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10 A Judge and a joking Lawyer were
conversing about transmigration of the souls
oil men into animals. "Now," said the
Judge, suppose you and / were turned in.
to a horse and an ass, which would you pre-
fer to be" 1.-The ass, to be sure" replied
the lawyer. "Why?" r~ejoined the Judge.
Because" was the reply, al have heard of
ass, beng a Judge, but of a horse
never :" .at s4,"e Nf
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Dissolution.

SAMUEL BELL. p. y. KEARY.
SAMUEL BELL, in returning thank
~ for past %favors. begs leave to inform
the public generally, that the business will
now be carried on at the old stand under the
citing a share of public patronage, are fully
shall be wanting to merit the same.
Their stock of Plantation and Dry Goods,
Hardware, Groceries. and Provisions, will be
carefully selected and sold at cheap rates for
Cash, or to punctual customers on the usual
time. ALI cotton consigned to them for ship
ment, and all freights for storage, planters
may rely upon receiving their best attention.
S. BELL & co. 4.
Fort Adams, Jan. 81, 1s52-1y.
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d.. Mr.. Foose, In one of his letters
against Col. Davis, says, if it were not
for The Office he hol DIS, he would con.
slider himself unworthy the esteem Of
his friends, not to challenge Col. Davis
for calling him a liar. lie appears to
have NOR respect for the gubernatori.
al than tho Senatorial robes ; while he
was Senator he was whipped by Bor-
land, Of Arkansas. by Hale, The aboli,
ZIONIST. and would have been whipped
by old Bullion. if he had not "advanc,
ed backward as rapidly as he did,
There il also u story in circulation,
that old Chupultepec kicked his honor
out Of the Courthouse in Sledgeyille.
Foote Is q faithful believer in the adage.
that
HE who btags md runs away.
May live and Drag another day"
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Four CHILDREN AT A BIRTH.--It is said
that a lady residing at West Feliciana, on
wednesday week, gave birth to four Chill.
dren, two girls and two boys. At the latest
accounts. both mother and little ones were
doing well.-N. o. Bee.
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UJ~ Tho wings of Louisiana are to
hold their State Convention at Baton
Rouge on the 10th inst. 1q p
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- 0 We are indebted To Senator
Stockton, Of N. j., FOR a budget of pub
lie documents.
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IF Gen. J. G. Weller. formerly Of
Ohio, has been elected Senator from
California.
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10 The Providence Mirror,
the marriage of Mr.. James Bee. to Martha
Ann Flower, at Athens, Pennsylvania.
Well had this little busy 'BEE"
Improved life's shining hour,
d He gathers honey now all day,
From one sweet chosen "FLowER,u
And from this hive if heaven please, -
He'll raise a swarm of little "BEEs."
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NOTICE.

WAS taken up, by Albert G. Cage,h
on his Plantation, about the 18th
OF February, TWO MULES, Is strays As@&s%
described as follows ase
ono a Bay mare Mule, about 10 hands high, .
win some white spots on her back. about 3
years old. Appraised at $50 90. "
The other is . Black horse Mule, unbrokes
about l2 hands high, supposed TO be young.
Appraised ID SIS 90. BE- z 'ar
march z. 1s52.-3w fss 49, D ssssr
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TUESDAY MORNING MARCH 10. ,s5a

10 The communication Of "Spes." which
we promised to publish last week has been
mis-iaid. We hope "spes" will furnish us
with another copy.
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97999aSa 0OQaDaas-
BFiC kIaViuv

THE undersigned will strictly attend ia
maunerOf Bricklaying and repairinp, Pa,s;sn-
lar attention to the building Of Cis,eTus vhieh
will be warranted to stand. pIas,er;ns -
paired and Rooms whitened and colored
JAS. M. MILLER.
N. B.-The best of Cement, and lame
on hand at all times and for sale al cost and
charges by
JAS. N. MILLER.
Woodvllle, Feb. oath 1852. 1v
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confessional.

WAsnfNCToA March /.
Sosate-Mr Seward moved, thar when
the Senate adjourn, il be ull "Wednesday,
in order to give Senators an opportunity to
eatsuine The Baltic. Mr. Broadhead opposed
the rstiOn. and spoke Of the Balnc's visit
aud banquet as an attempt offered to gain by
it additional assistance from Congress The
subject was debated for considerable time
and finally the motion prevailed. After
some other unimporant business they ad-
lourned till Wednesday.
HO1Se-Mr. Filth Of Indiana offered a
resolution as follows:
Res0Lred. That we recognize the bind.
ing efficacy Of the Compromise and of the
Constitution of the United States, and be-
iieve it to be the intention OF the people,
generally, as we hereby declare il to be ours.
individually, to abide by such Compromise,
and TO sustain the law necessary to carry
them out, including the provisions for the
delivery OF fugitive slaves, and that we de-
precate all further agitation of the questions
glowing out of the provisions of the late
compromise, aud the questions connected
with the institution of slavery, as unneces-
sary, useless and dangerous. He requested
a suspension of tAe rules to prevent the
same, which was refused by yeas 119, nays
l~4-two-thirds not voting for it.
Mr.. Thompsonpresented a memorial from
the Pennsylvania legislature, in relation to
the Wheeling bridge.
Also a petition from the Bridge company,
and petitions from Ohio, to declare it a pest
road.
The House adjourned till Wednesday.
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IN Coasser introduces the name Of
Iov' foote in connection with the election
OF Mr. Brooke. and intimates that II does No,
correspond with his recent letter announc-
ing mmselfa democrat OF the Jackson schoo,
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WASHINGTON, March l
The pc rsonal controversy between
Clemens and Rhett, of Saturday, con.
cluded without The anticipated duel.
Mr.. Rhett declared himself conscien,
tiously opposed to duelling, having been
a member of the church for twenty
years. He feared God mere than man,
and would prefer to receive the oppro-
blum OF the latter. than enssunter the
anger of the former.
The compromise resoluti ons were
postponed two weeks
A grand banquet is to take place on
board the steamer Baltic on Monday.
The President, Cabinet, Members of
Congress, and others are invited.
Judge McLeaa delivered the opin-
ion of the Supreme Court upon the
prayer of the Council for the Wheeling
Bridge Company. to the effect that the
company must elevate the bridge so as
TO permit boats to pass freely without
lowering their chimneys. Upon the
other points relative to draws, &c, he
referred to Chancellor Walworth, with
instructions to report thereon u
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Census Of Mississippi for
1850.

We give from the Census Report the
following condensed items. The name
is given of each county, we give the
total in the State:
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S,,rEaM MARBLE WORKS.

S,'TEAfi MA RkBLE WOIsK y
- JOllS r. ROGERS has removed his MarbleW orks
10 he corner Of Min nd 9th whcre@ III he found
n fine a assortment of Egyptian, Itnan and American
Marble, Monuments, Tonbs, Grave Stones. Manfel
Pieces of every description. WalIP latcs, Fronts, &c
Any design in carving executed in the ncatest mon-
romItly attehdedto.
Mr.. having served his apprenticeship in one Of the
largest establishments in Now York city. md having
much experience in the business aattcr himself that
al work executed ut his shop will give entire sasfac
lion "A any done North o. South.
Rirhnipnd, July l4-iyd
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MISCELLANEOUS.
nIssoLUTIoN.--rhe co-rartner

nIss0LUI1OS.--r 1.-The Col utier.hiP herel'-
tnre existing b., se.n the suhsrriber.. under tine
.,yle Of DrpLrYN goarroS ho. been this day ssoved
by mutual Iohn " Dudley has purchased the
istera.t Of VIM Compton in the late concern, aud will
charre ia nhiliiie ~ embraces fhi. opportunity
IN return s sincere thanks his friend for their pat
ropaRe 10 tlie concern Of DupLEr n GesPToS, aud 10
solicit its continuance in ms new conneh ION.
JND. ~. DUDLEY
WM. A. COMPTON,.
CtsctxSArf April 18th. 1852.
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A CItEE q McCtANAiaNN. 0RONEkN


LfScuuURo, "a.
OfIe. Tor snc--
I "a bngs RI aud Lpsnim c"dee.
- br-t o,I 1pvnHnd Nldrhn do
y hld. nn1 lLls NInln..es,
- y. ., T. u Sugars.
." Stfrnx d.,
= ho.es nd blr Lonf, Crp.hcd md Powd red do,
6 tons country and rolled ron,( vorious sizes, &e)
22G0 hesf Gust Steel,
- leg Nail4
j001 H.. Solo Leather.
% Ua0 il,- Cat.on tfos,
- bnxc- Ma1d1rtnf,al Tobareo sornr very hnc.)
~ hoNe- lnmadine, Spetn, md TalloW Candies,
5n0 kcxsha-tnv nrdridc Pow der,
- ,0a0 # beet Snleg Fuse,
u halrs Otnalhife- .nl Domestic.
100 hhls rretibcl Nh.kcy.
~ old Rye 3" (.pme ) yrar- od)
l. Vino. (iidren' qunih".)
= " and , pipe Frrucli Brandy, (some Gue,)
- old App, brandy.
tiarrc. bet Epu,lon Porter,
- bids Rum md Gin,
With great variety of articles mentioned abot
mixing our stock Yrry lurqe md 1csirnhie
W. Risr prompt Intention To -uics nf enn. 9nmei
If Flour Whent fobaccu lbpron and NIL other kind
country produrc--nl-o receiving mud frwardi
Gpo3s. ladose. K. lnny i3--ls.
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NTEw GOODS! NEW Go0Ds!.

" hun \ uoLr XVII. Gnrarr. i,,u plea .af,
,aaene IL tho ~ ',c. thu they tccei,.
u ~ .,e1inr the MT vari 4. rsico.ivc nd el''
gait Stock ~ pry & ,ols cshiiitsl IN the Lynrl
burs nilrket. aIid feel -aii-f,i that VIM will
vIvc their ttoeh cNpnn1finn ri" ltl - being fully
satisfied, both raire aud qfnliir. The bedie.' ai
md complete s.srrfnad = i9fr.s anf o,hcr gopd-
ra i.fing in pni ~ rile following urfScs. Brornd,
Silk. Checked, Pll mud plau. Black SIN. Of cr'ro
gl7lifv A1sins Ji>~ses, Cfaue lie Sprngue. LINN
clutI a ani benatifsl srsst =. & npc dePnr. a
te.cs If the nost elegant e us, Silk Larr, Tissue.
Pain Barge, Is ~. TX und plain Mnu .la :, Dnrnn
Maria Grape, Orgiadies, ns,ts,e French un1 Ena
Rsi lsonurtt, Liaes Popine. Lawns, u ,tird Mn.ps
" -n Flouneinc, 6ellaf', ta,lsr Sleeves. En- Hand
kerchel- very cheap, Silk nad Cotton Hosiery, Muslin
md canbriek Elging- and lnsertinR., Nd aud Silk
tlovrs. Silk Mtts. Gimp and Frag,a. Mnafillns Crapo
anil Nett Shawa, Mourning G,nd- ~ Eyctt Variety
rethrr with varinn other articles men
ton in an adverti.c mcnt Gentlemen will hnd n CON
rte .rlceti IT req c nud English Cloth sioer.
Silk anil nther ycstincs Gloves IN every varty Crntat
sail md Fnnog. Linen Drillings. Coars Seeks SilL
and Linen Kl1dFs e. &r.-Onr Stock ~ Snplc Goods
i. very largo mud desirable We isite al sn vaui q
Dry Goods 10 give call.
COLnOUN & HOLT.
Anrii Its kg'cs Fotat-. f.ppCtitre
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MATER CURa BOOK.

MATER CUKE BeOks.--nnlrr Nm,
w ml by J. Show. d. - eis.
Water cure in every known disease. zoe.
Watrr euro errors. So.
Water cure experience &c.
MATER rute lar Women. -.
Practice of water rure, -.
PHILOSOPHY af 3" henlihnnd longevity. sc.
Bulwet and faYi,ra IN Wutrr treatment. 75r.
Water and Vegetable diet. Isr
Water eGre for consumption 71r.
flydropathic encyclopedia, by DIR Trail. = 81.
For sale AT MORSE'S Com Ifou.f.
Aug l7--ia
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y IL. sTABLEK ~ CO., Druggists.
NOW IS THE I,IME no TRYIT.-

- l. he subscriber is prepared to furnish his
AN i-GHOLERA MIXTUBE,' - in any quantity this
article has been in for the last years and ia be-
eVedto bete best remedy be had for Bo,rl Com1aia
D'arrhoe0 Cholera Wor6us Dvseutprv Cholera Ipfan-
t"", and all afctions of the Stomach and Bowels 1t 10
not at all unpleasant take md may be given chill
orcn with perfect mpunity As this is the Of tho
yen" Weh such diseases most prevalent you wouia
do well 70 call and get abo,e If taken in time wils
ways relieve. For sale by
june 2l-ts JOHN II sEAY, Druggist.
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NEW CONCERN.-THE UNDERSIGNED

NEW CONCERN.-THE UNDERSIGNED
have assocnted Themselves together for tho mr.
pose oi conducting genera Grocery md Commission
bisnrssi in Lyncburg under the STYLE and firm of
DERS, NORTH Il IRBY. Theyhave taken the large
and commodous iron front house few doors a.
bove the Market House formerly occupied by Roberts
& Lee where they will, all times, be pleased to
their friends and the public generally. Ererv branch Of
business generally done in house Of this kind shall have
their personal and particular attention.: Such Selling
Produce Of alk kinds. Receiving and Forwarding Goods,
&c Their Stock o Groceries, including every article in
their line Is fresh and just hand And their pur-
cbsses having been made exclusively fo Cash, they fiat
ter Themselves that they offer great Inducements
any house in thi- market. JAMES SAUNDERS,
s4sz,ta WM T. NORTH.
may 27--ts JAMES J. IRBY
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I0S s. NOWLIN, Grocer, Commits

~ SION IND ron YdRDING MERCHdAT
LYNcHBrRG. NA.-Is now receiving his String suppl,
of GROCERlE AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, com
prisng
o. Porto Rico and ST Croix Sugar.
Loaf, crushed. pulverscd and clarified do
Rio and Lngu,m Cofcc,
30 nnts fine old .luyn do
\ o. L and West Indin Molasses
Stnnrt sexna MolasscS Syrup,
Rolled and hammered Iron,
Blister, sheor mud Steel
Box fence and common Nails.
SSl0 and los II Glass,
chest very fine Green Tea,
do black do
Rice, Ginger Pepper Spice Bale Cotton. y few hnlc
extra No Osnolurps; No. do; 81, Al brown anc
bleached Domestic CHicoes &c Sc. which he will
sell low f'rcash. or in exchongefor country produce
arl l1-ts
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS!

GREAT ATTRACTION !!-NEVA AND
~ and SplcHdd stock IF Dry Goois and Ready. AIad
Clothing ~ ,fhoiesoietS. ReaG.-Gf'GG ENHEinER
A. UNTERnlBR.--Rcsp inform their friends
Mud the public generally that they are now receiving
splendid sock of Dry Goods suitable for the Fab and
Winter seasen embracing every article Of Igtc. osi
Gea7emea's I'ear. All ofwhich the public are invited
- call aud examine before purchasing elsewhere We
d1Nea beautiful assortment of H1ts and Caps Boos and
SAoes with splendid aud general assortment nr Fancy
articles all of which offered unusually low prices
Gail and 500 u.s. and we feel assured that yon will be
plcnsed with prices well Goods as w.n,e deter
minedto sclllow, having purchased Ton cqM
ihey are also receiving a splendid assortment, OF
Ce1dy Aadc Clothing, Purchased by them fo, cash nj
unusually low prices, by which they are enabled
TO oir greater inducements the public than my sim
liar establishment.
They would particularly call thu attention of country
merchants and others thir Pdoles1ie Pytces-believ.
ing that they win find it their interest togve them
eau hnh rxaminc their stock before going farther East
Tue they enjoy in purchasing hrir
snpTlies enable them announce with confidence TIM,
their goods viii be sodn, RICHMOND PRICES.
~ GUGGENHEIMER
/. uNTERMYER
oct1b-ts irnnite Buildings, Caball Ionae
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CIycrSsATI, April 18th 1852.
YIyIfE sui.etiir Inv a..ocatod themselves tor the
burmese of con.lurtHe IN This Cts Tobacco
aud General Commission Business,
l,ler the Firm ri kENsETre DUDLEY. and respecin-
I, solicit your Patronage Our Business VIII be eHeiu
vcyn Comm, Basi,lrD; aud an exP-r.ncens TWEEN
" wears b, our senior p1rtcr in nctye Mercantile hen
tbi. n.y. an determination tho part Of both m pro-
mote fr interest Of friends will We hope. secure to-
liberal support. We are prepared Ia nuke the usual
Advance ~ ronsigan ents in hpnd and To purchase
prodncc &c on the cuetomnry terl'. We will occupy
In, Large .aa ,ommodous Warehousc NJ Public
Landing. JnO hENhGl j,
t,,y 17..Gr JSO W. DUDLEY.
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R NJ ks
4DWAY's RenGy Rcncdies-Arc SO
Ia prepared as harmonizc and uct in unison with

each other.
R. R. Il,
Hallway READY RFrItR Is the frat md oil Hfr
cdy yer recorded in the Medical history 81 ia. world.
that has stopped the volrt phns IN second,
II VIII stop the nost severe rnins five minutes CT les,
and will cure the most obstinate ard painful Rhcunr
irm Nervous. Neuralgia and Biinu, coInplants in a
few hours. internal and oXtcilal 1t ncvcr fails in Civ
ing instant ease tn the tnrmcrnipg ard agorzing
pains II has cured in ninety cases out of hundred,
rheumatism in four hours neuralgia one hour; Group
IN ten minutes; CJarrhra in minutes; Tnothace
IN one second: spasm in five minutes; cramrs IN five min
ntsi sick headache in fifteen minutes; chill fever in fl
teen minutes chbluns in five minurs sore thront in
ton" honrs influenza in hour. Spinal compai, t.,
Nh JOINTS struins, bruises. wounds frost bites,
cholera morhus dtscnttrv lie dnorrux and all other
complaints whore there Is pains Ralrpy's Ready
helle will instantly stop the pain and quickly cure the
disease.
Sick Heodcchc.- Radway's Ready Relief vlstop The
most distressing pains in few minutes and prevent re-
newed attacks 1t will cleanse and sweetcn the stnn
nch and neufalize the poisonous acids Of TN syste H.
Rben1oot,sn--coscs cnred.--In the ycar 1851 Rad.
ways Ready Relief cured 10000 cases of Rhru-
mntlsm IL New York, 30 900 in Boston; 90 900 in Phil.
adcphio; 5000 in Michigan, md 1000 in Illinois
So quick is Radwny's Ready Reefin cmin 9 Rhcuma-
lS'n TINT nine pntirnts out of every arc recv'd
r"n all pain in few minutes after the first rlication
we nave known as MAJ vas twenty persons in day, who
nhVe called at office in their carriages "a Lay. the
hehe APP lied by md in fifteen minutes have walked
away rejoicing that they hive been nble once more
walk alone without the aid of stick or crutch
Price of Il. II Relief IS cents. so cents and 81 rer
bottle. Each bottle to be scrnine must ben, the fac
s'mile signature Of Railway 4 Co. Sold by Druggists
eVetywhefe' For sale by d. r. LIZ IMAM,
olIs l--"1n Druggist. Iynchhurg.
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N-.aaS
Tsr'-sr~snseSs 10 PHSburC anil the IPcs'-Ihe under
signed would respectful inform their friends and Gus.
TONERS that the Pennsyl vania Canal will open on 18th
March, at whichtime will be repaired to forward any
amount of MrchanJise to al points on the We.tcrnwa
tiers, with dispatch at the very Invest rates.
Rate Oh ."bacco to Pittsburg, 60c per 100 lbs from
LIT May-Time days
No Commission charged for forwarding ut Baltimore
or Philadelphia C, n. KOONS,
March 4--dts AGENT Union Line Ralt;u.ro
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| ONG LOOKED FOR Come at last.

0NG LOOKED FOR Come at last.
- In consequences al the hrcakage of the Canal the
undersigned has Just received his Spring and summer
Stock. Twenty five years experience in his bushes,
has enabled him to purchase n mos: complete and do
'irabl" assortment of goods. Without farther comment
all he nsks Is an examination Of the snmn He culs the
attention of his customers and the public generally to
the following, viz: Laijes who'r Goiers. Gajers
CATERS EetlAiors Paro@is, Jenny Limits, Loio Monte:
BtSf,", lies, Sltpp''s SC, Sc Misses and lnfnts
shoes OF every Description. Also: Gents Boots Shoe,
and CATERS the latter OF which very pretty md neat
winch he will sell at remarkably low prices also com
plete stock of Gents Slippers His 7',u,k. Ca,pct
rags ana Scaf"hs he obtand at unusually low prices.
lie offers in the way CHATS the following VIZ Tho
Mote Sh'", Block ond tVhHe Bearcrs Russio. SHk Pr
nom0, IlWor, Bird Eye, China Pcorl Black Blue
Green and WhHe Leghorns,tAc Inda Hot Coperess Hat
and lIh"c dRd Black Bearer Ko@uh Hat Slonches and
hercohs of all qualities and styles.
am constantly manufacturing. Orders promptly at.
tended to- Panamas and Legnons dressed the sign Of
he Red linf. JACOB RuNBOTGH
Nav l7-ts
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81 M. UOLJ.tNS--Brg iei,ve Ia call TIE Mt
- tention ottheir customers and tho public gcnernl
A. Ia their
spring supply OF Groceries, &c.
e,asis'tBg ~ part rs Jo.iaqs ri=
IS hhds L Il, Cuba and o SUGAR
do Stcrnix 10
10 hoxesand bbl- LosG crssl j nnd pow dido
! bbls supr. clarified do
10 bhd. Cuba MolGssca
do Il do superior
bhls do -
q hsgs Rio aud Lagu,i Ce'"c
10 le md mats sTneiiur all lava 10
10 tons Bar Iron, we'll assorted,
do Hoop aud Band do
do Bli>tcred Steel
r Cast and Shear do
.5o stle- Sole fefslcr
- do Upper IN
Selnz Call Skins. Balnlnae.. pLiladrlphia N
aud frrnch,
20 10 Pink Lining Il,
10 lo Sleep ID
5oo koga ru' <a;i. iefg Sy
ID do wroaghi >
10 do Horse Shoes
do II rsc Shoe Nails
IL boxes supr Sperm Candles
70 dp Adamantine da
80 do Hull g. Sons patent do
40 do Tallow do
20 do Soap
10 do do extra fine
6000 lbs Cotton Yarn
bale. Osnuhurga, superior.
ALso-indiso. Maddcr. Aunnnd Coppcfas Pepper
Ginger, Sr e, Nuimegs, Mace Clneea and CipuDpou
Writing. Letter md Wrapping Paper; Bod Cords a n
Plough Lines; Domestrs, Caeocs Sc. 80 For ami
the most accommodating terms or exrbnnred f,
country produce npl o2-ts
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nRy GooDs.-PHIL,P w. PAYNE
i,IN PLATL, DAl. iKON. 0c.

MN FLA IL, bA1k IRVN, &C.
Il 30 boxes Tin Plate, l02li l4S20 lie and IL
40 h. Biark Tn
10 ton. ElIiuu'- aud Andctson's Bar Iron, hand.
soTnly ns-nficd
80 bundles Iund do
bbls prime rrkline Vinegar
p baes carpet Narp. assorted cnlour-.
Receiving and iDr sale by
nnp 81 GEO. RAGHY.
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MEDICINES.
sCIENTIFEC WONDER-


THE TRUE DIGEST.
I'VE FLUID, OR GAS
TRIO JUICE. pretsrfd
from Rennei, OF the fourth
stomach ofthe Ok. nfter dj.
rections oi Baron Licbip.
the great Z Physiological
Chemist, by DR. J \.
Houghton, VI D., Philndel.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-11
Tobacco. Having de-

Tobacco. Having de.
Il termined to pay parculu attention selecting the
best Chewing Tobacco that is put up here do solicit
orders from friends in the country for the article
believing do, that we shall be able to furnish an
article by the box TINT is bound to give satisfaction
ns we have received nm agency for some Of the best
Brands put up in I.ynchburg. For s. note sent by
mail III in return send box of 10 plugs that will
be hard to beat and for $40 note we will send On
plugs first rate Tobacco put mp in boxes of suitable
size. We take pleasure in saying our friends Tim
we can send them Tobacco prices ranging from 90
TO rs cts per ID. CREWDSON & CRANK.
Jan le-dts. Com. Merchants on the Canal
4 handled sly EET FLAG, or Caid1pus RooI-Jns,
>receved a supply oftbe above delicious aromatic
coneetion which impnrts sweet fragrance tn tho
breath, and may be Hken with advantage in pain mr. nm
onsiness of the stomach or bowels, arising from 9a,
lence, forsae by '''
aug 9-dts JOHN II SEAY p,,.,;..