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W5grO Shoes,

The subscriber has male arrangements for
the manufacture OF from Four to Five rhousand
pairs OF the above article by the FALL. FOR
reference as 10 quality, he woud respectfully
refer persons who may be disposed to purchase
OF him, TO those who parronizcd him list wear
As 10 price, he will guarantee them ns low ms
can be nilor,lo'.
May - y II J. MORGAN
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In recent work, entitled Pomolo-
gy, no fewer than nine hundred and
forty.two kinds of apples arc cnumc-
rated as now cultivated in Great
Britain.
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slrn2ar.aSI {HroaelieaIi
FLORA,

FLORA,
Pastry CooS nm Boher Of Gales, &c. dc
Oilers her services to the citizens of
Sumter and The adjoining Districts in The
preparation Of bridal tcasts, party-suprcr,'
&C. Her long experience a'' service in
every department OF her business, iustitics
her in cngagingro give onIiro satisfaction
to her employers.
She may b. found by application at the
Barber's Shop in this place.
Sumtervillc, Jan 9Th, 1851 lliC
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Effect Of IlonotoAy on Hcu1M.
NO man, for any length Of time,
can pursue one vocation or one train
of thought without mental injury
nay, 1 will 80 farther, without in
sanity. The constitution OK the
brain is such, that it nnst have its
time ofrcposc. .--Pcriodicity is stamp
cd:upon it. Nor is it cnoug gh that i,
sawake and in action by day, aud
in tho silence Of night oblains rest
and repair; that Same periodicitv
which belongs to it as q whole, be-
ibngs, too, to all its constituent pats.
One portion of it cannot be called in.
to incessant activity without pcrna-
ncnt injury ensuing. Its different
regions, devoted to different fuinc-
tions, must have their separate times
ofrest. The excitement of one part
must be coiiicldent with q pause III
the action Of another. / do not
think it possible for mental cquili-
brium to be maintained with one
idea or one monotonous mode Of life.
There is a great necessity for mcn
of intellectual cndowmcnts, whose
minds arc often strained to the ut.
most, to fall back on other pursuits;
and thus it will always be that one
seeks refuge in the pleasures OF
quiet country life; another in the
chase; another in foreign travel;
another in social amuscrncnts.
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CABINET WAIsiLnOOhI.
f.. va. ANEDI5EIEy7$sS

s..-....>=------,-o TAKES this mcthoA OF
f,,:!E;;sl.. c:u5 informing the cIgcns of
stj--'-1-----As-tG3 Sumtcrvillc and vicinity hat
he has opened in SumicrSilir. Opposite the ncw
Presbyterian Church. u CABINET WAKE.
ROOM, where he will keep for sale, cheap, all
such furniture rs comes under this department.
Of his trade, which IL" will warran, of gnnd
material nnd will furnish for cash. AT Charles
ton prices, all desert piions of Furniture m;tdc.
Repairing cxecu'cd II The shortest notice.
Mahogany and plain Collins furnished With
our delay.
All the subscriber asks is a fair iria!, and
hopes by punc,uul attention To business and
easy terms, 10 merit public patronage.
February II, 1852. Fly.
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LIVER COMPLAINT,
JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC
OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, Dis
EASES OF TIE KIDNEYS,
and all
discdSrS ari- ..
sing from a disor-
dcrcd L,rCr or Sfo.
ndch sn,h as ConSf;l,n.
ton. Inuurd Piles, Fuiinrss
or Hood 10 NE Hcad, AcidGy Of
ne Si"marh, Nausea. IiearLmrn, dis.
gust .!or fo"d,, fminc&S or Hci2hi in The
"'nmnh, Sonr E."'i"ho"s. Smiling or Eut-
uri"g al Mc ri Of he .S;oninch, .Smim.
m"g o. Me iicoti Hurri'd and Din.
cnH breathing. H,Vrrinc al Ms
Heart, ChOLin2 $uBo,aiing
SENSATIONS uhcn in a iyiuy
posture, D'mncss oj
Vision. doiS or
ut6s brj0rc the
Sipkt
Fever and dull pain in The Tlcud. Deficiency
of PcrHprnrion. lrlInwi,css uf the SLin and
Nc.., Sudden Ilushts Ut Heat. Burning iiI the
Flesh, Constant Imagining nf Evil. and Grcnt
depression Of Spirits. can be cficclualIy cured by
DIR. llOOFLhND'S
CcfcDr,tctl csurlasl.a EsittcrS,
IHEiAhHD III
EEr. q. M. :sca6s0pa,
AT TIE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
40 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Their power over .un above discascs is not
oxccIlcd-if rqmlled--hy any other prrpar,-
,i"n in the United States, the cures attest, in
many cases after skilul physicians Ind failed.
'rErs. Bitter. ur. worthy The attention nj
;r,.,I;is pn.sr>eirr rrr,, ,,r,uns il, ,hc r.,.;G.
cation of .i,.,,srs 0i lie Liver nnd L,yrr
glands. exercising the ,notr aonrrhing powers in
lilcy are wi,i.:,l, ,.i,. crr,.;I. anu plcAtaIt.
E;y,u Ann M, ,,NrINrIIn
go -
From :hc Boston Bee.
Tho editor said, D"a 22ii
6,r ,h.. M n"o"',"" ,n%S a. ya- "" ,n,cr d'
Dyspepsia. Chronic or Nervous Ueni,,;y, is dc.
scrvedy one OF The nnst popular medicines Of
tll" day. These Bicrs have been used by thou
sands and Il iiicid at our elbow SAYS he has
hi,nscf received an cflac,unl and permnnen,
cure .. i'xcr a"'mlnnin, iIo,h ,, inc use OF 'h,s
ihcsc Bitlrrs. the patient constantly rnins
strength md ,icur-n fac, worthy of great con.
silcr;tlion. They are pleasant in i,sl,. and
*nsll and can bs used by r%rso"s viii ,he,"cs'
cumst:,ncrx. WI, s,.akiI,I ir,,m .ri,'.nr,
and to the afflicted we advise their use.
SCOTS Weekly" one of the hes, Literary
papers published said, August 2.,-
Dir. EooEaud'y G,yc,gu ,;;Jic-x mann r,c.;,rc1
by DR.. Jackson. are mo" recommended by
some "i the most prominent rrcmhrIs of the
faculty an article "i much efficacy IN
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Fer Sale
[5otice,

EQO4lCC,
Al PERSONS ndeht,u to me individually.
or rs Ordinary. will please make imnedi-
a,c .aymcn, ~ il is Absolutely necessary
TIA cirsc up ny business, s,iE.c part Of
whin:i has been OF lovg standing unsettled,
and which az, determined Shall remain
so no ;cngcr. hors MY friends VIII attend
TO this Il, once, and give me ard themselves
rs little iruuulc as Iray be.
w. LEWIS.
Feb. OH, 1872 IT-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Dick Da'iy's Stump, Speech,


Tellov Cltizcns = This are the
day for the popc:lation at BoonyilIe,
like o bob-taSl pullet OIL a rickerty
hen.roost. to be lookin' up. A crisis
has arriv-and something's bust =
Where are we !! here I is, an I'd
stand here an eXpirate now till the
day O. synnagogues if you'd hoop
for Daily. Fellow citizcns- Jcrusa,
lem's to'pay, and we haint got any
pitch. Our hyperbolical an majestic
canal boat O creation has outshippcd
her rudder, and the Captains broke
His neck, an the cocks div to the
depths Of the vastly deep, in search
o dimuns.' Our wiSwalms tore to
pieces, like a shirt OH a brush fence,
and isty O. these are lattcrtudes is a
vanishing in blue fame Are such
things to be did? I ask you i'll the
name of the American Eagle. who
whipped the shaggy headed lion O
Great Britain, an now sets roostin'
on the magnetic telegraph, if such
doins is going to be conylemcratcd!
I repeat it to you in the name Of the
peacock O liberty when he flew o'cr
the cloud capped summit O. tlcRocky
Mountains, if we's goin to be extern
poraneously blogyogged in this IA
shun.
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SiIksI SilksII

Superior Black Italian Gro lie Rhyme Sill $, all
:, widths and prices.
New aud handsome Brocade, Chameleon and
Plain CoIorcd Silks.
Fine quality Plaid Fnulurd Silks.
Mnrccline Silks, various colors.
ihe above, together with n large variety Of
hk Goods, of every description, Suitable for
Tie season, are now open nj prices which make
II to the interest Of every body 10 give us II call
before making their purchases.
w. J. JACOBI & SON.
221 King st., (bend,) } opp. the Big Boot.
May 3, 1852. 3g-tf
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Corn, Meal, and GrS,, keep, for sale as
usual. Il. O'CON NOR.
March %, 1852. 22-li
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A." O, answer me !


Let me not burst in ignorance ~
as Shakspecr says. Shall we be
bamboozleficd with such unmitigatcd
righteousness Me thinls J. hear
you yelp-" No sir rec-hoss!"
Then lect me to Congress an thcre'
be no revolution. Fellcr citizens -
If were standin' on the adamantiuc
throne O. Jupiter. and liyhtnin's was
a clashin around me, / continue to
spout! I'm full @ the hillin lathcr
o Mount Etny, an l won't be
quenchcd! " sprung leak, an
must howl like a bear with Il sore
head. Flop together, jump into the
ranks, an hear me throo. Fcllcr
citizens--You know NC, an rip my
lungs out with q nail grab, if l
wouldn't stick to yer like brick Dust
to q bar O soap. Where's my oppo,
nent? no where :! lie amt cat
bird ia-a gasrett 70 ms, I was
brought up among you feller citizens,
he was born in school hous, but he
can't get me with his highfalootcn
words. Hictum, strictum, a:bro, anto,
catnit, Brazil, Dagloony and BatIin's
Bay! What do you think Of that
"Go it porky-root hog or die"
as Shakespeer said when Caesar stab.
bed him i'll the House cf Rcprcscu-
tatiyes.
Felicr citizens Elect me to Con.
gress an Ill abolish mad dogs, mus
keeters and bad cents. III 20 i'll Tor
teetotal annihilation Of niggcrs, camp
meetins and jails. III rcpudiatc
crows and flustify hen hawks. III
have barn raisin's: every day (Sun-
days exceptcd) and liquor enough 20
swim a skunk. Yes, tcl'cr citizens,
lect me to Congress, and | sll;l! be
led to eXclaim in the sublime, tie
terrific language of Bnna;.,.t when
preaching in the wilderness
" Richards himself aguiu.'
On, then onward to the I;oils
t:gallop space fiery footed stccGS;;"
and make the wc!kin trcmhlc viii.
antispasmodic yclls for Daily. Cocl:
yer muskits-1'm a comm!
F" Henc yc, Brutis; broad axe an
glory"
bets ticker.
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Bareges and Silk Tissues

Bareges and Silk Tissues.
Superior plain Burcgcs und Tissues of every
color
Rich nn, superb Paris Silk Burcges, Figured,
Broraicd and Embroidered.
Fine quality Black Barrgcs and Silk Tissue.
llnnds"me styles Of Figured and Brocadcd
Mourning Enregcs.
he above embraces very extensive variety
of the latest French importation, nj prices re-
markaely low. w. J. jacob d. son.
22l king.st., (hcml,)
=, opr"Si.e tie big Boot.
n. B.-h lot Of Black and cnlorcd Barcpcs.
at - . and l6 2-3 cents per yard,
April l3, 1852. 25-,f
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TIIF. TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OHe, GAST'ERHG JUICE.

OH9, GASTERHC .BUEGEi.
Prepared from RENNEr, or The inurlh Siomn"h
Of ire Or. after directions nf Baron l.ichig, the
great Physiological Chemist. by J. :. lloUGn
TcS. NJ. D., Philadelphia, Pa.
This is truly wonderful rrncdy for lntligcs-
tion. dyspepsia. .aundicr. Liver Complaint,
Constipation. .md Debility. Curing after MAJ
lures own method, Ivy Natures own Agent, the
Gastric Juice.
a." Half u iensroonfnl Of Pcpsin. infused
in wafer. will digest dissolve. Fire P0nmds
Of Roast BEEF, in 0Lom fnro hours, out Of the
Stomach.
Prl.Su is the chief clement. or Great Digest
ing Principle Of the Gastric lui'c---ih- Solvent
Of the Food, the Purifying. Preserving. III Il
Stimulating Agent oi the Stomach and inirt-
tines. Its extracted from th" Digestive SioE-
nch o. the Ok, thus forming IN artificial bigc,
tive Fluid. precisely like The naiaga! Gastric
Juice in is Chemical powers, and furnishing
Complete and Perfect Substitute for it. by the
aid of this preparation the pains aud evils Of
Indigestion and Dyspcpsi:, arc remove i. iuS ns
they would he by /, healthy Stomach. Il is do
ing wonders for Dysp"p;ics, curing cases Of de-
hi!i,y. Enariaion. Nervous Decline. and llys-
ppiic Consumption. supposed TO lie on the Verge
al the grave. The Scientific Evidence upon
which II il based lis in the highest degree Curl
uus and krintrk cable,
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F20yidd Eiec5iOR.
document

CHARLESTON, OF. 7th.-An election TOOL,
place il this Safe on Monday last, for Cover.
nor, member Of Congress, and members of the
Legislature. Geo. T. Ward, Wing, and Jas.
S. Brown, Dem, were The candidates for G. ov-
ernor, and Ed. G. Cabeli, Wing. and a. e
Maxwell, Dem, were the candidates for Con.
gross. In Santa Rosa and DnvaI Counties
the Wings have maiorities. In Escambla
County there IS a majority for Brown, Dem,
for Governor, and Cabeil, Wing, for Congress.
In 1918. Santa Rosa gave a large Wing rna-
iority, and Duvall and Escamba snail majori
ties for the same party. Sufficient returns hive
not been received to indicate the r SUI, Of the
late election.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12

Wright, Candy & Co.'S Liverpoo oil Circular
of Sept. "a says:-"Tbe harvest nay now be
considered over, and generally speaking, the
crops have been housed in good condition -
Our import Of Breads,ufs has been retarded
by adverse winds keeping vessels out, +" list
L e export Las been liberal. The Grain mar,
kct presents no feature Of novelty. Wheat has
beea in mode ate request, good Qualities rrali-
aing last weeks full rates First brands of
sound sweet Flour are also saleabe at extreme
quotations, but inferior parcels are neglected.
Indian coin, afo at, commands slight advance
ont stock on hand meets With little inq1iry, and
holders remain firm"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12

CONVICTION AND SENTLNCE.-Aliles,a slave.
the property OF Mrs. Ollre Marin, of Norfolk
county, was on Monday, at Princess Ann Court
House, arraigned before court of five justices,
charged with the otIenso Of attempting 10 com
NIT gross violence upon the person Of Miss
Mary Virginia WaterfeId, N the 18th Of Sep
relnber last After parert examination OF
the case, The court unanimously concurrcd in "A
judgment of guilt The penalty for such a
crime is death. aud the prisoner " as according
ly sentenced to ne executed on the 18th OF No
venber next-R Dispdtch.
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FURTHER FROM HAVANA-STATE.
MENT OF CAPT PORTER

New Orleans, Oct. Capt. Porter, of the
Steamer Crescent City, the arrival of " bich
here was teIegraphcd to you yesterday, has
made statement Of the proceedings at la.
Vaua In regard to the refusal of the Captain
General 81 Cuba Ia permit his vessel 10 enter
the harbor. or land either passengers or mail
He says that as the Crescent City approach
ed Havana, she was met by the boarding Off
GERS at the mouth of the harbor " no motion,
Ell that she should not enter, which Captain
Porter dlsregarded, and proceeded 10 The an-
chorage. The boarding officers hen came on
board the steamer, and finding the name Of
Mr.. Smith the Parser on tie ships articles.
handed Capt Porter an order from the Cap
tain. General, that he should leave the port i'm
mediately.
This ORDER Capt. Porter refused 20 obey be.
fore Ia ldiqg his passengers and the mails, and
sent protest to the Capt General, but he re
fused 10 receive any communication. except
through the United States Consul THIS gen.
tleman. however, was absent, and in the neon.
tune, the order 10 leave the port was repeated
To the officer who brought this order, Capt.
Porter said Then you refuse to receive either
the mails or the passengers p The boarding
officer replied mo communication CT any
kind can DO allow ell"
The steamer then put TO sea at o'clock in
the evening.
Capt. Poriers protest is an allie and manly
document.
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LATEST NEWS BY THE HALLS.
Great Indignation Meeting.
New OnI.EANs. OcI

NEW UNLEANs, Oci. s.
An immense meeting was nell, 10 n;.,bt -
axpress The olsapprobstion of our Citizens of
ihc refusal eff tie Havans authorities to nll,w
the Crescent CITY to stop at that port. Furiv
10000 .rsons ere present, who were nd lress.
ed from several stands bv Messrs. Ros elius
Walker, Thrasher and others. Resolutions
were adopted. calling on the Government 10
take immediate steps for redress. The Havana
mails by the Crescent City, will be sent from
Mobile to New York by the steamer Black
Warrior.
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Little Delauare Giorioaslg Ercct.

VII MINGroN, Del, Oct. 1.-THE whole
State has been heard from as regards the In
spectors' election, and the Wings have carried
every coenry in the State. The result is de.
clded cue. No such event has happened since
1910. The Democrats. who protested conf
dence, have experienced an Overwhelming de.
feat. This is first the gun from the Middle
States, and precursor Of what is TO follow
in other sec tons of he Union.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12

Ertensire RoJbcy in Val Srea.-Mr.
George Anderson, California Broker having
an Office at No. T Wall Street, n y, was rob
bed IN Saturday, afternoon OF $1,000 IN gold
coin by some daring sco1ndrel, who during
the temporary absence Of Mr.. A. entered The
door Of the premises with false key or other
wise, aud distracted lhc money from an IRON
chest.
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TIE GardiRer Comujttea.

the COMMITTEE of the II use of Reorcsen-
iatves appointed 10 investigate the connection
oithe Hon. Thomas Corwn with the Gardi.
ner claim, we learn have agreed upon the e.
port, which was Yesterday, agreeably TO the
resolution Of the House, delivered to its Clerk.
We have not been able to procure copy of
the report bnf learn that His it gi YES an o
pinlon adverse to the nsness of the claim of
DR. Gardiner, it most fuly and emphatica lv ex
onerates the Secretary from ell censure in the
business. This result, though fully antc: pated
10y all those who nave any knowledge of the
facts as also by Mr.. Corw ms friends generally,
IS nevertheless highly gr3 tittino. after the nal
ignantand ungenerous attacks which lavcbccn
made upon him by Inscriptions political par.
llzans and personal enemies, for their own IN
halo we'd purposes. 1t will the more certainly
shut the mouth Of canmnv for the future, as
This decision has receive The unanimous sane.
lion OF the COMMITTEE majority of whom are
political opponents ofGovernor Corwin Re
pubic
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Mrs. Forrest is playing in Philadelphia. Ru-
NOR is whispering of astounding Developments
when the Forrest case comes up In Anew days.
for hearing 1t is said that certain parties re-
pudiated by Mrs. f. since the late trial. VIII"
expected 10 travel with aud live on her. VIII
20 ,.la unfold" for cons deratlon.
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plL.lAnn. lsii.n = 40.

NO. u BALTIMOhE STKEET. BALTIMORE.
AFFER for salc, Commission, Sheppcidstown
y three fourlhs sights. nnd four uurrs Plod
Llnscys, for whichthey nre he sole Agents. Also,
Peneniiary I. (, aud "A PIald Ltnseys,
100 bues | and G.8 Fulled Linscys,
100 cnses Sleeps Grey and other II, les Sotinets.
100 bales White, yellow nnd Red Fanneis
And = large assortment Of Blankets.
Sp,,t G-doU
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set forth-that war ca" he warrantablv wageJ,
or TINT can justify ~ man ia shielding the
blood of his fellow beings Tie interests of
New YORK and OF our whole country are
Identified with peace, ani with every duty of
Christian morality.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12

II chilcct-Ofers lis services 10 all who are
wanting PLANS FOR HOUSES. GREEN HOUSES,
and GARDENS. All orders illho filed in hustle and
warranted to give perfect satisir ton or no pay WI
Demanded expected.
~ His off, Is the First Alley, beiweei Main and
Church Streets opposite the Igihlan of &c.
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FATAL DuEL-A duel took pla ce on the 9Th
inst, Lexington. Ky. bet"een }. White and
Benia min job son. The former was killed
Weapons, guns; distance, fifty PAGES.
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NEW AElE. GOODS Go

n Eky Il 4 HI. GOODS .-COLHOIa d.
~ HOLT. kYLE's Corner. LYNcHRuRG, would in
vte the attention of buyers their large and we'll So.
lecte stock If FALL GOODS such Carpets, Bugs,
linseys, double and single width ucd Cloths, CnIi-
Goes Curtain Goods in great variety Table Linen, reap
than offered in this market. Knitting Yarns,
Rlankes. ben rhed ard brown Shectng, &c Our stock
is desirable, aud we hatter ourselves viii give salts
faction those who viii give it examination
ort3- Its
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a IA 0AShs i.NINL
y GOODS-l am uoS receiving full assortment Of
NEIV GOODS. ada ted to the fund approach
ag season. which be- to call The ntc'tion Of the
public, Having been selected in the Northern cities
with from The latest impor arione, they will
l. efcred moderate profit in older l. insure quick
sae
Thankful for ,he liberal patronage have received
since changed my business from cre" to the cash syH-
TEN, shall hope for continuance, upon pledge OF
selling goods cheap they can be purchased in the
State.
will always keep on hand Large stock of sgnson-
able goods ut the lowest prices. j. q. MEEA.
Oct Is
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Mn. K Mns~W MoCREfeY, in rci5ing from the
Warwick House. beg lcnve their grateful thanks
for the ven liberal patronug bestowed them during
their soourn il Lynchburg md siall always Wow il MS
npprobtory Of Their efforts oeiYe snlin ,on
10 thrir guests.
They hope the rood feeling will lac continued Ia
Nh Bruce whose capacity aud libenliiy is guarantee
TINT IL, will be y ell taken Of ut his house. which
Is mol cxceIIedby my ia Lynchburg.
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FOR TIE GENTLEMEN-CoLH

ENOR THE ENEN-CCLHoON
n d HOLI' are now prepared to show a complete
assortment of Ciofks Cossimres IesRgS. Scalfs Ora
a7fs. g Socks. Wooden Drauers and Shirts Linen
co1nbic Hkdf. mreyier article Sih di'to S"$Pnd'Ts'
DC. d.. Call in gentlemen, and We will take pleasure
In showing you as complete IA srecion will DC ionnd
IN tue State ot s-dts
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.,Assr.OYAHLE SIN hOnncts.-

L supplied myself this Fall with large stock OF MI
Kinds of BONNETS Il the latest style, and being
new article in Dry Goods sora~, feel the necessity o
offering them ut extremely low prices, ard think at
much lower prices than they have ever been sold in tne
c.,,c IOct lis J. G.. MEM.
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| Matchmaking Of all descriptions.
Thesc worka having been fitted up great expense
with steam power and large variety of machinery for
working wood and iron, form the complete estab
lishmont of the kind in the Southern States aud
better work and nj cheaper racs, than be-
nnc in the ordinary mode.
Buildels aud those intending 10 build supplied with
Doors, Blinds, Window Frames mud Sash (prinod and
glazed ifrequred) Mouldngs, Flooring dressed and
tongue mud gtooyod, reudy forlaying. dressed Ceiling
md Misunderstanding, Pnlinge, nnd variety of other
materials required in building
Contractors enpped with Dumpand Stone Cars, Der
rick GcnrinF Wheebarrows Picks and Bars, and other
Fools required upon Public Works.
Consistently lnnd aud for sale roaaonable terms
NIL varieties Of Flooring aud other Lumber. worked
nnworL ed. Saving mud Planning done order. Bills
of Timber sawed TO order
jan Lifts A. NETTLETON, Agent.
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NEW GDODS--FALh 1852. --The sub
y sclher would respectful onnoGnce 10 his friends
and public generally. TIM he prepared To Of
fer tn the trade orga unl we'll selected stock of Staple
and Fancy Dry Good unusually low prices Hi
stock e Fail Clnths, SaluetiS, Lnsey5 &c. is very
largo also very largeund desirable stock of Blankets
al Of which i'll be offered at very lo"pr'
Sept 24diis ID. l. fEIERS.