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TIE RIGHTs OF TRAvELLEHs.--A gen
tIemHn brought an action recently, in
one Of the Ohio Courts, against tn" ow-
nerS of Steamboat on which he had
lest trunk containing $4,000. The
Court held that tIrv were bound to pay
for the lass Of ordinary baggage, but
not for anything Of unusual value, I'M
less il was made known to them heiore-
hand, so tina; they could take extra care,
and charge an extra price for carrying
it. Accordingly the jury brought IN "A
verdict allowing the plaintiff 800
tn" value OF the trunk and the clothing
in it, but disaI!owing the $4,000.
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REAL ESTATE IN san Francisco. A
lot on the corner of Front street and
Broadway, San Francisco, 1871 feet
square, recently sold for $4,000. 1t
is SAID the purchaser was subsequently,
offered for a ten years lease, with the
privilege Of a renewal for ) years morr)
the sum of one thousand dollars per
month, and agreeing to fill in the lots
Cat perhaps a cost of fi25,O00) and
STIMULATING to erect thereon first class
fire proof warehouses the end of
the lease. tn" improvements 10 revert to
the owner Of the land at two-thirds their
then valuation; and yet this offer was
rejected.
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% Readers ano Correspondents.

rFEe have received this week a
large number of letters and articles for
The Wing, to which we have been I'M
able to attend, owing to the business
brought by the Court, now sitting.
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rhc public a'c respectfully invited to
3. r. M i " S
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE, and OK
" anime his new stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

y anime ms new St0rk OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
some of which will be found in lhc following
catalogue:
Cloths, cassimcres, cassinctts, nannclS. lin
seys, ladies' FRENCH ci"akinIs, lwceds for
cloaking, French nerinGcs in various cojors,
French casLmrres in do, rhib"l cloths, Can
ton cloths, mohar IusrrcS, mourning olpacaS,
dvbrgc lusircs, mcrIno pIaidS, mou>in delainrs.
d"brgrS, black silk, pla ii and ci.amf lion do,
ni"i|. assJ. ted; oil gnghams. domestic do,
ilcNin.s. musIIns, colorrd and bltached drill
in IS. culored camb.icS, canton ilanncis, gloves,
hosiery, trimmings in great ra:irty: iaII and
ca,l !rens Shoes hats. caps, HARDWARE, queens
ware. groceries, -four, meal, bacon, lard. but
ici burning iuii, SC. IOcl ID
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n Office.

THIS is to give notice that all persons are
from treSpassins on the premises Of
the subscribers, either with dog, gun, boat or
decoys, otherwise they will be prosecuted TO
the extent of the law. RICIIARn BnISTow,
Oct - 3w FRANKLIN w. LoRr.
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NOTICE..

THE undo rsigncd en- the 25ih day Of July,
1859, sold his entire interest IN the Tin and
Stove business in Elklon, TO Mr.. FreIuS Al J.
ridge, VINO is alone authorized to settle the
business of the late firm Of Aldridge & Can't
we'll, and who is also alone bound for all debts
due by said firm.
Oct 10 JOS. p. CANTWELL.
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The Crntrcvile Times saws that
lirSsrs, Mali'aIieu, practical cloth man
ufacturers from England, are now man
niac'nring, at the Unicorn mills in
Queen Anne's county, heavy gray cloth
and cassimeres equal to any English
goods of the same grade
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A NEW CouNrEEFrlT.-B icknell's
Rcporlr: thus describes a new counter
felt Oh the Fa, mer's Bank OF Lancaster,
which has recently made its appearance.
IS, spurious, Nlgn"ttc, man and
woman, the latter with a rake in her
hand, and the former holding for!;
with the prongs resting on the ground.
Denomination on either end Of the note.
The vlgne'le of the genuine is three
men and woman, On the right end
two females, one holding sickle and
bundle OF wheat, and on the left a man
on horseback, and between names Of
officers dog lying down alongside Of "a
chest.
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JOS. p. CANTWELL.

The undersigned continues TO carry on the
Tin aud Stove Establishment, in which he was
formerly a partner with Mr.. Jos. p. Cantwell
Cc. FREDUS ALDRlDGE.
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1.-THE California Popular Vote will
this year reach $4,000, it is said. The
city OF San francisco polls 10, 1l3 votes,
being an increase OF ., l27 votes since
the Presidential election, when it stood
1856. l he vote in the rural districts
oi the county has risen in the same time
from 430 to 500. The vote IA the city
OF Sacramento reaches : ,536 now against
1890 at the Presidential election; Marys
vile polls 1907 votes, Stockton ,i72,
and Nevada city, 1898.
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SCOTTo'
O N f = r | G E
CL1TuING " iRE-RGnIl.

opposite tie Fountnn Inn HotPl, Eih.on
" M.-Wc have just renewed our stock Of
really made clothing, in the iatcal fashionable
Fall and Winter Styles. We are now prrpar-
cd TO sell clothing from the rnarsesl to the
finest quality, prices arranged TO suit the
GUILTY. OF THE GOODS.
Please call and examine our stock, with our
assurance that you will purchase somc'hng
before leaving carefully selected assortment.
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t = The rag" Tor cattle breeding has
reached an extreme point in England.
For COW and calf The sum Of five thou
sand dollars was lately paid, and at the
same sale several bulls brought prices
ranging from fifteen hundred to twenty
five hundred dollars.
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EALL AND WINTER GOODS.

~ EsLac.sfV. H.. has just opened al his
II. al stand IN Eiktuu. n"Nl door 30 iohnS0n's
hutI, the largest stock of tioOls watch h. has
ever yet offered to the public. He has all the
latest styles OF DRESS GOODS for Ladies AMI
Gentlemen. ami large stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE GO DDS,
10 whlcH h. invite: the p1riicuIar attention "t
the public. II" aims TO keep General aS%ol'-
meat oi every thing that is called Tor in the re
'ai ira lie, and ilnltrrs himself thnt he vii! h.
able to supply tn" wants OF his customers, 1T
prices which WILL su5Scrvc their own interests.
Ia addition to his stock Of staple an I nncy
goods, he has opened n superior lot OF
READY.M CLOTHlN'f
which he offers at an unusually low iignrc
His store room has recently been renovated
and Is now one Of the lightcsr and most capaci-
Gus rooms in EIk,on. II! invite, his ir"n Is
an Ike public generally 10 call AMI examine
his stock tor thrtnsr!iS, and learn his prices. rs
he is satisfied that they are such as cannot fail
opraSc. Oct. 10,
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ONFLAINT curc H. i}on A>I :
q EI.A L EL,NlLN El lI L :. .l...... L..


nNrLCONFLAlNT care Is Nov ANS
ED BLACKBERRY ROOT. l:c above Ia
siiulirn extends ii, sanction, in Ike nlana"r,
To the remedy for "hoycl CumpG nt." so W, Il
hnown as kownni'> Compound Syrup OF Black
berry Root, and earnestly recommended ii TO
the ctIniiIt',ce IT PATIENTS afflicted with these
cpmpia ns.--hrilry :?,L il 10 be inyalua1it in
the treatment OF >uca cases.
n Ion Henry X. GtYon-,
Hon. J. Il. Fanj9rn,
By order Trustees, il. !.an"a I. NJ. d.
II. X. Ashton, ESD.
Hector Drr, i.sq.
e.: All conmgDcatlnus 10 b. addressed.
lohu II. Rowand, Nj D.. Heat Of The plarnn-
ceulral Department. AMI President OF The INT
/ vrl<i'y.
Done Dispcnsar- all Oaicr, NJ. IL South
Second street. Philadelphia.
Bl0nch ni>pensary at Tie &cre Of JOSEF IL
WALLACE, Elktun, MI. Sep 10Y
'E5o 'EgEE E.s.eFg.s,
w have on hand Good assortment Of tn
" der sleeves, Spcnccrs, cuffs and ctlala.
Also, fresh supply o!
/ SILK PLAID BERAGE.
BERAGE DE LAlNS,
/ MUSLIN DEBAGE,
Of various colors and qualities, We have, also,
& superior assortment Of tity made iadi,s Gn,-
tors, OF the latest style AMI ST quality. prices
from % to 81. Please call and examine ou.,
stock and we feel aSsnred YOU viii he pleased
with our carefully selected assortment.
June Is a. j. SCOTT & BRO.
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SAMUEL 4. TDARD,

Elklon. Oct. ~. 1888
TE'lIE business Will be continued by thr nm
[ drr.ignrd, WHO tenders his thanks for Tia"
liberal pllroar 70 hcStnw lupla hi il a't plrt-
nrr N the hat" firm ot UHoWN & F1,HD. az |
very respectfully invites altrntiun to choice
selection orsca>onahle gooIs he has ust opened.
+. BROWN, Jr.
liIE subscriber viii confirm" 10 pay thc high
est cash prices for wheat, corn AMI "ats.
Oct. lst. s. h. fDARD.
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OLE BrLL's COLONY, in Potter con"-
tv. Pennsylvania, has, we regret to hear,
turned out most unfortunately. Not
more than forty emigrants remain upon
the lands, which lie on Kettle Creek
ard are said 10 be poor SOIL lily fitted
for cultivation. Mr.. Bull cx pended
larg" sGms OF money in improvements,
such as erecting IA Tine hotel and other
buildings. bnt a serious difficulty about
the title to the land purchased by him
has thrown the whole enterprise into
confusion, and resulted in an expensive
lawsuit.
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Ess.kGNSNlsTas w aSTED.
w AN1'ED at the shop on Tie read leading
W from Battle Swamp to PeIryrillc; q good
Blncl smith, 10 whom good wages Will be raid i,
and constant cmplo! ment given. Apply I'M
mchiu,rly. Oct. !, 80
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CLOSING or THE CRYSTAL PALAcE.-It
is advertised that the Crystal Palace will
be closed In December, and as that may
mean the first OF December, it is possible
that little more than six weeks remain
for visiting the exhibition, and the New
York journals are therefore calling upon
the resident citizens to visit it, as, thus
far, nearly all the visitors have been
strangers. The stock is selling at 80,
or As below par. Before the opening
1t was up as high as 40.
MITCHELL AND MART1N.-The New
York Times says that the escape Of John
Mitchell and John Martin, associates in
exile with Thomas Francis Meogher,
is certainty, letters having been re-
ceived detailing the manner of their es-
cape. From fear that their safe arrival
in this country would be jeopardized by
a publication of particulars, the Times
has been requested to refrain from Civ
ing them publicity for the present.
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[CrThe New York journal Of Com
merGe says the following is the sub
stance Of a Geographic despatch received
al Liverpool just previous to the sailing
ofthe Arahia:
"1hree French and three English
men OF war had passed the Dardaneilrs
and proceeded to ConStantinopI", for
The purpose, it is said, OF protecting the
Europeans in that city from the fury of
the Turkish popuIace.'
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GuANo CoMrNG.-Capt J. |. Stevens,
master of the ship Realm, in letter TO
the New York Herald, gives the names
Of seventy ships which loaded at the
Chincha Islands with G5,~5j tons Of
guano, between July n and September
u. Five of these ships cleared direct
for New York with 1900 tons; eleven
for Hampton Roads with $3.50 tons; five
for Baltimore with 5000 tons; one for
st. Thomas; the destination of all the
others appears TO be CaI!ao. They are
however, all American vessels. This
will be very acceptable news to the
farmers who know the value Of this
manure, but have been unable to obtain
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ND 5's4's,.

TNHE o-pnrinnr>hip heretofore existing M
| der the ;rm Of BRowN 4, FoARo, is thus day
u>suIyrd rs mutual consent. All persons IN
dchied 10 Tie lat" irn are requested tp call AMI
SellI" hrir acronNt> al an tn!ly lay, with either
Of The subscribers.
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ONE OF THE CApTAINs.-A few days
since, in Dorchester, Mass, lad about
IL years oil age, who was acting as cap
tain of company of boys, who had
formed company for the purpose of
playing soldier met one OF his soldiers
(who was about years old) and charg-
ing him with dsdemranor in military
duty, arrested him and carried him to
his (the captain's) fathers house, where
the offender was gagged, had his limbs
tied together, and was dashed up in most
approved style. The captain then
stripped him, and taking lamp burnt
him severely IN two or three place.
The culpit was then dismissed, but few
days afterwards he was again arrested
hv the captain, who gave him thrash
ing with a knott"d rope. The young
Nero was then arrested and placed I'M
der bonds for good behaviour for six
months.
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Az TNForTuNATE MAN.-Wc fni
the following announcement in the
Hunt >vilr (Ala.) Southern Advorptr:
Djcd--In Lincoln county, Tenn On
tie 3D. inst AIRS. Susan, wife Of VIM.
t.. Solomon. aged about 81 years. Tits
is the third wife Mr.. Solomon has lost
in the short space of twelve months.
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r." Hon. Edward A. flanagan, of
Ind, il appears, is determined 10 recover
his past mlstortuncs by becoming an ear
nest Temperance Retormrr. At a re-
cent camp meeting he is said o have
declared himself ready to vote for the
Maine Law in the absence of anything
better, but expressed his belief that moth
ING short Of a total eXtirpation of the
article from the tace of the earth would
eject the desired object
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( Hon Henry X. GtYon-,
| Hon. J. Il. Fianigcn,
! J i. i.anan /. NJ. d,
| II. X. Ashton, Est.
| Hector Orr, i.,sq.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-27
PARISEN & KINGS

VIRGINIA., N. CAROLINA s. TENNESSEE
Frfighi, Pochage and Parcet EMPRESS,
' and from New York, Norfolk Petersburg and
l. Richmond per first class Steamship JAMES.
TOWN ROANOKE, and by the Scabosrd and P,.
aoke, Weldon s. Wilmington, Castor g. Raleigh, Peter.
bug & Weldon, Petersburg & Richmond, Richmond and
Fredericksburg, South-Side, and Va. g. Tenn. Rail,oqJ,
md connecting with Stage and Wagtr Lines from ts
different points on the Railroads to almost every point
throughout the above Siates-throu. h in charge IF spe
tial Messengers. Mere ants availing tn ,mselves oftI.
line for the transportation of their Merchandise mayte.
pose full confidence i'll its great expedition and econo,
my of rates.
Merchants in the interior of the above States order
ing Goods from Baltimore and Phild4I rhia. TO the cure
If Parisen d. Kings Express at Norfolk, Petersburg or
Richmond, may depend upon having a%ii-cfa lgs paid.
and their Goods forwarded without the least DELAY, and
free of all draw ge and Commissions.
JAMES II. KING. Northern O6fce.
No. 3S, B~roodpay, n. Y,
w. b. PARISEN. Southern Office,
Corner Botiing6rooi and end SIS.
Petersburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-27

NsO1lCE.-My stock to"is end hands fol GINS Fit.
IN ting, hue all arrived in Lynchbure, and am nov
fully prepared to execute nil orders entrusted to me
with faithf"lness mud dispatch.
| would be thankful to my friends IN hnnd in their or
ders at once to prevent hurry about the time the gas ia
to be put on.
No Bills will be presented sooner than the first ofJan-
nary next under any circpnstaucos.
je 2o.dts A G. II y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-27
MERCHANTS.
PHILIP w. PAYNE,
naaIari I'm Fancy IL staple Dry Goods,

Al AIN Street Lyn.hburg Virginia. corner Store 10
Il Curle'. new building, formerly known as Kyle.
corner. bees leave to call the attenting Of his friends and
the public to his large and desirable stock of Spring and
summer goods. embracing every article usually kept NJ
the dry good- line, which will be offered on ter"s
which cannot tail to please all who may want good
goods at low tuices. HIS friends and the public are ear
nestly reques ed to call and examine his Stock as it viii
nford him very much pleasure to exhibit it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-27
DROFEssOR ALIEN. &. BARxY's

l. TRIO rs, of MEDICAL COM
POUND, for B~EAUTfFYING, CURLING, rre.
serving, Restoring and Strengthening the Hair, Reliov
ing Diseases of the skin, Curing Rheumatic Iuina. and
Healing External Wounds. Bounded by no geogrnphi
vades the Union. The snles of The article of late y -ars
have increased in n ratio TINT almost exceeds belief
Professor BARRY, after II careful examination OF his
sales book, finds that number { bottles delivcre to or.
der in quautit,s olfrqU helfa gross upward, during the
year 1882, was within a trihr ofS5o, coo.
1T Is unnecessary TO present Mt length the evidences
ofthe wonderful properties Of the Trichopherons. when
the public had furnished such an endorsement as this.-
The c%heopness vi the article and thu explanations given
sfits chemical action upon the hair,the scalp. md in all
eases of superficial irritation, first recommended it to
the attention OF the people, This was aIlthat the inven
tor desired. Every hottie advertised itself. The effects
oil the huid exceeded expectation IL acted Ike II
charm. The Indies would not be without it. Count, y
dealers in every section OF The United States found the
must have it; and thus was built up a Wholesale trade
extent hitherto unheard of IA regards articles !,
his kind. The highest point has not yet been reach.d
and il Is believed that the sales this year will be a mil
lion and half ofbottles.
Depot and Mandatory, No. 1877 Broadway; New
York. Retail price. 25 cents n large bottle.
Liberal discount to purchasers by The quantity. Sold
by the prirsipal merchants and druggists Throughout the
United States and Canada, Mexico, West Indies, Grea,
Britain France. &c.
Sold by u. R. Lyman, J II. seay and R. Stable,, &
Co. Lynchburg.
may 26-dsc6m
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II OOxMAN a MARTIN, OFFER their

III servIces To the public as agents IN -
RECEIVING d. FORWARDING GOODS,
Or for the sale of uny and all kinds of Country Produce
that may be sent to their care. One of US, or our agent
Mr.. Royal. will be ~ the Rail Road Depot every day or
the arrival Of Freight Cars, for the purpose OF receiving
and taking charge % any produce sent 10 our cure.
The closn-t attention givent o the receipt aad de,iv.
eryof Whea Corn or Oats.
Letters by null r otherwise will be promptly attend
ed tn. ang 12.d&sts
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- Office The undersigned takes pleasure IN
IL returning thanks to the citizens of Lynchburg and
surrounding country, for the patronage extended here
toiore, md would respectfully solicit a continuance Of
the snmo now and hereafter, rs | believe myself fully
prepared to merit your support. Having ossociaten
with inc n gentleman of undoubtcd qualification to Mt.
tend to the Nntcl-Repairing department, one who has
been employed in the largest establishment. in Europe,
and more recently for six successive years in the estnb-
lshm mt of Garfield, Bro. d. Co. in Baltimore. All
those having fine Watches. such ns Cronometers. Duplex,
Levers, and Cylinders, will find /, to their interest to
cnl on him by way of trinl, ns he feels confident from
many wears of experience, of rendering full satisfaction
aug 6-dts II. S~tLVERTHORN.
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MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED

" continues in market for NEGPOpss 'e subscriber
es, between the ages of 10 and 80 wears. ;nc ~ 1eth sex.
ehanics, such as Blacksmiths and Ca-peple,.' Ne.
pay the highest market prices in cash ~ a. and will
newly erected brick building on 1t or Lynch 'lhce : a
mea,a,eIy IN rear of The Fnrme,s' Bank, where ',e' T. I'm p.
b 'ard negroes sent to Lynchburg for sale mr. new to
On as moderate %terms.and keep them as sec,,e e, :"
were placed in the Jail of the Corporation II they
sept Is d&c3m SETH woon,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-27

n Ia. nOELaN'S
y. OFFER FOR SALE
30 tiids. +. r. and N. G. Sugar.
20 Boxes and hb,s, refined do
10 hhd-, =. II. and Cuba Molasses,
10 bbls. N. o.. - do
100 bugs Rio and Lneuira Coffee,
40 " Superior Old Java do
Case Extra Fine Gun-powder Tea,
$50 Sacks Fine and G.. A. Salt,
90 Ton Bar Iron.
| do Hoop do
| do Blistered Steel,
1000 lbs Shearand Cart Steel
, Tons Casting,
ID X gs Horse Shoes
3 do Horse Shoe Nails.
SOC Kegs Nails, 3 to 60 dy,
10 do Wrought Nails,
so Grind-stones.
go Boxes HULK Sons Candles,
40 Boxes Adamantine do
30 10 Sperm do
900 Sides Sole Leather,
so Black upper do
40 doz Calf skins,
30 do Pink Lining Skins,
9 bales Shoe Thread,
0,00a lbs Cotton Yarn, No's.5 to l.,
> bales wrapping Irvine,
5 do Camille wick
3 do Cotton Bats,
Also. Scytlle and Moving Blades and Snaths Wrn,
ping. Writing and Letter Paper; Pepper. Spice. Ginre
Nutmegs, Cloves, Mace aud Cinnamon Bed Cords an
Plough Lines Tanners Oil; No. | Maekerel, Herring
" Shad. mn Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-27

Gas lifting IL EIXEUItES.-rw
" ing made arrangements with Mr.. Theodore l",v
eaire. OF Philadelphia, n Practical, Ornamental and
Plain GINS Filter, takes this method uf informing out
friends and the public generally thpt We are ready ID
supply them with Gas Fittings aud Fixtu es of the In
test styles and patterns. Having made extensive mr.
rnngemeuts with the best houses in Philadelphia, We
hope to share be public favor.
Churches. Hotels, or my Public or private building >,
fitted up with GINS pine aud fixture. nj the shortest 10.
tice. All orders thankfully received and executed with
dispatch and warranted to give satisfaction.
iy29-dts WM l.. LECklE & CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-27

RKUsH MOUNTAIN MILL S,on..-
II The undersigned are now procuring from !
rated quarry, at the Bush Mountain Mon, gan snrr ceIe'
~, Mill Stones and Burrs of the very best spai,!! e9 ,g
reputation OF the'' stones are widely known 2 Z, ihe
Railroad giving us increased facilities in fill, VI Tho
we have api ointed Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston ~aef''
u Johnson, Lynchburg, our agents for the sale nf :, ! Ice
who will receive orders and have them fnlflloJ : n.
shortest notice. "us
Our Address, Blacksburg, Montgomery cop,,r Y.
James NJ. Williams, Danville, Va, Reyno,d. g r..
Leah lille, N. Z are also ouragenis. p & coo
Feb l4-darts
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HOLLOW WARE. PIow Casino.
- Stores, Crates, Fancy Iron Roaiug, MAJ Ea.,N'
bacco Presses, DC, furnished on reasonable n.ms 40,
northern prices. 'e aa
The superior advantages we possess vi ensbl. -
TO fill orders upon the most accommodating FORM r"'' u
Orders left at the law office of Spence Il Sl,r,l.-
will meet with prompt atlenti N.
sept It's SPENCE. BFGGS g. no
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4 CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
"A p~ectfllly ask n continuance of the patronage 81
long bestowed upon him, to the new concern and in
this connection he deems it proper, to ask all who are
indebted to him to come forward and settle their nc.
counts without delay.
There are mnny claims flong sanding, which, must
close up, and it is expected that all who know them
selves to be indebted will pay attention to this notice.
jan 8-dts y. DIUGUID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-27

DnGNIX FOUNDRY, L%ynchburs
L VA.-lron and Brass Castings, Steam Engines
Mill Geering. Tobacco Presses, &c, and machinery gen
orally, furnished on reasonable notice, and at fair prices
The present reputation enjoyed by this establishment,
for the superiority of its work, will be fully sustained in
The execution C all future orders.
A.G. DABNEY.
~. B--l willbe prepared for Gas-fttins in due time.
nov 25-d&cts n