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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-21

Tie .7,a- ChiHrh TfireSS.-N'r have received a
complimentary not- from Dr. Thomas g. Clinton,
and a coupl, of the mattresses. ia response to our
aSuce of his invention, and will Try their quality
lie says - aver that every test has been tried and
successfully endured hy tile>" mattresses and
irIl blankets or bed coverings. Roll them up Is n
FllOw-slrcp on them-cover with them. In the
chamber and on the prairie, they will equally FRO
Gect You against chinches, spiders. snakes, and
ELkeflnslS." A letter. just received. represents
their good effect GA an aged invalid lady, Long
Island, speaking OF The soothing influence they pro-
Guce on elderly persons. and numerous testimonials
given Of their success i'll baui>ing the verInin.
OHaiba' Sdnd at The EGrp- yrTd.-The people Of
this end OF the city would respectfully suggest the
genlemany PROJECTORS OF the omnibus line to make
their stand at the navy yard gate, in The place of
Virginia avenue, winch il two squares distant frcm
the gate. Visiierr to the yard an! those who live
the lower part of lO:h llIh and 10Th streets wh,
they come TO the yard glre very often lose their pas
sages in consequence OF not being in possession of
good pair Of heels lungs. The shelter there for
passengers il much better, also ihp convenience for
watering. SC.
Arrest Jor Violation OF hc La~.-Mr George
Savage the noted orator has been arrested for
violating The OH section nj the law .'fur The preser-
Vaiion OF order and the protection of property The
case has been ruled for trial on Monday next at
O'Clock, P. NJ, before Justice Grub. The warraI;,
assI1~t Mr.. Savage was issued at the instance OF
Dir. A. Hunter. A large number OF witnesses have
been summoned.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-21
FOR SALE AND RENT,

INOR RE MA handsome from. CHAMBER
L III pleasant and dc srahe part of he city, be-
ing convenient to the departments Address NJ c."
ut this office. &C 2l-3ts
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NIACKEREL, BEHRING'S,
Vl GOLDFISH, CHE ESE, SC.
$50 barrels New Mackerel
1d0 do H-rrings
1000 lbs Goldfish
100 boxes New York Cheese
50 do Pearl starch
so do fresh Ground Coffee
100 dozen Rabbits Yeast Powder
SO do Preston Merrills do
Just received, per schooner Fairfax, from New
York, for sale by MURRAY SEMMES.
oc 10-eO6t-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-21

PosS1shs Huntihg.-SiHce the nights have been 50
beautiful, MaHy of our young Fri, s have been anu
ring themselves by ''hunting de pos,om and de
eoon-,' This sport has heretofore been the princ-
pal amusement of the cOiored population of the
neghbnring counties: but there is much sport and
amusement in the trips that they growing quite
fashionable with our young white folks.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-21

M ANTED M NJ T. DIATELY-S;x
w young LADIES, well acquainted with the
dress making business. to whom the highest prices
will be paid every week
Also Fix or eight will be taken to learn the bust
ness to whom every attention will be paid to give
them thorough knowledge of the bushes. APP
ply immediate y to MRS COMBS,
street between 18th and 18th streets
oc A-eo3t* opposite Winder's Ruilding
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-21

"ANTED-A BOY, between Is and is ,ears
w of age, one who has some knowledge of the
BARRIERS business. Apply to Edward Esruti. CARR
son street. fetween II and streets, Navy Yard
oc l8-3t*-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-21

In Honest .7rrirai-Wm. Wheeler, Esq. one of
the three members elect to the Pennsylvania Lcgis-
laiurr from Chester county, is in Washington. He
fought asOli,iOn lreesoi. &C.. with pie bald op
position, and trumphed. We frequent, repor,
distinguished arrival,' but this il Gne OF the dis.
tnctive honest ones which deserve notice. MIR
Wheeler is stopping at the United States Hotel
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-21

''Let there be Light."-The neighborhood north
and west of Lafayette Square, one of the most beau
tifnlly improved parts of the city, should be lighted
with gas 1t il much wanted III that vicinity, but
all efforts to obtain it has heretofore failed Will the
authorities see tn it:
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-21

n STOW z S.-We have just received
.SH new supply OF the latest patterns Of STOVES
ASs% of various kinds, among which to be
90 found the Morning and Evening Star Cook
ing Stoves for wood aud coal; also, the Morning
Star parlor Stove for coal, open front.
WOODWARD & GUY.
No. 1, north side Pa. avenue, between 10th
&C IQ-3t- and llth streets
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-21

'APe't' te PTe'iaent's Hotase.--Il i, stated that
gorgeous carpet has just been finished al Glasgow
oe"u4nc, for the White House az Washington. IL
MEASURES % ieet long by 40 feet broad, the portion
woven in Ehe loom without scam being y feet Lv
81 t-et; and the remainder consists OF a handsome
O"fd'' sewn on The filling in Of the carpet is
'db! and crimson damask, with three i.tei vi medal
mas III TIE cents; and rich corncr-piece TO CORES
Phd The medaIlions filled up with boquets of
a""erS, designed and executed with magnificent
a>'r. The entire piece weighs upwards OF ton
and II valued al S2.59O.-BGY Sun.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-21

Hsal'"s from the National Hotei.-Joseph Rhodes
va arrested last night on charge ut stealing from
We National Hotel, and committed for Court by
eaPt Birch This is the third case OF the kind
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-21

Rain at nH.-Aster an unusually dry period of
time, the good people visited last evening with
gentle ran laying the dust of the streets and doing
other good but no harm that we wnt of. and there
fore The falling waters generally well received
II continues rainy and cloudy to-day.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-21

hgma''' H'yhHGn!! lyman !!t-Tnis magician
= larn'a the heads Of his vsiiers and has so many
u ich tina; stop must he pun Il. and that we sup
po''' On Saturday night. After that lac goes clse-
"h'rr To charm others, the consequence of which
il that those here who wish to he crazed, must 90
rther TINS evening or Inorrow night TO Odd Eel
ovs' Hall. He IS certainly the d.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-21

HiaiSrTS Goodman arrested. -IgHatius Grimes
the Mexican Minister'S coachman was arrested last
night by officers Mcpherson and Dewdney, and COM
miited for examination AT 3 O'Clock this afternoon
before Justice Drury.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-21
By E. n. sTRATTON, Auctioneer.

Oe ID
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-19

hnSSOEUTEON'-Th copartner,lip between
y the subscriber, under the style of ECHOLS &
PRYOR, is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
ars of the late firm will be settled by either of the
.ubscrbcrs who will continue use the name Of the
iifm only in winding up.
A. is all essential to them in closing their late busi
they hope that all against whom they may have nc
'punts. will come forward without delay md settle
Their Successors in the GROCERY are Mcssrs
Murcll Il Strlton for whom they take pleasure in he.
.pening the favor of their old friends and customers
md the public generally
One OF the firm will generally be -four in their off e.
nte second story of their old stand Immediately over
Nessrs NJ. & SIS counting room
ECHOLS,
JAN. |, 1852 S PRYOR.
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The Minstrel lee outstretcbeJ upon his bier
III. palc lips silent tall his sougs are oeri
A wreath of Darhne's hair al dim nd .ear.
Crowns hi. broad brow that throb. iih thought n,
more
Neas him. in scrolls, they riare around
The ninstrelsy thai last cart he .ang
And IN his arms, w mournful silence bound,
Lies the sweet shell that 20 grandly RAM
And % the minstrel sleep The solemn sleeP,
q Yet in each his sans s,ill echoes On.
But feeling still the rrici ritter and deep.
That from their midst the glorious one has zone.
Moons wnS and wane,-glides man, year away,
And Expresses grow ared round hi. tomb
Thoso who h. death 30 grievnns fsli.-all they
Themselves sank down into the graves deep gloom.
Bui a. he spring cturns 10 aowefy pride.
And with fresh viEor and life renows her prime,
So with youth endowed and sori6cd
The minstrel walks in this, our later time
lie to the living Is Joined once more,
r him no traces of he grave belong;
The ', nished world TINT deemed him dead Of yore-
Itself lives only in his sounding song.
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S,TuLL RECEIVING NEW GOODS

- March 8 1888 JOHN j. PURvlS, in addltiou
Ia u large stock Of NEW GOODS previously received
is opening splendid lot of Silk and Scotch Cling
INN / UMBRELLAS
nrg csupply Of white Goods, to-wil: Checked Mus.
lin-. lackoncts, Swiss and Book Mustns &c., &c.
Alnnslins md Bcrnge de Lnines Lawns. &c.-Alsn
Hrnrrmens Silk and Cambria Pocket Iiandkerchefs
9Th many othcrnrtcies too tedious to mention.
Anrch5-s
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yy0..Ks-Fagam a Bro.

w hCLLPJORS u MARBLE STONE cur
TIERS, (Fcrmcig Of Faaadelptia,) Hain It., Lexing-
ton, Va. Bridge ST., Lynchburg. Va. Main St. ID
erty, Va; and Main St, Salem. Va, keep hand and
make to order at Northern prices, Egyptian Italian,
Non thern and Firginia Marble Nantes. plain
mental Monuments, Tomhs, Head and Foot Stones Gar
den Vases Counter, Table, Bureau and Wash Stand
Tops made to any szs ut short notice All work will
be boxed up to safe without extra charge.
One of The firm is Architect AM General Design
ef IN the Monumental Art. aud will furnish any design
from the paintst the no>i Costly by addressing
line to u>, and all work done by will give entire
satisfaction any done North or South.
Fch24-d&c6m
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ENNA.sD sGHTtg q NO.,s List O

"A BRITISH PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS.
Deirerei IN all he frincPal Ciics n The United Ssafe,
Frceoj Postage, and forwarded by mail under the pro
sion~ Of the late Post Office law, at merely AOME
Nal RATES.
/. London Qaarterly Review. (Consevatiye.)
.. The Edinhurg Review. (Whrs)
3. The North British Review, Gree Church.
4. The Westminster Review, (iibrri
;. Blaclwood'- Ednhurg Magazine, (foy)
Although these works are distinguished 10y tine pol
ro >hndes aboye indicated, yet bul smnll portion
their c'rt'1t+ Is devoted to political siject. II i,
their Hfagy character which gives Them their chief val
ne, ard IN that they stand cnu,sSrdy fan all 9th
Journals oi trir class BfOricOOG. still under the
tathcrly cure OF iophrr North maintains lis ien
celebrity, aud is tbs time, unusually attractive; from
The serial works of Buwer and other literary noahles
written for that magazine, and first appearing in its Gel
both in Greut Britain and il the United States
Such works The Cations" and MY Novel;
(boh by awer The Green Hand, ;" Katie Stewart
and ether serials al which numerous rival editions are
issued by lending publishers in this country. have
be reprinted bytose publishers from the pages of Black
WOOD after it has been issued by Mcssrs Scott K Co.
thar Subscribers the Reprint of that Magazine may
always rely On having the earliest reading of these ta+
ri fades
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Feb is,s

ksREE EXAIIHkTION.-Th subscriber hay
u ing obtained at considerable expense from MI
Whifehursts Washington Gallery, Dsguerrco,ypesoi
fhe foo" ing distinguished characters most
nviieshc public to call aud examine them in connrc
Whitehurst Gallery
President Fillmore, Gen Whitfield Scot, wm A. Ora.
nam, Gen. FranklinP Pierce, VIM K. King Gen I.ews
Cas-, Judge Stephen A. Douglas I. G GIBBS.
July 19-dtf Propriete,
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sss EDU ,sss7sK.- lie Subscribers tax,
rav" t" tntotn the citizens Of Lytchbirg, anl
in>, lhat tie Ia ve leased IL establishment on tlc
nhu"wun- Nn,wic Mi aud f,undry ton the nun.
a.. 81 carIlj erai foundry business, and thu
manufacture IT .cu5uu tools, tubacco presses II alI
,ind<. aud iXtn..s.
We are pre- cd t. furnish all kinds of plows and
low cuStir'-, used in this country. Also mill gearing
nd tlre,'ia, uarhincs made of the beat material end
the -, r suhstanlial n.nnier.
y" have pat;rrus of the Livingston, Pecl's Hill, Ia.
.lr New York, Premium, sizes Hill side. (for . ana
horses, superior patterns. aud sub-so plows Ash
uyntors road scrapers. and the ceicbHted Hay
Stnw aud stalk cutters in this country, with from
IL 10 knives.
All orders for any ofthe above mentioned implements,
IT mnchine will be promptly attended to. Grain and
auniiy produrc taken in eSchan r..
Corn, and Corn meal urnsed "a nsunl At the mill
WIlIrTEMOHE, McNAMEE e. CO.
II s " HITTEmoRE,
JAMES McNAmEE
G a WHiTTEMoRE.
ian - dc EtS
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NEW CONCERN.

NEW CONCEKN.--Wc. Tie undersigned
u hive socinfcd selves together, under the stylc
nnl firm of II NOWLfN g. Co. for the purpose of
conducting general Grocery, Commission mud For.
warding business at the old stand of u Nowiin, Main
street, LyncLburg Va.
We viii keep constantly hand rvers sriele usually
kept Ia rroae,y establishment, all Of which "owill
selow.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY &C,


DOOHs ON AGRICULIUhiL q "a. 60,
ID - u PAINE la. on hand. and wi" sen "' s'''
erms-- c.4aar
ouflet. Farmer aud American ''afahef
Family Kitchen Gardner, 10y Blunt
Praetica A grieultuie by John'""
Johnson'. Agricultural Chemistry
Youott on the Horse
heep
Dog
sierlens' Book Of the Farm
The American Farm Book. by Alien
Aliens Rurul Architecture
The American Muck Book
Treatise On Hot.house
Liebig'. Agricultural Chemistry
Poultry Book-. several kinds.
The American Farmers Universal HANDBOOK
Coleman Practicul Agriculture
Mrs Bis Practira Cook Book
Mis- Lrslic's Receipt Book
complete Cookery
House Book
Virginia House Book
Arton's Cookery
Berch's Cookery and Dom site Econon
Agriculture for Schools by Blakry.
Al4n A lnrge assortment "f Hand Books, o hnrh
md Domestic Economy in Paper, Al lie each DC Ae
lee II -
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BAKER a. CLAyEH,

MERCHANT TAlLORS ~ CLOTH ERS. The
In subscribers have associated themselves together
under the style and firm above. and have taken that
well known etand the of Main and Market sts
for the purpose Of conducting the CLOTHING Bust
NESS in all its various branches They viii have in
few days Of Goods auitable to complete
Gentlcmans wardrobe.
They will keep constantly on hand well .eectcd
siock of c L0THS. CASSIMERES AND YESTlNGS,
whichthey VIII mike up in the bes, ,e of Wnrmt n.Lr
and to suit the Of the fIstdiaus. They req
pectfully invite the at,enton of their friends aud the
publ; their establishments, as il il the Intention Of
both parties all with everything in their line
having in view the rule that governs trade and business
men in general, by which they hope 10 gain liberal
share IT tho pubic patronage.
SAApb ID BAKER
NM CLANCY.
All
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I J. NONLlN,
JNO u ilhkvI Y.

4 CARD u hsrs.v teoaerf bis mt sin
II eere THINKS 10 his friends r thertery Haerl pa
lrenase extended to him who in eyera other hauses in
this plnnt. nnd nsks comin,mnee at the sho". lie
pledges himself to use every excron L. 1--WE satisfaction.
ills personal uitcnt III ulso be pain 10 To ae Il a
kinds OF produce.
ian i-dkeis
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WANTED I'D EasRE.-Thc subscriber,
w wish to hire for their work on the Va. n Tenn
iattoad, IN the Mountain region of W.. IA number OF
strong men and boys, for which liberal h,e will he paid
ih'y have had long experience in the management Of
negroes. and are themselves large owners Hiied
stoes VIII rrc"lv" thu IN every respect
ihat they CIV. their Own. Oge oi can he IN
iyn-hbu'g, Al aa5 time til TIN l0h of January ut the
"asb'H-tor iieici. ~ MeCotkie Sinpsur,t ones,
tfat McDauie, Hun. ihe, will also ,uv men lnd
|alys. SCOTT g. ADAMS.
dee - darts
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EW CONCERN. One Dohar sayet as In,
~ earned so says BENZ. franklin
hose in want ofcothing would do well to call n, ria,
i.ynchburg clothing Emporium. as the balance of Va
fall and winter stock viii he closed out at very low
Tor Cash. to make room for entirety new stock m I'm
spring, as it IS the intention ofthr proprrnrs To max
this establishment he one to be relied On tor all
clothing, from tbs. finest tie lowest pilre.
jane diets CATCHER LOCKWOOD & co
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r j ECHOLS,
S PRYOR.
JAN. |, 1852.

EOPARTNERSHEE The subscribers have
~ this day associneJ themselves together ,der the
lyle and firm of ECHOI.S PRYOR& TALlAFERRO,
with the view of conducting general Commission bus
mess in all its branches.
Their houre is the large and commodol.s brick tene
nen recently erected in the of of Nh. john Rnck
factory Immediately the canll, and nearly oppn
'ile the Piedmont Works. 1t is well arranged for the
reception of and storing all kinds of produce, as
we'll rs merchandise. As their LOT 70, aud made
secure from all depreciation b losurc and
nhcrwise conveniently ar,anr nuhlcd t.
give sPEC q ttrrtioni III. fiutiun Of
tnbe
EY' lhtatlot receive
Al quantities &C Il attention
y H.~ sale II II Coh>igumcnt-
tom those prcInr,.. / ,unnntIiHc, i0t
IN ICY also solicit coneirn. .,t-u t wheat H.uI
~. ats. AS well inscription # pro
Lite
Iler- ,nccs, if required, viii always be tnodc OF
slnrent in hand. Coal. Jump aud ground pluso,
,nd gunno viii always be kept hand-ordols -cicd
vi.
All orders tor goods from punctual Gus. onlcrs W,.,,
eivc prompt ntte nton.
Goods consigned to their cure L. BE- f,gNorf. D. 81.
aehttended Ia with nll possible His5 ,trt.
No charge made tor drH2aTe HcreI zaaii.e .' pFo
luce either by railroad aeeaa i4a.. t.#r- t....al
'eses closely to husupss s. haI lulla.s .o p.
cry possible cndclvor n - ts#s al eIts.ft rri! ,o
them. they hope TO receive tn ri. l...t
| wlhlic. j EC1iIo>
NM II fItNoB,
90
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'VIIRE ING MACHINES and

I'VE AZ a. = EEE n e. MACHINES and
IL WHEAT FANS The attention of the public il
respectfully invited stock of Threshng Machines
and Wheat Fans. which substantially built, and oil
tho most approved patterns Persons in need of sucl
Implements you'll do well to give stock exnm
nation as feel Satisfied that they will be pleased bot
IN plicc and worn manship
All Implement warrnnted To perform well.
iyI5-ts DIUGUID Il BROTHER.
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OasACCO FLATNEEsS.--T The subscriber.
NJ WI ma lo arfrr the lowest terms Tobacco
tl'tHors. ui al zes Gth wood and IRON, aud viii
amt them +" be equal ay ever made in the State.
VI" ir SAFE Mtrc Aariue- lar cutting box Innings III"
11ist complete thing ever made
Shop next door to c. Il s. Mckinney. opposi"
oe"'S s"5ie, Mann st. Lynchhn'g. Va.
dog - :, EANES & NASl!
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

~ nav" in u~c Mr.. r Birmingham Mitchell. pI,vu
,ND ENGINE. and esteem them n most vausLlr ~.
wndngc, great convenience and efficient n,o,e.
pn against he. '
CHARLES MARX Richmond.
Il. IS. TYLER do
Or. RNlSTEH Huguef.t Spring,
ARCHER VAUGHAN. Faimvilie
EDMUND HUBBARD Buckingham
Il. j. GAINES, Chnroltce.
the Puup ran be seen in use al Dr. VIM s N,rr.
DiueuiP- unr}, aud NJ naly other llace, IN I.yorb
1arg. all Of whom approve tier utility aud i.p6T
The i'unP .an he seen in Ri' nund NJ IT, Nh.
tfcc. Th' warranted ~.prk veil to one y,,r,
~ NOTICE. III f.,r>,.... buying llile tn,
,hnvc o.. -. ,. ate responsible me for il.
RRiTTIN6HAM MITCHELL.
,npr.h9 - pronri,.t,
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EGkEOs1S WANTEDs-TtIE .ul ,,rhcr
"av'ng Io"at"d /" Lynchhurg. will give thu leI''~i
f'' '"' N"ar"s ctween the ages oi 0 and 80 y'a''
t'v.g 49, r"es ,ale vii, hui it to their inter
. l. Ga. '" t'I A ii ret's iiatri Lsrcnharg Va.
n n'ni "a't"ie wit give prompt attr"i'"n'
- 70 .tN.t. & D RNAO
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POEs ANT TO FAIsMr,,S

G y r O. 10 "a. h'',' TO EHs.
afle'urers /rl'1 NJ. Y,etcsstonat Mea Acb,,,' a"
oHetS-The Pump and Fire E.,Y; ."d
= 0snhIneei.-- Rteht Secpred h. Untf.d NIo," ne
'ra-PaleHt ALI lEfRIK6EaEsTs Will ~ Pa. i
I'D BY Law his Is III" most valuable invent. =, y,
he age; and -finur Which. manufactures. publi ~
ices hotels and ri,a dwellings, are incompl,a ~"
comparatively i"secmo With This cheap and .g.t 1''
ip hne'rr. ttu Farmer I.trteetly independent rs a
flarcopu ."IouHa insurance. companies. and CO., H.;
iefnrcr % Il. 10 ilcendafs ""'
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INN PLATE, SPELgEH a. SEE h. 4
h IRON, &c.
10 boxes Tin PIlte, l0< Il. l2< II aud II 20.
l1t0 SIab Spcltcr.
POGO Id. American. Fnrlql and Russian Sheer II
pip4 Block Tin.
In lore and for sale by GEO. BAGll.
428ts
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DLASTEIs-Jnst received and for sale ut our
n Mill, 200 tons Of Plaster, ground and unground.
We abic TO furnish all Kind. of the Penl. Hi
fo" Castings and oints and warranted to ft MI plows
made here. dali Northern Patterns Those IN want
please give a call.
f-l,17--dts wHITEMoRE. McvAMEE & co.
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d II II Il, = q U "A IL, e O a II O n
~ YARNS, &c-
60 bags Rio. Laguira, Maraca ibo and Java Coffee
10 hhds n. O. Sugar.
50 boxes and bbls. 'er-?, Crushed, powdered and
Coffee Sugars ye,y fine,
$500 Leaksville and Milton Cotton arrs,
l2 bbls low priced Sugurs TO-. Manufacturers,
40 boxes Sperm. Talluw and Ada'e Candles
For salely GEO. BAGBY.
ian % 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-19
The NIinssrci's return.

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-19

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d to get il away without delay and all wh'se wa ep
have been in my Shop over T. months tmiht' ,,S'
tI'ey will be sold at Auction unless taken away "e"o
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-19

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h"it ''ng ilutd confidence and SUI or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27
bueriai Mollces.

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