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to examine into and decide all cases violating
this ordinance summarily.
Art 4 That this ordinance shall not he con
strued TO apply to eases 10 which any public
hackney coach, public cab or oyder public vchi
Gle whatever is detained in receiving or dis
charging persons who may have elarloyea the
same.
Mr.. Converse offered the following resolution,
Which was read twice and adopted, the rules be-
ing suspended:
Resolved, That one thousand copies Of the
Ordinance to prevent fast driving and riding be
printed in hand bill form, and posted in eouspi-
cuous places, that all may understand and be
able to act in accordance
The following report and resolution from the
Police Committee were taken up and adopted
unanimously by yeas aud nays:
The Police Committee, to whom was referred
the petition of the citizens Of the Third District
praying for the erection Of q Guard House, beg
leave TO report in favor Of the petition, aud
offer the annexed resolution:
J. NJ BURKE,
j. j. LUGENBUH,
Resolved, That the Comptroller sell at public
auction, after thirty days notice, to the lowest
bidder, the contract for building a Guard House
on the property known rs Frcscati, on Lcyec,
between Louisa and Picty streets, III accordance
with plans and specifications on file in the Sur
| yeyors office
| The following report from the Police Commit
tee was taken up and adopted, and Ordinance
No. 692 against Keno or Lotto, mentioned in
said report was concurred in:
| The Committee on Police, to whom was re-
forred the ordinance No, 500, from the Board Of
Assistant Aldermen, report the same, with the
recommendation that it be concurred in.
j. NJ BUEKE,
| J.J. LUGENBUuL,
| L, GIQUEL
The following report from the Police Commit
tee was taken up and adopted, and the resolu-
ton No. 6l2, from the Board of Assistant NJ
dermen, granting permission to J. G. Loze to es-
tabish a cemetery on the Marigny Canal was
not concurred in.
The Committee on Police, to whom was re-
ierred the resolution No. 6l2, from the Board Of
Assistant Aldermen, granting permission to j
Q. Loze to establish cemetery on his property
in the Third District, beg leave to report
against the concurrence in said resolution.
j. NJ. BURKE,
| j. j. LUGENBUHL,
E. GIQuEL.
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NEAR SIR commenced the use of your
y kATHAtRON by accident having little Thugs
my Hair rber o much service that take
plsssurs hihig hs fact known your benefit.
O4ll t5r some eight years.
youts, ct. J.CtNlPRETt, Rothtsie-, y. =.
- Sold by JAZZ Is WuUDaAN, Common Aast
Streets Se,yD ssaaa. ml4
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W n 'Hh'N -
X. N. Woolt.

MIR. Claiborne, on behal OF the Judiciary
Committee, offered the folio. wing report and re-
solution, which were read twice and adopted,
the rules being suspended:
The Judiciary Committee, TO whom was refer
red the letter of the Honor able the Recorder
Of the Second District, in reference to suit
brought by Lewis Castera, for payment of his
claim against the city for col rection OF the AS
sessment Rolls of the Seconcl District, respect
fully report that the sum of four hundred dol
lars having been allowed for services oil a slml-
lar nature in the First District, and your COM
mittee having reason to believe that the amount
of labor performed was about the same IN the
Second District, beg leave to submit the follow
ing resolution
hereby. authorized to warrant upon the Treas
urer for the sum of four hundred dollars, in
favor of Lewis Castera, for payment in full Of
his claim for services by him rendered in cor
rectng the Assessment Rolls of the Second Dis
trict, the previous appropriation for the SAINT
object being hereby repealed.
VIM. G. G. CLAIBORNE, Chairman.
GEORGE CLARK.
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Mr.. Giquel took his seat.

Mr.. Wood offered the following resolution:
Resolved, That the Comptroller be, and he is
hereby, authorized TO relinquish one half Of the
amount OF forfeiture incurred by Denis Gro
nan ON his contract for laying the banquetet
around jackson Square.
Mr. Clark offered the following substitute.
which was read twice and adopted, the rules
being suspended:
Resolved, That the Surveyor issue to D. Gro
nan, contractor for the tagging Of the sidewalk
on jackson Square, a certificate for the work
performed, in accordance with specifications,
less the sum of one hundred dollars, to be re-
tanned as fine
Mr.. Claiborne, on behalf of the Committee on
Education, offered the following report and re-
solutions, which were read twice and adopted,
the rules being suspended
The COMMITTEE ON Public Education, to whom
was referred the resolution providing for the
appointment OF n suitable person to take charge
OF Barlow S Planetarium, and to give astronomi-
cal lessons thereon, etc, beg leave TO submit the
following resolution as a substitute;
Resolved, That BarloW's Planetarium. lately
purchased by the city, and now located in the
Hall OF the Mechanics Institute, be and is here
by donated to the Mechanics Institute Of New
Orleans, as q testimonial OF regard on the part
OF the Common Council for the laudable objects
Of the Institute and a stimulus 10 the mechanical
genius Of eur city; provided, that the said me
ehanics' Institute shall fix and assign al least
one day in each week, where the Planetariam
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may he visited by the pupils Of the public and
private schools who may desire to receive m
sfruction upon it under the direction oil their
neso,yed. That tho Mayor he requested to
con,,nunieate the above TO the President and
directors Of the Mechanics Institute, and in case
If their acceptance. 10 furt tish them with GER
tifci cory Of the above rest 'ln'ion
W. C. c. Oh. AlGoRDtE, Chairman,
W A. CASE luEr,
IL Wnnft
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The undersigned, a member Of the Board OF
Aldermen, enters his protest against the action
Of the Commercial Watersorks, in declaring
dividend on their stock, and refers the Attorney
and directs him TO obey the orders of the Coun-
Gil to sue out an injunction t. prevent the pay
ment of said dividend, J. NJ. BuRKE.
The following resolutions adopted by the Board
Of Assistant Aldermen, were read twice and
adopted, the rules being suspended
4 resolution RENTING fine imposed on J, II.
Lowell, and authorizing the return of lumber
stored by the Whartinger
A resolution to sell contract for laying brick
sidewalks on Kerlercc street from st. Claude to
Rampant street.
An ordinance fixing the wharfage dues TO be
maid by barges over 100 tons at twenty five dol
lars.
4 resolution authorizing the purchase of 800
tons of gravel from John Gale-uuanimously by
yeas and nays.
\ resolution relative to enforcing the agree
ment Of the Wardens ofthe Church Of st. Louis,
with reference to ST. Anthony Square and the
alleys on either side Of the said Church.
\ resolution instructing the City Attorney to
proceed to bring to a final issue the claim Of the
| heirs of Mrs Guillotte and others, against the
city, relative to the property known MS the Ma
gazine street market.
A resolution relative to offenders against pub
| lie morals in markets of Second District.
A resolution authorizing the contract with j.
Forshee for supplying the City Work-house
with meats-unanimously, by yeas and nays
A resolution appropriating $3.50 for ex-
penses of the Work house unanimously by
yeas andnays
A resolution directing the Surveyor to en-
ploy the chain gang ON First street, Second Dis
triet.
The resolution instructing the City Attorney
to protect the interests of the city in the matter
of the encroachinents by the Orleans Nayiga-
ton Company, was referred to the Committee OF
Streets and Landings.
The resolution appropriating $50 per an
mum to NIilneburg Fire Company No. l, was re
ferred to the Committee on Fire.
The resolution granting j. Mason leave t,
give street exhibitions OF music was not con
CURED in.
The following resolutions, passed by the Boart
| Assistant Aldermen, were read;
Resolved, That from and after the 18th day
Of February, 1853, it shall not be lawful fol
any person or persons to fire or discharge any
cannon on Lafayette Square.
Resolved, That the Mayor be instructed It
furnish the commanding officers OF the artillery
companies with copies Of this resolution.
The yeas and nays being called on the motion
to concur in the above resolutions resulted n
follows
Yeas-Messrs Burke, Jones, Labatut, Woo
and Gasquet-5.
Mays -Messrs Clark, Giqucl, Lugenbuhl
Converse, Claiborne and the President, W. Z
g. Claiborne-0.
No majority voting in favor of the above mo
ton, the said resolutions were not ooncurred in
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VS. Northumberland lu Comlnis.

Iots Ice TnnHs oht ra If0pfates u1t has
lie l 'a hyer 90 rtteau enable dPes
= 10 present par Ia ats of-
IAH'ti DE- le raj asre ses ProHfia sFus.
LAAILn ILIIL-- iu1 r-auLrn - u
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RpLACE PAINT-MANUFACT FROM
, THE BRlpGEWATER-oak kegs Of each, not
te efs by hpo.r and prout against the effects spaGks
ala ruitta, all o s.s. ty
ozia e. c. E1GEBT Co. zoe
AFsHE y t.4 Ia r4fI ssr hi Al 4I.sn1a Is
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FOORTER, ALE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER,
at1lsa, arras rtg wholesale rsta, SIS
iaug! f.. IL. Hedges s. Co, ~ ayi street.
ALLS0Pps, INDIA PALE ALE

THUS ALE ceertgl throughout India Tor is valuable enie proper
ties, being entirely AdasTuLu oil
Matt Water by AIHsr5. SAMUEL ALISDpP sos
,5to-lpon Treai now, sa.l
by liafgl ISL H. II. filayS iup1rer, 81 Gragi-r
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The following report and ordinance, from fb4
Police Committee, wero taken ~ and adopted
The Committee 'ohee, to whom Eas re-
ferrci an ordinance entitled An Ordinance to
prevent fast driving, beg to report the follow
ing substitute for the same
New Orleans, January (, 1882
] NJ BURKE
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Nj Burke was permitted to inscribe ia the
minutes the following protest
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-06
FALL IL WINTER TRADE,
WARWICK FOUNDRY,
=" NIX "ENN II VI NUKN,
EAST END OF JEFFERSON Sr., ON THE BASIN
Lynchburg. Va.

IsHE fropietors 81 fh. establishment npw pre-.
l. pared 10 furnish the Planters of Virginia with the
most celebrated Premium FLOWS sud kGRJCUL-
TDRAL TOOLS in tAe Unaed States.
They haze at u great expense, secured Twenty DIFF
fcrcnt PRtterns of Plows-Also CULTIVATORS.
ROAD SCRAPERS. aud nine different sizes Of HAY
CUTTERS. Our Flows consist Of the Peekskill New
York $50 Premium; Eagle $50 Premium; AID the
Genuine Livingston county Poe4. we have inn we'd
the Livingston loA which make it nth least 80
per cent. than the original patterns II consists
in tine manner ia winch the and-ide is uttache to the
moaidboard-doiur awny with the lock- which weak ems
the strength Of tho Pluw. The form of the Plow il
changed but Is greatly increased in strength by the inn
pfoyement.
Our experience in the ar of Rslding Agricultural,
Tools, aud superior pattsrns, induce believe
furnish the best Poss in the tate nj prices not
to be beat VIII the Formers Of Virginia give ns call
and we will take pleasure in exhibiting tools, and
proving tn you The truth Of our statements
Also, all kinds of Cast and Wrought Iron work fin.
ished ia the beat stsle and or Ter.
Fresh greund Plaster furnished the mill as usual
WHIT1EMoRE, McNAMEE & 90.
oct Its
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IL GROCERIES, AND PLASTER.-The sub
'cribers continues nj the fire proof brick Warehouse,
m the canal amidst all the changes receive and for
ward Goods. Produce, Manufactured Tobacco, &c.
Our charges will be low, and forwarding done with dis
latch.
VIII receive in few days. frat rate assortment OF
iroce1es, which he will sell low and buy all times
lour, Corn Meal, Oats, Flax Seed &c. for which h.
v give he best prices.
Pig and Bar Iron for sale
JAMES b. RENWICK
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Office at the Depot Ofthe virginia and
Tennessee Railroad
Is53 Southern Enterprise. lSj3
Ia IL lzE - IL
PARISEN & KINGS


VIRGINIA, N. CAROLINA d TENNESSEE
Freight Package and Parcel EMPRESS
70 and from New York, Norfolk Petersburg and
n Richmond per first class Steamships JAMES.
TOWN & ROANOKE, and by tine Seabosrd and ROa
noke, Weldon n Wilmington, CASTOR h Raleigh Peters
bug Weldon, Petersburg Richmond Richmond and
Fredericksburg South-Side and Va. & Tenn, Railroads
and connecting with Stage and Wage Lines from the
different points the Railroads almost every point
throughout the above Satesthrou. in charge Of spe
'ial Messengers Mere awaiting themselves of this
line for the transportation of heir Merchandise may
pose full confidence in its great expedition aud
my of rates.
Merchants m the interior of the above States order.
ing Goods ON Baltimore and Philadelphia, the
of Parisen j. Kings E8press at Norfolk, Petersburg
Richmond, may depend upon having all charges paid
and their Goods forwarded without the least delay and
free of all draw &c and Commissions.
JAMES Ii. KING. Northern Office,
No. 38, Broodpay, n. Y.
w B. PARISEN. Southern Office
Corner Boiling brook and 2adSts.
Paersbwg Va.
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Our terms will be cash. negotiable paper satisac
tory endorsed.
TIE subscriber, thankful for the very liberal patron
age bestowed him for the fourteen years he has
been N business in Lynehburg. woul Just mention that
he viii still continue his frmer business heretofore
and hopes, with the nddupnn facilities he now has a nd
by the constant attention he feels determined to give
is business in all its various branches to merit con-
tnuance Of the patronage of a liberal public.
sept 23-ts GEO q. CURLE.
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NOTICE I'll

NOTICE The undersigned takes pleasure in
returning thanks the citizens of Lynchburg and
surrounding country for the patronage extended here
tofore, and would respectfully solicit continuance of
the aud hereafter, / believe myself fully
prepared to merit your support Having associated
with me gentleman of undoubted qualification at
tend to the Watch-Repairng department. who has
been employed in the largest establishments in Europe
and recently for six successive years in the esab
lshment Of Garfield, Bro. d Co., in Baltimore. All
those having fine Watches such as Cronomeers Duplex
Levers and Cylinders will find il 60 dheir interest to
call him by way of trial he feels confident from
many years OF experience of rendering full satisfaction
aug edits II. SILVERTHORN.
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NOTICE The undersigned have this day pu, 3.
chased n. &. Taliaferro's interest in the conrern
Of Eehos Pryor faliaferro the business. hereto
fore, viii in future be conducted under the STYLE and
firm of ECHOLS PRYOR. who alone are authorized
TO the of the former concern, in winding up
They Solicit continuance of the patronage of THEN
friends and the public generally.
r. J. ECHOLS,
mug SITS w II. PRYOR.
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NEAT, NOT GAuDY.-The .ob.c,iber h

" re ceiyed his fALL& WINTER GOODS, consist
ing Of Black aud Coorcd French Cloths, from medium
finest md OF established makes Doe Skin and Fam
ey Cassimer+ art fine md heavy Vestings Of Plush
and Velvet Tn hperes. Silk &c, dc. Latest style But
tons, Innings, and all other trimmings, of the best quail
ity.
FURNISHING GOODS, viz Shirts, all sizes, of
best mike aud fit Collars plain and corded Silk and
Linen Handkercicfs, Cravafs, Scnrfs. Socks, Ties,
M1flrrs Undrr-Shirts aud Drawers. Df Linen Jeans.
Canton flanel md Nj RIM sizes and pey
iom Gloves ~ kinds; Cont Links, &c &c.
NJ B.-fa~hions received every month. The Tailor.
ing department, still managed by Ambrose Page, who
will splre exerton continue the sati.ficton he
has so long Piven WIN. J.. PAGE.
oct | dkrIm
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Dry Goods, Clothing, &c,
,LOTms. Cassimners a vesaIngs.-

" The .nbcfber has in large stock of black
and fancy Ciolh- Black and Fancy Consumers OF the
lnes styles: Velvet Plush, Cashmere and Blnck aud
Fancy Silk Ve-tings.
Thcse ni-hee to supply themselves with something
liandsom would do well TO call som.
The articles be made up in the best manner, and
latest stye ~ Mr. Meau ~ho will give satisfaction To
those who intrust him ith their work,
rert -. D. G PET Frs.
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w OFFER FOR SALE
10 Hogshead =. H. and N. o Sugar,
80 Barrels Coffee Sugar.
20 Carifed Sugar,
1000 lbs bet Loaf do
10 hhds. n. o. H. Sugar-house Molasses,
100 Bags Rio and Lagnira Coffee,
IS do Superior brown Java Coffee,
Cases Gunp'der, Impil and Epk Tea,
500 Sides good sole Leather,
100 +" 4" upper {"
9 Bales Shoe Thread
5000 lbs. Bale Cotton, assorted numbers.
Bales Cotton Bats,
100 Sacks Salt,
Is Tons Bar Iron,
3 do Rolled Tire Iron,
| do Round & Square Iron, assorted,
do Blistered Steel,
1000 lbs Cast aud Shear -
Boxes Collins Il Archer's PatcntAxes,
300 Kegs mills, assorted sizes,
30 Grind Stones.
80 Boxes Tullow Candles,
30 Adamantine Car dies
90 Sperm do
30 Turpentine Soap.
50 English duiry Cheese,
80 Pine Apple do
50 Barrels Markerel,
so Kits do No. l,
so Barrels Tanners Oil,
10000 lbs. Good Family Bacon.
Besides number OF other articles too tedious I
mention. sept 27.tsl
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orucE Va. 4 TENN. RArL-RoAp Co.

Lynehburg. Sept 90 1853
From an infinite acquaintance with Mr.. Geo G.
Curle fee! confident TINT the Piedmont Work. ,under
his management will fully maintain it. reputation in
making Rnil. Rond Cars well in any and oil its
branches of mechucal operations.
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
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Nj OORNlAN N MARTIN, OFFER theii
Iva services TO the public agents in
RECEIVING g. FORWARDING GOODS
Or tor the sale any and all kinds off ounty Produce
hat may be sent their One of u.s. or our agent
Mr. Reyal will be at the Rail Road Depot every day OF
the arrival OF Freight Cars for the purpose of receiving
aud taking charge q! any produce sent To our care
The closest attention givent the receipt aad dev
eryof Whoa Corn or Oats.
Letters by mail " otherwise will be promptly attend
ed To. aug 12-d&ctsl
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Z Observation-Disclosures.

"a The subscriber has hand large lot of the
celebrated Livingston" Plough Castings, and will
ninue receive additions his stock from the foun
try so that there 5ill be difficulty Ia getting my
IT the pieces belongingto them.
JAMES B. RENWICK,
Feb l2-d&cfs on the Basin
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INsUpr. ANCE
IRE, LIFE AND m.R,x

L ANcE.-LynehbnygH Hose 6 Frs, h'. iasUa
many. ~ 4H'araaks q
ms Company makes Insurance ap.;..,i
'ee by ire, on Dwelling Houses st9tas 'ts 81 dan
r'es and other buildings on furniture oaeeo Fae,
'nerchandize' generally in town and conn, Hs'' "a
favorable terms. '''H'''!1a h, h,.
also makes insurance on the lives Of an
loying good health, and of sound con.,, Pfiseas
whole duration oflife. for limited me- tor til.
slaves employed in ordinary occnna,;a.
insured on reasonable terms. @''0hs' viii b.
ne Company will also take marine r;st.e
my ct the Northern Southern Port. =, on ADD IL
rates. '' Ut taYourstl.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL p.
DON t. G. PETERS, Vice p,e,;s'aeaL
SAMPSON DIUGUID. Cbief F,a'
James Cobbs, samnel r. t."g"esr
John t.ggat, Nathan a '1 Tt
Georg, ". Yancey Ohm 0,o = thurman
William T. Anderson. Willia, i ISS!or,
MARTIN HOLLINS
CREED I. WILLS, Sec'y. 'eosere.
DR.. !. II. Gilmer, !
DIR. VIM. Otway Oven. "ed'roi Examine.
The Medical Examination . f subjects e..
will be made at the office of the Company ~ Insurance.
between the hours of and o'clock. Pm saeh day
Feb8--dts
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DMGNIX FOUNDRY, Lynch

i)HGNtA FOUNDRY, Lymchburg
Il VA.-lron and Brass Castings, Steam Engine.
Mill Geering. Tobacco Presses &c, ard machinery gen
orally, furnished reasonable notice and at fair prices
The present reputation enjoyed by this establishment
for the superiority of its work will be fully sustained
the execution &C ell future orders.
A.G. DABNEY.
N. B--I WILDE prepared for Gas-ftting in duo tne
25-d&cts A.G ID.
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I OCKETs, LOCKETS, PINS &c

l OCKETS, LOCkETS, PINS &c
The subscriber respectfully informs the public tina
he las jest returned from the North with an Unusually
large stock of Deguereolypeing material, embracing
so large stock of Lockes and Pins, some extra fn
made to order, which will be filled with pictures in tn
hest style Of he art Mt low prices according quality,
At Whtehurst Gallery, next door to the Va. Bank.
Pc. GIBBS, Prop, ietor.
B.-Paintngs and Pictures of all kinds acc ututel
copie!
Stoo furnished ut the lowest cash prices.
feb. lets p p e.,
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IInUIFnFhIS,
say, Flows larrows Cultyafors Corn Shelters Cburns
Of various pat"rr aud of the improved and latest
style Also Hay presses, and everything necessary for
agricultural purposes. Farmers may rely getting Just
good articles these Works they the North
or any Other works end ut NoIthern prices.
We will keep constantly on hand a large assortment
Of SEASONED LUMBER, both yellow aud white
Pine, Gal, Walnn. &c, which will sell Mt regular
boat who"sule priccs. Persons wanting lumber WILL
find it pir advantage to purchase these Works,
toy hive their lumber worked aud dressed to or
der thereby saving the expense of hauling.
We will "a. eop roa dv ,,ndo
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l. Lynchbarg, Va, to knoIriie Tennessee, by me -"
gsntd and Tennessee Railroad and Parish d Cos L,e
Of Stages Through tickets ran he obtained at Tue
Ticket Office of the Virginia and Tennessee haroua
Company, at the following points and at the following
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-06
PHILLIP W.PAYNE.
DcnIer ia Fancy Il staple Dry Goods,

Nj AIN Street Lyn.hburg Virginia corner Store In
w Cure's new building formerly known Kyle :
corner bees leave to call the attenng of his friends
The public to his large and desirable stock Of Spring and
Summer goods, embracing every article usually kept
the dry goods line which will be offered on term.
winch cannot tail to please all who may good
goods at low prices. HIS friends and the public are ear
nesty reques ed to call and examine his Stock as it viii
nHord him very much pleasure to exhibit it.
u Its
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Grocery, Conn mission IL Forwarding
BUSEN ESS

in all its branches. Having made exlensi, arrange
ments for SHIPPING & FORWARDING Goods and
Produce and from this place, he will be found ready
at ali times To accommodate those who may favor him
with their patronage. His will at all times be
found supplied with every article suitable the
of his customers.
Pc, sons forwarding by this line wi end it much to
their advantage he will all time insure the great
est dispatch, having Line Of Boeapc from This point.
running up the river also, direct line of Freight Boats
between Buchanan, Lynchburg and Richmond, all OF
which are under The superntendunce of experienced
md trust worthy managers, thereby rendering it the
fest and most expeditions line centeriag this p
~ The subscriber will also purchase all kinds o!
Produce brought to his marke; giving all times
The best market plice either in cash or Barter.
w. A. WHITE,
aup p.,.J