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Improved Cotton Gins,

Ihankinl for past favonrs The subscriber wish
es I" inform the public TIM, he still manurac.
lures Cotton Gins ut his establishment in State
burg, on The most improved and approved plan
which he thinks that the cotton ginncd on one
"t those gins of the late Improvement is worth
nj least Il quarter Of Il cent more than the cot.
ION sinned ON the ordinary gin. lie also man
u!aci'rrs :hcm on the most simp!a construction.
oi The finest finish and Of the best materials to
W.T., Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he will sell for 81 per Saw
lie ais" repairs old gins and puts them In com
plrie nnler AZ The si,nr,"e, no,ice IN orle-s Gs.
Gins will he promptly AMI pnnctunlly attended
10. WILLIAM ELLISON
Stateburg, Sumter Dist, $. G. Feb H. &c
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10 Arrive,

DRlEl-FlGS, RASI\S, tA>DY.
PlCkLt.S. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CHEESE, BOTrlED CIDE.;.NDRr.
Err. nc.
i'ornge Del aims. pr,mleI .iacone!-. Fr.r.h
Cnm'ric!is -Finc assortment u G.n,
hhr's, black ANA courcd, and I;,hr".drr
Goods, &c. &c.
J. r. SO.OMONS &. co
March Sih, 1851. 10 =
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To the Public,

JOHN CHINA offers his services to the
citizens OF Sumter District and the public gen.
craiy AMI pledges himself 10 give every aiIen-
ton 10 the sale of all properties entrusted to his
hands on commission. either at auction or pri-
va'r sal. The facilities h. enjoys rs 10 situ,-
'lon ;,'i'l his Ion. experience in The business are
satisfactorily evidence of his ability To do Justice
ln amy who may employ him.
Feb -, 1871. II n
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BROWNING g. LEHMAN"
IMPORTERS or
French, British and German
DIR GOODS.
200 and 21l King-srset corror of Mar.
ket Street,
CHARLESTON, s. c.
GtARpETINGS.-Ingrain, 3 Phys, Brus.
" sells Tapestry and Vclvrts
CURTAIN MATERIALS, in Silk, Satin,
CURTAIN CAMBRlCs and MUsLlNs, in
EMnROIDEREp LACE und MUSLIN
CURTAINS. all styles.
GlLT CORN!CES. in all the new designs.
CURTAIN GIMpS, HOLDERS, LOOPS,
TASSEI.S. Sr..
pRApERi CORDS and BELL ROPES,
! in I'LL varieties
BRITISH and AMERICAN FLOOR OIL
| CLOTHS.
sII.vEl, and Gilt STAIR RODS and
STAIR CARPE'TINGS. of all styles.
! WILTON, VELVET, and ADMINISTER
! RUGS. in great variety.
| PLANTATION WOOLE
KErS, PLAINS. KERSEYS, CAPS. SC.
Red and White FLANNELS, SlIIRTlNGS,
~ Ivan oStNABJ ltSS, ot all The best
! Southern makes.
NEI.S.
French. English, and American PRINTS.
LINENS OF, RICHARDSON'S superior
| Take, for Shcetings, Shirtings, Pillow Cases
mabc Damnsks, Dnylics. Napkins, TowelIings,
lIuekabat ks, Fruit Cloths, B. F.. Diapers,
GrasS Cloths, &c.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERS and YESTINC'S,
Of best French Goods
SERVANTS CLOTHS, in all the shades of
English Goods
S.NT1NErS, TWEEDS, JEANS and LIN
SElS, Of nll qualiucs and styles.
WITH FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Rich Dress Goods.
In SILKS. TISSUES, RAREGES, GREN
ADlNES. MtSIINS, dc.
BOMBAIiNES, ALPACAS and MOURN
lNG GOODS. i'll great variety.
EMRROlDERS ana LACE GOODS, ofcv-
| cry description.
EVENING DRESS Goods in Great variety
constantly received.
All the abuvc are of our own
DH5fEiCT HgaOEsT'.ATAON
and offered II, the LOW EST MARKET Prices
TERMS.-Cash, or City Acceptance.
III The one price system strictly ad
hcrcd to, and all Goods Warranted
BROWNING; ~ I.EMAN.
Charleston, S. c., Jan, 9th, 1851 IL ii
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NEW CiOODS.

~ Z. w NV ID y.
The subscribers arc now in rrcnipi 81
their SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
r"nsl>'in" OF every vari.iy OF Gents aur
Ladies' dress coodS. Groceries. Hard
war" &c. which they are prepared to Sc
a.; cheap az liz market Gail niiinri. Peas
cal! ami examine COR Yourselves.
r. G. WEBB g. co.
Arr, ;. 1874. 23. If
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Negro Shoes,

II. subscriber has made arrangements for
The Manufacture Of from Four to Five Thousand
pairs Of The above article by ,leFALI.. For
Eeicrchre rs to,quaiiy, he would respectfully
rei' rcrs":;S " no may be disposed to purchase
nf HIM, To those who palroniZcI him last y,.,r
AS l." price, lie will guarantee them as low a,
can be frrdcr.
May % j MORGAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-01

4 the lst # every month is published price rs
~ cents, Flank Le,lic's Lldie's Gazette of Pari4
Loldon AM New York Fashions. containing 100 En-.
cravings OF the Newest Styles of Ladies' and Child ems
Hats, Caps Dresses, Mantilas, &c. full size Paper
Pattern of Mantila large Sheet OF Patterns md De.
srrlption of Crochet W rk Articles Relieve Leather
Work, Velvet Paintings, Nc, Enter tnining Literary
Matter, Talrs &c, Novelette, by Mrs. Ann Stephens
Also-Each Part contains New Song or Piece of Mu.
sic Arrangements have been Completed in Paris
whereby the Newest Designs will uppe lr in this Work
one monh before the Paris Fashion Books are received
by the steamer.
Part l. was issued January lst 1854 aud has been
reprinted six different times in order the demand
All the back numbers bo obtained. The coiored
Flute Is alone worth more money than is charged for
the whole Part
EXTRACTS FROM THE PAPERS.
1T Is by Tar the best Fashion Book issued in this coun
try Wecordially recommend t'-N. y. Daily Times.
lake stle highest runk ng all journals of it. class"
~ Y. Tribune. This is uperb work b Tran.
s7pt-'lt is the best record Of the Fashion nov pub.
lished' Sunday Times, Phaadelphm.-"It contains
all the newest Fashions. and coored Plate of great
beauty ."-Home .JoutnaE.
One copy. year, 50; two do, So four do 50 One
coPyo the Gazeite and copy Of IIatpes Putnum'>
or Grahams Nagnzine, one year. s..
flee M. John street, New York; and for sale by
all Booksellers in the United States and Canadas
ap 10 .d3m
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secy NEWS BT THE MAILS.
r,,a Ward Trials.

-; Fnonirer. noticing the progress
glnol," use. in Kentucky, says
Warn or" no If the anxiety that is felt in the
are a W. ,he result oil the Ward case, now
nina ~. .Lo Kentucky courts. 1t is quite
one nat popular prejadices have been great
'n'' that conviction Is expected gener-
tsd' Ishobly generally desired. We are
I'd PI 1or hearing brief detail of the char
red; ai' S,afs,s evidence, from a gentleman
tine no was in couret, land is impartial in
city Car n different result. We shall
MONS rnr;sed to hear of Wards acquital
~ o. SUI 'nty of his conviction of manslaugh-
obaol! ,.;dence will surprise the community
The e.;varsally been supposed that there
bus Jul 10 murder. having nothing like self
a 10 Plead" ,aoa;ano o.
ito o. 'e '.5day. by the fainting of Mrs. Robt.
on p tbe mother of the prisoner. rms cir,
afu' ,a US attributed partly to the heat and
|'tan0 ,he feelings natural to mother under
" 10 ", stances. Immediately after she had
el ~ her testimony, she was borne pale and
.'ot from the room. =,
Elng HUI .o""s,ondent of the Louisville Courier,
pc 3 G,,'o Of Friday, writes:
pr date ,resterday the defense entered into
purlns The murder of Prof. Butler. They
hc a.. tb,;r satisfaction that the deceased
'ed !" .a " upon Matthew Ward; and would
al a .,ated and killed him, had he not shot
anded the ARRAY. They also introduce
n; muses. e to testify that Prof. Butler had told
Wilt aio mon his dying bed,that he 3D. struck
WIZ s1.t y But the statements of the witness
- m contradictory, he became so entangled
%s,sad in the course of a cross-examina-
|e sa4 his testimony operated against the de-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-01
FRENCH WORK,
IN
Lace and Muslin Goods.
ith APRIL 1854.
GEOR GE nj, UCK Err

l3'bELs that ia justice Ia hmseli-the Ladies md
Gentlemen buying French Work should know
where splendid assortment muy be found. lie re-.
spectiniy asks their attention the magnificent
mem he has just opened conn rising the following styles,
via
Maltese Collars, Every feoutiful and new atyles,)
do. do Il Sleeves. lin sets, very beautiful for
presents
Muslin Collars and Sleeves, (great variety,)
Chemsetes and do " y
Cambria Cnlars aud Sleeves d" y
Mourning Collars, ohemisete Sleeves Cgreat variety
Embrodercdnnd Seooped Shear Lawn Hen'kfs,
Anda great variety OF French and Scotch Work gem
eray all OF which will be sold tho most reasonable
terms
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Old Dominion Line Canal boats,

sET r LYNCHBURc & RICHMOND.
ERcHANDlsE sc. tfora he N,,rit ,-ss,-IyrTT,s
constituted to u, and tobacca. pro =
w. d., shipped bv his hne. from lypchbury e.,
"a'ded fee cf Com Hissioa. Our bouts ;case ivn.L
".'e 1hd Riohn md every " daeslay and Satp,dsg-
nhr Lan'er-iieise j. FIRE pRO IF bnildi,s on IA.
oAa''n hiehmnnd, AMI prepared 10 receive ro.
:, ''',ce" DC on stofag". ut the mo moderate
Charge Merchandise ~ is subject /, only one dn,
&c IN Richmond Freiet carried ut customary rate.
lEUSTACE & APPLEYARD,
u q. ~ MiLLAR, Ag'l at Lynchburg office at Mr. b.
cpl cody
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-01
ding Affair on Board the Steamer Yanke
Blade.

Ekng Affair on Board the Steamer Yankee
Blade.
No the most remarkable instances of jeal-
murder and attempted suicide that we ever
Of occurred on board the steamer Yankee
de. on her recent trip from New York to Pa
IA. Edward FL. Avery, young man of res
table parentage, native of Springfield, Mas
busetts, became acquainted with Susanna
sell, young and good looking female, in
se Of ilfame of Worcester. Becoming much
ached TO her, he proposed taking her to Cali
mia, and for that purpose they proceeded to n.
*, where they lived together as men and wife
he engaged passage for her on board the
nkee Blade, he agreeing to work his own pas
b. He represented her as his sister and the
tain in order to protect her from insult in the
rage, gave her birth in a state-room with
her woman in the 2nd cabin. Here removed
her lover, Miss Russell took advantage of
position, and began to flrt with some of the
tng men on board which, when the know
&c thereof reached the ears of Avery, render
j him exceedingly jealous, and his mind be-
ne so excited that he was led to the commits
IN of most horrible deed, which is thus des-
bed by correspondent of the Panama Star:
| On the 18th February, at about O'Clock in
! evening, the passengers were alarmed by
ticks from female voice, which proved to be
sanna Russell, who ran about the after deck
kmg, my brother has killed me-" and falling
on the deck in five minutes she was corpse.
had been but few minutes previous to that
ting in the cabin engaged i'll lively converse
N with one of the passengers, when Avery cal
her on deck. On approaching her, he drew
omab belt at his side large ten inch bowie knife,
5h which he stabbed her in the right breast,
|Terng the ephemeral artery, the knife passing
trough her back. Immediately after commit
bg this dreadful deed, he snapped pistol twice
bis breast, but finding it would not go off, he
rev razor from his pocket, with which he cut
deep and severe cash in his throat, then rush
g forward to where she had fallen, and where
le passengers and others began to collect, he
led stand back gentlemen, did p and then
ling beside the dead body, he bent over it and
ssed the marble cheeks, saying Il loved
lat girl but you cabin passengers, did this"
his was the most heart-rending scene the
ritter ever witnessed. There lay the poor man
ed body OF the unfortunate girl ; over her bent
II equally unfortunate though guilty lover, ut
ring the most lamentable expressions of his
rVent attachment to her, while the blood came
roaming from his throat. Every one expected
see him momentarily expire he did not die,
'~eVer' as the surgeon succeeded in sewing up
> wound, and he is now nearly recovered. He
NJ preliminary examination before the Ameri-
IN Consul at Rio Janera, who ordered him on
San francisco for trial. Since the sad occur
nee he has become quite penitent, and awaits
y tfal with considerable fortitude. The poor
low has mother living in Norwich county,up-
whom this blow will fall very heavily, when
e learns the particulars of the said affair.-R.
lSpatch.
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PROPOSALS FOR $500. 600 OF THE
honda of the Southnida Railroad Comnan,

FRofooALS FOX B3OO,OOO OF THE
Bonds Of the Southside Railroad Company
EUARANTEED by tho City of Petersburg md fur
~ ther secured by gage the road aud all its
property, will be received the Office Of tho Company
In tho city of Petersburg until TUESDAY the End day
of May next.
The Bonds are per cent. Coupon Bonds, dated
April 1854, and redeemabe. $3.50 900 the lst JAM
nary, 1870, at the Office Of the Company In Petersburg
in Of s30o &so6 and $1,000. The other so 900
are redeemnblc in 1878, and may he mado payable
either In the City Of Petersburg in the City of New
york. as the bidder may elect and in of l0cO
Coupons payable LIST january and st July.
TERMS:
Tho bids must specify whether for the Bonds paya-
bio In 1900 1875 and f the latter whether be pay
able In Petersburg or New York.
twenty-five per cent of the par value OF the amount
awarded To ench purchaser 10 be paid days after
such award 'nndei % per before the Goth
May 70 per cent or before 9th june and tho bal
nnco on or before the 1st day Of July next the whole
amount can be taken sooner. option Of purchasers
Ten per cent Of the par value of tho awarded
IA och purchaser will be retained security for the
uhImoE, - IL contract, which interest will be al
lowed. For tie 49,. 7aid in. Bonds will BIO issued.
W.. fANStf.I, President of
Soh Side X. X u ! s-shprr. Va.
apl 22.dts
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND

III HHDS IN o. & II. Sugar,
~ 40 bis. Coffee and Clarified Sugar
3o boxes and bhis. Loaf Crushed and pu
verified Sugar,
100 bags Rio and Laguira Coffee.
70 bags Superior Old Java Coffee
ID hhds. Cuba an T. Il. Molasses
30 bbls n. q. Moasses,
20 toas Bur Iron, assorted
do Hoop nnd Band do,
do BliSerd Steel.
| do. Gust and Shear do.
l0,0o0 lbs Baron
200 Sncs Sol. Leat'nr.
rs do. Black Upper do,
40 doz Cali Skins,
30 e Pink Lining do,
10 Sheer Skins,
1000 Bales Cotton Ynrn
10 Bales Osnaburss
5o Boxes Sperm and Adamaniine Candles
so do. Hull 4 Sons Patent do.
Is do. Soap,
10 do Starch,
300 kegs Nails 3 to 60 n.y.,
10 Wr i Nails,
l5 bbls 4 nners Oil
40 "ns Peruvian Guano,
200 sacks Salt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-01
Corn Planters /! Corn Planters

WYE, the undersigned. havg oh aimed OF Mr.. A
w Kuhn, Proprietor of tho State for Virginia, an
agency for the nuaciurc and sale Of Robert j. Col
wins Patent CORN PLANTER; eetfuly request
those who desire a labor saving mach by which one
hand enabled toperfo the work, which, by the pres
ent mode of planting requires four fve-to call i'm
media ely and supply themselves with Of these in
valuable machines. To this Planter awarded the
FIRST Premiums the Stnte Agricultural fairs OF Virgin
ia, MARYLAND, Pennsylvania and Newly ork-besdes fit
ty premiums at other fairs. This machine, drawn by
one horse opens the furrow, drops the with grent
regularity also Guapo Plaster if desired, and GOV
crs il the proper depth -
dec Its DlUGUiD " bho'
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a4;o,,,.rs of the N. York Fire.

49, partioulars Of the N. York Fire.
Is iass Of property by the recent fire in New
| j i estimated at 100000 the greater part of
n is covered by insurance: 49,.
~ u = a from N. Y. dated April 26 says:
l. ,dlta number of bodies taken from the ru-
&c t l fire on Broadway up to this evening is
,oa W. Several others are yet missing, and
! If the injured cannot possibly survive
,,oins are Still being removed, and the search
.ber bodies is progressing
meeting of the Mayor and Common Council
held to- day to consider what action shall be
in the matter.
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Dr.Hastings' Compound Syrup Of Mar tina.


A POSITIVE CURE POR CONSUMPTION, De
IA cline, Asthma, mud all Diseases OF the Ghost and
Lungs single bottle will prove its eicacy. Hereto
fore nil regular practitioners placed ongst
the incurabe dseases and such, the hospitals ct all
cities declined receive patients persons afflicted
with it, Happily, however, discovery has been made
which disarms Consumption of its terrois, by placing
Il entirely under our control For the truth of ell we
say refer any of the eminent Physicians OF
Hospitals in America ard Europe, WIN now. through
the Bid of Dr. Hastings NAPTiIA SYRUP. recognize
Insump.ion durable. and daily rejoice in the return
ing heath and strength of those for whom, before its
discovery, tn could have expected even hored for
no but the grave 1t is in fnct, the only prepare
tion ever known have succeeded In arrestng the for
nation Of ubercles in the Lungs in REMOVING those
already formed. For asthma. Coughs, Night Srsms
Splitting of Blood Difficulty Of Breathing AMI S1rfnesS
Of the Chest, HASTINGS NAPTHA SYRUP, by at
oaoo .rapplng with the root of the disease stands be-
fore all known remedies; and its operations in all cases
speedy that patients begin TO feel its beneficial ell
eects s,on after tie first second dose.
We might fill a volume with certificates, bun we simP-
,ask for sing trial of this medicine, Tor are con-
liz en-. that there is person suffering from any disease
of the lungs but will find immediate benefit and spec
ly from its use.
ET- For sale in Lynclbug ut the Proprietors prices.
wholesale and retail by ID K. LYMAN,
JOHN II, SEAY & co.
doc l2.d&c6mo
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TENU KUFLUEE hS On NNHs1 II
l. Theattenon OF Carp nters ana Rouse pu''aris
:; olIad ;, the large and well 'electrd st, ok of Me.
chanics' Toos Locks Hinges, Screws, Nails, Window
glass. Sc constantly on hand which were bought On
the most favora lie and which can be sold lower
Swells and Banis,ers; Mahogany for Hand Railings,
for sale ON accommodating terms. AWlNSIoN.
AMI Hts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-01

laid, Bleeched and Brown Domestic Calico. Linen.
Drlii' Bed Cords and Plough Lines, WINDOW Glass and
Putty, Copperas, Alur, Nader and Indigo Per. Der.
G'g'r and Spice, Spades. Shoyel.. Trace and Halter
ohains, Manure and Hay Folks Boots Shor- and Iuts
For sale, exchange for country Produce,n ,ccomo.
dht1hg terms. (api 21i) JOHN HOIIINS
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brushes, lated speotncles ana Cases, fa.tering.
Bnok. Pointing and Garden Trow,,s. Wallets. Port
Aones. Tape Lines. Steel. Wire and Spring RAJ fnps
Wolf aud Fox Traps, Globe uml-, besides many other
articles usual, kept in such Hnlse.
s-Also Il lot" futcy aske., from the cheap.
estartcie to sf s' egh dollars e1ci. All invited
IL call and the.i M IT..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-01

NOTICE The undersigned take this method o
~ informing the citizens ofLynchfurg and vicinity
that they intend carrying BUILDING in all il various
branches to which part attention will will be paid
and the, he eby socit liberal share of the public pat
ronag". VIM +. HALLE l.
GEO. NJ. MACE.
NB.-Persons wishing Tor Plans AMI Specifications
can be furnished with them at the shortest notice.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-01
JOHN l. SMIT H,
WHOLESALE
u M IL R u l. n
PARASnA MANUFACTuRER.
VL.E GREAT PLANO AND MUSIC
Establish IN i-IlORACE WATERS. a3a

Establish IN e. t-ilORACE WATERS, 1913
Broadway, New York.-Th best md most improved
Pianos and Melodeons. T. Gilbert e. Co.'s Worlds
Fair Premium Pianos with or without the Hoean, and
with iron frames and circular scales. The merit Of
these instruments il wei know to need further com
incubation. GILBERr's BouDoR Pianos. elegant in
strument for small rooms. HALLET e. CUMsTos's
PIAsos OF the old established firm Of iIallet Go. Mr.
W being sole agent for all the above Pienos, offer
them lower thun any other house Horaee Waters
Pianos, manufactured expressly for him. having great
power Of tone and elasticity ofpuch. 1913 Broadway is
the largest depot for Musical instruments in this
try a,rdng opportunity for selections lot to be had
elsewhere. Secondhand Pianos ut great bnrgans-
Price from $50 to $l75 Every instrument fully war
ranted or the money refunded.
MELODEONS.-Goodman 81 Baldwins Pa
tent Organ Melodeons with TWO BANKS Of keys
n sweet and powerful ins rument, Prices from &75 to
5000, s. D. g. II w. Smiths celcbrated Mebdeons,
Martins unriuaHed Guita Browns llarps, fluuas,
Violins Brass instruments &c. &c Dealers supplied
with Pianos and MeloIeons iact.ry prices l2d per
discount 10 Clergymen
MUSlC.-rhis list comprises tbs products oil the
great mn of both the American and European CON
nens and is receiving additions by an extern
sve publication of the choice and popular prices ct the
day Dealers in Music, and Teachers of Seminaries
wishing purchase any music published or make ar
engagements for continued supple of Mr. Waters new
issues will find il to their in call forward
their orders Music my part of the Union or
Canadas postage free. hohhOh Wal hho'
apl 53m
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TO THE PEOPLE OF Lynchburg.

vI,O THE PEOPLE Of Lynchburg.-
L ADAMS a. cos. Expresses ode, Daily, Certain
and Cheap facilities for obtaining goods Of all descrp
II ,ns from all parts of the United States
We have secured Special Express Privileges on the
swift and sure Jamestopn and Roamoke leaving
NewYork, "Wednesday, and Saturday. arriving In Rich
nond Friday and Monday of each week. By this line
we ARE prepared forward goods Of all descriptions It
very low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund aud Davcnpors line Of Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of Porterage.
Our inland express per t'reat U. 3. Mail Li"e CT "
nes ns heretofore, arrive In Richmond 1rtce Dat.
The wcllknown character of our house for resp "'-
bty and attention the interests OF customers
warrants in saying that shippers will find II TO their
interest to order their Goods through "Adams T. Go.
Eapress." ADAMS 60,
per HIM. H. Mosby, Agent,
jy 28.ifdts Lyrchbnrr. Va.
N. B.-Goods dispatched to all points where We have
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-01
Artiolos of Agriculture and Farming

Killing Wedding Garden aud Grabbing Hoes, Wedges
Trace, Log Halter, Fifth, Pole Breast, Back ard and
Lock Chains Stretchers cytheBush Grass and BRAIN
bic Blades Snathes Sand Rifles, Pruning Shears. Bril-
ar Hooks, Pruning Knives, Hay and Manure Forks,
Scoop Shovels, Cham Pumps, Pruning Saws, Hay
RaEes, Haif-bushe and Peck Measures. Garden
and Pow Lines, Garden Flows, article, Wei
Chains Pash Hoes Grass Cut Saws Cow and Sheep
Bells, Cotton and Wool Card Sickles, &c, &.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-01
To the Public. .

To tHt FUDI1css
nn subscriber takes this method of informing the
ctzens OF Campbell, Bedford, Bucking ham Mel
an Amherst, that he is this time engaged in
Ge''1S subscribers for the great wor, written by the
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