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NEW EXPERIENCE IN LIFE
BY T. 8. ARTHUR.

Two brothers met after an absence Of
many long years. One of them had re.
mained at home, or, rather in the neigh.
borhood of their early home. The Other
sought in distant country, the wealth
he saw no opportunity to acquire in the
pleasant village where his eyes first
opened upon the light. But the beauty
Of mountain, valley, lake, and breezy
woodland had indelibly impressed his
spirit, and now, disappointed with the
world-though the world had given him
riches-he had returned, under the vain
delusion that here he would find that
traaquility and contentmcnt which, thus
far in life, he had failed to secure. We
say delusion-for, like other men, be
carried in his own bosom the elements
of his dissatisfaction, which no mere
change of place could remove. 1t was
innocent childhood that made him hap
py in that old home to which he now
returned; but childhood had passed
for ever. He came back, not with the
perceptions and capabilities of a child, but
with the unsatisfied yearnings of man.
All how changed was all /; changed
and yet the same. There was the land
scape, in all its varied attraction of wood
and river and mountain, but to him its
beauty had departed. He wandered
away to the old haunts, but their spell
was gone. He could have wopt in Bit
terness of his disappointment.
You look troubled, Edward"
remarked his brother, on the day sue
ceeding his return.
"Do 1, William :" he said, with a
forced smile. 1t should not be so,
for have no trouble to weigh down my
spirits"
Yet, even while he spoke; the feeble
light faded from his countenance.
How strongly contrasted were the two
brothers. The one having but little of
this worlds goods the other possessing
large wealth The one bearing on his
brow an ever-cheerful expression the
other look of self-weariness and dis
content.
In a few days, Edward announced his
intention to purchase handsome estate
offered for sale in the village, and re-
move his family thither. He had been
in many places, but none pleased him
like this. Here, if anywhere in the
world, he believed he would find that
repose of mind he sought for so long yet
vainly.
Accordingly, the estate was purchas-
ed, and, in due time, Edward J.
brought his family, consisting of his wife
and three children-two sons and al
daughter--to reside in the pleasant
village Of Glenwood.
Not very long time passed before
William j saw that his brother
was Ear from being happy man. The
cause, to close observer as himself, was
clearly apparent. Edward was very
selfish msn--and such men arc always
While in the pursuit Of al
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VOLUME III-NUMBER 38.
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The Better Ian IL.

There is better land than this,
A world ofpeace, and love and joy,
Where happy spirits dwell in bliss,
And pleasures bloom that never cloy.
There is a world divinely fair,
A land of love and dear delight
And the bright glories beaming there,
Forever fill the enraptured sight.
No pains, no cares, no sorrows grow,
In that glad sphere of light and love
But healing plants for every woe
Immortal bloom where'er we rove.
o could its beauties all unfold,
Could grovelling mortals on it gaze.
The dazzling sight could they behold
Would fill with wonder and amaze.
Fly up, my soul, on wings of light;
long to see this blessed shore;
Where not pain nor i'll can blight
The joys that live forevermore.
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PaWcatuck Bonnet Store.
Z. p. HITCHCOCK,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Silk, Straw
and Fancy Bonnets, and Millinery
Goods Of all descriptions.
l37tf WESTERLY, II. l.
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G. w. MarstOn,

HALTER AND DEALER IN FURS,
Keeps constantly on hand q large stock Of
Gentlemen's and Boys'Hats Of the latest
fashions. Furs Of the best quality,
and OF the newest styl les, cheap.
Buckskin Gloves, Mittens Of every variety.
Store under G. Leonardo Hotel. 1877
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j. & II. NOyes:

- ~ Il IVVyVSs
Dry Goods-Prnts, Muslins, Cambrics, De
Lanes, Brown and Bleached Sheetings,
Broadcloths, ,Cassimeres, Satinetts
oceries-Molasses, White and Brown Su-
gars, Teas, pure Coffee, Spices, &c.
Agents for the sale of valuable Medicines.
Store next to Pawcatuck Bank.
1877 PAWCATUCK, CT.
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HI. A. Brown,

DRAPER AND TAILOR,
Dealer in Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Satin
etts, Plain and Fancy vestings, SO.
Gentlemen's and Boys Clothing cut and
made at short notice. 1877
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Business CARDS.

E. M. Dunn,
Keeps constantly on hand large stock of
Gentlemen's and Boys Clothing, adapt
ed to the season, such as, Hats,
Caps, Coats, Vests, Pants, Shirts,
Undershirts, Draws, Boots
and Shoes, &C., SC.
Fancy articles and Ready Made Clothing
at low prices. l37tf
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George g.. Wells,

George d. Wells,
Dealer in Boots and Shoes Of all descrip.
tions. Gentlemen's fine Calf Boots,
Caters Of all descriptions, Rubbers
and rubber Boots. Thick Boots,
Brogans, Shoes, &c.
Ladies' Caters, Walking Shoes Slippers 60
Main Street, Westerly, X. l. 134tf
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N. MIrstOn,

N. MarstOn,
Makes to order, Walking Shoes, Caters,
Slippers, and every description of La
dies work; also, Gentlemen's Boots,
Caters, &C., of a superior quail
ity and workmanship.
Constantly on hand, large Stock of Goods
in the Boot and Shoe line.
Store under G. Leonard's Hotel 1877
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-10
THE LATEST NEWS.
TIE Gardner lCase.

WASHINGTON May 6.-Imrnediaie'y on the
opening of the Courtthis morning JudgeC raw'
ford made his decision on the letters of J. c.
Gardner. mainly ruling them out.
The Military Asylum board adjourned tr
day, and General Scott has returned TO N. Y
| cannot learn anything of Importance was
done. The Inspector Generalship is still unde.
cided.
Mr.. Schultz was removed from the Third
Auditors office to day, and the new appoint.
ments have mostly been made. AmoLg them
is the son of the late Dr.. Lowrie, of this city
who is restored and Mr.. Woodbury., N. Hump.
shire.
The appointments f,rthe District of Colum.
bia have not ct been made. and will not be
TO some lime 10 come.
The Ca init Il d but a short sitting to
day.
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a. Through
&ENn@&

&MUl-7S9 TO BUCHANAN. IN " DAYS, ! n
- our Mail PACkET Boats, by ScoHsr,He
md Lynchburg.-On and after tho 10th, our Bouts VIII
leave Richmond daily. Sundays excepted, ut the usunl
hour. g p. M. and arrive in Lynchburg / "a n. nrs, and
in Buchanan in AZ houra.
Returning, leave Buchanan ut "a A. M, every day,
except Sunday, and arrive in Lynchburg Mt % P N
Leave Lynchburg at 8 P. NJ, md arrive in Richmond II
~ hours, in time to connect with the Norfolk boats leay
ing AT Sd A. M, and the Southern and Northern Rail
Road cars leayinR at z AN.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with IA daily line
Of Stages at North River. Returning, lenye Lexington
,very DIV, except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond IN
IA hours.
Passengers for Farmville, fire 81, Buckingham G II
fare 81. IS; Charlottesville fire 81. and Staunton, fnr'
"a, will leave Richmond in Mondays. Wednesdays ,nnc
Fridays Boats.
Below see card Of time Of arrival at intermediate dis
fauceg :.
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GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
OFFERS q SALE
~ 50 Tons American rolled AM hammeFen iron,
embracing almost every size and description OF
10 Tons American Band, Hoop,oyal, half round. horse
shoe and nail roads.
10, 900 lbs. Western Bacon, hoground,
! 900 lba. city smuked sides.
90 hhds. New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugars, part strict
ly prime,
10 bis. prime Port, Rico Sugar,
30 bbls. and boxes Lonf. eruIIed and pulverized Sugar,
100 Bags Rio, Lagunria, Mannilla, Jayn, a Mocha Coffee,
very fine,
5 hhds. W |. Molasses.
10 bbl.. New Orleans Molas ees, new crop,
10 bbls. Tanners Oil
6 4" " " Pure,
25 whole and hall bbls' new Herrings.
50 do family Shad,
loo Kegs old Dominion Miles, Sd to 6 inch spikes,
90 doz. bed-cords and Leading iines,
% gross patent Matches,
1000 pnpera cut Taeks,
800 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
100 bags Table Salt,
10 sets Axles and Carriage springs.
10 Bellows, nss,rted sizes, common TO best quality,
2n0 lbs, English blister Steel,
! ton American hammered Steel,
$500 cast and shear Steel,
10 hnvils and Viees, assorted sizes,
40 Boxes Tin plate 10 IA and Is y 90 lie and ] x
so Rcams Cap, Letter and writing paper,
800 lbs Cotton Bata,
5000 10. Leaksville aud Milton Cotton Ynrns,
$50 Sides Good and damaged sole Leather.
1875 Sides black upper Lenther some very heavy,
$500 American, English, and Russian sheet iron.
, pigs block Tin,
100 lbs. slab Spelter,
1000 lbs. Sheet Zinc,
Trace, Halter and Back Chains,
Sand Selves, for Plastorers and Brick Layers,
Meal, Cookie and Sapd Seiyes,
Files, assorted Cotton and Woolen Cards, Scgnrs
Tea and Table Spoons, Shoe Thread,
I'd and A. heavy do nestics; Nos. | and 9 Osnabargs,
oalicos; Silk and Cotton Handkerchief,
Nnnkeen. Stripes assorted,
Mustard. in great voriety; Shoes, assorted,
Blncking; NutHegs; 81 10, 10 II ~, IL y Ia Glass, Pep
per, Ginger, Alspice, best Green and Black Teas, N.
@ Tar, Glass Tumblers, Indigo,&c, &e.-Al Of which
will be sold at n bnrgnin.
an Gaia
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Another supply of New Goods.

MA 7 IND, IbbJ.
I'VE lnrgc mercantile firm in Richmond, for whom l
l. have been trnnsacting business mony years,i Is keep
ing me regularly supplied with cHoIer GOODS from their
extensive stock.
have just received an additional supply of
Ladies' Dress Goods Of every description.
Gentlemrns' and Boys goods for summe wear.
Every description of Cotton and Silk Hosiery,
Girls Boys and ohildrcn's Hosiery Of all sizes,
Shoes, nm extensive stock Of all kinds, very ehenp,
Together with vnrious other kinds of French, English,
Italian. German and American Goods, oil of which will
liz sold for cash exclusively. mn Mt small profits.
inc. ]. PURYIS, Agt. for Kent, Prime & Kent.
under the st, lie Of "Agt. for J. 3. Kent"
N. D.-f shan receive In a few days an extensive as-
sortrnent Of new and Fashionable Bonnete Of all kinds.
ma 2-ffs JNO. J. PURVIS. Agt. &c.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 9Th John Heck was
killed yesterday near the Fails OF Schuylkill,
having been overtaken and run over by the
train ofcars on the Reading Railroad
Rebecca Moore I'D 10 wears. was killed
to day at nooh n.ar Sc"u,.Al Thild st. and
Hamilton street, by a train OF cars running o.
yer her while crossing the track for a buckle,
ofwater.
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Confession Of q Forgcr.

CINCINNATI, May CHA man named Mil
Ter has made a full confession before the Grand
Jury of this county, that he was a party to the
forgeries pcrpetratsd on several OF the Banks
of this city last winter. He also says that he
drew all the money on the checks which were
executed ny Nicholson and others implicated
in the burning Of the Steamer Martha Wash
ington.
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Protestant Episcopal Conueatton.

CHARLESTON. May 5.-The Protestant E.
piscopal Convention of the Diocese Of N. C
baloled yestcrdayim ffectually for the choice oil
Bishop, and finally adjourned till this morning
The two highest candidates were-Rev. J
Shard, High Church and Rev. Edward Reed,
Low Church. The contest is close and al
tented with great excitement.
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AUCTION SALES.

NOTICE.-on Friday the l3th day of May. 1883.
~ | will sell in front of the Market-iiou.e in the CITY of
Lynehburg. all the personal properi, belonging to the
Estate of Hannah Mckinney, decd. Il consists chiefly
OF household and Kitchen Furniture.
WM. Il. R0ANE,
Admir-. 1ah The Va aanered,
- Of II. McktRsey. dc'd.
May 9-dtds
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THRUST Safe Of Town Lot and Ten

Il emeDt-By virtue of a deed oil Trust cxecu.
ted on the Goth day of April, 1852, hy Elisha Snead ,and
Susan A. his wife, duly recorded in the Clerk. Office OF
the Hastings Court of Lynchburg, tho undersigned.
l rustee therein namcd. will proceed to sell on the prem.
lses. on Friday the 18th day of May next, tn. LOT 4
TENEMENT conveyed il said deed. The Lot is stu.
ated at The iun"rion oi Srcond st with Falls alley, con.
tains ONE-EIGHTH or AN ACRE, and is now in
the occupancy of said Snead,
The Title is believed 10 be e, tirely good, but the un.
%dersgned will convey such only as is vested in him n.
Trustee.
Terms made known at the time and place OF sulc.
up 2G-dtds JNO.M NJ. SPEED, Trustee.
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IEGnOEs WANTED.

n EfsItOEs WAHTED.-Ths subscritsr
- continues in market for NEGROES, of both sexes.
between the ages Of 10 and 30 years, including Mechan-
les. such ~ Blaeh smiths, Carpenters, and will pay the
L;gbe.t marker prices in cash. His ofice IL q newly
rnrcted brick building on 1st or Lynch street imne-
liafcly in rcar of the fsrrners' Bank where be 70 pre-.
pared. (hnving erected buiIe-Lgs with that view TO board
neg roes, .ens {, LvncbDufg Tor sale Of otherwise, on ss
mo lerate terms. and tn n IA secure us If they were
,lnced in the iaii d sae Co. yoratlon.
-. 5s.eI. SETH
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For the Corn Crop.

EXPANDING Cultivators, 3 AMI 5 teeth, several
patterns. This implement is lighly recommended
for Cultivating Corn, Tobacco, and root Crops. They
are of great utility in stirring the surface of the ground,
and destroying weeds. By an expanding arrangement
,hey can be adapted to any width of row. For sale at
the PIEDMONT WORKS.
May 4-3wif
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Dipl0matic 1ppointmenks &c.

WASHINGTON, May 6th.-I learn from a re
liable source that no diplomatic appointments
have Yet been made or positively determined
upon, though some of those rumored are un
doubleday seriously contemplated.
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Rand Sailing ofa Chime,

Rapid Sailing eta Clipper.
New York, May 6.-The clipper 81, p Sover-
eign of the Seas has arrived in 80 days from
Honolulu. being the quickest trip on record,
She ran 430 miles in one day.
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April 22nd. 1853.
W. II. MOSBY.
General AuctiOneer & Commission
M T. r C. Ii A Mt,

Corner Of Main q. Market Streets,
1--WE his undivided attention TO the sale of Re"
N Estate, Negroes. Horses, and every description u
merchandise. His charges are moderate 4 sales cashe'
when preferred. w. II. MOSBY.
Anril Or
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Aryiyai Of the Steamer Hancock.
NORFOLK, Va, May 6.-The U. S. Steamer
John Hancock, from New York. arrived here
this morning.
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EleckiOn Ofn RiSh0p.

CHARLESTON, May 6-The Rev. Thos. +
Davis, of Camden, S. c., was to day elected
Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese ofSouth Car
olina on the twelfth ballot.
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articles appropriate 10 me FHsf 1fdsS'-poAesoi h"'''
honneta M q furniture
articles appropriate 10 Second Ciass.-Boxcs, bnleS
# dry goods feathers, shoes, ~saddlcry, glase, paints, oils
lIugs and C, nfectionery.
Ay,;cle. nD,,op,iaiei 10 Third C~lasa-Virginia domcs
,ics, sugar. coffee, liquor, %bngging, rope, butter, cheese,
manufactured tobacco, leather, hides, cotton yarns, cop
per, tin, sheet iron, hollow-ware, queenswarc, castings,
hardware, marble, dressed, } aud other heavy articles not
enumerated in speriaI or fourth class rites.
articles appropriate 10 The Fourth Ctdsa--Flonr, On
.acks J rice, pork, beef, fish. lard, tallow and baco,, Gin
casks. boxes or sacks, } beeswax, bales OF rags, ginsong
and dried fruit, bar iron. marble, (undressed) n':ii and
grind stones, mill gcnring. -
30 miles $50 Salt per bushel 3
Plaster per 100 miles. 200 of Fiity pounds. 10
o oon :, - $50 miles. $50 ~
Ser 7--dts
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ICOIRICE, Rope, Iron, Gc.-We are
IL just receiving and have in Store
90 Cases "FG' Mass ticorice, very fine,
90 do do Stick do do
go do ,Labonia" Stick Licorice, very fine,
s Coils Manila hope to Il inches in diameter,
coo Farm Bags,
10 Tons Toughest Rolled Iron, every size.
S do do Band & Hoop Iron, every size,
To which we invite the attention of those in want.
npi5-dts McCORKLE d JONES.
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Trust Sale Of Town Properly.

n pursuance of deed of trust, executed ON the 18th
L day of February, 1852. by Elisha Snead, the under
signel will proceed on the premises, on Friday tho
18th inst, to sell at Public Auction. n certain o or
PARCEL OF GROUND, with the buildings aud appur
containing ~ONE-FoURTH OF AN ACRE, in the city
OF Lynchburg 1T being the same property purchased
by said Snead, of Jesse T.. Duiguid and wife, and con.
veyed by deed, dated the Goth July 1850, and recorded
in the Clerks Office OF the Hastings Cnurt of Lynch
burg The title is believed To be good-but the under
signed will convey such only as is vested in him, as
Trustee under the deed aforesaid.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
JOHN JOHNSON, Trustee.
l agree to the ahove sale, provided il il made upon a
credit of 4 and 6 months.
A. +. WITTEMORE,
Maya 1853 By ". Il. Roaneh has AIRY.
| agree to the above sale, upon the terms propose, ii by
A. +. WhittemoIe. ELISHA NEAD
MAY 4, 1853. ma 5-tds~1
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Spring stock Of Dry Goods.
FRENCH MANTILLAs.

MARCH 18th, 1859.
GEO. NJ. RUCKER respectfully begs the Ladies to
" call and examine his very extensive and beautiful
assortment Of
french MantiiiaS.
They hive just been rccei, ed and opened ind he pledg-
es himself to spare no effort in suiting those who may
favor him with "A call.
Mnrclo0-Ia
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April 22nd, 1853.

GEORGE M. RUCKER,
LYNCHBURG, Va,
- RESPECTFULLY calls the attention of the Lad.ss
Ia to his splendid assortment of Rich and elegant
DRESS GOODS,
Comprising a grent variety of the newest style
Plaid, Striped, Checked and Brocnde Silks,
Plum, Black Giro de Rhims and Taffeta Silks,
Plain md Pompedore Berages,
Pompedore Boragc de Eaines,
Chally and Chally &c Lnincs.
Cambric's, Figured aud Solid,
French Worked Collars aud Sleeves,
Embroidered and Plain Pocket H'dkfs.,
Parasols, (new designs,)
Bonnets, and Bonnet Ribbons,
Neck Ribbons, Every beautifully
Those wanting very beautiful and durable goods will
doubtless find IL to their INTEREST," to cJl and make theit
selections from the assortment Of the Subscriber.
April 23-tsr q. M. RUCKEH.
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DaguerreOtypeS! DaguerreOayPes!!
Osborn, the great Southern Daguerrean Arti't
~ would respectfully call the attention of the citizens
of Lynchburg ard vicinity, 10 his Gold endmdied IRE
mum Flesh Colored Dogucyreotypes that hayebeen ad.
mired so much the past year. Mr.. Osborn has been to
great expense and trouble to procure an instrument
Superior 10 any cver before known. and he will g-arantee
better likenesses Of children than have ever been taken
before, and IN half the time any other artist requires
Come and see. Price from 81 to $50.
A.. WASHINGTON OSBORN,
Sign Of the fagS Of nh Nations
apl5.dScGm 172 Nam 81. Richmond Va.
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DEFRIGERATO RS! REFRIGERA-
IL TORS.-Just received, 3 doz. Shaey's improved
Refrigerator. ranging in price from ~ to $l5. The
superiority of this pattern over any other now in use, 10
conceded by all who have used hem. The great scar
city of Ice the present season, renders them peculiarly
desirable, as they will pay FOR themselves in the guam
tty Of Ice they save every season.
apl5-ts A, WINSTON.
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PHILLIP w. PAYNE.
Dealer In Fancy d. staple Dry Goods

MI AIN Street Lynchburg Virginia, corner Store In
NI Curle's new building, formerly known us kyle's
the public to his large and desirable stock of Spring and
Summer goods, embracing every article usually kept nj
the dry goods line, which will BIO offered on terms
which cannot fail to please all who may want good
goods at low prices. HIS friends and the public are ear
nestly requested to call and examine his Stock as 1t win
afford him very much pleasure to exhibit IL.
m 1g-ta sr
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o"ICARRIAGES. kOCkA-e RxE1yyrI
KeG WAYS, BUGGYS, WAGONS N2@A-
S.c.-The Subscriber respectfully informs hisfriends and
the public generally that his stock of Carriages, hocka
ways and Buggys is now large, and he is adding toit dai
wall of his own manufacturing and warranted equal
to any in the state, either for neatness or durability.
He has also n good stock of Carrya1ls for one and two
horses.
His stock of iron aale wagons is very large, several
very superior roa wagons, and four horse wagons, and
a large lot oftwo horse and one horse wagons.
Also a large lot of Rail Road carts made, and making
up all sizes o~fwagons carts &c.
teb. 9-d&cGmif. JNO. II.
l so lare below the Franklin Hotel.
Danville Register publish one month () and send
account to this office.
Republican copy 6 months. ()
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nGSSOLUTION.-The Co-partnership hereto.
- fore existing between Mosby and Garland is dis
solved this day by limitation.
w. H.. Mosehy, having bought the entire interest of
the firm, will continue the Auction and Commission bu
siness, at the house formerly occupied by Mosby and
Garland. He will pay all the liabilities of the concern
md all persons indebted to the firm are hereby inform
ed that unless payment is made in ten days from this
notice, the accounts win be placed in the hands of the
Constable for collection, with cost and interest added.
d2 w. II. MOSBY.
A. B GARLAND.
April 22nd. 1853.
THE undersignti in retiring from the concern OF
Mostly & Cnriahl, l,res leave tn return his sincere
thanks To t3c ,allnus Of the firm aud soiicits n conlinu-
"nce "i Tie sD,n, neral patronage to his successor.
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