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It is said that the Rev. DR.. B. M. Palmer, o.
Columbia, South Carolina, has received a cali tf
Penn Square Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia
lately under the care of Mr.. Ruffner The salary
offered is three thousand dollars.
Charleston ro,,,.;on
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THE DEATH OF Sir JAMES STUART, Chief JUS
tice of the Court of Queens Bench for Lower
Canada, is announced in the Toronto Globe of the
10th instant. His place, it was thought, would
be offered to Mr.. Lafontaine.
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The name of N. S. Built, given in our paper
of yesterday as one of the persons injured on
board the steamboat Empire, isspet in the Pough-
keepse papers NJ s. Beelett.
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THREE CITIES IN ONE.-By an act of the Lee
gislature of New York, Williamsburg, Brooklyn,
and Bushwick are to be governed hereafter by a
single corporation.
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The statement in the newspapers that A. c
BuLLITT, esq, has sold his interest in the New
Orleans Picayune, it appears, is without founda
ton in fact.
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The meeting appointed Colonel Msgruder agsnt
to urge the Importance Of the enterprise upon
Congress and the Executive. and to communicate
with capitalists in the United States and in Eu-
rope on the subject. AT our latest advices he
was about to leave San Diego for Warrington.
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John c.. Sterling, esq, of Watertown, New
York, has given twenty acres of land to that VIII
lage for public park,
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$43,OOO.OOO

Through the facilities afforded by the naviga-
ton of the Colorado in the transportation of ma
terials, the road, it is asserted, can be completed
in FIVE years from its commencemcnt--in which
respect It would have greatly the advantage of
time over the contending routes,
Among the resolutions adopted by the meeting
was one requesting the President to cause sur
The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-19

Colonel FREDERICK w. TRAPNALL, n Wing
candidate for Congress in Arkansas died on the
4th instant at Monticello Drew county, in that
State. His remains were conveyed to Little
Rnnk
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ETnE GEoRcE's CREEK VALLEY-NEw RAIL
ROAD PRoIEcr,-W learn from the Cumberland
Miners Journal that another project to connect
the valley of Georges Creak with the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal has been CONSIDERABLY talked about
of late. The outlines are as follows: a
ut is proposed that the coal companies, or any
other parties interested, advance the amount Of
money necessary to lay a second track on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad from Piedmont to
Cumberland, estimated at from $3.50 900 to $780,
0O0, For this the company, it is alleged, will
give their bonds bearing six per cent interest, and
after having constructed the second track, will
dedicate it exclusively to the coal trade of the
Georges Creek Valley, in connerion ,ciM the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. We believe this plan
has number Of friends, and is favorably enter
tanned by the railroad company.
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BEAUTIFUL WooL.-We have upon our desk
several beautiful samples of merino wool, taken
from a superior breed Of sheep owned by Mr.
Theodore Dawson, of Fauquier county. One
sample was taken from sheep whose fleece
weighed lbs. last year, at 3 years old, and an
other from sheep whose fleece this year weighed
from IL to IL lbs, at 2 years old. The wool is
of the finest texture, and must handsomely re-
munerate the proprietor for the trouble and ex-
pense Of keeping the sheep, The farmers of Fau-
quier greatly indebted to'Mr. Dawson for the
excellent breed of sheep he has introduced in that
county Mr.. Dawson is familiarity known in this
county, and would be pleased to introduce into
Loudoun his breed of sheep.
Leesbuvg Washingionian.
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* Z t i ~ =. .ls
ON THE STUMP FOR A JuDGEsHlP.--It is report
ca That Messrs. Goggin and Wingfeld, of Bed
ford, Messrs. Gihner, Whittle, and Tredway, of
Pittsylvania, and Mr.. EARLY, of Franklin, will be
candidates for the seat on the bench made vacant
by the death of Judge Taliaferro. In the canvass
in the Botetourt district the candidates addressed
the people. It is the first instance of such pro-
ceeding that has occurred in Virginia. One might
be excused for hoping that it would be the last
But we fear that the erlnine Of justice will be no
exception, and will hereafter be sought with the
same avidty and by the same electioncering arts
which characterize the pursuit of other public
Wing. iart ras.1 tE
Lieutenant J. c. Ives, United States Topo-
graphical Engineers, commanding, Hugh Camp
bell, assistant astronomer, and Dr.: G. Kennerly,
physician and naturalist, are now in San Antonio,
on their way to Albuquerque, New Mexico, where
they are to join Lieutenant A. w. Whipple, who
is in command of the United States surveying ex
petition of the southern route to California. AL
buquerque will be made the cardinal Astronomical
station, and thence the survey will be prosecuted
westward. Lieutenant lves's purity will leave
here in the course of a fortnight for the scene Of
their abors.--Sm .4ntonio Ledger June ~,
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10 THE PEOPLE of Lymchourg.

{ A1AM> u COS. Expresses offeI Daily, Cer'aiH
lhe7p facilities for obtaining goods of ali descrip
D, iron all parts of the United Suites
N9ye secured Special Express Privileges OLE the
and sure steamers jamestown and Roanoke avins
r. i"rk "Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving in Rich,
MI tHday and Monday of each week. By this linz
aip Prepared to Iorws'd goo' Of all descriptions NJ
low 10" rates. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
1inund aud Davenp line of Packets
''"is delivered Free Of PortcraPe.
Ut inland express per Great U. S Mail Lie, c.
IA as h'r toiore, to arrive in Richmond T,cice DE-,
ne "el-known character of our house for rcsr sI.
~ ana attention to tie interests at our customers
Us IN SAYING that shippers will find it to then
rest TO order their Goods through Adams g. Go.
Pt% ADAMS & CO.,
yoc;c, Ter I'm. H. Mostly, Agent.
p Lynch6ure. Va
gents ''' u 'H points where We haV'
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An Immense Coal Field In Market.

TGNlE undersigned has leased for hlieen yeafs a Gal
\ field on New Rive. Montgomery County, within
IN ar miles 81 tho Dept OF lie Virginia aud
/ iuessee Rairuai at River.
Such the houness quantity superiority oi this
Cual TINT the uude signed IA induced. from Its great
value mud ultimate pf,hnhlencs., invite attention to-
wards 1t for the pnl nf pro su,iug additional aid In
ia management lie viii di-posr of his interest alto
gether or snrh nngeinsnts M may bu aceepa.
hlo to any who may he ANXIOUS engage In tho
Ierprze. His leaae fifteen years with the ued'ru
tphlr right % WY the lands. u.p oil Timber. &c.
Mud III. privilege secured he fifteen years
pirc al removing Ill tie Gonl which muy be raised ia
lint time
Thu prus unity OF this magnificent mine Of wealth to
u . great improvement o the State, mud being exactly
IN the line Il the branch Rail Road. down New River,
nro which make 1t of grcn value
10 distaut lay,
The literal policy wheli The Virginia and Tennessee
Rail Road Company pufsning--hy turning out arms
lu tho development OF the gtent mineral resources OF
inc South wesiis another consideration which will
lance the value of the cua.bed desire To bring in
the market.
All communications the subject will receive prompt
attention aad every facility in making personal obsorva
linns, Afforded by the subscriber
have appo' uted Jno. II. Lee Esgn of l., nohburg,
my agent 10 receive communications, and enter into no.
quotations concerning future operation In this enterprise
Either Mr. Ice myself will respond promptly to all
communications
My address Is Baoksburg. Montgomery County, Va
oct 2adSr2mif ISRAEL PRICE.
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SECOND DESPATCH.
ADDITIONAL BY THE BALTIC,

Massachusetts Eiection-Deah Of The French
Consul at Nec York, and also Of Senator
Atherton Of Aoc ampshire-Markets, &c.
NEW YORK, Nov. Is.
letter from Canton states that the Emperor
of China had fled to Tartary- that the rebels
were within six days march of Pekin.
BosroN, Nov. l5.-Thc Wings have carried
the Legislature in Massachusetts. No choice for
Governor by the people. The new constitution
has been defeated
Newly DIRK, November 15-Felix Iacoste the
French Consul General at the port of New York.
died yesterday.
Southern Flour 81 % to 81 Al. Western
White Wheat IS. The prices for wheat have ad-
vanced under private adyices by tho steamer
MANCHESTER, n. H.,Noy, Ex-senator Ather-
ton died in this city to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nov. i5.-Four So 90 to q IS.
Wheat declined six to eight cents Corn un-
changed
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TURKS CROSSED THE D.N,nc


IN NEW York, Nov. Is
The Baltic, with Liverpool dates of the oa inst
arrived yesterday. Her Commercial adyie,s re-
port oreadstnls well supported at previous pri
ces.
contradictory accounts were In circulation in
regard To Affairs in the East
The latest despatch from the Danube, dated
Oct 9th, states that six thousand Turkish in
tantry and cavalry had crossed the Danube and
taken possession of kalafat Ia village in Wnlln-
CHA opposite Widdin) without opposition, X that
more troops were crossing-the men in harges
and swimming their horses. The despatch fur
Their states that the Russians were concentrating
IN large forces around kalafat to attack the
Turks.
The London Times has dispatches from Con
stantinople Oct. 22nd, stating that the Austrian
Envoy Ind submitted Ia the Sultan draft of n
new note of adjustment from the -Four Powers,
which had been accepted by Russia. The Times
still thinks negotiations may prevent u general
war.
Richmond Markets. Nor. h.-Nothing do
ing in Flour, buyers being indisposcd to pay 81
White wheat 60; Red 55. Tobacco aud corn
unchanged.
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IMPORTANT DISCOEERi!!
,,rp1N TEN MINUTES =!

RR1AN . # Joughs, Cold, Asthma, Bronchiti',
sa Fl" D FL %. G hse 4Ssy
Consumption ana and any child will take them.
taste OF rneuiSmr ,ored TO health that had before
Thousands nave T". jpr ven IN huneds OF cases
'4 Ask for Bynp' paT s ws' sdd'o S' kinds
"*rsa ee T PT2AS sf"'i Gss r;
nr ss"efV WSoe.aa by WOOD Fe1 PATTER IS
HR'osPsEHrsoS Soo rf'ef., Van L g d1
oct ls-d3nif
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MCCORKLE g. JONES,
GrOcers ~ Commission Merchants,

t.rOccrs N Commission Merchants,
Main St., Lynohburg. Va.
A RE NOW RECEIVING their Full Supply, 10 which
"a they solicit the attention of their friends and tho
pubf generally, viz;
300 Sacks Snlt.
100 Bugs RIO Sagnr, JAW and Mafacnibo Coffee.
90 bbl-. Crushed, Pulverized, Coffee and Cari
fled Sugars,
10 hhds. ?. Il. md N O.. Sugar,
10 Boxes Lonf Sugar,
500 Kegs Nails all sizes,
100 Side. Sole Leather.
so Tons Country, Rolled and Band Iron, all sizes,
% Cases Fine Stick Lie, rice,
so do Common Stick Licorice,
30 do Finn Mass do
Coils Mimi Ia Rope, to inches diameter,
30 Baskets Olive Oil
Is Boxes Candles, all qualities
10 Barrels n o. Molassas,
hhds West l., do
10 Barrels Tanners Oil, some pure,
do Tar,
40 do Herrings Mnckerel and Shnd
800 bush Glover, Timothy. Orchard. English Blue
md Ever Green Grass Seed
5000 lbs Prime Western Bacon Sides,
3000 lbs. Fine Family Huns, Shoulders and Sides,
cured by VIM Massie,
6000 lbs. Cast, Sheer and Blstered Steel all Sizes
40 900 Feet fety Fuse
300 Kegs Blasting and Gun Powder,
Is doz Rowland's and Humes' Shovels
$40 Blankets, different qualities
300 Wool HITS, do do
ALSO
Cahcoes, Domestics. beached and unbea ched-Bed-
Ticking, o.nnburgs, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco of
all qualities. of their manufacture, which they
rainfall Of which thy will sell low for cash. TO punctua
time, in exchange for country produce
Call before making your bills elsewhere it you
please.
We want 1900 to 400 bushels sheled Oas for which
liberal prices will be paid.
24-dts McCORkLE g. JONES.
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= n Ut TT170' 7'7T1I0I70T7'F7 VI ~ " "
100 and 1900 Acres of Land.

sapnptrty in eyrrg respect must valuable lt-z4.=-
! STUFFED on james River in the county of Nelson, at
mouth Of Elk creek, and near the Canal aud the
lpJ'ed line Of Rail Road between Charlottesville and
fathbur4. and an Iron abli,hment is rs valuable
any in Nirsiaiathe quantities of Orr and Limestone
f1ne inexhau,'ble, Of the first quality, and near the
'irnnce The tile to said Land is believed to be per
'ct' clear; as trustee howcv,r We shall only convey
n tile as is vested in Us by the d, ed af resaid
lERMN OF SALE:-Six, twelve aal eighteen
ahihs-Nesotiabo notes, well eadois Il. ad the land
remain as security, also, until TIE whole purchase
! aey is paid.
he public, and especially the creditors cf A. y.
@3g'nely Mnn'snmeiy brothers, aud Flippin y
m,igomeIy are desired to attend to this notice.
Ae.sr-.A Munday and Curbn Jordan, whn reside
III TINS farm will take pleasure in showing to any
= desiring to purchase
STERLING CLAIBORNE. -.
VIM, B. R0ANE
SEPT 20.ctls
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Grocery, Conn mission n Forwarding
IL a. SIN ESS

In nll its branches Having nude extensive arrange.
nents for SHIPPING a. FORWARDING Goods aud
Produces aud from th. pnrc. he will be found ready
all times accommodate those who may fnvor him
with Their pmronngr. Ills will n, all times be
found supplied with every article suitable the WANTS
III his customers.
Persons ioi wardiug by this line viii End 1t much To
their advantage he will all lime, insure the gren
est dispatch, hnving Lne u Bditfonr from this point,
running up the river also direct linz Of Freight Boats
between Buchanan. Lynchburg aud Richmond, all o
which nrs under The superntendnnee of experienced
aud worthy managers, thereby rendering the
fest aud expeditious limo centeriag this pl
IB-fhe subscriber will also purchase all kinds Of
Produce brought 10 his fnnrke; giving at n times
the best market price either in cash or Barter.
W. A. WHITE,
R.1nLl, IL
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DECEIVINGA

IL GROCERIES AND PLdSIER.-Thc su' =
.crherstill continues the fire proof brick Warehou
IN the canu amidst all the changes 10 receive and in
ward Goods Produce Manufactured Tobacco, 81.
Our charges Willie low and forwarding done with dr.
pntch.
W i'll receive in few dnys frat assortment III
Groceries which he VIII sel low aud buy at nlltmc-,
Flour Corn Men, Oats, Flax Seed Nc. for which IL
will give the best prices
Fig and Bar Iron Cor sale.
JAMES Is. RENWICK.
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CITY PROPERTY For

Sale.-The undersigned offers for sale the Houss
y Lot, 9TH street. at present occupied by Wm NJ
Backford, Es1r. The house is comparatively new
has or rooms with all necessary out houses and
fine garden attacaed
Apply to the undersigned, OF to MIR. d TIC Peters
ynchburg. AUSTIN NJ TREBLE.
June Id Nc9awt.
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DISAPPOINTMENT

III, III ABOVE sale has been postponed 10 Monday the
+ November, when it will take place Mt AmherS, c.
that being Court day.
|noY l.tIIn
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4 MARTIN. OFFER their

lNA services to the public agents in
RECEIVING D. FORWARDING GOODS,
Or for the sale of any and all kinds ofO ounty Produces
that may be their One OF US, agent,
MIR Royal will be the Rail Road Depot every
the arrival of Freight Cars for the purpose of receiving
and taking charge OF any produce care.
The closest attention givent the receipt and de,v
cry y hea Corn Oats
Lett ,by mailer otherwise will be promptly attend
oil to. aug I2-dAcnl
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,,,u.,EsUING MACHINES aud

WHEAT FANS The attention OF the lup"e -
,,fIIy pyileI 70 our stock Of Threshing "a ach,hr'
req Wbaai Fans. which re substantially built ma ID,
the most Approved patterns Persons IN nSea OF sp
feel .nt.fed that they will be pleased ot ''
-, nr,re e.,d Workmanship
" ii -, tor,enf.warrunted 10 perform we'll
All I'M 'e''"'' DIUGUID 4 BROTHER.
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Real Estate al Auction.

Wi SEIl. at PubIic Anrtion,on bunny tie I8Ih
f.,ar hi, month IT , O'clock, P. NJ, ONE ACRE
e9OI-ND situated bctwecl | 9th an Btu streets.
w, ~, the Lynchhurs und Salem turnpike, 26I
l., tn, Immediate nrighburh ,od Of a. PAN
: ~ .t,nd. Term, liberal, apd made known ut sale.
W. S. JONES,
ta,lslar Akers g. d. ard Aac ioneers
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TO THE LADIES'
ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET.

DOQUET COLOGNE, Lubin's Gen Exuacts, Ly N :
ID Kat akron, Bnrry's Tricorhcrou., Florida Wutcr.
French Pumades. Row nGd. Mnca-sar Oh, lad IN lair
Oil for turning the hail bnck Pearl Denttcen sp er-
did tooth Powder Chnrcoul Tooth Paste, C. Id Crean,
and Lii, SuIvr Smelling Sdts frechle Was! Old w nh-
scr Soap Transparent Soap Low Il on,y Soap. line
Tooth and Nail Brushes, Lilly White, French Re uge,
Hair Dyes Deplitory Pow r Cor removing supe r1u-
gu, hnr-wilh full Of line Toilet Battle,-
For sale Mt
WRIGHT Il ALLISONS
rcv l2-ts Ne,y Dug Stot
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RON WORKS FOR SALE

Of deed If trust executed to the 18th of Aug.
|. 1910 by Alexander n. Montgomery aad olcrs,ard
record in the Clerks office 1T Nelson county court,
/ null on the 28ih of October, 1853, if fair it d
aext lair day, up the premises, sell to the highest
der all thai valuable land known 10y the name of
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lust RECEIVED
- 10 bbs Rock Fish,
20 bbls No Gut Herrings
25 Boxes Olive OIL
Is Tons Country and Rolled Iron.
Hhds Prime y. r. Molasse.,
10 bbls Orleans Molasses,
25 Boxes Loaf Sugar.
All of which we offer for sale low
July PTS JOS. b. NOWLIN g. co
CASH FOR WOOL-The highest nlarke
~ price will sraid for Wool during the present seat
son. by
Nav 9--ts B. SACKETT
tINHE LATEST OUT.--Received by,Express
l. this morning the most beautiful assortment of
Plain and Pointed VELVET TRIMMINGS ever
broug lat to the mnrkct-s wild hs and colors Also
velvet BUTTONS to match, besides many other beau
iilu goods-new IN the market. Come to The New
Cash Store of
nov l3ts WIN. \. HANNAH
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COuGHs, II OA rs n ~, md 0ther forms OF
Common Colds BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA, GROUP,
CONSUMPTION. in nm Enrly Stage and tor the reet Of
the Patient even in advanced Stages of thatfATAL Dis
1t combines, in u scientific manner remedies Of long
esteemed value, with others of more discovery
and besides sootng and tonic qualities throug
the skin gently, and with great efficacy for the u
this class of Diseases.
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NOThCE.-The subscriber begs to inform the
citizens nf Buchanan mud the public general that
las Inns lnken The largo aud commndiou. lumber house
the Bnsin (formerly occupied by VIM 7. Hardy
Esq ) where he intends to conduct Wholesale and
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FASHIONS EOR 1853.

-
r1IfZER has received ond In store large
y und bcnuiilu assortment of Genilemcns fne
Fail style Dress Hats viz;
Fine Moeskin. Black a. White Braver aud Gnsstn.
llnts If the latest and approved styles. adopted
Tor the which surp,ss any lInts that hive YET
offered Tor the inspection of this market, which
he most carnraty cnlls the ncn lon Of the citizens o
Lynchburg nnd surrounding country give him n call
where they gel pretty liats and good bargains for
Ca,h, WIN. SITTER.
sept S-dScis
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GOOD NEDICINEs-S TdBLER'S DLhR
N RHGGA CORDIAL Is pleasant Mixture, com
rounded in agreement with the rules of Phnrnnry, Of
therapeutic agents. long known and celebrated Tor then
pcculia efficacy in curing Diarthr, and -nilnr aNec
lions Of the system In ia uctioo, il ALLArs NAUSEA
mud po1uces a healthy condition ri the LIVER. thus
removing the at the time 1t cures the dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-16
Negroes Shoes.


gani I.'i received lot of Richmond Brogues of
lngm. sirat Hy Also, high-qu,rter nailed bottom
9b "A an Tor negro men, and large size coarse
2os suppl, OF WOOL HATS.
=. SEABURY.
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IALL TRADE, lSJ3.-JNO. j PURVIS
ACT, is beginning to reccivcr his FALL Il
WINTER GOODS. and his assortment, in short time,
will be npleteof which, due notice will be given
lifts
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FIRST ARRIVAL.

N T. w l. A l. l. G o o ID S
fTH subscriber Inns just received, from New York AID
i r. pdelp hin u portion OF his FALL GooDs amongst
which mny be found elegant French work, handsome
SILKS nnd other Dress Goods. Also Gloves. Hosiery,
&c. NC, in grenl vnrcty Please call and examine tho
assortment
sep Is GEO. Nj. RUCkER.
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IUoNEY EOUND.-An amount'between MAJ .
81 AMI Blackwuter-whc the owner can gel. ny
applying Es9o' ,g.. G fo mn. advertisement"
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7 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

4 The subscriber has on hnnd large lot of II =
celebrated - Livingston" Plough castings. and will
fntnne to receive additions his stock from the foun
Try, that there iii, be no difficulty IL getting any
# the pieces belonging II them
JAMES u. RENWICk,
Feb lo-dsrte the Basin.
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PHILIP w. PAYNE.
II Ter IN EnncY a &lnNle Id NsOOAN,


M AIN Street Lyn.hburg Virginia, corner Store In
wi Cue's building, iol merry known NJ kyie's
corner bcgs lcnve cn the ntcntng nf his friends and
c public his large and desirable stock of Spring and
summer goods, embracing every article usually kept nj
The dry goods line, which will be offered terms
which cannot tail to plense nll who muy want good
goods low prices. II friends and the public
nesiy rrqucs ed Gull and examine his Stock as II viii
afford him very much pleasure TO exhibit It,
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,v,sTEE sALEOF VALUABLE

AND NEAR LYNCHBuRG u, virtue of
: ,rr,.t exerutcd Ia me by james Lee. henri date
=. IN, dny Of June 80 aad rc-arl"d in the
-, C.nrt If Amherst. | shall on the Srh day of De
lg,r 1853 ON the premises, Expose I" sae by WY oil
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-16
STOCK OF GOODS

IN . u1FTFI Ihrm Ills 1t, Ct Of American COT.
/ ,5I '' "ooLEN GOODS is very large and can
oy. at "Ii prices. The Foreign Goods in his sto *
., VARIETY were selected in person by one of tn
ms IN this country. who spent three months
III the ealy part of the season and made his
THE . ," t1e any advance in prices took place
Ia5 T.. Nsh SYSTEM believing it wholesome,
ey pa 't oayfr and seller for purchasers 10 pay
Fals1}, " continue 10 do my business usual,
o,t /, ~ casa JNO. PURVIS,
h., Art for j. s. Kent, &c.