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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

y OeOeNS" DSStSeCVS C1"TDe| OVs"sy
We irpPnss that ia vusing for Msgistrstes in hisdirsncs
zee c"nsidrr il divided ists fur divisinns, thu: All
South eide fnld Chaslssfs r.ad firm Jordan. tn (;ie ms
first Ward. Lindsey and W c.. Perrow are RECON-
'n~ndrd a. Msei-srstes in this yard. From ssid Rad
down oPosaum Crs~k and TO Luxembourg To form anssb-
-r Ward-asd NJ. y. Langl,orn-. Jas l.. Brown. A. r.
3nitl~r. SamI. Tyree aud A. I. P-rrow are recon- mend
ed for Magistrates. From Oln.sum Creek Down Char
lostr r,ni tn the Datclnasn's Branch, down said Branch
tn MI O.ivss To the county iine to com Prise the Sd ward,
md VIM. >. w.n.i. N. T.. H,bson and Joseph Some
are recommended for Mxgistrai~s. All tLe lower par.
If the di -trict not embraced in the above bonni.ries to
form the fourth Wsri-and stephen Diugui.l, JOSEF
Thornhiii AID Joshua Th"rnnil are recommended for
Masi-irst.s.
by|~rg some use Of tho Hbove named gen<l<rnen
in ~ 4 II these Wards, shsrr will he m equitsbb dSvis
ION u the this important "fkr- in tina district.
Capt. stephen P.rsaw ST.. will ,- supported in Die
trict No. i,r Ovcrse~r VI lh~ r,or.
ma, 9<2tl MANY VOTERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

IrNcHBuRG, May 5th. 1852.
ticntlernen: Your communication If the Sd inst, re-
guessing me I" allow you to present my name nsa cam
didate for the Office Of C"mmonw-slth's Attorney for the
corporation 1T Lynchburg is before me.
Unwilling as | should be- under other circumstances to
ann 'uncr my name a. n candidate fnr any office. yet
when l am solicited, in such complimentary terms, by So
respectable n humber Of citizens. to permit them To use
my name in connection with an honorable and distin.
:ui-h-d oHirc. ! frankly r~onfsss, it would not only he in.
Consistent with my own feelings, hut violstivc Of nv
sense of duty. tn decline their request. Need ada, il
it -hall be the pleasure Of the voters of Lynchburg, to
roniidr this %inportnr' trust TO my hands, ! shnll cndeav-
"r {" discharge my duty frarI-ssly and faithfully.
Thinking You for so fatferins an evidence IF your
regard and confidence. and with the assurance, if elect.
ed. that no c6'rt shall be wnnting IN my pnrt to prove
that y"ur confidence h-s not brcn misplaced.
am your friend and obi .crv't.
WIN. B. ROANE.
To Mes-rs. Purvis, M.sby and Others.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

IL We are authorised To Hnnnunce r. HAY.
a candidate for county surveyor, for the connty OF
Campbell. spIo9-w5w-
To The Voi.yscf Campbell comfy.
l am Il candidate for the office ofC ounty Surveyor.
Very respectfully,
may Cite ALEX. AUSTIN.
IL We are authorised To announce Col. OH PRf-
Or a candidate for the Office of Surveyor. for the cour-
~ OF Amherst April SITS
ET- We re requested o, announce CLAUplUS N.
MlCHIE asa candidate f,r the Office Of Snrvrvor.
for the county Of Campbell. March 4-ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27
Ar,;r,I NTH. Georg;n

NKw YosK. May The steamer Geor-
|cia, from New Orleans. has arrived, bringing
Hates Of the 18th and 90 passengers. She
transferred 200 p..seng r. a, Havana to the
b,-arner Philadelphia. which sailed for Aspin.
wrll on the 18th.
The excitement in Cuba relative to another
Invasion was rapidly increasing.
The Georgia left on the bar Of the Mississip-
bi several large vr-s..ls. laden with Cotton.
n hich had been Detained there from go to 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27
For Clerks Of Comnsy Court.

~ We are authorised Ia annonnce GEO. WMDAB-
NEi 1.-THE present Clerk AS a candidate for the clerk
.bir OF Campbell county court.
Feb 2C-ifts
sF- We a.- authorized To announce AN
THONY. Jr-. a candidate for the Clerkship Of the
County Court of Campbell.
Feb l9--ts
II We nre retnesfed to annonnc- WILLIAM A.
a candidate for the Clerkshir II the couu-
ty of Campbell. Dee i5-tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27
COMMERCIAL c o
LYscHpunc, May.

LYNcHDURG, May, .9th, 1907.
TOBACCO.-The receipts increasing. and markets for
medium descriptions not so animated. inspections for the
week PA hbds. sales at auction of233 bids. as follows;
Is hhds.. at from e. 50 to 81; % hhd... at from o. to 81;
80 hhds., at from "a - -; 81 hhds.. AT from IS To s.; %
hh.ls.. at frum 81 to e.: Is hhd. vt from ~ to So; 20
hhds., at from % to $40; % hhds.. Mt from SO to SIS;
~ hhds al from els to SIS. The receipt. at Loose to-
bacco very large, and should it so continue. for a week or
ten days longer, prices must materially decline. us our
have not the room To stock it away, plan
t"rs will therefore find it to their interests to prise il
neatly and in good order.
H Nm. T. SMITH, Com'n Msreh't.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27
Poli,;caI Increment ia PAaadelpA;a

a Meeting Of the Wings Of the city and
Fonnty Of Philadelphia favorable to the electi n
} the Presidency Of Mr.. Fillmore was held AT
Philadelphia On Saturday evening. 1t is rep
resented TO have been a very enthusiastic sf-
fair. The Chinese Museum. in which the
~pncc,iny took place. was crowded to its utmost
capacity; John B. Myers prrside1; several adj
dresses were delivered; and n series of resolu.
Eians were adopted Recommending Mr.. Fill
more as the most proper and eligible Candidate
fnr the next Presidency Of the United States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27
M. Webster at Farex1 Hall.

BosroS. May 22.-Fsneuil Hall was crowd.
ed 10 lis ut.uost capacity to-day. to hear Dan
icl Webster speak. The distinguished orator
was introduced TO the vast assemblase by
Mayor Scaver. and was received with great
enthusiasm lie spoke for about one hour,
sv.iSIing politics altogether and conhning hi.
attention to The prosperity. progress. and desti-
ny of the country. ~hichhe painted in glowing
Solors. He paid q warm tribute to the enter
prize of Boston and the industry OF her cin-
xs.ns.
The members Of the Methodist Conference
were presen, nv invitation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27
LATEST NEWS.
Une Day Later Freu Eurspe.

One Day k3eer fro0 Burope.
New Yoax. NAV 9Th.
The Steamship Hambcllt. with Liverpool
and Hsvrc dates - Nav 3. arrived last niph,.
The Storm iaserrapsei the photographic comusu-
%'ica'i"n. and we ~cre in consequence unable
To send the n,s~ : laa a;xhs.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
iCorrnss-Tts sole. 1T Saturday. May 8,
announced Z" ~ $50 tat-s. If which q. 900
were for sPcculslisa and 5000 far sxp.r.-
market ciosej steady. and prices were
un ~hanxcsl., 4gg
BREansruvrs.-Qaivt wi,h no alteration 10
prices. siHs
CoNsoLs.-Cinsed y, ssl to sei.
ENGLAND.
The steamer British Queen from Liv~rps~L.
Tor the Mediterranean. pa, INTO Hoiyhend. Sum
day. on FIRE. All efforts To e~>tinguish the
hame> were f~ruitlrss. aud rh+ MAS dest royrd.
The bullion in the Bank of England had in
creased to twenty miiIion..
The English Govrrnmcnt had recognized
Dakc Gincksbarg as heir ~prssump,iv. to the
Dauish ,hronc. wW
The America arrived out on tie OH.
FRANCE.
The r p-~oachinx ie,c Of the 9 of May.
absorbed the attention ofth- P.ri-iAn public.
A relief was prevalent that the Ea,pirr ~ould
moi he. ,ieriarcsl. M6tr AwW4 ara
A -tamer had saii.d (run T.ulnn With 300
prisoners from Aig~rs.
PRUSSIA.
The King Of Prussia had gpns To Warsaw
10 hoil \ conference viii, the Emperor of Rus.
STA. The latter personsge, had arrived at ths
pace ofmessing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

nlSSOLU TION...Thc Co-fsrtncrship hersio-
II fore existing between the subscribers. under the
style If DupLxY 4 CoMPTor. has been this day Dissolved
by mutual c"nsent.-Iohn W Dudley has purchased the
interest Of VIVA Compton inthe late concern, and will
discharge its liabilities. He embraces this opportunity
to return his sincere thanks to his friend. for their pat
ruuxge to the concern of DuDLEY Il CoArTos, and to
solicit its continuance in his new conn-Aion.
JNO. W. DUDLEY.
WIN. A. COMPTON.
l.v~rvrArr Anil 1ofh 1870
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27
TVO A.

TvSO lNv4AL -THEROcKBRLDGE AL.
l. UNSPJ2LNGS, IL mile. West Of Lcxington, Va,
il mn invaiu able remedy in the cure OF all Scrotuloas
aud Cutane ,ous diseases. L.pus and other malignant
nlceratio'is. Chronic diseases Of the Aimentary Canal.
Aptheois and other Chronic determinations and uicera-
tions of the mouth and throat. Dy-Pepsia. diseases OF
the Liver. DiarrhRa, Cholera Infa.tum. Chronic Fer
ctcpeti- and Me~enteretis. Ascit+s. diseases Of the Kid
nev. Bladder and Urrthra; Diabetes. Hemorrlioidal
Affections. discusses peculiar to females. Chlorosis, Sup
prcssica and other morbid Conditions of the Menstrual
Seer linn. Chronic illumination and liberation Of the
Uterus. Leucoerhea. all Anemic conditions of the system
and broken down states Of the constitution. whether
frrm he imprudent uss Of medicine or the errors OF
youth and in "ll constitutional Diseases where u power
fnl alre raive and tonir remedy j. required.
In Diseases Of The Gianduiar System. wbcth-r Of inAa-
rnnati' IN. ulcerarion. enlargement or deficient Secretion,
iti,in, aluable. It's power in restoring the Sccrrti"ns
IL a h" althy condition, whes deficient in quantity or
If had quality, particularly the srrrr;ions of the Liver.
Kidneys and Ska. is not surpassed by any other agent.
Actin I us n pursa,ivc or a-rringent according to the
qnsn,ity taken il cures v nth equal facility diseases nj
the Aim eniary Canal attended ly consti Tation or diurr-
l,Pa. It's pun ga,ivc action is characterized by copious
bilious d isc!.arses very similar to those produced by
mercurisii purgniives
As "a re mcdy in all d.praved conditions of the con.
~ifution involving as such diseases necessarily do, an
snheu'ihv condition of the blood. and IN many eases
ssorbii d .posirs in the various organs. we know Of no
remedy " hich has effected such Astonishing cures. Thus
IL is it b Is cured Scr,fnla in all its forms and in its
worst sta. res. and its Kindred affections.
Unhke most other Mineral Springs, it retsi,sits cura-
tive powe RS at all seasons, and when sent avas Ia bar
reLs or HI titles. preserves most or all of ifs traperties.
1.-THE accommodations at present are sufficient for 25U
per cons, rand by the commencement ofthe usual season.
vii he 10 Increased as to accommodate a much larger
run nler.
Visitors will be received at any time and charged as
fol lows:
Until tie e0fh June 81 pr week.
From 10Th June to LIST Octobcr---..--- " "
Servants half price.
BOOTH, ANDERSON CHRISTIAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27
I YNCHRURG VIRGINIA LAND A.

IL GENCY.-The undersigned. by request Of land
sellers has established in the town Of Lynchburg an agen-
cy. for the sale Of Land, the object Of which is To afford
facilities both to the purchaser and seller Of Land. He
will keep constantly in his Office. correct and Thorough
descriptions OF farms for sale. including quality quantity,
Iocntion. price, terms, and all other Information essen
tial To- be known by one desirous Of %rurchsing; in this
way persons who ure unacquainted with the country,
and wishing to pui chase. can without delay have such n
PLANTATION pointed out tn them thai would likely suit
their wishes. and the purchaser and seller could ut once
he brought together; and on the other hand, sellers can
bring their land to the notice Of those who are directly
concerned. without notoricty. which ia often unpleasant
within itself. Persons who wish the aid of this Office in
selling. must give u full and correct description Of their
land, ia order that "A fair and candid representation may
be mnde to the purchaser. This agency will be adver-
rised in oil the mnst prominent agricultural papers.
TERMs-Tcn dollars for entering n farm on description
book, and % pr cent when the land is sold. Any per-
son wishing to buy land in this scrtion Of country, and
will describe as near a, possible the Kind Of place that
would most likely suit them rs regards location ond
quality. will be notified if such q farm should be put in
the market. l take occasion To say that no land will .
bought and -nld by me on speculation.
~, Office 2 door. below the Post Office. where ] can
be found All communications post pmid, will be prompt.
ly attended TO. BENJAMIN WINES.
NAV 20-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

LNOR SALE.--The undersigned Inns for Ess
L sale two Houses and Lots-ihe houses ne kaa
bri ok MID Recently built, with all necessary en' hous'
md we'll of winter. aud lie latS eoHtain ihrec-fourihs -
IN acre each Fhh. property l. situated immediafrtN
in he nsishhorsaod ofD b. Payne's. and oPpositcu
Ed mupd Log GODS, aud desirable family resiici c".-
! have for also, three Building Lots in "a, son
mel ghboripssd. each confirming one mere.
+ or terms, t. pply to Greed i. Wills in the abertrN
.f IT, e Undersigned. WIN. DANIEL. ia. =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

We are authorized TO announce THOMAS D,LrARD.
a candidate for the uHhce Of Commissioner 81 the Reve-
nue.. for the Lynchburg District.
May 20-ifi27m
r. We are authorised to announce NJ. r. HURT,
EsQ'R, n candidate for the Commissioner Of the Revenue
Of the county Of Franklin. may l0-tde
~ We are suthorised tn announce ROBERT JOHN
son as a candidate for Commissioner Of the Revenue
in the Western District Of Cumpbell county.
(mny 6-te1 Rep copy.
II We are authorized TO announce Col. ALLAN
L. WILLIE 4 candidate for the rf6ce of Commis-
sion-r oftb~ Revenue for Campbell county.
March 29-s
~ We are authorized TO announce JAMES p.
SMITH AZ q candidate for Commisaisn~r Of the Reve-
nue. fora mhersf county. mar 25-te
y W. are authorised to announce Mr.. FRANCIS
THORNTON . candidate for Commissioner # tbs
Revenue for the county Of Campbell. Dec 1-t.if
r We are authorised to announce DAVID HOFF-
MAN . candidate fnr the aGce Of Conmissioner of the
Revenue for ths Western District ofthe county ofCsmP
bell. Jan 5rtsif
HrWs are authorifsd 70 announce RO. o. DOSS .
candidate for Commissisnsr Of the Revsnue. for the
esassy Il Cs.vs<il ~ IS-aAs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27
LYscHsuse. Nav Sd, 1889.

EINcHsUh1' UHy ID, I0J@.
MIR. wv koAsr-Drar Sii: We the undersirt ned,
aPFreciniing you highly nsn sentlcman, aud believing
you will dirrhurye the dutics Of the Office with zeal and
ability, do hereby rrqu-s, you to allow N. to present
your name l." the public, ns a candidate for the Office Of
Commonwealth At.rney tor the corporation Of Lynch
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

Tie Senate of Maryland has concurred in
Fae amendments Of the House to the bill TO
suppress the circulation of small notes iu that
|Srnte. So that the bill is now . Law. to GO into
effect next October in relation to notes Of banks
|out of the State; and tn prohibit the issue by
the Banks Of Maryland Of notes Of less do
nomination than FIVE dollars after the LIST Of
March next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27
Aryiral ofMr Empire City.

mIr NEW DIRK. Nay -.
The Steamer Empire iiy.from Chagrrs.has
trrived. She brings 400 passengers and $751;
EO0O in gold.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

Ex-senator Hannegan has been placed IN
bond. to answer to the proper authorities
the killing Of his brosher.in-law. Captain.
He continues to s,AGer the most in
tense anguish, on account Of the unfortunate &C.
cur renee, N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

OtE BuLL.-ltis said that this talented mu.
stefan intends to settle in the State Of Virgin.
ia. where he has purchased some lands. and is
ah"pt shortly to make arrangements for an ear
w occupation of them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27
Fer Circuje Corr IuAxe

Y GEORGR n. GILMER !. a candidate far m.
oekre Of Judge. fpr the Circuit composed of the counti~,
"f fittsyivanir, Patrick, Henry, Franklin and Bedford.
march l5-tde aa M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27
HORSE

IN Plantation. in A~ppomnttux county. mn Saiur-
" day night, the 22d inst, u black horse. af good
size. blind in one eye. and rather stifin his gait He
was taken out Of the siable. Any Information will be
thankfully received, or on the r-turn Of the horse tn me,
in Lynchburg. or my Oversscr in Apromatto1, a liberal
reward WILDE paid. CHAS. w. STATHAM.
Nav y7-lt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27
.Sales

BY LACY$ TERRY, during the past meek.
Three hhds made by Thomas IA. FOWLS Of Mont
gom-ry county, one at 80 so, bought by Spence & Cav
thon: one at % 90. bought 10y N. S. Lloyd. one at a 20,
bought by K. Perkins jr. may 24-lt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

CEILING Oi r, q Al COST, bGit
~ mighty near il.-l0M Nay. 1852 JOH n
J. PURVlS is this day receiving A LARGE STOCK
OF NEW GOODS, bought since the late great decha e
in prices mt the North, consisting Of every variety Of
goods for ladies' aud gentlemen, boys and girls. All
persons in want Of goods, If they will give me a call, wild
no, go awuy without buying.
N. b. New Goods will be received nearly every week.
during the summer
Inay ln-lMif j. j. L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

ri AND FOX SALE.-Thc subscribed
IL desiring ~ noxeto the State of Tennessee, ohers
for saIe Tho acry valuable A OF LANE 40 xhiah
he resides, situated IN Amherst cennfy. On the waters OF
Harris CreeL. about six and = half miles from Lynch
furg-sdJcining the lands Of Nessrs. Mc1~r, Wood
and Poindexter.
Thesrracr contains 4 60 A G 8 n
portion Of which is heavily timbeIed-the ro- -
maindeE in excellent farming condition, being of fresh
and productive soil, and well laid of. and enclosed by
substanssal Fencing. There are some highly improved
LOTS, and'hne ORCHARDS Of Apples, Peaches and
Cherries. A considerable portion Of the Tracr is fine
MEADOW LAND. and the whole Farm abounds in
cool running branches and ncrerJalipg Spring..
The buildings consist Of Dwell
ling and every necessary Clubhouse.
All, 90 any portion o. the Craps. Stock, Etcnsils. Fur
nitare &C., now upon the Land will 10 sold along with
il il dssirod.
These wishing to purchase, mr.. requested to mnke
early application, as the subscriber desires 10 complete
his arrangements for moving as speedily az possible.
Address. Lynchburg.
march 29-wt29ma1 WIN. NJ. BOILING.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

NEw ORLEANS, May 2l.-Ssles to-day Of 5 900 bales
Cotton at 94194 cents for strict TO good middling, be-
ing 4 ct. advance. Sales of the week 80, 900 bales.
CBARLEsros. May 22.-The Cotton market is firm,
with an upward tendency. Sales of $50 bales at 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27


Jno J Pnrvi.. E II Atkinson.
VIM n Mo.by. Hr VIM L Fair.
Chss 2 Kent. Ja. e Epuldmsn.
VIM l. Lsckie, t Peters,
fhos A smith, N Ror~ubach.
Geo y B~alc. .Jnn b Lee.
s Langhnrne, d w l. Halt,
Jno Thos Smith, DB Payne.
No Early, W y Hannah,
Sam'i NJ Burch, BIZ Lewis,
IA Hopkins, AC Lewis,
VIM w Norv~ll. JAS Franklin.
Ambrose h. Fucker, no Cswthon,
Jno r Wright. jr. WIN y Taliaferro,
Oscar 3 Potter, Chaa c Winc6eId,
} h"yall Holco1.bc, Wvndhnm Browne,
rhos r Mach, SA Boyd,
David Turpin, John 6ynass,
Edw'd 8 Thurman. T Sanders,
Jane. b Smith. Alex Kinni~r.
VIM y Reid. jr. NC n Mill.on,
WIN S NORRIS, Jno w Smith.
IL" II Bell. Robt Forsyth.
Guggenheimer. James Kinnier,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27
DEAD, READ, READ.--IOo PAT

II TERMS Dress ill., Zoo mnny.) All in want of
beautiful Dress : ilas. will do well to give 90 r stock an
examination. as we intend 10 offer tncm at the lowest
prices that the same goods have ever been offered Mt in
any house in this city. we care not where. The abpve
souds consist of beautiful black Brocades plain Chm
geables, splendid Fnncy in nearly all COLOR plain Blacks,
splendid Whites, Sc, &c. b. II. LIE WIS, n Co.
NAV 0n-fs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

~ JANIS NJ. WnIrrLk. Esq. If PITT. ylv.nia, will
be vnted Er On the day Of the el-ction in the lst Judicial
Section for Judge Of the Court cf Appeals.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

ROunty Land WoFr00us-WE will pay
II the highest cash prices for Bounty Land Warrants.
All who have them for sale, will please call At our Office,
next to Borch's and opposite the Warwick house, Main
street. STATHAM. 0MITHSON& Co
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

OBJ PRINTING neatly and cxpsdifiously
- dos u ths VIasaHlAH jon oyvxas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27
A CREE q MeCLANAIIAN, GROCERS
N COMMISSION rs,
LYECHBURG, Va,

N AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
LrEcHBuRe, Va,
Offer for sale
ITO bags Rio and Laeuirs Coffee,
90 " hest old Java and Mocha do,
IS hhds and bbls Molasses,
81 " N. O.P. K. Sugars,
S St Croix do,
% boxes and bbl. Loaf. Crushed and Powdered do,
90 tons country and rolled Iron.( various sizes, &c.,
22O0 best Cast Steel,
225 kegs Nails
5000 lbs Sole Leather,
10. 900 lbs Cotton Yarns,
25 boxes Manufactured Tobacco. (son,e very hne,)
40 boxes Adamantine, Sperm and Tallow Candles.
500 kegs blasting and rife Powder.
Sc, 900 # beat Safey Fuse,
10 bales Ornaburg. and Domestics.
100 bbls rectifed Whi.key,
% " old Rye {some S years old.)
Is Wine. different qaalities.)
l2 J" and l 2 pipes French Brandy, (some fne,)
10 :" old Apple Brandy,
8 tierces best London Porter,
10 bbls Rum end Gin.
with = great variety Of articles not mentioned above,
making our stock = very large and desirable one.
Of Flour, Wheat, Tobacco. Bacon and all other kinds Of
country produce-also to receiving and forwarding
Goods, Pr0d"ce. &c. may I3-t..
II COST FOR CASH. Splendid Sso-s
"A of Ciesls, Cassimeyes and Vesfsses.-ln order tn
clo,e my agency for X 8. Bradshaw, | will sell the en-
tire stock of Cloths. Cssuimeres and veafings. At cost
for cash. Persons in wnn, Of such Goods will find IL to
| their interesi {. call and examine the stock.
J. b. EDWARDS.
Agent for r. s. Bradshaw.
N. n. After closing out my agency, ! shall continue
my Tailoring Business As heretofore.
may a4-2w J. B. EDWARDS.
TRON-6 ton. nice assorted Iron. ju., r.esixed in
i store and for ssle by
rs Ie-4s 9 u. w,tsox.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27
1sos vavoss Corrr.po.dr,f.

DrAx SiK: d. rnvy respectfully dods~e entcrsainins
ary proposition made to ne by an sn.,nyms,as writer.
ih~ rrason. why ! do 50. must lie oLsious to every per-
-sn. IT, Sir. yau arc se,ioxs in tiis matter and are au-
M'n-ed 10 make this proposition. give mo your proper
saae and il viii sd"rd me great pae1smre TO have an in
trrsie~ with You. AZ any hAue and place tsat you may de-
.'x"@tc- Se'y respectfully,
Lynchburg, May 25. 1859. (1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

LII FRIENDS WARE House CHURCH ST.
The subscriber respectfully calls The attention oi the
public 10 the above named STABLE. All persons
giving him n call, he promises every ed,ri 10 p!ease.-
He will keen constantly on lnnd n supply Of good feed.
Travellers stopping at the Cabeil House will have their
Horses we'll attended to, as he feeds the horses for that
House. He would also be glad to take 10 boord Horses by
the month. Professional gentlemen and theirs residing
in town having Horses to board can have il done on the
most reasonable terms. Some good Horses and Bug
giles for hire. All patronage thankfully received.
my 24ts1 RIO. X. HARGROVE.