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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-31

HoUN e. HOLT, kyle's Corner. take pleasure
iaannnuneing to the public. that they arenow receiv-
Jag and opening the most varied, extensive aud ele-
gan, Stock of Dry Goods ever exhibited in the Lynch
burg market. and feel satisfied that no one who will
give their stock an Examination viii fail in being fully
satisfied, boil in price and quaiity. The Ladies' will
find Il complete assortment of Dress and o,her goods,
consisting ia part of the following articles, Brocade
Silks, Checked, Plaid and plain, Black Silks of extra
quality. Aqaila Tissues. Grape de Srrague, Lama
Cloth, new and beautiful. article, Grape deParis, Ba-
reyes ofthe most elegant designs, Silk Lace, Tissues,
Pl,in Barge, En-. hPk and plain Mou>iirs, Donna
Mari, Grapes, Organdies, Battiste, French and Eng
lish Jacnnett, Linen Popline, Lawns, Dotted Muslins,
Muslin Fiouncing, Collars, Under Sleeves. En-. Hand
kerchiefs very cheap, Silk aud Cotton Hosiery, Muslin
and Cambrick E,gings aud Inser,ings, Kid and SILK
Gloves, Silk Mitts. Gimp and Fringes. Mantilas Grape
and Nett Slnwls. Mourning Goods in greet variety, to-
gcther with various other articles too numerous to m, "
ton in al advertisement Gentlemen viii find a com
plrte selection ofFrcnch and English Cloth. Cassimcrs,
Silk and other ves;ings, Gloves in every varity, Cravais,
plain and Fancy, Linen Drillings. Collars. Sucks. Silk
and Linen kdkf's &c, &c.-Our Stock ofStaple Goods
Is very large and desirable. We invite all in want q
Dry Goods to give us n call.
COLIIOUN s. HOLT.
| knr;l Its kAgcx Coryer. IupcLjurr.
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POETRY.
TFrom the Louisville Journal
Amelia.

M
They have won our minstrel away,
She bath gone, where the sairts and the ~serarhim gath
In the gem-eircled home ofihe Infinite Father.
Tothe shining fields Of the Asphodel,
Where the peans of glory forever swell:
She s.ngeth the song of the white-robed choir.
She hath Weakened again her silent Tyre,
With a sweeter touch, than the touch Of old,
For the chords she ~sweepeth, are chords Of gold.
Ali how could she part from US SOL
While the Spring all its bloom, and its incense is bring
And its birds in the deep fores, ilyls are singing,
Hata she rot loved them in days gone by,
And gazed on their haunts with a Poets cye7
Hath she not snug of their blossomi1z glow,
In liquid notes like the rivulst's fow7
And wovea her measures all sparkling and bright.
With a ~kindling heart in the festal light
Swee, and deep must have been tse spell,
OF the pale gentle angel, who made her immortal,
Aslhe silently stepped thro' the shadowy portal;
Unshadowed The vision OF glaneing wings.
The fresh, bright gash of the heavenly springs,
And the river of life, whose limrid wave.
The boughs Of the evergreen palms doth lave.
She listened %rerehance to an angel strain,
Solong hath her Tyre in silence lain.
Make bright the still place of her rest.
From the fair perfuueladen the bright moon ofaowers,
She hnih passed to a land. far more blissful than ours:
So tits meet that her p~erishing clay
Be swectly ~embslned with the Rose of May;
And it sec:neth meet thathe iaa fond WORKS,
Should be linked with the notes of the singing
bird;
The odorous balm of the south-wind's breath,
Forever beIlent with her lovely death.
There let the cypress branches wave.
With tresscs unbound or the meek. dropping willow;
Al M - m L.. ~
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Spring SUPPLY ~ Fancy mud sta
y pie Dry G00ds-JOHN p DAVIS, Mt his
NE IRON FRONT STORE, has received his en-
tire stock Of E GOODS, to which he invites the
attention ~ofbuyers. He offers a large and commanding
stock Of
La lies Dress Goods, in every variety ofstyle,
Summer Wrnrpings aud Shawls,
Hosiery IN every variety.
French Em'roidcries in Collars, Cspes, Sleeves, and
Pocket Handkerchief,
Mourning Goods, a large s,ork,
Family Linens, Damasks. Shectings md Towelines,
Cloths, Cassimcrs. Drillings. ves'ines, and q full as
sortment Of Gentlemen's Goods,
A full stock Of G otton and Linen Goods for serv'ts, Cor
SETS and Shoulder Braces, among which are some extra
French Corsefs.
81 N
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TlNs.EY. TAYLOK q Co. CoMMIs

- ptoN A4ND oaNv DiNo ~
are now receiving and offer for sale, or in exchange for
Country Produce, the largest aud best assorted stock
of Groceries and Dry Goods i, has ever been their pleas
ue to oi'erfcr sale, comprising, in part, the following
articles:
100 Sides sole Leather .
IT'S bags Rio, Laguyra and Java Coffee
90 htds n Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar, some
very fine
$50 kegs Nails, assorted
Is tons couutr, and rolled Iron
1000 lbs Strap and band iron
1000 lbs Blisterei. shear and cast-steel
$4,000 feet Safety fuse
900 sacks Salt
o25 bbls Whiskev, some very fine old Rye
% bb!s French and Apple Brandy
90 hhds and bbls Nolasses
10, 1000 lbs Cotton Yarns. Leaksvile and Otter Factory
% packages Loaf, cfushed and Pulverized Sugrh
30 cases stick and mass Liquorice,
with a large and general assortment Of brown and
bleached Domestics. Bed Prints, Ginghans Sum
mrr Goods. Boots. Shoes, Hats. &c. &c. all (which
will be sold at the lowest rates for CASH .nr in exchange
s p DRODUCE. March o3-ts
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A large assortment of Sa es of various sizes and pat
,rrns, with and without powder proof locks, for sale at
tho Depot. l46 WATER STREET, NETWORK.
to order.
STEARNS & MARVIN, late RoH, Stearns &. Co..
successors to Rich & Co., lac Water-st. and cor. Ave.
nue. A and ST Mar s Place. ". v, sole Projectors of
Ricl's Patent, aud the only makers Of Salamander Safes
combining Wilder's and Rich's Patents. or sale bv
THOMPSON {, ONDESLUYO,
apl 96-3m Baltimore. Md.
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Il. sTABLEts & CO., Druggists,
~ HNFUH HNhW T"T
a :. Z. Jore.' j. CO.. uaRc ZINC PAINTS.

~ Z. Jones' j. Co.'S Hhac ZINC PAINTS.
Born 4
They are superior in all respects 10 Paints in com.
mon use, more brilliant. mere durable and cheaper. The
Bfe'sn i grcnily used ASH Fgreproef Poiat, on Metal and
Shinglc reefs, On Fences. iiuais, &c..
Ayfes Cherry Pcci"ral for esSgis aad colds,
Wistar's Rnlsam Wild Cherry " :.
Iayne's Expertoran
Codlivor Oil FOR Dyspepsia, Debility, Sc,
. Yeast Powders,
French Window Glass &c all sizes,
Laoking Glass Plate
Phosi,afenf Lime Tor diseased Lungs,
Best Cgewins Tntacco. &c, &c.
Jan tp-.s
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IL next door to John Z. " 'ights Book Il jc VERY
Store. has on hand Of his own make a really choico and
fine ass orinient of Rrrlv-rIadc Cloihi. & of his omn
make, consisting &C Goats, Pants, Vests, &C.. and of
the. very latest style and fashion. He Eaters himself
in saying that they are of Fl or material and better male
than aB, in This place, and at the lowest price ever
heard Of OF conceived Of hy man.
MI Med is a stranger IA most persons trading in
this place not having been long removed from Phi a
delptia, Ahere he WIS ehgnget for man Fears in the
largest and most fashionable Tailoring E4iahIisheme,s
of flIat place. and fully i.eiieveS thar he Will be able II,
please the most iashionalt. tastes. lie has on hand n
very fine stock of Cloths, uassimeres, aud Ves,inss.
which he is manufacturing in the most durable and
fashionable manner. Thankful for past favors very lib
orally bestowed on him since his soinurn, he only bc-s
a further continuance oftie same, with a full rrutnisc
to try and please all who inuy call.
PATRICK McDIVIT,
Esxt door to J. p. Wright, Main st.
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TESTIMONY FROM THE SOUTH
Esi.cum atisrm ia is wOrst forms
Extract Of LITTER d,ted


any part OF the Body.
TESTIMONY FROM THE SOUTH
ysncunr ntisrn ERRED \, i.s worst farms
WI" !" 49, .
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eF PTfS@ me oody' and ms inw"r cAtirniiirs wrrc
r'"" o' ss'pe, n u { ''uid w move a'out WIN
on, a'si'tsacc: Enclosed is a note from him. dated Now
orie"'as' feb'21th. iSaiiF
1 sent :" your store = week ngo 70 day aad got one
b,'tlc OF tl" RfrscaH Mns,dag Lin'meha' &C. fonincnr-
"a 'uepins II on my haNdFi arms, tgs' ! = and n'h'r
pa rs o my oany' l am now up ana can walk nearly ~
wF'As ever ! ma u doing me 20 nueil g'nn. J send
infee wreNsn'tei ne da'r q NC note quoted above.
" y w., = ~. "i'oSe,ne, ,wn MY ''il's "ho
u ""'"r o't,'r, NJ ~ o"'eo INC "''e''ion "' sew
l i i; II !" "u ai s., n y c + y ~ ~ wm" ,'a now pro+e,',
u,s o,hor .aso.a nd, ainn., +. ,aarIal ,ta.".,a.a,
~. .ha,-. H., /, /; ! !, IN raas r"''' wv
4, TEVssI 6 ~
20 Na,,,;u.s, NJ. o.i.,n.
rrn,ropY, ~
~
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~ - = A.. !" NV'a" :" ~ '"""
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:" s". = u - W ~ r''i"e :
hicsu, a. roconrnnJ !, y, ,ha na.,,ia ,i,, nnnsJ.n"a
as we inve fst ,he r,o4 esec.s mon a spyaiaed opcle
which received treat benefit from one noplientinn. md
has been nlno-t cured by nm urrnsionnl -. IN, f,r n
week.
NOPE TEsTIuoNy Epoy THE eo,,Tu
49,. ~ - 100
u,u;an 49,. .m:,a ,nNr" 80 -" Ill
49,. III. a ,s.I .us; r. u !. 1911" ~
sd;., ma ' .i"o ID nJ ,a. I'M T. = H. "a,s Pgl"a" ,,m
,ol;nf nn,l T, h.a ,riaJ ,L, at,,,aaw ins. - MI
10 INV surprise, | received inmed ae ,,jj,f: md / mn
confdcnt. that fvn few morc applications Of Ills Truly
ceirl,r.,ed Lininrcn-, l .tnll ba e,tirrly en, A: md
advise all who are afflicted 10 try rI- Ma.i,-- Nurnng
Linimep,. (siened) A. FREEMAN.
D.. w., w.. ~, az to.t
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Y 0OKING GLASS AND PICTURE

0OAENG GLASS AND PICTURE
IL FRAME MANUFACTORY.-The undersigned
manufacture and offer for sale the following articles at
Northern prices:
Portrait Frames, richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy wood and guilt
Daguerreotypc Frnme,,a large beautiful assortment Of
new goods
Looking Glass Plates, ofall sizes and fitted in
Picture Glass;. French, first quality. from 50x36 inch
es down
Plate Glass: for stores and dwellings. furnished to order
Composition Rosettes, of all sizes, for Builders interior
work
ALso-OId Work rc-gilt and jobbing in all tlcE shove
branches
Picture Gias. cut TO any paftern-and large size
French Mirrors furnished to order.
TT Country orders By mail will receive prompt attcn-
ton. ANC K CLOVER.
1873 Main street. between 9th and 10th st. Richmond.
Va. Jp,ee-,s
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r oNG LOOKED FOR come a, Last,

IN consequence 81 the br-akaec of the Canal. the
undersigned has lust received his Spring and simmer
nt"rh- wcniy i've ycars experience in his business
m" enabled him 10 purchase . most complete and de-
sifao'" assortment ct goods. 4yithonf fsr,lier c, mqcn.
an n'a'ks y an examination Of the same. lie call. III.
attention Of his Customers and tho public rener,I.y T.,
~" ioiiowine VIZ. LaSifs hhofe Gaicys. 1iairrs, 4
naffT, Ercefsi'rs. Parodis, Emmy limit, Lea Mo1fr-
D"a@1", Tues. Stflrgs &c. Sc. Misses md Isf,nis
sii'cr ct every description. Als,: Geits Bqoss She.s
dnt Gdaers. the latter of which ,ue very pretty and nest
WHICH ne wiiI sell ~ remarkably low prices. also a COM
piete stock OF Gents Slip ~. 1iS Trunks, GargrE
Dres nnd Scatoicish he ohr.i,d nj unusually low ptirra.
re offers in the way CHATS The follow ing. viz: The
9"e Slta- Back cn3 IFhac Be,r4rs, RDssia. SlI. Pm
novpa, HiHor. BIRD FIR. Ctisa. PeorL Bkaek. B5se.
ts,ti md Whac H. ghoir s-he Ludti Uat, C1ugyexx I'M,
ans !lhise and Biack Benrv kox.ah Hots, SioprAcs ontt
Mcsicans OF all qualities AMI STYLES, ~.
! am constantly innnuf,cinri.s- ORDER promptly ~
irailed To; pana,nas aud Legnorns dressed ut The sign Of
the Rel tst. JACOB RUMBoUGH.
kiny TT.
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SOUTHERN WooL.-We have, for a long
time past, been satisfied that our Southern coun.
try is decidedly the best for wool growing, and
we are really surprised that the Southern plan
ter has not bestowed more care and attention TO
this important branch ofagricplture. We last
week had an opportunity Of inspecting a lot of
wool grown in this county, by DIR. S. Haley,
which. had we not known to the contrary, We
should have supposed was produced from
sheep of a highly improved breed. 1t posses
SEES, in a very great degree. that oily. rich pro-
perry, SO peculiar to Southern wool, and which
adds SO much to its value. The lot of wool in
question. was in the possession of Mr.. Lewis,
the Dyer, and is soon to be converted by him
into substantial hats for plantation negroes
By the way, we would here remark, that the
hats made in our city from Southern wool. are
not only sold much cheaper. but actually last
double the time Of those made in the North
The reason is obvious: there the hat is made Of
wool of an inferior quality; here it is made Of
Southern wool, a much better article in every
respect.
Mr.. Lewis informs us that he intends, in
future, to increase his business. and expects to
keep the market in this city fully supplied
Tuscaloosa Observer.
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MEn,mNTS.
~ Fresh Drug. nnA McdIcincs. ~

(z4 rEssn Drugs and Medicines. ~
y s""scr'o'r ia now receiving lIs Spring W
=, ana summer supply Of Medicines, Patfs, IA
ons, 1'f"gs' pyt-St48s, Fancy articles. Surgicai IN
S'Amehfs, faffAf htcda.tHcs. &r. Sc, embracing nluost
every article il the Druggist MA hr.tbrrnr, ire.
Greet care is been taken 70 procure cvr,y article of tho
pares' and lest qur'ag. With regular nd,li,ionsI 81
pics received Utmost every week. lie Is prcparcd 10
otfer indaecncntst to the public for their ,,,rorayc.
JOHN II. SEAY. DHusafsr.
10 Prescriptions for Physicians md Familic. win
Dc attended to ataii limos, with ncatuess and accurrcs,
Anril IL. e
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HEAVY WOOLEN GOODS.-The

IL scribers would respectfully inform the public in
general that they have a good stock Of WOOLENS,
made after the old Virginia style Of wool jeans, made
expressly to order. and for exchanging Jeans and lindsey
for wool. either wool in the dirt or clean wool. as may
suit the farmers, upon the very best terms. Call and
examine our Jeans and lindsey before y,u decide; which
ran he found on the basin, a few doors above Messrs.
Lacey z Terry's.
may l0-3m CREWDSON g. CRANK.
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ranspOrtafiOn Line

rAsE-kUNE0A Transportation Line
e-H%@4. 10 Pi1sJayS and lie Wca-fhe under
signed would respectfully inform their friends and Gus
toners, that the Pennsylvania Canal will open on 12ih
March, at which time we will he repaired to forward any
amount OF McTchqnaise to all points On the Western wa
tiers, with dispatch, at the very lowest rates.
Rate on Tobacco to Pittsburg, 60c per 100 lbs from
lat Aiay.-Time 8 DAYS.
No Commission charged for forwarding at Baltimore
or lhila,ielphia. c, II. KOONS,
March Ats AGENT Union Line B,l,;mre
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AGRICULTURAL.
Cultivation orGras i.
CHuHSANuGGEE. ALA, Dec. 90.

CHuAsASCGGEE ALA, Dec. 70.
GEN'L THOMAS b. ScoTT:
Dear Sv:-Whcn | last had the pleasure
of seeing you. | WIS pleased TO hear you speak
OF your experiments in Agricuiiure-more es.
pecially the success that had attended your ef.
forts in cultivating the artificial orexotic grass.
After seeing your clover field, and hearing you
speak of having saved two crops, or crttines,
of hay. | determined at once to order seed and
give it a fair trial upon our black lime land.
VIII you be pleased to iufarn me at what
period oftbe year the seed had best be sown;
what quantity to the acre; what preparation of
land, how covered or put in-with the whole
nodRs opcraadi?
| feel assured that our husbandry and do
nestle economy may be greatly improved by
cultiva'ing the perennial grass, and by paying
more attention to our invaluable naive grasses,
which not only afford good pasturage. but from
which millions of pounds of the best hay might
be saved, equally as good as the Northern hay,
and more valuable for our mules and oxen
than fodder which costs one dollar per cwt.
The result of some experiments of Mai. S.
Powell, in saving hay from the common crab
grass, and the oat or crow-foot, demonstrates
the Profigacy aud want of economy upon the
part ofSouthern agriculturists; and shows that
the spontaneous crop of crab grass that grows
on much ofour corn land, is really worth more
than the crop ofcorn. He measured two acres
one on high land the other in the bottom. OF
Of the first acre, he saved 2,675 lbs. Of nicely Gu
red c~rab-grass hay; off ofthe second acrehe saw
ed 3.9S7 lbs. He gathered &c bushels of corn
of ofthe first acre. which. at GO cents. is S21 go
The hay. he thinks. is worth a dollar per cwt;
from which it is shown, that the grass cropis
much the most valuable. He is of the opin.
ION that his corn land would have yielded from
a ton to a ton and a half of hay. having 700
acres in corn. AT the above estimate, 700 tons
Of hay could have been saved that, at $40 per
ton, would be worth more than both the corn
and cotton crop.
But will not trcspass further on your time
and patience. Hoping TO hear from you soon,
with great regard.
Your friend, and obedient servant,
N. b. POWELL.
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. 9 q .
NTETXC ~ MuSs,pv y 3;o.,

LNl WITH A HEALING BALM WE COME TO
GREET YOUl!i-fhc notion of thi. I.inimen, i. ono
Of the most perfect remedies ever offered 10 TIC uflict.
cd. Its action upon the organization is truly wonder-
tul. Its volatile. penetrating, suohing and healing
properties diilu%c themselves to the very homes. /, en-
tiers into the circulation &c the blood-gives a nov iin-
pulse to the whole nervcus system to the ycrv cxtrrmi-
Ties of the fingers and tors--srimulutcs the ahsorhenis
and secrctious, and thus assists aaturr 4, ihruw oil
and rd herself Of any diseased action OF the e,vuus
chords or lignmen,s. making IL equally applicable To
sores of any Kind. Rheumatism, Potas iaetrry parf Of
The bod. from d diseased action of any pf thu stIur,u-
inl portions of the sysiem. White Il is perfectly hmm
lss to healthy flesh, skin Or bone, it lns the property Of
entering into combination. and disso,ving amy Of the or-
gsnic tissues when they arc diseased. or their vitality il
destroyed. Possessing these peculiar powers. il the
reason why il is eqinlty eficacious in so naty different
complaints. " II acts upon scientific principles and
hxei laws of the Greater,
The large number Of eases in which this Linimcnt
has proved iE vnlnr. iuthc short timc i has been before
the people Of Virginia. is sufficient To give the greatest
confidence that It's virtues IRE incompatible in the cure
Of Rheumatisin, Brnises, Strains, Barns, W ounds. Swell
lipgs, Broken or Caked Breast, old Sores or Paius in
any part of the Body.
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BALffMoRE. PHILAD. < N. YORK.


CANFlELD, BROTHER & CO., In
porters, Manufacturer, Wholesale and Reali Deaf
es IN Watches, Fine Jesresry. Military and fancy Goods
No. 229 Baltimore Street, Corner Of Carries 81, sis~
Of The Golden Eagle. III
REMOvAL.-We beg TO inform the public INST we
have removed from our old stand, Corner of bnHinnofe
and Charles Streets. to the opposite Corner, where we
have erected a spacious and convenient Store, ahd nave
Oh hand a very complete assortment OF, WATCHES, JEW
ELRY, SILVER 4 PLATED WARE, FAscY q MILITARY
GOODS. &C, to which we invite particular attention.
Oar arrangements in Europe, and with all the extensive
manufacturers in this country are such. as 20 Warrant
us in saying, that goods Of the newest and m.st approx
ed styles can always be had at fiir establishment, ana
| at prices that will compete with all others in uur line OF
business.
In addition tn our other facilities. we have a Man
ufictory ,a the premises. where we can have nade al
the shortest notice, any article in orr line. ] the
Wholesale department of our business we intend giving
our personal attention. and we would call notice 10 our
very complete stock of Watchmaky's Tools, Maf.riafs
e mt Giassss. which, to avoid all mistakes, has
"a the special atren- ton of a practical Watoliina
lis ker.
The annual visit ofone Of the firm to Europe, viii ena-
BILE US to make selections not only for our regular sales,
bur to execute orders for any Of our friends. Our
arrangements in Liverpool. London, md Switzerland,
for the best 9~n0l,tg If IFr'ches, are unsurpassed by
any establishment in the United States.
1t will give US great pleasure to have you call and ex-
anime our extensive stock uf goods, which youmay rely
upon as Icing represented.
Your ,bd't servants,
C\NFIELD, BROTHER & co.
No. 2 Bal more STREET. corner Of Chartes,
\ SION OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE.
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& ta~EAk IEkCN ..-NE WAND
~ and Spdendid stock Of Dry Goods and RtodvAfndc
CI@L~g n WholesaleS RetaA-GrGGENHELNER
~ UNIERNTER.-Respectfully ialorm their friends
aud the public generally that they ure now receiving a
splendid stock of Dry Goods, suitable for the Fall and
Winter season, embracing every article OF Laaies' and
Gerfenen's Wear All Of which the public are invited
to rit and exam, nc before purchasing elsewhere. We
haven beautiful assortment of Hats and CAPS, Boots and
Sh,cs, with u apiendid and general assortment of Fancy
articles, all Of which are offered at unusually low prices.
Gail and see Us; and we feel assured that Won will be
pleased with prices as well IA Goods, as weare deter
mine1t 10 selllow, ha.ing purchased for cash.
They are also receiving n splendid assortment OF
Ree9y Made Clothing, Purchased by them for rash at
unusually low prices, by which means they are enabled
TO offer greater inducements to the public than any sim
liar establishment.
They would particularly call the attention of country
merchants and others to their Wholesale ~PIices-belicv-
ing that they will find il to their interest torive them a
cnll aud examine their stock. before going farther Eust.
The great facilities which they enjoy in purchasing their
Supplies, enable them to announce with confidence, that
tlicir goods Willie soldat RICHMOND PRICES.
N. GUGGENHEIMER.
I. UNTERMYER.
Oct 23-fs Granirc Buildings. Cabcl1 Fl ousr.
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MARBLE AN

DHILADELPMIA MARBLE AND
4 IRON STR U21fERS d. On $50
Market Street, Philadelphia, furnish all kinds of Marine
and Red Stone Work. consisting of Marble Nantes,
Monuments, Fonts, Head Stones, Flooring lyle. and
all Kinds OF + ront work &c. Orders promptly executed
and work warranted against ~breaknge IN transportatioa.
re GRE Il GALLAGHER. Corner If B,ood
Iil ond Rffge Road, PHILADELPHIA, Manufactures of l.
ron Ratings Tor fencing. enclosures for Cemetry lots.
Balconies. Verandahs, and all kinds Of OrnanentalIro
Work. Work warranted and executed with dispatch.
Y John LONG Agent for the above houses, will
slew the designs to any who may call on him,ar,i ~
reive their orders. Sept iS-ly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-31

~ Richmond. Petersburg, Norfolk
@@E AND NETWORK STEAM JACKET COM
PANY. have now on III, line their new and powerful
low pressure Steam Propeller. C'y Of RtaEond. x.
w. FOSTER Master. she is double irah braceG and fas-
tened. equal to my ships of twice her tonnage. She
has fine Stare Room accommodations for passengers,
aud no pains will be spared To make her the popular
vessel for persons travelling this route, and goods will
be delivered with certainty oftiIue in a few hours after
shipment. The Steamship, City Of No.talk is now
nert~ with a line of steamers at pier eight, New York,
for Boston.
AGgyTs--.--.-. Major & LORD. New
ROBERT RANKIN Richmond.
Jan SITS