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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24
An ELOQUENT S. eaker.

The late s. S. Prentiss WAS perhaps one of
the most eloquent speakers of his day. The sketch
of his life, which has just been published. allu-
des to a scene at IIavre de Grace Immediate
ly after Mr.. Wise and Mr.. Menifee had spo-
ken
"Prentiss was shouted for, and came up, as he
always did, nothing affecting him-like a courser
in perfect keeping. His physique was wonder
ful in that respect; his digestion was good his
body sound, and he could bear every extreme
variation of temperature and habit. He was
never out OF sorts, aud at once lighted up this
scene. Said he: "Fellow Citizens by the Fa-
ther of Waters at New Orleans have said Eel
low Ci,zens-on the banks of the Ohio have
said Fellow Citzens-here | say Fellow Citizens
and thousand miles beyond this, North, thanks
be to God, | can still say Feliow Citizens"-
Thus, in "A single sentence, he saluted his audi
ence drew every man, woman and child near to
him, made himself dear to them, and by word
covered tho eontinenl-by line mapped tho
United States from the Gulf to the Lakes-by q
greeting, warm from the heart, beaming from
the countenance, depicted the whole country, its
progress development. grandeur glory and union
Every hat whired in the air,every handker-
chief was waving, the wekn rung with hurrahs
the multitude hcaved up to the stand. stood
on tiptoe and shouted after cheer, as it wild with
10Y and mad with excitement. Never for one
moment, did he relax his grasp upon that mass
of human passions. He rose higher and higher;
went up adp up, and on and on--far. far away
like the flight or the oarrier-pigeon! 1t was the
music of sweet sounds, and anon 1t was the roar
of the elements. Figures bubbled up, and pour
ed themselves forth like spring in gushing foun-
tnn. which murmur and leap awhile amid noun
tain rocks then run smooth and clear through
green and howery valleys. until at length, swol-
len into mighty rivers, they roll onward to the
ocean"
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Capture of Chinese Pirates by English and
American Boats

The Hong Kong (Chnu) Mail gives an inter
estinp account of n battle between boat parties
from the English ship of war Raitl' and the u.
s. naval steamer powhatan,near Kuanin which
eight seamen marines we've killed, and hfteen
ar sixteen wounded.
Ten pirate iunks were taken and destroyed, and
seven prize vessels, previously captured by the
pirates, were liberated The English ship Rattler,
towed by the steamer Englet. headed the attack
ing pnrty, followcdby three boats and hundred
men from the American steam irigate. On ar
riving near the scene of action the Rnttler man
ned three of her boats, and those,wth the Ameri-
cans, attacked the pirates. Lieutcnants Pegrum
and Rolando, with the launches Of the Powhatan
attacked them with vollcys of musketry, clearing
the decks of the two largest then boardings and
driving the pirates overheard at the point oi the
hayonct Tho latter fought with great despera-
iion. young American marine, named Adam
son, was shot through tho groli.
Another accident was the blowing up OF junk
which for time had offered the most determin-
ed resistance TO tho English gig in which were
Cnpt Nellowes aud Assistant Surgeon Wilson,
with five men, but which was ultimately taken
possession of by Lieut.. Rolando and his launch.
Either II train had been laid before the crew LETT
ar some determined sooundre fired the junk, for
she blew up with tremendous explosion. and
both officers and men were hurled into tho water
Three of the men were killed and several others
night while another is not expected to live, but
tho others miraculousy escaped, though Lieut..
Rinoldo was burned and Capt. Fellowes Injured
by tho falling spars The survivors were how
over, all picked up by Mr.. Craig, masters mate
of the Powhatan. who had luckily gone into the
boat the moment before the explosion took place
In this junk was mn immense quantity OF treasure
said TO nmount to $200,OO0. and the desperation
with which her crew fought may be judged Of
from the fact that even after the Americans gain
ed the deck they were encountered hand to hand.
The officers employed estimate the number OF
guns taken at two hundred large and small, and
the pirates ut one thousand, five hundred of whom
were killed. IJs lral
The following is list of Americans killed and
wounded:
Kaleidoscope A. Halsey, Isaac Coe and John
Pepper.
Wounded. Lieut.. r. ii. Pegram, Command
ing the bonts,) and Lieut.. II. Roando,oo'h in the
hand; BENZ. Adamson, dangerously, ,(snce dead;)
Jere Pendergrast, landsman, fracture of a limb;
Samuel Mullard. marine. Fred Hommell. do, T.
Walder Schmidt do, VIM. Carnes sordinary sea-
man, Joshua Lewis. seaman. VIM A. Taylor,cap-
tain after guard--all seriously; Chas. Tingworth
seaman, cutlass wound.
The English had four killed and seven wound
ed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24
VOL. 4.--N0. 6S
DAILY NIRGINIAN.
The Missing Aeronaut.
From the Cleveland Herald Oct IL

From the Cleveland Herald Oct IL.
1t makes one shudder to think of the probable
fate of Mr.. Winchester, who went up in bal
loon from Norwak, Huron County, Ohio. on the
2l inst Over two weeks have elapsed, and no
tdngs have as yet reached his family at Milan,
of his fate Whether frozen to death in upper
air and thus dashed to earth, or buried in the
deep bosom of the Lake, no word has come to
tell While we wonder at his temerity We must
pity his probably sad fate. Yet is hope STILL there
as the last seen Of him his airy vessel was waited
towards to north sufficiently inflated, as we are
told by the Norwalk papers, for a voyage OF from
two to three days. May be he landed in Cana
da. SO far from railroads and telegraphs as TO pre-
vent tidings yet reaching his home. 1t is but
hope, however. The Norwalk Reflector" says:
''ltis generally believed here that he is lost
As to the precise manner, If so, there are vari-
ous opinions. Many suppose that he may have as,
cendcd so high that no became insensbc and
pershcd from cold. His fate whatever it may be,
is u matter of speculation
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MISCELLANEOUS,
VIRGINIA AND NOI

~. ruutslsls.Iz1 NTNt.INN NND NOIVTII CNWO-
~ Wy&sxT4 lima UNION AGRICULTURAL FAIR
4-rhc members of the above Fair, aud all
Stock Impcnunts intended Tor exhibition will be trans
ported Southsido arnao the following terms viz
Fay REGULAR RATES Ia coming down 10 the Fair and
return FREE,
Passenger Train will leave Lynehburg at o'clock
A. NJ MONDAY. the nd inst stopping NJ all the interme
date stations take up passengers aud reach Petersburg
at o'clock T. Nj There will attached To this Train few
Freight Cars stock, &C. The regular Passenger and
Freight Trains will usual The regular Freight Trains
iynchbug a. o'clock A. NJ Tuesdays Thursdays
and SATURDAYS Petersburg thu days nj o.
clock T. NJ Stock the regular Freight Train should
he the Depot hi Iynehburg Monday, "Wednesday
aud Friday
Tho regulations above viii apply to the Virginia
state Agricultural Society.
Persons attending the Fair provide themselves with
Tickets different dcpotH which they take the Train
fsH rH be- charged both going aud returning
ily order Of the nonrd of Directors
T. q WALL Superintendent
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EXCITEMENT IN sEnAsTO-

4 u T EXCITEMENT IN sEBNSCO-
~ fol.-Nou can buy READY MADE CLOTHING and
fiRNlSHiNG GOODS, at Wholesale and retail In
reiN and sNle at low cash prices by calling APPEL
NlWMANst corner OF Main aud Market streets where You
will save 2per cent lie has Just returned from the North
ern Manufactures where he has made supplies
~ Tor this market of the fashionable style and every
etN III The clothing line aud cheaper than offered
IN ths city Would tnot he better for call and
Inc his magnificent Stock least 20 per he
buys all his 6oo for cash. and SELLS them much less than
the regular prices for the quality of Goods You al
NO have Clothing made Ia order In the best and nj
the shortest notice and always get the aud fash
onahlo Goods for
Remember the place, whore good bargains at
APPEL a NEWMANS
Corner of Main and Market streets,
oc Its LynthhurR. Va.
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TERMS.

,>ft,& is published daily at SO, and tr-weekly ut
M YlHif adrancs. paper will be discontinued
= Il ptloh % "
pt1ENrs are inserted for so cents per squire oi
pgBRfon g. the first insertion, and 81 cts for each
laes or - nrlerel inner weekly, aud then 81 cts
oaau M s charged each insertion II the number u
lua wiz, ~ marked on the Ms, It f be published till
l.srtous i charrei accordingly.
itrsiout, anu TliE YEARLY RATES ARE;
y,r on. square, daily %
70, 70, tive tive square somi-wcekly so
For wo eneuts Intended both papers subject to special
onct ,yertisers will be limited to their Immediate hu
t advertisements appear in the daily anu semi
seky paers potices which exceed eight lines charged
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24

~ aNU.-Ne have on hand some 81" ton, "f The hmiy $
N cargo of Guann that imported last winter SO far a
nave heard from the purchasers has lra enire suits
fncon equal with Peruvian Passengers by the Central
Railroad Of It's good effects by noticing Straw
berry IIH they pass through the farms. u " HaXall
Esq, \. Garret Esq, D. Anderson Jr some of the
uprchasers of For sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT y co,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24

@IOWUI KEAI ESTATE-@IUWU IN STUCK, &c,
be distributed The PeopThe undersigned having
determined the West takes this meaod as tho
expeditions, dispose ofms VALu ABLE ESTATE,n
of Liberty The property possesses
peror advantages being situated immediately on the Va
Railroad in the most healthy and fertile portion of
Virginia value and known to all who have
travelled the Road and to the public generally
4e will be made under the superntendence of
three responsible soon as all the shares are
taken. tiFHf
The that well known Tavern stand,
the HOPKINS HOUSE, and four other Houses and Lots the
town Liberty, -FOUR FARMS, containing one hundred
adjoining the corporation each side of
the Railroad number of fine Horses Caft Furniture &c.
wishing purchase shares this enterprise can for
wa TO VIM. IL. Mosby, MAJ. VIM, W. Leftwfch
Lynchburg Edwin r. Page, Esq, Campbell L. H.; T. b.
Luck Richmond - =
' JESSE T. HOPKINS Liberty Va
rFS. Shares only Is CO. by return mail
receipt of money Circulars for schedule Of property
iy 30cts
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DouRs. FANS. AND FANCY GO0Ds.---wi

LIAM TASKER 10 Park Place, New York, invites the al
tcutor Western Merchants to his new stock
of Fans Combs Hair Tooth Nail Brushes Ladies Reti
eules Perfumery Soaps Porte Monnaies jet and a ace
le Pocket Books Buttons, Pms aud Needles HOOKS
and Ewes Watch Guards Coral and Glass Beads Neck
laccs &c India Rubber Combs. Games Balls and Toys 9"
every iescrpn Scissors Razors and Cutlery Gold and ~
elrv Accordeons Nolns including general and very
large stock English, French and German Fancy Goods
which will be sold AT the very lowest prices or cs u" p
proved paper. a., .-. r
- orders letter selected and pnt up the best manner
- WILLIAM TASKER
10 Park Place, New York,
Lii, -
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS


~ cnMoNp Va wholesale and rotail Dealers in HOOKS
STATIONERY. PlANp-FpRTES, MUSIC AND FANCY
ARTICLES have tor sale all the School Books In In use Law
Medical Theological and Miscellaneous Books; blank Hooks
descriptions Writing Paper, the best Ink
of all Kinds In Globes New Musc Drawing Materials
and Books Drawing aud Painting Copying Presses Mathe
matica Instruments Gold aud Silver Pencil Cases Nions
Guitars Flutes Accordeous and other Musical Instruments
Violin Springs; Pen and Pocket Knives Diamond pointed
Gold Pens; Surveyors topssses aud Chains choice books
and Fancy Articles for presents
flANO-FORTES ES.-Their supply of Piano Fortes Is from
the established and well known manufactures of A. Stodart
4 Co J H. Durham, and Jonas Chckering, whose insru
relied upon for beauty of durability
and elegance of finish.
The subscribers have participated IN the sale of upwards OF
thousand Of Plane forCs of the most
spectacle well families Virginia and North Caro-
lima They warranted superior In all respects aud are of
ered at the Manufacturers lowest prices
w Books bound aud blank Books OF all kinds manuiac
tured 10 order.
p Orders by letter faithfully and promptly attended to.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24

IL Chronic Nervous Debility Disease of the Kidneys and
diseases arising from Dsordered Liver or Stomach suc
lnStpaion, Inward Piles Funess, Blood TO the Head,
y the stomach Nausea Heartburn, Disgust for Food
weight in the Stomach, Sour Erucations sinking
Efaerng of the Stomach Swimming c the Head,
Hurried and difficult Breathing Futterng at the Heart Choak
ntor Sufocating Sensations when in lying posture DIM
of Nison Dots Webs before the sight Fever and Duh
Pun the Head Deficiency of Pcrspation leowness of the
>m and Eyes Pain iii the side, Back, Chest Limbs, *,
an Flushcs of Heat Burning in the Flesh Constant lna
sa Evil and great depression OF spirits can he
rnrrl by DoCTER HOoFLANDS CELEBRATED GERMAN
BIrERS preparedby DR. c. NJ Jackson, German Medicine
Store No l2O Arch door below Sixth, Philadelphia
iar the above diseases is not eXceied e1ual
ell other in the United States the cures
attest in many after skful physicians had faled
IS BerS worthy the attention of lnvalds POSSES
& great virtues in the recticaton of the liver and lesser
& exercising the searching power in weakness and
nS of the digestive organs they are withal safe certain
all pleasant
t th 1852 said entirely out of the German Bit
Is They have become all the rage Nothing else sells
zoe Tenth Legion published at Woodstock Va sild Jan
ta sjj; "A Great Mcdicne-We have uniformly rcrainod
a commanding the public any OF the various patent
Medicines day unless thoroughly convinced of their
A4 Among those consider worthy Of notice, IS the
fnan Bers, nveutcdby Dr. loofand and preparedbY Or
Ns'n in Philadelphia one instance in particular III Wtleh
serOr virtues this medicine have been tested mas ai
a lndr observation During the last summer son OF
W. ADam Crab this county very seriously affected
@ Liver Complaint aud after trying in vain, various rene-
& be purchased bottle Of the tcrs and after using H. was
l relieved his distressing maady, that he procured
oil ll"r bottle aud is restored entirely 10 health.
Ih entirely vegetable from all injurious ingrcd
always strengthen the system, and never cnstate it,
Tor sale wholesale by Druggists in all the prncia cities ana
all by apothccarics sorckeepers in every town mt
esal States
Slby STRoTHER & WHITEHEAD, J. II. TH0Mr-
YIN CO.. and J. II. sEAY n co, Lynchburg, and by
sAlfs itinp everywhere. sep t''S
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aRE yo, ssCK .-rhcn YOU CONT be cured to

4 HE XD1 SICK e-Ihon you can't be cured too
Non Don't delay until your complaint Is nerrai' and
mourn when is too late Fnurtths Of AL the dis rs
people the church yards, might he cured by Ayers
ntic liS taken in season Don't 60 dragging through
E'Iug, faint sleepy and iiSoss, because Nonr blood Is
tt with b' Don't wear the headache II arlhutn, and
% Ailrcd disorders, because your stomach is foul Don't
E al yourself around the world covered with Pimplcs
hes Ulcers all any the uneleau diseases
, 4e skin, because your system wants cleansing Don't
yourself about lean haggar all cavod in, because Your
mach aud u ,Scs need strengthening into healthy action
rms 1T these things right surely water gncar!ts
lHay purify the body and blood aud restore thcif lnc
MO hCfy activity which feel quick rs loy
51kcn They the one great medical wonder Of this
cgniled by ali who know their virtues and many th}n
~ KNOW them. Take the Ccyry Pectora( for Cough, and
t"s t'r all arrangements YeqpirinG purgatye medicine
v t9arcd by Dr. j. & AVER Practical Chemist Loweli
- and ) Ill by all Druggists ana Dealers in Atucne
n this Section Sep S-2m.
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MA...a,...r,N s"a..Ea...-

McCabe Lodge NJ 30 l. o . r, undertaken this
prise TN adahe and sole desgno which To- aid IN the build
ing Martha Washington Cnlcgp institution projected by
McCabe Lodge the highest grade for the education of e
males and monument to the virtues Martha Wfe"f wash
ugon now being built at Abingdon Washington County Va
aspot halocd as the first that ever bore the nance" Wash
nEen -. ,.,..z,. ,,.=.....
tecdby the fact that is under the management OF Mc'abo
Lodge and also that the entire proceeds will be devoted to the
This College to he under Grand Lodge
Virginia and the profits Of the institution to be saeedy aIro
priaed to the education OF indigont orphans
A. as the tickets all sold Mcabe Lodge viii appoint
committee gentlemen, odd Fellows to make fair and
impartial distribution of the Gifts among the purchasers of
tickets which due notice will be- given He who purchases
q price dollar only VIII certainly beautiful
craving and draw gift worth hundreds or thousands of
dollars great work of female education of edu
eating orphans and in building this monument to the memory
The following elegant costly Presents offered by this
Tract of Land lying in Washington County, Va,
containing $50 acres, more or less; portion OF
which tsay 80 acres3 Is cleared and in good or.
der for cultivation, valued at 1000
G"e and ds o With u a Ta@" G%p %i Abingdon 1909
Beautiful Carriage elegantly trimmed and mount
Elegant fvo-horsc Buggy, with leather top and
finely mounted with silver 325
Fine Buggy, zone horse1 neatly trimmed and ~
mounted 225
50 ceriicaes emitting the holder to the priyregeof
sending one scholar to Martha Washington te-
male College (when completcd,lfer y mouths,
including board tuition, &c, in any or all of the
branches of education taught in SAID College,
] Complete set of Cottage Furniture. consisting of
ns pa[sa" wasas,snS Char Char, sl raGe Inns Ae 1899 SS
Gcntlcmans superior Somerset saddle, Bride
and Martngaic, finished complete IN the very ~
a5 splendid danbic-case Gold Lever Watches. val
80 Fine dou6ecase silver Lever Watches, valuodat
60 Beautiful single case Gold Lever Watches val
100 Fine Silver watches, valued at $40, 1000
81 Beautiful Gold watch Chains. valued at $50, 1000
splendid NJ ohneany finished sofa -
400 Fine cold nre1stpins ,rci, ioradies and
500 Fine Gold Breastpns at 81 24oo
1000 beautiful Gold ana silver lencis ana fe Al - a""
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HuRn VIII sTON


guNWO THOUSAND DDIlaES WANTED
II The subscriber has the most desirable WATER POW
EI in the rnuafy Craig with about 100 Acres Of MOI
TAIN LAND which there are large dcposites of Iron Ore
I1 is T., erect Boomrry make Bar Iron from the ore
will s of the said land r . 0 and viii add the
ton suitable buildings for sud purpose which would cost
2O3e; any numbcroi acquaniances WI take
enterprise either In shares of sUn and upwards
which applied the erection of the said machinery
selling retail in this county at cents ana the
nearest forge H. over 80 miles
Being well stsed tiqt the investment will be profitable
earnestly Solicit aid connection of trends To ena-
bic 70 prosecute the work.
Twill detailed TO who may feel
disposed 20 engage in the enterprise
ang i7.cts CLIFTON q. HILL.
VIRGINIA: At rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Y County Court of Campbell County, Monday, the LIST
william Jordan Plaintiff.
Robert Nash and Mary his wife Mildred Tucker Nancy Puck
Thomas Sublc and Elizabeth his wife, John Jordan
Charles Jordan Woodson jordan Samuel Jordan Ccrsss
Jordan the unknown heirs Of Joseph Jordan and the I'M
known heirs OF Samuel Jordan. Defendants,
IN CHANCERY
The object Of this suit the sale of Tract of Land Camp
Matthew Jordan, the ancestor of the
parties distribution of the proceeds among
those entitled; and appearing by affidavit ted that
the who styled above the unknoWn herso
Joseph and the unknown heirs of Samuel Jordan and
appear here within month after due publ
cation hereof and do what Is to protect the inter
that copy of this order be published once week
for four successive weeks in the Lynchburg Nrga ana
the of Courthouse of this county on
the first day of the next County Court
copy-Teste, ,
= Jso. C. MuRRELL. 7. q GEO. WIN DABNEf, Cik
oc ecwfw
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&. ~iB, lsbb.--Just received by express, second
supply of those Plush Velvet Nesngs' also quilted
~ These Goods will ready made or if preferred
~ to order IN the elegant manner AT the Cothng
peot GLASS & RAlNE, j. DIXON, Agent.
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NANCY VELVET, SILK AND CASH MRRR
II VESTINGS.--A large stock just opened az
oc 5ts JAMES A. STfGLER 4 co.
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|KEENE, HEATH N ALLEN, COW MIS-
0I SION MERCHANTS, SAN FRANCISCO, CAI"-(Of
rICF 1874 FRONT STREET, NEW YORK k-Parhenlar attention
nad to ALES OF TOBACCO aud consgnments direct from
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited. -
REFERENCES.-A. 4 A. Lawrence Go. Boston Allen
& paxsan New York; Courtney & Gushing, Baltimore
Davenport Allen & co. Edmond Davenport Co, ludlam
& Watson James L. Heath, late auditor. and Crenshaw
CO Rchmond McCorke & Jones, Mcdaniel Hurt y fres
ton r. C. Ferguson Co.. and Miller q trenShaw Lyheh
burg z- :. -.
York our resident that city will give his personal
attention receiving ranshng and securing the o"
.st rnas of freight free commlsSOn) all goods congn
ed b, our Francisco House,
49, ~ - -eodlV.
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invite the attention of the public.
sep 26ts BURROUGHS, SIIAFER co.
DUREOrGHS sIAFER a co. DEALERS IN EN
ID IRA FINE READY .MADE CLOTHING, invite the at
vailed extensive stock FALL GOODS comprising
do in great variety and completeness Of style and mate
al aiming tn the CLOTHING and GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING TRADE. An adequate idea of the
variety and richness Of present stock only be hnd by
personal examination Below may bo found partial list of
Of the leading articles
OVER.CoATN-A most elegant assortment of these gar
mens of the most desirable materials coors aud -iyesla
DRESS AND FRoCK COATs--Thosc sold at this cstal
lislneut surpassed precseness uf 6 taetness Of
general excellence Of workmanship &C. being in these ~
spects cqaa{ 10 uoyt.
BUSINESS COATS, Of every material, ranging in price
from 81 10 Sl-
PANrS-Ract Cashmere, Doe Skin, Grape Cashmere
from medium aud low price; Fancy Cashmere
oakes Cashmere xfard Mixed Heavy Tweed Sanct &c
Black aud Fancy Cashmere Farmers Satin Patent Velvet
Meuo Serge Bnck Satin Sci splendid Party and Wedding
Vests.
TRAVELLING BLANKETS.-Nniional FlaR, ST. Leper
Epson and saauny Blankets Gentlemens Shaws Mahers
Mcrino Scar Inder Shirts Wool Canton Flannel and Jean
Drawers Casats, Stocks Iosser Raglan Albert aud Napo
Kid Buck Mock Buck, Mcrno, Wool Plush Tnnita
Lislc Sehastopo Calf Tiger aud Antra Gloves Buck KID
and Calf Ganucs SILK, Mcrmo, Cotton aud Country Knit
Socks faudkeroiefs &c. IN short every thing usu
ally found in class Gentomens Clothing and out lifting
establishment hc found In the greatest variety aud at
the most reasonable prices, at the BAZAAR
B :. a Co. manufacturing all the Clothing sold by them
are thus enabled 10 give the benefit Of the al
Those prefrng their Clothes made be
modatcd aud satisfaction guaranteed, or nor sale.
oc 2ts BURROUGHS, SHAfER co.
ou-uy WILLIAMS LIVERY AND SALE
sStt.1e STABLES, MARKEr Srhffr above Main, Lynch
A2Nburu Va where be found. all times, the very
best HORSES Hacks InRPic &r, in the city Persons wish
ing my amy time rely drivers being prompt
uolr accommodating and the most careful n the city
Saddle lIais,s and Horses and Bugeics always ready.
Horses taken by the month at reasonable rates
\