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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-26

hrmeu by Ineulcal OBSERVATIONS IN turkey. A
Constantinople correspondent of an English
paper, speaking Of a visit by the medical in
spector to the camp of the Fourth Dragon
Guard and Enniskillens, says:
During the Doctors inspection there was q
heavy thunder storm, and as he sheltered in one
Of the tents he expressed his satisfaction at an
occurrence which, in accordance with vulgar
notions, and even with philosophical investiga-
ton, is said to produce that beneficial operation
called clearing the air; but after the thunder
storm the disease became worse, and when the
surgeon went to his own quarters he found that
in the very height of the electrical discharges
FIVE men in the ambulance corps-a body Of
men heretofore singularly free from illness
had been seized with cholera, and of those FIVE
men four were dead in less than six hours
MYSTERIOUS DEATH. the 18th inst. an
inquest was held near Louisville on the remains
Of an unknown man. No clue, whatever, could
be had as to who he was, or in what manner he
died, as nothing but a portion of his denuded
bones, and the fragments Of his clothes scat
tered over space of several yards, were found
Judging from the appearance Of the bones and
some articles of dress, he could not have been
dead more, perhaps, than week or two. His
flesh and all the smaller bones were gone, and
doubtless, from all the Indications consumed
by hogs, A letter written in the German Ian
guage, dated August IA, was found in q pocket,
which purports to have come from brother,
who alludes to the wife of deceased, and speaks
of her coming to this country.
--=x1uEz-=-------
NARROW EscAPE--The Putnam County Cou-
rier states that as Mr.. Smith, of Peckyille, N.
Y, was crossing bridge in the town Of Patter-
son, near the line of Kent, in that county, on
Wednesday of last week, he was thrown from
his wagon in consequence Of his horse taking
fright at an opening in the bridge. His wife
and infant child were with him, and all escaped
without injury. although the child and buffalo
robe we're precipitated into the stream, the
child falling on the robe which foated down the
stream, and bearing its precious little burden
onward until both were drawn ashore by gentle
men who were returning from picnic excur-
sion. The horses sheared off and went over
the bank of the stream down precipice Of
thirty feet, and were drowned. They and the
wagon was drawn out about an hour after the
occurrence.
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Il First-class. measuring over rs feet.
hours, 40 minutes 80 seconds
Ripple ................2 . AZ & 81 e
Mvsterv a AZ q IS
Alice. Distanced-did not round the
home stake.
Second class, measuring under 25 feet.
.aIgeiue hours So minutes, % seconds
S Rsstg Squad. .... 90 81
The Sylph wins the first prize of the first
class; the Ripple the second. The .algerine
wins the first prize of the second class, and the
Spray the second.
The race altogether was very interesting
one to the lockers on, although there were no
special incidents to distinguish it. From the
time they rounded the home stake the first
time to the close of the race, they all had just
as much wind as they could stand up under.
Every few minutes some one Of them would
catch a puff heavier than usual, which would
make her huff up and shake it out, when appa-
5rently refreshed by the temporary respite, she
would bound over the waters to all appearance
with renewed speed. Truly yours.
A NJ xrZV VIZ,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-06
The New Orleans and Mobile Railroad

Mr. Editoi-I had occasion in my last of Yesterday to
consider the first and leading objection to city aid in
iavor OF the above enterprise chat objection sup
posed injustice to the city In the fact that the present
stock Of the Pontchartrain Company (S51000O should
on an increase OF its capital with view of carrying
the extension to Mobile remain at its present value,
'nink must have succeeded in showing any impartial
ana candid&mind that upon ordinary principles of
justice shq1d 10 per cent. paying stock. with in
ceasing passenger and freight traffic submit demand
from tbs stockholders and city for estimate
that stock at price less than its par value That
rendenty of any consideration the supposed value
OF the stock the franchises obtained by this Company
from Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama by acts OF the
Legislatures of those States and the exclusive privilege
of passing through Mississippi by railway made it abun-
dainty evident that other railroad could be
than that contemplated by this Company and that these
great exclusive and favorable privileges BY the charters
together with the grants of 800 OF land from the
United States than sufficient to satisfy the
most skeptical to the value of that which the
Pontchartrain Company was putting into the common
fund to be increased by the city subscription think
also. that must have satisfied of ordinary ineIl-
geuee that the hue and cry raised about the present
stockholders selling out their stook by the operation
of the ey's subscribing to the increased capital of the
Company totally unounded in fact and would seem
to be mere DEVICE calculated (upon vsry under
rated estimate OF the common understanding of man.
kind) to deoeiYs the people few words more by wsy
OF illustration, and di8mas this branch.
II sr yeu were propassd Rp association wIt saethsF
" Trade aaa wsss sssssisa w. saa did esls - saas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-06
New Orleans, Mobile, and Great Northern
Railroads,

Mr.. Edtto7-After having laid before the public the
statistics the company relating to the construction
and probable receipts of the road and statement Of
distances by the contemplated route of the Jackson road to
Chataneoga and to Washington, lat eih of which points
the Great Northern route over the road from New Or
leans to Mobile may in, at advantage in point
distance each case and referred to the advantages il
point of distance that Mobile possesses New Orleans
In being l25 miles the Tennessee valley than New
Orleans by the jackson road nothing remains but te
show the force and bearing of these data upon the vita
interest Of New Orleans matter of far greater import
ance than superficial attention would suggest
few words more, however. on the proviso to which
after lapse of two days. reflection Citizen returns
without combating or nyadating in asy manner the
Justice and soundness Of the views have advanced in
numbers founded upon the fact that no parcipa
ton be made by the present stockholders III tas pro
fits of the euension until completion and consolidation
takes place he himself for getting the worse OF
the argument By couteuding that though be does not
pretend TO know or understand the moeS Of the memorial
ts and has to Judge their intentions by the cnds they
usa He considers himself still warranted in the opin
on that this proyso secures the stockholders of tn,
pnutchrtran read its earnings until the entire compile
tjou of the road and that at he same time thu Poptchar
frain road would BIZ stockhoder IN the road. Sh
,ed receire hr portion tte raend, there should any
II have quoted has words E
All have to fay in reply is if this is not clear let it
made clear II the ferce 81 the objection Of Citizen
1saoyss tssf ata thise-s Misrepresentation eg ohseu
Ia the leSiss alaass sspIsastesy 10 the eRasasss
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AR. WATS0N'S CARD.--I will use no other
6@ artin the han what
ny length practice have bet all those complaints
are chilled yphte nearly fifteen this city has been
those
hae given
othe DOCTOR know h better than they That what
"ays sGg and which has vtntued
STRUCTURES, NODES, ULCERS, SORES, GLEETS, SORE
IRAlS, etc. etc. Just familiar the things
Of ay observations which without vanity, for claim
other merit than that OF xperienee
effect recent cases days difficulty
those duratinn submitting
course Of treatment as will draw him the slightest
ooBe nun to neglect his affairs whe without within The
diet need not be altered There
could h
Secrecy which | always invoably preserve.
have many qualifications which do think necessary add
satisfied that reputation is already sufficiently
Constant attendance morning night
,nu- -, ,,,,.., w. WATSON, NJ. D.
s Dr. WATSON has Customhouse ct between
ROYAL mud Bourbon dlo lndk " i,
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BRdZOS SdVTL.aGO.

lieaye THURSDAY, May Is, at o'clock A. NJ
EFOR BRAZOS 8 SANTIAGO.- -z$G#.,
u Regular New Orleans and Texas Line
The now and magnificent steamship hpPERsEVERANCE, Y.
Inea0 eomnnnde will above, puncuay freight
passage having
HARRIS Il MORGAN, foot o julia street,
,.- opposite the Steamship Landing
SV AZ freight shipped by the will be delivered
hptn Kennedy OF the unless
tS Shippers must provide steamers bills Of
lanlng. No nther torm viii be sgued. my5
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STEAMSHIPS S-STIIPS.
GaLUEST0W.

wirleave WEDNESDAY May TO- a. 8 O'Clock A. NJ
WTORGALFESTON,IN ,INDIANOLA, ,PoRT IsET%a
NJ LAVAcA Mnd MATAGoRDA BAY Regular SaAlAask2s
Now Orleans md u S. Mail msEnitrnt
steamship MEXICO, John s. Thomp,on commander leave
above. Freight ndtnnon will
ghtsIage without
freight having
applyto HARRIS MORGAN, foet of Jua street,
...N.. opposite the Steamship Landing.
hereafter and out under s own Car
taNs m,6
willeave SATURDAY, May Q, at O'CLOCK AN. e
EOR GALVESTON,I ,INDIANoLA, ,PoRT xz.SIm&
LAvAGA and dMATAGoRDh BAYReg guat $4,000
Oanne and Texas United States Mail new nnen6c.n
camship CHARLES MORGAN, James Lawlas,, naaisr viii
leave above landing freight
uhect gheage n faagodn Bsy) charge or
freight paaaage having very state na
nppyto HARRIS & MORGAN, foot of julia street
-r,,, opposite the Stenmsh . landing.
,n,Jt
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street between Dauphn streets-DR JAMES
would respectfully call the who
entaied themselves ase
IN It's most appalling form, that they obtain s
9psedy enre without the use Mercury Baa Cqbeb CIDER
POISONOUS Drug, from three
nance BY he newly discovered Remedies can only
procured from himself and upon trial they cure
charge will be mae Dr. j. c-
eminence all parts the many thew
effected which pronounced Physicians
Since Dr. has introduced these Remedesin @
single produced but effected
order that the afflicted avail OF these
newly truly proydena discoveries located
nent this city Cusomhouse Private Rooms re-
A.d. Pm. fehl 3lyfn
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VERf CRUZ.


Willeaye SUNDAY May ID, at s O'Clock NJ.
E{tOR VERA CRUZ-U. s. Mail Line, ~eGgA
n Thenew maenifcen, steAuishy ORIZABA, ,XN&&ES
ourten) Thomas Forbes connae viii eaye lor Vera
Crns h ABOVE, panctuay carrying the U. S. Mails.
80. Rates of PaBbage....
SFpsnrement cubie g1 cents
Fortnight paasage having elegant cabn
and Eeurage passengers, ,npplyto
HARRIS q MORGAN, foot Of Juastreet
,-,.- n-.s. opposite the Steamhhp Landing.
Passengers provide with passport1 from ths
Nj Eonaul a.
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SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 6, 1854
WANTS-WANTED

M ANTED-An experienced Business Man,
w WHO horopghly understands GROCERY BUSINESS,
and q si,o ~inK to work To sneh good snd
salary w DC given Address, Box Pos-occ,
ara
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-06

ENOR LlVERP0OL.-Th A / fast sail IN
u ing American ship SEA QUEEN, Captain Manson,
- loading and will have i'm Hedas dispatch. For
bales Cotton. amply TO
Up. WHITNEY Il CO. 81 Camp street.
,hpnly to tba Can't hoard
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-06

w ANTED IMMEDIATELY A first-rate
WASHER AND IRoNER hat good references,
none other nrsh hppy T b. WINSTON aps
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k1'0R LIVERPOOL-The A l fast .jsssN
n saling Amer ship FALCON, Capt Wade, AAk
WILL
C2tton appIyto J.P. WHITNEY d co. 81 Camp a..
sg- Fur passage apply to the Captain on board apgT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-06

HN0R LlVERP0OL.-- The fast sail IN
u ing American ship CHIMBORAZ0, Captain Gil SAkAAGss
rhJts ia loading and will
OF 800 bales Cotton, apply to
]. P. WHITNEY i co. ei Camp street.
VI fof pasfaRd' apply 10 the Captain on board.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-06

E4F0R LIVERP00L.-Th A | fast .tsN
n sailing American shp CYNOsURE, Capt Tucker SAhAAE
loading will freight o s5
lRies Cott1n, apply J. +. WHlTNE EY d co,
Farp pnasags apply 70 the Captain on board " aupT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-06

sS0R LfVERP00L.-Th A fast sail sss.N
ing American ship ADELAIDE BELL, Captain }aa1A9s
aow loading and will have quick dispatch For
J. P. WHITNEY Il CO.. 81 Camp street.
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PORTSMOUTH,.
GENOA.
HAMBURG.

5H0R HAMBURG The fast sail atgseS
~ ing American ship COL CUTTs Capt Jesse Snow 49,
loaing and will have quick dispatch For freight has
Cotton, apply 70 J. r WHITNEY Co, 81 camps
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ENOR LIVERP0OL.-The A fast sail s+ssN
a ing American ship CARNATIC, Captain Dsvereu1,
loading and will have Dispatch
bales Cotton, apply J. P, WnIINEY Il co, sl Camph;
E%- For passags, apply to he Captain board apes
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sHOR LIVERPOOL.-The fine A fast -
a saitns Amer can abip WTNDERMERE, Captain Sa3sAS
Yarn" d. loading, aud will quick dispatch. egh
ei 500 p1ss Cotton, EPplyt p WHITNEY
o the Ganta IN hnatd ara1
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kIHERPOo1.

s~1OR LIVERPO0L.-Th fine fast sail IN
a ing American ship RAPPAMANNOCK, Captain EaAHtp
Cushing 10 now oadng
freight Of $50 baeg Cotton, spply TO
J. z. WHITNEY CO., 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-06

iii ONE FREIGHT,--Vessels bound to .sss
the Setlteranean get return freight Northern
ian9i J. H. AsfBRIDeE Il CO Sc ST. cha,ls. at
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he IlttIe dogs aud all,
Tray, Blanche aud SBeethear

But to proceed to what may be considered as all that
can really interest the public the objections to the rail-
road scheme Let us discuss them freely fairly and
gave our support only to what may be deemed useful to
the public regardless on the one hand of the
schemes and devices of those who looking to their
ewn interests or to exaggerated dsproportonate
expectations OF the company My limits in this oommu
nlcation will not allow to take the first great
OF quarre-hst is the injustice the city on her sub
scrolng to the balance of the stock of the
railroad Company resulting from the that the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-06

fSOR LlYERPO0L.-(fa Takes no Grain sssss.
z The ycryast sailing American ship pARTHE- $3.50
MA Captain GIhsss loading hays lie W
p On. For freight Of $50 bales Cotton, apply to
]. P. WHITLEY a. CO. 81 Camp street..
" For passage apply tha Cup8n on hoard anil
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-06

EI0R LIVERPOOL The A fast sail s55aES
a ing American ihtp JANE III. GLTDDEN, Captain SAA5'
child having large her cargo engaged viii have
au ltch FoE balance al freight, appi
apIl j. II AsHBRtnGE CO 81 St Charenst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-06

E{SOR LlV ERPO0L.--The A l at Lloyd's sjTssS
= fast 'atng Biiiah ship WIN MILES, Captrin ".
n 2 now loading will have immediate diFpat
freight Of 800 bales Cotton, apply to
J.P. WHITNEY d co. 81 Camp street
20 For passage, having ganty
Htsns for Rb0n so
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-21
POSTSCRIPT.
meath Of whi,mel p. runstall.

letter received, la,t-night by the Danvil 9
..oae rs we were ON the of going to press,
brings the melancholy intelligence OF the death
liz Whtmel T. Tunstall. He died about O'Clock
sunday night, at the residence of his brother
o.law. Col. Wilson, in Pittsylyania. We have
rarely time 10 make the following extract;
;. Never have seen more grief manifested than
|, this occasion-and never was there man
| no had more and warmer friends, old and young,
4 ch aad low, rich aud poor, white aud black.
lie died without struggle, and was perfectly re-
ticned 10 his fate. His mind was clear to the
|ast. lie said he was ready and wanted to GO
Nav he rest in eternal peace"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-21
BY TELEGRAPH.
Teleg, aphed fol the Daily viiginian.
Further BY the Canada.
RICHMOND, Feb. 90.

RICHMOND, Feb. %.
The rumorcd i'll success If orloil's mission to
Vienna confirmed by news from Paris the
day before the steamers sailing. lie refralns
from visiting Berlin, loresceing the same rebuff
there which he has met elsewhere, and leaving Tor
st. Petersburg.
Information from ST. Petersburg of the 18th
ult, SAYS that the Emperor who is fully
aware of the position in which he is placed, will
endeavor to avoid general conflict, if in doing
so he can only preserve his honor and his rights
The influence of Nesselrode, who fayors peace,
is said to be in the ascendant 1t is also said
that the Car was about to write an autograph
letter to the Queen of England, in which he will
endeavor TO prove that he has not been an ag-
gressor in the Turkish difficulty.
Cunard Steamers have been engaged by the
English Government to carry troops 10 Constan-
tinople.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-21
BU CklNGHiM SLATE QlARRlES.
w. II. ELLIOTT, Proprietor,


Ii iakes his method ui re. peoully niuftnpg Engi.
-ats Architects, CONTRACTOR. Builders Prnpretors
Of fnr .a6es Factories, Warehouses. g. that he has
pureha d md based qpariies in Buckingham GO Va,
aud neIds OPENING md working then extensively. He
promises poduc, Slate better calculated To unswernl
purposes, tlan any heretofore produced from ther
quarrie~, and will defy compelti' to is quality with
any hte in the United STA imported. He would
ir!urm the public, that Ia has ilom Aol ia been wholly
and cors,uy engaged ia the above business and yeId4
none in n- practical KNOWLEDGE 81 Slate Rock md
Stating. He intends opening S late YHrd ut he iolow
ing places; Lyme burg, Richmond md Scotsylo. where
he vii keep con tanl supply of Slate 10 meet The
der OF these TWINS aud the countt,. Sraitsvle will
he the CENTRAL AND MAIN DE OF, from which
Ire will les uIarIy supply ther points He will have IN
lis employment men OF experience ani kho~letee in
the business NJ each rare L. attend to orders Ton new
Shifting Ieplhias %! iouf. lhnsr wllo have Slate
roofs OF pair hive rnl Immediately attended
to- md probably nut il brte' condition than when rt
Slated tn r. hns been much bad stating done in Va,
Ivy ines pei fenced worhmcn
s, r,in, of lis work can lee the L. ncEburg
Gas " RI. examination which lie requests ~
lho-p wanting work ia lis in.
In sume case tor buildings he recommends latls
in tie place O shoeliay the rot Tor Stating which
considerably less.
n. b. Letters pf enquiry. orders for Saie Slaling
and repairing, will be promptly attend to by address
lug him 4 ei.hr Of the places 81 business.
de-. iO-ft4f-
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Liberty, Va, June ooh, 1853


MoRGAnroN, n. G., June Both. 1853.
DR. A. q. Bragg X Col feel it my duty tn those of
my fellow beings Who afflicted MS have to add
my testimony the wond rful effects of your Mustang
Imminent. / severely attacked in Deeembar lgsr
with rheumatism in its worst form, suffering nigEt and
day with excruciang pnin for xix months being for the
whole time unable Ia walk My right leg
contracted aud drawn up that could not put it TO
tn ground and my left arm badly acted. Du-
ring the whole time attended by Of tho most
skilml physicians in the puee, hut they unable To
afford me relie ind finally gave up--pronounced me
incurahe, and said must die.
Al this critical moment commenced using the Mex
ican Mustang Linment and nfter using small bot
ties began Ia find relief from my suferngs and after
using bottles well rs ever was before.
GEORGE GOOD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-21
VnsROsidsuRy ExPREsS!!!

fHstlJS is#ro certify thu the MEXtC Az MUSTANG
LthlMENl. Inns been used quito exrrnsiyely in
tie stables Of Albums & Co.'S Great Southern, Easter
aud Western Exprrsses. Err Curing Galds, Cbnfcs
Scratches SprGns aud ra sca md IL has proved very
rfor,uu We hayn no institution in recommending il
rs n valuable preparation, 10 bcused externally on man
or beast. J. DUNNING,
Foreman of Albums a. Co.'S
Express Stnblc, N. York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-21

We take grcnt pleasure IN rrcnmmen, ing the Mex
lean Muafang Linment NIL our friends and custom
crs the best article have ever used for Sores
Spinins or Galls.on Horses. We have used il exton
also used for severe 1rai-cs lnd Sores we'll
Rheumatic Pains undthrv all snY tucts ike magic
We only shy that have abandoned the Of any
other Ii1imput
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-21
FUTURE DAYS.
House and Lot for Sale.

L. VIII sell at Auction, ON the 9th ay of March. If
/ MT old privately hefore, luabe House and Lot
|. , ont.iJe 81 tic corporation miis, the Lynch
'ro and Salem Turnpike. lhe house has three
- the basement story being at brick. and contains
D.r,sns For furthef info mation apply TO Mr. Geo.
wight or TO Mr. Milsead living the property.
.r the IN Ier-igned
\ r-z5sTERMS made known on tn day of sale.
HIRAM ". OVERSrREEf.
c,l 9O dt6mar
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Ready. Made Clothing and Furnish
ing Trade.

Tue undersigned would also AXE this method Of
rendering their grateful Acknowledgements to the public
Jar the liberal patronage they have received al the OLD
BAZAs r. aud pledge themselves to every ,fort to
retain 1t rhciruew stand the high reputation of their
g DDS, and have nude ample preparation to meet "A
largely increased demard Our Spring stock w ich we
v begin receive about the LIST March, will be the
gest and het assorted yet offered in Lynchburg. and
Twill present purchasers induce cns new surpassed
lin the Southern country Anxious to reduce as much as
posbeuur pa csc ock, to make room for the NEW
GOODS will offer for few days the balance Of our
winter stock at REDUCED PRICES!
feh lfls BuRROUGIIS. SHAFER & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-21
Look to YOUR Interest F!

Il Lyuchbarg thai they can their PLASTERlNG
done the best st, lc and the reasonable crms
by prlyag to me al the WnshineI1n House, as am
bow engage in pasterng that celebrated Hotel-be-
longiag 10 ". efwich & Brother.
anna stranger to of the good people Of Lynch.
burg 1t would be very mppy make the acquaintance
h all lhn,, who Law P;asterng which they with to
ay" DOM in good style and ut the OLD PRICES
also say thai | am nntive Virginian and ask the
patronage Of Virginia people, who are always wiling to
Atcnl bel z hand 10 orc of their own chzrns,
Nead Il giving away their motey II those a. b. H.
L. who swnrm in every city and town in the Sou h.
t who make their clamours roar against every Plas
rs WHO learns hi, trade in our good old Virginia
ate bul heed them not, aud give me work. and
VIII give yu', ocu r demonstration o my skill in
r. 7 LAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLASTERING.
A L. HAMBRICK,
Washington Housc, l.ynchburg va.
irb II aim