have very sr-
pcrior Statc-room accommodations.
The Captains Of much experience in
their profession, and we can highly recommend
this route to the travelling community for comfort
speed and economy.
Tobacco manufacturers will find it to their ad-
vantage to give this mode of transportation the
preference. being much less likely to dtdce their
boxes in getting them market.
Goods sent TO our consignment for reshipment
viii receive every attention and be forwarded at
the usual rates.
Citizens Of Lynchburg orelsewhere, wishing to
engage Stae-rooms in either Of these Steamers, be
fore leaving home. can do SO. by undressing US.
MAYO & ATKINSON, on the Dock,
march 1915 Richmond Va
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GALLERY

M Hkf Efs ksS Il GALEE AS : -dt
w Home aeaan The subscriber would re-
spectfully inform the citizens of Lynchburg and
surrounding country. that be has just returned from
the north. with fine stock Of materials for DA-
GUERREoTYPING, (some things en'ircly new
in the business From his former efforts TO please.
and his intimate acquaintance with the Of
this community. he fatters himself that he can
please the most fasridious; at least he guarantees
made.
Having made arrangements TO be furnished with
all improvements, as they appear, he feels war
ranted in saying, that he win make good work
as can be had in any city in the Union.
Call and examine. whether you wish picture
not
Gallery next door to the Bank ?, over Mr.. Hem
ry Davis Hardware store. r. f. GIBBS.
n. d. A good supply Of Loclets and Medalio7s
for pictures constantly on hand
march 22-fs PEG
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TERMSs-The VIRsisIAsis published semi
weekly a. - per aunum in adrasce. No subscrjp-
.ibn Is taken for shorter time than six months and
paper is discontinued except at the option ofthe
Freprietors until all arrearges shall have been paid
ADvERTIsESEsrs are inserted for 50 cents per
square Tor lcss for every inner form insertion. and
373 cents for every outer one. Ifthe number of in
scrtions is not noted the MS it will be publish
e | till ordered out and charged accordingly
The YEARLY RATES are For the privilege of
two squares $40; for square ss5-if inner form
80. Every yearly advertiser viii be required to
,confne his advertising to his particular line Of busi
ness and 1t he exceed the space stipulated for, he
will be charged ratnbly for the excess
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BALTIMORE, PHILlD. & N. YORK,
WIN. KSABE, henry GAEHLE TDw BErrs
First Premium Grand
HTyr11 AND SQUARE PIANO FORTES.
y 4 knabe, GacE,ie * Co..

HT~YF-Hn AMI N&CAhE GiANO IOR1E
4 j knabe, GaeE,ie IL Co..
Manufacturers, Nos. 4, 6, s and Esfaar Street o,-
posiie Eataty House. would respectfully invite pub
lic attention. (and particularly those in wait of
Superior PIANO FORTE at a moderate price.) to
the extensive assortment constantly on sale at their
Ware-rooms. Our establishment is now the most
extensive South, numbering over one hundred
workmen, with well selected stock Of seasoned
materials, from which, we are manufacturing PA
NO FORTES. combining the most valuable i'm
provfments known.
Our lronfIame Piano Fortes, for which we have
received First Premiums for three successive
years, (trom the Maryland institute over those of
Northern make. are particularly worthy of atten-
tlon, being arranged to secure great addition
al strength without affecting the tone for which our
instruments have been so highly recommended by
the best Professors and Amateurs throughout the
country.
A guarantee for five years will be given. with
each Instrument sold by US. of our make with pri-
vIlege OF exchange, any time within six months
from day of sale, if perfectly satisfactory
Carhar s. Needham's Patent MELODEONS.
constantly on hand, IAN article we can recon-
mend.)
Pianos received in exchange
Tuning attended fo rnorcb 90 O.
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. Richmond. Petersburg. Nor

-cs-s.z- FOLK AND NEW-lORK STEAM PACK
EFT COMPANY, have on tn, line their new
and pow crtul low pressure Steam Propeller, Clly
Of Riclmoad, L. W. FOSTER Master. she is double
iron braccG and fastened, equal to A. any ships of
twice her tonnage. She has fine State Room ac-
commodations for passengers, and no pains will be
spared to make her the popular vessel for persons
travelling this route, and goods will be delivered
with certainty oftime in few hours after shipment.
The Steamship. Ciy of Nortolh is now launched
and will take her place in the line in few days to
be commanded by JAMES Posr. This line con-
meets with line of steamers at pier eight, New
\ fork, for Boston.
AGsSrs-- MAILOR & LORD, New-fork;
ROBERT RANKIN, Richmond
Jan 5-ts
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ayza TRUSTEES SALE or Vac

.I.e GABLE LAND IN PULASKI COUN-
T1.-By virtue of the provisions of deed Of
| trus, executed to Joseph A Logan and myself, by
John Wygal, jr. and Mildred A. his wife, on the
Sih day of March, 1874, and duly re corded in the
clerks office of the county court of Pulaski county,
], as surviving Trustee, will for the purpose of ex
ecuting the trusts declared in snid deed proceed
on the l7th day of June, 1852, the premises, to
sell the real estate conveyed in said deed Of trust
| to the highest bidder, for ready money.
The Land is described in the deed aforesaid
'as lying in the county Of Pulaski in the State Of
Virginia. being the tract upon which the said Wy
gal resided. and comprising various surveys aud
tracts, all contiguous and adjoining each other and
| conniring between I.J0O ani E,70O A.
cres OF Land, with all the appendages and
appurtenances thereunto belonging"
The above Tract of Land is situated within n
mile of the village of Newbern. the county seat of
Pulaski; the Southwestern McAdarnized road pas
ses through it. The Lyncbburg and Tennessee
Rail Road will certainly pass in its immediate vi
cinity, and most probably over it.
The estate is one of great fertility and beauty,
producing grain abundauty. md admirably adapt
ed to the grazing business. Its in fine heart ard
condition. and well set in grasses with DWE
90 LING HOUSE and the necessary out hous-
LII cs upon it, About one half of the Land is
cleared and in cultivation. Further description is
deemed unnecessary, it is supposed those desir-
Of the premises for themselves. Mr.. Wygal re-
sides on the land and viii show it SUCH persons
as desire examine il
BY the terms of the deed, the Trustees arc au-
thorisod and empowered to sell the land in such
portions and in such manner, to them may ap-
pear most conducive to the interest Of all concern
ed
On the day OF sale ii will be announced whether
the said land win he sold as entire tract, in
two more parcels.
] invite the particular attention Of gentlemen
desiring to invest their means in Real Estate, to
these ands they are exceedingly valuable on ac-
count of their fertility. and the character Of their
products. They are situated in Of the most
beautiful, healthy and improving portions of the
State The title is believed to he perfectly clear;
as trustee however, shall only convey such title,
as is vested in meby the aforesaid deed of trust
WIN. BALLARD PRESTON,
Mar l5-t17lhn Trustee
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BIELY TOWNEsb4 BIZ

Il 1owRcs dam by imported Ddgkce. is now
regularly at his stands in Bedford county, Va; one
half of his time at Spotsv ood Browns on the For
est road. l6 miles from I.ynchburg; and theother
halfat Evere-ts store on the Lynehburg and Sa-
lem turnpike, Is miles from Lynchburg. and will
serve mares a, the following rates IS the leap. SO
the season. discharged by ss and SIS to ensure a
marc 70 be in foal; accompany of five mares will be
ensured for Sl2.
April I9-lm WILLIAM H. BROWN
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMIS-
lV SION HOrrSp.-THES ESTBSCRIRERS

have associated themselves under the firm and
style Of Mosby q Garland, for the pur-
pose of conducting the dHction and Generat Com
mission Bassaess nliis place. the old Stand of
MosLy & Hoicofnbe In connection with their
business, they design keeping general FUR
NLSHLNG Gpd hGRICLL TURAL ROOM,
where those in want of neat Furniture and good
Farming implements, may have the opportunity of
furnishing themselves with good article at low
prices
They viii make LIBERAL ADVANCES on all
articles consigned To them for sale.
All sales guaranteed and cashed when required.
They respectfully solicit the patronage of the
friends and customers Of their late predecessors
assuring them that by this change in the style of
the firm, they have increased facilities for extend
ing their operations, and rendering the new con-
eern, in every respect acceptable to them and wor
thy the confidence ofthe public.
VIII. II. MOSBY.
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TERRY & SHIELDS.1
MISCELLANEOUS,
T YNCHRURG MARBLEYARD

- JOHN B. GADDESS &. BRO. Propyie-
lors. lorme'fy q Battfmore-Have opened their es-
adjustment adjoining the Masonic Hall and Post
oihre, and are prepared to execute all orders in
their line, and keep constantly on hand large as
soriment of FINISHED MARBLE WORK, at
Northern prices, snch as
flain and Ornamental Marble Nantes,
Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones, &c,
Prepared Of The lest Ame,ican and Halian Marble
Carving and Lettering promptly executed with
neatness and dispatch.
Our Grave Stones merit particular attention in
FORM size, style and quality they are suited to the
taste and circumstances of nlI. Orders from the
country pnnctually attended to without any addi-
tional expense Of boxing or drayage, and carefully
packed 10 go safe any distance.
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= Il Il a VI NJ 4 Il Il l. E " O kE 4 5
~ JOHN L. ROGERS has removed his Marble
Works to the corner of Nam and Sth streets. where
will be found fine assortment of Egyptian, Itahtn
aud American Marble, Monuments, Tombs, Grave
Stones, Mantel Pieces of every description, Wall
Plates, Fronts, &c.
Any design in carving executed in the ncatest
manner. Orders from the country, with city refer
ence promptly attended to.
Mr.. r having served his apprenticeship in one
Of the largest establishments in New York CITY. and
having much experience in the business, fattcrs
hmsefthat all work executed at his shop will give
as entire satisfaction as any done North or South
Richmond Jnlv LILY
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AND FOEsWARD.

1 y AiNG-GROCERLES AND PLASTER.
The subscriber stil continues at the fire proof brick
Warehouse on the canal, amidst all the changes to
receive and forward Goods. Produce, Msnufacrur-
ed Tobacco, &c. Our charges viii be low, and
forwarding done with dispatch.
VIII receive in few DAYS first rate assortment
of Groceries which he will sell low. and buy at all
times, Flour Corn Mead. Oats. Flax SEED, &c, for
which be will give the best prices.
Pig and Bar Iron for sale
JAMES &. RENWICK.
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GAM'L 81. HENRY, Attorney at
- LAW-Having recently located at Amherst
Courthouse, Virginia. viii practice in the circuit
and county courts of that county, of the county of
Nelson, and the circuit and corporation courts of
the town of Lynchburg. Business entrusted to his
care will meet with promp; attention.
mar 29-wiw Rrn cony1
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DHiLADELPiEIA MAvsHLEo,,d

z IRON WORk.-J STRTT}fERS8 q. son
SOC Moyha Street. PHILADELPHIA, furnish all
kinds of Marble and Red Stone Work, consisting
Of Marble Nantes, Monuments Fonts, Head
Stones. Flooring lyle and all kinds of Front work
Nc Orders promptly executed and work warrant
ed against brcakage in transportation.
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HECOMMENDATIONS.
We have in use Mr.. Il. Birmingham Mitchell's
PUMP AND ENGINE, and esteem them n most
vnluabie apprndnge, great convenience and
efficient protection against FIRE.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
II. b. TYLER, do
DIR. ROYSTEB, Hugueuot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Fnrmville.
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buckingham,
K. j. GAINES, Charlottcc
Tho Pump can be in at Capt. NJ. S.
Laqghohc's and VIM. II. Langhorne's residences
on Diamond Hill. Lynchburg. The Pump can be
seen in Richmond. at the Wing office.
" NOTlCE.-AIl persons buying or selling
the above articles. arc responsible to me for it.
Z. DRITTINGIiAM MITCHELL,
march 22-ts Proprietor.