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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06
staf Letters

DEMANDING in The Posl-o Office, At Charles
h town, March 81, 1854. 8
B-John Bpdd, James " Brent, John Blincos,
Lacy Banks, Edward G .Haker, Giddon Afliips. =
C-Miss Ann c. Crane, David Capp, Z Cham
bers., D-Marsel Delgar. G-Sidney 3 Calls
her. LsyiI. Groff. Jacob Cater. NC B HAf-
diag, q Mrs Elizabeth Hebsns, Thomas Hoop
e. Miss Catharine Haines. I-James llin. -
Mr1. Jones. K-Edwerd Kelly. Lloyd Danger
heid M-Mrs Francis Miller, Milton, John
Mc0ill, Samuel Matthews, Miss MARY Ana
Mccormick Miss Hannah 8 Moler N-Wtl-
ham Nisewanner, Miss Mary Nicholson. o.
Mrs Matilda 0den. R-William Robinson, Gee
Rae, Mrs Elizabeth Reynolds, Davif keed. -
Elisha s Snider, Jehn Shppe, Adam Shipe Mrs
Margaret Shrodes, Jeremiah n Snider, Y Shit
l.y. Samuel Singer IT, Mrs Mary Thompson,
Jim P TrusselL WIS Wheeler, John war.
tsfen Margsretia Williams. DIR Edward WAGER,
Caroline Woodland. Y-1oune hicks. r.
Geo Zimmerman. JOHN PBkoWh, "a.
Aprii g. 1854
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ROTATaEN.

a NY queatity Of POTATOES wanted BY
N r. s. BLACKBURN & co.
ApriT 6. issI-Spirit
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TIME undersigned would take this method OF
j returning thsnks TO the citizens Of Jefferson
aud the adjoining counties for the very liberal
patronage feteluiUse extended 10 them and hopes
By strict attention 70 business 10 merit sontinu-
ance ofthe same. They have on hand a, ali iiInf
q roe La Of he .rerr ha.i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06
Following Property:
Sckoel Commissioner.


At meeting OF the Board of School Commits
IL sioners of the County Of Jefferson, held on
Friday last, the Clerk was directed TO advertise
a. follows
The following persons were. elected as School
Commissioners for the year beginning April Isl,
1854, viz:
W. NJ Lemsn, f. M Eieheibergen,
John M. Jeveu John Moler,
CONRAD r. Starry, yohn M Engle
Jacob w. S.aley, w. B. Dutten.
James A, Hurst, w, C. Worshingicn,
Thomas Hite, w. Mccoy,
L. p w Balch, Thomas X. Laley,
w. O MeCoughIry, It's. Duke,
Thomas West A. C. Heaton
W. H Griggs. w. Engle,
George w. Little, L. Eichisen.
Ne returns received from Districts s, Is, IA, and
the Commissioners appointed to hold elections in
said Districts are requested 10 report new
election is directed to be held in District Nos
and IS. under The superiaiendenee Of the Commits
siousn formerly appointed and al the places pre-
vtcusly named, and on The 9th day Of April next
(ThaFsday) the members OF the new Board Of
Commissioners will meet at the Cour,-House. On
the 7,h day Of April, (Friday.)
By order,
VIM c woRTHINGToN.
Clerk School Commissioners Jefferson county.
March 80 1854.
DkRSoNS knowing themselves 70 be indebted
Il to the estate Of John A. Gibson, decd, are re-
specually requested 10 pay the same, either 70 me
Or AsnRkw HuSTEa, ESQ otherwise heir claims
will be sued on.
II is impossible for me to call in person upon
every one indebted to the estate; therefore shall
be obliged TO those indebted if they address me
through the Post Once or settle heir claims with
Mr.. Hunter. JOS. s. DUCKFALL. Err,
Bukeiy Springs, Msrg1a Csrafy, Va.
March 30, iSsi-4t So.
MO COLOREp PERSON, free or Save. wi
In Be permitted to pass on the Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad, unless some good and responsible white
person vonehes for them ana gives bond Of indem-
F. BECKHAM, Agent.
Hsrpers-Fsrry, March 30, 1854.
oxen Tor sale.
WE are authorized to sell pair Of large, sound,
w young and well broken OXEN. Credit IN
n la November next On bond with security
s. RIDENOUR.
III. H. STRAlTH,
March 30. 1854 for the awner.
/ Wanted.
II WANT man with small family. vho Il 4
y god COOPER, and ct steady ha6i,s. 10 whom
yin furnish soniogi.bl. Dwelling House and
ss,y s. si3p So FORGE q 2 .sssss si
keelsloEn. March 20. e51-sl-Wask.
! CCSMO.
l THIS high bred and bsauti-
\ fol horse win receive visiiors Al nv
( stable this spring. See handbills. for
49, =. which apply 10 ne Bsrryviile. Clsrks
soe1niy. Va JOSIAH WN. WAR;.
|UYoLF's sCH1EDAM sCHNAPPs. 4 81
W perlaii.e ionic. Dierltie. anti Dy spepiie
Inziqofeting Cordial. For salebT
d 0CK, Fine ana q. A. SALT. for sale 81
~ Feb. g. y. L. EBY 4 SON.
n q BU6HELs prime cLoVERsEED To- sale
u . b KETES = KEARSLEY.
l-lIDEl .-Brss oil.s Vinsrsr. va
~ s.ri.1. ior - y - + KDY = son.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06

CLAIMS AGAINST TIE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
TnuN nATIAHER

JOHN S. GALLAHER,
Lais 1xird Aadilsr If fle Uhies Ss;ss Tsnnvt, ead
ROBERT II. GALLAHER,
Erngl5 q F6ginia.
CONTINUE 10 give their usual prompt atten-
~ tion 10 the prosecution II every description 81
claims agsinst the Federal Government
ThcSs having claims requiring attention either
before CoSeagss or anr Of the DEPAkrnENrs will
do well to address rs, IS ne nncertake the man
asemeht Of cases upon reasonable terms, making
no charge when unsuccessful il establishing
claims. Adde'S
JN0 GRO. II. GALLAHER,
Washingfoa, ID. c.
Once on Pennsylvania avenue, north side, in
Dovali & Brothers Building, few doors from
Fonr-and-a- hall street.
y. B. Inventors and pzienlees who need an at.
ioraey ID Washington. can have their interests be-
fore the Patent Ofce satisfactorily attended 10 bv
addressing as above. as JoHs s. GAlIAHeR, il,
pays special attention 10 thar branch Of business
March 9. 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06
hnIES SHOES.

IADIES SHOES.
r HAVE jus, received from Baltimsre and Phil.
Il adelphia my Spring supply OF LADIES'
WORK, Of the latest style and IS the most aP-
proved mannfsefures. a. follows:
Ladies' black and colored Caters, superb ar
! tleles
I Do do half DO;
DO French Kid Slippers;
De do Monroe %
DO Bnskins and Turns;
Misses Fancy Boots, Shoes and Slippers;
Childrens, 4 great variety Of styles and quail
ties
/ osfer the above Al prices which think cannot
fail TO please. 8. hiDENOUA.
April s, 1854.
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Public sale.

HAvING sold my farm. will sell, to the high
Ii est bidder, on SATURDAY As sA Gay ef
April, 1854, the 4
Following Property:
6 head Of good Work Horses;
A Mich Cows; two-year old Heifsr
, Yesrlings; 2 good brood Sows and 9'Plgs,
and 90 Shoals;
Wagon and Bed
sell Wagon Gears and 4 seit Of Plough 90 ;
Ploughs, Harrows Single and double Trees ;
Log Chain and l Fifth Chsin
Water Car; l Wheat Fan OF Doyle's make,
and variety ot-e,her things useful 10 the farmer
1trus-A credit Of six months wiEbe given on
oil sums Of $40 and upwards, purchasers giving
bond and approved security under that sum The
cash will be required. No property TO be semoVed
until the terms are complied with
ESale io-iake place at Halltcwn.
SAMUEL R0CKENBAUGR
March so, 1854.
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FOR SAFE

FOR SALE.
A PAIR Of Horses, Carriage and Harness.
"A Both horses work we'll, in single or double
harness, and ride we'll.
They will be sold separately If desired. For
WI. c. BROWN, q. s.
February 2. 1854. Armory. Harpers-Felry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06
RockaMay for sale.

TyOR sale; second hand ROCKAWAY. A
IL bargain may be had. Also, good HORSE,
which rides and works we'll Apply at the
Feb %, 1854. FREE PRESS OFFICE.
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1866 CASES AND CARTOONS
Boots, Shoes, Hats & Straw
GOODS
". =. H.gRPER : co.

": Il. HARPER . CO.,
4 Priace Street HAaYf Alsraadria Va,
9IJANE now TeceiYrdilheir SPRING STOCK
IL oithe above named Goods, comprising deci-
dedly lhr best assortment Of
GOODS
ever offered in this market, 10 which they invite
the attention OF the Merchants, pledging them
selves 10 sell as low as any OF the Northern Cities
They parncularly nvIea an examinations OF their
Stock from all in search Of bargains.
March % 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06

nNand arer let day Of April, 1854 my Siariad
" and Hair Draining Saloon viii be closed on
the Sabbath. will keep open on SATURDAY night
until ii o'clock, p. NJ, hoping this will mset the
approval ofmy customers.
BENZ. COOK.
March 80, 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06

# HAVE SERVANT GIRL between 10 and
J. Is years old which ] wish to hire out.
RICHARD HENDERSON.
March %, 1854. Il
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I&l6.O00l

$4,000!
Lottery for the Seneht Of the SAX Of Delarars
Class IS for 1854, 10 be drawn al Wilmington,
Del, on Saturday, April IS 1854
10 Number I-cstery-l4 drawn ballots
sPLgSpEB LOTTERY
prize Of $50, COO; 10000; 10 900; 6,000;
5000; 40 Of 1000; 40 Of 500; 279 Of
200, &c.
Tickets $40 Halves S. Quarters So 80
Certificate OF packages Of 20 Whses, Stl0 90
+, ,26 Halves 20 90
% Quarters, IS 90
Lottery for the benefit of the State o. Dti4EGrs,
Glass E, for 1854. drawn at Wilmington Del,
Saturday, April p 1854
70 Number Lo,isry-i4 Drawn Ballots
MAGNIFICENT s1HgME
| Splendid Capital Of $4,000 2s,o00; l
prize Of $4,000 of 10000; l=of 5, 2s0
Of 1000; 5 sf3,009; 10 Of 1000 100
Of 1000; 239 Of 400, &c.
Tickets S20-HaIv,s Sl0-Quarters SIS
Elghlhs - So
Certificates Of P'ks oil2v Whole tickets, $3.50 90
s 5: {; :; ) s ;' 5 q: !; J; 6
Letiery for The bels fios the State Of Delaware
Glass 81, for 1854, ID be drawn At Wilmington,
Del, Saiurday, April %, 1854.
IS Drawn Nunber-l2 Drawn Rallo J.
BniLLiANr scusMs.
/ Splendid Prize If $4,000; / Of 20 COO;
i Of $1,000; 2 prizes of 604o Top Of
1000; loef 500 20 Of so IS sf2e0,
60, &c, &c
Tickets, SiO-Halyes, s5-Quarters, sebO.
Cerffs Of pkg's Of Is whole tickets $40 90
. ~ 25 half a" 10 90
Z" IS quarter IS 90
- Orders for Tickets aud Shares and Cdrtif.
cafes Of Packages in the above Splendid Lottdries,
will receive the most prompt attention. and an ac-
eoun, of each drawingewill be sent Immediately
alter il is over to all who order from me
Address. p. J. BUCKLEY, Agent.
March % 1854 Wilmington. Del.
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BRILLIANT SCHEMES.
FOR APRIL. 1854.
GaEeoRT ! aAURY. M.sAo1..

SO, 900!
10000 $40 OO0ft
Loie.y g. he benefit Of the S,af. Of DlIarar
Cllss a for 1854 % Be dawn 81 WilrIiprsor,
Oel Saturday. April Isl. 1854.
= Number Lol.efY-l1 Drawn Ballols.
1aiLtisNt scRrnk
Prise Of so Zoo; 10000. 10000. O.
o09; 1000 $500; so IF 1000 50 Il
Of 500; so Of 400 1870 lowest 8 No.
Prizesl 800, Sc, &c.
Tickets sI0-HalEes IS cnarser. aaIso
certifeaie q Package Of IS wholes $40 90
Do % Is Halves, 20 90
Do DO a5Quirtsr, IS 90
100000. Il
$40 1000 $4,000
Lottery tor the beueAi Of he sac Of ErIa,-arf
c ass 50. for 1854. 10 Be- dFawn a WilmIDgsoa'
Del, Saturday. April sls5l.
. Ne. - Lsxu DsIlo'.-
prize Of $500 o.ooO, 2 Of boo; ?
5000 IF s, q Of 900; 40 81 500;
277 lowest 3 Ne. Pri1es) Of 500, Sc.
Tickets sl5-Halvss s75O-ouaners ssl75
Eighths LS7i
Certificate Of packages Of 26 Wholes,
% Halves - 80
g QaarIers. ~ so
y" s. Eighths, 81 IS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06

MO COLoREn PERSON, free or Save, wi !
In Be permited to pass on the Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad. unless some good and responsible white
person vonehes for them ana gives bond Of indem-
niiy a. this once.
F. BECKHAM. Agent. .
Harpers-Fsrry, March 30, 1854.
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FOX 8ALE.

r HAVE for sale 900 tons Of PI.ASTEtS
'a4'' : J. STONE.
Kablsioun FEBRUARY IG Is54-3s
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New GooA.
Notice.

New Goods.
MI E are now receiving our SPRING GOODSI
Wv March 80. KEYRs & KEAIeLEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06

uTANTED 10 purchase, 4 WAGON. Tor ~
wv or thfee horses. Also, aCARI info
maiion mar be left atihe
February 9, 1854
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no WHEAT SELLERs.

TlHE understand ale prepared to buv any oman.
u lily Of WHEAT sor the Baltimore msrkeS.-
Farmers will End II % tbefr interest 10 give tn n
call r. s. BLACKBURN b co,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06

A T meeting OF the Board of School Commits
IL sioners OF the County Of Jefferson, held on
Friday last, The Clerk was directed TO advertise
a. follows
The following persons were elected as School
Commissioners for the year beginning April lsI
L..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06
Great BARGAINS |

bbLS- Tar, in pee order; 40Olbs. Feathers
IL ~ boxes Eastern Cheese. very nice article;
for sale by sC. L. WOOD a BRO
Winchester. Dec. Cd. 1882
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06

ION Bushels fresh burnt Lire, for sale By
March 9, 1854
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Tobacco and Pipes.

RSt0 BUTTS extra fine, fine, medium 81,
VIZ common pound Jumps. SIS and laS
Tobacco, which will be sold very lowby Il
LLOYD LOGAN y Goa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06

a SERVANT GIRL. between II and IS ysass
n Of age country residences voald b pet
Tered Enquire Of tie PRINTER.
Jan 10, 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06
Independent Candidate,

March 23, le5I.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06

oxen Tor sale.
WE are authorized to sell pair Of large, sound,
w young and well broken OXEN. Oredisun-
n la November next, on bond with security.
s. RIDEN0UR.
u. h. STRAlTH,
March 30. 1854. fer the owner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-31
MECHANICAL.
A. W. coNAxr, WIN. A. wALpRoN, d. sETszER,
New Furniture Ware-ROOms.

NANT, wALDR RON Co,
xNTOuLD Re pectfuy iaiorm their iiien 5 ana the
w public generally that they are now receiving at
their Furniture Ware Rooms Mar ST.. rev doors
below tne Naryell House, their stock of Rose Wood
Nabopany Walnut. and other Furniture together with
great many articles in The way of House keeping that
are useful n we'll ornamental, II have never before
been introduced to this market All OF winch have been
selected from houses North, enjoying the highest rePu
ia. ion for good and faithful work
They have also connected with their establishment,
Manufacturing Department,
in which they have engaged workmen Of skaad exPe-
lenee and are therefore prepared to have made To on
der, out Of good eria any piece OF furniture thh
my be ordered. They would add that tney are pre-
pnred offer greater Inducements to persons wanting
anything in tie way of FURNITURE, than ever be-
ore been offered in thi. market And they hope by as
sduous attention business aud receive at least
portion oi the public rat onoge.
CONANT, WALDROn 4 co
y. D-We would say Ia old friends aud custom
ers that we continue manuiucture old stand,
on b. dge st all kinds of T. bacco MJulds and the
ike, anil we solicit continuance of their fnyors.
mar 10 Is c, W. ca.
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SOUTII-SIDE RAILROAD
lsa M 60 z;;

A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the
"A pot, in PeleIsburg every day. Sunday except
at o'clock, A. M, and arrives ut Burkeve at the
ter'ection OF the Richmond and Danvie Rul.Ro
mt 10 clock,A. connecting by hat Road with Mes,
T. Flagg 4 Co.'s Stage Lue for Charlotte Court-tiou
Halifax Court House, DanvilIc and Greensboro'
and arriving at Farmville at Il.30 A. NJ, connect
there with Mrssrs. Fagg. Caldwell q Co.'S Stage L
for Lynchburg.
Re urning The train leaves Farmville at /, r.
ard Burkev.de at p, p. M. arriving ~ Petersburg
lime for the trains going North or South, conDerti
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appomattox Ra
foad,with he sp ndid stea nships Roanoke and jaime
town tor M w-Yoik; which leave City Point At 7P.I
md every Wednesday with steamships for Philadepl
which leave City Point II. the same hour.
i ssergers preierrng in Petersburg the M
night can take the morni tran North at a, A.
The james River Boats for Old pint, Norfolk and Bal
more at g. A M, or the fot the South, at oc@
An.
Arrangements have been made by which through id
els between the following points may be procured
the annexed rates:
Between Petersburg and Lynchburs, through in
= httteen hours, -----.--- -. -----..--;-. -
between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through in two days, w
Between Petersburg and W hite Sulphur S lrngs,
Though IN two days. ------.-..
Between Petersburg Danvlle, through in TWEEN
ty-tour hours, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Between Petersburg & G, ee sboro', N. c., thro'
in two daya, IN
Between Petersburg and Salisbury, N. G through
In three days. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Between Pete sburg and Charlotte, ..---..-....sB
A freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot esl
Monday Wednesday and Friday morning at g, An
returns the same days Any person wishing to see
rates IT freight can obtain freight list by calling u
tn" Agent at the Petersburg Depot.
der3 is E. WALL. Snpt
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BOOKS, sc
= NEW BooKsl NEW BOOKS

-.T~S- NEW BOOKSt NEW BOOhol
ZLAWD B.PAYNE has today opened the foi
SLK1 lawing woks;
ALOf h =. by young lady Of Richmond. va
Va entipe's History Of the CITY 81 New York,
Memoirs and sermons al tue Rev. Mr. Du'dl, ety MS
.ionnry. Richmond, Va.
Hstor, Of . iyer Cromwell: by NJ 6uizot.
Franz here's Narrative,
The Lawyers Stnry
spirt Manifestations Examined and ESI iDned by Dods'
Margaret; OF rsiudee a. Home
AT of Nnr: by Jomni,
The Cniucom Of Rome: by w. J. Kiss.
Antol iogfaphy Of an Actress Mrs Mowati.
Sailor Sh Ell. Sketches Of he Irish Bar,
The Apocalypse Unveiled. ? vols,
|. fe aud Lahors Of ST Augustine
Encyclopedia ol Prrs nal Adventures Of Travellers,
Hunters and Sailors.
Cruise Of The ! oth Star,
The Winter Bodge.
The Sout efn Farmer and Market Gardner,
uenek's tiedBo, for Railroad Engineers
Busy MuyeInenis of nm Lille Woman,
The Seventh Census u. $3.50.
may l6-ts
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For Norfolk and Portsmouth,
Port WalthaJ1 Tine


INHE beautiful and avorite steamb,atk Lssa
l. AUGUSTA, under he comma nd of Ssr--s2s=-z
Capt. VIM. g. Smith, $50 long and fayoraby knovn
The travelling community the Potomac aud jam
Rivera is now running on the line via Pnr, W
hail. is furnished with IL l. h BOATS
Lie Preservers, Force Pumps, and all the aapianc
required by Art of Congress secure the safety ofa
engers.
The Cars running H. nexion with the Augusta FRI
Richmond, leave the Richmond ard Petersburg Depo
every Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday O'Clock
Persons arriving in Richmond, by the Packet Bor
have but IA few steps 10 walk to the Cars.
The Cars runn g from Petersburg to City Poir
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg ,l-
dhys as above, at75 A M, from the Depot of the Am
mattox Il Co, thus giving passengers an optorua
to go from Lynchburg Their by the Packet Boa,
Danvile Railroad to Richmond or by way of the San
Side Railroad to Petersburg and from there next NOR
irg to Norfolk.
Returning. the Augusta will leave Norfolk on the ala
nate days, viz: Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS.
g o'clock, AN.
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk, &c... a.
Fare between Richmond, Coke's, Rings Mill and
drove W hart, Observation-Disclosures.
Children over three years and not over twelve
years of age, half price.
Meals, each,
Servants, through
Servants To any point Il e river.
Meals, Observation-Disclosures. No
mar 3l-d&cts THOS. DODAMEAD, SHl
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cL0THING AND FANCY GOODS.
CLOTHING AT COST.

nWING to the great quantity Of Ready made Cloth
~ ing in this market and the hardness of the times,
we have concluded TO sell for time Fine and beau
tfny assorted Stock of Ready made Coihingf
iap Goods Umbrellas Nc, &c. at Cost for Cash
Now is emphatcas the time inr all wanting such
eoods---and who does not ito lay in good supply of
clothing. such as are eel,om offered in this market
Our Goods are all aud but recently purchased. at
very low prices and consist of all styles and patterns
from the finest the coarses kind; 10 suit every per
Our Cloths, cassimcres and Nesting we will continue
TO make un nj the lowest Of profits, according o.
the times and every article made up by warrant TO
give entire satisfaction.
Coz, one aad all and examine for yourselves AMI our
word ior L. Won viii not go away dissatisfied At
BAKER & CLAVEYS
Clothing Stston, cor. Main d. Marketsts.
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To the People of Lynchburg Generally-and
My Very Kind Friends in Particular

Z
WOULD RETURN MOST SINCERE THANKS For
L the very liberal patronage and nnrks of kindness
which have been extended to would also inform
them that have finished the pIaserng of the Wa sh
ington Hotel which invite the attention of all those
who have work in my line let. The job was compet-
ed as the nature of circumstances would admit
and to the quality of the work. leave it to speak and
IA wise and impartial public to Judge whether lave
done my duty also refer them Maj. Leitwich, who
is we'll and widely Known as gentleman. | have been
informed that there are many specuations with some
busy ersons IN regard 10 what will mako or lose on
this job. will endcavor to satisfy Heir curiosity by say
ing, that by Divine permission will make enoug pay
my debts, Notwithstanding the of ynchburg has
been 'IaI KY abused by false assertion that had TO
wait until the plaerers had raised their prices before
could gcta Job Now to set this matter right would
say that thu job contracted for in 1853 and for proof
of this have only 20 refer to Maj. Leftwch 10 not
want ali the work in the world all in Lynchburg but
only as much as can do in the time promise it-and
would say those wi are budi g that il they choose
to give prices instead of having their work done ar
the old prices have ord say against them nor
thlse who may do the work the prices provided
| am permitted to atteni TO my own affairs
In conclusion, permit me to say thai my desire is
''Still in my right hand to carry gentle peace,
To silence envious tongues
All of which, respectfully submit the good pious peo
pie of my Old Virginia State, for
"Wh my love and loyalty has and ever shall be
growing,
Till death, that winter Kill it F."
may l,dlm A. l.. HAMBRICK.
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OFFICE Va. 4 TENN. RAILROAD Co. !

OFFICE Va. 4 TENN RAILROAD Co.
Lynchburg, Sept 90. 1853.
From an intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo O.
Cure. feel confident that the Piedmont Works under
his management, will fully mainam its reputation
making Rail Road Cars we'll in any and all rs
branches of mechaicaI operations.
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
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Lynchburg Furnishing WarerO0m.

ID K. LlGGAN & son, Uphn ess=s1EssTF>,ss
II. steers. pnpe hangers, Mat EFrzszsszA
lress aud Rope Manufacturers. Main ~
Street. Two Doors below the Market house, Lyncibuig,
Va. keep cons anty on hand and make 10 or er, Curl
ed Hair Lbuck, Moss, Cotton Wool and Spiral spring
Mattresses, ard Rope of every description.
We have in employment some first rate Cab
net w rkmen: and intend to keep hand sup y of
FURNITURE, of our own make. and nlso Nofthrn man
faeture-such Bureaus, Sofas Wardrobes Bedsfeads
Chairs. Double and Single Lounges,-l000 Beadsteads
now hand. We ask tie attention OF all Rho navy
wnnt articles in line and pledge ouse es to sell UP
on MS reasonable he obtained in this
other market ~ S lecal attention given to the re-
pnrng of Furniture. Jan 2dSets)