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Transition Coal.

rHIs rare and variety quite changed into an
= ,ss csee upon our Globe VIZ al south Wales Great Britain
Donetx, Russia the Black sea and a. pauPn," d
commands kighs price ID now mined upon ,ns large .
tate acresl o,hs Danp1 ana ea5es 70 e ees Of Bsmoe
Washington coal Of any oef sslon sssy sn-
temperature oihe weather and =. great power YER ~ ns
eoa Win ,he cleanliness and greater
Sarasiis Than either withou, making SCOT visible
n n az Coat Is Not annraces especially
amm" @ Troublesome practice Of sng er a.he. 10 obtain
fuel burning The transition coal there y 40 caste for ihe small
Le 5rn toghe fsercened at all The dust only should be taken
very erroneous impression many persons
hsae economical for ordinary purposes This
when they sold by In Inylos valuable work. Sto
of Coa le details are given 70 Q show that 81 pounds Of free
81 pounds heavy white ash coat making the red ash S3 so
Ss ne 10 sas heavy Goals b. e
saving which made burning the lighter kinds when tested
BY e % with that the nee biug Goals have
@nsr s. Ss The NATURALLY
qus would think Of & APPLYING e below. eons;any ~ g
A. absurd apply a constantly ce burning coa But The
s w and asu Without S rse quantity Of coal .nan ns
ralue Of the weather sometimes REQUIRES various patterns OF
ou ,hs drcnly but been done with complete
C. n viii make
complaint viii eyer Be made to or seller q gIa'
lated BY damper introducing this coal for the first
prepared by machinery for dSnestc
NAV rive celebrated
free burning ash Peach Orchard dstrct
yie are Ddnphin rein and they approach
the nearest value the transition coal a44 11as
shjpments Of the au.iion already
Disci of Columbia and il
ing persons: =. i. u. =.
WIN. T. Dove, Washington. Woodford Stone, Washington.
Il. Masruder, do HunsbsIser Co., do
WIN Warder, do Myers Baker Georgetown. n.
by tho cargo well for the semi buni
mined by the Danphin and Susquehana
Coal Company, will be promptly executed BY
Office southwest Baltimore and South streets
BALTIMORE, September l6, 1852.
Sep 6-deodlm
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~ RGETOwN, ID. "A splendid ihee- brick dwell
a budding,
bridge
Tuesday afternoon 18Th instant,
premises win offer for sale above
The and comor with
cistefn, wood house, &e
The attention in want Of FIRST class dwelling house
particularly called to the above. - r
Oct lJ-ds Aurtioneers
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by GREEN & SCOTT, Auouoasor..

GOOD BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES AT AUCTIoN.-on
VI wednesday 2Ot instant shall sell in front of The prem
brick
house, containing good and Kitchen fronting
street, nort being No
the old The houses are nearly
and well finished
Terms balance twelve and eighteen
purchase for deferred payment bearing
day deed given and deed of trust tken
Tile ndisputabe .
GREEN SCOTT,
Cctl5 Auctoneers
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j. X. GoodniI's Dancing Academy.

Iron Hall assembly Rooms, Penasyirania .srenua
WILL open the ensuing Saturday October s
for ladies' 81 for Children and ~
ucmen.
In announcing myself teacher OF dancing "the
Indian exercise for ladies' as recommended by Donald
Walker dcomiy Of the chest Dr. Couon DR.
Birkheck medical profession generality
etic the families.
Schools and the guardians OF YOUTH that having stuffed
der the hst masters In London and successful praece Of
fifteen England, testimonials Of which shall be
show, sufficient of ability In thus snci
the patronage support the families Of this District
elegant Infinitely other
Washington enable by attention and ZEAL and the de
pupsa branch Of the ofihe
portnnce frequently nerctcdto give satisfaction my
patrons word ask nothing haH fair All
fashionable and London.
Terms ladies and chldfon, slo per lessons
week.
For gentlemen, s. per quarter-one lesson week.
first assembly will be Tueday the 18Th October,
Admission so Pupils half price, with permission
ladies' All letters aud applications addressed
j. X 0oodal, Iron Hall, will receive prompt attention
Private suit the convenience Of ladies and gentlemen
may be arranged.
Oct l3-d5t
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SOMETIfING NEW.-Scotch port monnaes and card
y Scotch syleve neat and attractive Also Turkey
Morocco port with steel clasps variety
latest styles--convcnient neat and cheap
Also pearl and paper maehe card eases Pocket knives Con
gezs ladies' g.nIemen and boys' knives,
sa,e qualities Ivory tablets gold pens paper folders hand
book marks and convenient and
Writing desks, portfolios. &C, Ac
For sale by GRAY u BALLANTfNE
Seventh
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ID y. STEERS NEW GooDs.-P. j. STEER, merchant
sor has received elegant and complete stock OF new
goods public them lie nners
himself viii be able his fall to his customers s
BEFORE ho has allowed himself more um ana
greater pains than usual In laying ~ his stock
Prices will be low, and all work viii be done In The very best
Sept 22--3taw3wif
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NEW Fall MlIInery.-Mrs CHoArE win open her fall mil
IN ne Saturday, 18th instant, where the ladies
Washington and s vicinity be accommodated The most
sonahe terms Mrs Choae trimming store has also been epen
sed with rmmngs ribbons, &c asoa large variety OF useful
and noy articles suitable for The season. on u street. west side
near Pennsyiynnia avenue ..t,-t oct l4-dh
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THREE DAYS LONGER

THREE DAYS LONGER.-New series Of Professor Wy
MANS aoirees MSsereuses Odd -Feiows Hall, Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday evenings October h 18Th mod otb
Uy-On Friday afternoon, O'Clock, the Last grand day
rmance. Admsnoc rs Children accompanied by lhetr
parents ~ cents Doors 81 occck performance 70
mence st ~ O'Clock. 1854 Oct t4-da
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New Goods just Received.

THE subscribers presenting the public the largest and
stock OF tine they have before offered
Their stock this has hee selected with aud
low equalled
District Our stock comprises others The following:
dress A bocade silks white and dark colors,
raafinr
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~r NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-on and sner
Abr the LIST day Of October next the mail boat VIII leave
her berth for the South at quarter past O'Clock IN
Sept 3o-5awiw GEO. MATTINGLY, Agent
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Western Military 1nstftutr Drennon springs, Henry
county, he stucky.

THE session of this institute the second Mon
September first Mon
day in February of each year -. .
The scientific OF tho United
States Military Academy al West Point and thorough instruction
In classical and modern languages.
6oushng school, under Hon. Thomas b. Monroe,
legal aiiainmcnis,
with institute, and offers great advantages 10 the
student.
INSTITUTE TuTroN-Bosrding lodging, fuel,
washing and furniture and
.60 per surgeons fee, s. ~ .t y.
school the the books
S60 OF FIVE months
Students received charged from the date OF
the end oferm. q
should be addressed tho superintendent or to
adjutan institute, Dreppon sprnr., kentucy
II. X. JOHNSON,
Sept II dow supcrntsndent
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ID EMOVAL.-M. w. GAIT l. BROTHER, jewelers. have
IL moved their three doors west OF the they for
mery occupied opened magnificent assortment OF da
mond rich jewey superior gold watches, silver and
and fine p;ctaces shell eases &c
sandal wood, bone, and Span
sh silver, pearl, and leather monnaes fancy bracelets
&C.. which they offer unusually loy prices.
Having increased their facilities for manufacturing they
prepared orders for silver and set IN
styles precious every description.
Arms and handsomely executed seals of
metal M W. GAIT X BROTHER,
Jewellers Pennsylvania avenue, 9h and 10th streets.
Oct l6--3t
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!, Ew TApEsrRY AND vELvEr oARPETINos

Ew TAPESTRY AND VELVET CARPETtNGs.-
IN the o the subscribers additional
above goods all OF which will be found desirable and
cheap beyond precedent.
all Of which will be
indcstructbo dampness, aud
abe.
bc and win be sod for less than shectng cotton can
be bought without the cost ofhsmming +.
supply ofheavy Flemish table and toilet linens,
further reduction Of prices first
nouncement. CbAGErT n bODsoN,
Dealers IN all kinds OF furniture dry goods.
Oct 5-3teof
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once, city Hall,

Collectors Once, tity Hall,
October 4, 1s5o
NOTICE TAX-PAYERs.Noce IL hereby given that dc.
IN allowed by law the taxes Of the
current year, u paid during the present month. .,,
Oct 7--eotNovif r. j. ROCHE, Coiecor'
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District OF Columbia, Washington County. to Wit.

oRrHAss CoupT October 2, 1e52.
D. Clark and George administrators
deceased administrators afbresaid
Of Washington
Tuesday the 30 instant for the settlement
said deceased OF the assets In hands,
have been collected aud turned into money WHEN
creditors deceased notified attend
vouched they otherwise be
cudcd provided Of this order
the Union of this city
previous said both instant
Test ED. N. RoACH ksEser wife.
True copy--tcst Ed ~ ROACH, Register Wills.
. 3--law3w*
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cINGLE aud Double Barrel F0wliDg-pcces &c.
y The subscriber happy inform his and the public
arrivals Englasd
and opening OF the ages. and most complete
Stuhb Damascus Lamnated and priced
English single and double barrel offered for sale in the
District
Of the subscribers
by England.
Purchasers therefore rely getting good article mode
price. l,
Lewss opened splendid Of cunning appara-
conszag aasks
and belts bags liquor hask patent metallic and other wads
washing screwdiiveTs gun
coyers Walkers Ey and Coxs Es wire cartridges, (ai
gun mounngs; hack and bar locks by the pair
rods calls worms, amrod headsand fact nearly
every article belonging 10 the
call earnestly the old established stand,
Fennsyl avenue near Sixth street.
2 Sep i8--2aw6wif JOHN w. BADEN.
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loo do do do medium qualify.
All Of the papem designated
required and be OF the regular standard sizes Of their
kinds The quantities named taken
quantity will required kind and the right there
reserved OF Ordering greater quantity Of each aud
kind contracted such and such quantities
the public service require.
Each will be considered separately and be subject sep
proposal and the privilege require
bidder who have than class assigned him take all
All classes be delivered nj such
place designated Washington city good
the inspection, weight, and Of the supcrn
eadent, and be in oil respects satisfactory
Each be by individual firm making
and must specify The pound and the price
and but price for each kind Of contained
proposals Office per
Sn psn," ,l sisen
Samples not OF each kind OF bid for
pond number ofe paper proposed for schedule,
aud in the classes be properly designated the sample
transmitted postage expense.
Bonds approved securities will be required and the
plying Of
ply the quantity required me viii be considered violation
Of The .....ta
required furnish with his proposal sasctoy
ability and offer
good bs certified by judge
the district in which the snrees reside for the faithful execu
uon OF the proposed be undertaken BY him and
proposal evidence will be rejected
The proposals will required "ou
the m Tuesday after the s Monday in December" t7th)
10 O'Clock M, the office OF the superintendent.
Proposals addressed the undersigned "supentenden
Public Pnnsn Capitol OF the United States, Washnon
and endorsed proposals for supplying Paper -
Superintendent Of the Public Printing.
0 Atlas, POST and Courier Courier Tribune Evening
Poet Express York North American, Pennsyvapian
Pcayune Bulletin Enquirer
Louisville Journal and Democrat Louisville, each copy wrek
I'M December and send one number the paper containing the
advertisements TO the superintendent.
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DARIsIAN sights Fren nch Principles ehruwgh
L American spsctacies. 4 vol. Illustrated.
Le--ings Pictorial rieid Book cf the Revciuuonpar -
rs .s0tst4 ENW5 NesU1 tf-at11 TRANCk TAYLO1~
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III IT. LovETs wAHPENE, for restoring gray hair
IL, to Its original color and TO prevent badness
have the pleasure OF informing the public that now In
w. Lovets wapene, and OF informing
waiting others
able exhibit them number OF they desire
perfectly successful only restoring
hair original color but hair 10 be growing where the
bald that have
who tried
not perfectly satisfied with It's effect.
The public cautioned against spurious article called '
proved wahpene" which has recently made It's appearance The
genuine, and that which needs no improvement sold by
s. n SYLVESTER,
Druggist Apohecay, OF 9Th and streets sole
agent w. r. Lovers Wahpene In the District OF Co
lumbia. And by
MEDHuRsT 4 HEARD,
Sept 22-eoim Hair Dressers, National Hotel
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CEALED PROPOSALS. will be received by the un-
until tho AID lay OF November l2 O'Clock
filling northwest OF the south of tho President
House.
proposals made doing cubic
In the bank before lifting The
distance OF haul from the bank the place depoe about
yards. ss As
The amount Of earth complete the contemplated
estimated " 900 cubic yards but should
earth be required the bind himself deliver
additional quantity the first The
TO ks completed by the LIST day Of April next.
~ WM. ID. BRECKENRIDGE a
Agent for the Improvement OF the public grounds.
Sent 25-2awt12Noy > Y.
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OUR nsnd residing the above
their winter supplies of dry OF
sually favorable terms the approaching season.
We purchased northern and markets, very
which dsy additions will be made OF all that desirable
aud in way of dry goods.
goods Of all classes styles and prices constantly
on hand.
Ladies' kinds, from the paines fabric, the finest
kinds vogue Ia endess variety.
rniemena goods OF finest and medium qualities, with
acies for their ine povebaIy low prices
Misses' weawe particular attention to all classes
Al children's
Youhs weaT.We styles selected for the
purpose, with a eye styles fabrics and prices.
Mourning article Of dry goods
M apparel Of fabrics the trade
extremely low prices.
wear every kind Style and price, Of the best brands
adapted alike outdoor word deal la
usually found in well ordered dry goods establish
nen
We desire o IA trade,
All sales establishment be for approved
paper short dates. #.r
Good articles prices, and fair dealing, be relied
esses. tt PERRY BROTHER,
Opposite Centre Market, Washington, ID. q.
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i. The Campaign of Is4s.r

THERE hand little than bn.dred copies Of
lstsn political published during
Thomas Richie All The Gle
faithfully recorded, 70
the presidential elecuons of
1874 sss countless the o procesdns OF ne ba
Philadelphia (whg) Convenuon o.
and indeed which likely
the approaching campaign VIII -
found in this volume.
Campaign oio bound in strong boards,
will be sold the low price
dollars go A4i.4
hundred hand those who
wish purchase may procure them AT this ofhce
June 1f-eon
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Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
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HIGHLAND PLAIDs.-This day opened
III OF the exquisite qualities and
styles, ehidrens Those desiring goods Of that
elias had cal
100 pieces Gne mennoes, brightest
and qualities
pieces 6nem and sneurai shadesn
30 pieces fine "Psris josey Aanpes,r all coiors
100 pieces white hannes all prices and qualities
thin csssimeres and weeds for boys pants
other goods all povebsy low prices.
Terms cash. unless arranged the contrary.
Good articles low prices, and r dealing be relied in all
PERRY n BROTHER,
Oct 2-dr Opposite Centre Market.
ERt1SCU mII.IJNERy-Now opening Mrs NJ. A. HILLS
the above goods which
she invites the ladies' Pattern hats opened on Sat
nrday. Oc6-dlwif
NJ GODS Ornsms works. Ridge Road Phil
sdeipha-fron sausrylons, grsyhounds Newfoundland
dogs and sizes iron stairs
also iron rsngs and
dss, comprising upwards 900 designs.
Designs and specacsons win part Union
| by nddresdne
! Oct s--daa ROBERT wooD, Philsdslphis
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Proposals for Indian Goods.

ptfAkfmEsr INTERIOR,
Once indan Affairs, Oct 5, 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals Indian goods
~ win be received the Once the indian
Affairs, Washington until 10 O'Clock
Of November next Tor furnishing tho following Indian goods
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r. EXPOSITION of French Cioaks Monday next
"a We herewith the ladies OF Washington and adon
Monday fall
cloaks manes being the richest lot Of goods
had the offering public
q GrnIdedc
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rARD.-CLAGETT DoDsoN denien in all kinda of furn-
u tuc goods Mosaic, velvet tapestry
imperial double ngrnin and all other knds OF
csrpene both foreign ana domestic near rugs ana docs
scrpons. Ig.4 4. :.
Al extensive Russia Flemish ,abs and
bed linens blankets quilts table and piano covers and all other
goods requisite in housekeeping
Also furnished short notice, beds and
door Of the Of Pennsylvania avenue and M
street.
Sep o5-9weoif
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Book Notice. 1ss59 II
LirRsRr Houss RrrsEsssrArvHs,
August -, ieoo.
LARGE number of belonging this once,
n The and others having them In he1s
possession respectfully saueed cause Them y rsnsd
tI@ NtNA 't JOHN A. PARKGn. ~
Aug a7--dn Librarian House of Reprspvntaaves.
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MISS T. HO0ANg Englssh aud French boarding and
house alsy, street, 18th and IAN
circulars applications be made 10 Mis- Hogan, tho Rev
Dr. sutsr, WIN Hogan r, and at the bookstores
choo omnibuses provided for the OF pups
me homes The ladies who avail themselves Of is
oommodson the advantages OF puncusl and daily
ssdsnce, unaffected BY The changes In The weather.
qusssd
e# REFERGSCEs.
Wm Tho. Carroll, esq Mr. Justice Wayne Sup. Court.
Capt Q. wnkss, u. 9. N. Francis Msrkoe, esq.
nsNL p w. BAicb, d. u. Rev. q y. Bedei, N. ".
Non Hamilton Fsh, o. SIS. Jno. T. Mscsife, IA. D.,
NorsIt hsvs
n young ladies' In Latin Italian spanish,
ee
Oct I3-dm
NEW hOOKs.-Tbe Mystery Solved or Irelsnds Mserics
ms Srsnd Cause and cue BY Rev. Edward Marcus Din,
agent 70 the Irish Presbyterian church 70 cents
sh"ss "",coh ~, me Orphan. Illustrated. 10 cents
OF, the Infant Pilgrim by Anne Woodrons
Wear Home OF, the Countries Europe Described with
so na"sro" iustratolsi by Of "Peep o Day.
on and Australia Described B, the au,hor aine
hsIdsy House Series Tales, usa.d by Miss catarns
Olive Leaves by Mrs L. H. sigoumey mu.,,,.a 7s cam.
rs cents -' T" wv = - NV
For sale by GRAY BALLANTYNE
o Seventh street, two doors above Fellows, Hail.
I'VE Of Franklin Pierce by Nathaniel Iss,sshorn~
- oW wm an satnenuc portrait Price, 37k cents.
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iopogaphcai Engineers sept lc5 1874
PROPOSALS will be received by the Secretary War until
sd day OF January 1885, for tbs removal OF the rat Red
river which time the will be awarded
sponsibe bidder provided depart
shall one hundred thousand dollars.
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safness and Biindness by DIR.

Il Kitto.
This of great interest," from OF the
and accomplished writers OF the revealing the of h
world In which thos. live deprived OF
sight hearing Ever his boyhood thirty years
Dr. k,to has passed life OF aetvy scholar
jecsd His Of himself and his discriminating remarks
the condition OF the blind Janes MITCHELL Bndreman
and ohers) with profound thought
pbenomeson presented In the progress OF angp
C2Histiaa Obserrer
Krro's DAILY Brns sILLusrK.nossMorning Series vol.
Rmo 81
Vol. D. Antediiuvisns and Pariarchs.
2. Moses and the Judges.
J. ssmnel, Saul, and David
4. Solomon and the Engs.
Evening Series; vols. ~ a..
Vol. 4. Job and the Poeucal Book.
r. Isaiah and the Prophets.
.. The Lilo and Death Of Lord.
4. The Apostles and the E~ry Church.
For sale GRAY d HALLANTYNE's Bookstore,
Sep LIFT street, two doors Fellows Hail.
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| FE Of Franklin Pierce by Nathaniel Havshorn.
~ with an authentic portrait Price, 37x cents.
WIN FRANCR TAYLOR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29


AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIONS OF VIRGINIA
., Wa return thanks the Hen. John T. Rae Dele
lses 10 The Legislature Of virgna from Richmond and
Wsssm"relsnd countes for copy Of Statistics. Tables
II Tie Producsias Of the Agriculture in virgina
piled and arranged by Gen WIN. II Richardson Secrr-
eesy ef the Csmmonw eaith under RESOLUTION of the
Mouse of Dslegasss Of that State from the late
VI shsl hydrocarbons refer these tables hrreaE
tr snd tor the shall only say that the House of
Delegates Of Virginia dcsrrve the thinks Of every true
son Of Virginia. in projecting and carrying this most
Assruesive work. II would be well If a copy could be
placed in the hands Of every nhabifsnt of the SiHe for
~ tables contain the conclusive proof that could
b desired Of the immense md agricultural
capacities Of vireiia They show beyond all cayil,
sat she II bountifu in the productive power of her
ssill she Is and farreaching her territorial
kifs. These tables show too how gnorunt have been
the beads and how sandrrous of those WIN
nv1 dsprccnsed the advantages Of the goo aud greu
old mothsr Of Stnfesof those. who crafty their fa
Adcal preudiees would Represent her sorn Of her
saciest glory, power and Nay they do more
shsy aemonstratr with mathematical certainty that Vi
esia wus never in prosperous condition, that her
march greatness Is onward and that the present
sprt improve. be s.ered by those in authority
ought be, she will defy rmre,i,ion. let
from whatever qunrter it for she has thin herself
every element calculated give hrI the vantage ground
in tho sistcrhood Of States.
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A NTHKACITE AND BiTUMlNOUs

n Qua IL he snbscrber begs Icnvr call tn.
attention IF the people Of Iynchburg the Importance
Of securing their fuel for the winter cary they
MAKE their arrangements nvoiding al, those
vexatios disnppointments. and delays, occason-d by
crowded demand, limited supply. and general di.,-
clination the part of Bont carry Coal
seher with circumstances generally unfvorae put
ting it away in had weather He is now receiving some
1000 of nthracite Cual direct from the mines nf
Pennsyvani, of superior quality. both Red and White
A<h, aud viii deliver the same from the ye.s-l while
di>chnrgins, s. - per load Of % bushels.
S. IS tho ton OF o2f0 lbs. delivered basin bank
He i. also ready his deliveries of Glover
Hin Lump Conl all who may be disposed to order
their supply early-prce lSc on bosrd bout. ALSO on
hand large stock ofC oke 17c. delivered in like
ner Orders with good city reference promptly attend
ed To. EDWIN H. CLARKE
Office rn 18th between Curry and MAN s,s..
" lin Richmond Vn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29
PLANK ROADs-CoUNTRY ROADS.

eeoPy the following brief article from the r arm
sr's Monthly Visitor" published Manchester, New
Hampshire.
To draw q ton upon ordinary country road
ssquircs 'pnH' If l47 pounds; upon Macadumized
road s. pounds; upon the Russ pavement, SO pounds
upon plank roads. only % pounds"
SIch facts speak volumes in favor of the utility Of
Plank Roads, and should stir spirit OF enterprise in
neshborhoods where bad country roads exist -,nd
whore they do not Ito substitute them by those
strsetsd Of pank for in doing they would promote
every object that centres in comfort and economy.
Plant Improring Country Roads.-Whe nrc
recording the sbove paragraph in favor of Plank Roads,
30 win mention plan which suggested few
days for improving country roads, which highly
approve Of. IL was simply, make under covered
drsns throughout the body Of such roads. Two pars
lsl covered drains throughout their entire length would
conduts receive and carry off the water and
Ysssrve them in periods Of rains in good travel
Ene condition.
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This u ~. n"-r diff ult Worm :, l.,r,,v ~ ~
it 10" nnnn syst m. ltfr Ia nm mines, nd. f,;,r
'eo:t'' hrr",ius cncd und fastened /, H., ;r,.,;
mt stomach aetins the health sadly us u, Gauss N,
o,'rf r"-. ". that those siirfc.l se,iom II
"v'r suspect that it'll Tste Uorm bu.,eu;nv ,,'a, !,
nh early grave In "nl"rto drs,ro, thi- Worm n 49,
rnrrsri'c treatment be- pursued il y ,lJ ,b, r.s -
pc proper t"f"hc6 Z" &C NV Liver PIX a. n. n, y.
" V' MI Sirnc' ms That the W'm Syrup may nc, a.
rrr upon The Worm, which mns, b. ,kc, in go, !,
i"'"-"n'n'l- times day; tho. dircciisns fJlwrJ
nave he'e' been kn"wn I" fail IN curing the mos, o,.
nate rnse 'f 7aye Iiosm