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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-14
coEMERCIAL RECORD.
Eyn.nburg Mari.ets-Oct. II.

WHOLESALE PRIc Es.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aud in demand at pa
III cents.
PoRK-Sone.
BEEF.--We quote by the quantltynt las
FLouR.-Od s34 Ne~ s33o4
NHEAr.-Red 75c; White 50 cts.
MEAL.-Corn Mem 7Os7 &c.
GRAIE.-Gorn Gja7d cts; Oats 40 to A. cents.
GUANo.-None in market.
PLAsTER.-Lmp. 80; Ground $50. in Bbs 10.
SUGARs.-New Orleans 65a9 cts: Porto Rico to III
cts. Clarified l0all cts. Loaf / II 10 l2t cts.
Observation-Disclosures 30 cts.
BEEswAx.-2l 10 - cents.
BUrrER-Fresh in small lots l25 to II, Firkin dull
IA
BHANpY.-Appe. 40u45; Peach, 80 to S5cts.
BAR lRoS.-S75pSO Hssortedduli.
CoFFEE.-Rio II tot - cts, Laguira IL 10 ia Mocha
%; Java u 10 L.
COUNTRY LINESs.-Tow / Ito = j scarce and want
ell Flax 12al4ct
CoTToH lARSs.-Sncs al II cts.
FEATHERs.--35 TO SO ct>.
WooI.-28 To 30 cts.
Wool Ro1Ls.-3j toS74 very
GrNsENG-32a3j cts.
FLAX SEED.-Sales { | per iii lbs.
FtsH-Herrings, No. /, So: Halifax No. Herring,
sGos7A: Shad sl3: Mackcre No.3, So
T4iIow-s to 81 cts.-duIi.
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T YNCmRURG GARRETT Establish

- MENI.-l have greatly Increased tins branch OF
my business and offer ecton from - pieces
Tapestry Brussels, Threeply Ingram, super fair and
other grades Of Carpetng, comprising larger stock
than can be found elsewhere and prices exceed
those asked in the Northern cities by retail Also,
large stock of Floor Oil cloths, all widths Gene and
Oct Its j. G. MEEM.
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EIARDyNA KE.-Wen re now in receipt of our
Il E,u .,..1. "a ARnluARE GJfTJERV GIIN2

HARD " AKE.Wen ro now in receipt of our
Il Il Fall stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS
and SADDLERY, comprising The most conn IN
pieie md ctteAstUe assortment ever exhibited hYA
in THIS MARKET. We have now on hnnd: r
500 dozen Axes, Va and Ky pnttorns
5000 Pen and Pocket Knives in endless variety
$500 " Knives and forks, efa prices and quality
1900 =" Knob, stock, cupl onrd, and other locks
1000 " Butts, Parliament, and hook and eye hinges
5000 gross wood screw =, nssorted sizes
1000 dozen fat blst'd MILL pit and " cut saw files
500 " 81 DIES and shoyels
100 " manure and Hay forks
$50 selves ind sifers
$50 single aud double barrel Guns and Rifles, rnngin
in price ON a. 80 To f75 each
100 dozen md women saddle trees, stirrup
irons, bride bits, hhrncss aud Bride buckles rings, Nc,
in great variety Iron nxcs, all sizes elliptic springs,
hub and I'd bands hog skins, bride filings and sad
dlcry. Hardware generally, Backsmi's tools of every
description. Plnncs, chises, nngers and carpenters
TOOLS large assortment. For farmcrs and Plantation
., have full assortment o articles, such ms Brnm-
bic Scyhes grub hoes, draRs garden forks, pick
nxcs &c all nf which offered for sue AT low prices.
All purchasers. particularly merchants, visiting this
mare buy goods, respectfully invited to call and
examine our assortment before purchasing going
farther North feel assured goods and prices
will compare fayornbly with any establishment in the
Northern cities. SMITH a. ROBERTS,
sept lO--d2m if "a Main Street Rictmond, Va
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DLASTEEssNG.-I take this n.

DLASTEEssNG.-It take this method of in
l. forming the public that am yet aliYc, and hoPcby
continuance Of Their patronage, TO live aud serve them
the best of my ability until old age shall cause IN" 10
relinquish my hold vitality. am very thankful for
the lvors and dimes have already received, aud hope
by close application my business to merit coniin-
uance of the same.
state the public, that have just received direct
from the city of New York lot Of ORNAMENT
for fitting Parlors, They Of the latest styles and
patterns Persons who wish new old Parors fitted
up can hive them done THE shortest notice md on the
most reasonable To those who are nnacquained
with me, personally | would shy am Virenian and
no Yankee as have represented me to be. have
won golden opinions of great many people and pledge
myself to them in their newest gloss After tins
assurance on my part hope through tho patronage OF
generous public to say, with Shakspeare:-
''The mind sway by. and the heart bear
Shall never lag in doubt, or faint withfear.
Address A. l.. HAMBRlCk, LIBERTY,
0rLynchbvg, Va.
The undersigned will rennn in Lynchburg for sea-
son. as he has work hand in the city. A. j.. H.
Oct 4
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
rs,lsIJSTEEs SALE

FfsKUSEEES Safely virtue of deed of
j Trust, executed to me by VIM. +. Robcrtson md
of record in the Clerks office Of the Court Of Husting
Of the city of Lyuchbnrg | will Friday, the 18th
inst the Snddery of the said Robertson, proceed
sell the property conveyed in said deed by way of pub
lie auction the highest bidder This property
siss of Saddles Brides Harness. aud all other vare-
ties of articles usually found in Snddlcry, including
all tools fixtures und utensils. Aao all the Household
aud Kitchen Furniture of tho said Robertson which
consists of the usual articles Tho sale will commence
M % o'clock a. M, Mt which time the terms will be
made known. n III. CAMPBELL, Trustee.
Expr,ss copy oct l3-dtds
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CTONEs! sTOVEs!!-We a,e now re.

cTOVES! STOVES We ara now
- ceiyng very fine lot of STOVES OF various sizes,
STYLES and manufacturers such the Virginia alright
Cooking stoves the Old Dominion do. do, the Iron
Witch do do, the Richmond premium do do and the
Paror stoves variety Of sizes forms and manufactures;
all of which will be sold the most accommodating
terms by aug 20-dts] AGREE q MuRRlLL.
We also wish to employ apprentice boy to lcnrn
the Timer strade that is about - Is years old, Of
good moral character. One from the country is pre-
lerred. (ori ll.tsl A. " ".
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"a Observation-Disclosures. (z

- s A B u r ~
HAS received a large supply of BOOTS, SHOES.
! HATS. CAPS. TRUNKS, NALISES, CAR
PET BAGS UMBRELLAS, and other goods usual in
II well supplied Boot Shoe and Hat Store, all of which
offered ut fair prices am determined 10 transact
my business right straight along but little caring how
others do theirs. 1t Is due my friends express my
heartfelt thanks for their very liberal patronage My
effort shall be to secure its continuance.
OCT g.ia Express copy lm1 !. SEABURN.
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Eayette Lands.

Eayette Lands.
have also for SALE very desirable nct of Land, y-
ing the county of Fayete both sides of the Charles
ton Fnyete and Raleigh Turnpike road, known as the
Hill or Harvey Tract, containing about 200 Acres, well
improved, with good Dwelling, Barn, Stables. and
other Out ouses-a fine Apple and Peach Orchard,
and admirably situated for Store or Tavern stand'
ALSO, one other tract, adjoining the same, contain
ing between 900 and 300 ACRES. And one otner
Tract known as the Bragg Tract, all OF which l,es WIN
in few miles of the late surveys for the halroad 10 e
ONO h ao , ana Is oi o"o''' b. j. BURTON.
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DLAlN AND ORNAMENTAL PLAs-

a TIA u WIN
TERING, STUCCOlNG, &c &c.--Ihe subscri-
g,e thank fu for the very liberal patronage extended 10
him begs leave remind the public that having mum.
2s,r very superior workmcn work for him and
with the mid of the best materials enables him 10 exc.
cute his work in unsurpassed in this any
other city. All work entrusted 10 my cnre will receive
my riot personal Attendance, and be finished with dis-
Ieteh. My country friends in any Of the adjoining coun
lies wanting work done will please give me call
His office j.. in rearof Tinscy Taylor & Co.'S corner
of Main aud Reservoir streets but my orders left at the
Vrginian Reading Room will have immediate attention,
a. he will call there regularly. GEO. b. McCLEES.
= S-One OF two industrious boys wanted, to whom
"A good cl,unce will be given become finished work
mon oct 1--dImI g. 3. Nj.
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ltuDAp CASH SVOESE--NEW FALL

4 GOODS.--l am now receiving tuli assortment o.
NEW GOODS. adapted to tue present ana f ,
i season IN which beg call the attention oil the
mphic Having been selected, in the Northern cities;
with great care from the latest imporotions. tney WI.
ne oered At moderate profits in order TO insure quick
sale. hive received
;oI hanged nv business from credit to the cash sy'
lem, shall hope for continuance upon p1e4ge tb :"
ana goods rs cheap as they be purchased IN 'he
State. i o+ock Of season-
able goods at the lowest prices - - W
Oct Its
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BLACK WATER YARN JEANS.

IJFH INfT1TtUiDFT, Io1g.
G + O r G E NJ II L c X Z r,
.nFFERS for sale large lot Black Wafer Wooden
" jeans the best article to be had for servants cloth
ing Also,
Large lot Negro Blankets,
and other heavy goods for servants be sold low for
cash. or p"nctua customers time. (sept 30-dts
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- Omctliing IHandsOmc--Opened this morn
- ing the following new aud beautiful GOODS:
Rich printed Mouslin ID Ininos
" Scotch Paids, very pretty
Real French Merino, in every colour, much cheaper
than usnnl,
Blue, coimson md Pcu-grcen Thib Shnwls,
Blnck Thib Sbowls, very lnrPe,
Plaid Long Sbawls in grent variety,
French worked mourning lldkfs, from $50 To $50
Beautiful hemstitchcd IIdk'G
Sleeves Collins and Chcmsettes new styles,
Black Canton Grape, very superior article, and
splendid stock of Silk Hosiery
An examination from the Indies is respectfully asked
by OCT Sta if1 DON + @. PETERS.
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nnaAIA. i1NGEEsaa and Atmericnm

/ 9SAAs hINNEsfsFa sssS' - 49,
IL SHEET IRON, SHEET ZINC 4 BANCA Tin.
100 boxes Tin-plate assorted,
50 Bundles Sheet.iron, assorted,
1000 lbs. Sheet ZINC,
lot of Banca Tin, &c. For sale low.
o,t I3-dts G. s. BLISS.
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JOSEPH Ill. WILSON.

w H OLESALE AND RETAIL GROC Il r
Commission and Forwarding Merchant,
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POLLARD, BtEsD a. CO.,

POLLARD, BFET "a SV.-
NO. 27I BALTIMORESTREET, BALTIMORE.
OFFER for sale, on Commission, Shepperdstown,
y three -fourhs Fights, and fourquartrrs Plaid
Linseys for which they the sole Agents. Also,
Penitentiary :. /, and A Plaid Linseys
100 bales and 6.8 Pulled Linseys,
100 cnses Sleeps Grey and other styles Satinet5
100 bales White, Yellow and Red flanne5
And large assortment of Blankets
E1.1,fE L.
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LEW GOODs--FALL 1867. ne

NEW GOODS--FALL Is52.- / he SUP
N scrher would respectfully announce to his ,rlenns
and the public generally that he IS nov ST.
for m the trade arga and well selected stock ot staple
and Fancy Dry Goods at unusually low prices. His
stock of Fall Cloths, salines, Linseys &c, is very
large, also very large and desirable stock OF
all of which will be offered at very low pIieef ,
Sept 24difts d. y Hi''
gY7 Republican copy
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DAEL-KOAD Forwarding Commits
IN SION HOUSE AND GROCERY.-'Ihe subscr-
bers, situated the Canal, in few steps of the Rail
road depot. prepared 10 attend to forwarding with
dispatch, all Good and produce consigned their
They also offer their services for the sale Of all kirds of
Produce Lumber. &c. Every effort will be made to
give satisfaction.
GROCERlES-Wc hive on hand, good stock
Groceries which will be sold Us low they be hdd
any house in the upper country and delivered at the
Depot free of charge
LIME-1000 barrels best Mountain Lime for sale
|, W for cash.
CASH FOR WHEAT-We wish to purchase $1,000
bushels good Red or White Wheat free from smut for
which we will pay the full market price
oct l3dlm HORNER & WATSON.
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NKTM. II. PEAAE, ADVERTISING AGENT
w g. C0lleci0r basement n He 'SUt HOu BHid-
ing entrance Baltimore -Merclants and business
men DESTROYS of advertising in any newspaper published
in the United States cnn do so by applying 10 VIM II.
PEAKE, Advertising Agent, Basementof Sun Iron build
ing (entrnnce on Baltimore street) where files OF all
the country popers may be seen.
~ Country Editors wishing 10 appoint nm agent,
do by seudiug their paper, 10 the above nd
dress.
~ Accounts collected, aud prompt returns made,
a moderate charges.
REFERENCES.
Ghn,. r. Maddox esq, Postmaster.
Robert q. Taylor, opposite Barnnm's
f. X Lipp & Co. Publishers of Daily Times
burgess Taylor & Co, Booksellers, Sun iron building.
Henry Taylor, Bookseller Baltimore and Gay SITS.
J. w Bond & CO. do. ~ Baltimore st.
J. Lucas IT, do. 40 Baltimore ST.
John Murphy & Co. do. 178 Baltimore
Garfield, Brother x Co 229 Baltimore st.
oct 6-dlm
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ID ESPECTFULLY solicits the patronage of hi
La friends and the public generally.
srnt Ills
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p SOMETHING REALLY RICH, On:

TIVE subscriber Is opening the most elegant rs.
= sortment of FALL and WINTER GOODS he
has offered 10 the public. BoNNE1s Of new and
elegant patterns and mutelins-Ciob. Ieiftt and Sak
Ckoaks AaRtes and ises. with and without hoods and
vcsts,-RlBBONS OF magnificent -iNlr-, and Other
GOODS in his line. He asks ca freal his friends
and the public at aree feeling confident at he can suit
the taste of all in goods aud prices.
sept 30--ts X. +. 1IENNING.
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SEPTEMBER 18TH. 1852.
e. T. q ks q T. VI. Rt 4 IA Err

IYNcHBuRG, VA.
ID ESPECTFULLY begs the attention of The Ladies
u 10 his superb steek d Fancy Dry Goods being
received and opened. The following portion of his
very elegant assortment:
Splendid Brocade. plain Gro De Rationale, Gro De
Antique. Plaid Watercd and other styles cofd silks.
26 %, 30, -, 81, and 36 inch sup'r BLK Gro De
Rhine silk
%. 3oand - inch extra supr blk Tulea silk Also
snp'r blk Gro DE Armune silks.
French printed Monsin de LANES.
Cashmercs, assorted.
Solid Mouslins and Merinos. in ercnl variety
French Worked Collars, Sleeves Cuils, Capcs. Bcr-
theirs ildk'fs, great variety.
Splendid Neck and Bonnet Ribbons.
French Mantillns and Cloaks. sept 30dts
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OsNABUisGs:-2o baIva \ =

y Cotton Oznaburgs, IA heavy utIICIe' JUS. II W"
ioo, and for sale at Baltimore prices -
On cons "a '','' LEE & JOlIASIN.
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Richmond Markets Oct. III.

3. and no alteration in rates.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


DALTIMUKE OCT. u.
PENNS State
Ticket successful from to 5000 majority.
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ws,,..,.x Thu sus.ker tim traced him "a : ANA.

wellesley. The speaker thin traced him to ssps.
rate command. He related Tho peculiar manner in
which robber ckieftain was liberated from prison By
the English, and Afterwards became the deadly and
powerful foe Of his benefactors. campaign more
resembling the chase Of wild beasts tssn anything
else was the result Wellesley sgnslly victorious
This the speaker regarded as quite important % IL
Illustrating the dukes Indian mode of warfare. In
the lsst great battle with this cheftain, Wellesley
had but four regiments, but Notwithstanding the
great disparity in numbers the duke sprapg upon him
like lion and ne fell upon the plain. On that field
Of battle, beside cannon, was found a young boy,
who, through the whole campaign, had accompanied
his sire, who was now slain. Wellesley took him in
his arms and carried him to his camp He subse.
q civilized man and Christian. The speaker dwelt
at great length upon the Indian difficulties, tho
bloody battles and the brilliant victories of Yelling
ton, all Of which illustrated ccnclusivey the asssr-
spoke Of the attempt Of France to subjugate Spain
and Portugal, and Of the interference of Eog-
land. Here, too, q succession Of brilliant vic
tories We're achieved, and Wellesley won ad.
ditional laurels, and displayed in a still moro
remarkable manner his genius and peculiar
talents After accounting the many great battles
in which this hero was triumphant. he gave glow.
ing description Of the battles of Salamanca and
Waterloo, and added Of wellington, g This is the
man that French historian has called only fit for
the stolid operations of defensive warfare - In
speaking of Wellington and Napoleon, he said:-
:" wellington and Napoleon-the one who conquer ID
for Others, tho other who yanquished for himself;
one oppressed, the other raised; one delight,i to
deceive that he might gain a battle, the other
would not deceive even to prevent defeat; one
whose watohword was glory the other, duty"
Wellington has been called the Iron Duke, but the
orator ISbored to show that instead OF possessing
the hardness which this epithet would imply, that
be was really very humane, courteous, and kind.
He was, he said, remarkably generous and liberal,
and alluded to Mr. Lawrence as being able to attest
the truth of that statement. He RELAXED several
interesting anecdotes, which we have not space to
give. He closed, by again paying very beautiful
tribute to the departed hero
He spoke two hours and quarter, and was list
eIed to with profound attention.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


THURSDAY, Nov. 11-6 r. M.
The stock market this morning opened with great
buoy ancy, which maintained with remarkable firm
at the close further advance In Erie place,
that the great opposing parties had cossscod
their interests and that contractors stock would
be issued Nicaragua firm, but after the board re-
port got about that the President about to resign,
which caused several holders to sell The stock declined
to 2s but II wss supposed that 1t would
from this momentary depression. There parties who
now DESTROYS Of buying who short time ago
sellers Of the Stock Cumberland not strong in
the afternoon in the oInDg but the whole 1t was
teleraby veil sustained Canton well supported and
again touched 49, The money market is sbundany sup
Piled and rates are tending downward There is no
speculative movement aost in the community and tbs
sction in the market il Of spssmodic character Tho
market at the second board heavy and Nicaragua de
cljned to 49, Other stocks did not vary materially
North American Trust, 22k to 224; New Jersey Zinc,
Tx to L.
The at the Office OF the Assistant Treasurer OF
this port to-day, amounted to $5ss57 3o payments,
$s4 SS1 s3-balsnce, $500 7l2 So.
The quantity Of certain articles imported into this
port, to day, was follows:-
Beer $40 casks half do cheese baskets; coal 214
wagon lOadf ITO tons drugs Ill casks bleaching pow
der Is boxes nicals SO casks carbonate soda dry
goods f6l packages per Australia 923 steamer al.s
COW col per Hue bodt fruit 20 barrels chesnuts fish,
1s6 btgs herring; iron 500 lars rarosd iron 1879
bars $50 bundles $50 bundles sheet 210 bundles hoop
so plates oil casks cod liver oil; potatoes, 4SoO
bushels 10 barrels salt, 1945 sacks; spirits 70
quarter cask bIsnoy 6S puDcbeors hogsheaos whskey
steel 663 bundles 30 cases. 10 bars TIM 2765 boxes
wine 40 bnskets.
The value Of importatops into, and expectations FROM
the republic Of Chile during tho first Fix months Of tho
year 1852, annexed
IMPORTS EXPORTS CmLE-FlRsr Six MONTHS OF
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were purchssed st 30 SIC Including 100 for reclining
ct &c and so boxes Of brown Hsvana at &c. per lb
WiNEs The ooiy important sale reported To- day was
Of SO or. casks Of burgundy port, at b7c per gallon.
RECEIPTs OF PRODUCE THIS DAY.
Dr. NORTH RrEn Bears -l6 222 bbls. flour: sos do.
provisions; 1894 do whskey 1719 do beef 900 bushels
OATS 10237 do wheat l64 pkgs butter 1874 do cheese
and II bbls ashes
BY ERIE RArLnoAp.-1 s18 bbls -four 1913 do beef 4sf
boxes cheefe, and 48l do butter
Br NEw HAVEN RAILRoAD-06 pkgs. butter and $40 do
eheeeo,
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ySOMEsTE DS.


vyNHE KINGsLhND HOMESTEAD LAND AND nUILD
Ing Association VIII meet for the election q
iers and for other purposes Friday evening Nov 10 at
ODD Fellows HAIL. Of Union avenue and street.
Greeppont at o'clock his association IL on
trcy dereDt plan r. the ordinary building assac
atns. Each mbcr IL to have lot Of land house
bull. hi own tas. TO be pal for in monthly in Ia
according 20 the value 81 house whoa III
paid for Cor In any other way) full dsoharss from all
obligetions the association, aud IF all mortgages will
be given There no looaiaa forward 70 an iactae Pc
risd. auIsa-e ard azst. J.,uxvoN sscvs'scy
00ec, "a Chamber strsSA