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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-08
Die0.

Ia Providence 18th inst, Dora Ella, aged 3
years on the 18th inst, Josephine, age 2
years aud on the 18th inst, Emma Ar,bclla, in
the 7th year of her age. all OF The scarlet fever
and daughters Alfred Lewis.
In Middletown, X. I E, on the 14h ult., Mary
NJ. Stanton, widow of Dan'l Stanton. oi Napoli,
Cataraugus County, n. Y, aged Is years.
At Cincinnati, Ohio, on the Both ult., Kate Al
len, infant daughter of Oliver II. E, and Catharine
A. Geiiroy, aged 10 months and IL days.
"Mourn no, for the child from thy tenderness rven
Ere stain on its purity f IL
To thy questioning heart, 10 ! an answer from
heaven,
It's well with thy child" it is wcR
Ia Boscawen, near Concord, n. II. April 2I,
Mrs. Ell,n Brewer, wife of Rev ID. X. Brewer,
Rector ol TRINITY, Church Newport.
In New York, On Thursday night last, after
short but severe illness, Catherine IhrUck morton,
wife Of William Van Hook.
Al Mystic River, c., oath ult. Mr. Christie.
ph.r II. transton, aged 10.
In this town, Monday mOrning, Harriet Robe
sou, eldest daughter oi Andrew Robcson, IT,,
Esp, aged Sir years and 81, months.
In this town, on Saturday last, Mrs. Bathshc-
ba, relict ui the late John VI. Cox, IN the 10th
year oi her aye,
~ Funeral this afternoon, at 2 O'Clock, from her
it. resld,nc, ~ Greene ST. relations AID Il lrlus
ate requested to attend without further nyita,lon.
In t'ruyi'lenee Miss Elizabeth ChacV, ~ the
the 6Sth year of her age.
At the Asylum, 7,h inst, Peter Earl, Of Dem
mark, Sweden, aged 81.
wEDN ESDAY, March 81 y
Sehr Meridian. Cobb, Y, Provinrctown.
Alcoma, Willard, ~t Gcorgc, Rock Rl,c,. Va;
Juo Randolph, Baker, Yarmouth. \ y SUSSEX,
Baker, Denn,s, Sand, Hook, Elmua R"gr,s.
Sycm,n, Prov, Saylro,k; Rob Is smith, kc-
ley, Nantucket. NY; Mason Il BDayis, DAVIS,
FRivcr.
slvop WIN Penn, wosIow. Rriss,l. n red.
ford; 7 Barnum, Chase, Yarlnov,h. sand,
Hcob X, solution, Rsker, wiot fprd,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-08
ZINC PAINTS.
WARRANTED PURE
The New Jersey Zinc Co..
WAREHOUSE - DEY STREET,

NEW YORK,
A RE prepared to supply their Zinc Paints Mt
n the following prices
No. | White, ground IN oil, &c. Ier h
No. 2 White, ground in oil, Sc, per lb.
No. 3 White, ground in oil. &c. per lb,
Brown aud Black, ground in oil, lie Per H.
Dry White OF Xinc, &C., per lb.
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
Accr th rough test in Europe and the United
States, has been found to retain its heau'y and
protective qualitc. longer than any other aint.
For whiicncsS and brilIiancy il is umrivalled; IL
is free from all poisonous properties so common
aud dangerous IN other pigments; viii cover,
equal weight from 40 to 100 per cent. one space
than lead, and is, therefore, much cheaper To the
consumer As AN inside paint, II viii not tun yell
low, even when exposed to the sui hw"us gases
Of coal fires or the foul air % ships. Their
White Z,nc ground in varniih produces the por-
celan finish. Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
in few hours form hard aud solid metallic coat
ing upon wood, brick, iron aud other metallic s,n
faces, and are remarkable for their hIc-pro' I
properties They are specially ada ted for M :
rinc purposes, having been found to resist Il
corrodng action Of salt water, so destructive to
other paints
Dealers supplied on liberal terms ly
MANNING & SQIIER,
mis- BIN AGENTS, - Dcy ST., New York.
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Providence, April S. | A. NJ.

! PROVIDENCE, April S, | A. NJ.
Hoppin's majority for Senator. in
Providence, is go. Ten Of The Repre-
sen,atives are elected by the wings. per-
haps eleven, one vacancy, the votes for
State iicks, not countcd yet. No choice
Of Senator aud Representative in Fos
ter. Lawrence is defeated.
PRovIprscr, April 8, "A. NJ.
Providence Couniyj Harris, 1850. Al.
,en 5s0i; Br slol County no, heard from.
his proposed TO pay members Of Con
gress a salary Of $500 per annum, in.
stead of the present allowance Of ss per
tsy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-08

GTSince October last the American
Board have sent out over forty mission
aries, male and fema.e. The laborers
have gone 10 some twelve or fifteen
stations, which almost encircle the
globe.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-08

Another Concert from Jenny.-Otto
and Jenny give three concerts during
the latter part Of April. and leave lor
Europe in May ia the Atlantic.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-08
WORK By STEAM

'TilE sd scriLsr, having enlarged he th-p and
Il applied Steam power To- he Mae haner; ~
nov prepared to,ncm, Rll "rd,t, Va he bas.
Sashrr, glsIrd aud unghrx,d. blinds, pspsd
aud ur,n,n,ed, constant, un hand, Also. Deus
ut various siss.
In tkas annousping IN. atng % n his Mani.
factory, he rsiyrns tbHnks D. Ms e~s,sDsr..
throughout the state. for rhsu lih-isl pssuesss
lestowsd on hin ~ N. lssi .w v~pfi.
n2S SlNDN NOTIFY
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-08

Green Peds.--The Charleston Courier
says there was pretty plentiful supply
OF green peas in market on Monday.
They were selling at twelve dollars per
bushel
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-08

A ss,'s"ns rha, has fully sustained its
"a Z shssI great aud constantly growing
L-&ss1S1SEMZS reputation, for So long period
oi time MANY eminent hysicians DO not hcsi-
tate to acknowledge It's superiority, and with en-
ire confidence Ia recommend II To their patients,
as "A superior preparation, which has hcrn tOundto
I've perfectly safe, convenient, aud highly cfiica-
cious in all diseases Of the 2hrodt, LVngS, and
Chest. One who has used II thus peaks al IL,
"CLISToN PARK, y. y, D,c. -, 1850.
Mcssrs. Reed s Cutler Nearly seven years
ago had a violent attack o. inflammation ot the
lungs, which was treated by my physicians With
the most powerful remedies ,uq with huE cfcc,
for the abatement of violent pains about ~, chest,
Nv cough was almost inccssant, accompanied ~ th
expectoratiun of the most putrd aud offensive
kind palt uf the time mixed with blood both
of "A dark and pink color. Several large ulc,rs
broke on my lungs, which came near sutoca'ing
sc. I had continual night sweats, and was re-
tuccd almost to a skeleton. NJ case was consid
cred homeless, not on, by the ph, siciaus, In, h,
all who saw me- Accidentally hearing from u
ncighbor of the effects which the Vegetable pul-
tpnnary Bal-am had produced IN similar case, ]
was induced To try it, Before ] had used one
bottle | bcgan To- improve, and Wy the nsc 81
four bottles was restored Ia usual health. had
used a variety of other medicines which gave me
no relief. A few weeks ago | was similarly at.
tackled and am nov using the Balsam with the
same beneficial results. This statement is unso-
licitcd and it costs you nothing. bu # it viii be-
Of any service to any one nv Object - accom- lsh
ed. l"ms, sc,
(Sirncd) 'WN. I. NONE\, y. NJ"
Nov. I, ls5l.-New Certificate, 10 almost
any extent, might I've added II deemed necessary;
lm the proprieiurs feel that the mticlr has bccu Q
So universally well Known, aud iis VII hes 80 ecn.
orally ackuow lodged 10y phys'cians and Others, ~
10 make IL unnecessary to uilrr at this time, hr
ther proof of the merits Of this highh popular az.
ticle.
10 BEW ARE OFCOUNTERFfIrS AND
IMlrkT1ONS, such rs tLSTIH's Cow.
POUND PuLMoN,Hy BAIsNN, AMiNiCAs
pVLMoN,ny BALsAM, and othc,s. IN part bear.
ing the mme Enquire ior the article by rs
wlndc name, the
"NEGErABlE PULMONARY Balls
and see that II has the wrii,cS signat'ne oi WV.
Joss CUrttR upon ,,lsu k'icl, on ih, Tive
wrappers. Each bottle aud -al y stamped
Vegetable Pulmonary Balrnm, =
Prepared Nv kEED, CUTLER co y"
por,ers and Whlesale Dealrrs 10 M'dicnes,
Paints, Cb sn,cal- aud Dy' S,uis, ~ lnds' Sh"i,
Bpston. aud sold Wy Druggist ,Ag"'be,nirs, snu
County Mcrch.uits g''nruls. ter Vs"p ""is
aud rcconnn-n n laiions, -,s pasq nit accompany
loo each bprvh .--pt,ce 50 cebts. For s,ls ~
Nswport nv &C. g. HAZARD aud ".
rtyIOR. nl0 6m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-08

Henry Clay will be IS years old on
the 18th OF this month
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, SC,

H. GrncraI Assembly, Jdn'y Ness., Io0z'
Upon the petition ut Powell ~. 'mpchbr
Y Jeremiah Hazard ami others, for an act OF
incprpor,ti ~; tor tie purpose Of establishing a
CON n,nicaiion 10y steam vessels ~ Otherwise,
from Newport to South k'ng g,town, u, the h'ne
Of the "NMragi ginsc,t, Counanicut aud Newport
Steam tcrry Company
V,,.I All Rr,oIyed that the said petition aud
m. bdl ,ccomp n,ing the SANE, bc continurj un.
,L the Ma, Session NJ the General Assembly, aud
,hu ~ the mean time the petitioners give notice
nf the pcnicncy thereof, b, pubhshmg - copy OF
hi. y,,t,, GH three successive we,ss AID within
.,x weeks after the risng uf this General Assrm-
bly. ~ the lirrih ~ The frnes, ami IN son'.
pap.r printed ~ Providence.
True Cup,,--WImess,
mi, ss 4. POTTER, Scery.
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INTERNAL AND EXTERNAt. !.


IL viii stop the most EN,AitIa,iNG
PAINS in ON THREE Il. FIVE MINUTES
and has cured
rheumatism In -Four hours,
Neuralgia Ia Oue hour.
Group Ia Ten minute.
Darrhua Ia Fifteen minutes
Toothachc In One second.
Spasms la Three minutes.
Cramps In Three mutcs.
Sick Headache In Fifteen MINUTES
Chill Fever In Fifteen minutes
Chill lilans Ia Ten minutes.
Sore Throat Ia -Four hours.
lnhucnLi In Twenty hours.
Spinal Complaints, Stid Joints, Stains, Bruises,
Cuts, Wounds, frost Bites, ChoL IA MCrbus
Tic DuIortux,
and all other complaints where there is severe
pains, Railways Ready l,cIci will Instantly stop
the pain, and quickly cure the disease.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, I62 Fulton Street
NEW YORK.
X. II. HAZARD * CO., Agents.
f25 "
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All suffering with pain are invited TO call ~
RAILWAYS Medical office ever, day, from 8
A. NJ. Ia D y. VI. IL is guaranteed that RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF will stop the most
severe pains IN five minutes or less A regular
physician is in attendance. Advice gratis
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-08

DERPErUAL GLOSS METALLIC Rulhri
L ovcr-Sho.s m.,dc 10y ford * Co, whosc man
uiac,wss sgc vequrlcd bs be.,'sy, sty alsi du.
rabilty. Meas We,ncn's aa.i JhILircnf sltc.,
Jur, received snd (or s,le cheap by
COR NEki n DENNIS,
- N pto,d ~,
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r. r. r.
Rad ways Ready Relief

will stop the most severe pans IN A FEW MIN
UIES, and cure the most obstinate d Acumatic
Neuralgia and Nervous complaints IN A FEW
HOURS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-08
VEGETABLE
PU .MONARY BkLSkM

The GREAT REMEDY
for COUGHS, COLDS and
CONSt MP1IONN, after a
trial Of fw'my.fro y,ars, 81 MS
hy almost general consent, at
the head of Cough Mcdicincsl
II is the only standing article
that has fully sustained lis
great aud constantly growing
reputation, for So long u period
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
xytIrTCIEuRsT,s GALLERY

w orHta GREAT 1FHONEMENI-Ib c sa's. II
brf being determined Ia kcep pare sit 81 the
alcnfs ia IIi hn erected ars nhd 'fa3 -
Irhf vaeIiIa -. rltr b. - eisbl bin IL pc
dure pictures ina ies ecprd- without the heavy st'af-
and rupfriefed cHtar- usually attending the co1h'"
D. saesfsftyfr thcfy ffc-eryag tie efe win al IL
beauiy rhe light lsiur soh YET very sir5ns D. bra9h
f1iy adalGesi to- otia- gnuuIs mud children.
Having spared ueiihsf pm. eapeas" N hung ~
bic Gallery, which +. .egpptly furnished aud h'n1'
.fy arranged l. oae II tho uosf aufoetyr places
~ fHr city.
H. respectfully a.l. a continuance # TIM lau Tag
hieb ~. eea 81 lteraIs ,.-'oacdapon hipl"f winch
Ic tepter. h. sincere riHks. md pcdgf him."It I"
all mean. in liz power please al fht saii al him
Smother they tpui picture of mol.
pfrt1r.. taken IN elundy @eH eJear weather 81
prrfsei .aisl1ct,u gum nterd IN u rhafg"
Cutlery next door Ia ypgioin B"nb
i. l. GIBBS. pfopaet"r.
y. B.-A fne recruitment al Lorke;. and fin.ai"aN-
baud. winch vii be ii.cd with pietnes sefy eaP
noy l6-i2p ri + l. 9
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n Office 40 TssE PsJRFsC.-

y II OF the cihrter OF II he l.ynclburg and Abino
don Telegraph Company reads A. follows:
hat II any person, persons shall wiIfly or know
lngly break, njurc destroy, interrupt the fecgIan
lines or communications, or any part thereot-to b.
erected by the said company in pursuance of this
he She or they shall pay to the said corporations one
hundred dolarsfor said offence and shall he futbe,
liable for all damages which the said COMPANY may,
'uHerin repairing the injury, and from the interruption
of their business to be recovered in an action of
ass-and, 1t any person. mourning the penalty afore
sad shall through insolvency any other cause be I'm
able or shall fail To pay the penalty damages af,ra
sad and shall second time commit tresspass upon the
said lines. nhy part thereof aforesaid he she. ~
they shall be liable, upon conviction thereof to IN i'm
rsonmen in the county Jail of not less than one MONTH
nor more than six months"
The penalties of the section above reeiled, will be
rgidly enforced. +. b. DEANE, JR.
President l.. II A. Telegraph Co
ig Richmond (semi-weehy) Times and Farmville
journal will copy 1t and send to this ofioe
Sept 3--d.s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

w E, the undersigned are again opening and exiI.
w Itlug a very large assert nent Of CnnLina s.,
"i every variety Of sz" and patent, commonly u, n.o
together witha we'll selected assortment of pari Ch'
h'r' othGe and taetory stoves, Saamandar Furnacea
@.''Ss fon' fenderS' ScuiIes Cnder Shoyels Blow
tention OF our customers and friends Restine asa
lat though we cannot promise to sell attn l,ucr ,;.
ihan any one else, prices will ranpo ~ H.,
others and that we will accommodate customers ,r'
as wei As their expectations ''"n'
oct 2S.lts AGREE @ ,Jr,,,
men Timers s'.' Journey
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

J j. BROIHtR. MN STREET Lysebbpg, In
Importers ai CtIlAAnud EARIIEkN ARE aud Deal.
ia Cut Drcssest and Pia,H G,ass- u mr. IoottnP
Glas.es Gvanaoles Platsd anu Hr,t aHta IpaJc Iai.
-. Gostors f.; nov IA receipt oi tietr spring
supply of Domestic md foreien GOOD. oi thcir
found IN such Embellishments. Our Stuck Of the
afgcsf offered IN III market uud mtHg been
fully .elcctcd mud boaght the Georabl"
determined not - BE- unde,sad Ly House
IN the country, either Nortb South. Merchants aud
others wanting anything ~ tbs Inc would d. we'll
cal and Examine Stuck md pr, briol" purrha-nP
c-eoherc-feeliee confident rirnse al ia style.
quality aud pfcraf Gaeda. The L1dirs particular
~ invited 10 enll aud examine ON Stock.
rnuYfl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23
HATS AND CAPS.


FAIL FASHIONS FOR 1892.
TIME sub.cfiher IN. nov received bis New YORK
i Baltimore aud Philadelphia styles pf Gentlemen
No Moleskin sik. black and whine Beaver aud
Brush HATS which. for durability aud beauty. rnnni
be surpassed in this any other market lie stock /.
now large and complete. embracing I'll of to lra and
NOS etp,o1ed "yie' II "a HATS oss cars a
doptcd for the fahffade - =, lTholrotr aai Re,oa
to which be most cordial, invltrs "d ieuds md
customers AMI the public generally, give him a call
before purchasing elsewhere. lie taek will be- found
u cheap a- any other establishment IN the civ Al
kind- Of Hats made 10 order with nenthe and sach
~" CRstoBarrs Hafs drr.sca ORR Gct If fAagge
Call Mt the -ign Of the BLUE HAT
oct 2-t. NM STIrZER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23
SrEAM MARBLE WORKS

- JOHN I. ROGERS mas removed his MarblcH orL.
tothe OF Mann and 9Th streets wherewilbe found
a fine assortment Of Egyptian, ltalnn and American
Marble, Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones. Mpprai
Pieces of every description, WallP lates Fronts &c
Any design in carving executed in the neates man.
uer Orders from TIE country, with city reference
romptly attended to.
Mr. having served bis apprenticeship in one of the
Irgest establishments in New York city. and having
much experience in the business, flacrs himself thar
all work executed at his shop will give as entire su 1r
ton as any done North or South.
Rehmnnd. InlN l4-lYd
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RICHMOND.
STEAMSHIP COnP4-

\ NY's LINE o.. TEAMERS-Penns.,. 81
,qaia and Virginia Aortoik. o1 PhtiadelDL,o ~ =
York-The Steamships Penusy lvania, Capi ,n,.,-'
and Virginia, Capt fenl, will, and after Noyerla'
3D. until further notice, commencing with the Pcr.y
yania. leave Richmond alternately every Wed,osly
for Philadelphia and returning leave Philadelphia .ye
"Wednesday.
Due uiice will be given, every trip, in oil the dill
miners. OF the hour of their -ailiug. ~
These Steamships have been built - pressy for III
line and are beautifully fitted up for the accoan,,,,i
of messengers set first tables, aud every atre,,i
j. mid To tLer cuniur' and salrty They are al.o mr.
yled with Francis poren, Mrtllic Lile-B5at. p,
great care Is taken,and prompt attention paid to the
delivery of goods Ia addition to tie alove jedra-
,nents IL travellers, we have made arrancern. NJ. :,
forward passengers throughto New York bv en-. =,
team bout. thereby Offering to the public an opp,,
ity never before offered nj the price, Of Ii,y,
In noble Delaware and whiting that model ci Phil.
,lelphia.
Passage through to New York, in Isl Cabin. o,t
found, s. On
do do do Second do ~
For freight or pnssage apply to
RIO. RANKIN, Ao'T., corner % WaterSt
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CONS Al LAST. CHARLES n,

a. COME Al LAST. CHARLES a.
GA ENAkD WArcn MAElR& JEwflrR, Lyaca-
6A.ik butR, Ia would respectfully cnll the attcu-
lion oi the citizens Of Lynchburg aud the surrounding
country his fine and splendid assortment of Watch
g. Jewclry and Sgorw are just received fiomthe North
OF the utest styles aud pnterns selected by himself
with great -uit tis market. From hi- long cx
pefience IN the Watch nni Jowery business. lac fnt
tiers himself TINT lie please the most flstdious.-
As for his wo,mnnship he leaycs it to those that lie
ps done wor, for to judge. All lac ns,s II n II jnl erd
il you perfectly satisfied mud il his goods are
not ezoctly what he recommends them he. he bind.
himself to tedoublc The money and ehurgc for the
goods.
Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange for anything
In my line, C.A.EVARD,
March Sta odoors above Exchange corner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23
,AAsPETS, RIGGS a. DSUGGECS

I =, k GGS ~ DRUGEEUS
- 'ohn l. Davis Suffering large stock of ca
susgs' oragsets, Cnmb Cloths Oil Floor CLOTHS Man,
Nc comprising II. full assortment of the , ~,
nr,,'eIs three-ply surerine and Venetian Garnet. f
sl"'fs aud passages,-4-4. 81 and 81 Oil FIor i'
Orqggets, Rugs Nuts, &C. all of which u 2Pr ~ oo'S
attic loves, price Ta.i We sold
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

A CAKD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
IA Peetfully usk continuance of the pnlronare 81,
long bestowed upon him. To the cancerp and 3d.
this connection he de"ms prsper a-1 all WIN urc
indebted To him TO come forward and settle their ne.
counts without delay.
There nre may claims Of long standing. which, musr
close up, and it is expected thai MI VIM know them
selves to beindebted vii pay attention tais notice.
Jan 8-dts S. DHfGHID
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23
MECHANICAL.

fINHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE
Il spectfa, to call the attention oi the eltizTns Of
Iynchburg aud the adjoining county 10 Ils isi an
= splendid as sortfneut II BOO Is SHOES u
CATERS Sc 81 hi. OWN MAKE
- AMI which are WARRANTED 90 fHt hfsr QUAIL.
TT And or SUPERIOR wuaksaksHif.
Persons wishing to have good and durable boot or
Shoe "a, the present sea-on viii de well to call
a. am determined please. both NJ regards quality
and price,.
Don't forget call the three doors nhove the
Franklin Hotel. aud Immediately appo-e The Citzens
Savings Rank. !. ;. GatMAhDl.
ll-fa
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MIN, AG T., corner - Water ST
Richmond, Fa.
LEVI ELDRlDGE. GFS'L AG'r

No. 7, North wllurvcs PbiiG
n. B.-Sh'ppcrs will plea.e bear in mind than ,bo
steamers eore eory Iped4esday and dne notice viii Al
all times be given 10 the hour Of sailing.
Tobacco carried through to NewYork, NJ 2Oc.. T..
Boston, 3Oe. T. box, and all other goods in nronor.
ton.
Transportation to be made in superior and fas-,iIipg
Steamers. RIO RANKIN
nny I.-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

=, NJ - Always ON hand, good assortment of
at onc-thirl Oft. Persons wi ding any f &c
viii h'Te II sent 10 them free Of postage by srndng rc
price u II ''''osGd IN letter, post pnil. AL lre,s
l. WARROCK, Cie.y Bool and
dec G-.l& 9"'''''g a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23
MERCHANDISE
NEW FALL A wINTEx GOODS.

y JOHN l. DAVIS i npeuisr he toll sioek
If FAIL and 1IINTER GOODS. embracing the
nrrcsi and most Attractive assortment efsfed ~
him. among which are
great varieyn frebet printed Do I.aues GashHrfes
e" Eagitsh nd American do
q u Plain rrneh Mcfino
3" e" De faurs
g" plaio and figured dress s kt
black
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