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Acts of I'll Virginia Assembly, from 1907 to 1882, Al
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War in Disguise svo. No bate. Very old,
) w RANDOLPH, 12l Main street, has for sale the
80 ~ -nooy otnel old Works ja6
NOTICE.-Personsi indebted to nc for Lonso rent ~
Y negro hire due on the first day of the wear will
very much oblise us by calling and paying at our Office
as our engagements make very announcement for us to
la7 TOLER & COOK, General Agents
REEAsT PIECES.-3O0 lbs prime b1ight aud
e. dry in store, for sale by
ia WILLIAMS & BROTHER
w E1SI<EY.-lo0 bbls mountain dow, from Mar
w tin Il Co, Pittsburgh
300 bbls Cincinnati rectied
100 bbls superior old Whiskey. various brands
For sale by
ya7 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
NACKsON's CANDLEs.-5O boxes lust re-
~ ceived from schr Courier
ia WILLIAMS & BROTHER
NEW DRUG STORE.
fANffE subscriber has commenced the Apothecary
and Drug busnessn the large five story building
at the corner OF Main and eth Streets He offers for sale
general assortment of articles in his line to which he
respectfully invites the attention of his ends and the
public generally.
Sc 3-h ALEX. DUvAL.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN DEPOT FOR
CLOTHING,
NO 1OS Main street, Richmond.
YER Coats, winter Fiocks, business Fracks dress
~ Goats, dress Frocks black and fancy Pants; silk
satin nlenno velvet, cashmere woolvevet and swans
down Vests merino silk, buck, flannel and lambs'.wool
SHIRTS and Drawers dress Shirts, Collars half Hose ra.
vats Scarfs Suspenders &c &c
All OF the above in endless variety and at such prices
as VIII certainly please. Our ready made Clothing we
thlnk cannot be surpassed by any being of our
make Those in want will please call and satisfy thug
selves, at Nol02 Main st. w
no q KEEN. CHHES & BALDWIN,
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FVR NEW ORLEANS.
Virginia and Louisiana Line Of Packets he
tween Richmond and New Orleans.
NHE following vessels compose this line are all of the
Il first class, with handsome state room accomnoda-
tions, viz:
Barque CYANE -......---- Capt. Jesse Loveland
Barque VlRGlNlAN.------.. Capt Nathaniel Boush
The above vessels all of the first class were built
pressy for the trade between this city and New Orleans
and commanded by mon OF long experience, who will use
every exeron give satisfaction For freight or
apply to Captains on board to
DAVID CURRIE,
HASkINS Il LIBBY or
CHAS. II. WORKMAN & co
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III have erred in creeping for the hight.
That str@srneth from the fir-Uf golden porels,
Chasing the shadows from the guilty night.
That broodeth Ger the tribe uf rrrinE nortalsi-
If have sra-ped at ,hsdowy forms. end fair
That fit In wilderine grace. ebuve, around me.
Thinking the true the right. te E"od were there -
Nor .ough, to break the spell in which they bound
me,
Fa,bcr forgive the
If have ever found bitter teor,
coursinx down cheeks with sin or sorrow polling,
And LEFT, no ray Of Joy to picture there
Pri.maHe glory through the grief-drops felling;-
If / have benr.l amid iife's humning choir
Or with surnpws unmistsken quyer,
And toorhd all carelessy the answering tyre.
Causing SWEET strings the rude touch Co -hiver
Father! forgive the
II have ever turn'I ith whitening scorn,
To eeasare III, mistaken "r designing,
AID drank patiently the bitter cup
wi Oh thu In love hast proacred. uorepininFi--
II | hive learned not, from corfl,s Holirsi On
To beai its thousand III, It's wrongs, IL sorrow,
A. but the darkness fleeing from he day
The du.ky Herald Of gloriovs morrow.
Father forgive me-
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BOOKS STATIONERY &c,

ERASD CONCERT. and Ballad Music JUL
II received. nv sBHz= ptHAaz dasis q
AJs CaIa foaia Ghas Dielehs ae~ @ofa' iie O..
Biea, Ilgusr. ifi''
rhe youag sacali /. n 5 Nos eeeh -
coru.ucnre yc dBrlie.. A. plantation melody. -
OBJ FalAs nj hnmr. Ethiopian
Ia Filiedu Reg met a.
why do love the yet beaafil4 ballad =
Is srdinr School Foitas. hy Tho BasAef.
Qaecn. Gaiop
Crub. Carpet Bag.--a aeries Of benuiioi
Naltzes -
Gaap'. + .llaa, Marches. &c. Each. ia
Friendship. A dnet - 80,
Aur.rl March. 10y ! lIarmer "a
DpL't beaaqry Mother. -
Continental 6uurls-Iolka. -
why do weep tor the sung BY Mis- HAYS -
She love l. far away. A b8liad -
Would we're with thee. 4 ee'enHde. =
Orange Blossom. Re3owa Polan. -
Elf. q iiek Step, -
'Tis sv ~ hpar tn Merry Link. -
Whore tho Narbinp Wbfer- faw. a duct. -
DOWN on tho Farm. Nv Ethppian melody %
One kis- of .hiue. A sung. -
All the gh,yt witt large collection Of new music
Just rec, iycd nn fpr sHle nj NARROGkS cheaP Bo"N
and Musc .torc, doors below The post oihee, Lynch
bur Va
ioo 10 dact.
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READ THIS

READ THIS
From the Hon. John Mclean Associate Judge of the
Supreme Court
CINcINNATI 29th Oct. 1852
Dear Sir: thank you for tho engraved likeness Of
General Jackson it's an excellent one In the latter
arf OF bis life his grey hairs his tall and venerable frame
the sincerity aud kindness of lis expression and man.
ner captivated oil who became acquainted with him
There were few if any. persons educated at home or
abrond, however much they may have associated with
foreign courts. who equal the grace and effect of Gen
Iacksons manner in social circle. Whether we con.
slider him in the field in the drawing.room or Mt the
head of the administration, he was remarkable man.
With great respect.
JOHN MCLEAN
Goorpe " CbilIs ESQ
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LUST EspslANBt
NOTICE 40 the PUBLIC

= II Of tlr rleftef ii = he Lynchburg and Ahng.
sun Telegraph Company." reads AZ follow;
That # any pef.o per-op., .haii aiiuly ~ know
ugly break iajarc destroy, interrupt thu TcIcR"P!
jiuez or communications my pnri thefcoi--to b"
erected y the mid company ia pursuancc 81 this act
he slir nf heY sall pay thu snd c"rpuruti"n, on"
hundred doIiaf- Gt sud of md -ail 10" irth"
ni,lc far all tIlfuhees whirh Tie sad company nnJ
uH,.f Ia reIirieg tn INJURY aud from the interruption
ii their bosine.s L. s recovered IN M action ut irs'
mss.nud II NY iersnn. iuruffluR the penHIty niurr
aid shall tn. nug insolvency nnyoher cHu-r, be- IN
able shall fail pay the peuny dhmnGrs ni,r"
uid. aud shn second time con,nt resspns- upon the
nid lnca NY parf thereof, bioresad be- she, ~
hey shall be liable upon conviction thereof, inn
ornament in the cuuty inil Of less thnn dne month";
nor more Inn ak mnnth=."
The penalties Of the section above recited, will be
iigidiy enforced +. b. DEANE, JR.,
President l.. 4 a. Telegraph Co.
Sept 1--dfa
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RICHMOND.
zUNIVED STATES VAIL LINE

eisaSs between Ncse Iork mi Rel@ond fa nos7oa'
f., the elegant Side Wheel ocean strgfasliP y
III ,yorile Steam ship. ROAM =
oKE hl. rc.aned ber trip. asain between Ne" -.
York and Richmond stopping at Norfolk gong mn =
tuning This hip leaves Richmond rf2aiaiyp 80
Tuesday evening ,eloeh. or NJ ~.
In ...- lew York f7r richmond every sathi11a5
,s.n ug 81 O'Clock. ,.,...
Tbssc who desire to zip bv ar from tbs P'aee'
ought 10 leave their freight Monday, II 'ossiDe'
10 or,.cr % T. sure IT. going on b. Ter 81
tou. for passengers ARE Of the mo- nor ofa'i. a.
TIL. .ienm chip has 10 connee = Win any "."''
inc The 4mes,ora" COW be- ill to run IN con- .1
peetion with acr gill be ready By he sPr:ng. h'
r will then f, .ernI-weelsly line between the above
places. For rei-hts passage explorations must De
made 20 the undersigned. ,,sl,..
iona, Richmond, Va.
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S0UTHERN FINE Agsr, BY n. u.

SOUTHERN FINE ASF, BY n. %.
~ WEIGH or CHARLtsToN, ). GEO. WASH
lNGTON- Unprecedented i.lh annals Of american Fiae
art IPeich'S MagaBei.W Poet1ou 81 WdSHING-
TON-(2O by % inches Enetnved ST. ell - per.
uis.ion) from Gilbert Stuart only original puntlng
The celebrity of this great eo2Iaving has doubtless
hecume familiar IA household wolds' to the mind Of
every person in the L. s. who Gun read.
Every Artist Scholar. Statesman and Jurst, in our
country uod In Europe. cnpablr Of Judging has pro-
uouuccd WEIGHS WASHINGTON i PERFECT trans-
script Of Suor's worid.reuowi painting and a, such
THE ONLY CORRECTLY ENGRAVED PORTRAIT ~ ExIs-
rEECE.
DOLLARS PER cory.
Tho only mer this Pntrut ri Washington possesses
is that the Senate of the United States and the must
rclrbrat Scholars. Artists Jnrisfs aud Statesmen ol
the Uoitcd States, pro il the CORRECT Pur-
tuil of Washington EYER engraved.
Puucu attention is invited the following eiter
from the Hon Roger raney, Chief Justice OF the L,
States:
BALTIMORE. June &c, 1852.
Dear Sir: Accept my thanks for the Portrait OF
Washington. AS work OF art. it, excellence and
beauty must strike every " lo and it is ~,
les, happy uits Likeness the Father of his country.
1t nay good fortune hive seen him in the days
my boyhuod and bis Whole appearance j. yet strongly
impressed my memory The portrait you have l.
,ued.appents to e exaci likeness representing
perfectly, the expression. well the and ica
lures Of his face With great respect,
! am youri ob't servant
II. b. TANEY.
Geo w Chills ESQ. Phil'a.
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nRY GoODs.-PMELgP w. pAr..

IL respectfully soicits from his friends and The ~
lie the patronage heretofore extended to the firm ;,
PAYNE & Bell HIS Stock Is large and well asse,,.s
and every article will be sold on the most ru.I.asalI
~ u
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M E. the Undersigned are again opening and eHhi5.
w iting very large assortment of Cooking Stoves
Of every variety of size and patent, commonly use,
together witha well selected Of oror Cham
ber Office and Factory stoves. Salamanlar Furnaces,
Crates, Fronts, Tenders Scuttles Cinder Shoyes Bow
crs, &C. &c. which vary res ectullv cal, the at
tenon Of our customers and friends. Resting assured,
that though we cannot promise to sell at lower pee
Than any else, prices will range as low as
others, and that will accommodate customers WIN
will favor us with examination, their satstact1 m
Us wei as their expectation.
oct 28-dts AGREE & MURRtLL
?. S-We would like to employ or good Journey
men Timers. A. K NJ.
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George w Childs, Esq.

GREAT INDUCEMENTS To CLUB SUBSCRIBERS
In order enable ALL to possess copies of the above
elegant Portraits the subscriber respectfully offers the
following inducements for the formation Of Club sub.
scriptions.
fo-wi :-Fol club of five, $40 90
ten, IS 90
fifteen, Is 90
II On the receipt of the subscriptions the Portraits
will he free of postage Cat the sole risk of the 3D.
'criber address, orto each of the said club, as
desired. Address ROBERT KING.
Agent for Welch's Portraits of
Washington and Jackson for State of Va.
Eagle Square, Richmond Va
dec ii d&cts
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WANTED 40 HsskE;.-The subscribers
w wish hire Tor their wurl, on The Va. 4 Tenn
milfoad, in the Mountain region Of Va, number Of
strong and boys, for Which bcln hire will be paid
They have bud long experience in the Manu. cement Of
negroes, md IRE themselyes larzc owners llhcd nc
Rtoes will receive tho treatment in every respect
Tint they give their own. One of IA can be- seen in
Lynchburg, my time, till tie 0th of january the
Washington Hotel, NJ McCorke Simpson Jones'
ore Mcdaniel " Hurts. They will also buy men aud
hoys. SCOTT s. ADAMS.
dec O darfa
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INHlS COMPANi. having been duly organized, is
Il now ready to receive applications aud issue Poll
ies. md offers the citizens of virginia the Involvement
Il home Company for the safe nsuraoce of all kinds
If property. merchandise &c. ut fur and equitable.
rates The Directors assure the uhlc That thi, Com.
rnny will be conducted with tt view To pcrmnncncy and
on the srictest principles OF equity, ustcr and close
'egard to economy aud the safety of the insured
fPEsIpENr-JOSEPH y CARSON
SEcRETARY-C. s. FUNK.
AcTUARY-O. +. BRESEE.
IosEPH S. Carson, y I WIN l. C.ARK
JAMES 7. RELY, ) JAMES H. BuRaEss
LLOYD LOGAN, ~ y. W RIcuARpsux
JoHN KERR.
~ Office on Pccadilln street near the Valley Bank
Wnichester. +. d. CHRISTIAN, AGENT
Sept 2-div Lvuchburg
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LNDMUND, DAVENPORT d 90.
ERCHMOND. offer for sale in store ind aiion al
wbolr.alr-
SOON Sacks LIVER fine Sul' Marshall and other brand
400 do Ground Alum do
800 TONS Richmond glound Pa.ter
500 ton. best Peruvian Guano dai'} expected
500 bbl. Ro-endalc Cement
500 hu4hcl- prime Cloyer5eed
$50 ulls Bone Dust
l2j hhds. Bacon side7.
l27 tjerces Sugar House Moas IS
200 boxes Archer & Co.'S. No. oxe7.
300 ticrce- London Porter
so cases Cross & Blaekne. Londen Mustard
% do do Nalput and Mushroom CatehuP
q Hampers English Cheese (eIouceser)
Is boxes Maccmou
30 Bag Sicily Almonds
900 bags B,azc Sugar
400 bags Costa Rira Coffee
ucnac,.cy, Goddard, OIard and Sasaluz Brandy, Held
sica and Hungarian Lion Wine Sherry MADEIRA, and
Port Wine, &C., Sc
Nnnv Of the above are Of own imPortation and
we probes. 10 sell los ashley be bad in this eonn
try quantity and quality considered Teas good an
assortment a. can be had in the country adapted 10 TIN
trade of Virginia
dec 30 duets EDME .. DAVENPORT Il co
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Inese vo.8e's ae al d the rs class, Quilt IN the civ
q" Baltimore expressly for this trade and nave super
mondcd by experienced Captoos aud ouaiifed for IA.
uode,and who vii, spare exertion to accommodates
They will be towed up and down the river by steam
ma may be relied on to sail promptly as advertised
M'r'hants going North or ordering goods from New
York, will find tito their Interest TO ship by tb. linz
as 1t Is the only regular line and freight viii always
taken at the lowest rates, and every effort will e mad
by the agents in Richmond audNew York to
action Werespectolly ask antelope to succ d in oh.
his line to New York. viii be f,rw,,.de rroa If ,,
mission to New Orleans Mobile Savnah, Charleston
or any other port The vessels will be in Richmond a,
h'eNetsi in New York At BERT No. /, Coffee House
slip foot Of Wall Street
DAVID CURR Err. Richmond.
CLAS. II. PIERSON, \. York. Age IS.
Rihhnond. Aug lS-dts Ne 81 Sui S,a,
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Richmond, Va
LEVI ELDRIDGE, GEY'L AG'T.

No. 7, Month w0rves. Pha.
n B.-ShipPers will please bear in mind, that the
steamers lcarc every Wednesdays and dpe notice will al
all tuaeS be given TO the hour Of sailing.
Tobacco carried through to NewYork at 20c to
Boston, at Doc " box, and all other goods in proper
lion,
Transportation to be made in superior and fast.saing
Steamers. re. RANKIN
nov J.-d5cts
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N1Eyy FAEL q WINTER GO0nS-

y ION T. DAVIS Is now opening his full .,,aI
If F1IL AND WINTER GOODS, tmbracipg ~,
Iorae.t and most attractive assortment ever offered h.
him. among which are,
great variety OF French printed De LANES Ca.hn.,
" English ond American do
j." Pluin French Merno
- De LANES
" Prin and figured dress Silks
black
" rich Brocade
=" Mourning goods
" Sleeves, Collars and Chimezettps
1" Plain and embroidered Handkerchief
A splendid assortment of Ladies Pclrel and c5b
Clo7ks with full stock Of all kinds of Goods usI
found in a Dry Goods store. lie soIicits n call a.
rlelges himsefnot be undersod by nny house in Y,
act ,. dts
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MERCHANDISE,
:. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, I


"a, purchased of b. G. Bell his entire in.ers.,
Inc con- ern OF Payne & Bell All debts due the s,,a
he COLLECTED by p. w. Payne; also the debts due
the concern will be paid by him.
We request persons having accounts against The f.
+, bring them in for settlement also all who are
ed to the concern will please call and make paynen,
PAYNE 4 BEL
V26-is July p 1862
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EREE EXHIBITION subscriber hay.
Il ing obtained at considerable expense, from Mn
Whitehursts Washington Gallery, Daguercotyrc~ut
the following distinguished characters respectfully
invites the public call and examine them in
zion with large number of his production, the
Whitehurst Gallery.
President Fillmore, Gen Winfield Scott, VIM. A. Ora
ham, Gen. franklin Pierce, VIM X. King, Gen. Lewis
Cuss, Judge Stephen A. Douglass Z. f GIBBS,
July lg-dtf Proprietor
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. ZEE a .BOEHNSON AXE NOW REGhIY.
a ing. and offer fer sale, ut very low prices
l50 bags prime Rio Coffee
30 do do Iaguira do
30 Mats 5up'r OH Government Java Coffee
; pockets Mocno do
90 bags sup'r Coasto Rio d.
with general assortment of Groceries, Liquors &c.
nov lots
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- NlRGLNIA LINE OE Etlclm.on,l

-ss1H1s"r AND NEW YORK PACkETS.-1hsA eto .qomt
LIME IS composed ofthe following Vessels all owned IN
the city of Richmond a5d sos from Ne,o FORK every
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A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
"A pectfvy ask continuance Of the patronage so
long bestowed upon him. the concern aud in
indebted to him come forward and settle their
counts without delay,
There many claims Of long standing, which, musl
close up aud it ia expected that all who know them
sevesto b" indebted will pay attention this notice.
ian s-Ats s. DITGUD
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lNsU sANCE Ma A n a

VALLEY OF VIRGINIA Ar WINCuES TER
Chartered Norch nh. 1882 - Coptm $50 600,
WITH POWER iNoREAsE TUE SANE TO 5000 600!
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RECOMMENDATIONS
We hive In use Mr. X. Brittnghnm Mchcps PUMP
AND ENGINE, mud esteem them n most valuable Hp
prndnee. rreat convenience and an efficient protcc
ton against fire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
X. -. TYLER, do
DIR. ROYSTER Hugnenot SPRING.
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Fnrmyille.
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buckingham,
X. !. GAINES, Chnrlottec.
Tho Pump can be aeon in n-cnt Or. VIM s. Morr,s's
Diuguid's foundry, aud At moy other places in Lynch
burg. all Of whom approve their utility md ,sclu
Peas Tho Pump enu be aeen in Rid mond Ht Ia Wing
ihce. They warranted + "prk we'll or one year.
w NOf1cE-All pers,.n- buying selling the
boveartclea, nre responsible to me for IT,
R.BR1TTINGHAM MITCHELL,
nnrrl 22-ds PronIirtnr.
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} duets EDMGED. DAVENPORT & co
IINlNN sVEAMsIIP GORPA- (.

| NHfN 81 IA bShbka eoiEk "A fF-y
~ HI'S LINE O. TEAMERS-Ppnsgi- -nasEss
uaaia and Eugiata va Nor'oh t0r PLiladephia and n
Yoik-Tho Steamships Pennsylvania Capt. Baymole,
aud yirgino, Capt Teal, will, and after November
3d. until further notice commencing with the Pennsy
vunia, leave Richmond alternately every wednesday,
for Philadelphia, and returning euye Philadelphia every
Wednesday.
Due notice will be given, ever trip, in all the doiy
Impers, OF the hour of heirsailing
These Steamships have been built expressly for this
line, and beautifully ftted up for the accommodation
If passengers first tables, and every attention
is paid their comlor' and safety They also pro
yidrd wit. Franci,'5 patent Metallic Lie-Boats and
great saken,and prompt attention paid the safe
delivery of goods In addition to the above induce
ments travellers, have nude arnngen' hts tn
torwnrd passengers through to New York by cars oil
stenm.bunts thereby offering 10 the public opportun.
ily. before offered TIE price, of viewing
the noble Delaware, and visiting that model ely Pha
dolphin
Passage through to New York, in lst Cabin, md
found, 50 90
Passage through to Philadelphia, do 8 Oh
do do do Second do 90
For freight or passage, apply to
RIO. RANKIN, Act, corner % Water st.
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CAMPE'Vs, EsUGGS & DiSUGG.f,YS

,ohn T. d vs is offering large stock Of Garner,
Rugs Drugges, Crumb Cloths Oil Floor Cloths Nut,
&c compr MA full assortment of the finest Yeqe
Brussels nree-ply superine and Venetian CARPETS far
.toirs and passages- ~ Cd, and 84 Oil Floor CIoh
Drggets, Riggs, Mats &c. all of which will be sold
at the lowest price. nov 1T,
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NfAIRN-PEkO G0ODs-v unnni1cd
w rubber Osel-eoat-, Pants, Boots aud Leggmg1
Silk. Bingham und CombIic Umbrellas large sup
ply Just received ut the Glotn2 md ourGtioe cstur
iishmept of SHAfER \ co.
AAtENDON GLASS 300 boxes English
w French, aud American Giu-s, on huud. ct
very size mud luals in general use, tnr sale low.
srnt 1T GREGORY ROYAIL \ SIMPSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

Geo w Childs, ESD. Phila.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16
Information Wanted

nF WILLIAM ELLIOTT, ship carpenter,
~ aged GO years, about 5 feet 10 in. high,
stout made, light hair and complexion, blue
eyes. He left Lewisbprg, Union Go. Pa. in
March, 1851, to so to Buffalo, n. V, in search
OF employment. He was in bad health, and
went 10 the Hospital, where he remained sevc-
raj weeks-was afterwards hurt. at a ship
yard. His last letter was dated Buffalo, 2Oth
Sept 1852. in which he stated he would be
home IN weeks-since which time no tidings
whatever have been had of him. ANY infor.
nation of his whereabouts or fate, will be most
received by his distressed wife.
MARY ELLIOTT.
LewlSburg, Union Go. Ia June %, 1853.
U-Bufalo papers please notice.