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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-05
The Governors Message.

We lay this able and lucid document before our
readers this morning, and sure we need not invite
an attentive pcIusa of it.
The space occupied by the message prevents US Civ.
ing the Legislative proceedings. So far however,
they contain little of special interest We shall keep
our readers advised oaan,ters of Importance trans.
acted during the session.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-05

paying only five 10 seven per cent. pee iHllHIn
in dividends thus showing conciuSire!N that
very large portion Of our banklH. '"!i, WIS,
aud is. diverted from the llS:s Of vur rNi rvn
pie to supply the fua&cia' '.ec.s>i;ics nr he
peopl, of other States. .,.A.l not here refer
TO the i,azarlts IL hanki~. ini other ilcirnal
objections tu ssi, il Sys.e,,. where the field Of
finaucial u,,cr.,:~> - >, irnn,, aus! u,itrrlain.
Nv ohiec, IS ln s.;,a = .ri, i.cts ,s m;li inrn
the basis Of lc.i.i,,in :, r....G, f,'mrr -
rors, ss,i>f, tn. ,:.Ir ii ..,.. - i "'rec, ',.'
present evil IL f. =, i ..:,: :..A:.,:. IL, -.
ty. Bnt u:on ,.i, j.. =: =. i:i'': al -.
sents itself as f., :: :..r ,.,-, = ':iba'-
rass the cummu i. ..:>r:, - : 81 p
ertv. or in:,,lcr. = 81. ..n;.. 49,.
iIud,ub.,,ll, t .-a,.:... ia ai>
I,,n,. =, mile. g.. ..,. 49, i; .r:.,. they
nr,. NJ. L,uu, i;,.... n,:r :. .'.,.r,:,. mt are
usa ,L,, - -. ..v>lr"ng
est RES - .....:. =. ..... :!> .:rl so,ne.
times dat. - an neal
history "i III the
West.
The lax rr..i,.;i...' ,.:.> I" Massachusetts
was intended L. =" al ,ii'c'n!: cl. r" upon the
abuses pract-cd h> them. that law Restricts
them to operation, al their o"n counters; dc.
nyiur them the. ur;yi.enc of establishing ;lgrn.
cies abroad it such II rule j. never evadcd,
it may be attributed rather ,n The honesty Of
officers than to any wall, of financial skill
An evasion of the law is rendered easy by
making loans Ia agents. who shall stipulatc to
circulate the issues of banks paying a fixed
sum for their usr; obigating themselves tn
make returns at the time agreed upon, and
stimulating asu Tor the description of assets to
be received by the hanks in return. 1t is Of
more than doubtful policy to pass any law
which can he so easily rendered nugatory.-
Besides. if compiled with, manifest injury would
result to portion of such Institutions. Banks
in this State usually transact large amount
of their business through agents, and are de-
pendant up,,n them for Il supply of Northern
exchange, which can only be obtained in the
scaportS. To prohibit the Use of agents to the
country baLks would seriously cmbarrass them.
Without exchange, they could not supply the
wants of the interior, and their issues would,
therefore be deprecated in the seaports; thus
giving to banks there located, Il great advan
tagc in business.
In questions of so much cuup!exty as those
relating se banking, it is extremely difficult to
point out a remedy for errors which exist i'll
the system. In the case, however, which have
presented to you, the evils will, in part, effect
their own cure. When Alabama shall have
increased her private banks, and thus supply
the moueved wants Of her own peopIp. the
necccssity for which she now feels. and is oe.
AIMING to reu,edv Missiuui and Elu,;I, viii
Follow the examrle. in thai even, the field Of
oner,,iou for the banks Of This State will Ic
circumscribcd and baukiau ,,ay;no is hu,iu,>.
diverted from those channels VII, r.ta;.. r. IT,.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-05

this State 10 submit the questions at issue be-
tw cen herself and the Stote Of Georgia, Upon
the snhirct of the boundary op the Savnnnal
river, to the Adjudication "f the Suprem" Court
of he United States In conformity with
this Injunction, addressed a communication
to His Exceieucy the Grvcrnn' 81 that State,
inviting his .oi.eratinn in this measure. |
have not received Il reply! hut raresll. .hoEe
that the prnprirty of such a step will he con-
crdel as the easiest and most equitable mode
of adjusting this long standing question.
In April last a very large and harmonious
commercial convention was held in the city of
Charleston, which took Certain initiatnry steps,
among various other measures, towards the
formation Of the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company. The committees appointed b! The
convention have submitted The form Of all act
If Incorporation Of tn. sa road to be adopt
cd hy the Southern States. herewith submit
it, together with other papers c"nnerted there
WITH t" your inspection and consideration.
! also t'HilSrnIt t. YOU certain resolutions
from the Lrg gi>l.turcS of Connecticut aud Rhode
Island also certain DEGREES, regulations, and
instructions by Hi. Mne>ty the Emperor Of
the French. IN relation to TIM Universal Exhi.
ion to hr hello in Paris in 1855. This latter
paper Was otli'ial|y forwarded to me through
lhr Secretary IF State If the United States,
and have accordingly appointed three COM
.i->innrrs tn take charge of such products
and either articles from this State rs may be
", r"'' i"T '!''"''"".
wonid a.a;l.. call your attention to the cen.
Hiirn 81 riai tu,rimrnts with regard to the
t'''"''''''" - "e' i'trSohS u, color e.hP'oyeu
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rah'h" "'h ""r sraro'ls'
-" are "' COURSE aware '"at so'''e o' s''s>e
prov, '','> "''e i"'S proved >"o'ce W u'S'
s'.t''i!c''"''' and nav" ever been regarded oH
trr"ii overs j.! l" S''''e extern ''c,a@'''em' ~,
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-17
DaguerreOtype Jewelry

ser exhibited in this communty-nll of which will he
ed with Pictures wi ch cannot be surpassed in thi.
any other CITY, very low prices, and warranted to
what they sold for.
Feeling truly thankful for the increasing evidence of
popu ary Of his work, not ly in the paise which
abundanty bestowed, but in mure substantial torm
the way Of an in rease of business unprecede tod,
|bich clearly proves the superiority of his work he
edges himself 10 use nl honorable means 10 continue
leseryc public favor. p. E. GIBBS Proprietor
At the sign of th, Flag.
?. S. To CO rect which find vcr' rresa-
mt will say that have heen t,king pictures for the
h four mon hs, at from 81 80 to $40, and sha con-
nuq take them as low $ any house in this place.
ookout fr the stripes L. T.. H.
f.I I6.,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-17
Look to your Interest |!

TAKE this opportunity of informing the citizens OF
l. Lynchbnrg that they can nave their PLASTEklNG
done in the best e aud the reasonable
by applying to me the Wa .hng, IN House, as | am
engage in plasierins that celel ited iotel-bc-
lon Jag To w W. i.eftwich & Brother.
| stranger to of the good people of Lynch
burg 1t woui he very mpPy make the acquaintance
of all those who luvA Pns,ering which they wish to
havr done ia good style aud the OLD PRICES
also say that | am native Virgnian, and ask the
prtronage of Virginia people who always Will Ig 10
extend n helpi q hand To one of their own clzens,
instead e giving away their mo- cy ID those A. B B
s. Ys who in every city and town in the South
and who make their canours against every Plns.
tcre- who learns hi. tr ,de in gooi old Vrgina
State bul heed them not, aud We work. and
will give yu. nm ocular demonstration Of my skill in
both PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLASTERING.
A. l.. HAMBRICK,
Washington House, lynchburg Va.
feb 18.dIm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-17
COMMUNICATED.
Messrs Editors:

MeSSrs Editors:
IN LOOKING OVER your valuable Daily, my
Il teniion attracted by advertisements headed
"Look to yorr interests" in which the author ubors
detract from 'he merits of the asereis of his ty in
endeavorng prejudice the public mind against hem.
being abolitioniss who through every village
and town of the Sonth-speaking dis,,nragingy of
Southern workmcn &c, &c.
Now Messrs Editors for tho enghtenment of this
great man uf Bedford, whose mountains labored and
broug ht fofth mouse-this who Just this time
Processes much love for Virginia, and partcH ariy
the city of Lynchburg, and much ahorrcuce for abo
lionists and Yankees, for his enlightenment | will
say, that certain knowledge, the undertakers of
this city, without eptnn, all natives of Suites
South Of Mason and Dixon's Lnc-and from residence
f years in this place. have before been accused
OF entertaining sentiments preudcal to the interests OF
this their adopted home. They are bound to Lynch
bur by the strongest ties oI kindred ard friends, OF
long years of residence during wh n time of them
have accumulated small properi by their energy and
industry. Yet this good Judge, this upright judge who,
in than one instance has sought To j,in inter-
ith these Abolition Paste (as he styles thcrn
anI who siren ously boast of his many voyages to
New York; ard of the many avos received Mt tho hands
o the New York Pn-erers eeks to yiity the 'lasterers
of this city hy in the Virginan ard Bedford
Scntnel which he knows in his nind to be nlse.
would ain ask. Messrs, Editors why Is IT, after
many and repeated trials prolonged for yenrS, that 1t is
found necessary undertake the work low prices 10
get job after the established worknen had been com
PEELED to raise the prices of work sustain themselves
WHY not j. in and seel To establish huse his
n er ut prices Tint will enable him do good work
with good materias-to obtain living and lay bya
little for rainy dav feb 2l-lm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-17
LYNCHBURG, FRIDAY MORNING, MAR H. 1854.
PLASTERING.
"Hoid, hold, mu heart

Ind you my sinetcs grotr not instant old,
But bear me stifly up
GO that ma, be enabled to lo good plain and orru.
~ mental Pastering for The good pious people of my
native ate. had hoped that might be PEI mi,tcd
have my card inserted in the papers OF my old Virginia
State. .andit a'consummN ton devouy be wished"
Bha aias, alas! in this have been sadly mi.ta.
ken-fot by so doing have accidentally walked into
the Courthouse Of one of the b. Bs.
Now, Mr.. Is b., will tell you what tho Fox in the
fable told certain long cared grnt-"lf you had
spoke, would not have knnwn you" say, Mr. Aholi-
tion Blue ''FS. Shanghai Yankee, tfor an led by
your remarks To suppose you one Why did YOU with
hold your name from the public Was because yon
were assumed oi il, were you down in thJ under
grousd railroad which is place very well known all
aboltionis,s You say in your card that all the under.
takers of Lyncburc nutves of States outh of Ma
and Dxons Lie. Well what have To do with
nndertakvsf | am not dead yet, and therefore
Tor those gentleman But perhaps, you mean, that
the Pasercrs all rom Southern States II is very
likely thai them nre-but if they nll claim to
be ftom States south of Muson aud ixons Lime, then
have been ongy informed, there has been grcat
move either in Mason ana Dixon Line, in some Of
the Northern States. And, low, Mr. -. if yon
A. B. b. 5 Y, ol course my card had no n u
sion you and perhaps hereafter You will e prudence
be your guide and speak when oxen to- Now ns to my
endeavorng detract from the merits of the lasterers
oths city, pronounce IL 10 he false. wish them great
in business. and hope they viii permit get
along best can; for da not ask their ayors
fear their hate And in ooncu.ion permit me say
that have never made nny efforts To obtain work in
Iynchburg heretofore, but have been offered work he
which have deelir ed of not wishing take
more. than could do Now, Mr.. b. b. Y. let me advise
you keep your eye peeled for cards for if
raise the lin, will advertise IN all the city papers, until
the crack oi doom
"ForMe mind stray 6y and The heart Tdeor.
Shall neper lag IA don6t nor faint nth tear.'
Very Respectfully
A. l.. HAMBRICK.
7. S-Mr b. b Y ID not make another mistake
and say That my Gard hin at the "Underakers for
tell you again that am dead yet A. l.. II.
feb 22-dlm.
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1t will be from tho above card, tina, have BIZ
come joint Proprietor with MIR. RossER, of the popular
Hotel, the "NoRvELL HOUSE," and that it will be
Quoted in the future under r auspices. The patron
of my friends and the public generally is respect
fully solicited, with the that evey exetion
will be mad mnntain the reputation already enjoyed
by the House, of the first in the Southern country.
(feb 24-ts) RO. CAWTHON.
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WILSON PETERS, MARTts, s. PETERS
Nelson Lynchburs. Nelson
PETERS, MARTIN 4 co.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Richmond, Vn,

rNENDER their services to their friends. ncqnnntnr
i res, aud the Planters, Farmers and Merchants of
Virein and North Ouiolinn,
- FOR THE SALE OF -
TOBACCO WHEAT FLOUR, CORN, &c.
nm for tho purchase of GOODS, GROCERIES,, GIL
ANO. PLASTER, &c
Particulur attention will be paid TO the Forwarding
Df Goo IL, Groceries, Produce, &c
From their long experience in business, their united
efforts aud nntirng exeons they trust and believe they
will he able give satisfaction those who mny confde
their business To their management.
Office 18th Street. opposite Shockoe Warehnuse.
Storage House the BASIN.
REFERENCE
Judge Lucas r. Th0mpson,l .,u....
Messrs. 1mbolen a. McCuc, "e"'
Hon. VIM. c. kyes, Abermarle
Gen. Alex. Brown NoI.o,
y. NJ. Cabell, Esq,
Vim. A. Miller Lynchburg
Echols a. Pryor, do.
Mcdaniel, Hurt 81 Preston, do.
McCorklc a. Jones' do.
a. Mc'anahnn, do.
Joseph II. Wilson, do.
Tinsey, Taylor d. Co, do.
A. b. Rucker, do.
Lee a. johnson, do.
Saunders Irby, do
}. h NJ Hoins, 10.
Hugh Barclay, Lexington,
N. II uassie, Augusta,
Wm. Martin, Chesterfield,
Jas cTyre
jan 9-i&cls
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Christmas Presents.

A the time for the interchange Of friendly tok ems
regard md affection il. hand, and merry Christ
Z pas and Happy New Year" considered such sP-
roprite occasions for bcstowng cherished frierds
something which will recall tn mind, with IN
rcaed vivdness, Tie love in memory o the donor. II
9n'y be well TO remn those who contemr late (and who
~ not y presenting some loved one with something real
valuable, that in all the whole cataougo of B0u'erie
here s nothug which is surely and invariably apl e
ned The counterfeit prcsontment OF The eiver IN ~
'n of daguerreotype especially when taken in TAs.
ER inmitabe styia and placed in Que OF the mum
"ns beautiful and Fancy Pnper Mache, Velvet Pee
Pnd Tortoise she'll +, Monnae Gases in an e,
Fant Locket, bracelet, Finger Ring, or Breast rif
Fno't choice of which we have Just received
expressly t"y the HOLIDAYS, exhibition at the
New Popular Daguerrean Gallery,
IN Main Street mmedia'ey over VIM II. Mo.b,' Auc-
lion Room.
b. Particular pains taken give correct likeness
md artistic pictures. Storeo.copc and coloured Da-
nerreoypes may be hal in superior style, by those who
iesite them Don't mistnkc the place MAIN STREET
}RD DooR FROM BSIpGESr
GEO. w. MINNIS,
s. TANNER
dec H-ls ''ratticH Dagnery yeokyUists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-17
SMITH 4 ROBERTS,,
I M r q R r n ks OF HARDWARE.
Il Cutlery, Gums, and Sndsllery, HAVE

M u ~ IN IL " ID IL IL i Ss
INF TEKs OF HARDWAKE.
L Cutlery, Gums, and Sndslicry, HAVE
removed To their new md commtdou. War" house
No. - Iron Buildings, Peui Street RICHMOND, Fo,
and re- in recent ol the Spring stock oi HARD.
WARE and SADDLERY. embracing entire
stock oi Conch Hardware aud Trimmings,
Having mndc extensive and advantageous arrange
mens with Forcign md Domestic Manufacturers for sup
plies of goods suitable 10 the lemnnda of tho trad we
respectfully solici, exnnia ton of assortment
and prices.
The Virginia Tetaesseo and North Cnrnnin Trade
visiting his market, wou do well call on US, with
the of finding bota goods and prices
pare iovoably with my Of the Norhern cities, nnd ii
will afford grrnt pleasure IL cxh bit the any
who mny favor with cnlt.
Our stock consin. in part Of:
$500 iozen Pen and | oeke Knives,
2,500 Bu X. Bone, Ebony and Ivory Knives mud
Forks,
500 " "Rodgers'" Wostenholms," ;" and Wade n
Butchers Razrs,
1000 " Shens and Scissors,
1000 knoh. Stock, Pa an Closet Loo -
1900 Till, Chest. Cnp'd aud Trunk Locks.
l,000 " knnb and Thumb l.achcs nnd Bots.
800 "Nr. inin ""Goln4" md "Simmors" Axes,
500 " Bench, Shingiing. and Lalhing Ilo,ehoIe and
nnd Hammers,
500 - kmcs. Rowland's mi other Spades pnd
Shnvels
900 " .. , and prong Fofk4,
300 Gro. Btiltnnnia, Plated Iron. Tea and lab,
Spoons,
300 tons Cns Sheer md Blister St"e,
900 kegs Bur1en's Pateut Horse Shoes,
5000 lbs Grhin's Horse Shoe Nnila.
1000 d,z Hand, Min ard Smiths Files and Rirps,
5000 gro. Wood Screws,
1000, ,0i0 English American, ond q. ID. Percussion
Caps,
3,00D Pair Trace Chlins and Stage Traces.
,500 Log, Ok. Fifth Back, Breast md Halter Chnins,
5000 lbs Galvanized Pump Chnn.
Double and Shgle Barrel Shot Guns,
Riles, Rifle Bnrrcls. Lock. nnl Mountings,
Circular Snws frim 10 go inches,
Mill, PIT, Gross Cut, Hand and Tenon Save,
Ansia, Vices, Believe,
Sledge. Hand, and Shoeing Hammers
Stocks md Dies Screw Plates, Augsrs, Chis,ls,
Brace and Bs, Plnncs and Plane lron4,
Wnldrons and Patent Grnas nd Gruin Scythep
Smnth4, Horse aud Mule Collars
Brides and Biidlr Filings,
Hnters, Web Rens Girhs, Saddles, Bride
Bits.
Stirup Irons Spurs Buckles and Sndllery liarl-
generally,
Hog Skins, PAT and Enamrlled Lenthci,
Sheep Skins, Enamelled Cloth, Canvass and
Duck,
Oil Carpet, Coach lnces,
Iron Axes. Ito "a inches.
Bright aud Bluck Springs, Coaoh md Plough
Bots,
Hubs. Spokcs. Felloea, SHIFTS nrd Coach Ma
ker's materials generally,
Anchor Boiling Cloth
With every other article usually kept in well select
ed stock Of Hardware feb 92.dscim
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THE NOR vBLL HOU SE,

TNfiE undersigned having associated with him in the
l. mana cement of this well known House Mr.. Ron
ERT CAwTHoN, OF Lsnchbnrg, respectfully sole
its continuance of the Patronag, literally bestowed
upon his House. while it's sole proprietor By their
joint exetons, they hater themselves they shall be
able to give und >ided satisfaction their friends and
tine public generally. TllOS. ROSSER.
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RICHMOND.
HUNT & HARVEY.
GRO GERS, FoRwA RIDING AND
Commission Agents,
Richmond, Vn.

HAVE Received their stock OF Groceries for Spring
L sales consisting in part of:
d5O bags Rio Javn and Laguira Coffee,
2j7 bbls. Coffee Sugar,
100 do. aud boxes gn,uud and loaf do,
300 boxes Tnlow, Sperm and Adamnntne Candies.
90 do and eases Green and Black Tea.
10 tons Rice
- hhds. N. o Sugar,
100 lbls. do Moaases,
so do Steam Syrup,
100 husiels Clover Seed,
60 cases very superior Mas and Stick Licoricc
Foreign and domestic Liquors-somn yer, fine very
superior Olive oil Window ass-Puity-Vinegnr-
Soda-Cast mud Blistered Steel--wrapping paper Ne,
which, with many other ntcles in their line hoy oer
TO the trade ON liberal terms. (fnh - is)
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Truth Stranger than Fiction!

lust RECEIVED ut the Whiiehurst Gallery.a large
lot Of very fine GILT FRAMES, suitab for Da
erreotypes-Also another lo OF FINS, LOCkETS,
kACELETS, RINGS, KEYS md SEALS, (somo
ra fue) making the largest and most desirable as
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-17
PHILIP w. PAYNE,
l 1cr i'm Fancy Il StaDIC ID Good.

Dealer in Fancy Il staple ID y Goods,
Nj AIN Street Lynchburg Virginia, Store IN
ltL Cure's building, foI mcry known as Kyle =
corner, begs leave call the aenting of his friends
the public his large and desirable stock of Spring and
Summer goods. embracing every article usually KEEP n
the dry goods line which will be offered term.
which tail please all who may want e'"'
goods low Inlces. II rs friends and the public
nestIy rcques ed call and examine his Stock il vii
afford him very much pleasure to exhibit it.
19-ts
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TERMS

,blisbed daily at &C, and semiweekly at
klgdIN An Is No subscription Is taken for shorter
a ssa 10 un; d. is Eass
svrs are inserted for 80 cents per SQUARE ,or
rsry ISSgg torn ,,,ns is not marked on the Ms II
h me number OF insfr, oat and charged accordingly
published nll the privilege Of two SQUARES
en ssni- weekly sH' 10 semi.weekly S35. Every yearly
inner form, daily ~ eonfne his advertising his
viii be re"" and he exceed the space stipulated TOR
line e' i pnsi otahly for the ekcess.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-17

NOTICE II. T. MOoRMAN, of the late irn Of
~ Moormnn & Martin, would inf rm tho friends and
customers oi the late firm that he will continue tho
Grocery and Commission BusinesA
tho od stand of N a. NJ where he will make every
,xcron give satisfaction his friends, customors
nnd The public generally
liz wlll keep constantly on hnn1 u largo and we'll
lecied piock of GRoOERlES DRY GOODS, &c.
~ Special attention paid to the snlo or forwarding
NJ Tobacco, Wheat. Flour. Nc, &c.
inn2p TiIOS. 7. MOORMAN.
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s. DIUGUJD a. SONS.
THE SUBsCRIBEtss having Obtained I'll

'HE SUBSCRlBEkkS having obtuined the
-, exclusive right of retailing Fisk's Metallic Buria
take tbs sinethod ofinformngthe people ofLynch
ana the surrounding country, that they have now il
so' aerent sizes. II would be difficult task giv
adequate impression ofthese Gases without person
hSpection: they perfectly air ght and indestruc
afy interments, for vaults, or for transportation. ar
uPer'or to anything of the kind before invented Those
''pnpIiedoy s. DIUGUID & SONS.
oniertaking in the usual style also promptly attend
go 80 M 3. D. Il SONS.
NARATOGA or G. ING GRESS Water.
"A supply just hand. rect rom The ceiebru
- = S,aratoga s rings. N,W-York for .al' by
feoS-ts 10 Ill n. SEAY & co.
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'INHE FAMILY GROCEKY-Still con-
i tnues TO keep on hnnd those articles much need
ed by families this of the yenrsueh fresh
Butter dried Cherries, Apples, Peaches, peaed and
unpealed n nice lot Of Venson, Salt Pork Irish Pota
toes, dried Beef beef Tongues, Bologna Sausage, and
all article. generally kept in regular Fnmily Grocery
The above cles will be kept constantly hand
the famiy grocery of j. H. SOLOMON.
feb
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NSOLIITION.
N Il w FL Il NJ.

~ w ! II H
~ II UNDERSIGNED Having purchased Of Mr..
i Daniel |. Warwick. (who has removed 20 the city
NJ Batmoro his entire interest in the concern of War
wick, Otev a. CO., will continue In the TOBACCO
manufacturing business, the old stand Of the Old
Dominion Factory in this ny, underline style and firm
OF Dexter Otey g. Brother DEXTER OTEY
k1RKWOOD OTEy.
feb oS.dtm m I5a
f1s Expresa md RepubIican cony lm 4
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And you my sine,cs grotc not instant old,
But bear me stidlu up"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-17

7. S-Mr B. b Y do not make another mistake
and that my Gard hin the Undertakcrs for
tell you again that am not dead yet. A. H. II.
feb 22-d I'm.