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EDiT0aIAL CORRESPONDENCE
CoLrMpIA, Dec. 8, 1853.

CoLCABIA, Dec. 3, 1883.
lcft Lancaster on Thursday morning Lust.
and reached Chester tho same evening where
j pu' MP at The lIowerton Honsc : Chester il
business little town, considerable amount
or business * transacted there The morn.
ing ! left Chester, (Fr;dayD cotton WIS
bringing 10 cts, and the day previsns, some
had been been sold at l0t.
The cnginc Of freight train, near 10 Co.
lumbii, having run OF the track. we were
necessarily delayed, and did not reach this
place until after three o'clock. ] was rc-
joiced to see my wife and children ag .in, and
they were also 10 see me. have not much
In the way Of news TO communicate. WIS
agood portion of this morning in the Hall
& Representatives, but the business there
was COINED tn giving various bills their first
reading. was pleased TO hear one read
which Colonel Kershaw of Camden. prescn
ted, requiring the 5, c. X. r. C"mpsny T."
construct proper bridge over the Watcree
river; the present one being considered un.
safe. The cars from Camden were late in,
this morning,on account of some giving away
of part OF the trestle work. A great many
persons would not venture their lives on the
road, from the jnction 60 Camden. The pc
tition to amend the charter, so as 10 extend
the lancaster r. Road into North Carolina.
has been reported ftvorlbly upon, by the
Committee. presume. ere this time, you
have heard Of the resignation of Judge Frost.
Messrs Mitchell and Monro, Of Charleston,
arc spoken Of, In connection with the Office,
but was told this morning, that the latter
named gentleman, will succeed Judge Frost
Isdgn Whitner and Chancellor DIrgan, It
was reported, would resign also, but that
rumor Is now contradicted. ha' found
number Of my aequaintanccs hcrc--people
from ell portions of the State are here, ard
the hotels arc all filed. Most, IL not all the
Lancaster folks stop at Hunts. I found
there, our Senator and Representative. also
Aiessrs. witherspoon, Barns. Williams, Gal
iuehst, Moore &c. DR.. Cautheu has been
very unwell since he has been here, he il,
sheyovcr, better now, than no was day or
Two -eRo.
DR.. wyiic, Of Chester, who had dificul.
ty With the bas keeper Of the IIowerton
House, and which resulted in the death Of
che latter, applied here for permission to
give bail for his appearances. The applica.
ton was made 10 Jadge Glover, who refused
to grant IL ! understand that application
was msds 70 Jpdge Glover as the one most
likely to grant u, bat, as one observed 10 me,
. great mistake was made; one Of the older
Judges would have beeh more apt to acceds
% the request The examination Of Law
students win commence next Taesday.--
The College commences some time next
week. Several esntlemsn Of much inisrlpa.
Son, from various soathsrn States, bave
Been delivering lectures here. before the Ae.
neuliarai Association Thess lectures are
highly spokeu Of. write this IN mech
haste; win tfy 70 Be more interesting 10 my
next. t4l 3
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Estate Sale.

U4 order Of James H. Withcrspoon o. l..
ID d.. and in pursuance OF the will of Sam.
ucl Strain, deed, will be- sold at the late res.
idcncc, on the 22nd Dec. 1888, the whole
estate, not specifically Y " He'd and ordered to
be sold, consisting of likely negro fellows
and woman. horses, cattle. Hogs. House
hold and kitchen furniture. good road wag.
gon, cotton in seed. Blacksmith tools, about
1000 bushels of corn, fodder, hay, aud many
other articles.
TERMS.-l2 months credit, with interest,
note, and two good surctics
SAM'L FAULKNER,
ALEN. COFFEY. EN rS'
Dec, 5. 1858. Frs. fee $500. 44-3,
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

We regret that our space does not pr
nit us 10 insert the hole Of the Mrssar, :;
We have, however, copied the greater por
ton oft. VIZ doubt not that our patrons
views will c"acile with ours, when VIC sav
that il Is M ably written document. nnI e.
rinrcs on the part Of our Chief Magistrate.
an abiding iiteres! in the welfare Of our do.
nlcstir institutions
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LAND FOR SALE.

is Executors Of Sam'l Strain, deceased,
u and in pursuance Of the will, we will sell
at Lancaster &. II. on lst Monday in Janu-
nry next, the plantation. wh"rcon Sam'I
Strain deed resided, situated on Cane Creek,
on both sides otthc Charlotte Road, miles
ABOVE l.ancastcHilIc, containing 4i3 acres
more or less, bounded by lands of David
Hood, Alex. Coiity, John AcAtccr, and Es
tate M#lconson.
TERMS and years, with interest
annually, bond and good surety, and mort
gage.
SAM'L FAULKNER,
ALIEN. COFFEY. I'm H.
Dee. 3, 1853. Prs fee $3.50 44-4t.
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SHERIFF'S SALES,


pG virtue of Sundry Wrts Of Ficr Facias
ID TO me directed. will sell before he
Court House door in Lancaster, on tho FIRST
Monday in December next, within the LEGAL
hours of s'lc, the following propertY, yi=,
one Tract of Land containing seven Thou
sand acres more or less living on BufIaloyy
Creek adjoining Land of Rcddick Mos.lcv,
Catoc, and others, Granted to Thomas Sum
ter.
Printers Fec 5000.
One , Horse Wagon, ! chest Carpenters
tools, grind stone, l turning leigh, / lot
timber, assorted, ] lot spokes, | Buggy, I
Sythe and Cradle, cross-cut saw, l wagon
not finished, clock, . beds and furniture,
bed steads, cooking utensils, 5 or 6 head
stock hogs, and many other articles too te-
dious TO mention. Attached and to be sold
as the property Of Mathew Turner at tho
! suit of VIM. X. Marshall, and Others Con-
| ditions, cash, &c.
Printers fee, Sl.50.
Also, by virtue Of writ of Fl Fa, on the
same day, will sell brown horse, levied
on, and to be sold as the property of Jas.
+. Graham, at the suit of Jones Crockett
Conditions, cash, &c.
Printers fee Sl.5O.
Also, One Tract, or all the unconyeyed
Interest OF Thomas Sumters in and 10 Ms
Thousand acres Land more or less Granted
TO Thomas Sumter, lying on the head OF
Lynches Creek and adjoining tho North
Carolina line. The above Lands are 10 DO
sold as the property of Thomas Sumter, al
the suit Of the Prcsidsnt and Directors of
the Bank of the State of South Carolina, VS.
Frances Sumter Executor IF Thomas Sum
ter.
PriLtcrs Fea 5000.
Also, Three hundred acres land more or
less whereon defendant lives adjoining land
Of James NJ Shaver, John r.. Maekcy James
NJ Ingram and others levied on and TO be
sold MS the property ofEli G. Bishop at the
suit of Gwyer Read and Taylor and others.
Printers fec 81, so . 4i--3t.
Also, -Four hundred acres more or Iess
whsreon defendant lives adjoining land 81
Andrew Nelson, John Flynn, William Sail
van and others. levied on and 10 be sold as
The property Of Henry Hancock at tsa suit
OF Il. II Gooch and othcra Conditions
cash &c,
Lancaster c. H., Nov. 10 1859.
J. D. HALE s. /. n.
| Printers Zee elsB0 4ls-at
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OF the
possessing
at one our country Court Houses be
the city dics
the
NEW Many
ed from English din
The first the
attacton he will weeks, of another
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MARRlED-in NJ Lancaster District on the
22nd ult, by the Rev. ID. p. Robinson, Mr..
WIN. NESBIT, to Miss NANCY, daughter
Of Robt. Nelson, all of this District.
In Lancaster District, bv the same, on the
ist inst, Capt. J. w. McDOW, to Miss
MARGARET, daughter of Col. Harper
McMurray, all of this District.
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From The ChdrlcEfon Standard.
Telegraphic.

NOVEMBER 26.
From New ORLrASs.-The Steamer. II.
nltcd States, arrived at New Orleans, today,
from California. with 1t days later news.
vi. ing interests are said to BE- prosper
Gus.
All kinds of produce, (exccpt flourO
have declined.
\ large fire occurred in San Frarcisco.
which destroyed the San Francisco Hotel,
nj s'vcr,I "thcr buildings.
Tho steamer, American Eagle, burst her
boiler, ny which accident seven lives were
lost
The steamer, ST ckton, met with n SINH
lar accident, with II loss of three lives.
The United States brought out with her
three millions worth Of gold dust shipped
within fifteen days.
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Notice.

NiiE subscriber having changed his bust.
ness, in measure, requests all indebted
to him to come forward and settle. IL they
do not by the lst of November next, their ac-
counts viii be placed In the hands of an OF.
fiecr for collection. F.. ID. KENNEDY.
September 28th, 1853. 34-tf
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New ORLEANs, Nov. %.

The cotton market to-day was steady, the
sales amounting to 5000 bales. PorS has
again dcclined--salcs of 5000 bbls. old Mess
at J. l.25. Flour has declined sales of
5000 bbls. at $4,000.
Nov. 30.-Thc Atlautic's news was re-.
ccived on Tuesday night The sales of
Cotton We're 900 bales.
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AN INDEPENDENT PAPER


the astnf
threatened
torisan
Norhcn
low AVA the csmnke.
m Ihe ~ Ledger Determined shall he complete
of
make worthy
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The absence { the Editor, this wesk, we
: traS'! viii cSeuIe the lick Of editorial mat
ter in this number. a communication from
him III V b. frund below
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HOGS

Within the last week or ten days, several
drovcs of hogs have passed through our
village. They are selling at from 81 to5
"ts, but from the scarcity Of money in the
country, and the quantity of hogs coming in'
1t is generally supposed that prices will hc
lnv..r
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The Markets.
BAIT MORE, Nov. 3

BAIT MORE, Nov. 80.
New York: the sales of Cotton to-day
were 2,5oe bales of Upland, at easier prices !;
other qualities unchanged. Spectators
took 1850. The exports to-day were $3.50
bales.
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CoI.unnnA.ncc oR.

Cofrox.---Our cotton market presented
no new feature yesterday, The supply on
sade WINS large for Friday, and The demands
was active and very good Of fnll phces 22o
bales was sold, at 8 10 10 cents.
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Notice,

a LII persons Indebted to us by note or
"A open account are particularly requcs-
Ted TO come and settle; remember that the
year is very near out, and we arc going to
close our business. Those that have moi
the money come and give yoar notes but
the money is preferred.
CAUTHEN & FLOYD.
Nov. 18th 1853 42--7t.
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COM N ERCIAL.

LATEST DATES.

SATURDAY MoRmse, Dee. 3.
corros.--- Sales to-day sum up $50 bales
at 81 . l0i--msFket unsettled and further
decline OF on the lower qualities making
80 FAR an actual decline Of c.
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COLUMBIA. Nov.

Mr. Williams, the Professor of Mathcma-
tics in the College, has resigned The Trus-
tscs will elect II successor on Saturday eve
MIN,
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MACHINERY! MACHINERY
AT TIE
LINCoLNTON
MACHINE WORKS,

LiNCOl.NTON, N. G..
HE subscriber having located in Lincoln
l ton. is now prepared to fill all orders for
the following Machinery:
Steam EngiRcS,-from 3 to 100 horse
power with or without Boilers.
Turning Liathes---for WooD or IRON.
Planning Machincs--For Wood,
Mortising Machines,
lennon Machines,
Boring Machines,
Tongue g. Grovcing Machines,
Press Screws of all sizes,
Steam Cocks,
Steam Whistles,
Ratchet Drills,
Circular Saw Mills,
Upright Saw Mills,
Mill Irons of all descriptions,
Saw Gummcrs, Force Pumps, HydrauIie
Rams, Horse Powers, Tbreshing Machines.
and various ther kinds of Machinery--and
having an improved Gear uratItcr. that
will cnt wheels from to SO inches n diam.
eter, and from to 800 teeth, we can furnish
all kinds Of change Gearing, for Spinnino
Frames, Iathes, &c, of a superior kind.
We also have on hand for sale, I steam,
engine Of seven horse power, and one Of
Is do.
Repairing attended "a with dispatch. The
above work done at the lowest Northern pri-
ces, 8. w. STIJRBS
Oct ., 1883. se--4t
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
M A R RI A G ES.

Till Hymen Lro't his love delighted hour,
There dwclt no joy in Eden's rosy bower!
The world was sad!-the garden was aw lid
And man, the hermit, sighcd-till woman
smiled Campbell.
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DIED, in Beaufort, on the 23d inst, Mrs
MARY BARNWELL, in the eigh;icth year
of her age.
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TIE H0UGH LANDS FOR
Sale.

olncrS, In Equity.
rs. : Lancaster.
Mary Lucinda Hough Bill for
and others. Partition.
Under the Decree of the Court Of Equity
in the above case, will sell at Lancaster
Court house, on the LIT Monday in Decem-
Der next, it being the 9th December, 1853,
to the highest bidder the following tracts
of Land belonging TO the late John Hough
deceased, viz
One tract situated on both sides Of ellis
Creek, containing 800 acres, bounded by
lands of Samuel Caskcy, WIN. Hourh, John
:nd William Strains, and estate ef Frankcv
Moore. This is a most valuable BODY of
Land, rich and productive, ard will make
Cotton or Corn without the aid of Guano.
Also, one tract containing 48 acres, sit
uatcd Oh the Double Branches, bounded by
Lands of Rob't Belk, Neil Johnson and the
Sumter Land
TcrmS.-A credit of one and two years.
with interest from day of Sale; purchasers
giving bond and good security and mort
gage ofthc premises.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON.
c. Z. l.. ID.
Lancaster, Nov. 9th 1863. 4O-4t.
Printers Fee S5.625.
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1858. TREASUKER, DR..
To cash reed from former Treas'r, 1868 80
To Tax Collector, for
1903, 8l7.7J
Total Cash, 1881 go
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REPORT OF
Commissioners of Poor to Fall Term 1863
LANCASTER, S. C..

the Honorable Thos Whsrs
Term
fI
beg o submit ''' 0"'"''
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CREDITS.
REHABILITATION OF EXPENDITURES.
ny cash pa 81 Jan. 1853, S707.ll
by ISL Aug. 1862
BY Com'ns on the above at 24 per Ct, es.o9
BY amt reed from Tax
Collector. $Sl7,75, nt 81 per Ct, 20.l4
Cash on hand to balance, 209,35
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eff
m their January last and Indebted
off the regular and the unac respectfully Sub
CRD
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REHEiEED on yesterday: Mackercl, Can
IL dies, Maccarcni and Cheese
\. Z. DUNLAP.
Dec. 6, 1853. 44-4t.
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LANCASTERvILLE, S. C.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. I, 1888.

Mr.. Smiths article will be attended To-
when the editor returns from Columbia.
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ORIGIN AL STORY:

cach numbc
The "I@dgcr' is yswilLc
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To Rent.
Notice,

IL. Persons indebted to Messrs Phillip r.
IL Hammond & Eaiys, will find the Books
of Accounts in my hands for collection
JOHN G.. SECREST.
Dec. 9th, 1888. Aft
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D E A II II S..

DEATHS but path that must be trod,
1t man would ever pass to Gop.
PdrneH
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1TFT3F Nr9'FTFlfFT
Al!EeP,q EfURIhuE III b.

and branch mechanical will
"lONi GRABS which alone will be The
TO make long story short we mten publish good be found
utscrber
helping hand We have been told that we have done WE'LL
Address, RS BAILEY,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

ILL persons indebted to nc, either BY note
Il or account, are earnestly requested to
settle on or before first Of January next.
SAMUEL COCSAR.
Dec. 5, 1853, Pd 4;-lt.
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HARNESS HARNESS !!

TUST below Col. Prices on the oppos-
eJ ite side of the street, at the old stand
of Emmons 81 Button, you will find an as
sOrtmcnt of
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LIVINGSTON PLOUGuCAsTINGs
RELIGiOu'

n w n VALUABLE RELIGiOu'
~ BOOko-Just received at Morse's Commi"0
House. The following by Rev. Robert Phillips:
Devotional Guides-to tn, Doubling, Consc, eutloa
Perplexed, Devotional, Thoughtful,
The Marys; or, beauties OF Fem lie Holiness,
Marthas; or, varieties OF Female Pirty,
" Ly las; or, development OF Fenale Characlef
I" Humans; or, Maternal influence on Sons,
Love OF The Spirit-traced in His Works,
The Young Man 5 Closet Library.
The Martyr Lamb, by ~Thrummacher.
Beckerstelh, ON the Lord's Supper,
The ioung DecIple, by Rev. J. a Clark.
Gathered Fragments, by do
Walk about Zion, by do
Pastors Testimony, do
Wilson's Sacta Privata,
heP's Double W illness of the Chuc Oh,
keble's Christian Year,
Daily Steps towards Heaven,
Heavenl, Hours,
Commitment 5 Manual
Sermons. by Rev SAMUEL Davies, m
Evidences OF christianity, by fifteen %rlergymen Of '"
gina. with Portraits,
McCnsh on Div. ne Government.
b'har's Morning Of Joy AID Night of WcePirg'
Morning and Nigh; Watches,
Songs in the House of my Pilgrimage,
Christ our example. by C. Fry,
The Listener. bv do
Wheat or Chafr by R,le.
Living or Dead. by do
Pascars Prnvinrial Letters,
In thmily at Bethany. ly Bennct,
Sabbath Musings. BY G. Fry ~
Pitty Papers. Nor,i American I,dians Grand "a
rentsO,d Sen Captain. Country Stories and Obrer'a''"'
by Or HUMPHREYS,
W dow Directed and A xiops enquirer, by James
Ihornton's Waihwr!ght'- jane land SPinck's ''
lily Prayers.
iyng's Commentaries on 4 Gospels,
Barnes Notes on do Job and I,auh. NIX
The above, with other too numerous to mentions"
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Horses, Mules, cattle, Hogs, Sheep and Cave, Of
nYpf eight in number. will be a,ried rs Bird class
Clouds, The weights 10 be regulated a. follows: Hor-
ses, 1000 lb.i Mules, 800; Beef Cattle, 1000; Stock
do. 700 Hogs. l5b Sheep, 100; Calves, l25. under
, months old Lumber of all kinds, and Co0i to
be loadsd aud nhloBded by te pwners, or consigncct.
One day only will be allowed to loud or unload, unless
by special n iecment in writing. Whenever a Car is
suffered II remail loaded utter arriving at it, place Of
destination, over "a hours, unle.s otherwise agreed
upon. il viii be at the option Of the Company to unload
il, aud chnfge at The rate of 30 cents per Cur loud for
Lumber, and 80 cent? for Conl. and also Chan &c al The
rate Of Leo per day, for the use IF the Ca.
TilOS. SHARP, Snprt,
mug 27-ts Va. & Tenn. X. r..
fYp r xnrr,s md Ron. cony.
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MoRGANTON, \. C, juno 3Oth, 1893.
Dr. A G.. Bragg x Col feel it my duty To those "i
uy telt.N beings Who are afflicted as | hive cen, t. ndd
my testimony To tie wond riul effects of your MustHug
Libiment. was severely attacked in Decembar lesI
with K journalism in is worst form, suffering nigtt aui
day Understanding paip for xix month";, being tr the
whole time unable L. walk o. even step. My night leg was
50 contracted aal drawn up that | could not put it u
thu ground, aud my left arm was badly cont acted. Du-
ring the whole tine vas attended by two # the most
skiiful physicians in the ptace, hut they w,ic unable to
afford me relic. aud finally give me up-prououuced me
i~ncurable, and said | eust die.
a, tlis critical moment | commenced using the Mex.
lean Mustang Lniment. aud after using Two small tot.
ties began 10 find relief from my ~nferinRs, and after
using ,even bottles ! was a well = ever | WAS hcinrr.
GEORGE GOOD
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Southern Isail-Roads


CHIEF ENGINEER's OFFICE. Va, a Tenn. r.. Il
Lynchburg, Va, Scptrm err 81. 1853.
TO THE RAH-ROAE PEBLIC
All the Cars 81 every lind iu Use upon m, iund have
Seen made AT the Piedmont W. rs. in L,u. hhure, un
Il, thr direction of Grn'l Nculrto as Agent
1t gives me much pleasure TO LAY thai n cars have
oeen strongly and faithfully rxccGed. ! cheerully re
{, mmend these works, to compauio, requiring cr :, as
competent 10 construct and faith uly execute any con
Tracts thut may b. made wuh the owner ot these works
CHAS f NJ GAkNETT.
Chif Eng. Ia q, Tenn, x. Il.
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MERCHANTS
WILSON a Fra NKI,>


otf bk FpG SALE
10 iiog-head =. r aud \. @ Sn1Ic-
80 liair.i- c. fee Sugar. sui
20 Clarife Sugar.
lnoO lbs. bet Loaf 10
10 this. N. O II Sueur.hou.. Al,
100 Bags Rip and L.aguii Cor-s '''''
- do Superior brown jaw, C,g.
} cusrs Gnnp'der, Impil and rTt =
3tO siits good sole Leather, '"'
loo upper "
= Bulcs Slme thread,
3oo0 lbs. Bale Cuttnn, u-sortcd nupb..
3 Bniss Cotton Butts,
loo Sarks Salt,
- Tnus Bar Iron,
) do Relied Tir. Iron.
do Round Il Square Iron. a..,,
do Bli,tcred Sft,I. '''
1000 H. Cnsl aud Shear "
} boxes ColHu', y Ar her. po,c.,
20n Kegs Nails, ussorted sizes. ""S''
20 Grind Stones.
50 Boxes Tntlow Candles,
30 Adomantrnc Car dle.,
20 Sperm. do
~ Turpeniire Soap.
30 English duiIy Cheese.
30 Pine Appe do
30 Barrels Ma kerrl,
80 Kits do No. l.,
30 Barrels Tanners Oh,
10000 lbs. Good Family Bacon.
Besides "A number of other anicles ,oo
-" srnI d a., ~
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PRICES

The LiniHteat. il pat up in bottles OF three sizes, an
sells nj 25 cents, soc Is, and s. per bottle. The so
cents size contains 3, tin es as IN ieh as the 2jets AMI
the dollar size three lines as much as the 25 cerl
size. being much cheaper.
A.G. BRAGG & CO, Proprietors 30i'Broadway
New York, aud ST. Louis, Mo
For sale by Druggists and Store keepers generally.
JOHN II. SEAY.
d. r. LYMAN. md
L, SrABl.ER Co.
snlI ol-wiy Agents. Lyhohl".r-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-13

" off r now 10 nur ffiends,a al the public generally
those in want ol any kind or quaiity OF GOODS, TON
The very finest Crystal Palace style, &c the common ~
iiclcs Of every day wear.
We invite The attention of those wanting Il Iieles IN
our line TO Give US a cail-leeling assured thai We cat.
and will sell a. cheap us any house in this city aud as
good "a any. Being judges of CLot HING, nnd wish
in, f., sell on fair terms, The public may rest assured
that they will obtain the worth Of their money. "
We NAV enume bte some of our articles. sueli as hut
French BEAVEr OVER COATS, all colors, OPer
C1naks,n ewest stes, Bus ness Coats all cdts aud lash
IONS, Dress and fiuck Non's OF all kinds; Pants OF all
STYLES and quality from the Boot aud Tree to the Miss
is.ipri pattern. Also. the most beautiful Vest, nadc
az in patterns, rich a the mines Of alfofn IA aud moir
enchanting Silk, Pushes. Btuckades, Vtlstts, Chsh
mere, &c, &c; Bosom Stocks. Crnyats, beautiful L.
look at Fancy Stocks. FINE s II X rs aud com
mon ones, Fancy SusI eralels; Hoslery, Gloves, Mitts,
liuckskin Gloves; some no~t splendid Umbrellas sin.
Gle and double ones; Under ShirtsHnd Drawers, Wool.
en-, SILK and Cotton. aed ali things necessary to clothc
Il man in comfortable garments, whether lie he Itch ~
poor. Our ouse is open 10 oil 10 come aud see toi
themselves.
Those wishing their garn, nts nude To order, we say
we keep tie finest Cloths. Cnssimers and Vestings, OF
all kinds, to he found in this market, and we warlan
everything To he made and fitted according 10 orde1,ol
the goods returned and no pay demanded.
We have the best worknsn Engaged in our establish
ment that can be secured North or South, therefore give
us "A trial.
Very Respectfully,
BAKER u OLAYEY
sept 29-ts Correr of Main & Market Sis.