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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-05

IdentJ ohm Tyler, who is herself native of the
North-whose feelings not enlisted by long
habit and early associations, in favor of slavery
out who has come among us. to see with her own
eyes and to Judge with,ner own understanding, has
published in the Richmond Enquirer long and
able letter, in reply to the recent address of the
Duchess of Sutherland, and OF her English ladies.
The letter does great credit to the intellect and
heart of Mrs. Tyler.
says:
We could not have desired more judcious and
more liberal defender. Talent and taste are stam-
ped upon every line which she has written. So
beautiful and brilliant and able a composition on
this. subject, has not for long time graced our
columns Mrs. Tyler shows herself amply compe-
tent to cope with all the hight danes of Eng
land-and the truths she has uttered, the argu-
mentS she has adduced, and the dignifed rebuke
she has administered to the indiscreet interference
OF the authoress of the address, well calcula-
ted to sink deeply into the hearts of the English peo
pie, as to do honor 10 herself. We respect her
still more for the faithful execution of duty, be-
cause, in behalf of her inSuted and injured coun-
Try, and in the vindicaon ftuth, she has had the
moral courage to attach her own name to her admi-
rable production. All we have now to ask, is that
the American Press should circulate the reply,
without distinction of party, without regard to sec
uonS-and we have right to ask, that the liberal
journals OF England should give us fair opportu-
NIFTY OF being heard through one who is so able to
speak IN the name of the women of America.
With these Introductory remarks, we Commend
the letter to our readers, that they will find in
1t what well deserves the praise bestowed upon it.
To the Duchess of Sutherland and the La
dies of England,
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Latest of the Season.

NM ID. MOTTE is now opening his second stock OF
w FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
which contains many and desirable articles Also
several for Dresses together with every kind
of staple and useful Goods at prices
E. Much Cheaper -.... -..
than they could be bought carly Fall He
his customers and body eisc that they now get
the best bargains at his store which be had in this city
He will be receiving additions to h stock for sometime
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-05

JULIA GARDINER TYLER.
SHERWOOD FoREsT, VIRelNIA, Jan. "a, 1853.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Conrictioa of Sp5IRg

Thursday. VIM. B. Mann, the counsel oil
The State. summed up the evidence for the
prose- l,ion, AMI was ioloa ed by Joseph NJ.
ID ran. counsel for the prisoner. Ia his o.
p.,,iny he stated that he had. IN the IN 'st SOL
rmn m inner. appealed 10 the prisoner To con-
fess his crime. if guilty. but he had been met
with the most f.rvent prorestalI"ns oil limo.
cance and .as instructed by his Client 20 re-
peat his as,ev raiions to- the jury. M. ID. then
criticised the sons testimony 10 show that it
was not cnrroho, Bted by that oil the other
witnesses. H.. claimed Tho benefit If doubt
for his client.
After a recess until , o'clock, Mr.. Reed.
the Attorney General. closed the argument for
the prosecution. H.. drew startling picture
of the nutchery OF the two women, and the
Two infan's left by the assassin TO perish in
the br. r ~ hou.c.
Thp cnarge to he jury was then delivered
by Judge Allen. and the jury retired until s
o'tlnck, p. Nj. At S O'clock they came into
Court, and gave in the verdict of Murder IN
The first degree" The court was crowded,
"a it had been all day, aud there was cheering
when the verdict "iven. Spring rcceiv-
ed it with indifference, AMI even took off
his hat and cheered when the officers were
taking him from the court room. The crowd
replied by terrific groans and MANAGES.
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II A aelb HE

/ ANb" n hE w u nre now In receipt oi our
L L Spring stock al
DWARF, GiTIER Y, GUNS g. SADLERy,
und invite the nIenrion of Vugiun, Tennessee aud n
Carolina Merchants visiting This market. to the
Gu, assortment Tor the il very complete aud
usually large, consisting IN part Of
800 dzen English German and American Sc5rhe.
$40 dozen CAST Steel Axes, various makers,
800 dozen shovcs mud spades,
100 dozen Manure and IIny Forks,
100 dozen S,ive- aud Siitera,
5000 dozen Knives and Forks--Stng. Ivory llori
and Bone handles,
1000 dozen Packet X. ives. Of all descriptions,
500 d"zcn Rzor- nhd Scissors,
900 dozen Pad, Cul Chest, Him, and Stock Locks
$1,000 pnr fruce Chains.
100 dozen HITTER, Breast, Back Bind, and Fifth
Chains
900 pair Elipti" Springs, , 10 leaf,
300 srls Iron hxela 4 incht.3 inch,
5000 d"nen Hand PIT. Cross Cn,, Mill Saw, aud 9th
er tdes
$50 Anvila, Mou4chulr and others.
100 dozen Hnnd. Mill Pin, mud Cross-Cut Saws.
800 Double and Single Barrel Guns
50 rnses Gust aud Shenr Steel, ''Nay r's' und 9th
900 dozen Horse ard Mule Collars
100 dozen Wagon Hnmrs.
Bride Bits. Stirfup Irons, Harness Buckles, IInrncs.
Mounting, Sadd" Trees Birdie Lrnthers and Snddler-
Tools of every description, Blacksmith Tools, Cur
penters aud PLANTATION Fools of all kinds together with
grrnt nlnny articles too nuncrut to eaion, OmPrs-
ing the complete md extensive assortment of Ea
glish and American Hardware offered in This
market all of which have been selected with Rien
from Engl lsh aud American mnnuioioriesnnd purclns
ed for coSh ON tie most favorable terms
Merchants would do we'll To ca aud examine the
bovc stock Of & 'od. before going North many
purchased before the recent grcnt .dvnnce in heav,
Hardware SMITH y ROBERTS,
M. n West Main street.
narI24w Hchmond, Va.
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SHOOTING "A murd-rous attack upon Ma,
jor P,.nherron took place on the 2lst at Fort
Hamilton New York. The major, some time
since. had Occasion TO prefer charges against
CORPORAL Wi'e. hut they we're subsequently
Withdrawn, and the corporal was i.chargrd j;
but he on M ,nday went to the majors quar-.
tiers, presented pistol at him and Fl ell, but
not till III, major had grasped his arm and ar
rested the weapon. White was Immediately
handcuff;d, The corporal was in liquor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-29
AUCTION SALES.
Rx MOsnY a GALLANT.

VALUABLE Beni Estate at Asctoa.-We will sril
' nj Auction Ftid " the 1T day Of April, ai
"a - clock bbnd.one Building Lots an Lynch - q,
f,,n,ing opposite The i.nce 1T Elijah Fletcher E.qr.
LOB tt with depth | 10 II. 6in Fur private real
drnce- these lots present combination III convent
eneeS tn business and retmey
Also, immediately after the above sair desirable
hnf acre Lot on Federal Hill ndioning D. Davis,
Ed In one of The desirable n.igb"rhnod IN the
eity Particular att'uen is requested 10th ubove sale
Ter. ~. liberal aud made known al Sale.
Person wishing view the properly will pon'e en
ON Wm. y. Reid, Jr or
mnros-dtierr MOsBY & GARLAND.
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TELEGRAPlIlC NEWS.
r..ssrapn.d for tn. .Lyaehsurs v,rw,n,.n
BALTIM ORE, March %.

A fatal accident o CURED yesterday on The
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad ST., enty SIX miles
west of Cumberland. Two Passenger Cars
were thrown off the track and dawn an en-
bankment over one hundred feet nigh In the
descent,the Cas- rolled o.er four tines Eli sh
persons were killed and many badly iuju ed -
amongs, the latter, Richard Clayton, of Wells
vile, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-29

BRAVE Boy BURNT To DEATH The
house of Jesse Windsor in Cass county, Ga,
was destroyed by fire few nieht- ago. aud
with ii one of his sons, about l2 or IA years
of age The lad having rescued TWO Of his
younger brothers, rushed in amid the flames.
thinking third brother as left, but was o.
empowered and never returned. Such atiec
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Railroad accidents and Loss Of Life.

CHARLESTON March ga collision took
place on The Columbia Railroad on Monday.
by which Charles ID. Sc hoonmaker, the engi
neer, and Newton Gilmore, the fireman, were
killed.
baggage car on the same road took fire
this morning, and nearly all the baggage was
consumed. Gov. Manning's trunk, contain
ing valuable State papers was with difficulty
saved
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Ar,tc'c 'r2,op,fot' H. f""' CfaS".-b"Hr" 81 nut
t,onnct~ ~ furniture
ArticleS appropriate 10 Se~ond Glass boxes. boles
dry good eath"s. shoes saddlery glass, paints oils
hug. and CO, tecti"nery.
1rg,cles an yop,iatelo Third Ciass-Virginiu domes
,lrs .ngur coffee liquor, baeging rope butter, cheese
manufactured tobacco euher, hides, cotton ynrns, COZ"
per- tin, -hee iron, hollowwarc lueensware, cartngs
hardware, marble (dre--d) and other heavyareles mol
enumerated in special or fourth class rhies
A,tlces appropria,e 10 Me Fourth Ciass--tlour Tin
.acks rice, pork, beef fish nld tallo" and bnen I'm
asks boxes or sucks bcesw"x bales af rings ginseng
md dried fruit bar irbn marble (undressed) rl.li uni
grind stones, mill gearing
-, ( 30 miles 80 Salt per busnel 3
rl las r per 100 mites. 90 of Fifty pounds 10
n nv" ~ ~ = l10 mites. 2.50 II
WV io'' poe miles 300 Catried East. II
SCI 7-dts
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!. UNION COOKING RANGES Tn

- .ufscrib ha. just received from The Nortn, ,e"
ves for wood and coal which for economy and conve-
nience have gained for themselves such celebryths
they rapidly taking the place Of all other arrange
,nrnts for cooking purposes.
The water ca4k, for keeping constant supply ut nos
winter without any additional fuel upon the most per.
feet plnn Aao hot mir fixtures for warming addi''onai
looms be attached f desired Personai attention
given IL the aciting of them and all warranted 70
operate In the perfect manner Ihoo-ands o. fe'
er.nc.s might be offered but nm examination Of them at
the store the -ubscriber is sufficient to satisfy every
one of their superiority any other fixture roc
nnrll--n ". y. pt''o'
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hIprch - 4


L'AMkLY sOAp-tvery bujy come ant bay
l. family Soap. the best in the world.
DIRECTIONS FOR Use.
Gold or warm water--either soft, hard salt-may
he used with perfec Rub the soap upon the
clothes aud then put them soak for three -four
hours, then take them and rub them then rinse then,
out They will require but little rub after soaking,
and boiling is required is usual with other soaps.
large wishing be done in one-third less time and
trouble and expense than with any other soaps known
his soap is warranted not to injure in any way the
slightest fibre, the skin, anything that applied
to- 1t will any kind of rease Paint. Tar Ink
Stains &c, from any Goods. without the injury
For sale by ID. X. LYMAN.
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l,TAnLEiss ANODYNE CmERRY

,OEXPEC rOnANT Is confidently recommended To In
valid, M UNSURPASSED by any known preparation,
for bn cure Of CoUoHs, HOARSENE and other forms
Of G amnon Colds !, BR NCnITIS ASTHMA, GROUP,
CONSUMPTlONi In Early Stage, and for the relief of
the Patient advanced Stages of that FATAL Dis
1t combines In scientific manner, remedies OF long
esteemed vnlue, with others of recent discovery
and besides Is soohng and tonic qualities through
the skin gently aud with great efficiency for the cure of
mi. class of diseases.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-29
WASHINGTON Items.

WASHINGTON. March 25-1he Senate ad
journed to-day for want ola quorum
A report is current that the President has
requested Mr.. Whit'lesey, the Comptroller oil
the Treasury, to withdraw is resi- gnation and
retain the office.
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a FEW DAYS moRG:-

"A FEW DAYS mOkE In e" aa1.
&&&A n,re | firmly believe slaii nase 'ns p"u..
Ax .,..ortmeot IL Saddles, Brides. harness.
~ him. CdI,t. xc &C.. that has ever been offered N
.hi- innrk. for ale .ince the days Of yore =. sm ~
homes that nv friends and the public generally VIII c."
and examine my stock wthoutf further notice; =.
Coantry sadder. and Merhants WI M" ns. -,
,; ,cr.., bv enflinp on me- before purchasing else
where have purchased large and varied s.,or'men'
If Saddles. Bries. siartingnle-. Whips spufs' D.
stirrnps &c &c., expressly for wh"ietaie 1faas
bong,, Them low and rash ran buy them low again.
Iook out DANIEL PERKINsoN's Is the place to
buy bargains Lower end Sycamore street re'e'so"'s'
Virginia -. l.. =.
T. 81 am also ve.y extenrisey enkass" !.
CARNAGE TRADE. You shall hear from me rnei
particularly ina few days.
Peter sbnrg March1D-lm
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:. wM. LEFTwuCus 4 SON


Esii of he WASHING Ton norm, IL. 1nrg.
"a have the pleasure # announcing that thu i,'n~'
IA open under their management for the acc"n,m"
,lniion ni the public The repairs and reftting al he
establish recently made by the pIoprctors enal'
them offer additional comforts and convenience I"
their pairon.-Furlher improvements are however ~
progress. which. when completed, will rr'dsf TIE
WASHING TON. j." Hll essential parts uInrs. "ne al
lhr first H"l 10 Vrg mini nnd to thi" end the rrornc
tors give their beat energies shall be di
rectcd.
The immediate management oi the establishment IL
undrr the control nf William Leftwch tbs senior part
Ills long rx srienee in this line al business viii
qualify him. he trusts, give the most acceptable u"
eommodnon al who may favor thu house with thci'
patronage. The eorpa of servants attached To tile estnb
l-hmrnf will be found inferior in the State: hbn
in the at wlnteNertie market snround
ing County mny afford tn make its Table, Bar md Stu
blcs unexcePtionabe, pains expense will be re-
guarded.
The thanks oftfe proprietors due and gratefully
rendered for the generous patronage their House as al
ready received.
.lan SITS
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s. b. MARTIs, M. ID.
SrAsLER'sDiARRAGA CORDIAL!

Is pleasant mixture, compounded in agreement with
the rules of Pharmacy Of herap utic long known
and celebrated for their peculiar efficacy in curing Dar.
tons aiay- Naus@, and produces healthy action of
the Liver thus removing the at the time that
IL curesthe disease.
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Taylor, Itmsiey n Co,

TaytOr, ltnsfey a. Co,
EROCERS. FORWARDING n COMMISSION
" MERCHANTS, Min STREET, Lynchbwg Va, ARE
receiving and have in IA large and well assorted
stock of Groceries, Dry Goods, Liquors, &C. &C. re-
Gently purchased in hr northern market for Cash, mud
invite the attention of snds mud the public gen"r
ally to give call small profits and quick les"
shall be motto. The following comprises portion
Of0 Stock:
300 Bags Rio Iaguira aud Jnya Coffee,
30 hhds. ~ o. Portp Rico ~ Cuba Mnassea.
rs bbls Crushed, Clarified, Powdered and Coi'c
Sugars,
90 Packages Lonf Sugar.
100 Kegs Nails, from TO 40 dy.
30 Tons country Iron,
1000 lbs. Cas,. Shcar and Blister Steel.
500 Sides Sole Lonther,
1880 lbs. Cotton lnrns.
800 bbis Rectif ID and Old Rye Whiskey
so bbls FRI nch and Apple Brandy,
30 Case Stick and Mass Liquorcc, (best brands,
20 dozen Olive Oil,
30 hhds. N. o H. Porto Rico Sugars,
rs Nova Scotin Grind Stones, assorted sizes)
20 bbls. Tanners Oil,
Together with large and general Of goods
enumerated oil Of which will be sold upon the
reasonable terms. TAYLOR TINSLEY IL co.
Mnrchi7-ts
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number Of the respectable physicians TO whom
we have communicated knowledge of the constituents
# ihesc medicines have been pleased II favor Us with
their opnions some of them in writing. that they arc
the best remedies hey have been acquainted with
for the cure the diseases for which they recommen
.Ied
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-29

SPKaNG GOODS nm now receiving and
~ will IN n few days have my stock complete in NIL
the various articles usually found in this Gluss China,
and Enthen.WHre trade.
ALSO. fine stock fnmily groceries always ON hand
together with Woodeuwure aud many articles suit,
abb for house keo plug.
A new lot of Looking GIn.see very beautiful, jnst
pencd H. X. WATKINS,
MarchI9-d4wf Ag'f FIR b. 4. Wnlkcr.
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Opinion Of DIR JoHs ADDISON, Physician to the Balt-
more Southern Dispensary.
Having made trial of your "DiARRHGA CORDIAL,
aud being also acquainted with the ingredients of which
it is composed it gives much pleasure in adding my
testimony that of others in favor of its extraordinary
efficacy in the Of 'Oiarrhni and Summer Com
pla in children and in adults
With much respect &c,
JOHN ADDISON, M. ID.
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Destructive Fire.

BosToN. March 25.-The iron foundry OF
Ra stead & Co. at ID rche-ter. Mass. has
hen destroyed by fire. Loss estimated a,
$4,000
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DpdM of an En- Congressman.

CINCINNATI, March 25.-Dr. Duncan, for
nerly member Of Congress from Ohio, died
yesterdiv. He was run over " a wagon. Land
received injuries which terminated fatally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-29

Drrtlhcntc ffDTn DT JOHN hDDI5VF, PHyBIVHH 10 tHo
Baltimore Southern Dspensary
Having been mnde acquainted with the ingredients
which enter into the composition Of your "AsoDrKE
CHERRY ExrEc1oRArT." and having also made trial.
Of ts virtues hive no hesitation in recommending II to
The confidence and patronage Of the pubcoss most val
liable medicine ne treatment OF the various diseases
Tor which tits aided.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-29
Increased Accommodation 10 ,hc

sN u - -
an ANDAF1ER Aloadny 9TH of Apart 1871
thr Mail and r, gulir Passenger Train vii less.
l.ynrhburg faiiy. SUNDAYS rxrspfed nj - nck "
ma arrive nj Salem l0i O'Clock, a NJ. Returning.
"ill leave Salem at "a clock T. NJ. aud arrive il
Lvnehbure d a'cnek T. astnppne. e.,ne aud rrruf
nug. Mt the toos g places uny 70 Depot Goode =
Liberty Oak Mnlga Bufurd's Bonsuck's Big Lick. AMI
Salem passenger train viii leave Lyncliburg daily
sunday seNrrptrd al oelnck 1. NJ and arrive nj IN
lem AT 81 o'cloekr, VI Returning will leave Salem nj
y \. NJ and arrive At Lynehhurg st9i NJ, stopping
going aud returning at the fo owing places Hnsoy's
1lnys Foresi Depot, p"indextcrs Goodrs, Lowry's Ii
berry. Oak M"lga, Butords. B"nsacks. Gi-h's MILL Big
Lick nnd Salem.
Freight trains will leave Lypchburs daily Sundays
excepted, u o'clock, A NJ aud arrive Salem ut
l.. NJ.
Leave Salem nj oclock.A NJ. aud arrive ut Lynch
burg, AT % Z. NJ.
THOS SHARP Snp't.
March2i d&cts Va X Tenn X.
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March
A CAR ID.

"A CAhkD.
ENO. J. PURVIS begs leave to inform the people of
~ the Cityf Lynchburg, the Counties of Campbell
Bedford Amherst Nelson Apnomnttox Charlotte, Hal
fax Ptsy vana, Henry, Patrick, and all other parts Of
the country radeng to Lynchhu that he has return
cd from IA trip after Gods aud is receiving his
CRsh Store,
A VERY LARGE STOCKO OF NEW GOODS.
His desire is trade extensively in future and
for that purpose will make additions t" his stock nearly
every week in the year Of Nec and Fashionable Goods
A Near IVholsaie BUSINESS
| have made arrangements for carrying on the
Wholesale Trade Country Merchants and others who
buy sell again, mend up their Stock with me on
ns good terms as can be Obtained in New York.
Feb2f.dis JNO J. PURVlS. Agt
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NJ LAkCAN Isl T. I'm ", M
VI The repulat o thus prelhrntlon Is increasing
daly the circle Of it, influence aud unbpu ded popu
lariry ia deepening and widening and the of pan
and suffering and anguish relieve by It. use, and null.
iplyng and increasing ney"nd all precedent. 1t goes
like an angel. with healing ON ts wings"
WONDERFIL CURE.
Mcssrs. A. G. Bragg Il Co. CONFERENCE.-The have
been usi - your MExlcAN MUsTANG LNIMENT with the
most perfect success One of the valuable Express
horses had been much troubedh 10y large swclngs tn
nors the fetlnck they grown larger Ihan hens
eggs Be.ie being disgurrd 10y these appcndages the
limbs aud POINTS app airing quite stitched. swollen and
lame. We had tried may Lini nents aud ether rene
nies but nothing appearing produce any effect up
Them. We would willingly hive given twenty-five dol
lars hive bad them renewed, ah the horse restored
to sound aess Our hosier obtained IT your Lin
mrnt and applied it without knowledge few
days ngo he called attention to the hore--nnd, I"
our surlris" aud grnihcaiou, hi legs perfectly
,mpoth- the MINORS h0rag entirety d@1p"0rtd! W.
asked nm by what magic he Ina effected such remark
able cure is rep!y WIS. that II had been usrg the
MUSTANG LINInENT, them about ten day
and the result the entire removal / the tun,0's
without producing any soreness, or leaving scar!
We therefore take pleasure in recommending the
Linmen and shall continue il whenever occasion
requires in preference any Other PREPARATION 81 Long
IL = il produces such remn, kahle results
kINSLEl & co.
Southern and Eastern Express, No. / Wall st.
Corner Of Broa iwuy. New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-29
ITO HOUSE RUILDERS.-

Il beers have hand very large as.ortm ent of Rim
emil Mortise Locks "a portion very fne,) Plate and
Closet Locks Door and Window Hinges, Blind fasten
ings, Screws, Cut and Wrought Nails. Finishing Nails
French and American Window Glass from 20 To 30 y
%. Putty, Sash Cord &c, &c all of which they
disposed To sell on fair terms
Linn q III GREGORY ROYALL& SIMPSON.
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DUBLsC notice. do hereby give notice.
L that owing to bad health, um compelled to de
slime business and that shu sell Cost my Stock
Goods till the 2ls o March whirh time shall
positively dispose of entire stock If Watches jew
slry and Confectouar public Auction. My stock l.
valuable and worthy Of public attention.
In closing my business IN Lynchurg tender to the
public aud To my friends my most sincere thanks ioi
heir long continued confidence and support
G. A. EVARD.
P.S--All persons having work my Shop are req re.
ed get it away without delay and all whose watcbe.
lave been in my Shop over IL months notified tinl
they will be sold Auction unless taken away before
my sale. eH~ G. A. E.
Feb l4-ts
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HOOP POLES.--i wish 10 purchase 30 or ~
L l. thousand HO' p POLES fot which a fair pric.
will be paid n ). LANGHORNE.
Anp 23-.d, IouehorHrS MI
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LEXINGTON a Throug !,

"A LEXINGTON a. 'HhfOWS ID
RlsAka1l-43 TO BUCHANAN IN TWO DAYS. IN
our Naa PACkET Boats. by ScoHSrtHe
and Lynchbmg.On aud after the l6th, Bouts will
leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted at the nsunl
hour P. and arrive in Lynchburg is ~ urs, and
IN Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning, leave Buchanan nj "a NJ, every day,
except Sunday, und arrive in Lynchburg at 90 p. NJ.
Leave Lynchburg at Nj mud arrive III Richmond IN
- hours in time ~ with the Norfolk boats leav
ing at 81 A. NJ. and Southern aud Northern Rni
Road cars leaving ut 7 Am
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily linz
If Stages at North River. Returning. leave Lexington
every day, except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond in
II hours.
Passengers 70, Farmvillc, fare e.. Buckingham VI
arr So 25 Charlottesville tare 81. add Staunton, fare
: will leave Richmond in Mondays Wednesdays, and
Fridays Bouts.
Below card of time uf arrival at intermediate dis
nnces: