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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-07-20

body Of eighty acres; and the holder oil q warrant
for one hundred and sixty acres can take two
eighty acre four forty acre tracts, forming n
compact body Of one hunured and sixty acres.
Where the minimum price OF the lands, subject
private entry proposed to be located s more than
81 25 per acre, the holder Of the warrant can To-
cate in accordance with the instructions contained
in the foregoing paragraph, the quantity specified
in the warrant, by paying the difference in cash.
This act does not authorize the holder of an
eighty acre warrant to locate Herewith forty
acre tract of land at 81 so per acre in full salts
faction thereof, but he must locate by legal subd-
visions, the compact body Of eighty acres, as near
as may be, and pay the difference in cash. So also
of l60-acre warrants.
Each warrant is to be distinctly and separately
located, that it follows that body Of land
be located by an assignee of various warrantees,
with number Of tcdrrants; nor can n pre-emptor
in any more than one warrant in the loca-
! ton of the land pre-empted by him, and the ex-
| cess, if any, must be paid f. by him in cash.
The second section of this act provides "That the
Registers and Receivers Of the Land Offices shall
hereafter be severaly authorized to charge and
ceiye for their services in locating all military
bounty land warrants, issued since the 18th day Of
February, t5S7, the same compensation or per
centage 70 which they entitled by law for sales
Of the public snds for cash at the rate Of 8 rs
| per acre, the said compensation 10 be hereafter
paid by the assignees or holders OF such war
| rants."
| The third section OF this act provides THAT Re-
gisters and Receivers, whether in or out of Office
at the passage Of this act their legal representa-.
tives in case OF DEATH shall be entitled to receive
from the Treasury of the United States, for ser.
yices heretofore performed In locating military
bounty land warrants, the samc rate Of compe psa
ton provided in the preceding section for services
hereafter TO be PERFORMED, after deducting the
amount already receittd by such officers under
the act entitled AN &C, to require the holders o
l military land warrants to compensate the Lane
Officers of the United States for services in relation
70 the location Of those warrants approved MAJ
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On this - day Of, in the year -,
before personally came (here insert the name Of
the ,oarrantee) and (here insert the and resi-
dence of tcit,aess,) and the said there insert the
name Of the ,oitress) being we'll known to me as
credible and disinterested person, was duly sworn
by me, and on his oath declared and said that he
well knows the said (here insert the name Of the
toarrantee) and that he is the same person to HON
the within Warrant issued, and who executed the
foregoing assignment, and his testimony being
satisfactory evidence to me of that fact, the sad
there insert the name Of the ,oarrantee) thereupon
acknowledged the said assignment to be his act
and deed. (Oficr's signature
The republic., 1852-01-16

cd, and that the acts of the President and Mana
gers be and are hereby approved, confirmed. and
established; and that the report and accompanying
documents be printed for the use OF the stockhold-
ers
ID Resolued, That, in addition to the bonds
TO the amount OF $500 authorized 10 be issued
at the last meeting Of the stockholders the board
OF managers are hereby authorized to issue at such
time, rates, and manner, as may appear to them
most expedient, further sum OF $25O,0O Tin all
60O,OOO,) OF bonds or other securities, the pro-
ceeds to be applied to the liquidation of liabilities
created for the office in Fourth street. the payment
of the railroad bought the State OF Pennsylvania,
the real estate purchased for new depot in con-
nexion herewith, the expenditures for new 81
dngs at Richmond, and any further outlays incl
dental thereto, and to issue bonds other securi
ies III settlement OF mortgages on real estate own
ed by the company, when payment thereof Is re-
quired.
Sd. Resolved, That the board Of managers be
and they are hereby authorized to make some per-
manent arrangement with the Mount Carbon and
Port Carbon Railroad Company for the use of their
tracks and improvements.
4tb. Resoiued, That if, in the opinion of the board
of managers, the increase in the coal trade during
the present accommodations at Richmond will not
meet the wants of the trade in 1853, that then the
board Of managers be and are authorized to make
such arrangeme nts for the extension OF the whnrves
and other facilities as may, in their judgment be
required for the transportation OF an increased
quantity of coal.
The republic., 1852-01-16

DJ-Mr. C. W. JAMES, No. Harrison street
Cincinnati, Ohio, IS our General Iraoslling Ageni
for the Western States, assisted by John 4. Dent,
DR.. J. II. Wadsuporth, Alerander II. La,os, James
Rutherford. DIR. Lott Edloards, c. NJ L.. Wiseman,
and 0. Il. Esgleston.
Mr.. HENRY NJ. LEWIS, Montgomery, Ala
Lana. is General Travelling agent for the States
Of I4labama and Tennessee, assisted by C. f. Leicis
James o. Ls,Dis, and Samuel d. Le,pis
Mr.. ISRAEL II. JAMES, No. 1872 South Tenth
street, Phiadsphis, General I'auelIing Agent
assisted by WilIiam II. Wsld, John Collins, James
Dee,ing, II. Kirk IVelsington, E. Il. EUans, Perrin
Locke. George P. Button, Joseph Button, ID. II.
Goodin, UViIliam J. Corey, Isaac M. Bodine, and
IValter ID. Thompson.
Receipts from either Of the above ,riH be good.
The republic., 1852-01-16
SlG6ig.5l5 i3
S. BRADFORD. Treasurer.

AZ the annual meeting Of the stockholders of
thc Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company,
held January 18th, 1852, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Let Rc'oved, That tho report just read be adopt.
The republic., 1852-01-16
Congress-,

In the Senate yesterday the subject Of fog
Messrs. MALLORY and HALE, after which it
was postponed for week. After the consid-
GRAFTON of Executive business, the Senate ad-
journed till Monday.
In the House of Representatives large num-
refer to the Committee of the Whole on the
state of the Union the bill from the select COM
mittee explanatory of the Bounty Land act Of
September, 1850, was debated during the
morning hour. The Speakers table was cleared
making an appropriation Of twelve hundred dol
lars for the purpose of fitting up rooms for the
use OF the library Of Congress, was passed.
The republic., 1852-01-16

House of Representatives. made in pursuance of
law, giving the names Of the clerks and Of other
persons employed in his office, aud renarking
that the individuas named have been useuly em-
ployed. Ii was laid upon the table aud ordered TO
be printed.
Various Senate bills were then appropriately re-
ferred
The House passed one from that body appropr-
ating twelve hundred dollars, to be expended un'
der the direction Of the Commissioner Of Public
Buildings. for the purpose OF hitting up the docu'
ment and portion OF the adjoining
passage to receive the books Of the Library Of
Congress.
The House adjourned.
MEMORIALS.
BY Mr.. DANIEL: The memorial of Mrs. Jane
Z. Suter, widow of DR.. A. F. Suter, United States
Navy; which referred to the Committee on
Claims.
by Mr.. BRIGGS: The memorial and resolution
Of the President and Directors Of the American
Seamen's Friend Society, in the city o. New York,
asking relief for seamen at home and In foreign
ports; which was referred TO the Committee on
Commerce.
The republic., 1852-01-16

BOnds and mortgages real cstate.
Balance Of capitnl account carried
70 debts and assets account, viz:
Securities to be issued in payment Of
railroad purchased from the State
and charged 60 capital account,
per resolution Of the stoc kholders,
January, 1851. .......S32i,ls 1873 13
Bonds X mortgages,
real estate paid on. 100 90
The republic., 1852-01-16
THE r EP U BLIC.
w ASH N GTON:
FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY Is, 1852

[Several articles Of interest ,oiU be found our
first page.
The republic., 1852-01-16

Dividend fund for the
year r,...........
Which has been dis
Dividend on preferred
stoc k.
State tax on do.
For balance at debit
of interest account.
Sinking funds ..,...
The republic., 1852-01-16

SFIoII-- IT
The stock and bonds held by the company con.
sist chiefly Of those bonds payable in 1860, which
were appropriated in lSI9 10 settle the then float
ing debt. For reasons already stated. the
agcrs have not thought II proper TO dispose Of these
securities
The increase Of floating liabilities amounts to
S5Ss,222 81, which is represented by the following
assets, viz:
The republic., 1852-01-16
HEPOItT

or the President and Manager. 10 the stock
holders of the PhiladeIphia and Reading
Railroad Company.
The republic., 1852-01-16

S274, ,l36 40
Lees probable loss. 2i,lSS 81
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rJgyg CLOTHING sTORLl--N0W OPEN
- AHAEER & co.
I'd ESPECTFULLi invite the attention p" .N
X H. ~ tbeir stock ot i ALLand ot The

ID ESPECTFULLY invite the attention " IN
Ii liz ~ fhcir stock OF EALLand Ut Inc pun
CLOTHING, Just opENfD. eonslsl,ae 81 II '''',
- .,.-srtp,qnt Of GENT LEMEN'S APPAREL ana
FI,p%ISuING GOODS former Of their owN re-
Gem, manufacture and the laer selected from the p,.
m fIl,ies Iist comprises part only 4 The varied
.tork now on hand To which We shol receive weekly
and .cmi-weekly additions: ,.=-...l
Slperdne cloth, dres. nnd frock oni-' meaIoin ",'
n.ncs- coats. Over coats a almost every known ma
aa every variety Of .tye andat prices ranging rom
90 10 So; Cloul,. long Riding e"at7 anu t[aVeIin7
Blnnker. Vests. Grcnadne. n superior arnce) 9ato'
VoIencio ItaI Clnth Cashmere. Pat Velvet and ei''
Gan, bgtsil pnr,v ye-. Shirs.u nders hrs Drawers
OvaralIs Oycr.siiirt4, Umbrellas Carpe-ass' rihhs
stocks Collars, Cnyats silk, cotton ana WOOL ooeA'
and Gloves.
Gentlemen whether wishing fopnrchn-e or not, are
invited To call Goods chccfy shown at the ne" cheap
CASH CLOTHING BAZAAR. Man ST.
oct OTIS Nearly opposite !. q. Meem'
Exu Rpp copy.
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DUrLDENG HARDWARE

NJ ing. n large assortment of BUIDERS HAPD.
WARE. such rs l. q X s, of all qualities Vii
mineral kInbs, KEYS Esehntcheons, and all con,nlat
from 30cents to 81. Shutterhinges, door-hingcs RIM,
and every article perta ming the Carpenters bnsi,
all OF which wild be sold very small profts-a, from
20 to so per cent less than they have heretofore b
sold III this market [aug l9-dtsl a WINSTON
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E,0R NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

I & HOLT are NOW prepared to show complete
assortment of CloIhs Cassm0es, e't7es Nrd'7S Cf"-
,alg Gleres iSocts Hooicn Drararsond NhtrIs Ltne'
couJ c Iitd, sufeyior a,Iicc, Naf dao S"&penH@ =
Sc. Sc. GaII in gentlemen, and we will take pleasure
in showing you complete selection a. will be found
=; Io S,.,a Oct S-dts
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TTFc-awDT7G.


new FALL Ss1'.,s' -, ',i.'' y..,l 10.
mr.. n = ,,,r. T., teir Ia,se and wei 70
,e the ,o ,',a # xii GOODS e s Ri 9a.
Linz ~. double apd single d', d. ,I ,
Ne. cra n i,od. N great sofi'iy i'e yorps.
.r han ever .f.red in tbs n'retl' Gur .terk
p'aa a'p5l = and We atler ourselves sc will CIV 'a'
,,lfios lo ilo.c WIN viii give tan na'i"a
H.
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OF this ancient and tayorite institution will
commence on Wednesday. the l5th Of September
Punctualdy naendnnce IS 'elured, alike by the inter.
ests ct the students and of the College.
Bonrd in good families may be had Mt prices ranging
rom la 10 $500 per week. (Studcn,, preferring 10
board themselves reduce his expense low a. 621
cents per week. The annual charges. including tui-
tioo board and all incdenals for room-renr Washing
fuel and lights, vary between S115.00 md $4,000
Carlisle, Sept S-#ts G. COLLINS. President
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ENUKNITURE REPAIRED a POI

Il ISHED.-C. u SIMPSON begs 10 inform Ibe
inhabitants of the city of Lynchburg aud the surround
ing neigbbnrhood. that he hns commenced the business
ot REPAIRING and BEAuTlFNING nh kind. of
Cabinet Furniture in superior style with moderate
charges. promptness and punctuay. lie trusts that
he will merit share Of public support. The work will
be done at private residences when preferred
His shop is at the upper end Of Main street. opposite
the Planters Warehouse.
n. B.-All ask for is, give me one trial
Anr 20-dNc .lm
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Valentine box by Henry Cockton, Price 80 cents.
Ton thou and year, 30 "
Salathel or Wandering Jew, 81 "
Rel Iadiaus of Newfoundland 80
Pcral, OF love on the Ocean, 50 "
Diary of "A Physician. %
Gent. and Ladies' Science of Etiquette, p
French, Latin, Spanish, German, Itaan
without ter, each p :"
Every lady Ter own flower Gardener -
The Aouug iloa.eheepers Friend 40
The way 10 live well, and to be well while
We live. q o.
Evrrs Lqdy's Book, Cookery Sc4) 25
Also, 0OO other publications, among which are the
best otcst and tpopnlar writer's New Books con.
slan1y received. e. MORSE, Com. Book.store,
oct l3-ts Dppu~lte Warwirk louise.
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MECHANICAL.
HATS AND eAPs.
"a

%r4LL FASHIONS FOR 1872.
TINE ubseriher hb- received is New York.
Bal mere 81 Philadelphia styles q 9entisnet' =
No N .Ie.kiu. 81. black ed VIM. Brewer nnd
Brush HATS which. fsr durability aad besutf eoh1'i
- -. sl an .l,is o. ans other u.afk,f II sfoek j.
- nd complete. embracing all a the koteH md
mos. ~ orsa .'y.,. q ~ y. -, ard cAtS. a.
d,.ptad f,t the Tsifta 80 ~ llhe'sahf and Het0i
IL i,h H. most cordially ntliez bic OIL irends and
n.ia,-rs aaI The public reneaIly. 10 rive hm rnll
f,e tslasinr siscp here liz staf wi be found
=. lbsap as aa, other establishments IN ihe city. Al
Hat ande order - ith ncafuess nd Dispatch
r. Cvs,onert M deessea 0rsr tssf # elotRe.
can 1T the sieaof the Blue Hat
WI. SITTER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SPRING STOCK FoR Is5a.-RoyD

= - f. BROTHER Hais Strsff lyaeshRre -
g Innnrters 81 c HIN 4 and EARTHENNAkE aud Deat
o.. in Cat Dressed aud Plan Giass. u are, Leok5Ha
Glasses 6iraHdoles pafsa AID Bro qua Hdre u AZ
,,s casiors d. in recent Of their spHius
SUNNY Of Domestic md fon'ign Goods IF thrf e~f
asoi-uhich embraces every article usually
lag,d IN such Establishments. Dor Stock u Of ibt
largest offered In this mark and having been onr
fully selected and bought onthe favorable terns
we are determined not be nndeesold BY any Hep*s
in the country. either North South Merchant and
others wanting ANYTHING N this line would d vel e.
call and examine onr stacl and prices before sfc
elsewherefeelieg cona3eui please 81 ~ style
analitv and price 81 Goods The Ladies particular
" invited to call and examine auF stock
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NEW BDOMS !--Ncw Books

" volumes and numbers of Ckeap Publications.
among uny other authors may be found the writings OF
''mes bnlwer, Capt. Maryatt, l. s. Arthur, Alex Du-
Nus Henry Cockton, q. w. REYNOLDS. Judge Halbur-
T ron, 10 Miller, ]. H. Green NJ ii Carpenter, M.F
sS9PleT James hnghr, George Lippard Chs Dickens
i'Sei' Capt Reid, s. c. Warren, Rev. George
NJ !, o'"e, ). Peterson. Chas. Lever Answcrth-
's , ''aS, hNen Pickering Harriet Mnrtnean Grace
NHefi2tte Berry, Hon Mrs. Norton Mrs Gore
80 embraces many of the best md most de-
prices thai cannot fail to please. @ MORSE -
sept 23.-ts 'So,b .d -
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ruE SUBSCRIBERS

fI,UE sUBSCRGBEIts ha4inp obtained The
Il exclusive right Of retailing Fisk Metallic Burial
gasr take this method oinofmiuR the peop" 81 Lynch
burg and the surrounding country ta they have no" IN
their ware room on Main Street. lot 81 The nbe9eCa-
SEES Of ia,rca szes. would be difficult task /" give
mn ndequne Impression of these Case7 tbont person
al nspeeou: They perlecflynir tight and nde-true
fblc aud Tor protecting md preserving The Dcad, Tor
ordinary nfermebts for vnulfs Tor transportation
superior 10 anything Of the kind before iuRenod Those
unfortunate enough need the nbovr Gases can be
.ppflied bv s. DIUGUtD & SONS.
Undertaking in The usual stylr also promptly attend
81 10 : -. & SONS.
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Il u An Indispensable article tor all Black Smiths fui
which 10 saving of Coal and heating Iron please On
qaire of Mr. Dnbney of the PhuniA Foundry. Mr.J H.
Bailey Wheel-wright, and at the Smith Shop OF the
Piedmont Norks-all ofwhch have them ia use Fo.
ale by A. Neeton, Agent for the patence for Virginia
Piedmont Works, Lynchhnrg. June 81 =
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A CREE a McCLANAsIAN, GROcERs

n mp GOWN LNN1O NJ r. IL { II A y ! ) ,
LYNcuBUBG, Va
Oder for -ne--
10 pag4 Rio and Laeuirn Coffee,
- best old Juvannd Mocha do
IL hhds and bills MoIass"s,
y No. +. X. Sugars,
." st Crolx do,
% boxes aud bbls Loaf, Crushed and Powdered do,
% country and rolled lron,( various sizes, &c)
1000 best Cast Steel,
225 kegs Nals
5000 HIS Sole Lenthcr,
10 900 lbs Cotton Yarns,
. boxes Manufactured Tobacco, (somevery ine)
10 boxes Adamantine, Sperm and 'lallow Candies
500 kegs blasting aud rifle Powder,
'62 900 # best Suley Fuse,
IL bales OzuaburgsHod Domestcs,
100 bbs rectiied Whiskey,
- = old Rye (sone yrnrs old,)
i g Wine, different qoalitie.l
u aud ID pipes French Brandy, (some 6neO
10 " old Apple Brandy,
terces best London Porter,
10 hbls Rum and Gin,
with grcat variety Of articles not mentioned above
making stock very large and desirable
We give prompt attention To sales of consgumcnts
Flour Wheat Tobacco Bacon and all other kind, oil
country produce-aso 10 receiving and forwarding
Goods Produce &c. 'uay 13-s.
II,HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing be.
the subscribers, under the style aud firm q.
GREGORY 4 ROlAIJ.. having this day expired 10y
limitations the business will be closed as speedily pos.
-ibl" Those having claims against the will
please present them without delay and those indebted
the Will b. Nnd enough settIe their eur.
lest opportunity Before parting with old friends
and customers, beg leave them our sincere
nuhs for their kindness, and to request them thai
hcy will not forget uuder the new firm OF GREGORY
/ RONALL X SIMPSON.
JAMES D. GREGORY,
JAMES T. ROlALL.
Juno 20 Ieja
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nIs@OIg ZION. --1te Go.Parfuefsh,p hereto
fore existing between thu atbeetibefs, under The
.fve Of DupLsr 4 Coarros has been this day dissolved
iv mutual ransent--lotn ~ Dudley has purchased the
interest Of Nm.A Compton in tho late and I'D
discharge II. liabilities lie embraces this opportunity
to return h sincere Thanks his friends for their pat
ronagc to the concern Il DuptEr 4 OoNPto~, and o.
solicit it, continuance b. new cann's1"n
JNO. ". DUDLEY
RM. A. COMPTON,
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FgNO SPOEs SMEN We have this day opened
n large assortment of double and single barrel
GUNS, direct from London, and manufactured for our
selves embracing variety of qualities. from 81 80 to
500 each. We earnestly invite all who wish to pur
chase. call and them before purchasing.
sept 3--dts GREGORY. ROYATL Il SIMPSON
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MERCHANDISE.

= II. unsLENs-Brg leave t. eat tar 81
> r.ntun Of t1aif es.lener. spd the pubic eraeta
5 =. - tHrfT
spring supply OF groceries, &C.
, e0as,sa tag ~ parf ~ 1ortt'fs eiS
p hitd. T. X. Cuaa and ) . sugar
30 bose. aud Lbl. Loaf crush 4 and .pos do
- bhls supr clarified "
! 5 hhds Cuba Mnss+es
3 do 7 d. superior
/ bBls O ID
! 81 bags Rio and Lagun Coffee
| 80 do and mats superior old jaw do
~ tons Bar Iron, well ass"ried,
/ do Hoop and Band do
| do BH-ered Ste.
/ do C4-f mud Shear do
| Ia side solH Leather
| - 10 ippcr do
I 30 dor Cal skins. Baltimar". Pbadelrhia
and French,
% 10 Pink Lining do
| - d. Sheep do
| 300 nes cut Nail. 3 TOGO dy
II do wrought do
~ do Horse Shoes
> do Horse Shoe Nall
> boxes supr S perm Candles
20 do Adamnntne do
| 90 do fInll x Sons patent do
10 do Taow do
80 do SoaP
10 do do extm fine
! G0O0 lbs Cotton Yam
> bales Osunburgs, superior,
A1so-Indigo Madder. Alum and Copperns Pepper,
Ginger, Sp o. Nutmegs, Mace, Gloves all Cinnamon
Writing Letter and Wrapping Paper. Bed Cords and
! Plough Lines; Dofocsties, Calieocs, &c. &c For sne
on the most accommodating terms, exchanged tol
3country produce. ani 22-tS
,RIOORNAa ~ MARTEN, GRoGERS x
i II CON MISSION MERCHANTS. I.grhbRrg, Ia,
ure now reecsinga lnrqc aud we'll selected stock q
lGroccries, Dry Goods, Hardware d Queen
ware, consisting part OF the following afucies tow Il;
5000 ibs. Cotton Yarns
$500 bs. Sole Leather
200 4ne4s Liverpool Salt
40 " RIO. Laguirh and Jnvn Coilees
80 Kegs, OK fence aud W. house nails
- bids + H. y . and Cuba Sugars
% bills Coffee Sugar
10 Ibis crushed, ground aud clarified sugars
, hhds Molasscs
- bbls \ o and Sugar-house Moasses
} bbls Syrup
% boxes Adnmantine candles (superio)
10 boxes Soap
- boxes l0>r l. and 81 10 ga0
Domcstics--}-4. IA, Sd, cd. Ia. Cm"7,rrs--3i.
IA. lI0 par Blankets. Pulled Cloths Sheep. Gay-,
Boto Lnseys Prints, Boots, Shoes &c, &c, &c, all Of
which they offer To the trade nj fair prices.
sept l8-tse
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=. D1UGIID a SONS.

They have recently applied stoaa poRer - lheir ma
rnery aud attor thon1seves that tney cpabed to
manufacture all descriptions OF Pas8 ""d f0ag fpaa'
sef Ip0ff IN style md finish compare ith ans N
The Sfutc. y. DlLtt ~
-. +. DlLGUfD.
GEO A. DIUGGIp
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erxcrssAri April ietb, 1852.
ctsclssArr, April i2tb 1852

CtxctsxArt, April ieth 1852
THE Subscribers have themseves for The
burmese of conducting in tai. City "a Tobacco
and General Commission Business,
under the Firm Of KfSNETT& Dudley and respectful
~ solirit yaur patronage. Our Business w be sxclu.
siyel Com Ba siaess. nd prricnr e0f TWEEN
Nv YEAR. BY senior partner. IN active Mercantile ieih
this ity and determination the pun Of both 20 pro-
mote interest o friends, will We hope SECURE to
ne l,e.a support We arc prepared mike theasual
Advance on consienmcuts Ia band, aud &c Purchsae
PRODUCE &c. the customary terms W. will occupy
ths Large ma Conmodious Warehouse, No II Public
Landing JNO. KENNETH.
may27-6m JNO.W DUDLEY.
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CARD.-TIIE uNDESTGNED WOULD res.

CARD.-Ti1E UNDERSIGNED WOULD res.
: pcrtrnlly ask continuance of the patronage 50
long bestowed upon him. To the new concern ana III
ihs connection he deems il proper 10 ask all Who "re
indebted 10 him to come forward and srtlo their ae-
counts without Dolby.
Thercare nany raims Of long standing which, must
close mp, and il IA expected that all VIM know them
selycsto be indebted will pay attention this notice
In 8--dta n. DiIttI ~.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-20
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r5Tt.fXD WINTER GOODS eoihfa.a3 ' ~,
al INST attractive assortment ever "he'
him among glsich arc r. .b,,er.s
= :. English and American 10
"a Plain French Merno
- D. i1iues
~ rlsin and cured dfess Silks
black
rich Brocade
Mourning good.
Sleeves. Collars and Ctimfzef's
:. Plain and sr4broiderea Ilaodkefgh, ,,. ..
A .,l.,5iJ es.artment of Ladies Ielr"i e1' e1" l
TT, ,"o f .focI of all kind. Of Goods usually
f'"g n Dg q ,ods store. lie soicits ea, aaa
,,a,,. in.cfno to be uuder.od by any house IA a.
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