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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-22


Vt THE CHURCH AT THE NATURAL BRIDGE.
Messr~. Editors \ very handsome monument
oi the finest Italian marble has recently been
erected at the Baptist Church at the Natural
Bridge, over the remains ct MIR WILLIAM j. Rot
roN, who lost his life ia James River last Spring,
in "a most daring effort Ia -a4e little servant
boy. belonging 10 WM PAXTON, ESD, from
drowning. The pedestal of the monument is
block ct neatly dressed Ruekbrdee limestone,
nearly two feet square. ho shaft consists Of
solid white marble obelisk, about SIX feet high,
beautifully proportional and finished and weigh
ing about 200 lbs. On one side beneath "a
wreath elegantly seupturcd in bold relief, is This
inscriptions
II MEMORY az
WILLIAM !. Roi Ton.
Who lost his life in most heroic effort Ia res
cue little servant boy from drowning in
James River, April 18th, 1858. Aged =.
The opposite side bears this inscription
THIS MONUMENT
Was erected by citizens of Rockhrdge, to com
memorato most ilIn-tripus display of he
roism and humanity, and to ineite you,
mortal and yet immortal man
to sacrifice Your life, uueed
be, for your brother
man.
This monument is greatly admired. by all who
have seen IT. for it, chaste aud elegant simplici-
ty.
regard it as alike honorable to the living and
to the dead.
May it stand forever, at once a record OF the
heroic virtues of modest RouroN. and persua-
siye incentive to all who may look upon it. in all
future generations, to initiate his self sacrificing
devotion TO is fellow-nenl
The monument was procured by L. c.. BALD
WIZ, Esq, from MounUoy's marble yard in
Richmond, and eostas it stands one hundred dol
lars.
twill be enclosed in few days with neat
paling.
The Baptist Church at the Natural Bridge has
recently eXehangedits old dress of iusty brown
for more becoming robes of virgin white; and a
neat and substantial plank fence viii soon pro-
tcot the grave yard from the Decorating hoofs
of marauding beasts.
All persons, but particularly the gentlemen by
whose generous subscriptions this monument to
humble worth was built are earnestly requested
when visiting the Bridge, To- call at the church
aud see this fine specimen % monumental archi-
lecture.
NATURAL BRIDGE.
We understand that The rnothpr If Mr. Routon
Mrs. Maria Hatchcr,rss.les in the neiehborhood
| of Lynehburg. We'll might ong mother be
proud of such SON rrs. yFGlNIAN.1
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In IA. Ilanr CnMrANY haIo gI1cn u IN

Tnn GAS LIGur COMPANY have given to the
Pastors of each Of the Churches fifty bushels of
Coke, 10 be distributed to the poor members of
their congregations, Also fifty bushels to the
Widow aud Orphan A-yIum--makng together
$50 bushels. Such conduct needs no commenda-
ton. To all who have thc means of aiding the
poor, we say go and do likewise.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-22
ELECTION OF SUPERINTENDENT oF THE
ny I.rL,N-rI NnA--

\ message was received from the Senate that
that body was ready on their part 10 execute the
joint order for the election of Superintendent of
the penitentiary.
The House proceeded with the Senate t. the
execution Of the Joint order
Mr.. Mayo placed in nomination Charles ;.
Morgan, the present incumbent.
Mr.. Carter, Of Lee and scott. Withdrew the
name of Mr.. Ely, the member from Lee, before
dissatisfaction with Col. Morgan
The roll was then called, and the result wa
that Col. Morgan received 96 scattering
20 Joint vote with the Senate-Morgan l3o.
scattering u.
And Charles 5. Morgan was declared duly
elected SUI orintendcnt OF the Penitentiafy fer
two years from lst January next.
BILLS PASSED.
The following engrossed bills were read third
time and passed:
bill To authorize the guarantee of the city of
Petersburg, to be endorsed upon certain bonds Of
the South side Railroad.
\ bill to change the time of holding the circuit
courts of the Tenth circuit.
\ bin 10 incorporate the Monument House
Company.
Ahill amending the 3ith section Of chapter -
of the Code at rginia a. to how testimony may
hc perpctuatrd: and
\ bill tn change the times of holding tie cir
cult courts of the 2lst circuit.
bill providing for the removal Of free negroes
and mulattnes from the Commonwealth being the
special order of thu day, Was amended on motion
of Mr.. BroWuAof King t,oorgr and stafford, and
as amended ordered ia be cneros-cd.
Bills were considered on their second reading
and anumher were ordered to be cngrossea.
On motion of Mr. Power, the House then ad-
iuurucd.
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William Norris denies that his new steamship.
which is to cross the Atlantic in six day., has
been sold 10 the Sultan of Turkey
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throughout tho STATE. Ne doubt whether II
rna has citizen. whose o-s would be 20 vide
Is felt aud so sincerity dtflored. inpublic aud
in socinl life. he has left Fucaain that viii not
soon or easily be- fillcd. We an not prepared to
spcak IN detail Of the services b. has rendered
tho State: nor viii Fe undertake 10 snumerate
aud portray those eniearing qualities and varied
accomplishments. which threw 50 bright charm
around his social fire. Nany years he had spent
In the Legislature of The state. acting always a
distinguished and leading part; times almost IN
Vulnerable, be had stood before his tellow-citzens
in their popular gatherings aud addressed them in
language Of eloquenccappe satire OF humor' the
difficult, complicate and responsible concerns Of
a large incorporation, he had managed with an
energy. fidelity and success thai won for him uni
ycr-al commentator; bat IT Is perhaps for his
personal attribute.-his enthusiasm, yiYacity,wit,
generosity, polite aud pleasant address, and eve
~ endowment that makes mp the most tasoinat-
ing companion-hip. that he viii he most cordially
remembered. In his public service, ii will stand
A. his highest honor thai al hi-cfpFts aimed at
building up the wealth, power aBd glory Of his
native State. No mnu IN the broa1 limits Of
the Commonwealth has dome morn tlan he, to-
wards arousingn -pri. ofentcrprzo.p progress and
development. No man has contributed more to-
wards strengthening the affections and pride of
Nrginiun, for their -tnte, and stHyiue the tide Of
emigration that WIS draining her Of the youth,
talent aud energy Of hepeople. He was in-tine-
lively and thoroughly Nirgiuian in all his feel
ings impulses, recollcclion- and hopes 1t lisa
sad thing that such Il MN should dic-a mm 80
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-22

Chandler NJ. Thayer. who was for ten wears
an engineer in the s. Navy, has been convict
ed IN Philadelphia of stealing clothes, and sem
fenced to the penitentary for year.
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The Senate bill for the relief of Tho~ l. Left
wich, of Bedford, was read third time aud
passed lib to /,
A Senate bin authorizing the Issue Of per
cent. bonds by the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Company read third time and
pu~sed--aycs ~, noes 23-after "a brief debate.
in which it opposed by Messrs. Cherry and
Barnes OF Marion, and Substantially Messrs An
derson and Mckenzie.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-22

\ letter from Smith O'Brien of Oct. l. St SAYS
he has no intention of escaping and had received
his ticket # leave for six months
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-22
Opposition to the Nebraska Bill

NEW loHK. Feb. 19.-An Anti Nebraska meet
ing was held here last night The attendance
very large, and considerable enthusiasm cx-
hhted. Speeches were made by John p. Hale
Henry Ward Beecher, ct id omRe genus. Strong
resolutions were adopted, aud copies ordered to
be sent to Congress, to the President of tie INT
ted states. and to the Governors Of the several
States
The last despatch from st. Louis states that
four persons were killed and twenty wounded, by
the explosion of the boilers of the steamer Kate
keamcy last Thursday. Five or six others are
missing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26

Consenre takes il nVn, in t,e st,no l,o- he In
held respousib, for tbeir saG, ,,, - - =" va, -
Of ''''''' u tue 'aiue u'ct'-
T. Articles will nat b r.c.;gol -. ,,,........ -.
les properly narkrd in i,ahl 49, III ''
,..t ! -, 49, - ~ '''o'' 'ushs' BOXES bhles or
with the nnn,e If rho C.:aa - H. 1,,''y '',N'o
they nre Ia deliver ,; '.G 'ta.'pn "'fIe
ed for in which rns. n 4 - r ~ w. % up
ringe will be mid " ~ " ''"
8 Gnnpowler md F,i.,i,n mn, l,inl
a., -, . FORM. az -, :; -, " va "''' i ne aoNel
-a,feiad n,,'.na , Wv ~ al : ana II i"nhd
dpmnoes will he bnIJ i;atlt tt III 'aSe u
Q TLanr,icla. - - Ip
COMMANDED he ,,yo ticI,,s ,,i " - r. =, = = ~ " aI
"a am. iic,,i.,, - 49,, . '"7 '''ei'S Se"t' WIN
~ bcrc ,lr -. r I'M VI PneNnG's OF parcels,
,,oi4L,. ~ ~, - , an" lne contents ana
senf h, ul, u I''.n6 40 ~'"' pace 'oey ere TO be
ce,,ed corr.s,,ond oh H. ;i y 'ne az ''c'fS re-
hy tho ,,r,,,,' A.. - N's' On, W'i ne signed
nersn, rni ,h l'ot ano 1enVefed to the
mined Inv tho k, 80 w. 81 'a' "''e' ''cN't VIII be re
n ria aLa ,azo''s - 70 pe ileu a"hy'
I'll , is So w ;eoh oil holses or live
-, - 80, ia, - ~ " II" as'"i lore lney are
i,.,. ,.;.., - " Se'e'a' rue the euarges Tor artl
At rio o. 49, ~ s"rnE '"lh Lypennulg VIII be Pait
cnse. tho cb,rc, . H. ; Tneu og''F'teu' IN ther
- - iE " = oe Il'd III inc Depot where enter
- Wts ''s''1 "i' forwarded.
4 n - w S'''N u'' sent by Tue car load,the owner
NM i Ill '',io'' u "eh' iha' snali be l'nt IN
10 persnn3 WIZ, a,o '', d ''".u ut us ,!SN
Turnont nra r,oniod nf I ~; ~ ie"' neiEn' uo'n
ib h. O. "'''i ''ae,ng On me car to III
pi3 r. III 'oe rre'gh ram WIN writ
~ an il,a - ~ s''r'; P,"i'ty d"ted' and distinct
,Ion;;, ''!.d, q 'o' oons'gnor ana Cohs,gnee
On, - 49, u 'uch 're'shi, ana number OF
,rn,.,o,t,,l - ~ ~" i'a'e". ~" 'e'sni "'a be
L nr - =, 7" u'uo"' uhll tils regulation ha-
"a G"p'i "i'n'
h,, ,b,,.a9 i ' - 'ss''s' IT. not properly covered
am - ''i' company VIII not Der sponslbe loI
"'S ,"Ju'y t'ey may sustain rom the Gather
d., ,,n' s'''N WIN DE received ut tn" Lynchbnrg De
In lst div Of Seot26o a1', ''' ~ "os 81 H'aE u
m fn ,bo - 'lp' none "'te' eioe"' p
- e. ,t. ny " 9eI''npff th' me Isl day {" May
will IN - Ri T - ,alo Ut ,shenhnrg, thn Agent
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LADY's NEW FASHION BOOK.

nN the l. / every n,ntih 4 published. price 25
~ coms. Funk Lclir's Lidie Gnzetie oi PnIi.,
Lo4don AM New York Fashions. continuing 100 I'm.
cravings al The Newest Stylc Of Ludf- aud Child en-
HITS, Caps Dresses, Mnntillna, &c full szr Paper
Pattern al Mantlllu atgs SHEET o. Patterns, ind u
scription 81 Cr chel Work. Articles Relieve Lrulhe
Work, Velvet Paidlings 40, Enfrtnniug Lil"nr
Matter, Talrs, &C. Novelette, by Mrs. Ann stephens
Aso-Ench Par contains u New song Piece al Mn
sic Arrangement. lne been competed in Pmis
whereby the Newest Designs will oppc II in this Work
month before the Paris Fashion Bopks received
by The steamer.
Part / issued on January lst 1851, and Inns been
reprinted sis different tmes IN uider the demand
All the bnrk numbers cun be- ubuinod ! he colnied
Plate is alone worth moe money thah is charged to
the whole rnrt
EXTRACTS FROM THE PAPERS.
al Is b, Tar the best Fashion Book Issued in hi.
Try We couliuly recommend Il. ~ J Daag Times
axe -thc highest nakau NJ all louruols Of it. chss
A. j. Teibme This i. upclb work - f,an,
script 1t is the bcstlcrord ri tie Fashion no@ pub
lished.' Sunday Times Ph4aaopiia-st eoutuin-
ulttho Fashions mud euIoird Plate Of grrnt
bouutyh me Joaraoi
One copy, sonr 49, two do, g.; four do 90 One
copyo the GRzeltc aud one copy Il llotpr-, Putnam
Graham Magazine, yeur 8,
flee Ma. 6 5hn street New y ont and Cor snlc by
all Booksellers intlr uuilcd Slatos and Cnnadns
npl 10 d3m
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SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD
lsa III GO

PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the Dc
"a pot, in shurg every day. Sunday excepted
ht7 o'clock, and arrives at Burkeville the in
lersection OF the Richmond and Danye Ra-Roud
Mt 10 oeloek.A. connecting by that Road with Messrs
!. Fngg Co.'S Stage Liue for Charlotte Court nuse
lialitax Court House, Danvillc and Greensboro, u
ind arriving Faruvie Mt 100. A. M. connecting
there with Mrssrs. Flagg Caldwell & Co.'S Stage Line
for Lynchburg
Returning, The train leaves faimvle at | p. M,
ard Burkev.ile at p p. arriving ~ Petersburg in
lime for the trains going North or South. connecting
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appomaltox Rail.
Road, with the sp ndd stea nships Buunohe and james
t'wn tor N w.York; which leave City Point at 7p M,
and every Wednesday with steamships for Philadelphia
which leave City Point IA: the same hour.
ssergers preterring To rema in Petersburg The
night, can take the morni tran North at A A. NJ.
the james River Boats for Old lint Norfolk and Bati
at s. a NJ, the the South at O'Clock
A.
Arrangements have been made by which through tick
IT'S between the following points may be procured at
the annexed rates:
Between Petersburg and Lynchbure, through in
hitteen hours, .----.----. --.-----..--.-- So 90
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through in Two days,.-.......--... Q 90
between Petersburg and Nhite Sulphur 81 rngs
Though IN two days. ---.------ 10 Oh
Between Petersburg Danviie, through in TWEEN.
ty-four ..-......... 8 25
Between Petersburg g, ee lsboro', N. c., thro
IN two days. 10 on
Between Petersburg and Salisbury, N. G. through
IN three days. 10 Oh
Between Peter sburg aud Charlo tie, $l8 90
freight train ltnves the Petersburg Depot every
Monday, Wednesday und riday morning at g. A. mand
returns the same days. Any person wishing see the
rates rf freight obtain IA freight list by calling UPON
! The Agent at the Petersburg Depot
dcr3 is Ell WALL sup't.
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DISSOLUTION.

Vie Partnership formed thu Is, iay of Februsry
lo2lbet" cen the undersigne under the frrl of p
X Ligs N Loose Co. is this day dissolved hv murual
consent. Ntam Loose viii retire rom tie inn. and
Il business viii he continued as heretofore. hv
Logan and William A. Lisgn under the style and firm
Liabilities, and are uleue au ho ,pd 10 caIlee, ,ho
debts due tie late frg orr r. Ljgenn, Loose & Co.
r. r LIGGAN
". LOOSE.
w. A. LIGGAN
I'M MS March Ist 1851
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Dissolution.

u VIE partn- rshi heretofore xi.i,, md, H..
aud STYLE o Bel x Jennings in The nr,,,rint,r.i; -
u the 0abeil House. has this day been dissolved hy
mutual consent The subscriber has p,nelo.rJ tI,e on,
interest oil Mr. Jennings, aud will hereafter be rho
noe 'l''e'2r tie most respectfully socirs oontin
% aherai Patronage he has heretofore receive
from ms friends and the PUBLIC ge, rrally Promising Inn
3 diIs OF eAe'se shall be spared torendcr them com
June 9Th, 1854. ~ RoBERr II pFtf
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New Furniture Ware-R0omS.
COMA Mt w Ain RON a O

oNANT, wALD RON & CO.
"T0uLD Re pectfnlly Inform their fIien aud the
w public generally that they receiving n
their Farniiurs War; Rooms Mai ST.. ,lear-
below Norveil House, their stock ut Rose Aned.
Mahogany Walnut and other Furniture together VITA
great many articles in the wsy OF House keeping that
re useful well ornamental. AT have before
cen introduced this market All OF which have been
elected firm houses North enjoying the highest repu
ta'ion for good and faithful work.
They have also connected with their establishment
Manufacturing Department
n which they have engaged workmen Of skaud eNpe-
,ience and therefore prepared to base msde 10
der, of good efia. any piece OF furniture thai
m " be ordered They would add that they are pre-
pared offer greater inducements persJus wanting
anything in tie way of FL RNlfIkE. an t1s ever "
been Uttered ia this market And thsy hope by a.
siduous attention business and receive At least
postioa IL the public patronage
CoNANT, NALDROS & co.
n. B-Ne would say To cid friends and r0siom.
ers that We continue manufacture, did stand.
on Bridge st all kinds of I, basco h3uds nn1 the
like, anil solicit continuance Of their lavors.
mar sts G, W. e
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LAMENTATIONS.

Lynchburg, Va, Septem 81 % 1888.
TO THE RAH-ROAE PGBLiC.
All the Carr Of every Kind in upon Il s load hive
Seen msde AT the Piedmont Works, in Lynehhurg uu
4, The direction of Gen'l Netteiou. as Aeeat
II gives much pleasure 10 SAY that our cars have
strongly and faithfully executed. cheefluy re
mmend these works TO companies requiring cars a..
competent construct aud faithfully execute any con
that may be- made with the owner OF these orks
CHAS. NJ. GAkNETT.
GhtJ Eng. "a 4. Tenn. X. Il.
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Long Looked for, Come at last.
HsearigeratOrS, Refricprafors

4 HAVE JUS received my summer supply of SHAY j,
II n'rvallea R"frigeators. The gleat number have
sold here within the last three and the universe
satisfaction they have gwen is the best gunran ee of their
superior excellence hjse three different sizes, price
50, S2 so and So. Call aud see them Mt the c ~
Fa'niture Wrerooms opposite the NorveIl Hous-.
Jun II A WINSTON
f-31 Rep copy
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NIONEY NANTED.-sIo ool morfl ID DID,

M oNEk W ANEED .-$ 0 900 worth or Dry
IVA Goods tobe sold by the middle Of August for
CASH. Persons wanting cheap and good Goods will
now ave un opportunity that may never occur again.
he.e goo Is must hes Id and 10 mistake, by that time
hese goods were all pur based This Snlins for Cash
no old shop keepers amongst them. The public will
please call examine Nows your chanre for bursnins
b II. LEWIS, Eas Mainsst.
Sign W bite ag, few doors above Newell House
Jahelo Is W hyn, kburg, Va.
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GAS! GAS. CAST,

sBERS0AS wishing their houses h'ted for bur, inc
n Gas viii ind some strong inducements offered by
applying 10 the subscriber. | have good workmen and
superior stock of materials. A. G. DABNEY.
N. B-All orders Tor laing up Tobacco Factories
rec iSed within ,iNs days payment will not be required
belme the lst Of Juhc 1855.
T.dt
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nd Wutl1eville.

Ifthe Train is stopped fora passenger between an,
the above named points, the charge viii be made from
tie point lasl passed by tho Train and charge viii
br Jess than twente-tye cents in any
Passengers who do procure Tickets (oxecpl those
who take the ars whe.e tickets not sold
viii be charged by the conductor, per cent in al
ltuH the regular rates nf tare. provided however
HAT in sh Ill he receive thnn ten mor'
an fifty cents from any passenger, 10 any pnnl
heroad
Servant. will be required to have two passes,
he left with the Ticket AGENT md Gre With the Con iec
tor which masses, must be explicit 'ernnng ttei Vi
ese travel on the Free eolored persons be
required produce theiriree Papers,or they will Mt be
permitted To travel on the
Jun l6 Il. II GIL l., Gen' Sup't.
20 All papers advertising for this Company will
please stopal adv rsements in relation Passenger
Inlr md IN the nhnYe mics.
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NEW GOODS AGAIN.

Holm J. PuRNIS, AG'r is again receiving n large
~ supply Of New Goods-all being invoiced much be
low the P'ices paid in The early pur Of the Spring
His system OF nsiness is to sell for Cash only Among
the goods just received are Calicoes Lns Gin! hams
mons Iarasois, Fans Q"as Hosiery, Goges &c, DC.
nuy 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26

THE SEASONS.
IE'HOSE allegorical representations of The seasons
u recently arranged on the walls of Mnnis 4 Tan
nels Ddgueu elan Gallery decidedly the most beau.
titul things of the kind we have hehrld
They add attractions To theirrooms which before
seemed contain gems Of ari, in the umita e speci-
lness of DaGuerreot ped beauty sufficient satiae the
eye and satisfy the curiosity nfany reasonable person
MINNIS & TANNERS
Motto is EXCELSIOR and they really seem determined to
reach, least earn, il they have nut al,eady atainrd
position the pinnacle of fame in their beautiful art
Git and strangers should tail TO visit the
Lynchhurs photographic Gallery, If only to see the
SEASONS" Enlnnce on Main. 3 door, from Bridg 90
street.. Jun Is
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ON sEGNHTENT.

sUST received on CONSIGNMENT, to be sold
~ vorabIe terms, to clnsc--
10 hhi, Polio Rico and n. O. Sugar,
20 bls Coffee Sugar
10 do PuIvcrized SIgar
80 bags Rio and lagnirn Coffee.
30 hbls. No. | Helriaes.
10 do Mackerel.
40 boxes Sperm Candles,
20 bb@. Re lifted Whiskey.
II do Tanners Oh -,
OF which viii ba sold at greatly .educea =
may ~ WIN H. MOShf' ~
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NEW JEWpr.pY

y ","' esh 'i.ek ii Fine NcN Styles Jew.
cry among wlich are parisi,n Brscel,is ne,y ~.
tbe,, La va Breast Pins. Lava Ear Drop,, Chains.
o"aFo" Breast Pms beautiful st,le-. Sc. Ncfor saie
iai3 JNO. = WRIGHI'S
New DRUG .I-wclrv SIC =
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND,

RECEIVING AND ON HAND
~ = LIS SIutrts c. Sugar.
- 25 q ound Clarified & Crushed do
20 boxes Loaf Sugar,
10 bbls N. o. Moasses,
IL hhds. 2. r. do,
100 bags Rio Coffee
80 i" Laguira do.
10 - Prime old Java do,
so boxes Adamantine and Sperm Candles
Large lot of Clover, Orchard. Grass and Timothy Seed
Gail soon $ selling cheap
(feb "a ls) YOUNGER & SMITH
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ed the follow ny articles, all Of which have been
purchased with great care, res>ly for family
beautiful article crushed, pulverizcd aud coffee
Sngar fine lava, Rio and Loguira Coffee; Clipped and
Roe tIerrnss, in whole and half barrels; splendid rot
at tamly Hams Sides and Shoulders an extra fne ar
Icle OF n. o. Moas-es and Pia Syrup; large aud
rice lot Of Com Meal, just ground and constantly on
hand; good supply of Fresh Butter and many articles
generally kept in IA tamlly grocery.
Fish aud Moasses by the barrel at small advance on
cost. for cash. J. H. SOLOMON
Jun l3 -
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Gold and Silver Ware Mandatory.
HI. SEEVERTEEORN a. co,
Main ST. T,vnchl,Il

A'AelAAA ~, Nd
q WE have just received. from the MOI hcrn cite,
GA large supply Of Watches and Jewclry, Which
ssAb were purchased in person and We therefore
warrant every article sold.
In the stock viii be found fine gold and silver lever
Watches, from the finest CHRONOMETER, down to a
plain article, all of which genuine aud perhaps tn
best assortment ever opened in this market.
In The Jewelry line we will say that article can be
called for which not able to offer.
a LARGE AND WE'LL SELECTED rock of rentlemen's
Vest and Fob Chains ard Ladies Breast Pins anl Ear
hl"gs. &c. il be found very attractive.
Cold AND SILVER w KE.--We invite spccid atten.
ton also to facilities in manufacturing Gold and
Silver Ware. large assortment oil which is kept con.
stany on hand, and deserves the inspection of oil who
wish la purchase.
RfrAlRlNG.-Walchcs, Jewelry and all articles ot
Gold aud Silver Ware repaired and improved on the
shortest notice.
Persons visiting Lyncbnrg and desiring any article
in our line will find their advantage to call aud ex-
anime the stock. We are anxious to exhibit ties 4
goods, knowing that the superiority Of our importation
and the un,upasse W rkmanship of our manufacture
cannot be exc lied.
NAV