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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-25
GarbIIng and Misreprcsentation

"And IL seems certain of on cotempo.
rayies are determined to prove themselves
devoted disciples Of tho 'sfatber Of lies,
by m~isquoting or miseonstrning whatever
q democrat may do OF say" 8
The foregoing extract Is mn quotation
from the last number Of that high toned
democratic sheet the Aduuatc intended
TO At us /; but which only recoils with
rene wed force upon themselves.
To the insinnation Of our ~misquoting
or niisconstruing, we can say the editor
Of the Advocate knows it to be false, we
have knowingly done either, we
noticed the resignation Of Dr. HEaEFoRD
as an item Of news, we did not ~insinnate
anything and il the mere resigning the
office Of prcsident Of the PIERCE and KING
club be anything to merit the approba.
ton Of the p%ariy--ihe Adrocatc, we do
nos doubt will provoe extremely adequate ;
when it fails the mark. then it Is Slime to
solicit the conductor of a wing paper 10
comment upon the act.
"The Gazette has made the wonderful
discovery that Gen. ScoTr has nor changed
his opinions siascs last ycar.'.Du da da.' =
Advocate.
Here is misquotafion, INSTRUMENTATION,
perversion. Or something else al any rate
the editor Of the advocate knows the con-
s,ruction which be has in bis wisdom
deemed expedient should rest upon our ar
ticle, to be false. He knows We made no
such discovery. W. never discovered
Gen. Scorr to be tickle, Or any thing else
that be should not be.
DAgain we are picked up BY our
neighbor the advocate, because we had
noticed Tie suggestion that the Hon. r
g. DAvInsoN should resign his position a.
EIector fos the fourth district.
We had been informed this movement
originated ii the democratic club a! this
pIacs. that the Hon. Elecsor from some
canse or other would not d.. But we
had learned 70 look Dpon 81 EIector u
authority above the influence Of any save
tie body who Ind assigned that station %
he recipienl. WI diid aot for mcaaeut
entertain opinion that MI. DAvIDsoa
sr@yta w.-s~. III. nns;f;on ~ sEIacto,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-25
From The EtIieotyilis IN. VI Why And Union.
"Gencra1 SCOTS QunFreIss'

The Locofoco papers ore publishing .
list oftwslvc OF more qnarrels which, they
say Genefal scorT has had during the last
half century be has been fighting the bat.
ties of his country. We suggest that
they add three OF four more just for the va
risty Of the thing. Hero they are
He quarrelled with the British govern.
fnent III 1912 or'14, AM taught them tbs
respect they were glad, At that early day.
to q exercise towards American arms md
American commanders, himself included.
He qnarreIIed with the wild rowing say
ages Of the Southwest, and brought them
10 state Of mcekness and quiet they have
not yet forgotten.
He adjusted d quarrel which the admin-
istfation Of General JACKSON lad forced
upon II eby the nuliiiers Of South Caro-
lima, and really made then: believe the ssf-
premacy oftl,ela law shove their petty gfiev-
ances.
He lad several seriofs quarrels with
Santa Anna and other Mexican geDerals
80 serious, indeed, that lie was compelled
10 pepper them and their whole command
with cold lead. The Mexican govern
ment, backed up BY an itnbeciie adsniiIas.
tTation ii home, could not prevent his
auarrels with them, OF the choice ~ wea.
pons De felt Il bis duty 10 ne, n the o.
fence 81 his country's rights. He kept
right On, not Regarding the 'sdfe ~ he real,
81 tile difficulties ahead, and conquered ~
honorable peace. His war eqOlpage Was
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-25
ORA d orrICE,

Having lately added 10 Gar stork 81 n%,atrfinlp, we
ara now prepared II denll kind Of Work ~ the pfint.
fns line, rstsous desiring cards, Circulars. 'at'ph
s,,asanatlp trina, will ptsNse give ts y mil. we
are determined h, satIrfy all who may be ~liTposea
ta encourage u.s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-25
SCOTIA GRAHAM Il U

Public addresses win lie delivered
this evening Al the Court House by Messrs
J. nj. EIAa and 4. @. MoeeAN aaa5ehalf
of the wings olthis parish,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-25

THE poLE RArsISo.-Thursday fast
was . wonderful political day with aahe
Democracy Of this parish, and we presume
the past event have been transcribed 10
the pages Of their history. On that day
the /" unterriied' rallied in numbers no
~ be computed, (lor We noticed . gooiiy
number Of Wings in the vicinity % the
raising OF . pole. the eagle at the top pl
which lowered high ID the heavens. IN
verr visible distinction between il and The
distinguished parsonage sought % be re-
presented
We learn that much manuscript was
anfolded, end speeahss r,sse plenty On he
occasion. We fnrsher lear6 that ths III
refused 70 unfold is stsrs and ssripes, ind
certainly when we passed The tpot. shs
pole appeared q il slothed il moarnins.
i elosaly did tbz AZ sdhets tois-sprpg.
n~ossis.kion of Gen. Pierees droopingg pFos
pects. when ~ htsl news viii - bfoken
. him i Noseln6ss nsxt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-25

SKErcH or THE LIFE or GEN. ScorT.-
We have received . few copies Of The
sketch life Of Gen. Scott, printed on paste
board, which are offered for sale At twen-
ty-fve cents each.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-25

JoxEs says be hates 40 see woTne buy
ing fnfniture 4 suction roosns The pset-
tiest tiien iook agiy-xhtir c-ourtenances
IRE y fsr5i4dirs Afier rerpetraling she
sbose. JssEs IN term - has not sa're
hsen l,eard Iron. IIs i supposed 70 have
ersuniisic.l sssjcideE Px
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-25

THE LoBos ISLANDS FonTir1Ep AND
GARRIsoNEp by LAND AND SEA.--The N.
Y. journal Of Commerce has been put in
possession Of the following important ir-
telligence, which It says come from q per.
fectly reliable and authentic source
Immediately on receipt Of dispatches at
Lima, 31st Of July, sent by the Peruvian
Minister at Washington, the Council Of
State clothed the Executive with extraor-
binary powers. One steamer and two
ships-of-war were sent to the Lobos Isles,
and three more were to be sent immedi-
ately after. Gen. Destna was at the Island
with d force of 500 men. The English
steamer Lima, which left on the 18th OF
August, landed five hundred and fifteen
men, well differed, at Payta, on the 14ih.
Tliey would leave the next day, in the
steamer Bimae. for dobos Island. Orders
had been given to station two thousand
men at Lambayeqno lcoast opposite Lo-
Dos Islands. The Islands would be
strongly fortified, every thing being pre-
pared Tor SO DOING
Joaquin =. de Osma, brother Of the pre-
sent Peruvian Minister, has arrived here
as Minister PIenipotentiary Extraordinary
20 treat upon the Lobos question.
"A letter in the Herald, dated Lima, the
10th August. says the people Of Perm are
en- auasss 10 favor Of resisting tho United
States, and that Gen. Destna has ordezs
10 warn off all vessels found loading with
guano, three times, and should they per-
sisf. TO sink them. The standing army
was 70 be increased to 5000, and the Ma
tioral Guard throughout the country cali
ed into active service. The letter adds
Government has purchased 4 French
~rlan-of war stearaer III Valparaiso, md Or
dered four steamers more 10 be immediate
ly purchased. lii Callao 4 ffigate u being
armed with twentyaour long guns; other
vessels are preparing, and the splendid
steafn-frieats Amazonus was daily expect-
ed, with orders / proceed to tie Iobos,
where all the present menrof-waE Ot Peru
are stationed.
The vessels of war are no prepared
merely to protect the Lobos Isiands, but
also soattack the Raritaf, 81 other vessels
Of war that may wish 70 project tae gVuuano
pi0adefers. The popular feeling y very
mich excited. aud the leading idea isytllat
IL the Americans should succeed ID rob
1 &*sxw~..Ar~ S~~-*xHS-<~ - <.~xv<34& ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-25

Eslisor ~ the Gsfascstc ssss&
DEAR Sir Please allow the under
signed, through the medium Of your vala.
able paper. 10 announce to the rnblic, thai
the friends of Scorr and GRAnAM-in ST
Helena Parish viii give q public Barha'
cue ~ Greensburg La. on Thursday the
9TH day Of Cctobet next Several distin
gtiished Wig Orators viii be present
amongst whom are The ALLOWING ID wit
Hons, =. +. BENsanlS. c. RosEilus. Col
n. A. SrKwaRr. Hons. RASnalL HuNr,
ID. ID. RscsARpsox. II. II HAYS. Geo
w. WArERsroN. u. r. KESNER, pRxsros
foSp, \. II MrRslck. aud others-a
cordial fasrstation Is erse,ndod b. AK.
GRExNsspEe. Sept. 18th 1852.
JULIUS u. WILSON,
s. B. DRAUEH0N,
JOHN BURTON,
Communities of CIV. AMACKER.
Insssstirn, w. WsCARTEK,
H. THOMPSON
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-25
spaIding y Rogers Circus altd
Floating TaItteet

Many are the notices we have eastl
eoniplimentiug In the highest terms the
enterprise Of those sterling gentlemen
Messrs. ssrA1pfNa & ReeEas. The Or,
Gus Palace IL floating upon The mighty
waters of The majestic Mississippi, and ere
long our citizens will have the pleasure O
welcoming TO their shores this magnificent
boat. In the Memphis Eagle u EnqAt.
rey we find the following particular no
tioe OF Tie Palace
Magnificent sleurlers have multiplied
80 fast recently, and are 10 superbly fitted
up as 10 eftltia them to the sob,la1et oil
Floating Palaces. The minds Of readers,
however, upon the mention Of the term,
will at nncs reettr TO tbs leng.expected and
muehstalked.of Circus Palace, built fol
Messrs. spaldIng Il Rogers company, d
the capacity Of d sHlnlI sized city, with ~.
looms, drawing.rooms, v~estibnles, offices,
broad ~aisles, dressing rooms, stables, and
ati atnplntheatre unacceptable of seating
1900 persons, oil on one hull. Add 10
this, gorgeous chandeliers, brackets, gas
lights, massive mirrors, elegant paintings,
superb liangipgs aud ornaments, fieh cor.
nices, exquisite embellishments, Brussels
carpets, arm chairs, cushioned aettees, and
what visions of magnidcence and roysl
splendor are excited No wonder every
posrible conveyance Ii put Ia requisition 70
carry tho multitudes to the spectacle,
wherever and whenever il exhibits. Not.
withdrawing the propfietors have ali en-.
tire French aud English company Of per.
formers, in addition to their already cele'
bfated American troupe, the splendor o.
the Palacs IL tile engrossing theme Of eve.
rybody. The CiIcns can now be enjoyed
without the physical endurance Of hard
boards, and crafnped seats, exposed 10 the
weather. All cal participate IN the plea
sure Of bel,olding the gyrnnasttc sports
free from rain, famed by u thousand
breezes, ensconced luxuriously In arm
chairs, or lounging on easy sofas. with the
chef a'ouvyes Of painters and sculptors or
every side, to keep up an illusion Of fair,
elchantment
z #Hz4s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-25

excited people, and maintain unbroken
the bonds of peace by his wisdom in
council, and by his faithful fuidlment Of
onerc1s duties Of his Office, eeinced a
bravery snd a patriotism beyond tie sting
Of calumny and worthy of all imitation.
He has BY e1altiDg the name and honor Of
his country gIoriiied his n name, and
iustly merited the highest git i grateful
PEOPLE could bestow. His fame BRILLIANT
as the MONDAY sun, will glow with
undiminished Iustre till time itself shall
cease.
9Th That we hail with pride the noni-
nation Of VIZ. A. GRAHAn, of the "OId
North State" one Of the line Of thoso IT,
Instrious. characters who dared Id the face
of royalty Ia declare their rights ~ free-
men, broke the letters of vassaia4e, and
rromulged the first declaration of civil
IN Ifeligious freedom. That his course dn-
ring bis political carees meets with Cur
hearty a~pprobation, md stamps him u !
statesnnan and patriot. That we readily
concur with our pfesept noble Chief Mag
istrate 10 the high md hoporable com
incubation Of lis character md abilities.
and deem him 10 be L saitahle compauion
To the illustfiot1s Scor1, nnd fully capable
~ aiding dignity 40 grace q de august
body over which a wonId bekcaIIed %
pres1de.
ION. That Ml1Ixnp FiIruosx by his
indicious siatssnaanrIike adnasinff Sation Of
onr public afIairs by his exsenpIafY and
K$#&E%& 1&xu $aE5E&Z&&&LsA4&
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-10
TOs. B. NOWLIN, Grocer, Commits

a. SION IND FOR VARDING MERCHANT
LYacHBuRG VA.-ls receiving his Spring supply
of GROC ERIES AND STAPLE DRY GOODS com.
prsing:
o, Porto Rico and 81 Croix Sugar.
Loaf, crushed, pulveriscd and clarified do
Rio and Laguyra Coffee,
10 mats fine old Java do
N o, L II and West India Molasses,
Stuarts extra Molasscs Syrup,
Rolled and lmmcred Iron,
Blister shear and cast Steel,
Box. fence and common Nails
8xl0 and 10xl2 Glass,
chest very fine Green Tea
do black do
Rice, Ginger, Pepper, Spice Bale Cotton few bales
extra No. Osnaburgs; No. do; "a, "A brown and
beached Domestics, Calicoes, &c &c. which he will
sell low for cash, or in exchangeor country produce
apl l9--ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-10
STARLER,S Alternative.

valuable remedy for Impurities Of Tie Bocd, Erysi.
pelas, Boils Salt-Rheum, Milk Crust Rheumatism,
Bronchitis Englarged Tonsis, Sore Throat, Dropsy,
Ulcers the legs, Swelcd Glands, Deranged Liver,
Oppression Pal pitatiun of the Heart letter &c &c.
Prepared by r. II STABLER, Alexandris, Va.
All ofthe above paluable preparations for sale by
h. STABLER & co,
~ l--3m Lvncbburg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-10

HAULING Down INT PIERCE FLAo.--The
Star, heretofore pcI,ral Pspcr conducted with
considerable ability, NJ jackson, Miss, imme.
diatciy after the Baltimore nomination, hoisted
the Pierce and King flag A sober. second
thought" however, wrought change, and the
flag has disappeared. What can be the mat.
teri
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-10

nI&SOLUFION.--T Co-Partncrehip hereto
H fore existing between the Subscribers under The
style of DupIEK Cossrrrr, has becnths day Dissolved
by mutual eensea,s1ohn Nv Dudley has purchastd the
interes, Of WIN. A Comptoninthe late concern and viii
discharge its liabilities Heembraees this opportunity
his sincere thanks his friends for their pat
ronage the concern of DUDLEY Il CoaPToN, und u
solioit ito continuance in lrs COMMISSION.
JNa. w DUDLEY
WIN. A COMPTON
CIsoIHsArI April 10th. 1882
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-10

~ have hand
In F. c. Jones f. Cos White ZINC PAINTS,
B,oua " :"
They are superior in all respects to Paints in COM
mon use, more brilliant durable and choprcr The
BroUn is greatly used Frcproof Paint OH Metal and
Single roofs, Fences, Boats &C.
Ayres' Cherry Pectoral for coughs aad colis
Wistar g Basam Wild Cherry q
Jnyne's Expectorant
Codliver Oil for Dyspepsia, Debility &c.
Yeast Powders,
French Window Glass of all sizes
Looking Glass Plate ~
Phosphate of Lime for diseased Lungs
Best c hewing Tobacco, &c, &C.
Jim l9--ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-10
SENTIMENTAL

The rose that bushes like tho morn
Bcdeoks the valley, lowi
And so dost thou, sweot infant corn,
My Angolina's toe;
But on the rose there grows thorn
Tint breods dirs.trous woe,
Ana so aost fbou. rcmorscleless corn
On Angelina's toe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-10

A man asked q Celebrated eronout what he
would do for provisions in his nrial journey, as
there were no hotels. lie instantly replied
that he would stop at some of the castles in
the air.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-10

a simple HIbernian far, great favorite with
Nelson, used 10 pray IN these words every
night when he went TO bis hammock: God be
thanked never killed any man. nor any ever
killed me- God bless the world, ard success
TO the British Navy"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-10
CHILLS AND FEYERS.

Ague, Bilious. Remittent and Nervous Fevers, Gene
mi Weakness WEAKNESS in the Limbs. Chronic Debii-
~ Jaundice, Dyspepsia, &c, moy be cured by STA.
BLER'S Great Ague and Feper Srecifc
III None genuine without the signature R. II. STA
BIER NJ. d.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-10

< consequences Of the breakage of the Canal, the
undersigned has just received his Spring and Summer
Stock Twenty FIVE years experience in his business
has enabled him to purchase mos. complete and de-
sirable of goods. Without farther comment
all lie asks is examination of the He calls the
attention of his and the public generally
the following viz; Ladies whoie Caters, Caters
Caters Ezcelsors Parodis, Jenny Linds Lola Monies
Baskin, Ties, Slippers dc, DC, Misses and Infants
shoes of every description. Also: Gents Boots, Shoes
and Caters the latter of which very pretty and
which he will sell remarkably low prices also
plete stock of Gents Slippers. His Trunks, Carpet
Bags and Scateels he obtand unusually low prices.
He offers in the way CHATS the following, viz: The
Mole Skin, Black and TVk0e Bearers, Rnssd, Sax, Pa
ansaa Wlllom Bird Eye, China Pearl, Black, Blue,
Green and White Lsghorns The India Hat Congress Hat,
and White and Black Beaver Kossuh Hats Sioaches and
Mezicans of all qualities and styles.
am constantly manufacturing. ORDERS promptly ut
tended to- Panamas and Legnorns dressed the sign Of
the Red Hat. JACOB RUMbOUGH.
May H-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-10

il 10 an moonsbiDe about the Connecticut
girls pei;'oning Congress to have leap year
come considerably ohencrr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-10
0br Doilp pirpinian.
Old Chippewa.


Ye Wings who onre bsitled for Tippecsnoe,
Who fought by his side till the conflict Vas oer
Who conquered n conquer the tried and The true.
To the onset again. and 20 the aattse enoe mere'
- hero bears banner now,
Hin hip boys, hurrahi
With giory's wreath upon his brow.
lie won-st ChipPcwai
And We who have fought with the ps,rics Clay,
Til that day-star cfffeeion shrouded IN n1gf,
From your sorrows awaaen. To battle asoy,
And triumph a. victors with Freedom and Right.
patrio; leads gallant hosi
Hipl hsp' boss, IN rah'
Who never tainted OF his post
For bruyeis Chippewa
We thousands that conquered with Taylor lbo rnse.
And rushed the standard he prosdlr ~Aina'ned
Ga. on with yeur arno< your coun,fs to save,
And guide the same banner 10 molly sustained.
chieflain guards that banner now,
Hip. hip boy, hghol
Who won a yicior's laurel brow,
In bloody hexiool
For the Hero. the Patriot. the Cheftain, welrniiy
And ioin tho bpid loKioas that rush 10 Ito fight,
From the North noble hills und the South sfertile valley
Rc-eeho the shouts for Scott Union and Right
Then Ia the eceex gallant Gag,
Hip hip boys, h~rvahs
And let il Goat o'cr vale and cfag
Inscribed with Chippewa
Nav HAYES. July. 1861.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-10
TO s TRANGERS.


~ bus, Cholic, Cramp, Gripping Pains in the Bowels,
Spasmodc and Nervous Disorders &c, may be efectu-
ally cured by STABLER'S Great Summer Remedy.
EV' None genuine without the signature R. II. STA
BRER M. d.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-10
ID ECEIYING AND FORWARDING

IA GROCERIES AND PLASTER.-The sub
sohber st continues the fire proof brick Warehouse
the canal amds, all the changes receive and for
ward Goods, Produce, Manufactured Tobacco. &c.
Our charges will be low and forwarding done with dis
pstch.
viii receive in few days, frat assortment of
Groceries which he will sell low, and buy all times,
Flour, Corn Meal Oats, Flax Seed, &c for which he
will give the beat prices.
Pig and Bar Iron for sale
JAMES u. RENwICK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-10

A little child hearing a sermon and observing
the minister very vehement in his words and
gestures, cried out. Mother. why don't the
people let the man out of the boxi'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-10

- ERS. &C.
The American Farm Book, by n. l.. Alien.
American Poultry Yard, by d. J. Browne,
The Diseases of Domestic Animals, X, T.. Allen.
American Bee Keepers Manual, by T. X, Miner,
Family Kitchen Gardener, by Robert BUST,
Elements OF Agricultural Chemistry and Geology,
Youatt on the Horse. edited by w. G. Slrooncr,
Youatt on Sheep,
Johnston's Agricultural C Chemistry, now edition.
Stephens Book of the Farm-realiy of the best
books for al armcr pussesa.
Southern Agriculture, comprising Essays the cul-
tivntion of Corn, Hemp, Tobacco, Wheat &c,
The American Muck Book, Ny u, d. Browne
Chemistry made easy for the Of Farmers, by J.
Topham, NJ. A. (Paper)
Flement- of Agriculture, by l.. BentE (Pap r,)
Pests nj the Farm with instructions for the r exti,.
pstian, by h. ID. Rchardson-bound il paper,
Just received and for sale (oheap) by
c. MORSE Comma. Me rckii.
jy Gets Opposite Warwick House, Ma in ST.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-10

Il M. HOLLINS-Bcg leave to call IN. Mt
isntion of their customers and tho public ger eral
ly To their
spring supply Of Groceries, &C.
eoasiaing IN part as tofiohos pit
IS hhds r II, Cuba and o Sugar
do stCroix do
30 boxes and bbls Loaf orushd and Pow'ddo
Is bbls supr clarified do
Is khds Cuba Molasscs
do u do superior
10 bbla n O do "
D. bags Rio aud Lagoira @ ohee
60 do and mats superior old Jays do
20 tons Ba. Inn, well asserted
do Hoop and Band do
do R.tcred Steel
do Cast and Shear DO
$50 sides Sole Leather
rs do Upper do
so dor Cali Skins, Baltimore, Ph,lsaeiphia, N
and French,
20 do Pink Lining do
10 do Bhoap do
900 kegs CUT Nails 3 To go dy
Is do wrought do
10 do Morse shoes
. do Horse Shoe Mails
Is boxes supr Sperm Candies
10 10 hdamantine do
60 do uu & Sons patent do
40 do Tallow dc
80 do Soar
10 do do extra hne
0000 lbs Cotton Ynrn
9 bales 0snaburgs, superior,
AIso-indigo, MndAer. Alum and cJoppcras Pepper,
Ginger ST 20 Numcgs. Mace, Gloves md Gin naroon
Writing Letter and Wrapping Puper; Ped Co rds and
Pleagh Lines Domestics, Calicoes &c. &c- sale
on the most accommodating terms excha nged for
country produce. apl 22-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-10
Nav HAyrk. July. 1854

Father" said a rough boy, Il hope you
won't buy any more gu~powder tea for moth
err "Why not 7" Because every tame she
drinks u she blows me up
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
ANEW CONCERN.-we the undersigned, a. an
nmnee 10 our friends am the public sensr',"y'
"os =. - a carnarf nership under The hrnl


for the nurpo.e Of doing GgsERAL COMMISSION nUSi
sy.s We have taken The large and well enclosed lo'
on the Canal near Messr.. Crewdson frank 'oi 'a'
purpo.e of receiving Lumber Wood Coal NC; on CON
e. Flan, Lime and Country produce generally,
We aatter ourselves that our long experience IN ou
...nnd our extensive sequaintance with the elhhehS
of ynchburg will enable TO obnn the very pest
for produce consigned to us We hope py s'ro' h.'ea
ZION u, business To merit purton Of the public patronage
C,,,r oa;c. nj present at VIM. A. Whites Mil.
o"' o''s' - r WIN. A. WHITE,
,e WM b. TERRY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-10
WOOLEN GOODs.-The sul

scribcrs would respectfully inform the public IN
general TINT they have a good stock Of WooLhNo,
nne after the old Virginia style OF wool Jeans fnaae
expressly order and for exchanging jeans ana
for wool either wool in the dirt clean wool, may
suit the farmers upon the very best terms Call and
examine our jeans and lindsey before you decde when
en be found on the BASIN few doors above Messra'
Lacey Terry's.
may lO-3m CREW DSOh ChhSh-