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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26

Dwm iiNG-llouSE to LEI ,ds IN , MmM " r'.s.
Al sg'n s. MR. S !" I SSs" ss sos"ss
nse'r, n,,s'" s ' r.s s c csS%s
,h ms , ,"s a.. y s,., e. now Way b. .sa 70 s
r"' '''s ,S SSSis CO cSSodEfs % JOHN wYo's
HOUSES to LET in nkoohln1 gnIms TWO nw NV
t,,,,cr,i, arihsd TuRFE sToR. hnIcN p,rss
SSs Se n Nc, FRONT on wyhe the ton'ls lrc nu,..
Alsl" , Eve ,s W NJ itSwSfS Ss WALT
mvRti,AN Nc,len',. t' hor'' ''"~ n'a'o'aa Nv
nopMs 10 LET. with STEAM POWER 361to-
X WI n.ht.I at tho 81 6reen~ioh and beach es
1v. ws ispss mechanics p'~'t r A;r ,' ssn Ts"
.N,r,,,N POWER a. LET The whole a part Of
sTonH nmIck FACTORY Ice ''' Aim b ns i5 al
A,rrAM POWER to LEr.-LOFrS with or with
- cut STEAM roTt .slfgT .siimoSsoS. No ISL L,w.a
STEAM rOWER.-ROOMS to LET. with steady
STEAM roMEn the Ss S.Sss no. 80 wand: . Apply Apply
s' ",pr r S'sI S i"qri'c
CrRAM POWER, with well lighted Rooms to
Nifr Apply" Nos. 1850 aud ipi Center, corner iis.eI.
,,,o ,rT-Thc second floor Of NEW BRICK
uousr No sS West ,shm Tho neo contains ase f2 ps
With al the eS , small family need apply uauo Of
he ornrr Who r,.dcs on the premises
rlo RENron west side oth., ,i near ,rn nT'n ,ms
5.s y Q PENCE, corner rH''' and Broadway under
mo RrNT-To Mechanics, SHOP on iOth-s'.
,,ap e,hs, at also $3.50 Also Saloon win ess1s
r;s; and T1 b.. A eofs., nro:a@y
vt,O LET at the VILLAGE of SING siNG-A
COTTAGE pleasantly situated on Ss',. on inc asg I'M n;
~ ,s,,d der0f and steamboat landing Rent *Ss Apply 70
icuS ~ UkNTRSLEY, No N4ssanst, or to J. J" RUBIN
SON Sus sing
vI,O LrT-Neat APARTMENTS 10 a small gentcei
i family. Apply o, No. 81 Msdison.t.
mo LET-STORE No 80 Broadway, with lease
c,s xc.+. from last MAY Also the STOCK and FlArUkES
trr sale Appy 70 JAMES De GRAY Co. No lS' Whamst
I,O LET-A HOUSE, with all the modern improve
u,pt. pleasantly situated Murray Hill In 5th ST., De-
tween s.h ard 6tf svs Apply a. No Is Eas, Hihst
mo IET-Country Residence, containing ii rooms,
miles from beautifully situated in pleasant nesthy
yasc se garden. plenty of u comrnnc.t9n WIN ,po
civ dali, via Railroad and Inquire of ISAIAH nhisEn'
Ne sri Bowcry, from 10 until o'clock
mo RENT-Rcoms Nos. % and 81 Insurance Buiid-
- Hss' 40 % """S- f No % Wiirm-s'.
yV,O RESpCCTABIE PERSONS Of COLOR
spARTAiENTs TO LET No 20 Atantie,s sonih feiy'
Broot1yp ARMY =. above at Mrs THOMPSON.S
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RUSSELL w wFsrcorr Auctioneer.
LOTION SALE of GENTEEL HOISEHOlD

RUSSELL w WEsrCorr Auctloneer ~ I'd, -
4 UCTION SALE of GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD
IA FURNITURE ROSEWOOD PiANo-EORTE, RICH IAis,
PETS. PIER GLASSES, &e.-R " WEsTCofr will sell
THIS To- O'Clock the sn-irr h-ndsome
the sthsv door below lh-st
magnificent uptown residence or rise oy
the beat Broadway makers oat oil under snd SUITABLE Tor
apy ganfy furnish house, and best ct 81. VIII De
mere rnr oy highest bidder If the n -
not cmpAbe with the O.; the ARTICLES 70 be sold
consists superb Eos wood Suites IN sEeueh
bocsd F,ueh Pier Glasses rich s,Ty ThTeepy aud Br1e
Garrett Eses Egyptian and other Marriott bss
Piano F.rte costly mantle decorations VIA
number Painting in rich Also, the Chamber Fdral
tne Mahogany with superior Hair Mattresses on
every b,dsesd quantity Of Basement Furniture h
Glassware Extension Table. Cutlery &c GAIA
loeuss at house. Sale positive. rain shine.
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Jos. LORD AucLoneer
DY GEO W. LORD x Co., No. 356 Broadway BE-
franklin and Leouardss Sales VI BOOKS PAINT
EEENIIIiRE Sc. faynrahlo
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Real Gsratc for Sale.

A BTAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-
"A Po,.ecn given Immediately Beautifully located at New
~ view OF the n'er,
AckEs LAND Ao 20 ACRES Of LAND two miles or' INC
Riy'r For particulars SpYly TO MACfAHLAN NO
80 5dAv.
At PRIVATE SALE.-Bay Side, Flushing l.. L.,
N TO- 50 ACRES Of LAND Of fine p Ggay Gt CIV bSS
sheet Of water called Little ecs pay
and many seats has portion Of WOOD aa
s.,ahee which could made splendid Park and by c9ng ave
nues through would bring view he East River orr @
the AID otlr passing constantly - ABOUT q nes
drive rom White Steamboat Landing and ah2nt te h
Js.nce from the Village Flushing and ui
"I 70 BNKfR MEEKs Aueoneers No Metropolitan Bank
Bnldng cor Pinest and Broadway
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A r PRIVATE SALE-A PLOT of GROUND,
COITNTRY PLACE.-FOR SALE at WHITE

IN bv l5 feet handsomely situated corner IN The 'a5o Ut
Jsnsica Long Island Appyto ,, ~ ,o,,.
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~ pr.u.t Manufacturing Conpsnys OGee. No
John COZ Bisaasay New Yors Rates Of power
hoe sp % Of AMID and at very low pres A
5hof Locomotive Boiler plain Cylinder Boilers sn.i
urrrL, TuiraT Bo Tho above articles we'll worth h
nv JOSHUA LOWE.
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.,INNFp ESIDFNCE-WASSAIC HOUSE,
Boaro ono Roome.

EAGLE HOTEL LODGINGS.-Gentlemen viii d
IL &c e. feu raser they eau have excellent LODGINGS
suse Rc'us 3 Per night; corner o. rransfof ana '"
lie. Ofics open Ell nighi
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DOARD.--Two single Gentlemen may obtain
ID pleasant ROOM With PARTIAL BOARD in private family,
ttnnd TlnuiTed
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CRYSTAL PALACE FIRST PREMIUM SEW
~ ING HACIISEs-So Machine heretofore offered fr sale
compare Nth tho.- Manufactured aad sod b. the
Avery Saving Machine 40 81 Broadway Tho simplicity
he.r obysiug h-ir liability Of
rIsr toe pTseeatiy The stitch ind durability render
thee the only practical Machines offered % ths pa5c Besides
the Paeri T thes Machines = re from az es. eontrosry
Ia which al others iaV3.ged. ~hh fct
Consideration purchasers Thoss IN % 6-s'rst- scle
tie ehure and bts; WI d. wei call before purchasing
Nrere Ordets pul-tuaiy attended - Address
THOMAS B LACEY. FE.s3eat very s-wllg Machine Co,
No airaV New Y1rxC
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: ~. .,,,y,.,, ,,rlI WoINNNS-NorlOE.-
6uumcr Retreats.

Ss,l,lirH RrrRgAT-rhe most de'Snu ,,.
\ - sStxN rrs..as ROOMS nS,s NSV 81 ,ss W.s,
- ss.,s Tss,s ~ kexs's tde ''S0 '"' '''
- .-,SsS lSxk< isS-irr ,vGroN No Us isihs-
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II vs. scfss n mss ia
- 80 IA s~s CAa&-er o. ~ RSlshapi 800 h,,hIu
= -. - -'-<Sas. s-c8ois, &C satrn sss-as
asc~rsahle czssters vii Dc hssES4! PSI" w.
- al ~ s. Y S&Ss Fes;-Onee.
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NOrNTRy RESIDENCE ON the WEST BANK of

NUINTR1 HENIUENJE ON tIle " ESI DAMN OF
- the HUDSON for sAIE-A favorable opportunity now Oilers
purchass Cromwell, in the property OF the late
OLIVER (ROMNELL hch for sale. The property ,onssoi
built brick House IS by IS feet built subatal
together with the suitable Out
uidI Gard and Coachmans House and ten acres OF val
stocked with variety Of selected
rrcpy the village of Canterbury, and
has being excellent schools churches post
da mail physician &c &c. Those wishing - look
pro.rtv the Aida every afternoon o'clock land
and leaving the g. be IN the City by
o'clock NJ. Immediate possession Apply to HOMER
MORGAN Pine n Y Netropolitan Bank Building (i65l)
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N 0 + &c L i.

NOTICE
WYE are pleased inform friends and the pub
w lib generally, tina. since he destruction by fire
of the recently occupied by and OF nearly our
entire stock of
GR CHIN A, GIL A $, NO
Mo EaIthenwaIe, &c, w
ukW we have. through the kindness &C Mcssr.. -
Patterson and Cooper Commission Merchants, made
,ngemcnts continue bus in the u,t
Gated by them nj the foot Of Sycamore street whore
shall be happy friends aud all who wish to
purchase anything in line Our stock, may shy,
will be entirely new one, and in price. prepnr-
ed to offer great inducements as heretofore.
We anvil Ourselves of this opPor unity Of returning
sincere thinks for the very liberal patronage here
totore extended to ard hope, by usunl prompt
tude AMI fidelity Ia merit and secure cont mutation of
the same. KERR x MARBURY,
Importers and Dealers in Chinn,
Glass and Eurhenwnre.
febl6.d&cwGw Petersburg Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-23
HOSTING MACHINES.

HOSTING MACHINES.
WE are agents for Bates Celebrated Hoisting
w Machines which will furnish at manufa tu-
rers pr ces with without fra mes, the pur, haser
inny prefer.
EY' Samples of the variors size wheels may be seen
ut our store on the Dock One Of these hoistng ma
chimes ma, be seen at the Warehouse, of w. A. Miller,
ESQ on the Basin. LEE CO, Richmond.
iah24.ts
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Notice to Railroad Contractors.
n - 3 -
CHIEF ENGINEER'S OFFICE, /
NORFOLK, Va Jan. 8th, i5d.

CHIEF ENGINEERS OFFICE, I
NORFOLK, Va Jan 9Th, 81.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the un
- dersigned this Office, from the la until the 2Oh
day of March next, at shutdown. for the " Clearing
and " Graduation" on the line Of the Norfolk and Pc
tersburg Rairoad," between TINT portion of said Road
under contract and its terminus Petersbu
covering distance of about eighteen miles also for
the "Cuvert" and Bridge" Masonry of the lat sec
ton of work.
At the time sealed proposals invited FOR the
"Abutment Masonry Of Bridges the Eastern and
Southern branches of the Elizabeth River
The work will be divided into sections of about three
miles, and bids may be made for one or more of said
sections.
The line plans, proiles and quantities Of work will
he ready for examination and utter the LIST of March
Specifications with forms Of contract and proposal
may be had of the undersigned after date.
Payments will be made in current funds during the
progress Of the work in proportion Of four hs of the
amount due.
OF bidders personally unkno",, 10 III. uoaer,yn.d,
"s 49, -, TVS ronsibity will be necessary and
y" ~ wnom ork shall be allotted will be requir-
bond and approved security in amount not exceed
ing oneifth of the amount of their contract, for
timely and faithful execution Ct the
The Company the right to accept such pro-
poals in their judgment will the prompt and
fathlnl execution of the work. according contract,
reject all IL none satisfactory.
The line is ensy of access the country through which
1t passes abundant In supplies and Of climate highly
favorable tor the prosecution of work at all
The work here offered for IL Of character
well worthy the consideration of the responsible
contractors.
w. MALONE, Chief Engineer.
feb l6.ctmar20if
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-23

GEORGE BAGBY,
Grocer h Commission Merchant,
OFFERS FOR SALE
1nn TONS American hammered aud rolled Iron,
lOV embracing almost every size of tyrcaxle, hoe,
round fiat, square. oval half owl hnlfround, hoop,
band. horse shoe and mil rod,
rs boxes Tin plale II II @ bright roof,g.
pigs Block Tin
30 bundle Am, Eng. and Russian Sheet. Iron.
1900 hs cart, carriage and wngon nxles to inches
1000 lbs cart shear. German wedge, American ind
English bslered Steel
1000 lbs siieet Zinc
1000 slab Spelter,
1850 lbs Iron Wire, 9 TO il,
~ Gags Coffee, Rio, Java Mocha. MALTA und La
guira,
80 hhds. boxes and bbl, brown, loaf. crushed and
powdered Sugar.,
10 hhds. Molnsses,
10 bbls. Tanners Oil.
10 doz, Spades and Shovel,
100 keg. Of Dupont sblastiug powder.
10 =" Rifle "
5000 lbs cotton Yarns, Leaksville, No 4tI 16,
100 Kegs Old Dominion nails 3 to In spikes,
10 Kegs Burdens horse-shoes, No | to A.
100 lbs Horses shoe Nails,
doz. Ar cher's Axes,
90 boxes 8 \ 10, 10 \ 10 q 12 n ID window Glass,
1000 lbs. Manila Cordage 4 to IA inches,
Also, Smiths Bellows Anvils Vices; strcking, Hand
and Sledge Hammers; Files, assorted Knives and
Forks; Pepper, Ginger Spice g. Taow candles. Domes-
tics, Oznaburgs Cart and Wagon Boxes, castings, Sit
Sleeves, Corn-sheers Hav cutters &C., &c, all of
which will be sold low for cash, or in barter.
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Look to your Interest |!

/ - inns onPortunt, Of informing the citizens of
Lynehbarg that they can nave their PLASTERING
low 'e pest style and the most reasonable terms
now rpy.ag TO- me at the Washington H.use, am
IN plastering that celeb, .ed Hotel-be-
saas 10 W W ieftwich & Brother
|bu stranger to of the good people Of Lynch.
of ali would be very happy make the acquaintance
Aaye DDS" who have Pas,ering which they wish to
Isl.o' ' IN good style md ut the OLD PRICES
pa,rnno say mat am native rgitan, and ask the
extent OF virginia people, who always will g to
in,read reiPihg hand to OF their citizens,
Is " giving awny their money 1, those A. b. B..
|and wh swarm in every city and town in the South.
|ters, I make their camours ronr against every Pas.
Estate b. earns his trade in our GOO old Virginia
| Will p;1a "eeh Them not and give s. work. and
hah n iS' an ocuir demonstrated 81 my skill in
'Ai" AND ORNAMENTAL rLASTERING.
A L. HAMBRICk,
\ 6b All. Washington House, Lynehburg Va.
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coMMU NICATED.
Messrs Editors,

messrs Editors.
IN LOOKING OVER your valuable Daily, my at.
= tenli0n was attracted by advertisement headed,
Look to yo2r interests" in which tho author abors 10
detrac from The merits of the Pasres of this city, in
end 'avorng prejudice the public mind against them,
US being abotonists who through every village
and twn of the South-speakng disParagingly of
southern wGrkmen. &c, &c.
Now, MesSrs Editors, for the enlightenment of this
great man If Bedford, whose mountains labored and
brought forth n mouse-ths who Just this time
Processes much 1--we for Virginia, and parlicu ly
he city 1T Lynchburg, and much adherence for abo
''lonsts and Yankees, for his enlightenment | will
say that To my certain knowledge, the undertakers of
VI" city without an ex, option, all natives of States
South of Mason and Dxons Line-and from resi- lence
u years in this place. have never berore been accused
OF entertaining sentiments preudical to the interests of
this their adopted home. They are bound to Lynch
bur by the strongest ties ol kindred and friends of
ong years OF residence during viii time some of them
haze accumulated small properi BY their eners, and
industry Yet this good Judge thi. uprisL, iuJge, who.
III more than one instance. has sought to ioin inter-
s With these Abolition Pase rer. las he STYLE. them
ana WIN" so stlen ousy boast> of Lis many voyages to
view York ard of the many fvoi received at the hand.
e view ork Plasierers, seeks vilify the 'aserers
I'M cii, statements in the Virginan ard Bedford
'rpnel which he knows in his own n ind TO he false
would again ask, Messrs, Editors why is it, after
and repeated trials prolonged for yenrs that IL is
necessary TO undertake the work at low prices o
- jon ait'r the established woikn en- had been com.
WI 10 raise the prices Of work to sustain themselves
a NOT IN In md scel to establish hmsef on his own
val; -" prices that will enable him to do good work
E good materials-tu obtain n living and Law BY a
I'VE Tor raiiv lav feh o I i'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-23
Hold, hold, my heart
And you my sine,es grow not instant old,
RAT hear me stiMu up

But bear me stifty up
90 thu, ma, be enabled to do good plain and orna.
y mental Plastering for the good pious people of my
- ate had hoped that | might be De mted to
have my card inserted in the papers of my old Virginia
s,,e an was R'consummation devouty To be wished"
Ru, alas alas! even in this have been sady mista-
len-fo, by doing have accidentally walked into
The Courthouse Of one of the B. BIS.
Nv Mr. b b.. will tell you what tho Fox in the
sbe old certain long cared gent-"lf you had not
oLs would not have known you say, Mr.. Adolf
,ion Blue "#** Shanghai Yankee. (for l am led by
ur remarks suppose you one why did you with.
ylJ YOUR name IRON the public Was il because you
were asha med OF it, were you down in this under.
ound raj 'road which is place very well known all
boitionss You say in your card that all the under
,.Ler of Lyncburg natives OF States south of Ma
a and Dixon's Lire Well, what have | to do with
,,dc,tokeysf dead yet, and therefore nave no
nae ar those gemtemeu. But perhaps you mean, that
,be Pa.terers all from Southern States 1t is very
lkey that some them nre-5ut IL they all claim to
be from States south of Mason and ixons Line, then
have been ongy informed or there has been great
noye either in Mason Dixon Line, in Of
the Northern States. And Low, Mr. -. if you
are moi an A. B. B. Y, of my card had a u
.ion TO you and perhaps he eaf. you will le prudence
he your guide and speak when spoken to. Now my
IT, detract from the merits OF the Pasterers
ohis city, pronounce il TO bs false. wish them great
success business. and hope they viii permit to get
along as best for do not ask their favors,
fear their hate And in conclusion, permit say
that have never made my efforts to obtain wok in
Lyncburg heretofore, but have been offered work he
which have declired on of wishing take
more'than could do. Now Mr. B. b. Y. let me advise
you to keep your eye peeled for cards, for if
raise the dn will advertise in all the city papers, until
the crack OF doom.
For he mind sway by, and the heart Ibeor,
Shall aerer lagiq doubt nor faint ruth Jear.'
Very Respectfully,
A. L. HAMBRICK
pS-Mr B. B Y:-Do not make another mistake
and saw that my Gard hit the "Undertakers for
tell YOU again that am not dead yet. A. L. II.
feb 22dlm.
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McCORKLE & JONES,
WHOLESALE d RETAIL
GrOcers d Commission Merchants,

WHOLESALE RETAIL
GrOcers Il Commission Merchants,
Main St, Lynchburg Va.
A RE NOW RECEIVING their Fall Supply, to which
"A they solicit the attention of their friends nnd the
public generally, viz:
200 Sacks Salt
100 Bags Rio Sugar, java and Maracaibo Coffee
- 60 bbls. Crushed, Pulverzed Coffee and Citri
fed Sugars
10 hhds p. r. nnd N. O., Sugar,
10 Boxes Loaf Sugar,
500 Kegs Nails, all sizes
100 Sides Sole Leather,
so Tons Country, Rolled and Band Iron, all sizes
25 Cases Fine Stick Licorice,
so do Common Stick Licorice,
90 do Fine Mass do
Coils Manila Rope, | to inches diameter,
80 Baskets Olive Oil.
IS Boxes Candles, all qualities,
10 Barrels N o. Molassas,
5 hhds West l., 10
10 Barrels Tanners Oil, some pure.
40 do Herrings Mackerel and Shad,
300 bush Glover, Timothy. Orchard. Eng.h Blue
and Ever. Green Grass Seed
5000 lbs. Prime Western Bacon Sides,
3OOu lbs. Fine Family n ans, Shoulders and Sides,
cured by VIM Massie,
5000 lbs Cast, Sheer and Bstered Steel. all sizes,
10000 Feet Safety Fuse
200 Kegs Blasting and Gun Powder,
Is doz. Rowland and Hames Shovels,
$40 Blankets, different qualities
800 Wool Hats, do do
ALSO
Cahcoes Domescs, bleached and unbleachcd--Bed-
Ticking. Osnaburgs, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco Of
oil qualities of their manufacture, which they war.
rainfall of which thy will se low for cash. to purc tunl
customers on time or N exchange for country prod
Call on US before making your bills elsewhere, If you
please.
We want 1900 to 200 bushels sheed Oats for which
liberal prices will be paid.
nc, o4dts McCORKLE e. JONES.
CEED OATS-500 Bushels Clean Oats, for
y Sale by WILSON g. FRANKLIN.
teb 20ts
GuanO, Glover Seed, &c.
An TONS Best Peruvian Guano.
AO 1875 bush. prime Clover Seed,
10 a. Timothy Seed,
Receiving and for sale by
feb I-ts as.I GEohGE bAdbf'
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SMITH 4 ROBERTS,
PORT ERS OF uARDWARE,
l. Cutlery, Guns, aud Sntldlery, HAVE
removed 10 their md commndious Ware house,
No. % Iron Buildings. Pearl Street RICHMOND, Ia,
and re now IN receipt OF theh Spring stock OF HARD
WAKE and SADDLERY, embracing nm entire new
stock OF Coach Hardware and Trimmings.
Having made extensive and advantageous arrange.
ments with Foreign and Domestic for sup
plies Of goods suitable the demands of the trad
respectfully solicit examination of our assortment
and prices.
The Virginia, Tennessee and North Carolina Trade
visiting this ma"L Ell. wou do we'll call on us, with
the assurance of finding both goods and prices To COM
pare nyoably with any of the Northern Cities and i,
will afford us great pleasure exhibit the same any
who may favor with n call,
Our stock consists in part of:
$500 dozen Pen and / ocket Knives,
$500 Bu;k, Bone, Ebony and Ivory Knives and
Forks,
500 Rodgers" wos,enholm's +" and Wade g.
Butchers Razprs,
1000 " Sheais and Scissors,
1000 Knob, Stock, Pa and Closet Locks
1900 " Till, Chest, CUPID and Trunk Locks
l,0D0 " Knob and Thumb Lntches nnd Bolts
$40 " "Yrt inia," COLLINS" and Simmons" Axes
500 " Bench, Shing ing and Lnlhing Hatohets and
and Hammers,
500 - Ames. Rowland's and other Spades and
Shovcls.
900 ., 3 and prong Fork,
300 Gro. Britannia Plated, Iron, Tea and Table
900 tons Onst Sheer and Blister Steel,
900 kegs Burdens Patent Horse Shoes,
5000 lbs. Griin's Horse Shoe Nails,
5000 d %. Hand. M Smiths Files and Rasps,
5000 gro. Wood Screws,
1000, 0l0 English, American, and G.. ID. Percussion
Cape,
5000 Pair Trace Chains and Stage Traces.
500 Log. Ok. Fifth. Back, Breast and Halter Chains
G,O00 lbs. Galvanized Pump Chain.
Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns,
Rifles Rifle Barrels. Locks and Mountngs,
Circular Saws from TO go inches,
Mill, Pit. Cross Gut Hand and Tenon Saws,
Anvils, Vices Bellows,
Sledge, Hand, and Shoeing Hammers.
Stocks and Dies Screw Plates, Augers, Chises,
Brace and Bits, Planes and Plane Irons,
Waldrons and Patent Grass and Grain Scythes
Sneaths Horse aud Mule Collars
Brides and Biidle Filings,
Haters, Web Reins Girhs, Saddles, Bride
Bits,
Slirrup Irons Spurs, Buckles and Saddlery Hard
ware generally,
Hog Skins, Pat and Enamelled Leather,
Sheep skins, Enamelled Cloth, Canvass md
Duck.
Oil Carpet, Coach Laccs.
Iron Axles. Ito 81 inches.
Bright and Black Springs, Coach and Plough
Bolts
Hubs Spokes, Felloes, Shafts ard Coach Ma
ker's materials generally,
Anchor Boiling Cloth
With every other article usually kept in n we'll select
ed stock of Hardware feb 22.d&clm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-23
FUTURE DAYS.
valuable Negro for Sale.
Honsa and Lot for Sale.

wi sell at Auction, on the 9th day Of March. if
", .oId priyately before, valuable House and Lat
ina, outside Of the conporaien limits, the Lynch
''nrs and Salem Turnpike fhe house ha. three sto
1.-THE ba- ment story being of brick, and contains
,,pr rooms. For futhe, information apply Mr.. Geo.
A Wright or Mr.. Milstead living near the property
ar the un lersigned.
rYrTERMS made known on til, day of sale.
HIRAM w. OvERSrREEr.
RI on dt6mar