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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-29
The Brewster Branch Of the Nor
IuOfsS.

The Illinois Journal gives the pariicu-
lars of the condition Of the Brewster
branch of the Moi m IN church. Ii appears
that over fifteen cars ago, aIamily hy the
name OF Brewster came TO Springfield. H.
linois. They were Mormons, and had a
weakly boy of unust al talents. Attwelvr
he wrote very well, and remembered all
he read. Az this time Mnrmons professel
to speak in uuknown tongues and TO have
revelations from Heaven The boy gave
scope to his day-ircams, and concei, ed
book OF E,dras. A hundred or more
pages were prepared. They iore'oL the
establishment Of church ON different
basi. from that Of the Alormons its cmisra-
ton 10 the month Of tie Colorado. its cs
tabli.hmcnr and iIourishins condition there.
and gave rules for lis government. The
divine character OF these revelations bv
Nouus Brew ster wes lelicved in by con
sider.b!e body of people scattered over
Illinois, Iowa, and Oiio. The Journal
states that the arrangements for some time
in prog for the emigration of the church
were so Far soinplcted III July, Il wear ago.
tina, some lnriy families met at Indcpcn-
dcnce, Missouri. ana took up their line OF
march for the Colorado. ncariis mouth
Before their arrival a, Santa Fe the com.
pany divided. and the whole Of the larres,
jivisionindcr the direction of a Mr.. Good
ale. perishe.l by starvation and the hands
of the savSges on the Gila. Brewster
and his party stopped on the Rio Grandc.
some distance telow Santa Fe. and en-
deavored to make n settlement there. hay.
ing discovered that they could do so under
. new explanation of the prophecy of the
Book Of Esdras. The Journal has let
ter from Socorro. the stopping place of
Brewster and bis party, dated January &c.
1852, stating ,ha, sickness. starvation. and
eavages have about used up the rec; of
these misguided people. The few left
would return to the States il they had the
means Ia get back.
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AGRICULTURAL.
From the Southern Planter.
Wnmn &c sucelt Of Servants.

4
Mr.. Edfor.-At the request OF some OF
INV friends send an article on the man.
agemcnt OF servants.
Young servants should not be suffered
tn run or and hide when the master comes
up. or any other white person; they should
be taught TO stand their ground. and speak
rhea spokca 10. in a polite manner; have
them well clothed, and tins thing is more
easily accomplished. A lor of ragged ht-
RE negroes always gives bad impression
to strangers, and is often The cause Of then
running away and being hard to manage
hen crown. Talk TO them; take notice
ofthem: il soon gives them confidence and
adds greatly 10 their value. Some few
persons are loo strict with servants; but loi
every one who crrs in this way. one bun
dred NAV Toe found who 90 10 the opposite
extreme, and let hem idle away their lime
and do no more than half work. The re-
sult IS, in many cases. the master breaks.
ahe bite family is left IN poverty, and The
moor negroes are sold. No one can treat
negroes vel who does not make them
work, and take care of whit Is made aud
bought They become resfive. run about
n, night for want OF exercise IN the day, Ia
rilfcr, and visit. hear the news, &c. &c
Adams & Co.'S Express can't beat them
in the transmission Of all sorts of reports;
they travel from ten 10 thirty miles in
night, and msny. it seems, do with less
sheep than almost any other animal. A
great deal of whipping is not necessary;
come is. lf;hcy know that they will he
corrected when orders are dIsobevcd. in
proper manner. it is sufficient. Kindness
when sick. and at all fines when they de-
serve. or will permit II. is great thing -
The hope Of reward and fear of pun ,h-
meni induce human action in master and
servant. Never overtask your servant;
feed and ~lo,he him ,ceY, allow a reasona-
BILE tim. for sleep. and you will not be apt
to injuro him by work in tho day. Never
scoll nor threaten.
Your friend,
w. w. GILMER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-29
EtEnRGF3 isAGgsY. grocer. Com,

~ " 1875 IOt AAD FOH UiHDIAG NE IL
CHANT. Ls3eA arg. Fo.-tfiirr> Tor safe;
10 hhls y O, T. itirn anal Sti,tacruz Sugars,
90 boxes and bbs loaf, crushed and puiveIiz-
cd Sugars
10 ibis Cnlre Sugar. prime article.
- binds ami bbi, Aulasses, \ o, Cuba and Su-
gar ion@o.
40 bags Coffee,
1880 ib< new Bacon. hog round.
30 bnxe~ Sperm, Tuilow and Adamantinc C az
dies,
l0i bib, firmly Roe Errrnss.
50 tons rolled Iran Of every size aud of supe-
ri"rqmIry.
30 boxs lin Plate 10xli and llx2o,
Iron Wire.
Spclt-r in ~lass,
Znc in -hrers,
RUSSIA aad Ainrricnn Sheet Iron
Lamphiack in bhia..
l91 side. Snc i.rrrher.
30 do black Upper DO
Tanners Oil Sninr and Sperm do
Markrrcl in kit and bills.
10 kegs Old Dominion Nails.
1910 bs cast shear aud wedge Steel,
1000 = American blister do
Ca.t~fcci Hammer Shapes,
Burirr'> Horse Shoes. horse shoe Sail.
Anyils Vices. Mil Saws and Files
For sale accommodating terms, of he oh stand.
Eab G-ts
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T1INs.EY, TAYLOis a Co.,, COM

II "A LOI6 N TO-, COM-
Il MISSION AND FORWARDING MER-
CHANTS urc receiving and offer for sale ar
in exchange ior Country Produce. the largest and
best assorted stock Of Grocegfes and Dry Goods il
has been their pleasure TO offer for sale,
prising. in part, the following articles:
100 Sides sole Leather
l75 bags Rio. Laguyra and java Coffee
rs hhds n Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar,
some very fine
$50 kegs Nails, assorted
Is tons country and rolled Iron
1000 lbs Strap and bard iron
1000 lbs BlistereJ. shear and cast-steel
$4,000 feet SAFETY fuse
200 sucks Salt
225 bbls Whiskey, some very fine old Rye
- bbls French and Apple Brandy
90 hhds and bbls Moasses
10 900 lbs Cufton Yarns, Lenksville and Otter
Factory
% packages Loaf, crushed and Pulverizcd
Sugar
90 cases stick and mass Liquorice,
with large and general assortment of brown and
bleached Domesfics, Bed Ticks. Prints. Gnghams.
Summer Goods, Boots. Shoes. Hats. &c. &c. all
Of bich will be sold Il. the lowest rates for CASH
or in exchange for ,RODUCE.
M,r-h
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MgRCHANDIZE.


NEW GOODS NEW GOODS
In SPRING Ayil StyafAiER FASHIONS.
]. b. EDWARDS MEFcHAsr TAILOR
doors ADORE J. @. Metrs.'s and oJrosite Saml D.
ss 1hss,aai's. IHeia 81. fs-ch'sYg- Va.
Returns his thanks to his customers and the public
generally for the liberal patronage extended him
hcrs,oforc, aid asks continuance Of the same.
He takes pleasure ia calling attention to SPLEEN
did stock Of extra fine Ciottls Cnssimeres and Yes
ting>; extra fac black Cloth of superinr qraiity;
blark do Ca>sineres Il the hnest grades; plain
black Silk and Ssiins for Vesting: fancy cold
Cloihs. Cassimerc< and Vestia-s. very hanasomr'
Trimmings of the very est quality. and Buttons Of
tho newest style, e.. ". 81.
lis entire stock was,bnurht in New YorS fol
cash. and selected by himself. which he l. deter
mined to sell and make up To order, at as low rri
ees sirh quality goods rna be made up for IN ihi'
| market. All in want OF Coats. Fa,,ts or Vests
viii do well to call and examine before buyinl
,Iscwhere. az bcis determined to sell and get al
his work in such stylc that viii give perfect salts
faction, both in material and workmanship.
JAMES b. EDWARDS. Ac'r.
MP lg-wts for r. s. Bradshaw.
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MERCHANDISE,
q M. HOLLlNS-Brg leave "a


lie generally, to their
Spring supply OF Groceries, &c.
eoHsisifng IN Part as ro.iors ri-:
25hhdsP Il. Cuba and Il o Sugar
S DO st Croix do
IS bhi- surr. clarified do
Is hh,is Cuba Molassr.
5 do p do superior
10 bbls n o do
bags liio and Lusuirn Coffee
go do aud mats ,cri.r Old Java do
90 ions Bar Iron. wei oricd,
do Hoop and Band do
do Blirtcred Steel
do Cast aud Shear do
$50 sides Sole Leather
rs do Upper do
SO dog Gulf Skins. Baltimore, Philadelphia, \
Y and French,
90 10 rinL Lining do
10 do Sheep do
900 k. Is rut Nails , to6 dy
Is do wrought do
10 do Horse Shoes
do Horse Shoe Nails
Is boxes .urr Sperm Candles
70 do Adanantine do
GO do HILL Il Sons patent do
40 do Tniluw do
30 do Soap
10 do do extra fac
5000 lbs Cotton Yarn
bales Osnaburs- superior,
ALso-Indgo, Mnddcr Alum aud Copperas.
Pepper. Ginger Spice Nutmcgs, Mace. Clnvcs
and Cinnamon; Writing. Letter and Wrapping
Paper; Bed Cords and Plough Lines; Domcstics.
Calicocs, Sc. &c. For sale the most accom-
moduting Terms, or exchanged for country produce
apI 22-fs
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A large assortment of Sl Of various sizes and
patterns. with and without powder proof forks. for
sale the Depot, lac WATER STREET, NEW
YORK.
Burglar Proof Bank Vauts and Vault Doors
made to order.
STEARNS & MARVIN, late Rofi. Stearn. e.
CO.. successors to Rich 81 Co. As Watcr-st. and
cor. Avenue A md st Mar : Place. n. y. sole
pronrieurs of Rich's Patent, and the only makers
OF Sauman'leT Saf's combining " ilder's and Rich
Patents. or sale by
THOMPSON & ONDESLUYO.
npl o6-3m Baltimore Nd
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

- Realty made Ciothmg, Cioths, Testisg Sc
am receiving my Spring and Summer sup
ply Of Clothing. which is large and well selected
also continue to have manufactured, mems and
boys clothes.
also have received and keep always on hand
Clu,hs, Cassimers. Vestines &c. which sell
by the yard AMI no extra rh,rge for cutting.
MR. DIXON continues to carry the Tai
loriag business.
Terms cash, goods cheap.
April 26--ts r LOCKWOOD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-29

Passengers for Stanton, by this route. leave
Rirhmand. Mondav, Wednesday and Friday. ut 6
2. NJ. arrive in Scottsvie next day at II. and N
Stanton at =. NJ.
Passengers tor Cumberland C. II and Farn,ville,
lenve the same evenings, and reach Cumberland
c. II at u next NJ, and Farmvile by III p.
NJ.
Packages or extra baggage to he sent by boats or
stages, must 60 at the risk of the owners, or we
will not forward ;lcm.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT
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Ok O00WORTIs OF FUR
TOS. IL. NONLIN. grocer. Com.

- MISSION IND FOR WARDLNG HER-
CHANT. LYEcHBrRG. VA.-ls now receiving hi.
Spring supply of GROCERIES AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS, comprising
y 0, Porto Rico and 81 Croix Sugar,
Loaf, crushed, puvcrscd and clarified do
Rio and Laguyra Coffee,
80 mats fine old Javu do
n O, Z L and West Iadia Molasse,,
Stuart's extra Molas>cs Syrup,
Rolled and hammered Iron.
Blister, shear and cast Steel.
Box. fence and corntHou Nails,
$50 and l0xi2 Glass,
l chest very fine Gre-a Tea,
do black do
Rice, Ginger, Pepper. Spice. Bale Cotton. few
bales extra No. O>nabures; No. do; 81, Al
brown and bleachcd Dame.tirs, Cslicoes, &c Sc,
which lie will sell low for cash. or in exchange for
country produrP mil Iq-ts
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FIRING STOCK EOfs Rs52.-

y BOYD y BROTHER, Nam SfTc0. LyNeH-
burg. Ea-Importers Of CHINA and EARTH
ENWAitE and Dealers in Cat, DR. s<ei and Piois
Glass ITore. LooliRg Glasses, GWaad0ies. Plated
and By1 toniq Hare, H'ai ers, Casters, 3r.; are
now in receipt Of their Spring supply Of Domestic
and Foreign Goods nf their own mpcrIetion---
which embraces every article usually found in such
E,tuhli -hmcnts. Oar Stock is of the largest
ever offered in this market, and having been care
fully selected and bought the most favorable
terms. we are determined not to be undersnld
y any House in the country either North or South.
Merchants and others wanting anything in this
line would do well to call and Examine Stool,
and prices before purchasing clsewhcrc-leeling
confident can please all in style, quality and
price of Goods. The Ladies particularly in-
vtcd to call and examine Stock.
ranr.li 0Q-rs
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NEW GOODs! NEW GOODs!

~ 'jOLHOUN " ttOLl, hyes Corner take
pleasure ii announcing the public. that they are
now receiving aud opening the mast varied, ex-
,cnsive and elegant Stock of Dry Gnods ever ex-
bihted in the Lynchharg market, and feel satisfied
that who will give their stock an examine
tion viii fail in being fully satisfied, both in price
| and quality. The Ladies will find complete as
sortrncnt of Dress aud other goods, consisting in
part Of the following articles, Brocade Silks,
Checked, Plaid and plain, Black Silks of ezra
quality. Aquilla Tissues. Grape de Spague.
Lama Cloth II new and beautiful article. Grape de
Paris. Barcges of the most elegant designs Six
Lace, Tissues. Plain Barge, En-. biz and plain
Mousli' 5, Donna Maria Grapes, Organizes, Bat
,iste, French and English .Iacone,t Linen Pop
line. Lawns. Dotted Muslins Muslin flouncng,
Collars, Under Sleeves EN-. Handkcrchiefs very
| cheap, Silk and Cotton Hosiery, Muslin and Cam
brick Edsings and Insertings, Kid and Silk Gloves.
Six Mitts. Gimp and Fringss. Maniillas Grape
| and Nett Shawls. Mourning Goods in great variety.
together with various other articles Ia
| mention in an advertisement Gentlemen will tnd
a complete selection cffrench and English Cloths
Cassimers, Silk and other vestings, Gloves in every
vaiiiy. Cravuts. rain md Fancy, Linen Drillings
| Collars Socks. Silk and Linen Ktkf's &c. Sc
Our Stack of Staple Goods is very large and des
ruhle. We invite all in want of Dry Goods 10 give
| US call. COLl1OUN x HOLT.
ADril Its KITES roy,Fr ,,1,rL mr.
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JAMES b. EDWARDS Ae'r.
mn 1g--wts fnr r. s. Bradshaw.

n JEW GO0DS.--rhe Subscribers inform
their friends and the public generally. that
they have sold out their stock of old goods. aud
now have The lcasure of offering them large md
general assortment of Ncr AMI Fashionable STA
PIE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. consist
ing of Lldie,' aud Genilcmen's wear Of the latest
styles, II which they invite call from all in want
Of new and pretty goods Mt the lowest prices.
,n,r.h - II & r FRANKLIN
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OFFICE VA & TENN. II. X. COMFY, I
Lynchburg. April 18th. 1852. !
MIR. HUGHES having been called of on bust
1Vl ness OF the Company, will NOT be able TO wait
upon the Stockholders for the Instalmenr due.
They therefore, requested to call at the Office
and pay the
apl 19-9w F. G. MORRISON, Treas'r.
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Lynchbayg. april Isl. 1852.
ITO THE PUBLIC. \. WOOD

TO THE PUBLIC. y. WOOD
l. son, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER, in
returning his thanks to the cit4crs Of Lynchburg
for the very liberal patronage bestowed him FOR
the past year, would remind them that he is as full
ly prepared and determined to serve them in hi
line otbusncss ever, aud assures them thnt Ia
effort Of his shall he wanting To plca-c ALL His
prices very reasonable
lie would also stale that having used the ZINC
PAINT, he considers it superior in every respor,
to the very best Lead in use, English Lead NOT
excepted). He is prepared huwcver 10 use either
the Zinc or Lead Paint. To those who are uuac-
IutHted with the Ztac. lie refers them to the card
beow Read for Yourselves:
The Paints manufactured hy tic company u
Paris, have from their commencement in 1918
obtained The gold medal Of the Society a. Encou,-
asemcnt. and in ~, the gald medal al the cxhi-
billion Of Articles Of French industry.
''ou the report Of n Spcriul committee Of Chem.
ISIS and Architects. and by advice uf the council of
| Health, the Minister of Public Works hu- hv A /
Of Az 24t, 1919. ordered the use If white ziuc
in public buildings the exclusion Of wl,ire Lend
Il has been equally adopted Icy The city of Paris in
the Hospitals. Barracks, and The wos'Ss Directed
| by most ui the Paris Architpris.
The yellow ofznc, and green Of zinc .drc unacrn-
Die, aud without amy danger To the health, in place
of those bnsedon lead copper. liable to change
and dangerous to the human frame.
| .llic uNilc ~ zinc does rh, like white lead
change frHn ,uipnurops rxhrlutions @ rainmnn
ciiir-; the paint preserves. on the contrary. II
wilderness ~ cot.rhnu~e-. theatres. iabrrataric..
stables, privirS and sulphur baths; il vcsscs. No.
wiihsiugdia. the Cu= rrisi g from tic hpld empty.
| iog sewers has M ioiaoucc upan ii. The pain
lu-t> much longer than itai lrom white lead.
| The rni1t q white zinc acquires q hardness
which crnts to polish ii Ike the finest -tucrn; II
| Is waur aud hes moro freshness thru white lead.
| 4 H.. q g.
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NASHVILLE. Tenn, April i7.-Three
Negroes, named Alec. Jerry. and Bob,
were hung. about two miles and half
fssn shis city. yesterday afternoon. FOR the
0uR efs woman. There ives lArt,
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April s-wiw
G.nlnnd 4 Slnnrhfer N a
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SGGAss AND CDFFEE:
~ 80 bags Rio and Laguira Coffee,
Is :. Java and old White do
10 hhds Orleans AID Sugars
bbis '-Stnarr's' Cefte Sugar, a very supc-
ror article for family nsr. just received.
march 22--ts NORMAN & MARTIN
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crowd around the scaifold TO witness the
execution. Two of the miserable crca
lures, Alec and Jerry. protested their IN.
nocence to the last. 7
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cPRHNG SUPPLY of Fancy :and
4 y St.anEa siIE GGNGS-IIiHN L IA

GPiSHNG SUPPLY of Fancy and
- Staple Dry GGOds-JUHN + DA-
Wis, at has NEIV ZION FRONT STORE. mas
received his entire stock of NEW GOODS to
which lie invites the attention Of buyers. He of
fcrs large and commanding stock of
Ladies Dress Guojs, in every variety ofstylc,
Summer Narpings and Shawls,
Hosiery in every variety,
French Embroidcrie- in Collars, Capes, Sleeves,
and Pocket llandlSerchiefs,
Mourning Goods. large sturk,
Family Linens, Dannsks, Sheetings and Towel
iass,
Cloths Cassmcrs. Drillings. Vcslings, and a fu,!
assortment II Grntlcmens Go"ds.
full stock of Cott,.r and Linen Goods for servts,
Corscts and Shoulder Braces among Which are
sonr extra French Corscts.
a Ri D.
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sS.S--III.:Ish MOTTO E.--I have for sale taret
--A---iA--1a.s Freight Boats. made of the hes
matera and workmanship. ANY person wishing
to purchase, can be furnished upon very accoumo
dating terms. Apply to the subscriber near Ell
Creek Minis, Amherst county. Va
July lots ALEXANDER MUNDY.
Rnrubiiron copv
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EATHElk.--lta have received MY Spring
IL supply "f Leather, consisting Of Ilemloeh.
Sole and WAX Upper, Calf Skins. (Philndelrhia and
French and IA general assortment Of ShncNakcr>.
Tools Sc..also Harness and Skirting Lcntarr Oak
Tunned Sole. &c. f. LOGNOOD.
mi,
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RAILROAD AND CANAL.
"a -: ID - I'd
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

SVl II NJ AhAbVA D..NEf
= ARRANG EMENT OF TRAINS. Ga aud
after Monday. the 29th March, the Trans viii be
run between Petersburg aud burkc'iiir. nj the
junction of the Richmond and Danville Railroad
as follows. viz:
The passenger and Mail Train, on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. leaving tho Depot at Pc
tersburg al 1 o'oiark. A. NJ, rcachcs Burkesilie.
at 10. A. NJ: connecting there with Mcssrr. flaar
n CO. Stages to Farmvic, LynchhurF. Chn,lntte
Court House. Halifax CT. House and Dansillc
Rcfuruing This train viii leave Burkev.lie at 10!
A NJ aud arrive ia Petersburg at o'cluckP. NJ.
six hours before the departure ct the evening trains
North or South. Passengers going North can also
rennin in Petersburg till ucxI marning ai Socork,
and then rakc the james River Steamboats, t" Nor
fok. Old Poin, OF Baltimore.
Fare between Petersburg : Blrk.'ill.. " 90
{" Suathcrland's, 90
Fari's. Si
Wilson's ii2j
Blacks s. Whites so
Nottoway c. H.. rs
Children under 10 years Of asc, and servants.
half price
This train viii not stop forpa.sengcrs except at
the points above named.
On Mnpdsys. Wednesdays and Fridays the
Freight Train, with accon,mod alton Passenger
Car attached will leave the Depo, in Peiersbur,
att O'Clock. A. NJ, reaching Burkeville at II
o'clock.
Returning this train viii leave Burkevillc at |
oclork. L. NJ. and arrive at Petersburg at o. T. NJ
Fare between Petersburg g. Sou,hcrlands, so 30
Ford's 60
{. Wilson's, 0 81
- Dack's& Whites. l2i
Nortoway C. H., 80
" Burkcvilic, 50
Children under IL years Of age, and servants,
half price T. WRIGHT.
Sup.t transportation.
South Side R. R Aprile2, ls52.--om.
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CEkEA'r ATTRACTION

GREAT ATTRACTION! !-NE ~
~ md .Spitn,iid ocl IF Dry Goois ami Reaig
Mate CioiAmgn' IlEoies0kcf Reai.-GEGGEN-
HEiJlER i. FNTERMfER.-Respec ~
torn their friends and the public generally that they
are now receiving splendid stock of Dry Gee is.
suitable for the Fail and Winter Sauson. cr1bru-
cling every article Of Ladies md Gcn'lcmn's Hear.
All ofwEich the public are invited 10 call and exam
me befnre purchasing elsewhere We havea beau
tiful assortment of Has ard Caps Boo'S and Shocs,
with splendid and general assortment of Fancy mr.
ticles, all o! which offered ut unusually low pri-
ces. Call and u.s. and we feel assured thar vol.
will be pleased with Priccs : well Goods. as We
aredctermincdto sellnw. having purchased fprc,sh.
They nre also receiving u splendid assortment "f
Ready Matt CLotliar. Purchased by them to cash
AT unusually low prices, by which means they are
enabled to offer greater inducements the public
than any siinilar eS;ahlshmcnf
Theywould particularly call the attention ofcoun-
try merchants and others to lhrr Wholesale Prizes
believing that rhey Will find il to their interest to
give them call and examine their stock. hcforc GO
ing farther Eust. Thegrcat facilities which they en-
joy in purchasing their supplies, enable them
nounce with confidence that their goods will he sold
at RICHMOND PRICES
n. GUGGENHEIMER.
]. UNTERNYER,
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VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE

EkIs1 fSOTU'-.NVl To Il to wv WINS
| OF SLANES.-No Slave will he permitted to ride
on the Ruilrnad cars with, ut s1cciai fvi a per-
mission from hisor her the agent guar
dian Of the owner, unless accompanied by the OWE
ncr or person otherwise entitled to their rvce.
| Srch permit must be given in duplicate one of
which will be retained by the Conductor of the
Train. CiIAS. F. NJ. GARRETT,
| march 19-ts Chief Engineer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-29

E-zEs:.:E THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
7r-a.@ ofthis Company have ordered re-
QUESTION Of FIVE dollars per shire upon all The
stock which has been subscribed, payable the
18th day ofAprii next, being the alst upon the old
aud 18th upon the new subscribcrs-and further
requisiton Of five dollars per share, payable the
LIST Of May next being the 22nd upon the old Sub
scrbers. and the 14th upon the new.
Delinqucnts viii be required to pey interest in all
cases. +. &. MORRISON. Treasurer.
March ST NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-29

pEANkEgs, HATS ARD CAPS.
- Nenrr now receiving and have Tor sale
LOCO Negro Blankets.
I0J pair Mnehinaw do suitable for tents, &c.
10h do tinn duiie do
80 dnze. gnod Wool and California Hats,
10 - cloth Caps.
Those having hands TO clo,he, will please call
For sale low.
Or o-ts M.CDRKIE SIMPSON & ZONES