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To the Patrons or the Virciuian

The poprctors of the VIRGISIAN have always intend
ed as soon as the Telegraph line from Richmond to
Lynchhrg should be in operation publish their pa
dniy Early month the Telegraph will be compile
ted and the present volume Of the paper closes about
the lsth cfAugus they will with the commencement Of
the next volume. issue daily paper.
In undertaking this enterprise we have make con-
siderable outlay, but indemnify us, confidently
claim support which -vill encourage in this new
field Of labor and. trust, usefulness.
1t is unnecessary Parcularize the inducements the
DAILY VRGiSIAN viii present for the patronage of The
community-"f that prefer it should speak for itself
The Semi Weekly vrReISIAs will of continue to
be publ h and in the increased labor thus thrown up
it, being made up from the Daily. will contain
reading matter.
The Daily win be delivered Chy, and all other sub
scrrr~ who have daily mails, for week after its pub
LEGATION. during which time they will he waited upon
when they inform us, il they are willing chang,
their suhsc ipiions from the Semi Weekly the Daily
Those who desire do SO, either call the Office
inform US by letter it would trouble
TIL size will be nearly that Of the Richmond Times
Terms sc per unnum.
July IL. TERRY & SHIELDS
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PowHAIAx HuusE.

Richmond, March - h lS47.
The undersigned Members .f the Leg islature VIII,
have boarded at the "PowHATAS HousE" during I'll,
pr sent session. and some OF US several preceding
sessions being about to iourn feel called upon b,
sense OF dutyto place in the hands of MIR. CHARLES
L. DiBRgLL our host some testimonial Of our Kind re-
gard Tor him, and of high satisfaction with the
duct and arrangements Of the establishment.
Ina House conta ling hundred boarder-, il ma,
be expected that there will be frequent complaints w.
have pleasure in saying however that not
that any existed during the winter; certainly there has
been M occasion for dissatisfaction The house is
markabie for order and quiet. The table has been bou
tully supplied with all the good things Of life. mud the
rooms well kept.
MIR. and Mrs. d. have presided the House viii
ability, and have evnced. all occasions, anxious
desire to nuke their guests comfortable and happy
he assstansare prompt and obisng and the servants
faithful, honest and attentive TO then duties.
Upon the whole, we do not belle, that agree
able Boarding House is be found in Virginia, and we
tus, thai Mr. d. may long continue occory it-or il
he shall find it necessary leuve it, that he may make
u location corresponding with his merit
3. Med. Moore. Geo. d. Happier. VIM. ID. Hart II +.
Chandler. Thomas Davis, Asa Rogers. W. NJ. Amber,
@. t. Brown, Lawrence Roane, Samuel Watts, Adam
Small, Voolfolk, Thos. NJ. Bondurant, John Bowyer
Calwell. VIM b. Finney. VIM. l.. Boak, J. NJ. Smith, A.
X. Hoaday.J ]. w. Breathed. J. ThompsonJr, Hugh W.
Shelley, Thomas Robinson. George Siillman.
We concur with great pleasure in the foregoing
FRANCIS l.. SMITH.
ROBT. CROCKETT.
Commis from Alex audr
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Richmond Markets July 10Th.

pBACCO.- The market since F rda last has been
active at an advance of rs 81 good and ne
manufacturing and an improvement Of 50 low
grades "t manufacturing prices weeks since
The demand i. y for stemming and shipping Tobac-
co,without any change in prices.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT
WHEAT.-No change.
fLOUR.-The Canal being open. the receipts for the
last three days have been full Sale. 81 81 la4
bank
CORN-70 cents full supply.
CORN MEAL S0c-per bu shel.
OATS-40 cents.
RYE-75cts.
FlSH-Herrings new No 1, Cur 81 90, Gross - so
1919 Roe 81 90: Mackerel. No. g. 500; No. 2, $lOi-
No. ], Gil. Shad sl0a 1850
LARD-Bb-. l4aI11 cts kegs lI5a12.
BACON-Sides held at l0ial cenis.S Shoulders 9a9
Hams ia to Is.
MOLASSES-Sweet Cuba 2Oa2acts New Orleans.
30a3lcts
GCANO-Peruvian f54 from wharf.
COFFEE-Prime new crop Laguyra 9Ia9sc,s Rio,
good To prime. "a to 10.
GLOVER SEED-$64 to65.
PLASTER-Lump - IS To 4; Ground so to 8.
SALT-From store 81 Az sales from wharf 81 30a35.
SUGAR-New Orleans 5a6 cents; Porto Rico 5a64
cents.
HAY-Northerp, in bales-frnm wharf 81 from store
81 -
1RON-Pig Iron ga to 80. according to quuliry :;
Sweeds s95 per ton: English SO; Tredcgar Richmond
manufactory IS: Up Country Bar $s2as7 according
qaality.
STEEL-American bli,tercl 81 G5 per ton.
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Dicl "onday murning. the 18Th inst. at tho resi-
d"ncr IL his father. Capt Richard Perkins. S RIcRARD
PEHKIvs r. in the 33d yenr ii his age. brief and
aii ciion has suddenly hid in the tomb one who
was loved and give promise by life Of integrity and
perseverance, I" fill the ripper years Of manh"od with
the fruits ofthose generous qualities. which were con.
spicuoas in the allotted him in this life.
Aged parents, brfhers and sisters friends and neigh
hors i'll sigh in the deepest contritinn Of heart because
one for whom they may well weep has passed away.
Not only in the paths industry fidelity and attach
Of family and social lif the deceased bright
example, but he was in the community wise and pri-
dent citizen. He esteemed nnd confded in by be-
ing called to important duties Of high which he
discharged faithfully and conscientiousy. s.
Richmond Wing please copy.
Died. in the county of Amherst Sunday morning. the
18th inst. affer painful illness Of three weeks EMILY
daughter Of Geo. II. and Lucy W. Turner in the 18th
"f hcrage The writer tenders his heartfelt sympa-
thies To the family ind friends of the deceased and hpes
that this dipensatiou Of Divine Providence may make
deep and lasting impression their minds that when
they shall be alled away from ear.h. they may be pre-
pared to meet their dsusic in brighter aud better
world than this. H.
Died. the 3rd inst John d. infant son Of John D.
Elizabeth NJ. Irwin, nged one year two month. and
TIVE nty-sevcn days.
And is little J"hn,y dead
And is he home 10 glory fled,
To los Lcannah" in skies.
Where love and union never dies.
his sister thar died. six years since.
Died. on the 10th inst, John W. infant of Rufus
Susan l.. Anderson. aged one year and four months
To God the vnicrs of the Young
Their sounding of honor raise.
And babes. with uninstructed tongue,
Declare the wonders Of thy praise.
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Asst tant Ajju'a tGs
Further fo,a the .Soxfb

GOO Further from the .SoxfA. r -
BNTrxoRE. July 7.--,h- Picayune has
la'e accounts from Teaa. The cholera has
mnde lis appearance on the Guadaloupe river.
and created Considerable alarm. -.
The crops IN Texasare remarkablyfre.
Csrvajal. it is said. will again attack the city
Of Mafamoras; preparations are making to give
him warn reception.
The u S. sloop Of war Decatur had arrived
at Galveston from Pensacola
There " as consids rable cholera at Jackson
Mississippi. and some along the river coast
OF Loni-iana.
The Mexic,n boundary SURVEYS were pro.
crossing rapidly With their duties. hut were
embarrassed for want of funds.
The Jackson Rslroad is 10 be commence d
Immediately.
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Though p.or HIMSELF the poor knew in him
their benrfsctor. .gssss & az. ssa =
Az appropriate h"nors to the memory of the
deceased. each military post will ERE minute
guns, (ihiresn.) commencing at me- idian, and
display the national flag at half staff from the
saIne hour ill sunset on the day next after the
receipt Of this order; and the Officers of te
Army vii wear the prescribed badge Of
mourning Tor ,airtv days.
BY order of Major General Scott:
ifs J.. THOMAS.
.s4sfstFsFs Asst tanf 4idiuta tGeneral.
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The Late Gen. Roger Jones.
Headquarters OF THE ARMY.
ADJurANT GENERALS OFFICE.

ADJurANT GENERM OFFICE. :
Washington July l6. 1852.
The painful task devolves on the General.
in Chief, ofannonncing to the Army The death
oil Colonel aud Brcvent Major General Roger
Jones. Adjutant General, vino expired in thi
city abou; sunset yesterday. after an illness
few hours.
General Jones comm, need his military CT
reer January 26. 1909. as Lieutenant al Ma
rnes. which commission he held at the ontLrea
Of the war Of 1912 Nth Grea, Britain whe
he was appointed Captain Il. Artillery in ,h,
Army. To those who were companions
arms of,hr deceased. his services du,inp H.;
war are too v ell known To require special emu
meratior. His zeal and activity in the ard.
Gus campaigns of 1913 and 1871 ! on the. Mag,
"a frontier, and his distinguished gsllau,rv as
Major IF the Staff in the memorable confie
OF Chip w Lrndy's Lane. and the sor,c.
For' Erie. on for him the univets sal resp..
and admiration Of his hrorher officers. and II
marked appreciation Of the Ga, ernmeni.-
R.isei in 1925 to the eon6drntial post of A,
jltant G,.neral. held by him at his decease H.
Army Mt large will understand it as no sliel
praise To say that he brought to The dischar.
gifts highly difficult aud responsible duties
intelligence. honesty Of purpose. and un,ii in
devotion. which carried him through eve,
emergency it'll credit to himself and a,.va,
tage to the public service. In all the relatio:
ofpsivste life he was equally admirable. N
mans integrity was more spotless. He ";
most amiahle and sin, ere; courteous in lnte.
course, sasnch in ffirn ship. Eberaiin Chart,
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Grand Division,

DELEGATES who wish attend the next session
ut the Grand Division be held in Fincastle, on
the .Sth, will notify the Rail Road Agent Of the fc
when they purchase their tickets the price charged for
them il only half price. iySo-l 4
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Sons Of Temperance.

The Grand Division Of Virginia will hold Quarterly
Session in the of fincastle, the 2Sih Of this
month. (July.) 1852
Business of importance will be presented to the
ing. and full attendance il desired.
The Divisions in the vicinity of Fincaste certain
iy expected To be represented.
jy Is I'd THOS. j. EVANS, G. s.
I'd Exr l
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&1OO nEWARD.-Abons a month

~ - w since tnete ran AWAY from tne plantation
Of my son }. R. Watkins situated on Wallacc's Creek
and Staunton River in the county of Charlnta negru
named JOHN JOHN MIDDLETON belong
ing me, and hired by my for the present year..
Jonn is remarkably tall likely negro. nearly, if not
quite six feet high of dark complexion almost black
has large mouth, and times somewhat .ury, ds<at-
sed expression of countenance and hesi-
tates slightly in his speech He lie over twenty
five old though he appears be older and might
be mistaken for thirty. John remained the planta-
ton, where he hired, for about fortnight after he
first away. At the end of that tne it is believed
that he enticed away in the direction Of Lynchbug
by white Of bnd character. negro
swerng to the description Of John reported be
confined runaway in the Jail Of Bedford county but
writing to the jailor received stating
that the negro nong with another runaway confined in
the same ROOM had made his escape the night of
Wednesday the 30th Of June last by Of file fur
nshed from some not ascertained i will pay
reward of $40 oany who will safely deliver the
foresid negro John The reward will be
ed $50 if he should he upprehended anywhere of
the counties Of Charlotte Halifax, and 500 If ap-
pretended any where of the Blue Fridge noun
tains.
Address all communications to civilian NJ. Watkins
Senr., ESQ, Charlotte Court House, Va"
iy 19-ts WIN. M. WATKINS.
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From the Richmond Wing.

"PowHArAN HoUsE.-The complimentary Card in
regard to the management of this House he highly
gratifying the wrthy Proprietor, Mr. C. L. Dibeli.
from the fa that entirely voluntary the
part of the signer-its reception by Mr. D. being the
first intimation If such intention their part. We
add testimony that Of the gentlemen who
have paid Mr. ID. compliment just in Itself and
dered in a manner deliratr." iy o2--ts
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lEDFORD LAND FOR sALE.--I

DEDEORD LAND FOR SALE..eBY
ID virtue of deed Of trust executed to Samuel Clay
(now decd) and the undersigned, by the late John
Scott of the county of Bedford and bearing date the
Both day of December, 1924 and duly recorded in the
clerks Office of said county for certain purposes
therein mentioned, shall proceed to sell public
ton Saturday the 3lst day Of July the prem
ises the Tract Of Lan ronveyed in said deed, consin
ing about T1o Hundred md Eighfy-Sepen Acres, n
one Rod and eight Poles. be the or less. =
The said Land is situated the South side of Bedford
county and adjoins the lands oe vines Austin. John
Scott James Woodford and others. The purchaser will
he required pay much of the purchase money in
cash. will be necessary discharge the balance ofhe
debt secured in said deed which yet due and unpaid,
and the Of sale; such credit viii be given the BAL
Of the purchase money the egatees Of said Scott
may desires all of which win be made known on the day
of sale.
The said Land win be conveyed to the purchaser with
special carranfy. DAVID W. QUARLES,
June % -t3ljy Surviving Trustee.
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WHOLESALE PRICES.
PRovIsIoSs-Bscon-arrving freely and dull
I0l H.
PoRK-None.
Bksr.-We quot" by the auantuy at fa5 cts.
fLouR.-$3s dull.
WHEAT.-Red zoe; White Is cts.
MEAL. Corn Meal 7Os75c.
GRAIx.-Corn 6Ja7U cts: Oats 40 To - cents.
Observation-Disclosures $50 to IS per ton.
PLAsTEa.-Lump, %; Ground -. in Bbls i03.
SuGARs.-New Orleans 64a9 cts: Porto Rico to 10
cts. Clarified IOaIl rts. Loaf u To l2i cts.
WHIsKr.-Maurtaip3 80 cts.
BgyswAx.-2l toe2 cents.
BUrTER--Frcsh in small lots - IL, Firkin dull
l2i
BRAsDr--APple, 40a45: Peach, 80 70 s5cts.
BAR IRoS.--$75aS0 assprf-ddul,.
CoryEr.-Rio l04 to II ct.. Lagura IOA toll Mocha
20: lava Is to II.
CoUSTRY LIskNs.-Tow l Ito u ]; scarce and wars-
ed Flax l2ai4cts.
CoTToN YARNs.-Sales l6al7 cts.
FEArHERs.--35 to 80 cts.
WooL.-25 to % cts in dull.
Wool RoLLs.-35 to 81 very scarce.
GssESG-32a35 cfs-
FLAX SEED.-Sales a per Sc lbs.
F,sH.-Herrings, No. 1, tS4; Haifnx NJ. Herrines,
$6at7A; Shad. Sl3: Markerei, No. 3, IS
TALLow.-8to 81 cts.-duli.
TAR.-A3.50 per Dbl.
HEMp-We quote 81 to &c. in demand.
LISsEED OIL--7Oa7 5cis.-iu demand.
LARD.-l2 10 I23 cts.
MOLAssEs.-West India 81 to 40 cts. per gallon.
N. o. AZ to Is cts.
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VNRUSTEE'S SALES...

VINRUSTEE'S SALES...By virtue oi deed
l. of trust executed by John J. Phaup the under
signed the 9TH day of February, 1882 for certain
purposes therein Toned shall Saturday the 81
day of July, 1852 the hour Of 10 O'clock. a. NJ in
front of the market house, in the city Of ,nchhug pro-
ceed sell public auction for cash 100 Of val
liable land heavily tmbercd. Said land is situated
Gamblers Mountain. about four miles from Lynchburg,
,dpins the land. of General D. Rodes and H. Patte-
son, and is valuable for its wood. Persons desiring
purchase requested view the land before the day
of sale. WIN. M. CABELL, Trustee.
yui I5-t2Iiv
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Jnly 22-2tif
. ALUADLE LAND FOR SALE.

In obedience u decree pronounced by the circuit
of anklin county the 18th day Of May 10 -
in the of Thomas j. Hulland AMI Warfeld Price
against Thomas s. Keen and Others shall. Thurs
day the 30rh dny Of September 1852. Cer for sale. on
the premises public auction the highes, bidder. all
the lands belonging said Thomas Keen. situated
I'm Snow Greek in Franklin county, Is miles Southeast
from Franklin Courthouse, containing 453 Acres.
This land is considered very valuable. and persons
wishing purchase land would do well attend this
sale.
TERas.-The aforementioned band will be sold upon
credit of one two md three years equal insalments.
The purchaser will be required give bonds with good
personal security for the payment Of the purchase mo.
ncy the title land will be retained until all the pur
chase money pail and the land held subject resale
in drfaur Of the payment Of the purchase money.
July 22-t3OS HUGH NELSON Com'r.
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DOANOkEFOR sALE.-Theundersigne,

FOR SALE.-Th he undersigned,
y netting commissioners under decree Of the Cir
cui, Court Of the city If Williamsburg and county Of
James City rendered the 18th day Of November 1851,
i'll ofeI public sale. Charlotte Court House,
Monday the G,hday Of September that being Court
day, the valuable estate known Middle Quarter, be-
ing that orion ofthe Roanoke assigned Judge
Beverly Tuck in the division of the lands Of John RAN
dnPh. and upon which is the Mansion House of MIR.
Randolph Middle Quarter lies in the county Of c har-
loe. the Saunon River and contains about sixteen
hundred acres upwards Of four hundred fine river
low grounds. The highland 10 Of good quality. with a.
bundance Of wood.
The depot Of the Richmond and Danvile Railroad ut
Stauntnn river. which point the road is graded.
is about miles distant and accessible by good road,
and also by navigation the river.
The commissioners empowered to divide the land,
should they deem ii advisable.
Terms OF SALE:-Thc purchase money be paid in
three equal annual siaments carrying from
day Of January, 1853. Bonds with approved security
will be required. The purchaser wilihsve the privilege
of seeding crop this fall and full possession given the
1st of January
The estate will he shown any wishing exam
inc it, by the tenant the premises und for my
further information p M. Thompson, Williams
Lurg.va.
?. MoNTAGU THOMPSON, ! comn;..;,,o,.
JOHNR RYAN. oo''''h''S'o"efs'
LII. II.
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CPRING lS52.--Tbe subscriber would most
~ respectfully TO his friends and the public
generally, that be il receiving and opening large
ind well selected stock Of Spring and Summer Goods
which he invites the attention Of those in il
is useless enumsrae his stock but would simply
that it is surpassed by any in Lynchburg.
He invites the particular attention sftbe Ladies his
beautiful stock Of rich Dress Goods, kidGiores, &c
The Gentlemen will find the best stock Of Goods IL
their line exhibited by any house in this place.
and the largest and best selected stock of Ready Mad
Clothing, brought to this town. The Young Men
will find something really handsome in the way ofclo,h.
ing at apl l2-iffs DON T. q. PETERS
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l. located Halifax T.. H. Va, is under the OF
W. H. Presbytery. and has for its object the ,horough
intellectual and moral training of youth for the RESPONSE
bilitics of life.
1t has already in its brief existence acquired great
puiaon for the fidelity and efficiency of its instructions
and The of study is extensive en-
bracing than half the regular College and
preparing young graduate in two years in the
best institutions in the land Thorughnes is the great
object sought and therefore particular attention is be-
slowed the rudmsntal branches both OF the English
aud Classical departments constituting they do the
basis of all sound scholarship and solid Improvement
The overnment is strict and paternal. No efforts
will be spared to .tudious habits, decorous be-
havior- and prompt and implicit obedience. Scrupu-
o~ care is exercised prevent habits of exravagancr
Accordingly ofthe Fundamental laws of the School
is that Student shall purchase my thing credit.
except with express permission from his parent euurdi
an ar teacher No temptafion 10 Profigaey will be in
the path Of the Student here except when the ndscreet
pride I'll love Of parent shall besow much pocket
money: against which policy, the Trustees and Facul
y here enter their protest. A. they have not
been thus far annoyed by wasteul of inc"ns crate
fathers, they do countenance continue
them. should they be sent
! Tho Institute is located in a plentiful, healthy and
mornl community. Board can be had in excellent fnmi
lies from So to $40 per mon,h. including washing fuel
and lights.
THE FACULTY ARE
Rev. J. II. SMITH A. Principal and Prof. Greek,
who also has charge of the Religious education of the
students.
Mr.. K. II GRAVES, NJ. Prof Mathematics.
Mr. GEO. WHITE, b.. Prof. Latin. These two Pro-
fessors Jointly have charge of the English department.
| TERMS:
Tuition in English alone SO per month.
| in the English and the Classical
and Math. department. ---.----s4 Is
The only additional charge for Janitors services so
cents per session.
There sessions in the
Next session will open lsr September
| jy22--wGwif JNO. A. SCOTT, Spr'v Board.
| A USTIN NJ. TRIPLE AND SAM'L
| N BOOKER, HAVING ASSOCIATED THEM
selves together will practice law in the County and Cir
cult Courts Of Amherst. APPROXIMATION. Bedford. Camp
bell and in The Corporation, Circuit and District Court
| Of Lynchburg.
ADDREss-Lynchburg, Va, Office, Market Street.
| back of purvis' Store Tiuly I--v4w1
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[lREE EXHIRlTION.-

IL ing obtained at considerable expense, from Mr..
Whitehurst- Washington Gallery, Daguerreotypcs Of
the following distinguished characters respectfully
invites the public call and examine them, in
ION with large number Of his production the
Whitehurst Gallery.
President Fillmore, Gen. Winfield Scott, VIM. A. Ora
ham, Gen. franklin Pierce, VIM. H. King, Gen. Lewis
Cass, Judge Stephen A. Douglass. J.. = GIBBS,
July 19-tf propretor.
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II
~ The undersigned takes this method 81 informng his
friends and the public generally TINT he has leased
u term of years the CABELL HOUSE, and win close il
the 5th of July and open the 10Th Of August. 1t
viii undergo thoroui repair from bottom. and
be furnish with NEW FURNITURE OUT ANDOuT.
All he asks is call and II entire satisfaction given
charge will be made. He has also leased Elliott .
Stables ihe-best in the city. which will be furnished
with plenty of Provender, and attentive Ostlers.
jv l2-tf q. w. A. RAINE Proprictor.
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NHEAP Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c.

Il "IAI nVOtS, SmVcSs 1hutSs W.. ]
~ take pleasure in calling the attention Of the public
tony we'll assorted Stock Of Boots Shoes, Caps, Hats,
Travelling Trunks Carpet Bags. Panama and other
Summer Hats-comprsng every thing used for the head
and feet which have recently bought in the Northern
cities and offering very low prices, in order in
uce large sales think it will be the interest of all
to call. as prefer nimble penny to slow shilling.
My arrangements are mnde to keep up the Stock
throughout the season. with fresh and desirable Goods
march 29-iftf JOHN G MEEM
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A UsTlN ". TRlBLE AND sAM'L
MOTTO E.--TIIE UNDERSIGNED

NJ OTTO E...THE UNDERSIGNED
offers his services the citizens of Lynchhurg and
the surrounding country in Draw DE sig Is,
Models and Plans Of Buildings general
ly with neatness. order and dispatch, and pledges him
self prompt and nithfl discharge of all
which may be- entered into by him.
Heis "a natirr." and hopes thar he may be able
ceivc Mt least portion Of the patronage Of the
nifty herrabouts. Charges modrratr.
July l2-4t JOSEPH NJ. BROWN.