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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-12
'tract from a letter to the Editor, dated

Hon. OXFORD, Aug. B, 1854.
NUT OF sheer justice to Mr.. Jenkins, of the
candidates for the County of Granville, it
S fper to record that he is young gentleman of
nse,, out being young, is not generally known to
&Se' O op Besides, he was sick during portion
Vas 'snvass. Be it said, however, to his credit,
HI generously and nobly sustained where he was
ys nnown, and his chivalrous bearing during the
dies S eilcited high commentator even from his
"'al opponents"
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gtan6ar0
RRAGG AND VICTORY!
nALE1GH, SATURDAY, AUGUST IL, 1854.
Governors Election.

We have returns from sixty -one Counties leaving
twenty-o to be heard from. Mr.. Braggs vote in
the sixty-One Counties is s9'sas, and Gen. Docke-
rvs s47I5 1.-THE vote should be, in the remaining
foupties, as it was between Pierce and Scott, Mr.
Bragg will have A, $685. and Gen. Dockery AZ, s79,
making Mr.. Bragg's majority 1856.
Mr.. Bragg's clear gain in the sixty-one Counties
orpr Pierce and Scott, is GAG.
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VOTE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

making
pareMi Hevoeat the a. st ion-H A.
Counties of Ahmance Uin.W
the Counties from which
now flor he future separately.
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GEESE, CATS AND BACHELORS. The following
paragraph is taken from the regular report of the
proceedings of the Legislature of Connecticut =
Bill to tax geese, cats and bachelors taken up.
Mr.. Harrison was opposed to the provision taxing
bachelors. There tax laid already upon a
goose, and any man who had been living twenty
five years without being married could be taxed I'M
der that section The bill was postponed.
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NOTICE. Il hereby notify all persons from harboring
IL employing, trading with my wife, LOUISA
GOUGE, she has left my bed and board without any
provication whatever, determined to be ac-
counabe for any of her debts ehavor any
way whatever. She left the oath day of when
last heard from she Fayetteville N c. living with
that they living as and wife, i'm Gam
bIeton near the steamboat wharf hope this will prevent
upon by any such worthless people. DUNCAN GOUGE.
Raleigh, N. c.. July 9Th, 1854. ct.
The Carolinan Will copy times and forward account to
hiS ofion
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ALL R1eHr.-" Boy" said a visitor at the house
of friend to his little son, "step and see how
old Mrs. Brocn is" Ths boy did the errand, and on
how old she was
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DI E ID ,

of Typod Fever in this city, Monday evening last
W. Evans, Esq.
Mr. 3. believe a native of Cumberland and for
many years resided in Johnston. He bnt recently
made this city his place of residence purer better
man has not iv in midst.
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ENLERK WANTED.---A Young having expe-
~ renee in the Dry Goods business who come we'll
recommended u salesman will find situation by apply
ing to MCGEE WILLIAMS.
Raleigh, August l. 1854. 75-f
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The LEGISLATURE.

The losses and gains for members of the Legisla-
lure at the late election in this State are as follows
Dem Gain. Dem. Loss
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il2. CasweH shows handsome gain for Bragg.
PERSON.

Person County has done nobly John W. Cum
bingham, dem. is elected to the Senate by I7s ma
jority the "wheel-horse - of Federalism, John
Barnett, sen. and Major Green, dem. has beaten
Hoeman, fed. 80 votes-a Democratic gain. Person
also gives Bragg gain Of 50 for Governor John
NJ. Winstead, DEM reelected Sheriff, We give be-
low the vote of Person by precincts:
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HYDE.

We have arumor that DR.. selby, dem. has beaten
Mr. Carter, fed. in this County. If so, Democratic
gain.
If we should receive any further returns before
going to press, will give them in postscript
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NAG'S HEAD.-THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECT
IL fully informs the public, that the Ocean Retreat
Nag Head which has been greatly enlarged and improved
since the last season, will be open for visitors the first
of July. A. L. JACOBS, Proprietor.
June 81, 1854 62-5swtaS5
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NV "A X RENTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.
w The 18th year, {27th SESSION. of this Institution
will commence the I'd of July large addition has
been made to the building this year. For terms &c. APP
ply to
GRAVES & WILCOX.
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Senate, Maj. John A. Graves, DEM, Commons,
Samuel P. Hill and W. Long, dems. Poll: Graves
37o N. j. Palmer 81, Stanfeld, temp dem At. Hill
$50, Long TO, Capt. Richard Jones, dem 444, S.
e. Williams, temp. dem. 24l, E. Roberts, temp dem.
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We give below such returns of the elections as
have been received up to the time of going to press
FORSYTH AND STOKES
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NORFOLK TRAIN
For Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Port walthaU limo

POIC w altnall Line.
VIE beautiful and favorite steapbbatA cso~a :,
Il AUGUSTA, under he command of S,,ssasaa;---yF
Capt. WIN. C. Smith, $50 long dnd favorably knoWn :,
the travelling community the Potomac and jaime.
Rivera is now running the Jine via Port Val
ihnll and is furnished with LHF BOATS
Life Preservers Force Pumps and all the Appliance.
required by Act of Congress the sufey of
engers.
The Cars running II nexion with the Augusta (rlm
Richmond leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot
every Mon,lay, Wednesdays and Friday o'clock NJ
Persons arriving in Richmond, by the Picket Boat,
have but few steps to walk to the Cars
The Cars runnii from Petersburg to City Point in
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg same
days us above, alta M from the Depot of the Appo
matox Il Co, thus giving passengers an opportunity
TO go from Lyncbburg Their by the Packet Boat, or
Danve Railroad TO Richmond, or by way of the South
Side Railroad to Petersburg and from there nexf morn
irg to Norfolk.
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk on the alter
rate days viz: Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS at
o'clock, A. NJ.
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk &c 50 20
Fare between Richmond, Coke's, Rings Mill and
droVe Wharf, Observation-Disclosures. 50
Children over three years and not over twelve
years of age, half price.
Meals EACH IN "a
servants, through Observation-Disclosures. %
Servants to any point on Il g river. 90
hiedlS, % %
mar 3 ducts THOS. DODAMEAD. Sntf
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CLOTHING AT COST.

nWfNG TO the great quantity Of Ready made CLOTH
" ing in this marke and the hardness of the times,
we have concluded to sell for time Fine and beau-
tfay assorted Stock of Ready made Clothing Furnish.
ins Goods, Umbrellas, &C. &c. at Cost for Cash
New is emphatcaly the time Tor all wanting such
s-oods-and who does not ito lay in good supply Of
cothing, such seldom offered in TIN. market
Our Goods are adj and but recently purchased at
very low prices, and of all styles and patterns.
from the hnest the coarsest kind; TO suit every per
sor.
Our Cloths, Cassinueres and Nestng viii continue
TO make IN the lowest OF profits, according to
the me. aad every article nude up by warrant to W.
give entire satisfaction.
Ce ou, and al snd examine Tor yourselves nnd our
word o. IT, yon win not 60 sway dissatisfied At
BAKER e. CLAYEY'S
Clothius Strsion cor Main g. Markets ts
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MECHANICAL.
=. ". coNAxr, VIM. A. wALDRoN. D. sETszER,
New Furniture Ware-RoOms.

NANT. wALDRoN Co.
yIToULD Respectfully iisrm ihFr h'en : anu me
w public generally thai they are nov reeeV'ng' NJ
their Furniture are. Rooms Mai St. ie" aopr'
i.la.y me Nprve House, their stock OF RISE Hood'
Nnbogany Walnut mud other Furniture together with
: rt pnn articles in the way of House keeping, that
arc ,lsa m n we'll ornamental, II have never before
been introduced into this market All OF which nave peeh
.eeeied fram houses North enjoying the highest feP
Iaio for good aud iaithiu work.
They have also cor nectelwith their establishments IA
Manufacturing Department
In which they have engaged wurkmen OF aud rxpe-
ience and are therefore prepared to have made to 81
der Of good efial any piece OF furniture tha
my be ordered. They would add that tney are ire
pared to offer greater Inducements to P.fsuns wanting
ANYTHING in tie WY of fURNII URE than h ever be-
ore been offered ia this market Aud they hope by as
siduous ateion business and receive at least
a portion o the ublie pati onage.s
CONANT, WALDRON & co.
~ B-We would say to- our old flenis and custom
ers that we continue manufacture. al old stand,
IN Br dye ST. all kinds Of 7 bacco M.inds AMI the
ike nnl we solicit a continuance Of their fnvors.
mar l3ts C, W. c..
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RauKn
= INV BooKsl NEW BooKS

<<syrsz REV BOOKS NEW BOOKS
/LkhtD B.PAYNE has to-day opened iha f"i
SH.aH Iawng woiks:
AI.O. h by young lady 81 Richmond, Va
W. ontine History Of the CITY Of New York,
Memoirs and Sermons OF tie heg. Mt Dpya city ms
sionary. Richmond, Va.
Histor, Of o iyer Cromwell: by u. Guizei,
Franrher..'s Narrative,
The lawyer Story.
Spirit Manifestations Examined and ENIlaieedby Dads.
Margaret; or Prejudice a Homo.
All OF Var; by Jomin
The caiseom - If Rome; by w. J. Kiss
Autol log Apply uf an Actress Mrs. M"~att.
Salot sh eli. Sketches Of The Irish Bar,
Tho Apocalypse Unveiled, vols,
|. f. aud Labors of st Augustine.
Encyclopedia Of Pers anl Adventures Of Travellers
Hunters and Sailors
Cruise Of the \ orth Star,
The Winter Lodge
The Sout ern Farmer and Mnilei Gannrf,
HencAis Feld-Bo.k for Ruroud Engineers,
Buy Moyemeb's Of an Idle Woman,
The Seventh Census H. $3.50.
may lots
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CLoTHINu AND FANCY GOODS.
VERY IMPORTANT
Stigter. McElderry a. Co.

TTAyE received another LOT Of those elegant and du
IL rable D RAP DfETE COATS They are
eel tasy she most desirable summer coats that can be
possible worn so mucas that they are beld higher
es,n,ation =, the Son,h than he finest broad cloth.
To very large gentlemen would say that We can
suit them in sise a. from 49, 40 ~ and 70 breast
ure Also every article in the way Of Cotton, Linen,
Gause. SILK aud Merno Shirts. Also, most excellent
article of Sbruuk Linen Goats and Pants very hand
some article s4s A. ENGLEDONE.
NAV i3-ts for Strler. MeElderry & Co
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fIyHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RI
specully TO call the attention of the citizens al
Lynclhurg and the ad joining country his large and
"a splendidassortmentof BOOTS SHOES W3
III CATERS. &c. Of his OWN MAKE
-Ss and which WARRANTED OF THE BEST QUAIL
kNpoF SUPERIOR WORCESTERSHIRE
Persons wishing to have good and durable Boot
Shoe for the present season. will do well call me-
as determined please, both regards qualiIt
aud price.
Don't forget call at the three doors above the
franklin Hotel, and Immediately opposite the Cizens
Savings Bank T. I. GRlMALDI.
dec
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by the author ct Robert hrtmcrs Let ers, VI frying
from Prudential Moliy es" Kate Harper Sc, &.
A. NORRIS, PUBLISHER.
NOTICES OF HE PRESS
ave have another story by the gifted uulhore the
first part OF which will lie published in otrJuy number
that will convince most scepca that she of
the most powerful writer's of the day"
ave have been favored with fthe early sheets
of Alone, and we have been delighted will their pc
rusal Our only regret thai we lad not the whole
book. We predict prominent place among III" fair
writers of America the authorizes OF Alone = Godeys
L,dy'S Book,
at will be found to possess strong attractions, and
leave impress Tor good upon the hearts If those who
read it, Waterman and ObsaVT.
Pew works f 'ic ion benr pregnant a title ms tie
mono.sy Liable which the glte authorizes of
city has bestowed upon her atest offering.
Few prod 'tious of the clnss the present
dey, are with greater eioquence of dction or
charms Of alive.
I he name 5 emphatic, and she has made it tell"
The work abounds in pi1uan remark and vel sustai.
ed dialogue. 1t has eevati g aspiration aud high
moral aim.
For ourselves, We have been eratifed, because We
have found in lis morals what experience has often
shown us, &c.. &c. Rchmond Enquirer Of 5h May
"ALoNE This production Of the pen of gifted
young Indy of Richmond, has elected nattering com
mendotons nm several of contemporaries of the
press Sucn examination we hnve been able TO give
il, has awtk ened in desire read leisure
1t has confirmed our high opinion of the authorizes
and in the work before us, throws its attractive light
ions '-R Dispatch.
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XAjlLsON " FRANKLIN-Whoiesa,e


WILSON ~ FlgANkLIN-WhOie
w AND RETAIL GROCEhS AND COMMITS
sion Merchants in the Granite Front Budi4g,
few donrs above the Merchants Bank, Main Street.
Lsncburg Va receiving their Spring supply,
which ihpy invite tho attention their friends and
the public generally
20 hid. o. N o and st Sugars,
80 bbls Retired Coffee do
80 " Clarified aud Pulversed do
100 hoxcs Lonf do
10 bbls Cnshad do
10 hhds Cuha and o Moasses
30 bbls o aLd Sugnr-house Sirrup
100 Sacks Rio and Lagua Coffee,
- " Superior Brown java do
- Genuine Moch do
Chests q L. Imperial and Black Teas,
Terco. New Crop Rice,
200 Sides Sole Leather, heavy and light weights,
. bulesShoe Thread,
5llO0 lbs Baic Cotton. assorted numbers,
bales Cotton Bats
100 Sacks Salt,
20 tons Country and Tredegar Rolled Iron. ass'd
1000 ibs Bistcred Steel.
1000 lbs CAST aud Shear Steel,
5hoScs Patent Axes, different brands,
300 KEGS Nails assorted,
IL " Horse Shoes,
100 lbs House Shoe Nais.
% best N1vu Scotia Grind SHINES
80 boxes Sperm and Acawaetine Candles,
20 1urpentinc Soup,
90 bbls Mackcrel,
30 farmers Oil
| 10000 lbs good Family Bacon,
100 bushels Cloverseed
Ginger, Spice, Pepper Chookolate, Alum, Satpeter
sofia. Starch Copperas, Indigo, Nader a large stock
OF Cotton Osnsbergs, Brown Du,nesti, 5, Staple Dry
Goods and great many other articles TOO tedious to
mention all of which they offer sell the very best
terms, on 20 give in exchange for country produce.
mur7ts
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND.

RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
BBLS Stunts G. Sugar.
- 25 " G ound, Clarified & Crushed do,
20 hoxes Loaf Sugar,
10 bhls NJ o. Mulnsses,
IL hhds = X. do,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
so Laguits do,
10 Prime old Java do,
80 boxes Atlamantne nnd Sperm Candles
Large lot of Clover Orchard Grass and Tmoh Seed.
Call selling cheap
(f~b % ls) YOUNGER & SMITH
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LADY's NEW FASHION BooY


IN the Isl IT every month Is published. price 2j
~ cents, Flank Le,lies Ladies' Gazette OF Paris,
LoIdon and New York Fashions. containing 100 En-
cravings of the Newest tyle4 of Ladies' aud Child ems
HITS, Caps, Dresses, MantilIas, &c full size Paper
Pattern Of Muntlla large Sheet OF Patterns, and d
scrIpton If Crochet W, rk. Articles on Relieve Leahe
Work, Velvet Paintings, Nc, Entertaining Litelar
Matter, Tales, &C. Novelette, by Mrs. Ann Stephens.
Also-Each PHrI contains a New Song Piece OF MI.
sic Arrangements have been comp eted in Paris,
whereby the Newest Designs will appelr in this w ork
one mcnh before the Paris Fashion Books are received
by the steamer
Part l. was issued on January ls 1854, aud has been
reprinted six different times in order meet the demand
All the baek numbers DO obtained. The colored
Plate ia alone worth money than is charged for
the whole Part
EXTRACTS FROM THE PAPERS.
al isby lar the best Fashion Book issued in this
try Wecordially recommend it."-N Y. Daily Times
AXE sthe highest rank am ,ng I'LL journals of its class"
~ Y. 1fibahe. This is uperb work B Tran
SCRIPT 1t is the best record OF the Fashion pub
lished." Sunday Times PhiadelPtia.-"lt contains
all the newest Fashions and colored Plate of great
beauty. "-Hoae Journal
One copy, year. SO; do, SIS; four do. So One
copy thr Gazette, ana copy of larpe! s. Putnam.
or Graham's Magazine, year. s..
fice M. 6 ohm street New YORK, and for sale by
all Booksellers inthc United States and Conadas.
npl lg-d3m
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sOUTH-sIDE RAILROAD


A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the De
L "A pot, in Peer sburg every day. Sunday excepted
AT clock, A M, ami arrives Mt Burke the IN
ier'ection of the Richmond and Dan,ille Rail-Road
mt 10 cockA connecting by hat Road with Messrs
+. Flagg Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte Court
Halifax Court House, Danvc and Greensboro, n t..
and arriving Mt Farmve at ll.30. A. M, conneclin.
there with Mrssrs Flagg, Caldwell q Co.'S Stage Line
for Lynchburg
Returning, the train leaves Farmville at !, P. NJ,
ard Burkevhe at %, p. m. arriving 10 Petersburg in
lime Tor the trains going North South. connecting
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appomuttox Rail.
Bond with the sp ndd steamships Roanoke and Jane"
lDwn tor NJ WY ork which leave City Point at Up NJ,
and every Wednesday With steamships for Philadelphia
which leave City Point a: the same hour.
i ssengers preferring in Petersburg the over
night, can take the morni : train North at Al, N,
the James River Boats for Old Iint Norfolk and BALI
more at 8. M, the fo the South, at O'Clock
Arrangements have been made by which through tick
els between the following points may be procured al
the annexed rates:
Between Petersburg and Lynchburs, through in
httteen hours, - w
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through in TWO days, 9wI
Between Petersburg and " hie Sulphur SLrngs,
Though in two days, 10 0I
Between Petersburg & Dauville, through in TWEEN
ty-lpuf hours, .
Between Petersburg Gee sboro, n c., thro
Between Petersburg and Salisbury. N. G through
In three days. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
Between Peter sburg and Charlotte, SlS
A freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot ever
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at g. A. Hraaa
returns the same days. Any person wishing to see Lux
rates d freight can obtain freight list by calling u0
the Agent at the Petersburg Depot
deco Il WALL, sgpt
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80. soMETHINe NEW 8 BEAUTIFUL.

!: q: y: +: e: !: !:
leefed aim.cf in the Sorthern Oitis. but few days
ngo togethci with large stock Of Theological nd
Miscehneeus works, consisting of all tue iatest nnd
most Interesting works of the day.
The fpllowii some of them;
Russaa Shores by Oliphant.
Maps of Europe,
Sketches Of Greece and Turkey,
Silhmnn's Travels IN Eurnpe
Life and Writings of Andrew Broadas,
Thrilling Adventures by Lind end Sea,
7 he Discarded Daughter,
Reyetia- of n Bntchclor,
Mrs. Bros nngs Poems,
Hisiory Of ireland,
f of John Randolph of Roanoke by Hugh A. Garland,
Nonnn in France. by Julin kavnnaugh.
Woman aud her Muster. by Frederick Smith;
Together with beautiful selection OF fancy nrtic
writing desks, tn springs; large stock ol
sic, paper hangings and penmery of every kind and
such n";z~ OF fail To please. All he asks is
rim, -. insure sales may 10
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a. J. BLAUk, Tichet NJ!
n. B.-The same rates will be charged from
willie and all other points along The line to LyneOu'
aug l9-ts
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Franklin Cloth and Clothing House,
MAIN STREET, LYNCHBURG, VA,

(oPPosirE THE cABfLL HousE.)
A N ente new stock of CLOTHS, CASSlMEREs,
IA and yESTINGS, Gentlcmen's furnishing goods,
&c., &c. Also,a large stock of Ready Made Cloth
ing winch, for beauty of style and elegance Of furnish
is unsurpassed by any establishment IN the Northern
cities Particular regard will be paid shrinking Of
all summer goods that are to b. washed.
Clothes Made 10 Order.
large and varied stock of Cloths, Cassmcres and
fesiings made to order Al short notice The best of
workmen employed in making up work. We shaH
at all times. study 10 pleau
Mode Of Doing Business:
Selling good goods al ow Prcrs. Ia enable 10 carry
this system in good faith, il will be absolutely
.essary adopt the following rules from which The pub
lie will derive equal benefit with ourselves 6rsi-ro
EcosomfsE TrNE--no abatement in the prices asked
for goods the prices the lowest they be
sold This vii enable one salesman 10 do the work
of TWO the old plan OF asking third more than
they would be willing to sell for. CASH,
short terms, by special agreement which will en-.
able TO buy goods principally for cash, which
do 10 per per than those whobuy credit
II will also from 10 Is per cent for collecting,
which will enable sell goods least that much
cheaper than those houses that sell on long time
- Those rho pay ,c hare 70 pig for those ,cho
do NOT pay. GLASS x RAlNF.
may 10 J Dixon, Ae't
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Lynchburg Furnishing Warer0om.

LJHtHUUI HEHfJHI"o ""f WIN
ID r. LlGGAN & son, Uphol. eSz=p7asp
h. sterers, Pape' Hangers. Mat EsgszesszzA
tfess AID hope Manufacturers. Main W -
Street Two Doors below tire Market house, Lyncibu1g
Va keep eonsi antly hlBd and nuke tQ or er Curl
ed Hair Lbucl, Moss, Cotton, Wool md Spiral spring
Mattresses. ard Rope of every description.
We have in employment some first rate Cab
net Workmen: and intend to keep hand supp y of
FURNITURE, of our make and also Northrn man
farturesuch as Bureaus Sofas Wardrobes, Bedseads,
Chairr, Doubennd Single Lonnges--l000 Bend,teads
now on hand. We ask tie attention OF all Who nnyy
articles in line, and pledge onrsel to Sc up
IN ms reasonable terms rs he obtained in this IN
other market. tgg S pecia attention given IL the
pairing Of Furniture. Gan 2.d&cts)
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r Q Q NJ NJ II \ D A 7 TO Ms.
CHIEF ENGINEERs OPFcE, Va. & Tenn. r. II
Lynchbug. Va, Septrm 20, 1853.
TO THE RAH-ROAD PLBLIC.
All the Cars 81 every kind in upon tis road Lave
ieen made al the Piedmont Works in Lynchburg, un
It, the direction # Gen'l Nettletop, as Agent
1t gives much pleasure to say that our cars have
strongly and faithfully executed | cheerfuly re
&C mmend these works to companies requiring cars as
competent construct and faith uy execute any con
hut may br made with the of these orks
CHAS. f NJ. GAkNETT,
Chigf Eng. Va. q. Tenn. r. r.
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TIL unde signed having had charge of the above
Works from lueir commencement under the form or
Proprilor, Mai. A. Ellison Jr; asks e tosay to the
RailRoad pub e tia he has engaged with the present
Proprietor aud will continue it. mahag. men hoping by
ps long experience in Rail road works ard at
tenton to the work entrusted to him. merit the ap.
probation and liberal patronage Of the public
a. NETTL ETON, Manner.