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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-28
Horaca Greedy.

SscTefdTy d he Comnl0a7c
October Is, 1858.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-09

The PREPAID LETTER ENi ELoPEs.-The
N. Y. Times learns dat the prepaid letter en-
velopes are nearly ready to deliver. We gath
er the following facts from The Journal. hc
finest quality of hie and buff paper, made OK
pressly for the purpose is water lined with
the letters of p o. d. U.s. being the initials Of
the Post Office Department Of the United
States" handsomely executed piece Of,
mechanism, arranged for cutting out 500 en-.
velopes at one lime, is the first process the pa.
per passes through. This machinery is work
ed by steam power. They are now passed in
to the hands of embossers, who stamp on them
portrait of WASHINGTON in white has-reher
They are then passed to the folding machine,
and thence 10 the female having charge Of the
printing presses, where the various rates post
age are stamped upon them With bright red
ink. The self sealing material is the next pro
cess, and the envelopes are then carefully ex
amined counted into bundles of twenty five
distributed into boxes and finally packed b,
thousands in cases ready for shipment to Wasl
ington, whence they are TO be sent To the Dep
uty Postmasters in all parts of the Unitet
States, under direction OF the Postmaster Gen
eral. In the manufacture of these envelopes
about one hundred persons are employed,
" hon the majority are females. " no earn goo
wages and have light and pleasant duty to pc
form. Il was the original intention of the Pc
Office Department to bring these envelopes in
use as early as the LIST of June, and the Tim,
4 L IL. ~ l
sufficient quantity TO forward to the Depar
ment, they will be ready for sale on or abo'
that day."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-09
NALLEY UNION SEMINARY

v t0ur3 Springs Va. uaAr
CHAs. l.. CooKE, Principal ami Instructor III '''s
mdtics #,,,a1
WIN. H. PLEAsANTs, Instructor an Latin a4l No',.
Science.
J. A e WINKLER, Instructors an Nns'c Aoas,n
Dr. B. RoEMER, guages Draeing d fa"''"s'
Miss BETTY JUREY, Preparatory Department.
Mas. INDIANA V. R1vEs, GoUaneSS.
Mrs. SUSANNA V. Cooke, Matron. -,
the next session of this Institution VIII , rts
July goth, and continue without interup''0"
MONTHS
TERMS: s85 %
For Board (including every item,) b %
For Tuition in English Branches. 40 %
1" Music and use of Instrument,
either of the Anci, mt or Mouei" IA %
Languages 50
For Tuition in Vocal Music, IW
For Catalogues and Circulars, r., the eosi
Payable, one half in advance and one ha a. noath1
of the session. Pupils may enter forFYE Oh avcppt
as they pre-. Ter. No deduction for ABSENCE
cases of protracted illness
By or,ler of the Trustees.
June 9-w4w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-09

A news item of the day is, that new pa
per is about to be established in Washington,
as representative of the principles and views
of the national democracy. Beverly Tucker
esq, of Washington city is to have the editori
al control of the paper. He was aboutto de
part for California when he was induced to re
main there by he offer ofthe charge this pa
per.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-09

There are in the New York Custom House
seven hundred subordinates. For these places
there are twenty. seven thousand applicants at
the present writing The salaries attached to
these Offices are substantially as follows: One
OF $4,000, two of So $780, three of $50 200. FIVE
OF $4,000. seven of $780, thirty-six of 81,
500, one of 81 AGO. aud the remainder varying
from $500 TO 81 ,095.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-09

| y, were called together by their master ana
mistress, and their freedom rendered 10 them
on condition that they v ould emgraieto Llbe
ria. The slaves requested time to deliberate,
and hen II was granted they fixed time it
reporting the result OF their jeberaiions-and
at The appointed time unanimously refused the
offer"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-09

exandria, is three Thousand dollars. And thi1
high salary, is bestowed upon man, who was
recently advocating dsunion for disonion's
sake.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-09
LOCAL AFFAIRS

MANuFAcTURfSG-lt Is a fact which We -.
good OF az ZINES, that al any point wefe . -. 'aas
commercial intercourse is carried on the slhed
dered fine seat for manufacturing # il -, = feH-
necessary facilities. This truth has hoo, rises the
vindicated because DISTANCES present fbe,..t alah
look abroad, where difficulties have been Il We
made to yield to the viii # enterpize and and
family which produces and provides for ia ~
and measures gives the best evidence Of 'orts
and happiness, but the frugal who 90 no., fence
and are in the market with their prodnctio. This
catch the demand as it is presented illn.,r.. uy 10
pain and wise lessons by Which the gr.a, SIMPLE
the country every where governed fabor e't' of
Der. i@'en i1ey pros
OF the interest which Lynehburg has in -.
ment of manufacturing we have nothing 10 .o, mart
it j. areedy embraced The extent of ,,,, '''alse
couraging almost every pursuit Its the or.a, , en-
of our wealth aad prosperityand is destined -, ''ent
It's lie giving Influences to all our other vocation, '
We do not allude to the trade carried ~
the purpose as some might suppose to natter Tor
cause those engaged in it of Us and within. i BE-
ever there is praise worthy spirit of enternr
If tho prs. - D''' more especially
But few years ago and the total amount &c -.
manufacturing and Foundry operations was oo.e ''u'
the production of few plows, and little min
cry aud now and then tobacco press Howi.i,s
Let the uniformed observe. Our foundry
challenge the State forexcelIence of workm,osIt van
riety, and taste, and defy the presentation of ~ Va
which they canot fill 'e'
So it IS too with cabinet MAXI g, House bn1l.-
and all the pursuits of art and industry.
This is healthy state ofsociety il invites immcr.,;
affords employmentand invgoroes the lie blood or,I
community.
Nearly all Of our mechanic, establishments. ulo..
is prudentto do 50, have introduced steam no,or =
their business and yet our facilities for great NM,
featuring point are scarcely developed.
With the railway penetrating a region of uno.n,, a..
rieullural advantages, and capacous canal an5rdr.
us fine water power and extending itself into = ro,
ab ,unsling in minerals an, in all tho vauablo a..
lions ofum'er,a, future is promised for Lynchburr yl
none of her citizens viii contemplate with any Other Tim,
pleasant emotions, ifitaey avail themselves Of Ae..
great advantages as they pass
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-09

ob.erve that an ugly lace is generally the indl
ca'lon of a humorous AMI witty mind; it sug
gests innumerable exhilarating Witicisms in the
Nearer himself, and is the cause of Wit in 9th
'rS. There Is scarcely merry shrewd, witty
:e,low in fictitious history but has the honor of
lsness attributed to him. K,op was very
Ugly little hunchback; ugler still was Socrates,
10 less man Of wit and man of humor than
It Philosopher. The heroes of Rabelais were
amons for personal deformity, Sancho Panza,
us master, and Rosinante were, in their sever
al conditions, absolutely patterns of this inter.
sting qualification. Hudibras and Ralpho
we're still more conspicuousy ugly. Scarron,
he fayorlte wit Of France, was the most deform
ID lutte creature lovely little woman ever.
allowed herself to be coupled to.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-09

The salary of Mr.. De Leon of the late
Washington Southern Press, as consul at AL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-09
1920
1929
400

The counties remaining 10 be heard from
gave Governor Johnson III majority over
Geo w. Summers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-09

IHE CITY CouScfL at its last session Instructed lo
Street Conuittee torePar, straighicn and Improve H.,
street leading from Main street to the Depot ofthe Sn
Side Railroad and improve its connection with lb,
bl idge overthe canal, which is to be located anew
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-09
Miniature Almanac.
BLANKS! p,.x,s,
AT THE VIRGINIAN OFFICE.
( ONSTABLES' Warrants
~ Executions.
Delivery Bonds and Notices

Delivery Bonds and Notices
lndemnifying Bonds.
sAEHlfFs' delivery Bonds and Notices.
indemnifying Bonds.
Bills of Lading, Negotiable Notes
checks, different Sizes, Bonds
And all the different BLANKS which are found for colo o
be had at the Nirginian Office where there i L. "a w.
iul supply just issued from the press 49, M 'au''
me gentleman to whom the execution of this denaront n,
our business is entrusted has superior in a S+at
who may order work at this establishment NAV rest ass ",
speedy and faithful performance ' 9' "Ssureu oi
ourtacilities for Pamphlet, Card, and Rule wor,
are complete which, with the large addition OF Fanav " IA
hSnents recently r1ade make the Vrginian as & f
Office as is to be found in the interior 10 sOou 'op
ia 29-d&cifts TEPpyy, sViie s,et,,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-09

Mr.. Editor:
The difficulty between Mr.. N. J. Floyd AMI } u.
Goggn, growing out of Mr. Gogeins speech in df''"'
of Crowdcr, has been settled. We have read the p0'
rcspondence between them, and state that it Is ho"g
bic 10 both and should be satisfactory.
SAMUEL BOOKER
WHIT YANCEY,
r DAVIS
RSLAUGHTER
WIN S HANNAH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-09
ifr. Edflo

ar. Ed2i0f 4:
was much gratifed learn from your paper of Tues,
day, that all coubt about having Branch of the
E <rbauge Dad, established in our city was att erd
AMI that it Wis mere question oftme. depending
upon the action ofour citizens ia subscribing for the
amount of stock required by the resolution of the took
holders at Their general meeting in Norfolk on the 4th
of May last.
lam correctly informed that resolution requires that
we shall have subscribed Sl33 600 or lhereabout; and
am also informed that the Board Of Directors of the
mother Bank have fixed The price of the stock sO7
per share Whilst the rcqnison that we SHALL subscribe
two-thrds Of the capital appropriated TO the Brunch
may be unusual, yet the stock j, mucbclo9 is val
ne that citizens should instead of complaining, feel
that tLey were fortunate in having opportunity o
making good investment Of their capitaoul ha
time securing all the advantages of increasing
commercial facilities
That this is the true view Of the question wluppesr
from the following considerations which beg leave to
state very briefly.
First the average dividends of the Exchange Ban,
for the last five years is 80 per better than tie r.
terest derived from money to loaned Savings Banks
Secondly, the dividends 25 rer cent better tlal
money loaned on bond and mortgage.
Thirdly, an investme in Exchange Bank stock, to
those who desire to hold the stock permanentlyPus j
per cent the price at which 1t is offered.
Fourthly, the stock must always be marketable al
than $l07-because OF the facts above stated, and
because by statement made by the cashier ofthc moth
er Bank which be seen by those wIo de-
sire information, (if they will apply to the Presi ieh@
the Lynchburg Branch) it is worth, with the July DIV
dend ef, $lO9 per share.
| will only add what every man we'll informed upon
the prospects of our city admits be that once
our daily increasing commerce. have need tor I'D
ditioral Bank Cupitnl ACITlZEN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-09

EUANO-360 bags best Peruvian ETNWICK
~ ceived and for sale by ) NJ. .be Cans
js 3-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-09
ELECTION RETU rms.

Messrs. Patrick and Smitl
Wings elected to the House, of Delegates, Mr.
Sterreit obtains majority for Congress
wIRT-For Congress; snodgrsss ia, S'er-
ret, 81, Lewis i6 No other returns yet Civ.
en-.
HARDY-Cassin, Wing, elected 10 the
House over Wilson Wing, by 30 majority
Senator: Mullen sac, Hieu pol. No OPPOSE
ton to Armstrong for Board of Public Works
HAMPSHIRE-For Congress: Faulkner
$50. Bo,eler 500. Senator: Hiet 97s, Mullin
642. Delegates Parsons (D) 1921 Upton (D)
967, White wv COZ. johnson (W) 44o. In
this Senatorial District Mullen beats Hied 200
votes.
SHENANDOAH-No opposition to ietch
or for Congress and none to Armstrong for
Commissioner of Public Works. Senator Pit
man ga, Boswell 504. Boswell elected in
the District Delegates: Mcem 627 Gate.
wood $40, Miller 429, Walker 20, Pickney
37l.
CLARKE-For Congress: Boteler 30l,
Faulkner 1872 Delegate: Morgan (W) 1853
Ashby tD) BOG. No opposition TO Armstrong
for Board of Public Works.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-09

The whole Of the Northern and Southern maj. dina
yesterday mornng by TIE Farmvie route fael
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-09

The merchants of New Orleans have made
arrangements for the establishment of a perma..
nent line of steamships between that city and
New York. The first vessel of the line, "the
Star Of the South, " is propeller of over one
thousand tons measurement, intended princi-
pally for freight. The propriety of establish.
ing line of steamers to Liverpool, has been al
so mooed, and is seriously contemplated.
J SLAVERY IN KESTUCKY.--h Kentucky pa
per expresses its perfect conviction that if the
negro slaves of Kentucky could vote upon e.
Emancipation, connected, as it must of necessity
be, with their removal from the State, large
majority would vote against being emancpat
ed. 1t says 1--WE know an instance where
a number Of family servants, amounting to lor-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-09
NEW CLOTHING STATION

" of, now To friends and the public generally
those in wunt OF any kind quality of GOODS, Gom
The very finest Cfyslul Palace style, tc the common an
cIes Of every day wear.
We invite The attention of those wanting iicrs in
our line TO give US II cn-feeling assured that
md will sell cheap any house in this city and
good Is any. Being judges of CLOTHING, and wish
ing To sell on fair terms the public may rest assured
that they will obtin the worth of their money.
We may cnumerh some of oar articles, such as tirr
French BEAVE OVER COATS, all colors. Oper
Cloaks newest 81, Business Coas.o n and fash
ions, Dress and Fruck Cons Of all kinds; Pants of al
styles aud quality from the Boot and Tree To the Miss
ssippi pattern. Also the beautiful Vests madr
in patterns, rich the mines of aorn a and morr
enchanting Silk Pushes. Brockndcs, Ytvets, Cash
meres, &c, &c; Bosom Stocks Clavats, beautiful IL
look al Fancy STOCKS, FINE S IL RTS and com
mon ones, Fancy Susrehders Hosiery, Gloves. Mius
Bucks kin Gloves; some most splendid Umbrellas sin
gle and double ones Under Shirts and Drawers Wed.
en-. Silk aud Cotton. ard all things cothc
II in comfortable garments, whether he be rich
poor. Our ouse is open 10 all TO come and toI
themselves.
Those wishing their garments made to order say
we keep tie finest Cloths Gassmers and Vestngs. Of
all kinds, to lie found in this Market and warran
everything to be made and fitted according orderoI
the goods returned ard no pay demanded.
We have the best woika' engaged in establish
men that be secured North South there fore give
us trial.
tGtil,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-09
BOOKS, STATIONERY 3. !
New RONkS.


II b. PAYNE la. JUS opened The e.
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Visit to Europe, > vols, By Professor Sill
Venic- The City of Il e Sea. b, Edmunj II
Second Mar with Englanai. vol. hyJ r ifs,
Pilde IF Ambery. by Emile T Catler, ME-
The Exiles. by Talvi,
Romance of Students Life. by kimLaA
One year OF Wedlnck. Dy O. rlen,
Fun Jottngs, by y. +. Willis,
Story uf Mount Blanc,
Legends al the West, hy Jane- Hall,
Camel Hum. by Fabers,
Home Life in Germany, 10y Brnre.
Memorial Of Greenough by Tnckerman
The Pedestrian in France, lay Barrel
TUES, by the Countess d'Ariiouvillr,
Blcak Hnuse, complete in one yubap
Philosophy of Mysterious Rappirgs and ReoIy,. i,
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New E1ilion of SHAKE prare hy Coli,r.
Michelets History Of France,
- Rnman Republic,
Great Truths by Grcni Authors
Ru,l Homes, bv Wheler,
Second Vol. of /. c. Calhoun's Nor cost,,
Speeches
Memoir Of c. J, FoA. by Johr Russell
Home Pictures, 10y DeHison.
Mer. Women aud Books by Leigh Hunt,
Life of Dir. Chalmers. by Moffhi,
Life and Letters of DR.. Olin,
Letter. Ia Sons in ColItga.
English Maryrology,b b. Charlotte Elizabeth.
Selections from the Wolk Of the late Dr. Oh Ina
his Son in.Law.
The Slla ly Side of Life in "a country Parsonage
Nature AID Tendency Of Free Institutions,
Rhetoric of Conversation by Harvey,
Leiber ON Civil Liberty and Sc fGovernment,
rs Vol. Putnam's Popular Library. contain ing
by Thackary, Poole, Oiyrnnts. aud Others.
Aaderson's American villa Architecture lst No.
A Review of Spiritual Manifestations,
Journey Round the World, by Gerstnecker,
crn Leaves from Fannie's Po,t Folio.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-09

Or terms will be cashier negotiable paper safislac-
toily endorsed.
Tie subscriber, thaukful for The very liberal paren
age bestowed him for the Inst fourteen yeara Ire hua
been n business in Lynrhburz Wuul lust mention that
he will still continue his former business heretofore
aud hopes. wh the additional facilities he ha- and
hy the attention he feels DEF I'm med 10 give
his business in all its yarou. branches merit
tiuuanre oil The patronage OF liberal ruaic.
sept 23-l. aEO q. CuRIE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-09
Southern Isnil-IEoads
Observation-Disclosures

CHff ESsisGHR's Ofrtet. Va. Teuu Il x |
lynehbuf IN. srafrm ~ ~, 1858.
TO THE RAH+ROAE PfHLfC.
All the Cars every Lind d. upon tins tand have
zen made al the Piedmont Works. IN Lynch5ufg, nm
der tn direction # Gen'l Neuiaias. as Agent
Il gives ne much pleasure 90 any tHd pu cars hnye
been strongly aud ia,h.uii, executed fl,erluy TO
mmend these works eeu fauir. requiring cars, rs
competent TO construct mud faithfully execute my
rarts TINT may be- made with the ut hrzc works.
CHAS. + NJ GAkNErT,
ClJ lag -. 4 Tenn. II z.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-09
a. ot las

We have on hand good lot Of Clocks, some ron
casod inlad with pearl, very potty mantle o'hhnr"i-
nnd good iime.kccper--Aso very pretty II me piece
.uinhle or Cmrehes, Counting @c MI - winch
we guarantee perform accurate ine-And Int huf mol
cast W. have few at the oeiebrnfcd lie ;onltef hnh"t
a superior articeNe hive tried them, and therefore
know them excel my used beiorc Al th"se want
ing goods in line especially solicited to r"il
mad examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere
- LII. IL SIIN ERIIlOkN \ co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-09
Opinions Of the Press

Those who have tiled IT, have found thai the adver-
tsement docs not vapnt ts praises highly -Iala-
hassec F7or5dtaH and Journal. Feb 10 1898.
Housekreper. who have tested the quality Of this pow
der, pronounce unanimously ia lis favor LeelpoH Dai-
iy Courier
1t SURPRISES every hing in the shape of rsag We ey-
yet saw used in the baking ef eahey-RaAraV ddpo.
cate d Register Apra Is. 1853.
This Is article of such utility in various kinds Of
cookery. that when its virtues become properly known
housekeepers that studies uort and economy viii
willingly do withoutit.-Ne,r York Pei Na8 81. 1854
No one need hesitate - Durkee's all important
arti lie 10 houskeepers Republican Banner and Mash
nile Wing, Eel, II. 1853
Would you have light bread-bread that YOU can eat
with good relish do fo, get To procure Dutkees
Baking owder, and you will fail to have good bread
cakes, &c-Troy Daiiy Times. Nay % 1852.
We have tried this article and recommend il with
perfect confidence QHebec Gazette, Jitly, 1852.
Durkee's Baking Powder we have tried our house.
aud our "better-half' usonished al the result -
Neao. York DAILY Times, Oct. %, 1853
All good housewives will rejoice in and gloryfy the
of Durkee, after they have given his Bank ng
Powder fair rial Mem. York San. Sept 30. 1852.
Durkees Baking Powder, undoubtedly the best article
for this purpose that has yet been dseoyered-N Y.
Dutclman. FEB. ~, 1853.
The highest commentators from hundreds of the
largest and most respectable wholesale houses in this,
and nearly every large city this Continent could be
given if space allowed it.
THE article is warranted give satisfaction. Or
ders accompanied with Cash will be promp ly He'd.
e. r. DURKEE,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
Wholesale Dealer in Sal Soda, Cream of Tartar Sup
Carb Soda, Cooking Extracts, Wax Matches, sc
1879 Water St, Nec York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-09

rENOPEINsHCGANs. The subscribrr would eul'
attention ." Pity sienns To their extensive stock, "a
Purc Medicinal Extracts prepared 10y Ilden y Co. q
New York 1hcss extracts prepared in Vacuo, and
are entirely pur md reliable. They neatly put NJ
in rn-s jnrs enclosed in Paper boxes Of al sizes from
og 10 oae pound, Tor sule by JOHN II SEAl &Co.
SEP nG-dtA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-09

Of the above named points, the charge wb made from
the point last passed by the Train. and charge will
he less than twenty-five cents in any
Passengers who do procure Tickets (excep those
who take the .,ars where tickets not sold J
will be charged by the conductor, per in al
dtion the regular of fare provided. however
lhatin shall he receive less than
than fifty cents from passenger, to any point
the road.
Servants will be required to have two passes, to
be left with the Ticket Agent and with the Conduc
which must be explicit in granting the priv
iege travel the Free colored persons will be
required produce eirfree papers, they Will
permitted to travel ON the
May lots. THOMNS SHARP,
SUPP Ira <norfatien
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Dry Goods, Clothing, &c,
- See winter comes, 70 rule the varied year,
Sullen and sad. with all his rising train,

NapOls, and clouds aud storms. ;"
A nd Ice, and sleet, aud hnil, the poet might have
IA added,-the vey thought of which is enough to
make one shiyer. by the way, you bid defiance to
Jack Frost, and laugh in your sleeve old Boreas
himself, il prhvided with of the many STYLES of
OVER C9AfS,Ch0AkS OR Bl ANkETS which may
be found ut the Bazaar. just received by The Union
Clinton. and Dispatch fresh supply of Lam ,-skin
Partridge, Beaver, Lion Skin Reversible Beaver Turf.
ed, Sonag, Pilot Kersey. Flushing, Cloth and Cassi-
mere Over Cents. Cloaks Caedonians, Tamas Travel
ling Blankets &c great variety and for sale cheap by
A. s, SHAFER & co,
oct % Is Main Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-09
xATlLsON a FRANKLIN

AA ELSoN N Il kS II LIN
w OFFER FOR SALE
10 Iogshead ?. r. and n O Sugar,
30 Barrels Coffee Sugar,
20 Clarifie Sugar,
1000 lbs best Loaf do
10 hhds. N o. & Sugar-house Molasses,
100 Bags Rio and Laguila Coffee,
- do Superior brown Java Coffee,
3 Gases Gunp'der Imprl and Elk Tea.
500 Sides good sole Leather,
100 - upper %
. Bales Shoe Thread,
5000 lbs. Bale Cotton, assorted numbers.
Bales Cotton Bats,
100 Sacks Salt
Is Tons Bar Iron,
do Rolled Tire Iron,
| do Round & Square IRON assorted
| do Blistcred Steel.
1000 lbs Cast and Shear :.
Boxes Collins 81 Archer's PaentAxes,
200 Kegs Nails, assorted sizes
90 Grind Stones,
SO Boxes Talow Candles,
30 g" Adnmantine Candies,
90 6 Sperm, do
30 g Turpentire Soap,
80 " English duiry Cheese,
so Pine Apple do
80 Barrels Markern
50 Kits do No. /,
so Barrels Tanners Oil,
10000 lbs. Good Family Bacon.
Besides number of other allicles too tedious Ia
mention. sept 27.ts