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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17


ing settlement and prosperity Of the West. we
cannot escape the conviction. that both chan
nels Of commerce will be profitably sustained
and that in place OF our railroads diminishing
the business of the Mississippi, they will vastly
improve it, by the immigration, capital and i'm.
provements which they will bring to the coun-
try.
But admitting the position of Mr.. C. to be
correct, would he consign the people Of the
West, to drag out miserable existence in toll
ing to raise wheat at fourtv FIVE cent. per bush.
el. corn at fifteen, and pork at nominal con.
sideration, while they command twenty five,
fifty and at times, seventy FIVE per cent more, a
hundred and fifty miles from the Mississippi,
where the facilities for reaching market are en-
~ and interrupted; 1t strikes US that every
Western man has deep interest in providing
means for the transit Of our produce, which IN
der existing circumstances, is more a burthen
than profit, 70 our heavy agricultural popula-
ton. "
But 30 far M the Galena Representative is
concerned. Of course we must defer tn his su-
peri"r Judgment. trusting and believing how.
ever, that ne will stand solitary and alone
in his inglorious opposition to this measure.
We have been promised by the gentleman to
whom Mr.. Campbell's letter was addressed an
extract ofthat portion. relating to the Iowa Land
Bill but as he has failed to fu rnish the said ex
tract, we must leave the matter as it now stands
IN the hands Of our readers, with the assurance
however, that the above is an accurate state.
ment of the facts we received them from that
gentleman and our impressions ofthe said letter
arc simply reflection OF his.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17

The New York Times has advices that the
Queen Of Spain had pardoned Mr.. Thrasher
before Mr.. Webstcrs letter reached there.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17

| Herald. Further comment is unnecessary
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-06
e. q NJ NJ T. IL CHA r..
New York Monetary and commercial
Matters.
NOVEMBER ..

The market is easier and loans call, upon Govern
p.t secnritie hive been made low Audi u cent
upon other prime securities money is freely offered at
per cent Second class business paper i IN better
demand the rates for prime having declined.
Cotton is firm sales of 1900 bales Sales OF I2.O0o
Nil. Flour ar a 62a4 SO for State 81 81 for Indiana
and Michigan, and 5 s7a5 for Southern. The mar
ket easier Sales OF % 800 bushels Wheat at steady
rites. and 900 bushels Corn at firm prices. Sales OF
900 bbs. Rosin 81 Goal 70, and 300 bbls Spirits
rnrpeptine at 30 cents Sales of 1000 gallons Linseed
on M GGar8 cents Sales # 3 $50 hhds. Cuba Sugar
NJ 54 Sales Of so bags Rio c Office Mt 8!a9e Sales
Of LarI at l4nll4c. Slocks-Sales of Erie at 86s,
mud Canton at 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-06
NOTICE.

GENERAL LAND OFFICE, October, l4h, 1892.
Numerous Applications having been made To tnls
Office on the subject it has been decided. full
consideration, to recognise ASST nmcnts OF Land War
rants when executed before Witnesses and acknowl
edged before Notary Public in all cases, however to
be accompanied by certificate under seal from the
the propeI authority of the official character of the No
tary at the time of taking such and OF
the commences of his signature
The instructions of the Odd March last will therefore
be regarded rs amended. Very respectfully
OCT % 3taw4w JOHN WILSON Commissioner.
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Baltimore Markets.

-Four y, AIrn-The Flour market is quiet. Bust
ness generally quiet to-day. Sales Of 800 bbls How
al trre bran IS u, 81 e.! u Dbl Also. 200 bbls City
.l> 81 Ga per bill Rye Flour and Corn Meal I'M
changed
Grain and seeds Wheat is Sales of red at
120ll0!r.; white do 105all2c u bnshe. New Corn
> 90 old white G9a70e, and yellow do. 70a72c ID
bu,he Oats 34a37c per bushel. Seeds quiet, prices
unchanged.
Cirocrres-We notice moderate sales of Rio Coffee
at !a9 ~ ID.
Provi.ions-Sales small, prices Unchanged
Whiskey-Saes in hhds at dc and in bb's at 59c u
gallon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-06

sufficient number OF subscribers can be obtained. the
publication, in this city, of weekly paper to be called
"TuE TEMPERANCE REFORMER,r
and devoted primarily the advocacy of the Temper.
ance Reform, aud secondariy To Literary Agricultural
Mechanical and Commercial inta csts, and to the diiu
sion of general intelligence.
The growing importance Of the Temperance cause
the interests that nseparuby connected with its
promotion and the aarming results, direct or Indirect
individual and national consequent upon its overthrow
constitute imperative call for the Jealous and nntifing
exertons of its friends. No more effective
be devised frts promotion, than call into
requton the ss,-he great organ if it be not the
creator, Of public sentiment, among free people Act
ing upon this belief, sha inscribe upon TllE RE
FORMER" the Lenign principles of this cause, aud
send il forth to fight its battles, confidently expecting
the hid of the good and vrtuous whether in oil
Temperance institutions.
But while THE REFORMER" will mainly und ar
IDENTITY advocate the Temperance Cause thut shall only
be of many interests to which it will be devoted
H. will lend its support all agencies physical moral.
(uPart from the movements OF political partes) nvov-
ing the public good. 1t will seek promote Education,
in its Catholic sense. including Science, Literature,
the Arts of taste we'll of utility and Social
hnement. For the Farmer, it will present an Agricul.
tura department. The Religious will be kept informed
10 passing in the Christian world A record
Of the Markets and operations in the Commercial world
will be kept for the benefit of business men,-a de-
parment suited To the amusement, instruction, and inn
proyement of you,-and for the entertainment Of the
general reader regular record OF the general ineIi-
gencc of the day and the current history of tie times.
In n word, it shall be Family Paper, congenia in its
various departments to the tastes of all.
Confidently expecting the support of the public, and
especially the friends of Temperance, shall call upon
all far practicable, and hope receive the orders
of others by mail
TERM
"THE TEMPERANCE REFoRMER' will be as large,
largcr than the Lynchbulg Daily Vrginan, and publish
ed at the low price of ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY
CENTS PER EAR, due at the expiration of three
months from the first issue ALEX. MCDONALD,
WILLIAM s. ORR,
Oct % Il JOHN Il. BROWN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-06
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

l. Runaway from the subscriber on the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad in the county of Wythe the 2Olh
of Ju &C. 1872 a negro man named CllARLES,6 fee
high copper color with several teeth out in 'front.' about
35 years ofage rather slow to reply, but pleasing APP
pearance when spoken to. He wore when he left, IA
cloth cap and blue cloth sack coat he purchased
in Tennessee IA months ago, by Mr. NJ Council of
Lyncbbug; and carried that place where he remain
ed unliI purchased him, months ago. 1t is more
than probable that lie will make his way to Tennessee,
ny he has wife living there, or he may perhaps re-
turn to Lynchburg and Turk about there he has
uuainances there, The above reward will be paid if
he is taken in the State, and confined that get him
again, or l will pay reward OF $40 if taken out OF
the State and confined in Jail.
july 1-dSc2twts GEORGE w. KY LIZ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-06
EHYelle Lands.

have also Tor sne, very desirable tract of Land, y-
ing in The county Of Fnyete, both sides of the Charles
ton Fnyetto and Raleigh Turnpike rond, known the
Hill Harvey Tnct, containing about 300 Acres well
improved, with good Dwelling, Barn. Stables, and
other Oui-Iouscs-a fine Apple md Pench Orchard,
md is admirably situated for Store Tavern stand.
ALSO, one other tract. adjoining the same, contain
ing between 200 and 300 ACRES. And other
Tract, known the Bragg Tract, all of which lies with
in few miles Of the late surveys for the Railroad to tho
Ohio River, and Is of choice quality.
oct I5-dts r.. J. BURTON
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Valuable Farm near Lynchburg for

| Y SALE-'fhe Farm which live, lying immed
ntcy the Va. and Tennessee Railroad and extending
to within three miles of the city of Lynohburg. Is for
sne. This farm contains nbout700 Acres, lies remark
ably we'll is we'll wntored lage proportion in wood,
heavily timbcred, with large comfortable ianily resi-
dence large Orchard aud other eonyenienees suited to
the comfort Of n large family This land was equal. in
Original fertility, tommy in this Sate and Is now in fine
stntc of imprisonment most Of ii well set In clover and
capable OF producing twenty bushels of wheat to tho
1t is also we'll adapted to the Grazing business
being fine grnss land and capable Of being divided into
number Of small fields, with abundant supply of
in each. There Is also this ract, very fine
situation for large manufacturing mill, with abundant
water-powcr (Gen. o G. Clny's and Mr.. John Holins
urge manufacturing mills being located the Same
sirenm.)
In view of its proximity tho city Of Lynohbrg,and
great producliveness Of its soil might be very profit
nby devoted the raising of vegetables for the Lynch
burg mnrlet, md will be divided into snn tracts
suit purchasers.
As trnct of land, we'll sunted, md combining
many advantages isrnrey, if in market, per-
wishing buy will do well to mike early applica-
ton. Ed BURTON.
Richmond sem-wecly Wing Charlottesville Advo-
and fnrmyille Journal copy two weeks and forward
accounts to this Office. oct 15--dts
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
SAILED. NOV. 3.

SAILED NOV. 3.
Strnmer Roanoke Parrish, New York.
Steamer Belvidele Clifford, Baltimore.
Steamer City Of Richmold Nit hell New York.
Schr & Horton, -Janes River.
Schr Emma, North, Baltimore.
Schr Eli Townsend, Corson, New York
Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Baymore, Philadelphia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-06

CHIRp Drawers, IIalf-HlOse, Nc.
- Open this morning, the following variety of Draw
crs, Shi. ;, &c:
sod, John NJ Davis & Jones' pat Shirts, warranted
To fit better than any shirt made,
Silk shirts all prices and sizes,
" Drawers, some very heavy,
Lambs wool Drawers, very fine article
Heavy cotton do article,
general ssortmcnt Of Merino, Cashmere and Lambs
wool shirts, some very superior.
Also the best stock OF silk Mrrino. md Cotton hnlt.
Hose, brought the city, together with mngnh-
cien stock of Black and fancy silk Senrfs lldkrcis,
Gloves &c All of the above Goods will be offered nj
very low prices. DON 7. g. PETERS.
Ken rntV OCT l1tsif
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-06
HAKDWAKE We now in receipt of our
Il Fall stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS

HARD w REV in receipt of
l. 4 Fall stock Of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS
and SADDLERY comprising the most com ClA
piete md e1tenSiUe assortment ever exhibited f3 N
in THIS MARKET. We have on hand:
500 dozen Axes, Va and Ky patterns
5000 Pen and Pocket Knives, In endless variety
$500 Knives and forks, ofal prices and quality
1900 /" Knob, stock, ptonrd, and other locks
1000 " Butts, Parliament, and hook and eye hinges
5000 gross wood screws, assorted sizes
2000 dozen fiat bast'd mill, pit and - cut saw files
500 4" Spades and shoyels
100 manure and Hay forks
$50 selves and sifers
40 single md double barrel Guns and Rifles, rangn
in price Gom $3.50 to $75 each
100 dozen men and women's saddle trees, stirrup
irons bride bits harness and bride buckles rings, &c.
in great variety Iron axles all skies, elliptic springs
hub and I'd bands, hog skins, bride filings and sad
dcry. Hardware generally Blacksmith tools of every
descriptions Planes, chises, augers and carpenters
tools, large For Farmers and Plantation
use have full assortment Of articles, such us Bram-
BILE Scyhcs grub hoes drags garden forks, pick
axes &c. all of which offered for sale at low prices
All purchasers, particularly merchants, visiting this
market buy goods respectfully invited to call and
examine ortment before purchasing or going on
farther North feel assured goods and prices
will compare fayorably with any establishment in the
Northern lies. SMITH ~ hobEhlo,
sept 10-d2m if "a Main STREET, Richmond, Va
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TTNION STEAMSHIP COmPA- :.

Rp.l
- NY'S LINE o. TEAMERS-Pemngyl ss-z5'as
ra,ia and Virginia. ria Nortolh tor Phiadephia and N
York.-The Steamships Pennsylvania Capt Baymore
and Virginia, Capt Teal, will, aud after NoyembR
3d. until .rthcr notice, commencing with the Pennsy
vania. leave Richmond alternately every Wednesday,
for Philadelphia, returning leave Philadelphia every
Wednesday.
Due notice will be given, every trip, in all the daily
papers, of the hour Of ,heirsung.
These Steamships have been built expressly for this
line and beautifully fitted up for the accommodation
of passengers first tables and every attention
paid to thei comfort aud safety They also pro-
vled with Francis patent Metallic Life-Boats, and
great is aen,a and prompt attention paidto the safe
delivery of goods In addition the above induce
ments to travellers, have made arrangements to
forward passengers through to New York by cars or
steam boats thereby Offering the public opportun-
itv never before offered the price, of viewing
the noble Delaware ana visiting that model city Phila
delphia
Passage through New York, in lst Cabin and
found. 50 90
Passage through to Philadelphia, do 90
For freight passage, apply to
RO RANKIN AGT., corner % Water St,
Richmond, Va.
LEVI ELDRIDGE, GES'L AGT,
No 7, North wharves. Phi'a
N. B.-Sh!ppo-s will please bear in mind, that the
steamers leage eacrg VciResaay and dUe notice will at
al times, be given the hour of smiling.
Tobacco carried through to NewYork, Mt 20c., to
Boston, 30c ~ box and all other goods in proper
ton
Transportation to be made in superior and fassaing
Steamers. RO kANhlN.
5--dts
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JOSEPHII. WILSON,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER
Commission and Forwarding Merchant,
LYs1HBuRs, VA.
u RESPECTFULLY soeits the patronage of his
Ia friends aud The public genenlly.
sept SITS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-06
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

CIRCUIT CoURr YEsrERDAr-The Court occu-
pied, yeserda', in the case of the Commonwealth rs
Crowder who had been Indicted for selling free negro
as a slave.
The jury was unable agree and discharged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-06

EHEAP CASH STOIkE--NEW FALL
~ Goods am receiving full assortment OF
NEW GOODS, ndnptcdto the present and approach
ing scason,t which beg call the attention OF the
public Having been selected, in the Northern cities,
with great care from the lncst mpor aons they will
be offered moderate profits in o. der TO insure quick
tac.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hive received
since changed my business from credit TO the cash syo
tenn, shull hope for continuance upon pledge OF
selling goods cheap they can be purchased in the
Stntc
will always keep ON hand, lnrge stock of seoson-
able goods at the lowest prices. }. Il. MEEm.
Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-06
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.

THRUST SAEE.-By virtue of a deed of Trust
l. executed me by james G. Swnncy, for the ben.
eft Of VIM Elliott and theirs. will sell at public auc-
ton, the Market house. Saturday. the 9Th of No
vember, 10 o'clock, said swinneys entire stock Of
Liquors Cigars Re.
Also Negro woman,
Horse and Buggy
one horse Wagon and harness, and cart,
Cow md Calf,
Soda Fountains and fixtures,
Ten-pin alleys Balls and pins,
Bagutelle Table and balls.
All his Household and Kitchen Farniturc whether ut
his private residence at the Exchange Hotel.
Terms made known the day of sale.
oct 25-dtds r. j. FOLKES, Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-06

NEW BOOKS:
~ Watson's Pocticu Quotations
Frost's Sketches of Indians
Walkers Rhymiug Dictionary
Camp Fires Of the Revolution
Mactny's Popular Dolusions
Philosophy Of Living
Young Americans Library, continuing lives Of
Washington. Franklin, Penn, Marion Jnck-
son, Taylor Lafayette
Boston Ten Party
< Id Bell of Independence &c, all beautifully
illustrated
Gents and Ladies' Book of Etiquette
Young Wife's and husbands book
Science of Etiquette
Aunt Mnrys Library
Cold Toybooks, &c, for children.
nov 1-ts @ MORSE.
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w II TO Is ADJACENT LOTS, FOR SALE
| PUBLICLY.-O On Wednesdny, the 18th day OF No
yember, 1852, shall offer for sale the premises.
public auction, that valuable property known WEST
| II Ii WAREHOUSE, situated the East side OF
Walnut street, in the city of Petersburg in whole or
in shares. The Warehouse will embrace the vacant
ground in from: of said Warehouse, fronting W anut
street about 1913 feet also n front Adams street
equal to the east front of the Warehouse supposed to
be- 1j3 feet. The Warehouse has fronts one on
Walnut street. the principal business street, md the
other Adam. street ltslocaton is central md
venient to the Railroad depots and principal Hotels
Under ludicious management, annual revenue of
from four FIVE thousand dollars may be realized from
this Warehouse property.
At the time, | shall offer some 10 or ID adia-
cent vacant Lots, admirably suited for commercial
houses well as dwellings These lots front ON Wal
Franklin and Albums Streets and the private street
leading from Walnut through West Hill Yard
Adams
1t is seldom such opportunity il offered for judi
;ions investments, for the procurement of such de-
'Irable building lots. Those desiring purchase. are
invited examine the maps IF the property the office
If the Surveyor Mr. San' Griscom in the Exchange.
The sale will commence with the Warehouse. twelve
o'clock, NJ. The purchaser of the Warehouse will be
Untitled 10 the aecrung fromand after the LIST dry
If October, 1872.
TERMS-Fort the Warehouse, three equal payments,
one, two and three years from day of sale with in
from sulc payable, the whole purchase money
emi-annunly, negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed
20 be given, with a deed of trust ON the property.
For the vacant lots Two cqun payments. ut six and
twelve months without interest. negotiable notes with
satisfactory endorscls be given with deeds of
the lots. GEORGE w BOILING.
99-9tnwtdS
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SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1852.
Il T. q Ek Il L VI. Is u 4 IL n R I,

LYScuBuRG, VA.
- RESPECTFULLY begs the attention Of the Ladies'
Ia his superb stock Of Fancy Dry Goods, being
received and opened Tho following is portion of his
very elegant assortment
Splendid Brorado, plain Gro De Rationale. Gro De
Antique Plaid, Wntered md other styles cold silks.
90 % 80, b, "a, aud 36 inch snp'r BLK Gro De
Rhine silks
% 30 and % inch extra snprbl'k TaIetn silk Also,
supr BLK Gro De Armune silks.
French printed Mousln de LANES.
- - Cashmeres assorted.
Solid Mouslins and Merinos in great variety
French Worked Collars Sleeves Cuffs, Gnpes, Der
theirs lldk'f great variety.
Splendid Neck and Bonnet Ribbons.
French MantilIas and Cloaks. sept 30-dts
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GALE OF SIavcs-U nder u decree of the Cir
- cult court of Nelson pronounced at its September
term 1882. in the Of Harris administrator
Faulkner &c, shall, Nelson Courtlouac, Mon
day the 22d of November 1872 Chat being Court dny)
sell by way of public auction, the ste in font of
the Court louse, two valuable YOUNG NEGROES II
boy about and girl about -, years of uge.
TERMs.-So much cash will defray expenses Of
sale, the residue credit of six months. Negotiable
notes, payable of the Banks in Lynchburg sas-
fuctorily endorsed, will be quired.
oct I9lds WM. NJ. CABETI, Com'r
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NEW GOODS--FALL 1852 The sub
~ scriber would respectfully announce to his friends
and the public generally that he is prepared to Of
fer to the trade alga and well selected stock Of Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods unusually low prices His
stock of Fall Cloths, Satinetts Linseys &c. is very
large also very large and desirable stock of Blankets
all of which will be offered NJ very low ptn'es.
Sept 2i-difts d. I. {. LETTERS.
~ Renuhlicnn cnuY.
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NEGROES WANTED.-The subscriber
~ having located in Lynchburg Is giving the hlghest
cash nrces for negroes between the ages OF ~ ana ~
vears Those having negroes for sale, may lind it to
iLeir interest to call on him the Washington HOTEL
Lynchburg, or address him by letter
All communications will receive prompt atecnt,om. ,
" H. ] b McLENDON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-06

vgyO THE pgRLIC-This is to certify that
l some Two months ago, Mr. VIM Elliott put one Of
Mtche's Pumps into my well The Pump works en-
trelv to nv satisfaction, and be worked by any
small boy My well about sixty feet deep and by at
tachng hose the Pump, the water can be thrown
part of my garden, which m kes this Pump invaluable
in cases of fire. and useful for gardening purposes.
Mr. Elliott is neighhor Of mne and Is perfectly re-
sponsble ard implicit conf ence may be placed In what
| he saws in relation to these Pumps. ......,,
"' aa' q JOHN ALEXANDER.
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DEDmONT WORKS.. ELLrsoS ir Pro
4 prietor.
Steam Saw and Planning Mills,
Door, Sash blind and Boz Factory,

Nh and Machine Work,
Iron Turning and Fitting,
Biacksmihing Of all descriptions.
These works having been fitted up at great expense
with stenm power, and large variety of machinery for
working wood and iron, form the most complete estab-
ishment Of the kind in the Southern States and can
better work md at cheaper rates. han DO
me in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending to build, supplied with
Doors. Blinds, " ndow Frames and Sash (primed IN"
glazed if rcquired) Mouldings Flooring dressed and
tongue md grooved ready for laying. dressed Ceiling
and Notwithstanding, Pangs, and variety Of other
materials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dump and Stone Cara, Der
rick Gearing, Whecbnows, Picks and Bars, and other
Tools required upon Public Works.
Constantly ON hand and or sale, reasonable terms
all varieties Of Flooring and other Lumber worked or
unworked. Saving and Planning done to order. Bills
of Timber sawed to order.
Jan Lifts A. NETTLETON. Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-06

DELL HOTEL. LIBERTY, BEDFORD

DELL HOTEL. LIBERTY, BEDFORD
ID COUNTY, FIRGINTA.-The undersigned hav-
ing purchased of Mr.. William Terry, that old and well
know Hotel esinbiis hment, know the BELL HO-
TEL Lbeqty -, offers his services to the public for
the patronage long bestowed upon his predecessor
The entire establishment has just undergone thorough
rcpair from Celar Garrett, Rendering pleasant and
comfortable in every department.
His Table ia supplied with every thing good which
our lovely Piedmont country produce, and the BAR
with the genuine and beat quality of Liquors.
His Stables arc in excellent condition, well provided,
good and reliobe Osters always in attendance.
The Rocky Mount line of Coaches at this poin
iri.woekly with the Cars of Va and Tenn r. r., and
passengers coming from my direction either the Cars,
Stages private conveyance, will always find him pre-
rnred to ceomdate them with meals at any hour
He nnters himself that from the reputation Of this
house and with enegy spcared his part to render
his guests comfortable, lie will receive n liberal share Of
patronage THOMAS LEFTWlCH.
July l5-tsif