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sther rich between Messrs Cheathau and Cemons,

rsther rich between Messrs Cheatham and Clemons,
but 1t is perhaps more prudent not to rsportit)
Mr. Hawkins moved the previous question, and
the call was sustained; and the motion to recon-
slider prevailed and the bill being again before the
house, Mr. Smith Of Davidson, askedieav to with
draw the bill for amendments which was granted
Mr. Cayitt offered an amendment in lieu Of the
bill makes bonds Of Counties. Corporation. SC,
bearing six per cent Banking Capital in the same
manner as sixper cent State Bonds.
After some explanations by Mr. Cavitt, as to the
course that had been taken hitherto on the bill, Mr.
Lamb offered nm amendment when Mr.. Chamber
lain moved the indefinite postponement of bill and
amendments; which was opposed by Mr.. Cooper,
and also by Mr.. House, who both thought there
were some good things in the bill: it might be
amended so as to meet the views of the House.
And Mr.. Chamberlain motion to postpone failed
ayes "a; noes, "a Fn zv
A discussion then arose on points of order, pend
ing which the House adjourned antil 2 p NJ.
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NEGRO WOMAN FOR HIRE.

NEGRO WOMAN FOR HIRE.
A GOOD COOK, house servant &c, with two children.
IN prefer hiring to persons living in the country and
will hire in the city only at an unusually good place. p
ply at No. ssh, Cherry st, to ---. - 80
.lh r. W. BROWN
feb10 Real Estate Agent
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FOR STUDENTS.

FOR STUDENTS.
YALE COLLEGE SCRAPS-A capital title and capt.
tai work. 1t brings back to mind chose good old
times when fun and froc the presiding qss of the
students.-Rerisso. - P
A book IS is bOok.-H 7. PieayHRs l
For sale by jan29 o. f. HAGAN.
GCDEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR FEBRUARY, l354-
Containing asplendd Steel Engraving and Coiored FASH
ion Plates; also so Wood EngraYngs- Subscription re-
ceived, and single copies sold by
F. HAGAN,
jsn98 "a Market street.
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C,ITUATION WANTED.-An experienced young
- - 20 years DID, OF steady, moral habits WISH
to get situation clerk in respectable uiercanto
establishment He raised the citys Of resvec
tabe family and will give good reference 70 his charae
ter for honesty AID industry. Apply Immediately %
, fshs ri n = 1t,1 GLOVER BOYD.
HTANTED no HIRE.-A Wet Nurse without a
w child for which any price will be paid Apply 10
feb9 - NIB ~ "a GLOW ER q BOZ u
, ,fIX OftANtsf;S.-5g boxes Oranges; 10 bexes
) Lemons; 5 bags English Welnuts. Received tins
dav. Ifeb9l IOHN NIAoN. 1r.
.IlsIa ffts.i3 SUNDRIES.
DOZ Spring Balances dOz Counter Twine .BAllss
> 80 gross Table Spoons: IS gross Tea Spoons 80
doz Hand Bells.
SahS - A MORRISON & co.
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For Memphis and New Orleans.
THE U. S. Mail Packet CITY OF f1S1@ a
i HUNTSVILLE Capt. CABLER, leaves aSsE5yJtzs3'
here FRIDAY, the 10th, al p. M sssszz-sT=zss1fs
connecting Memphis with the New Orleans and Memphis
Packets. .f ts tlsL A. L. DAVIS, =.
"A. HAMILTON,
febs "a Bw elEuF' AgentsE
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YOUNG MAMMOTH.

THIS fine Jack, 4 years old this Spring, wiHe
Il stand the ensuing season a; nny stable in 80
Bedford county, IL miles South of Shelbyvie- nk.sS
Ioung Aammoths one of the foa getters the
country; full l5} hands high black, with mealy nose He
viii let 70 mares at S. the season. s. insure and E
serve Jennets at BY tire insurance Mares from dis
lance kept at the rate Of 50 cents per month Season to
commerce LIST March next = JOHN p. DIAN
feb9-3tw
ShslbEslue Erposit1y. 81 !. IL - NJ
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.. .Hs.- DIV ELLiNts HOUSE FOX SALE
4 NEAT BRICk HOUSE, with eight rooms. &c. in
"a South Nashville, opposite the Universitg- The
lot fronts sixty feet On street. back upwards u
three hundred feet and fronts Sxv feet College street.
and will be divided into two lots IL desired BY purchasers
bargain can be had by making application at No eSI
Cherry street, to L. w. BROWN,
feb4 "a i Real Estate Ageut
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REHABILITATION.

Nina,
Hero FLY, 2 -
Maid of Edgecombe, 3 dist
Time LIST Heat .4O;2d Heat, 5:43. Et3f :
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WESTERN PRO

va. WESTERN PRODUCE. rsIF5T@s
TINE SUBSCRIBER after rendering bis thanks his mr.
i merous friends in Tennessee" for their hong and
continued confidence in him. SALESMAN of their
plus produce would inform them that he still his
undivided attention to the ..-r.-. -Is47- ErF.-,
SALE OF WESTERN PRoDUCE.-SUCH AS
Bacon, Ctrn RAadt Fathers, L0rd, Pas, Butte-, &c
The Augusta Market is one Of the best in the South for
the sale of the above articles there is always existing
good demand for export and to supply home wants ~
Those he has transacted business for be would refer
in East Tennessee, whose bus
ness be has been attending for the last eight years
febl0, '5-lm l. W. fLEaatiNV.F
Augusta, Geo. Jan. 1854
NOR SALE AT AUCTION.-0 On Saturday next
II the 18th ins will offer for sale at the Court House. to
the highest bidder without three LoTs OF
BeI IL in Edgefeld beautifully situated for residences
Terms onehaf cash. balance in twelve mouths without in
terest For further Information, apply to 10
ER. a. BALLOWE,
feblO General Agent. No. II. Deaaerick st.
ORACKNEL BIsCUIT.-50 boxes Cracknel Bis.
~ cults received this day. 81. sf- t1-5l ~
febl0 JOHN NIXON in
CTYRNA FIGs.-soO Drums tine SMYRNA FIGS. re-,
y csived this day. r.
feblo -. JOHN NIXON, Jr,t I,
ORNAMENTAL GARDENER,
NFFERS his services TO the citizens OF Nashville
" and surrounding country, in Ornamental MA
Garusmng nlts various branches He will also 2SS0
prune any kind OF shrubbery a superior style ~
he may be found al the Jefferson House. No. 20 q
Market street. Nashville, Tennessee. (Geb5 j4-1wi |
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HARPER FOR JANUARY.

F. HAGAN Market street, has just received Harper's
Magazine for January, with further supply Of the De
cember Number. ian29 81
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VALENTINES.

Sentimental and Comic Varying in prices from cents
to IS 90 each this collection is very large and beau-
City end country dealers supplied accommodating terms
by +. HAGAN,
fst3 "a Market street.
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REMOVAL.
JOHN YORK & CO., Booksellers Statoners and Book
binders have removed the of Union and Cherry
Streets opposite the Bank Tennessee Thankful Tor past
favors, we sdsct continuation of the in
place e jams "a
VALENTINES.
ONE HUNDRED KINDS OFASSeRTED VALENTINES.
For sale by JOHN YORK & co, =
seb5 Corner Of Cherry and Union street.
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q THURSDAY, Feb 0.
Mr. Hayron presenteda petition for the estab.
fshment of criminal court at Jasper Read and
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ny c,r., Southern Railroad Company;
- an' ITssv,;re and Charleston Railroad Compa-
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OsAj.E ORANGE,
The He.fge PLANT or Ameriea. f.'~

p The Hedge Plant America. RI
I UST received fresh supply ofPlTklNS Frs.A Oscgf
81 Grunge SEED, by - I. WELLS, -
febS '54--tawfsw Market ST.
praeal treatise on the propagation Of the plant TIM
nishe,l free ofeharge, By applying as above
TIAIRBANkS, SCALES-TuE AChfOWL-
i EDGED STANDARD.-We are Agents for tie sale Of
Fairbanks Scales and have store full assortment
from the smallest Counter to the largest Grocers We sci
at the exact Factory price ". H. GORDON CO.
jan5 -lsi
CtTRAYED OR STOLEN smai, scotch Tar
- rer DOG ola light brndie color The finder Of which
viii be hberally rewarded by reu ming him to
feb2 81 GEO. GREIG Union ST.
DOARUING HOUsE-We are Keeping = fTsl
ID class Boarding House No. SO Cedar street under
the superintendent Of DR., WV. A. BINSs and Isdv
JANIS "a DABI}S PORTER
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Amelia Wyand, who died in Washington
county, Nd, few weeks ago, has left the follow
ing offspring: Ia children, 70 grand children 203
great grand children and 10 great great grand
children-in all 800 descendants. -,
= 1t is said that detachment Of United States
troops from Fort Niagara and another from Sackets
Harbor, baye been ordered to Erie. =
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ALate Arrival of Building Materials,

ININE Front Door, Rim and Morlise Locks with or
Il without night laches, Upright and Horizontal
RIM Locks, square Rim Locks and Hatches of many
sryl,> upight. villa hotel, 'abitted AID shdingdoUr
Nj r,se Locks. Plated, pearl white, glass; mineral, ar
gillo aud Fancy French Knobs can be furnished with
either the Rim or Mortise Locks. La;he. for French
Windows various patterns, Rim and Morti-e Closet
ocks Cupboard Locks, Stock and Plnte Locks, Store
door Locks it'll and without Knobs night, square and
Rim Latches sliding door rail, sleaves and astragal
plated pearl white and mineral Belpulls, front door
Bells with fixtures complete, Door mi Window Hin
ges in great variety Gate Hinges of various patterns,
Screws of good quality, hnm 10 inches, Hand rail
Screws IT, round squa,e chain, Flush and Tail Bolts,
the most approved Blind fa,t-nings. Sash Locks and
Axle pnley. Sash c. rd Finishing Nails in papers from
to inches do do by the pound or keg. Flooring do
frem s,ly to 10 ly, II AIDED Cut do from 3ly to 4Ody
Spikes from 4 u inches. fencing, paling and rough
Nails French English and Amrrc1n WINDOW GLASS, of
different qualities and all The sizes in common Put
" in bladdeIs, &c.
Believing that fer greater inducements AS re-
CARDS quality quantity, variety and price, than any other
establishment in the upper country we respectfully ask
a call from those wishing purchase Building Hard
'"D'O"' ~ W. H
may Its
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The Gentleman's Medical POcket-BOOk,
AND
HEALTH ADvISEK:

HONTAINING a Statement of the Modes # Curing
~ every disease which he il liable; aud Directions
in of Accidents the Road at Sea. With lull
Account Of Ep iemc Cholera, of Dysprpsin and ni
Sick Headache; Their Cnuses Cure and Prevention and
n Popular Description e the Human Teeth; their For
nation, Diseases and Ire BY the author ol the
Lady's Medical Pock 4 Book. Pfice so cents
The practice of medicine should be conducted on
those general principles which drawn by sober ex-
perence from careful observation of the effects OF
NEEDLES upon the human body, in its different stages Ut
disease These great leading principles n,e few, shot
aud cas- ly understood; ,ney applicable in ever, dis
towhich the human body il subject although they
may always prove equally successful 1t is the lu
die ious OF them which constitutes the great meit of
the enlightened ply sicaR.
Ia matter of such immense Importance to every in
dviduHl il wou necessary Their, that these Incl
Piles be widely disseminated. in plain words
possible, IN order that every may know and under
stand them To do this is ever, mans duty well as
interest; f. r. independent of his life, which is fire.
qu nifty jeopaIded by the of such knowledge, 'ba
Of bis eghbor often by accident place in his hands
To particular sections of extensive country,
to travellers especially this consideration is of the
utmost importance. 10 this work, | have endeavored
within small compass and in plain "A manner as pos
sble TO lay down such rules and gvs such directions,
will enable every who reads them to apt to his
Tor his iends case, the plum of treatment most proper
,r il.
diseases peculiar children treat
ed of in it.
Published By HAYES & ZELL. 1893 market Street,
Philadclphia and Tor sale in Lynchburg Va. by II. A.
WILLIAMS.
Any person sending so cs. the Publishers will
GIVE by mail post pad, copy either of the above
works.
Any PAPER giving the above insertion and sending
copy the publ sbers, will receive Of the above
by mail prepaid. may 9-ieodts
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BOOKS, &c.
The Lady's Medical Pocket-Book
AND
NUIsSERY-ADVIS

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ohnatfed fenmiesi Directions 10 ftefnatf aud
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Mculeh oeh'i honh' fhee oo els.
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n'e inoed Tue Pnpsa"fs 10 enRaFr IN" iaent. ei the
:, '"'' =, 'pe P,"t"' ''"n ~ "h''0s' '"ehtf
'o"f 'NP''sE'! 'oi tue use III ftMAttN'
We, 's ''''"see's u o'"s eo'ai'o" run oine'e"
'sP'' s""'ses '"eN "r'e ''''o' 10 'oe pun, "n
~ "e' W W" cause SYMPTOMS ana treatment of nose
'pas'' W'heh ute pern'"r To thh Femnie sen anu to
i"'ots .ne9 nave etnpia'ea IN IT, h'so' me ger cru
~ 'e ''ssfS"."h 81 the ilvalh uhh 1o'heit ~
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,'os r' IN" proper h'nrlhg ni ehhdien IN re'er'hee
70 e'' wv an" negn'en' wn's, IN m hrpendn -
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w M o u"
81 ! 'e'' p''sa"oeo 'na' Wv WIN WIZ NC
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@ f''no,'9 ana na'hihlnei, are uni 'tonatey'
L, ,' " !" Wy .he fen"le H'N' ah" VIZ :"
"o, so's'9f,a'o1 ~" lemoe Is urged b, the powerful
-, " ''y """ sou interest beauty o"'n", 10
80 'N's. f'"e P''aei :" hen'hi the neahs "'leh
..uu 70 Tue one '"g equal, calculated To I'M
' ~" '"'.'e tue otp'ri WINE ne h'st - aps"'ute
y % u, any Prectee inconsistent WIN the la,'
Wv u Na'n "oeS Inc tenaie hopet I" Improve her SKIN
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80 " s'"'' 1t" sN'"o'r'y ., het 'o'n' nn'Ss S'' II
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- fui' "l'l"t VI th' Pefitct per "'n'e 81 'ne
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~ 10y my species oil nfhetu'a' fe"t'ali
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I i" ~ - - = .s''''"t'o conn''',i W,'n FD@
- =" o"" p"PP'n'H' thiA so ll''' sh'ul, occupy
az "','"''o" :" ,ho io"'l,"l "'t'-t &c VOL pehg o
VIZ ''i'y oNe 10 hsf 'hef eN'steneo ne met
Nv W wv 'r''" ',lene IN avery e'ee' measure
w ~" ,''''",,} ~" '''' 3" 'n'
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GENTLEMEN NOTICE.

yUyHE subsc ibcr has on hand good assort~ ent of
/ Shirts, both Linen and Cotton the cut nnd make
M, exec led by Jeans and Linen pfswer- lotion
IL ,nl MeIino Gauzr Under shirts. Cotton, Linen,
Sk and Merino Ha hose, some Extra sizes best ply
Colsrs Byron and Stsnd-up, plain and corded Sin and
KID Gloves straw anil Other colurs, Summer Cravats
and Stocks of various kinds all as low as they can be
Ln obt,n, where Gentlemen wanting coat pant. or
vest Of good material aud fashionable tim, would do
Iii ro exami e his Clothes Drap dEte. Cassimeres,
d filings, ve.tings, &c, which will be sold without
making if preferred, AMI when made un; sa'fIieu1n IN
~ a,sr per Tailor may 10. 1mdif
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Horses Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep and Caves, of
over eight in number, will be carried ~ Bird cnss
Goods,-The weights To be regulated follows: Hor
SEES, 1000 lbs Mules, 500; Beef Cattle. 1000; Stock
do. 700; Hogs. 1870 Sheep, 100; Calves, l25, unde
3 months old. Lumber oil all kinds. aud Coal to
be loaded aud unoaded 10y ne owners, consignees
One day only will be allowed To load unload unless
by special agreement in writing. Whenever u Car is
suffered II remai loaded utter arriving its place OF
destination, % hours, unless otherwise agreed
"pon II will be at the option Of the Company unluad
H. aud chnree nj he of 30 cents per Car oad fp
Lumber aud so cent for Coal and also chai &c nj the
rate OF SLIGO per day for the fhe Ca.
THOS. SHARP, Snnrt.
aug 27-ts Va. < Tenn. X. X.
t-Y Il xpress and Ren. copy
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Summer Mail Hours.

I N future all mails leaving this Office, (excert the
l. Richmond and Northern,) will be regularly closed ut
precisely quarter after O'Clock, P. The Ri' hmond
and Northern mails embracing all letters and papers TO
Ri nm nd and the Northern and Southern States, will
he closed precisely Az o'clock. After these hours,
nothing will posiUeiy be mailed except in of
treme and unquestonuble necessity
may l8ts RO. II. GLASS, p. M.
EVRep. copy
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RmOred Capture Of Caonstdd by the Allies.
y. YORK. May 27th.-It was rumored at the
moment the America sailed that the London Sun
received a despatch announcing the capture of
Cronstadt by the allies. Three thousand killed
on both sides
The wife of Meagher,the Irish patriot, had died
| in Ireland
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY
Valuable Amherst Land for Sale.

% 80 ae's- Of good red land f,r ,alc rcar New O.
-N- i a>-"si sp,l Dwell ug II u. with fin, hi
.''i g''s Gee. with reouls; all necessary Ut.
bhihiHg.: 81 acres well set oliver aud timatfy -
II = ga'h " i"a Farm. being mo.ti, Southern eN
posufe. Pa-ses'ion mny be had any time; afd the
gr'p and Stock will b" dispos, of ~ far Ia the
purchaser. Ii not cold before the 18th day OF Jun,
II will an ia day. IL fair. if not tn inr iay) be
oh red al public .ar. Such snug farm aud nice home
is ra'rly in market Society good aad oedtot
heil'iy and evyrs way desirable.
Aldfe.s, NeA Glasgow, Amherst CO., Va
nuv ST iIs !. l. IIITE
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by Postmaster u. +. Cooper:
CAroN BmpoE.
Hampshirc county Va March lat, is54. !
Mr. 4. p. Cooper Drnr Sir: Agreeable Ia your
quest mud my desire benefit the afflicted hero
bv certify the great liefl hive received from the
of Hon,pios's Rcgetahe T,netme
taken with avioleni pDlpiiatiOn. rather Hut
STEERING an trembling of the heart, Which continued
ernl day., seemed i'm, heurt bad utmost forgotten
its oire. fh family hecame alarmed and procured
10 he of this vnlmbe Medicine unj beioie had taken
bottle of this Tmeiwe Of Hampioas | was On
! tirev relieved.
This /. the third instance of relief In my family from
the oil this valuable Medicine. Ts three yearS
ago laid up with liberation Of my ankle from effect
oi whit Is generally called M leg. had lost all insc
aud appetite, AID the VIII ch sorc for inches
u and down, aud half WY around my ankle. rejected
effort to henl il until proc red Hampon's Veg
ep,bc Tin"ureone bottle Of which rrlond my health
healed my ankle. und am irecr from swelling than for
| the last Mirlyg ears.
1gofn ne al nv daughters was very low from severe
dyscnc y. aud wh,n she began sit up her feet
rncncrd swelling which increased every daT, and began
10 be very painful she ns-d bottle OF Hampfon's
7incrte; the puins nssunged, the swelling sub
$, nd and her health ,eiurpedwe kept her legs bnn
daged with strips o wnolen uo her strength returned
| have been thus par ticulnr that others un Ter similar
ce umstanccs might be induced avail themselves of
this remedy. Yours with respect
ELIZABETH EDWARDS.
do hereby certify tint nm personally acquainted
| with Mira Edwards uni can smelly recommend the a
| bove statement 10 be correct
IL J. ChofEH,
Il Capon Bridge Hampshire county, Va.
l. ~ Delicate Lodie, and Children will please give !:
II trial.
II Space mi not p,rmh 10 hHdreds Of others,
/, Geo. w. Goodrich. Capt. Thos. Cnnot, Robert Gau
II Jumes Smyth cured Of rheumatism.
II John Pervad g. A Griffin, Iohn Luke, Rev. v. Esk
II ridge. u T. Navy, and thousands o 9TH re- cured Of
i Dyspepsia, Scrouls, Cough. Liver Complaint Bronoh
It's, ST. Vus Dance, &c. We refer TO citizens
| Gull them.
| A Citizen of the Old Dominion.
Cure Of Rheunatism, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant! The Verdict has gone (orthi All admit
that champions Iincture" has no Superior i!
SooTrsyiLLE Abemarle Co Va,
March 2Sth 1853.
Mesws Mortimer g. Mo1ebray ;-Gehtlemen-I hive
been atcd Tor the last ght years with hheuu atism
Dyspepsia and Liver mplnn Suffering all the while
VIII iIh pains in the shoulders. hip, back and side, shift
ing from side the other, Pnplloon of the heart
loss Of appetite. cold night siyc costve
and great debility and weakness. | tired many
rcrntnes which done sood but rather grew
Last fall ! advised tiy "Hampton's
Vegetable Tncture and am happy shy it has cured
| am free from all IN. and 10 the enjoyment
of perfect heal and take great pleasure in recommend
ing the Tincture TO all afflicted ms have been.
Yours JAMES NJ NOEL.
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Large No. 3 NIackarcl.
Another Splendid Stock Of New Goods.

would most respectfully announce my friends aud
the public generally tina, have made recent pun chase
OF splendid goods the lowest prices seen. Many
augeat one hllt Of former prices, all purchased Tor
c''h he ladies' particularly invited to call and se
ne most splendid assortment of rich French Work,
Col and ndey-Seeves it has ever been pleasure
oer IN this market;and if not cheaper than any smi
lit goos in the market shall ask you to buy Also
a. handsome assortment vi the very newest stg"s OF
zen raris Nantes, the very styles that have
wen ol this season, half their vaue. 20O pieces
F newest st les of Rich Fnsl-h ana French Prints
inquired and colors perfectly fast. worth is which
ta o. beofered Mt | cts. and l21 Rich Shally
Moasl9s, new style Rich emb'd Berage, worth Is Oh,
NJ rn will sell at less than cost of importation; rich
opo At l9t cts, worth %. 3D., fine thick White
.no'lcs d yds wide. al % cts. worth g. 3d. heavs,
'or Domrsticsal Cd m Fan II good nrtice Irish Lin
a' prices that viii please goves Hoserie' &c, 80 d"z
th ~ handkfs, Cd. the best article purctas-
city even Mt Is viii you call and save money
a' selling goods Tor cash, and afford To sell at the
w Prices AIMED. am not quite out of the city
Inc emil and will certainly pay you well for your
up,e IL. LEWIS, Easl Main st,
:" "n'e Flag, few doors above Nol veil House.
"E '0s W. Lyn, hbure, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-30
SEABURY'S SHOE & HAT STORE.
- 1854 Spring Supply. a

receiv n lnrce supply great voiety of splins
l q Summer Gnods. ! am confident IN re has
been opened in Lyrchburg such a..,, of "A
DIES CATERS SLIPPERS, BUSkiNS, BOOTS
IINDS and WALKING SHOES; GENfLEMENS
BOOTS. CATERS, SHOES. SLIPPERS& PUMPS
MISSES GATE PRS, BOOTS and SLIPPERS BOYS
BOOTS AMI SHOES and CHILDRENS SHOES by
the small CAkTLOAD!!
Also splcndda sortmeut Of mEN's .BoY's and chill
DRENs SUMNER and CAPS. Also, Travelling
Trunks, CarIet ,es. V.s s. Umbrellas, &C. &c.
My oldest nre with me ms statesmen an | it
Is my purpose To have EVERY accommodation extended To
my customers which reason will approve. To very
liberal community my heartfelt thanks tendere T.
with that all 81 all be done that Dug ht be-
to secure its continuance i. SEABURY.
N B. My friends vii find one in my
almost every hour, day night except The Sabbath
that day tLcre is admittance, of course 7. s.