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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-13
LYNCHBURG, MONDAY MORNING, FEB 13. 1854
RICHMOND.


suEss.=,HN. York Il Virginia. -
STEAM SHIP COMPANY,
important To Merchants and Others.
ftNuoSE VIM desire specify AID r'lnhlf mute at
L Conveyance for il,cr goods het~e N NtT York AMI
R,ehmoHd, tin aheui 80 hours time between the two
pi,ees) will rousui their Interest by rdering cir
ro,s l. DO shipped by the well k.own Sie.wheel OCEAN
Steam Shir-.
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE
# 1900 Bsf9hes, charge oi careful N expert
Il officers
hosc ordering good from New York can do twice
w"ek h> t. certain and line, enabling lhem t'
pensl tha stocks wit fresh supplies ut short aotico
Aud in like rnnbli, those VIII have goods 10
>hil, thrr. do sn. NJ the demand for them nrlses
PASSENGERS tho, will find thsroutc the nnst conf
tmtabe us well a- the cheapest. Smtc'rnom nronmmn
lnuon.. d meals furnished wiihnt cxtru chugo.-
These Shil touch ut Norfolk goii and returning
LUDLAM n WATSON.
dec i.t- Rirhnnnd w.
Glover Seed on Consignment.
IN BBiS. Primr Clover Seed, received per
Il le1NI Steamer Bevider, lhi- da, for sale hy
iai,2lL4 LEE & co, Richmond.
New Crop New Orleans Sugar.
Dn HliBS New Crop New orleans SUGAR just
~ received for sale low by
jan 24s LEE & CO, Richmond.
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Potatoes.

MIR WILKES has Gown another lot of his fine
w lr.h Potatoes. Gail hefnre they al gone.
bn "A l. LEE 4 JOHNSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-13

tsAkEN this oprn,turitv of iaoruinr tue citizens nl
Lynch urg afd surrounding enuntr,, hnt lie has
Just returned rem the ,rthcrn Ciles where he has
been IL purchase his stn, ni New Books AID every
nhrr article comnrised IN his line al business lie i
den rminet 10 sell Cheap for Cash.
The ,olo~nr i IA list # ~ nf the hooks which he
hn on hund :-B nh Of 'hc World, Grm of ihe scssnu
Linrl Leaves, Thap blossoms. Cbr .tmaz d. W
Drops Th' May Flower. he Rosebud Rr,nen her Me.
The Keepsake Bopk oi Hratt A ,nr,ry Il Poems
Vicar oi Wakefield, Flush Tunes Of Alnbnna, A great
variety nf Is hles gilt and plain. fmily and pocket
Pravr Runks. II Nmn B, ok. &c Ne.
He viii kccp Constantly on hand every description ot
WIRING tmprr- Letter. Cap and Account. All Nind1
"t Wiitine mRt'rinsStrel and Gold Pens, Qt,lls Of
al seris. luN-Bhcl b ne md Red. Musie-Gnitar
hnd Nialn S,ri ,es. P.per Weights aud greut many
"ther beau iiul and us.fu u,teles.
The public 10 invited to give hin, n call
dec % Is Next tlaor H. ] T. W eht's.
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New Book and Periodical Depot,


Main St, Lynchbufe, Va,
One door ADORE Mr.. j. II. Urighfs Drug Ston
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EOR NEW YORK.
~ $. Mail Line per tte SPLENDID STEAHSHIPS y
JameslOwn and Roanoke!

jamestown and Roanoke!
.hp SIS sTfSSI cS c,r' "a'f r.r. f.%
will leave Pet arshurg via Clty Point. every fuesln,
Evening. und the ROANOKE, (Gapt. Cnvendy,) ever,
Friday Evening for New york.
pnssage aud nre from Petersburg, including
State Rooms. &lO ~
>tee agc passnge IN
For speed cumfort and safety these Steamships arr
'xcelled by the aud ravel era will hd II
the pleasant iou,r the nnrth. they will there
y avoid the dust and frequent changes of the Railroads
E1 Ticket i--.ed nj " office on Sycumic Street
SAM'L. q BAPTIST. Agt Poersbstg.
EB'A passenger train leaves the Appomnttnx dep"
every Tue -uy aud Fridny hrlf pnsl o'clock p
To connect with the Stcnrshirs Mt City Point pna.cr
gers ly the Snuts side Rnilrond i'll reuch Pet rbute IL
time To tnae the cnrs loi the steamers. s q. y
nj Ii-t.
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For Baltimore and Philadelphia

BY STEAMER BELvlDERE.
Leares Richmond epery TDeSddg al o'oiock y
Sslax TIL f large nnd Stennlri u LVl DE RE
Sssx Capt OXFORD will rcceiv. freight every Mon
ny and uptpte hour of o'clock p. NJ, every TuHs.
lay, inr the nbuve place..
Shippers to Wheeling Pittsburg Cincinnati aud lc
South and West generally will find this the ehcnp
Isl and most expeditions, For freight. apply IL
LuDLAM & WATSON, Richmond, Ia.
1nv IL dts
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]. B. BRECKENRIDGE & SON

"A RE now receiving directly from the No
zA thern cities very extensive assortmef
Of Groceries consisting in part, as follows:
10 hhds Of P X and N o Sugar
8 hhds OF. P r and N O Molassss
rs bbls Of NJ coffee sugar;
Is bbls, do Of crushed sugar;
10 do clarified do ~
S do pulverised do; Also, fine lot of Mocha
Laguira. Rio, Maccarribc, Java, Manila and
ST. Domingo coffees.
Wines g. Liquors. .t=
Superior French Brandy old Henessey do I've
~ 6ne) Blackberry do Raspberry do. CT cry do
Lavender do, dark putich essence, Old Coghac,
Old Rye Whiskey of 1923; Gid Bourbon,
Whisky, Lisbon, MADEIRA, Malaga, Sherry,
Coli, and OTHER. Wines, Porter, and Scotch Ale.
8 Baskets u Keystone Champagne qs.
do do do pints;
2 do l.. P. do,
do Of Archer Brand;
DO boxes Of Adamantne candles;
boxes Of Col Sperm candles for parties,
Is boxes OF TalIow candles.
Canvass Hams, English Sapsago and parmi-
san cheeses, Pickles, Preserves, Sardines, Val
nut catsup, Anchores and Anchorey paste,
Day and Mafi MS Backing, Starch, chockolate,
Broma cocoa, fine segars, preserved and cen
served gneers, Wafer and Soda crackers, Raj
sins, Bordeaux, Oil, Mustard. Mace, Ginger,
Nulmrgs, cnnamun, Letter. paper, DemJohns,
Blea ard Bro cotton, Fresh peaches.. Table
Gro A Salt, Rice, Pepper, Alum Nader Ind
90 Sanpetre. Allspice, and very superorlo
Of green and black Teas, all OF which will
be sold low. All kinda OF county produce ia
ken in exchange for groceries.
Doc ID 1883
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F1sK's METALLIC BURIAL CASES,

FISK's METALLIC. BURIAL CASES,
LUST received a supply Of The above ari-
y Gle. which am prepared TO furnish at city
prices. Il is not necessary to say more tlative
10 hese cases, than to add the following iesli
mony TO their value. A D. CHANDLER.
WASHINGTON, April S
Messrs. Fisk l. RAYMosD,
Gentlemen We " itnessed the utility Of your
ornamental sspateni Metallic Burial Case, )" us ii
to convey The remains Of the late Hon. John {.
Calhoun TO the Congressional Cemetery, which
impressed US with the belief that it is the best
article known 10 us for transporting the dead to
their final resting place.
With respect we subscribe ou selves, Yours
ETC., II Clay. Lewis Cas-, ID S Dickinson, Nj
Mason, D Il Atkinson, Green, Daniel
Webster, NJ Ber,ien, jeff Davis, W II King.
Henry Dodge. W p Mangnm.
lam also prepared to furnish al the shortest
notice, wooden cutlins, fro n the plaiest to
the finest. to any part OF the county. at mo-
derate charges.
Dec. 26, 1883. A. D. E.
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EEAR r led.

Ga Tuesday the 29h inst, by the Rev. Dir.
Saith, Dr. A. Il. LAIRD of this place. 10 Miss
VIRGINIA, daughter OF E. r. Chambers, Esq, oil
Merkisnanfr
Ga lh 2al inst by Rev. T. Mitchell, MIR.
ROBERT 4. II. GIBSON, TO Miss SARAH +. Glib
SON, all Of S,aunlon.
Ga the 24d lust by the Rev. S. Martin. Mr.
Malachi KENNEDY 10 Miss MARY MARGARET.
daughter Of J. B. S,lcle-aIlot Augusta.
On the 2Olh ull, ty The Rev. A. A. Esk-
ridge Mr.. JOHN W. Cash, 10 Miss MARY NJ.
PAINTER-bo,h Of Augusta county.
On lie 22l nli. BY the same, MIR. RoDERr IL.
CAMPBELL, TO Miss ISABELLA PlTMAN-bolh OF
lhs county.
GA the morning Of the 25lh ult., by Rev. W.
DlWns, Mr.. CHARLES B. CARTER, 10 Miss Ann
ELIZA Harlow -bol, Of Waynesbolouah.
On The 5h u!t, al the Temperance Hotel in
SAMUEL II. Il, tisETT 10 Miss BETTE ANN He
RoLp, all OF Pocallontas county, Va.
On the 2ad uli., hy the Rev. Solomon Gal.
be /, Dr. 7. {. GRkINER. formerly Of Charlolles-
vile, 10 Miss SARAH F., second daughter Of
John 4. Bsll Esq. Of Augusta county.
On lie ~ ming oil D c. 2lst, al llale's Ed y,
\ =, By tie Rev. Il. w. GIlber', OF Win !sof,
p. 60. ! .ioTcHKIss. Of Augusta county, Va.
10 Miss SARAH A. COMFORT, OF Susquehanna
couniy, Penn.
Ga the 18Th. a, LAilol Hill, neal Slaan,or,
by Rev X. J. Richardson, Mr.. MATHEW Bay
An. ol Ruckbrld.e, aud Miss MARcANiT JANE
WHITE el,!es, daughter Of YIN. Young, ksq,
OF Augusta.
Oh Thursday evening, The ist OF December.
by the REV. J. kllilam, Nj, CYRUS PENCE, ol
hveAingh han, county, and Miss MARY JANE
BAKG2a, oj this coasty.
by the SANE, On Thursday the Slh, MIR. t.
sGKIus kuINER ana Miss NANCY M. GoNGwER,
al vi this comfy.
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NEW CONCERN.

THE undersigned has opened the add'e
L Harness and Trunk making in S,auuin,
on the Conner betw cen the virginia flote! &
Bell Tavern in the house kncwn as the Mosby
property, where he is prepared TO furnish
everything i'll his line atthe shortest notice. From
his long experiences in The business, aud being
"a piaclical workman himself, he feels ASSURE!
that he can render full satisfaction to all who
may favor him with ,hei, patronage; all work
warranted, as he keeps now, hut his own that
ufaetnre on hand.
Dec. 10, 1858. GEO. NJ. GILBERT,
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TO CAPITALISTS.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

II U Aa1A II u Ell III ~ Il -
VALU ABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
In StauntOn.
I AM authorized to sell, on very accommo-
L dating terms, the valuable property in the
town OF Slaun,on, owned by Henry W. Moncure,
ESQ 1t consists OF two large los, known as
The Matthews lot and the Hill lot, and of Tue
properly Known by the name Of the
rACKLER MIEL PROPERTY.
Each Of The first two LOTS may he divided 81 as
10 afford most desirable sites for buildings, being
IN the central parl OF the town. The value oil
the Mi Property cannot be two highly tsii-
ti,aled-l occupies one eniiie square. The VA
ter is sufficient TO operate two Mills, there be-
inc fall OF forty .eight feet, an ih'. stream oil
waller being LhiaIlIng and uniform. II lies
" Thin short distance oil the Railroad depot
For IA Cotton WOODEN or Iron Manuiacio'y, or
for Flour Mill aud il Grisl Mil, the site caa-
no, be surpassed. Such credit will be given on
the Mill properly that man Of enter rise can
realize tie payments out Of the profits If the
Mills. Address, HUGH Y. S!iEFFEY,
Agent for II, ", Moucule
Staunton, Nov. %, lS33.-Gt.
Spectator, Wint hester Republican, Richmond
Wing and Dispa,,h. copy SIX tnes-maIk
charge aud send one cop, 10 Ii. W. Shelley,
Trustees sale Of LGkcn's Property
Tfif%E vlftae 0i 40 deeds ol lTI5' eaecu ~ W
= me by Clemen, l.. Lukens ON the l3h
and 18Th days Of January last, which are OF re-
cord in The Clerks Office Of the County Court
of Augusta, | shall proceed to sell at phblic
Auction 10 the highest bidder. at my Shantses
/ mile W. 81 of Hebron Church on The Rallrpad,
on Tuesday The 9Th day Of Deee,nber inst, the
following properly viz:
70 head of good cart horses, from IL TO Is carts
and cart Harness, u lot of Picks ,Shovels JUN
peTs, Striking Hammers, SC, sci, Of Black
smith Tools, a Wagon and some other arli-
Giles. Also six plank .shanlees and large
plank stable .-lhe purchaser OF these will
have the privilege OF removing them al
once.
The proceeds Of these sales are for the bene-
fit of The creditors OF said Lukens secured In
said Deeds OF Trust.
Terms Of sale cash. or Negotiable notes
satisfactorily endorsed a, 90 days with discoun,
included, will be received as cash.
II. NJ. BELL, Trustee
Dec i2, ls53.-lds. Of c. l.. Lukens
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sake IF Valuable Real Estate

sale Of Valuable Real Estate,
County, Va.
In The Circuit Court for the Comfy Of Au-
susia. William Gamble, Complainant.
CHS. K. HYDE Susan Glenn, Jas. H. Bur-
deu and Wm. N. AAlajer, Defendants.
In Chancery.
"A NJ The last November term Of the said Cir
"a cuit Court for the County Of Augusta, in
llle atcva names cause, among other things,
il was Decreed ''iha, Reuben d Hill be appoint
ed Conn issioner, t0sseil the House and
Ects, in The bill mentioned, situated IN The
town Of NJ. Sidney, and numbered Az and Al
in the plan Of SAID Town, whose duty II snail
be, alter advertising the rune, terms ana place
Of sale, Tor four weeks successfully in some one
Of the ewspapels published in the Towns OF
81; anton aud liaryisonburg, aud pused al the
iron, door OF The Court House OF Augusta Coun-
", and at one or more public places nearest
HE prenlses-lo proceed To sell upon the prem
isrs, by way of public auction, to The highest
bidder for cash sutlicien, 10 defray the COSTS Of
suit and expenses Of sale, ana fur the residue
uposi a credit Of 6, l2 and IS months the
House and Lots with their appurtenances. IL
the bill mentioned, subject to the outstanding
Dover right OF the defendant, Susan Glenn
Uuless the shall! OH or before the day ot sale,
make her. election, evidence, by note IN writing,
to have sale OF The property: cut and Out, lrre'
spcclive 0, her DoWer-lshi, aud agreeing to
take an equivalent. or Communication therefor
in fee ont Of the purchase money, in which
event, the Com'r will sell the property, out and
out, instead of sutjecl 10 said Dower-rieht. and
he will take Of the purchaser or purchasers, bond
with sufficient personal security, besides Ie'aih-
ing The legal title as ultimate security, and make
report 10 the Court, returning there"I IN an ac-
count of sales and bouds Of the purchasers
Persuanl 10 the directions sci forth IN the
above decree, shall, on the premises, on the
4lh day Of February next, proceed 10 sell SAID
House and Lots, either ou' and out or subject to
MS. Gl,nu', Dower-right, She mol :et having
Informed the undersigned what he wishes are
in the premises, the terms of sale viii be
those mentioned in the above decree. This
property is thought TO be- as desirable as any III
Mount Sidney. The house is commodlous, ani
The lois well enclosed aud in good coudl,lon,-
| The property occupies an elevated position in
the.own. Various out houses and conve niences
are ON il, and "a well of good wafer snear
the house. REUBEN D. HILL, Com'r.
Jan 9, 1854.
Rockingham Register will insert for weeks
successfully, and send the undersigned copy
of the Register TO Siaunlon, with costs OF harg
for advertising marked; K, y. h.
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X NEW OOODo
Ar WIN. B. COX'S.
Adjoining the Post-Office and under the
woodward House.

WOOUWoE0 EQOuScs ID,
Stass,ssOas, I'irgisstss.
WArcHEs.-GoJda aud Silver, Plain and Hunting
large and small, all warranted.
JEw ELRy.- Breast Pins, Finger Rings, Eal
Rings /; Jet, Coal, Pearl d Plain Bracelet, Cuff
Pins. Gold Chains, Stu Ids, Gold Pencil Cases
and Pens, Spec!acles, Charms, Neck laces, We'd
ding Rings, Coral Of all kinds, Armle,s for
children, Gold ThiMbles, etc etc. .t,.. &
PLATED WARE.-Castors, Walters, Cake Bas-
ke,s, Shutters and Trays, Forks aud Spoons,
Tea Sets, Gobets, Ladies, Butter Knives,
Sal, Sellars, and Ice. Cream Bowls.
PERFuMERY AND SoAPs-Ol the finest des.
crpiion and all kinds, from the Foreign MaEu-
facto,ies of Lubin, GueTlain, Low, Pretost, Fl
ror Mangenei and Coudray, as Atll as Of all The
American Manufacturers
WoRK BoxEs.-Of Paper Machie, Rose
wood, Inlaid and Plain Sa,inwooI, Spa and
Ebony
PAPER MAcHIE PoRr roJLos- or all sizes, in
Laid with Pearl and ornamented with Flowers,
from 81 80 to 81 90.
Brushes. Brushes, Hair Brushes,
Hat Brushes, Clothes Brushes, Comb, Shaving
and Nail Brushes, 10 The greatest variety, o
best quality and M " patterns.
COMES All kinds Shells, Buffalo and Horn,
Of The best quality and style, and oi various
size
LAMPS AND GIRANDuLEs.-Be quality ard
newes, styles OF Lamps Tor burning Oil, Lard or
Phosgene Gas. Also, Candelebra, Grandoles,
Chandeliers and Side LamIs, beautiful pat
tefhA .=:.g
CurLERY.-Pockei Knives, Scissors and Ra-
zors OF the best kind and in grea, variety,
VARlEr. Es.-Paper Weights, Puff Boxes,
Toilet Bottles, Jewel asses, card cases Of Silver
Pear. and Shell, Glass Bikes, Clasp Pin Boxes,
very neat; Tooth Powders, Ponlatuns, Spy
Glasses, Tablets, Port Monaes OF Silver Peal
aud Leather, Mathematical Instruments, Egg
boilers, aud many. other things, all Of which
will be sold al reduced prices.
December 26, 1853. Hsta = !
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NOTICE.

"A LII persons indebted To the late firm Of
"A Perrin & Rideeway BY bond. note or ac-
count, are requested 10 come forward and settle
the same withou, further delay, aud those hav.
ing claims against said firm " i'll please present
them Tor adjustment. Come torwaId gentle
men-let those that have money come, IL,
those thai have no money come, lot every OUT
that will come and settle their accounts freely
for taa business mus, and shall b. settled. VI,
flee at J AVoodwarl's until The 10Th Of Janua-
ry, 1854, and al The Store Of Perrin y Georgt
thereafter.
WAI. PIDGEON.
Ian. O. lS5A3n,.
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I1ED.

AT his IT sdetce in Greenvllle, in this county,
on Friday HE 23i uit, allel all illness oi less
lEau 40 hours, aud oi ii disease the character Vi
wllch Was not satisfactorily devt oped-BEN.
JAMIN FRANKLIN GRAHAM, we'll known III Tins
community. Aged AZ years.
He MAS born IN Harrlsontulg, in the adIoi-
ins cucn,y, and received ii good education under
the Rev. Di. Joseph Smith, Dir. Heudren, aud
John Bruce, Esq, then Principal OF the W'ne
chester Academy. He was brought up to The
business u a merchant, in Which he engaged III
has native town, but or The last Il years III the
town OF Gte,nvllle; in connection with keeplng
public Hotel
lie was IA man Of great kindness Of heart ;
public splrll d, and liberal to such enterprises
and bees uleHl obJvcis as his judgment approx
cl. He has left an auia5le family IN deep al
iclioi, i'll which he was Il most affecllolate
husband aud father.
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BRAZILIAN
Transparent Erasive Soap.
MANUFACTURED By
PROF. JAS. MORES.

HOR removing Crease, Tar, Pant. on o.
Varnish, from Silks, Satins, Broad Cloths
Carpets, Sc. without mjuriny The finest fabric
None better Tor shaving Or the Toilet.
Dec. 8, 1853.
This is to certify we have USED Prof. MOREs
tooth ache paste. which We consider 10 be III.
best We have ever seen used.
Robert ii JOKES, Houston Hall, James Bryan
Esq, Il B Thomas, William Humphreys, Thu
mas + Montgomery, Esq, Matthias D Gsariar.
This is 10 certify that we have used Prot
MORES lip salve, aud have !ound 1t 10 BIZ very
good.
w H CARRIER, William Humphreys, Lubrics
d + Slower.
This is to certify that We have used Prof
MORES hair tonic Tor some time aud find it Il
be very good.
EW Whisman, Thos c Campbell, BARRIERS
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HARPER & BROTHER.


EHAFE just received one Of the largest and
y \ hest selected Stock efGfoceries ever brought
TO market-eomPrisiag all articles usually kept
in Grocery Houses.
Sugars Brown, Coffee. Puv'd., Crushed.
Cofee-Java, Rio, I.a.uira.
Ieas-FlHesl Black and Green.
Salt-Marshalis Factory Filled.
les-SpeIm, Adamanline, Wax and Tai
Noiasses-S House, Porto Rico, Syrups.
Crackeis-Soda and Water.
ALSO, Wooden Ware, Soaps Common and
Fancy, Backing, Mustard, Ginger, Alspice,
Cloves, Cinnamon, Numeas, Soda, S laalus,
Hops, Ext Coffee, Coffee Mills, Sap. Cheese,
English Cheese, Olive Oil, Fish AMI Whale
OIL, Slaich, Brushes, Shovels, Folks, Spades,
Baskets, &c, all of Which will be sold low for
cash or months 10 punelua customers.
HARPER & BRO,
Union Hall Building.
Stanton, Oct. II, 1858.
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FURNITURE IN sTAUNToN.

ryNHE recen, arrivals from Europe Indicate that
hosiilnies in between Russia and Turkey
are abont to commence, simultaneously will
the reduction in the price Of FURNITURE in
Saunton, at the Ware Rooms OF The nndei-
signed here can be found The larees, and
handsomest stock ever exhibited in The Valley
consisting in part of a large variety OF fine
Bureaus. abuut 2 dozen Sofas, at different pr-
ces 30 dozen cane bl om chairs, 100 Rock.
ing chairs, Of various kl Is, and all prices, &C.,
&C., all Of which will BE- sold amfuiiy cheap.-
Call quick, before the stock is onl.
Nov. 81, 1853. A. d. CHANDLER.
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To ALL WHOMlT MAY CONCERN.

fI,AKE NOTICE that having entered as Guar
dian in the State of Missouri for my CHI
dren, to wit Susan F., Mary j., Sarah j.,
James W., Elizabeth ", Margaret E., and A.
len, shall, on the 18Th day of January next APP
ply to the Judge Of the Circui, Court of Au-
uusta county, Virginia, TO order and direct Geo
Baylor Of said County, Guardian Tor my "a
children to pay and deliver to me all the PER
sonal property oil money in his hands belonging
To said children for the purpose Of removing the
same 10 Missouri. GEORGE w. ALLEN.
Dec 10 1853
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING

III his hearty thanks Ia hls friends and Il low
citizens for their very liberal patronage besiow-
ed npon him during the last three years, and
respectfully soiicIls a continuance OF the same.
His Paint shop is now GU Market Street, ntar.
y opposite Mr.. NlcCoy's Carriage factory, where
he is still prepared 10 do any work entrusted TO
him in his line, such as HOUSE. SIGN 4 OR
NAMENTAL painting, papeling and glazing
at the sign of X. B. THOMAS.
lee 10 1853
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CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the rapid Cure of
COUGHS, COLDS, N0ARSENEsS,
BRONCHITIS. WHOOPING-CGICH
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.

or all the numerous medicines extalit, (and
some Of them yaluable) for the cure OF pulmona-
ry complaints, nothing has ever been found
which could compare In Is effects with his
Preparation. Otheis cute sometimes, bot al all
times and in all diseases Of the lungs and throat
where medicine give relief, this will do il.
1t is pleasant 10 take and perfectly safe i'll ac-
cordance with the directions. We do not adj.
verlise for the information Of those v be have
tried il but those v no have not Families that
have known its value W i'll no be without it
and by its timely use, they are secure lom The
dangercds con equences OF Coughs and Colds
which elected, rpen into fatal consumption.
The Diploma OF The Massachusetts, Institute
was awarded 10 this preparation BY the Board OF
Judges in September 1877; also, the Medals OF
the three great Institutes OF Alt, in this country;
also the Diploma Of the Ohio Institute at Cin-
cnnatti, has been given 10 the Cherry Psetoial,
by their Government in consideration OF lis ex-
traorlinary excellence ard usefulness III eurliv
affections Of The Lungs and Throat.
Read The following opinion founded on tho
long experience Of the eminent Physeials Of
the PORT and City Of
ST. JOINS, May s, 1853.
Or. J. c. AVER: Five years trial OF your Cher
ry Peetoral In my practice, las proven . hat
folesaw from its composition, must be true,
that it eradit aes and cures the colds and coughs
10 v hch we, III this section, are peculiarly liza
bic.
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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-01-09
MANY MECHANICS.

MURDER NEAR RicnMoND.-About 3
o'clock on Tuesday morning, four men en-
tered the store of II. Whitehead, in Man
chester, near Richmond, Va, and com
menced "a general row which resulted in a
man named Alexander Bradley being kill
ed. Philip Dwyer and John Discoe, two
of the alledged offenders, were arrested.