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THE DUTcHEss COUNTY FAIR.

The annual Fair Of Dutchess County held Oct T. at
Washington Hollow The show Of cattle highly cred
table to the County In other things our informant says
II might have been better.
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FROST AT LOUIsVILLE. KY.

LOUISVILLE, Wednesday Oct. ), 1888.
The recent frost in this State has had injurious effect
rpon the Tobacco plant
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SENATORIAL NOMINATION, &c.
SYRACUSE, Wednesday, Oct

SYRACUSE, Wednesday. Oct 8 1888:
"a Wh;g Senatorial District Convention for the AAist
NsTu' nominated Gen. Benjamin + Bruce for the State
senate 4. 10, .. Allan Monroo
M ss7 900.
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DEATH OF A GrOPcIA pLAyTER

(ol H.. n ShARLEsToN, Tuesday Oct. T. 1888.
fssars;s Y r Jones, one Of the richest planters IN
"'''s'a' ''eo IN l.aureus County on Sunday last.
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Ron q. spare tnai hOcE.
kaar 81 EaE L.eol I b.

On prc.enting the Bible to the C5apter. Tao Rey -
tlensa .si3 Til, Bible, ST. receive, 1nA nA! i' A'R
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WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8 1853

and, above all, that sky of skies, with its ex-
quisite tiRts and infinite shades, and inconceiv-
able brightness made me thrill az gazed,
from head to foot with shocks of intense
pleasure, and almost to reel in my saddle with
the iDtoxication of sight
We have been living very quietly of late ;
that is We have not been visiting or sight
seeing but we ride or walk great deal every
day. We 90 almost always before breakfast
10 meet the morning on the noble Monte Pin
GO. We have found out some pleasant walks
beyond the Porta del Popolo which is nearest
us; one along the Tber is an especial favorite
with US, for its fine views We sometimes at
tend vespers at the Trinitd de Monte, a church
on the Pincio, when the sweet singing of the
nuns is enough to break ones heart by az in
defnable something which is more than sad
ness and only less than despair. 1t seems TO
me bat the melodious wall Of remuneration, of
loneliness, of love in cruci6xion
My next letter will probably treat Of Christ
mas ceremonies and festivities. AS ever, yours,
GRACE GREENWOOD
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"Whom ! have sent again, thou therefore re-
ceive him" Verse 10 "Not now as a ser
want, but above servant, n brother beloved,
specially to me, but hOO much more unto thee
both in the flesh and in the Lord f" As if the
Apostle had said, al have sent Onesimus tO you
again; he has reformed and become converted
to Christ through my fundamentally, and is
therefore TO me brother specially beloved, but
how much more unto thee! both in the flesh
and in the Lord" So often and so confidently
as Paul's Epistle to Philemon has been para
ded before the world as an example and divine
authority for returning fugitive slaves, it APP
pears strange that the history of the transac-
ton, which WAS neither more nor less on the
part Of the Apostle Paul, than u friendly inter
position for the adjustment of a difficulty be-
tween an elder and younger brother of a
family, in whose welfare he manifested a very
decided interest should not have elected from
some anti-slavery writer All exposition more
contormable to the facts presented in the fore
going extracts than any that has hitherto been
given to H. This view Of the subject will
doubtless strike the lro-slayery mind as spe-
cimen of rank heresy. But upon the theory
that those who know nothing fear nothing
it may still be entertained by few, like my
SELF for whom tho terms hereto and ia
naticism have no terrors. A
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For the National Ere.
" CORRECTION OF AN ERROR"

Under this head, in the Era of December O.
81. T." calls the attention Of tho Editor To a
COMMUNICATION that appeared in former mum.
Der, NOV ~ signed j. p B., in order that nn
alleged error in said article should be correct
ed. The "error" referred to is this "He,"
J. p. b., "says that the Apostle Paul 10 send
log back Onesimus, sent back fugitive slave"
l.. r. refutes this by appealing 70 the transla.
ton, and afIirms that the Greek word dOuios
does not mean slave, but merely servant
Without questioning tho couclusveness Of
this argument wish To inquire IL the text
does not contain within itself other and stron-
ger evidence that neither was O0esmus slave,
nor the Apostle Paul a slsve-cstcher. The
story relating 10 Ooesimus bsgins at verse 10
" beseech thee for my son Ons,ilaus whom
have begotten in my bonds" Thus claiming
10 be spiritually his father, but not claiming "
be bis father according 20 the iieoh, Verse IL
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wEBsTRRs QUARTo DICTIONARY IN WEST
AFRICA

BARAKA, July IT, 1882.
When in College, fighting my way with pow
erty inch by inch, felt that | could not do
without Webster, and now, alone, near one
hundred miles interior in the wilds of inter-
tropical Africa, find Webster an indspensa-
bic vade mscum, in reducing to writing bar
barous dialect md translating into it civilized
and Christian ideas l. NJ PREsToN,
Missionary Of Am. Board.
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For the National Era
UNIV RSAL B0R.
BY ELIZABETH J. EAMEs.

The door of Gods great Workshop stsndeth Opon
Dwellsr outside, grid up thy loins and enter
Many there are, mid grievous burdens cropping
Lend those helping hand pierce to the centre
OF the hard task-work lying thick about thee,
Finding WHAT duties thou msy'st best perform,
BRO the night come, and II Ia done without thee
Come with willing mind, an earnest arm
And thou wilt sec that in this general union
Thy being is not objectloss or vain,
But, laboring with others in communion,
Thyself useful link in that great chain,
Which binds thy fellows workers unto theel
To be perfected in Eternity
Labor and Hope believe In Human promise
And open wide Truths door for every Good
The while we Danish Error farther from us,
And take the place where Prejudice has stood.
Seek the ful6lment of that better time
The SHOWS of Winter may not last forever
They melt beneath the Sun Gods ardont prime;
And thus is borne upon the Worlds endeavor,
The streams of Progress running full and froe,
Whero'er Reform and Liberal Thought may be.
Truth is Eternal, and il istA prevail,
Through tho righi utterance of Principle
Weakened by no vain fear, OF idle doubt
Thus let Progressive Life in Action be wrought on
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by no means the imposing affair ] thought to
see. The Francscans are the ugliest, eoars-
est most miserably animal-looking set OF men
4 have ever encountered, in or out OF the
Church declare to you, That In all that
long procession saw not one whose ooun.e.
nance revealed THAT he had one high thought
in his brain, one pure aspiration or gentle
human affection in his heart. You could not
alone
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CHAP. ".
Mrs. Sutherland.

On her cheek the autumn flush
Deeply ripens such n blush
In the midst OF brown wAs born,
Like red peoples grown with corn.
Round her eyes her trsssss lay,
Which ARC biacksst. none can say
But long lashes veil light
That had else beer ell too bright
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MISCELLANEOUS.
lNAGUERREOTYPEs.-Th

NAG 4 IL REOTfPEs-ihe subscribe
~ would respectfully say that he Is no" taxing Po-
ture. of the sa me sty1e and fnsh those taken by
Whtehur.t which took the premium at the late orld
Fair London aud the last several fairs of the Mary
land Institute All wanting accurate DagoeHesypes OF
or friends get them by calling at his gal
Iery None Of your doubtful shadows but living fac
sigaile of self Il. Il. GIBBS.
Gallery next the VA. Bank.
NB.-Pictres Of all kinds accurately copied
large supply Of Lockets and Pins constantly hand,
which will be filled cheap J.. u u.
COMPLIMENT TO WHITEHURST THE DA-
GUERREOTYPIST.-The President OF the United
Suites Willard Fillmore, Chairman OF the Central
COMMITTEES, has sent Mr. J. II. Wheburst eommuni-
cation informing him of the awad of Medal &c. Tor
his beautiful Daguerreotypes, exhibited at the late
Worlds Fair nt LOndon.-The compliment isfnlly mer.
tied as we can testify by actual personal observation II
you want to get perfect life like picture of yourself OF
your friends go to WHlTEHuRST. who will give them
you In such admirable style that you'll hardly know
yourself from the picture.- Baltimore Argus.
murIg--ts
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Gbe DaiIp llirainiau.
TO SPRING

thou delicious Spring
Nurscd in the lap of thin and subtle showers,
Which fall from clouds that lift their snowy wing
From odorous beds Of light embodied flowers,
And from cnmnssed bowers,
That over grassy walks their greenness fling
Come gentle Spring.
Thou lover Of young wind.
Thas cometh from the invisible upper sea,
Beneath the sky which clouds its white foam bind
And setting in the trees deliuiously,
Makes young leaves dance With glee,
Even in the teeth of that old sober hind
Winter unkind
Come Us, for thou art
Like the fine love of children, gentle Spring
Touching the sacred feeling of the heart;
Or like virgins pleasant welcoming
And thou dost ever bring
A tide of gentle. but resistess art
Upon the heart
Alas bright Spring. not long
Shall enjoy thy pleasant influence;
For thou shalt die the summer hent hn1ong,
Sublirned to vapor in his fire intense.
Ard gone forever hence,
Exist no more TO earth belong.
Except in song. AZ
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MEDICINES.
A YER'S CHERRY PECTo.,.

n THE RAPID CURE OF COfIGus FOR
Hoar seness, B'"Hehn,s WhOopng- Cough, Cyo1, Is
ma and Consumption. P' ARh'
Many years If trial, instend of i'm bhi,in. i
confidence in this medicine, has won for tia, pubic
ton and notoriety by far exceeding the mos, ,tca-
expectations OF its friends. Nothing but n.
virtues, and the unmisakabe benefit conferred - uAc
sands of sufferers, could originate and maintain Oa'
putation it enjoys. While the many inferior ,e-
thrust upon the community, have failed and h.a-
carded. this has gained friends by every trial
benefits the afflicted they never forget al req
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable 10 I O
gotten. 'of
While it is fraud the public to pretend Tho,
one medicine will inallibiy cure-still there is ab
proof that the Cherry Peetora does not only a.
raj thing. but almost invariably the see
which il is employed TUT
As time makes these facts wider and better L.
this medicine has gradually become the best resnn
the afflicted. from the log-catin of the America Vi
ant the palaces of European Kings Tbr,nateed ''
this entire country, in every State, city and indI
every hamlet it contains, Cherry Peetorai i LII d.
us the best remedy extant for diseases of the TIN
and Lungs and in many foreign countries il il co,;
be extensively used by their most intelligent pbys;;sno
In Great Britain, France and Germany where The r'a1
ical sciences have reached their highest perfe,,i
Cherry Pectornl is introduced and in consiant nee
the Armies, Hos pitnls Aims Houses, Public Instip,;
and in domestic practice the remedy Their 49,
tending physicians can employ for The more danue,
affections of the lungs. Also, in milder cases and 10
children, it is safe pleasant and cHecual to cure ~
fuct of the most flaterng testimonials We reca
have been from parents who have found it eicacion e.
cases particularly incidental to childhood.
The Cherry Pcctoral is manufactured by prac,,
chemist. and every of it under his own eve viii
invarabe accuracy and care. Its sealed aud pro,e
ted by law from counereits consequently can be relied
on as genuine without adulteration.
We hive endeavored here to furnish the comnpn;,
with medicine of such intrinsic superiority and wnrR
should commend itself their confdence--a rern
y speedy and eectual which this has by count
trials proved itself be and trust by great cnr
in preparing it with chemical accuracy of uniform
strength to afford physicians which thew
rely for the best results and the afflicted with rem
edy that will do for them all that medicine can do
Prepared and Sold by
JAMES C. AVER, Drug. and Chemist.
Lowell, Mass
Sold by JOHN II. SEAY, Lynchburg
D. r. LYMAN, do
EWERS & DURRET, Lovngston Va
and by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines everywhere
DpcI l--wts
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MERCHANTS.


nfssOLGTION'-T copartnersbip between
D , the subscribers under the style Of ECboLs *
pRi OR. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
affairs of the late firm will be settled by either of the
subscribers, ~ho will continue tho name of tho
firm onlY in winding up
A. IL i all essential to Them In closing their late busi
re-s they hope that all against wboatbey may have &C
counts, will forward without delay and settle
Their Successors In the GROCERY Messrs
Murrc Il straton for whom they take pleasure in be-
speaking the flvor Of their old friends and
and the public generally.
One the firm will generally be found in their Office,
lie second story Of their old stand Immediately over
Messrs NJ. & SIS counting room
ECHOLS,
JAN. |. 1852 s PRYOR.
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WIN II HOLMES.
Boston, May l 81, 1852

Boston, May Isl, S59
Messrs. A G BRAGG & Col was induced to try the
Mustang Imminent, valuable horse OF mine TOR
SPAWN and in ten days after applying it, the swelling
down, and the horse is free from lanene and
apparently well would advise all who have
horses troubled with Rngbone, Spavns Fstula, Wind
gals, lameness of any kind to go and pro-
cure bottle Of this Lniment. ="
TILLSON, 81 Milk street.
The Linment is put up in bottles of three sizes, ana
sells % CENTS so is, and 81 per bottle. The %
size contains B. and the dollar six times as much
the % cent size, being much cheaper.
A. G. BRAGG & co, sole propretors -PrincipS
Depots 3O4 Broadway. New York; and corner 81 anu
MARKET street. st. Louis Mo.
For sale by Druggists generally. and by
"' JOHN H. SEAY.
d. r. LYMAN, and
r. STABLER & Co,
nov Cavity Agents, Lynchburg
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H IL. Es.
CASE RECENT Gu K + ID.

EXPLANATORY RHEUMATISM.
A YOUNG Lady, Miss Clark, aged %. had severe
"a attack of Irfammatory Rheumatism on the first OF
March 1852, proceeding from the effects OF mercury VI
which she was savated 1847. She under tn" care
Of one of the most eminent and kind physicians IN 'o
city of New York For two weeks she was In the mo's
agonzing pains, and every hour her friends expecle"
that death 0uld relieoe her. Her physician had no mop
Of her recovery bottle of Ready Relief was sent e
and applied, by the advice and consent of he physica
who told her nurse if nothing else would give her 'ast
be thought that the relief would. In fifteen minutes %e
wds relieccd from pain In three days she cod Iedre e
room And before the second bottle used up "a'
reported cured by the physician.
If you afflicted with Neuralgia, Cramps, opaSn''
c.. T. h. Relief will in few minutes allay the mo-
violent Paroxysms. Wherever there is any pam h'u
ways Ready Relief, will remove it. "a,
MYSTERIOUS NOISE.-Batle the head well WIZ
Railways Ready Relief, keep the stomach clean anu
free from acid the bowels e ular, with Railway "e
ulaor and free from all acrimonious humors ana to,
persons who complain ofrineng and other unpieasa"s
noises in the head, will certainly avoid all further ann'!
ance from these sources. >,
HARD OF HEARlNG.-A tea spoonful OF kao"p!
Ready Relief added tumber of water and syr's'
into the thee times day will remedy all dIilGo'
SORE FEET-Bathe them every night with d, ~
r., this will remove all soreness and give them p'e0'
ant scent. Foi by
mar 12-w3w d. X. LYMAN
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT,

IS1 The properties of this Liniment unparalleled
for the cure of Rheumatism, Neuraga Sprans Burns
Wounds Swellings Broken or Caked breast, and nip
piles OF the most severe character We have hundreds
of certificates from persons that have been cared of
these Diseases and for horses of ngbone SPAWN Fs-
tuloes Windgas, Stiffness, any enlargement Of bone
or muscle.
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DIR. A G. BRAGG-Sir: My little child when
month old, attacked with Scad Head, and fortwo
years have employed the best medical aid in this city
without any benefit One month since, its head
solid cake sore,-I purchased 25 cent bottle Of
your Mustang Lniment to sore had on my nose
and upper lip, which had been sore for six months-t
cured it Immediately used the remainder of the bot.
tie on the chd's head and it is nearly cured,one boz
tie more will, without doubt perfectly cure it.
HENRY SITTER
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cTILL RECEIVING NEW GOODS.

- March 5, l853.-JOIiN J. PURVlS, in addition
TO a lnrge stock of NEW GOODS previously received,
is opening splendid lot of i'll. and Scotch Cling
hmm UMBRELLAS.
arg esupply of white Goods, to-wil: Checked Mus
Inns. Jnckonets. Swiss and Book Muslins, &c, &c.
Mouslius and Berage de LANES, Lawns, &c.-Also
Gcnemens Silk and Cambria Pocket Handkerchief,
with many other Articles tedious to mention.
Mnrch5-ta
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% Vinest., st Louis, June 2sth, 1852.

This is certify thatl have used the Mexican Nus
tang Liniment recently, in very OF Spnn
The right hip badly spraned and bruised, that
fears entertained it out of joint obtained
bottle of the Liniment, and used it freely four dys
when the and pain all gone, and the hip
Joint vas we'll have also used the Liniment for the
Piles Its effects were wonderful. Free application
night and morning for week, has perfectly cured me-
EDWIN BARRON
81 Dnane ctr n York June 95ll. 1852.
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MERCHANTS.
NEW PUBLICATIONS Jn4s Ise

" ed AT NARkDCk's BOOK. NEWSPAPER
Magazine d Hhsie Depot. door below the Post OF
fee. l. YNCHBuR0. Va
Beatrice the unknown Relative by Catherine
Sncluir 50
Woman's life or tho trials Of Caprice, by Emily
Cafieo, 80
The Curse Of Clifton. tale Of Explanation and
Redemptien,by Emma d. u. ~ Southworth
Yols oach vol, s8s ga
The Deems Daughter. or tho days we live in, by
Mrs. Gore. 70
Daisy Burns,a Tale, by JuIia Cayanaugh, Vols,
each vol, 80
| The Nccromanoer. the Mysteries Of the Court
OF Henry the VIII. by Reynolds, IS
castle Avon, DeliqhtfulTae, 371
Together With second Supply of Keepers Magazine
for March. All tho back numbers, from The commmet
| ment Of The publication az 25 each.
Grahnns Magazine, for March, back numbers furnish
nd. at 25 cents each
Godey's Ladies Book, for March oil the back num-
bers furnished nj % cents each.
Putnsm's New Monthly, for March, al IS cts.
Received Every Saturday morning and for sHeby the
single Nos, Gleasons Pictorial Barnums Illustrated
News, London News, Flag Of our Union, Wayerly Mag
azine Saturday Gazette, Uncle Sam, Lantern, Picl
PcByune. and Revellce. All the above together with
good many other weekly papers nuy be had by caling
at Warrock's Periodical Depot, door below the Post
Office. marl8-ts1
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Ga Duane street, N York, June 25th, 1852.


Savannah Ga June 25th, 1852.
have us I'd the Mexican Mustang LinimeH for some
time in my stable upon my horses, in of Sprans,
Bruises Calls Strains and Sores of different kinds IN
cident a large number of horses. | used it upon
horse which had been saddle CALLED for nearly year
had tried many remedies, and one in particular that
had been in the habit of using for years and had gem
orally proved successful. Nothing appeared to give
any relief until tried the Mustang Linimen which
cured it in very shot time consider it an inval'
liable remedy, and would not be without it -,,-
VIM II HOLMES.
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DRUsH MOUNTAIN MILL stones

ID Tie undersigned are procuring from their cele
brated quarry at the Bush Mountain, Montgomery conn
IT, Mil Stones and Burrs of the very best quality The
reputation of these widely known, but the
Railroad giving increased facilities in filling orders
we have ap ointed Mcdaniel Hurt & Preston, and Lee
& Johnson Lynchburg, agents for the sale OF them
who will receive and have them fulfilled at the
shortest notice.
Our Address, Blacksburg, Montgomery county Va
ISRAEL PRICE & Co.
james NJ. Williams, Danville Va Reynolds u Co.,
Leaksville, n. G. are also our agents. In Co.
Feb l1-d4rts
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RAKER ~ CLAVEY,

MERCHANT TAILORS x CLOTHIERS.-The
w subscribers have associated themselves together
under the style and firm abose and have taken thai
well known stand the of Main and MarHet SITS
for the purpose of conducting the CLOTHING BUSi-
NESS in all It's various branches They will have in u
few days -ment oil Goods suitable to complete
Gcniltmnns wardrobe.
They will keep constantly hand we'll selected
stock Il LOTHS. CASSTMERES AND VESTINGS,
which they Will make up in the best style of Workmanship
nnd suit the of the most astdi"us. They res
pectully invite the affection of their friends and the
public to their establishment. us il is the intention Of
both parties all with everything in their line
having in view the rule that governs trade and business
men in general, by which they hope TO gain libeul
share Of the public patronage.
SAM'L BAKER
WIN CLAVEY.
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X ! ECIlOLS,
s PRYOR.
JAN. 1, 1852.
TOPAIsTNERSIIIP..

TOPARTNERSII subscribers have
lyle and firm of CHOLS. PRYOR& TALlAFERRO'
with the view Of conducting general Commission bus
mess in nl its branches.
Their house is the large and commodoLs brick tene
nent, recently erected in the of of Mr. John Ruek
eis factory Immediately the canal, and nearly opPo
ic the Piedmont Works II is well arranged for the
reception of md storing all kinds Of produce, as
well as merchandise As their lot ia large. and made
from all depreciation b strong enclosure, and
otherwise conveniently ed, ihes nre enhbled to
give attention the sale Of every description OF
lnmbe.
Every necessary preparation Is also made to receive
Lime in any and all quantitis Particular attention
III be paid To sale Of tn article. Consgnments
solicited from those pren ing such commodities for
marke They also solicit conrigdnent- of wheat. flour,
corn meal. MIS- well every description ct pro.
d"ce.
Liberal advances, If required will always be made on
consgnmenis in hand. Conl lump. and ground plaster,
mud guano will always be kept hand-oriers solicit
~.
All orders for goods from punctua customers will
reive prompt attention.
Goods consigned their care, To be forwarded. will
lie attended To with all possible dispatch.
No charge made for draynge merchandise pro-
luce either by rnilroad or canal. BY applying them
selves closely tn business Il being determined Use
ely possible endeavor in pleasing all who mny cnl
them they hope torcccivc the encouragement ola liberal
public J ECHLOS,
WM II PRYOR,
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NEW CONCEKN.--Th The subscribers have this
" day associated themselves together for the purpose
of conducting de eral Grocery, Commission and For
parding Business, under the firm and style of MUIR
RELL g. ,STRATTON and have taken the house for
merly occupied by Mcssrs Echols Il Pryor. next door
to Mcdaniel & Hurt, Main ST., Lynchburg, Va.
We will keep constantly hand large and well
ccted stock OF Groceries, Liquors, Tanners Oil. Do
mestic Dry Goods, &c, Sc. in fact, every article
unlly kept in grocery establishment.
| All of which we will sell good terms rs any
| house in the place. THOS E MURRELL,
! ian 3-d3cts WIN II STRATTON.