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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-11

4 CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res.
"A peetluy ask continuance of the patronage
long bestowed upon him, to the new concern and in
this connection he deems il proper, to nsN all who
indebted TO him to come forward and settle their
counts without delay.
There many caims Of long standing, which II usl
close up md it is expected TINT all who know III ON
evcs 10 be indebted will pay attention to this notice.
Inn Sits s. DluGUlp.
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MERCHANTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W. Payme

I NEsSDL EEEVs.--EhEEIp :" N
~ has purchased 81 +. G. Bell IS entire Interest ~
the concern II Payne ( Bell All debts due the lfn vi
bc collected By l. W faynes nso The debts due faai
rho conccln y 10 b. paid by him
We request PERSONS having account. against TIE hfn.
~ bring them settlement; uso all ebo are i1dehf.
a.. To the eanceff. sill plense cal and mae paYmsrt
PAYNE < BELL.
iy Oft. July2l -
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SOuTmERN FINE ARE, BY Il. IL.

GOUTHERN FINE ART, by n. B.
- WEIGH, OF GHARLEsroN, ). C,-GEO. WASH
lNGtON-Ba Unprecedented mHeoRnalS Of 1mericaa Fine
Arh- Welch'S Nagai6caem Portrait Of WASHING
TON-(20 by % inches) Engraved steel (by per
mis- ron from Gilbert S'dars only original painting.
The celebrity Of tbs great engraving has doubtless
become familiar household words TO the mind of
every person in the L. s. who can read.
Every Artist Schoat, Statesman and Jurst, in our
country and in Europe capable of Judging has pro-
nounced WEIGHS WASHINGTON PERFECT trans
SCRIPT Of Stuart's world renowned printing and such
THE ONLY CORRECTLY ENGRAVED PORTRAIT ~ ExIs-
rESCE.
FIVE DOLLARS PER COPY.
The only merit this Portrait of Washington possesses
Is, that tie Senate of the United States and the most
celebrated Scholars Artists Juriss md Statesmen of
the United States pronounce it the CORRECT Por-
trait of Washington engraved.
Partcu Ian attention invited the following letter
from the Hon Roger Taney, Chief Justice of the T.
States:
BALTIMORE June 26, 1852
Dear Sir: Accept my thanks for the Portrait of
beauty must stih every one who sees it and is no
less hapPy iuits lle the Father of his country
1t was ey good rn"" = hive seen him in the DAYS Of
my heyhood and his vic ~ance is vet strongly
impressed ON my memory. u ..ftra.. - nave is
snedaPpears To me to he likeness = Presenting
perfectly. the xpression we'll as the form and fea
lures Of his face With great respect
am yourt ob't servant,
X, B. TANEY.
Geo Childs, Esq. PhIa.
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NEW EOUNDRY.-The subscribers take.
eaye to inform the citizens OF Lynchhurg, aud Vi
entity that they have leased the establishment on the
basin known Warwick Mill and foundry for the pur-
pose of carrying general foundry business, and the
manufacture agricultural tools, tobacco presses of oil
kinds. and fixtures.
We prepared 10 furnish all kinds of plows ant
pillow castings used in this country Also mill gearn,
and threhns machines. made of the best material ant
in the most substantial manner.
We hive patterns of the Livingston, Pcck's Hill Ea.
Gle, New York, Premium two sizes Hill side (for and
horses, superior patcrns,) aud subso plows. Also
cnltvnor road scrapers. and the celebrated ay
Straw and corn stalk cutters in this country with from
To 10 knives.
All orders FOR any of the above mentioned imnemcnts
machines will be promptly attended to. Grain and
country produce taken in cxchan GO.
Corn, aud Corn meul furnsed as usual at tho mill
WHlTTEMORE, McNAMEE Il co
II WHITTEMoRE,
JAMES McNAMEE.
g A WmTTEMoRE.
ian %. dc&ts
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TOMMY. Misa.. Dec. Z. 1852.

RoDsFf Miss, Dec. 7, 1852.
Isaac Bridge Esq, .Nctc Orleans.
Dear Sr,-We send you one of Rich & Cos Safes,
tried in the fire in our town the 22d August. This
Safe stood exrome lent Of large frnme building, in
which il used, surrounded by quantity of baggng,
-four, rope, whskey and many other combusble arti.
Giles. II will show for itself the heat it sustained The
papers therein we're not even soed. We therefore do
hereby certify that this of the best Safes have
seen All oher saies except this make proved worth
less now be proven the ruins.
Yours respectfully.
WOBTHlNGTON & co.
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MISCELLANEOUS
ExHIRITI0N.-Th

TyREE EXHIRITION.-Th subscriber hav.
E ing obtained at considerable expense, fnom III.
whitehursts Washington Gallery. Daguerfeoiyresoi
the following distinguish bed characters, s respectful,
nvitesthe public cal aud examine them, IN eonnee
ton with large number Of his production, the
Nhitehurst Gallery.
President Fillmore Gen Winfield Scot, VIM. A. Gra
ham. Gen Franklin Pierce. wm X. KING. Gen. Lewis
Cnss Judge stephen A. Douglass !. + GIBBS.
Ialx IA-5frs Prapfietas
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COME AE.LAsT.. -oHARLEs !

a. COME .LASF.. CHARLES \
GA ENARD. WATCH MAKER 4 JEwELER, Lyncl-
dss.z8 burg, Va would respectfully call the utter
ton the citizens Of Lynchburg and the surrounding
country his fine and splendid assortment of W..ah-
cs Jewcry and Silyerwnre just received romhe Morrill,
of the latest styles and patterns, selected by himself
with great care to suit this market. From his long ex
perience in the Watch and Jcwehy business he fat
ters himself that he ean please the (astidous-
As for his " orkmRIship he leaves it To those thai
has done work for 10 Judge All hc asks is lia ar
f You 0re not perfectly satisfied, and if his goods and
not exactly what lac recommends them to be- he binds
himself to lcdoubl' the money and chnrge for the
goods
Old Gold and Silver tuken in exchange for ANYTHING
in my lnc.s CA.EVARD
March S-.ts . doors above Exchange corner.
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ATTIsACTgON!-

tKEAT ATTRACTIONS JUST re ceiv
~ ed for the Fall trade immense quantities p GooIS.
ing Purlor mud office STOVES, for wood ia,
und coal Fnney and plain Coal Grntes, it'll ,tsz1@
Hnl without summer pieces. beautiful and chcn'. ~
Cooking Rnnges Tor wood and coa some new patterns
which have been selected, with great from the
Northern mnrkets, and warranted To give perfcc snts
faction Chson's patcnt hot air ventnring and port
able Furnaces, all sizes for warming Dwellings, Oh urch
-. Factories &c. Patent Mrlnic Mirror Mantle $, oil
magnificent design and finish and which ure fast SUI
reding the use of Marble
He is also prepared furnish Sprats patent Light
ning Rods, Gust iron Roing, Hydraulic Rams, lift nnol
nrce Pumps OF the best kinds in use, Hose. Lead Pipe.
Sheet lend Spvc Fixtures. &c &c making atog elhor
the lnrgest mud complete assortment ever offered
in this market. aud which shall BIZ sold for less hnn
| any other cs'ab~hment in the city. Q. s. BLISS.
+ -rinand Iron Roofing and Fave icra, mad T.
! md PM On 10 order in superior manner.
oct l3-dts G. s b.
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IA GROCERIES, IND PLASTER.-The sub.
scriberst continues the fire proof brick Warehouse
the cHna amidst all the changes receive and for
ward Goods, Produce, Manufactured Tobacco, &c.
Our charges Willie low ind forwarding done with dis
patch.
Will receive in n few days, Grat rate assortment OF
Groceries, which he will sell low, md buy all times
Flour, Corn Meal, Oats, Flax Seed &c, for which he
will give the best prices.
Pig and Bar Iron for sale
JAMES b. RENWICK.
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MECHANICAL.

nsHE SUBSCRIBER BEGs LEAVE MOST RE
L speeifuly cal the attention Of the eiizaas Of
Lsnclbufg and the al looming country n hia large and
u splendid as soFtnent ut BOOTS SHOES. -
81 CATERS. &c Of hi. owns MAKE,
- an1 which WARRANTED oT rnE HEaT euALi.
~ AND OF suPERtoR woHKNsxsHTP.
Persons wishing to have good aud durable boot o.
Shoe fortbc present season sill 10 Wei ea me,
az am determined please, both regards quality
and price.
Don't forget 10 call at the three dopfs above tho
Franklin lloel. and Immediately opposite tie CitizeDs
Saving Bank T. +. GRlAfALDi.
dec / fafa
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BOOKS. STATIONERY &C,

DOCKS BOOKS! !--AEh bo,h .,o 5as
= 80 = ~. IT., = 20 374 cent.
VIel..itndes. a revolutionary Story by James .
! Lutte Stewart. from Blackwood, =.
Henry Bsmon1, 10y 1hackeray. ~ =.
Il Shabby Gcnle,l Story do - -
lIarrer's Magazine,
Diaper Chemistry,
Lilraln's Botany.
do a." for beginners,
Bonon. L. 'sae Gra
posoch5. aista 2 .aoce, Rome & France,
Mitebes Geography - As.a. I7sT Eli
d. Primary
Cuffer's Anatomy
Parker. Philosophy Primary,
bullion Classical SERIES.
Dawes Arths AMI AlathI Works
School IuBsiaada,
Steel Pens. superior quality
Slntes Wei. IF the best quality
Ink and Iek Powders,
White Slate Pencils,
Writing Booas
Duy-bools aad Ledgers,
Lclteraud Record Books, Journals,
Invoice Books Ca.h Books
piaries large and Small, size.
Porket acct Boolss, great variety,
Printed time Books,
do Bill Books,
Indexed Mems,
Bank Books,
Envelopes, cold and white plain and fancy,
Pili Paper long and broad,
Round Rubber Bands,
Drawi. 2 and Writing Pencils
Letter Clips for holding papers.
Ia 1t
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n u u = - " " W A'Ftk y W sHsF''
u WHEAT FANS The attention of the public IL
respectfully in yited stock OF Tbresne Machine"
and Whcnt Fans, which substantially but,Rnd al
most approved patterns, Pcrsons in necd Of snel
implements would do well 10 give our atork an cxuur
feel satisfied TINT they viii be pleaaod boil
in price and woe kmanslip.
All Implement warranted to perform we'll
iyI5-ts DtUGUID g. BROTHER.
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NEW CONCERN.--The suhscribers hnye tbi,
y day nsaocincd themselves together for the purpose
f eonducting dc crul Grocoy, Gommission anil For.
rari,Hg BUSINESS under the firm aud style Of WUR
RELL 5STRAT IRON and have taken the hpnso for
meHy occupied by N1essrs Echols Il Pryor, next door
to Mcdaniel & Hurt, Main ST., LynchburP, Va
We will keep constantly on hand large aud well sc.
ecred stock of Groceries, Liquors, Tanners Oil, Do
nestle Dry Goods. &c. Sc in fact, every article us.
,Ially kept in a groccrv establishment.
All of which will sell rs good terms M any
house in the place. TlIOS T. MURRELb.
~ 3-d&cts WIN II STRATTON.
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ITO HOUSE BUILDERs.--rhe 81

II bers hive on band very large assoltmou Of Rim
and Mortise Locks, a poriinn very hae) Plate and
Closet Locke Dnor aud Window Hinges. Blind tasien-
ines Screws Cut and Wrought Nail., Finishing Nntls.
French and American Window Gass itom ~ to 20 =
2s Putty Sash Cord, &c Sc..-all Of which they
disposed 90 sell On fair terms.
+ iaeeS.tG GREGORY. RoYALL & SIMPSON.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUB SUBSCRIBERS
IN of4er 10 enable ALL to possess copies of the abnve
elegant Portraits the subscriber respectfully olrs Tho
following inducements for the formation Of Cnb sn
scriptions u 'uo sud
'0'"' r .. % " eino OF i've SEQ 90
a. zen nc' 80 90
On the receipt of the subscriptions The Porr,s
VIII be sent tree OF postage (atthe sole risk Of the
scrlber) to one address, each of the s,iJ L
desired. Address RGBEPT KfS s1'u 'iuo' as
Agent for Welch's Portraits Of
Washington and Jackson for State Of Va
Eagle Square, Richmond Va
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Yours respectfully.
WORrHlNGTON g. co.

Merchants aud others interested in the preservation oi
books and papers from FIRE respectfully requested
call at the of the undersigned and reru.e
Der OF certificates similar the above extending
period ten years. No hook paper, document al
any description has been injured by fe in any OF
these Safes.
Anassortmcut of these Safes with aud without Ynlc
Powder Proof Locks. and Jones Powder Proof Locks,
for sale at tn" Depot f6 Water Street and at the Fac
tory corner Of Avenue and st. Marks Place, New
York. STEARNS 4 MARVIN.
Successors to Rich & Co, li6 Water Street, New
York, the only makers of Saamandcs Safes in the L.
nited States, combining Wider's and Reh's Patents.
Stems & MARVIN, Salamand Safe Manufacturers,
have purchased of H. C. jones the patent right for his
Powder Proof Bank Lock, commonly called the WoRLp's
FEIR LOCK. behind which One Thousand Dollars
placed in Safe at the Fair in London, dnrng period
offoryhve days. To be the property pfa any of the vis
tors who could open the Lock. The attempt To open
was made daily by hundreds without
Bankers. jewelers. and Merchants be supplied
with these Locks by the sole propricors.
STEARNS & MARVIN,
feb S-.dSc3m. lI6 Winter Street, New York.
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N Office TO THE PUBLIC..

NOTTCE TO THE PUBLEC.-Secton
L Ii of the charter of ~ he Lynchburg and Abing
don Telegraph Company" reads follows;
That if any person, persons shn wfnlly know
lines communications, or any part thereof-to br
erected BY the said company in pursuance of this
he, she, they shall pay the said corporation
hundred dollars for said offence. and shall be further
liable for all damages which tho said company may
suffer in repairing the injury and from the interruption
of their business to be recovered in action of
pass,-and, if any person. mourning the penalty aore-
said SHALL through insolvency other be
able or shs fail to pay the penalty damages afpra
said and shall second time commit resspass upon the
said lines any part thereof aforesaid, he. She
they, shall be liable, upon conviction thereof, i'm
prlsonment in the county Jail of mot less than month
nor more than ak months"
The penalties of the section above recited will be
rgidly enforced. + r. DEANF IR
60 A.. President L. & A. Telegraph Co.
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L NNCmRUKG MAMRLE MOKKs.

I hNthBtkG mAkBAE "OKhS,
4 ADJOINING THE POST OFFICE, LYNcHRuRG :
Va y. GADDESS ~ BRO, Prolrietors, (tor
merry 81 Baltimore) keep on hand aud make To ordc
n Northern prices, Egyptian and Italian Marble Man
lies, plan aud ornamental Monuments, Tonbs Hcad
md foot Stones, Garden Vases, Counter Table Bnreat
and Wash-sand tops made any size at the shortest
notice. Also, door and window siils
Any order, from country entrusted To rs, will
ne faithfully executed with and dispatch ut
Aug l3--dts J. b. GADDESSfS BRO
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RECOMMENDATIONS

RECOMMENDATIONS.
We have In use Mr.. r. Brittingh am Mitchell PUMP
AND ENGINE. md esteem them mosl. valuable Mp
lendaec rfnai convenience and efficient rrotec
ton against FIRE.
CHARLES MARK, Richmond.
II. II. TYLER. do
DR.. ROASrER. Huguenet Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN farmvillc.
EDMUND HUBBARD Buckingham,
T. J. GAINES. Chsrlottec.
The Pump can be .eea ia at DR.. VIM. s. Morr's's
Diuguids foundry aud at many other places IN Lynch
htre I'll Of whom approve their utility and 'soful
meas The Pump can be seen in RIl 'nond, Wing
oRce They are warranted T. .'or well for year
~ NO1ICE.-An psr.e,,- buying selling the
uboye articles, are responsible me for il.
BRfTTINoHAM MITCHELL,
march 29-dis Fropfirtor.
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NEW CONCERN.-Atrh the old stand of Tins
y lev, Taylor X Co We have this diy associated
ourselves together under the stye and firm Of IHyor
rinsley & Co for the purpose Of conducting grnela
Conni-.oa Grocery nd Forwarding business, and Ter
tie purpose Of manufacturing tobleco. under The style
and firm Of + s FERGUSON & co.
w. will keep con-ta1 nv on hnud lorae stock Of Gro
ccrics, ..iquors, Domc-tic- Prints Yoolen goods
BLANKETS Iron, Steel Licoricc, OIL, mills, Tabacco,
Nc. &c.
trom our experience in the different branches Of
business. and prompt attention, we hopeto rita shorr
of public patronage.
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nRY GOODs.-PmTLIP w. PAYNE

repeatedly s0Iirifs fra ~ ifrHfs md 70 p3HF
Ir he patronage heretofore extended Ia tie I'm q
luYhe 6 Brl IL Stock i. large and well ase''tea
nod every article wiIl be sod me ulest reasonable
-. 5saG-f-
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS

Gardeners Florisfs, Iaeoyporoted Compaa,es Man
n|aetnrsws Artisans. Protesnonoi Ncn Nohanics aud
otAys-The Pump and Fire Engine
com bined.-Rig1t iSoctred ~ Uaifed Stofes l.,
fcrs- Pafenf.--ALL INFRisoEaEETa wit b. fRosEot
TED ny Law. This is the valuable invention ri
the aee and without which MANUFACTURED, public ed
fees hotels and private dwellings, incomplete and
counurutively insecure With this ehenp mud efficient
,ire Engine the Farmer is perfectly Independent OF all
nnscconmodating insurance eomPanics and Gnu bid
defiance 20 the ncendiary
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DissoLUrIoN OF CoPAkTHEt.

II sIIIFs-IbF 20 TRrhfT7IHF IFI7I"I' = -
under ihe firm OF 7ipsieg Tagig 4 Ga. b. thi. aat
.is.ofrrd y mutual consent and the Il The eourera
,,u beused ouy by T |. Tiasley al Juo ORGY Iayoria
,o4iag up tie business 1h5sc iafjog eIaimz aena1
ihr concern w rlen-r present en- fot pnyment, IN .
tlo-e INDICTED the inn VII please conn forward AMI
eth a. W. wish To c5sc the bu.iue-s.
W beg leave rc, der our thinlss 10 o1r Giend. IL
lt.r liberal p,tranHgc and tbe concern ol Iaylor
fu.iey &. Co. .oIrit, further continuance Of thc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-08
LOTTERIES.
= LIHREITsS LOT-Tppy ovrtrp ,-,,,------

NHohAs LAMBERT intends opening oes opposite sn.r
nuns Hotel, Calvert street Nopd.x
In very su days from ths svsry license Tor ths ss- a. IL
pesee ~ bsgntd al have expired,
WI 'hen he TnAuiel either 10 Boy a Gs Es
Tor AZ part he Is unwilling aAll h.yiny
heretofore had the good fortune during resdsne. on
year, az y not 10 be accused violation Of law q, or
nance ne there"re respectfully socits
friends and others In Virginia. Who 10 achass reset,
Hh e tdiasg s b',e or rting ne Jen1iy - doiaJ as
SUI ng those rho do not knOo AIM their order. viii REEVE
strictly Observed. 'NF ." "a WI "e
20 Prize Tickets In the Maryland Lotto or ,uch
Lotteries A. he has sold In here which he Vii L,y h.
hg,lrll be Ssshei or received In payment Tickets.
kciNosD, Va, April 23th, lisa
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ;

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Z.
EXCHANGE HOTEL. p. BALLARD, Proprietor
A Jones and lady, Calves Kirkpatrick o~hatAn
ton, Texas L. Spencer Charlotte
J Sydnor Texas V Rucker, Lynehburg
Myers, Va II Gillespie Meckenburg
q Amman, New York WIN q 81 Clair, lady 4 child
WIN smith, Hanover Mrs Shumake, Amelia
ID II Smith, Richmond Is n Robertson US A
II Bynum, Ala DIR X Tyler, Va
ID III Tyler, Army BIN wigglesworth Spottsyl-
Watts, Miss g Haughton, Nc vania
w Morris, Hanover Caden and servant 5. q.
Mitchell Miss RT Harri Albemarle
Potentm. w Harris, do
\ q Rust, Geo 5 Rust, Florida,
l. Davenport, Abingdon w Moseley, No
w Smith 4 !, Campbell J T Alexander, MeckIenburg
Denver, Lexington 81 Amss, BAcksbutg
Grams, Jr, La ID Thomas, do
Miss Grams, do J A Sykes, Miss
II Bivon, A la w Abrahans, Ala
III " Cole, Providence TY shepherd Madison
q enshaw Chas City J VI Deems and family Char.
$ Cecil, Newburn lottesviile
Mrs Nicodemus, and dugh- X Jones, Charlottesville
ter, Nd CT Jones do
Miss Dorsey. Md A w Dorsey and Lady, Char.
w Smith md lady, la lottesville
Miss Buck, Frederick sburg.
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FALL TRADE.

NNThh a ALVEY, No. IG P-ari street, IIchmond. In.
" b1Ters ant tAoisIs Dealers % Hoiry, CiOs. HIEd.
Ge''tts tfrdfs, B,'Hs, CODsl, TArcIds DC
store OF their own direct importation the largest
mnse assortment Of Cotton woosn and sink Hosiery
handkerchief and Cravats Fancy WOODEN Goods Buttons
Threads and fancy Goods generally any
ket, in one estabishuAent.
Having every facility in the importation Of Foreign Goods
confidently pledge Goods Low As III,
are sold in any market in the country.
We would respectfully solicit Merchants Virginia North
carolina and Tennessee,
visiting our market assuring them that viii show them
unsurpassedb by any In Bitimors Philadelphia
sr2 GISTER A ALVEY ~ p.s,i -,
NEW MUSIC! NEW MCsIC!!-P. H. TAYLOR Ia. ju.t re.
pieces.
'',iy Heart is Breakiuy"-by Temper
"Afairy would be"-by Wilson
Good bye Swecthrart"-by Hatton
suEette-by Luley
Once Upon a Timely Thomas
Sweet 10 the Hourly Southland
Matrimonial blessings, Polka-iy sirakosch
Friendship. Polka
C0staT, Polka.
seq Nfu.ic Store A. GO NnIa street
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Me-. e. cAaks q, rA y. A. rAr,

NT,SSSs a clAaks q. rAlscss A; TAR.
.ns. RON shs ss ssx s.1 .ne plain P
rsesi,sd Ds World. I.ir London,
my combine improvement. With The M.aic
cd .~r-,s~-- Of tone and sr.at dus.,i,aS
~ viii be appreciated In the ooah,ry good
TlItoa ha. sold these city for tn, las,
seventeen years, to the entire sAeton Of
az The publ. cautioned observe Of the
SS r.nS S,d as.n n part pay for nss ones
lin Strings Of the best quality
sic be Baltimore /. in weekly rSep, o. All
made to school. and dealers inc o'' H's'a discount
aus rLano Music store q CD Main Il,
passoy full S Of 6Ss' %,,s sfse from The
Pots Ovens Spiders skiets. Bakr Andrrohs Caudrons and
aus ' ANDREW JOHNSTON rSs' a go CO.
isi door stairs to thelen. ja6-tf
evening next. -
LroR CHARLESTON. =. Che hne a.tsannE
IT schooner En1A Captain chvera, having tiEEfSS
For balance OF frelshtIaPPiy to so.
,oii DO-roN-pir-, yss-r-icl.spd ami ,fon lin, q,
II Paet..s.-The clipper sehr. MISSIONER, George
he, SsssS Snd a o s sa. al T
&c dispatch For balance Of freight apply 20
E1roR NEW oalE,>s-FInSr YxSSgL-rhe .u- =
PORTION ass SsP' R'..
possible Dispatch balance OF reight,
ply DAVID CUERIF
IINOR sNN tRtNCf~tO DIREt'r-The epp.r
II bsrgue yIRGINfAS Nathaniel Bou.h, Comrian- ~
d+rThis beautiful vessel will
sufficient resh shod offer, and having proved
self 10 be remarkable fast sailor very
For freight having superior
dAion-, apply to
auSo DAVID cUREIE
Lyon NEW yORK-FIRST TESSEL-yirgiris
Il Linz Of Richmond aud New York Packets 4-f,SN
Tu't Commander, having portion q her
board will
- PktIAL NOTitE-New York aud Virginia }, 49,,
- = - Co-sPeeie Gold Silver, Stones Metals
valuable articles kind,
ed on board Of either Of the Company chips J,o
or the Rnofe except by special
OF the ships,
articles unless Bills Of Ladngs granted
lue therein stated LUDLAM A WATSON
AuSo-u Agents.
N0TICE-CAsH FOR sLAvES.-Those TO sell slave,
~ In Buckingham and the Virginia
plcation TO ANDERSON d. ABRAHAM ANDERSON
ABRAHAM, Jr they Si find eah prices
Tor hundred and atty
OF the above parties will be found months
Their residence in the Aforesaid ANDER
son D. ABRAHAM, MAySyille Post Oee, White
Buckingham county, oe25-du
SD CIDESs' HORSE sHoES.-we day in receipt
Of further supply Of Burdens" Horse shoes, sizes
which We oner for sale low. z. 7. MOOSE co,
aust Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-08

En BOXES LOAF, RBLS CRUSHED SUGARS for .,le by
sDD seq DAVENPORT. ALLEN A co.
fENO COUNTRY MERCIIA NIS--NEW STOCK or CLOTH.
INC FOR THE FALL or 1885. MERCHANT >
WEslGER, No ix Main receiving their Pail
stocE Of READY MADE CLOTHING. and Furnishing Gods
embracing quality and variety. These Clothing has
manufactured by Themselves IL the for country
trade they have Merchants
North TO supply Themselves will sell good terr
huIse in the country.
Gall and examine for yourselves at No ll2 Main street
eE2 =, MERCHANT 4 WEiSIGER.