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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-30

GODEY'S IADY'S BOOK for January. IS
the commencement of the NLlN. Nulume-the
25lh year under it, Pioneer E!;,or. who seems
determined to maintain position at tine head
Of the Magazines devoted 10 polite literature
We copy on the first page a most amusing
story from the BOOK"
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE for January has
a very interesting sketch Of RonERr N"nHIS,
the illusirious Financi,r Of the Revolution. 10
whose sacrifices aud extraordinary efforts IN
the department of material aid. eur lnGepend-
ence is as much indebted. as To the exertIonS
Of Washington in the field. An Illustrated
Life of Gen. WasuISGrnS, words by the poet
painter Heaiev. is forthcoming.
,sWe will furnish either of the above
Magazine (siugl- copies S3) and the Chronicle
one wear, for >3.5o-Ca>h in Advance Z.
The indefatigahle GH.nAx has also begun
the publication Of quarto weekly journal
TIE Saturday Ersning -nriNdeSgnet as
family ,ournd,. ana also 10 awaken general
attention to the great subject Of Temperance
Price. 81 per single copy. II copies for $40.
Address r. H. See Co. l06 Chesnut -. Phl!a.
ARTHUR'S HOME GAZETTE, We have
repeatedly recommended as Family Journal
Of much excellence. The Editor seems 10
appreciate that every prniet thought leaves
Its influence upon the minds of those who read
il, or hear it read; and seems 10 desire d" IL
leave no line which, dying, he would wish 10
blot"
THE PROWBTTIONIS'T is the title Of a
new Temperance paper. issued at Albany M
under the auspices Of Edward {. Delavan and
others who made the 'TemPerance Recorder
so efficient in former years. Oliver ScovIile,
Publishing Agent.
ga Club for the Musical Review adver-
tsed in another column, is desired TO be raised
in Lewisburg. Any wishing 10 Ion,wlll please
leave their name at the Chronicle Office.
UNION COUNTY CoURr-Wm. Geist-
welt found guilty on two Indictments for
Forgery. Motion pending for new trial.
VIM. G-isweit aud Elijah Gcmoer!ing, !
tried for Larceny, and acquitted.
Elijah Gemberling tried for passing
Counterfeit money, and acquitted. /
Benz. F. Stone indicted for Arson The
prosecution was abandoned after trial com.
menccd, on account Of the contradictory
statements Of some of rho Commonwealth
witnesses, (dticrIng also from evidence on
which the Deft was comn.ltted)
True blli on two indictments for Forg-
cry against Geo. W. Kantz. Bound over
~ neA' 'ouF''
''0'he acton was had IN tue t. S'o.oI
a,egcu y orr nTlpetS iat"St ia.a
r. ~. CO. CO.. 'N
IL, - -' -, 1I "v.'oH "a =, '' VII 80
~. - 1 I" "'geHSe''''' ''
u'er .O' ~
fo,Dnft
-, =
N0 inc 'n'+y'San'a Legislature will {
y,C,s,, of croonc
Speaker of the s,pato and pnrro,t Of
Daupbin BI.;r of Con.o, anI Maa;ro IS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-30
EsasrgysiSy .2sPGiciilfS.


FrvsR AND AGUE CURED EowsSp's To.Ic iIxIJsE-
THE University o. Free Medicine and poIusr kn.fs
edge chartr,d hy the Stat, OF Peunsyi, srA n its
last session wiz 29th April. 1861 IniTy flr the pr
arrrstng the evils resulting frC he se,c @. spurus
and dangerous also Hr tn pu pOse OF suII
ing til. publi with reliable "a in VIII riH
the patient obtain viii not erni", m best
medical advisers. having purchased that rrarale rcD
edy, Rowad's Tonic Mixture, acrount Of its just
celebrity and known ei,rv in the tr.-trenf ~ Fever
and Ague sud ITS kindred Affections hAs hcst-ton in
dirg it in the highest term. L. te patronage
uf the afflicted.
J}OWEL COMPLAINT cured by EOWASp'S BLACK
- BERRY ROOT. The above Institution ext nj. its
SANCTION in like the rin.y f,r Bowel Com
pnint, so we'll knosn Rowsnds Compound syrup Of
Black brrry Root and earnestly recommend i to the
hdruce Of patients all t- with th-S lanIs, beev
Ls it to be invaluable in the treatment of such
4 lion. IL, ury X. stro; z.
\ Hon. J. Il. f.riy-n,
By order of the Trustees, John IL kpn anu. " b.
1 Il. u Ashton. Es...
Hector err. E.;.
Rs- All communications to he sidr-ssei.-John Il.
Ro and. NJ d.. head of the rhal Department
and President of the University.
Home Dspensary and Office, No.47 South Second Street
Philadelphia
Branch Disp-nssry at the StO-e Of
DR.. T. A. II. TiIu.NTpN { 90. L-,r'-i-rry.
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r ithoxraphic Prinains ssxire.

IL and i large quantity Of PIC 1 RES, iUr
Framing, and for Drawing Teachers.
X. VOLKNtR,
Corner on N. Fourth 81. opposite ii. Nencrs.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-30

52E. A VARIETY OF School Books
ts-~AI Blank Books, Git Books for Holiday
presents. Pens, Ink. Letter and Cap Paper,
Fancy Stationery, Magazines, Papers, etc etc.
for sale cheap al the LEwisBuRG Posr OfYIcg
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-30

DESr assortment of Ladies' Spencers, Un-
ID dersleeves, Cuffs, Hdkfs, F!ounces. Jac.
onet and Swiss ipserlings, Thread and Seam
Edgings to be had at HAYES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-11


The Washington correspondent, Of the n
L. Express gives the following rs the gencra
opinion. Al Washington. in regard TO The new
caloric ship: THE impression of intclligen
men, who have visited the caloric slcamcl
here, Il rather adverse to her speed and, o.
course. TO her usefulness, when speed is requir
ed. 1t alledgrd. that if this steamer wo'
loaded down with coal and an armament, she
would scarcely move q, all,-but 1t is replied
that her machinery, engine. and heatev are not
adequate for such a sized steamer. The ex
pertinent of motion 10 OF course successful; but
how much, and If therefore arailabls, is no,
deemed settled.
ST. Henry J., ton Bulwer had narrow es
cape with his life short time since, while dc.
scendng the Rhone from Avignon TO Lyons.in
one ofthe ordinary passage steamers. The
boiler burst, and the vessel sank in the river.
Sir Henry, with other passengers, swan for
their lives, and the former was much exhaus.
ted on reaching the shore. Sir Henry is in
very delicate state OF health. and II is feared
that the accident may seriously relard his re.
..ovcry.
The aggregate gold coinage Of the United
Slates, since the establishment oflhe Mini, TO
rho close Of 1852 was Se37 i.4sI so.
During the two months OF the current year
IN additional amount Of about S.. 500 900 has
been coined. which is TO be added To the a.
hove; making total in round numbers of
seas 100000.
The new territory of Washington comprises
tie pnrt ofOrcgon Which lien north Of the mid.
die of the main channel of Columbia River to
where j, crosses the 18th degree Of latitude md
then along said degree to the top oftho Rocky
mountains.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, E.q, the milonaire OF
New York,is building steam yatcb of about
1000 Inns in "hc, he proposes to take all
his family 10 Europe. The vessel is to be
finished and furnished in the mostsuperb style.
at the cost OF some 100000
At the commencement Of tho Pennsylvania
Medical College, Saturday last. Rufus A
krcbs was the only graduate from Virginia
The Journal OF Commerce says it has good
reasons for believing TO be untrue the Mirrors
statement that Louis Napoleon had ordered
the construction, at that port OFFS fleet Of war
Stcancrs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-11
The Common Council.

member of The City Council assures us that
that body Body lie in no wise responsible for
the obstruction now existing in Church street,
occasoneJ by the moving of an old building
No pc mission has been granted TO that effect
ION the contrary the following enacimenrs are
TO be found in the code Of ordinances and n
wait only the action Of the Police Master or
Mayor to be put in force
ANY person who shall suffer or PERM, his
or her cart, wagon. dray, f-e wood timber or
building materials Of any description, to remain
on any OF the public streets or alleys Of this
town or on the footuays Of the same; or in a.
ny way obstruc, the free passage OF the sam,
during the night. shall pay line of one dol
lar Tor every such offence.
at shall be the duty of the Police Master
as often Us may be, 10 traverse or pass throug
all the streets and alleys of the to CIV
information 10 some magistrate having iuli
dlction thereof Of the infractons of all %
dinances parts of ordinances Of the Con
mon Council in force, &c.
ut shall be the duty of the Mayor, at lea
once week. TO explore in person with III
Master of Police or Captain OF tho Nigh
Watch. and as much oftener az practicable
all The Streets, Lanes ond Alleys within thi
town. to observe the condition of the same
What Laws or Ordinances in relation theret
have h'rn violated. and TO cause the offender
10 be prosecuted. "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-11
The EsmperOr's Marriage.

The Paris correspondent Of the New York
Express says:
The honey week has been unattended with
important events. The happy pair have been
uninterrupted in their sylvan retreat. The
Emperor has been to Paris but once. and of
course nothing could be expectedio happen at
such an inopportune moment He appears
from time to time at the Bots de Boulogne in
an open carriage with the Empress, followed
by another open carriage. containing the four
ladies of the Palace. The promenaders treat
them With the most sublime Indifference
Everybody must have satisfied his curiosity on
the day Of his procession to Notre Dame, for
Her Majesty has nearly ceased to create sen
sauon. She passes almost unnotloed and the Pa
risians, from the most exctabe and vivacous
of people, are rapidly becoming the most
impossible. The equibs upon the Princess Eu
genie continue, however, and many of them
will live as the best specimens of cpl grams ex.
tont in The language. The alliance continues
unpopular, and decided reaction has com.
menced in the minds even of tho Emperor's
adherenls.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-11
Candidates for OMee.

We arc authorised to announce PntLLiP w " Lhs =,
: 'a"p IN ''' nv '' march ids
r4y~We are authorized Announce Hlnl. JANIS d =
kAeu the present incumbent. randidate Tor pi 'ii
ef Clerk of the Court Of Hastings Tor me city :" i
burg.
Mareb3-dts
CF-We are authorised to announce nnti,1 -
BRAscg candidate for the Office OF Mayor q ihe q
of Lynehburg
MarefJ-dts.
f1~We nrc authorised IN announce htft' hApth
son a candidate for the Office OF Police hh-f'I "i INT
city OF Lynchbmg. t'''''''"
t,FS-We are snthorized 10 Announce hNDhE" - DID
az n candidate for the CefkshiP oi the husiing-
Court for the city Of Lynchinrg'
March2-dts
t5y-We ARE authorized TO announce Wm Is. FEATn-
tnsTos candidate for the office of Clerk ol the Count oil
iIn.ting. fDr the corporation Of Lynchb"rg
Feb. 2S-ats
To Me Edi0y
A.. the elections nrc near hand permit me through
yo,r paper 10 nominate JoHs CARY EsaH. asa suit
able candidate tn be voted for Mayor OF this city II
j. unnecessary for me to anything of Mr. Cs qnaii
fcatioga for fhat ofce.-hc has lived among us more
ihsn twenty years. and is doubtless favorably known to
the citizens generally. hbfOhhhh.
MBrchj-dw2W
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-11
Lynehburg Manufactared Tobae 60

/ The manufacturers of tobacco in rcty,u itli
tho spirit which pertains to skill and envrpri.e.
have for many years been in the van IN paying
the highest prices for tobacco,as well os in en-
bracng opportunities 10 entcr the lists every
where. In the exhibition OF their superior pro.
ducts. Beautiful samples of manufactured Ia
bacco sent from this city to the Worlds IA ir
attracted particular attention. Tho brands of
Mossrs. Oyler K Anderson received an honor
able mention, and Mossrs Warwick & Otoy's
tho award Of the beautiful volume containing
The Reports 10 the Queen on the thirty cLs-
ses into which the articles offered were div
ded." together with a large premium med,
bearing likeness Of Prince Albert. Pre,d, Mt
Of TIE Royal Commission. The volume aid
medal were conveyed TO Messrs W & ID.
with letter from Mr. Fillmore. President O.
the Commission for tho United States Boil,
hive been left at the virginia. Rea ling ltoola.
where those JesIrous of seeing them cnn do 80
Whilst on tbs subject we will observe th At
the cnrorprisng Tobacco Commission Me r
chants of Richmond " NJ. Marin & Co. ha 20
awarded handsome premiums TO p'antet 5.
whose crops they sold during the last seas' m
atthc highest prices We admire and.commer I'd
the spirit exhibited hy Messrs NJ & Co, ca /
cnla,ed as 1t is TO give rise 10 a generous and
commendabIc rival.y amongst tho planters
who sell IN that market md would remind the
Commission Merchants ofths City, thata Wi
der and more extended field i, before them,
for an indulgence Of the same spirit. Our
planters sold arge quantities of Tobacco to
manufacturers in this market, the last seasonal
prices greatly superior to those paid in Rich
mond, and which have called forth such hon
,rable distinction
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-11
4 Simple but Iaraisatie Coggh R;medg

4 Simple but Lsraisate Co1gh R'medg
4 friend gives u the following recipe Tor a
very common complaint in our midsi, "h,ch
he and many others have tired and ionnd a
certain cure for coughs: Take hahdloi oil
green or three papers ofdry hoarh"und' and
steep 10 a quar-, OF water, 10 strong lea; re,
move the drces boil down to PINT; then add
a tesspoonfpI each Of brown sugar and honey.
a tablespoonful each Of lard and tar AMI boil
the whole to candy. Dose--a small piece a.
bout The size Of pea; to be taken whenever
disposed to cougb.-Peteysbmg nte'igrncer'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-11

Messrs. a. |. 4 J.. / tones have sent us specimen
OF chewing tobacco manufactured by Warwick & Otev
hynchburg, Fn it among the finest kinds we have
ever tasted 1t is really detachable eyqnsto to the taste
ma rlchIy merits The name bestowed upon it--"Jua
pean visit Who can be justly criticised for fond
ness oil the weed when independently of the careful
an" nice manner OF preparing it, it prompts one II rhnk
of so beautiful and intellectual an enbodieme,t Of wo.
m'h as ITS faIr and spiritual namesake What poetrv
whit devotion, may not be conured up when auictv
oh ewing guild fts sweet morsc connected as it i
with the fair Ju,ia! lol;ye r., ;b,,s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-11

The Hudson River Railroad. with a capital
stock Of $4,000. 900. has carried through pas
scngeFs from its opening. with the exception of
come few winter months, at the rate of one
cent per mile. The Harlem Railroad does
the same and both roads expect to sustain
themselves by doing a large bushes upon small
Proh's. To show that the idea is a feasible
one, the following calculation has been made
o' .he comparative Cost Of carrying a large
and small number Of passengers:
The COS, running passenger train with
torty passengers a hundred miles ia ,s,,oa,.a
at SGT. and the receipts on forty PASSENGER. a,
81 cents per mile. is SiOo. Net, income $40
The additional cost Of a train with egb,v.,.a
passengers would be only the expense of run
ming another car. or 50, making 500. Will
the receipts at / centsper mile. one half c
Tie above rutes. would be $102.50. leavin
me, income Of 1850 In like manner the CO
IL train with one hundred and twep,y pat
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-11

IPttchcra6 In Penasylgan,a-The Cham
bersburg. Wing, of the 17th ut., relates the fol.
lowing singular instance ofsuperstition, which
prves that the beliefin witchcraft is not yet
done away with:-A correspondent writing
from Fulton county informs US ola singular
case OF supposed wtchcrait that occurred near
Siding Hill. There is a certain sect in that
n.ighborhood, calling themselves the Christian
Church. A lady, one of the members, was ia
ken sick and lay for some lime, until she 6o, L.
ly imagined herself be witched, and sister IN
the church was settled upon as the witch. A
meeting OF the session was called in due ea.or
at which the minister presided, and the 1hero,
OF witchcraft was formally preferred ae aipsl
the lady. Beng new case, and We y,re ume
not provided for IN the disc pline, thu Aessior
was puzzled asto The proper manner O procee,
IN the case AT length it was propo se.l that sh,
should be asked TO step over br oorastick. A.
it had been said that a witch cou Id not do so
but the accused got over it WI hou, apparen
difficulty. After consultation l it was determ
med that she should be tiled il, Il pair of wee h
scales with Bibleto balance her, and if she wa.
witch the Bible would be too heavy for her
Accordingly she wastaker to a Midland the ex
pertinent lrie1 ;but she pro !ed too heavy for The
Bible 1t was then inin: tied that probably hei
clohing prevented far test. and halfa bushe
OF corn was put on the scales with the Bible Ia
balance the clothing. but still the lady was too
heavy, aid the charge was formally dismiss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-11

Ienser. : shown 10 be oaly SUI. and the re.
cops at "nc oeit rer mile wouldbe sI20lcss-
ing NET income of $50. II follows from th.,se
figures that If low fares increase ths travel IN
the relative proportion estimated. rcd ction
at fate 10 The minimum amount would not di.
ininish the net receipts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-11

!, Dung sctrs.. standing BY. remarkable Tor tho
graceful turn which she ever gives TO lhe =, OK
preston Of her ideas, i'm nedatey SAID :" as
Il not natural air. that the flower should come
after the stemT'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-11
An Apt Reply.
Dr. d

= WHO Is ATTACHED 10 a Partisan
hs IN the quail ty of physician, ex pressed
his establishment that man and $500 .s '"..,
.o' Created at the same time, instead Of tho la,.
ter spr'ngng from rib Of our f;rs, nsrs ,ne
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-11

The Wheeling Gazette states that the price
of real estate, in portion ofthat city has ad.
vanccd from two to three hundred per cent :
bove the prices paid three yoars ago, and att
ributes the Cause Of it to internal improve
ments
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-11

Cap Isaiah Rynders. the notorious chief Of
the Empire Club, is now in Washington solic-
Ting The appointment of Marshal ofthe South.
"rn District Of New York. He is backed by
powerful Recommendations, and i, will go hard
with the powers tina, beifhe is not rewarded
for bis labors.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-11

CoPYRIonT TREArY.-An international
Copyright treaty is said to have been negotia.
ted between England and America, by Mr..
Everett and Mr.. Champion, and tina, it as
sentinto the Senate some days since. /, will
be acted upon at the Extra Session OF the Sem
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-11
Keen, ChiIes ~ Baldwin.

NO lO2, MAIN STREET, Richmond, "a, Import
ers of fine Gloves, Crnvats, &C., and wholesale
and retail dealers in READY-MADE CLOTHING.
The senior partners of this firm have been extensive
engaged In the manufacture of Clothing for more than
sixteen years. and long experience has taught them
how goods should be made for the Virginia Trade The
Clothing sold this establishments (Which is the largest
IN he State is of their make, and warranted well
made Give No. 102 trial.
\. B.-Shirts OF superior make and ft
Marrhl-df2Smr ru VII
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
.Tenapcraslce.

NSTcmpcrance.-Mr WIN W. GREENE
Will deliver lecture Temperance at tn.
Masonic, instead of the Odd Fellows Hall on this Fri.
" evening. Mt past7 O'Clock. The public are inyi-
tu 10 attend mBrl i'll
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-11
FAMILY SOAP.-Every bo y come an( buy
l. family Soap, The best in The world.

l. family Soap the best in the world.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
Cold or warm water-eher soft, hard or salt-may
be used with perfec' Rub the soap upon the
clothes and then put them to soak Tor three or four
hours then take them and rub them and then rinse them
out. They will require but little rubbing after soaking,
and 10 boiling is required usual with other soaps
large washing be done in one-third less time and
trouble and expense than With any other soaps known
his soap is warranted not injure in any way the
slightest FIBRE or the skin, anything that it is applied
t." 1t will remove any kind of Grease Paint Tar Ink
Stains, &c from any Goods. without the least injury.
For sale by d. r. LYMAN.
Mnrch5--ta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-11
Roc..

NJ WAYS, BUGG Us, WAGONS 49,
4e.-The Subscriber respectfully inform. hi 9
the public generally TINT his stock If and
ways and Buggys Is large and he i. add,nn noeka
ly-sll 0f his manufacturing and Was Was 70 II ds
10 any in the state either for neatnes. M equal
lie hassso good stock of Carryals for one ,!,
horses. 'u Two
Ills sioc. nf iron asle wagons is very l,ru.
very superior roa wagons, and -four horse
mrge lot oftwn lot md one horse wapo suns and
Al-o large lot Of Rnii Road carts made al,
mp all sizes of wagons, carts &c. iaAhg
Feb -d3c6miE JNO. II gAIJpv
| 81 Iare below the FrankI;. I,
Danyilc Register publish month on and 81.
account to thi. office N'' send
Republican copy months. 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-11
STILL RECEIVING NEW GOODS.

~ HEEk ID IN III v hISO N H w UVUDS.
- March 5 l853.-JOHNJ. PURyIS, in addition
to large stock of NEW GOODS previously received,
is opening splendid lot OF Silk and Scotch Cling
ham UMBRELLAS.
lsrg esupply of white Goods to-wit: Checked Mus.
Inns Jackoncls Swiss and Book Muslins, &c, &c.
Mousns and Berage de Laines, Lawns, &c,-AlsO
Gen,lemens' Silk and Cambria Pocket handkerchief,
with many other articles too tedious To mention.
March5-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-11
t)fEDMONT WORAS-A EIIIsoN II Pre-
Il poie,or.
Steam Saw and Planning Mills,
Door, Sash Blind and Boc Facto,y,
MI and Mochinc Work,
I,lu Inrninr l,,l E,;ll,,.-

MAJ and W0chiRc Ho,k,
Iron Turning and FItting.
~, Btacksmithing Of all descriptions
hrse works hnvng been fitted up al grent expense
WIN steam power, and large variety of machinery fol
working wood and iron, form the most complete esab
's'nehI OF the kind in the Southern States. and can
one in the ordinary mode
:, Builders and those intending to build supplied with
Doors Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (primed AM
sIazed ii reqnired) Moudings, Flooring dressed and
and Notwithstanding, Palings, and variety Of other
materials required in building
G1ntra! tors supplied with Dump and Stone Cara, Der.
rex 'Farng, Whcelbarows, Picks and Bars and other
oois required upon Pubic Works
Constantly on hand tor sale on reasonable
III varieties OF FIGURING and other Lumber worked or
unworked. Saving and Planning done to order. Bills
1T Timber sawed 10 order
Jan Lifts NETTI ETnN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-11
4 yNCHBURG MARBLE wopU.

YNCHBUK G MARBLE WORU,
IL ADJOINING THE POST OFFICE, LYkraaas'
VA b. GADDESS T. BRO, Propyieos,'.. no no
merry Of Boltimore keep hand ond make tn o! Gor
at Northern prices. Egyptian and Italian Marble Me-
Ties plain and ornamental Monuments, Tomb. u t,a'
and foot Stones Garden Vases, Counter Table p.en
md Wash..tand tops, made to any size the .b,a.
notice Also. door and window sills
Any order, from country, entrusted to n. ~,
he faithfully executed with ntatness and dispatch
Aug l3-dt4 J. b. GADDESS'S BPo