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LICK At gaIss

IF you want FIRST RATE GABgIAG.sg,
which will not only render good se-sce, hut he also
neat, call on the subscriber living six miles north 81
Marlborough. lie has ecn carrying on the business
Tor the as sixteen months and his work has proved to
be first rate lie is determined thai his work shall
iinue I've executed in the hest manner, fully equal 10
any in this seciinn of country and priccs 10 suit pur
casers. Persons wanting Carriages can send their
lers through The Post Office al Hill-hnroueh and they
win bc promptly attended 10. All Kinds of Repairs will
be done in good order and on moderate terms.
T The subscriber has purchased Inc iishi TOT Orange
County in ParKST BaaKE for III kinds Of Carriages
10 which he invites the attention Of the public.
~ The subscribers Wool CardiES
5Jachines are in good order, ard doing the very
hcst quai, II work Prizes hereuf re-: Eight cents
lar whites Twelve and halfcens or mixed; o. ono th
pat Of tie wool.
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
June 90. 4tii-
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BRANDRErn's PILLS.

FOr me cuys Of Lgfaeasa. Coids. TaJigs.fioa. Dye.
pfpsia, Headache, Dsbiiiiy, HeakatW,
a.. DC. AZ.
IN ffesh supply just received, and fot ssle w
thrsrenis, u. Heaftt u son. u The Printing Office.
liillsboreurh jsmsg B.N'Dtle, Chapel Hill, sad
q. A ,Nsbane Nation Hall.
luiy sih, 1881. iyH-
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
IRAN0R C0uNrY.

Court Of Elnity--September Term, 1855.
William. d. Reeves and others Z. Ilmea VI. Reeves.
PETITION jor NE IF Rel Edatc.
CT appearing - The satisfaction Of the Court, that
lanes ". Reeves The defendant 10 this case, is mol
m inh ibiln Of this state; It i therefore ordered and
aecreed that advertisement he mlar IN The iiilstoroush
Recorder. iaf SIX successive weeks notify said defend
ant ofhe fling 81 saa pei'iaa AMI thai unlcs he appeas
ii the next torn Il tbs Court he held ii ihe court
house in Hi>agansh. or the second Maoily u March
next. AID Plead ieaut - sad piiiinn, tie
a. rgele.
Witness, Thomas Wcbh Clerk aud Master Of on
sal Coua Of Equity. al Oifire in Hsorougi. this q
MONDAY ia Sepismtef. A. ID. 1855.
THOMAS WEBB, c. &NE.
September q. Tdec adv. si:5O 5-CN
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WANTED,

light AWAY, in exchange for new Goods
500 yards OF Moolen leans.
900 !. colored plain woye l,inscys.
300 white .s DO.
500 OF Tow and Cotton Cloth.
4nO of Blue-striped Cotton Cloth.
200 pairs Of Wool Socks.
200 lbs. hore.spun Shoe Thread.
JAMES WEBB.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
ORAScE GmiNry.

Court Of Eqaity-september Term. 1853.
Nj c. Hernden aud Others d Julia n Merritt and others
orginaf BIZ
III appearing TO lie satisfaction &c The Court, that Sa-
mue Merritt one Of the defendants in this case Is
not a resident Of this Slste; Il is therefore ordered and
jccreeJ, that publication he made in the lii'lsbarough
Recorder, CO six successive wrecks. notifying said de-
fSadant Of The fling Of this h and thai unless be APP
pear At The of this Court, TO lie held at The
courthouse IN fiillshornueh the second Monday Of
March ncxi, and plead. answer demur 10 said bill
the same viii be taken pro eontsso 10 him. aud sci
down for hearing "A pa,ie
Witness Thomas Welt. CLERK and Masrer 81 our
said Court Of Eqniiy al Office in Hl!sborough, this 2
Monday in September. a. b. 1855.
THOMAS WEBB, c. & NJ. +.
September e. Price adv. si5 80 s-6N
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Groceries.

yFSHE Subscribers have on hand lo' 81 nicely cured
4 sides, Canyassed and Sugar.euIed Hams, Mack
erel aud Cheese. ~,
April TO- 81
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PeiumerV. &c
Fifty Dollars Reward.

A SO from The sob.ehhff o. The 81 II isls.
b3. NsEto Girl NAMED JANE, sged suut
~ yeats she l. black heavy 80, u ordinary height,
sonps fofeasd linle when walking fssi. md i fpe
sp5seD. she VS. formerly owned By NJ. Jsmes John.
Inhn Tfsnrer. esq.. snd she u prOisly linking III
Alamante o9aniy. Tie above fevsfd will be gwen
~ isg apprehension aud delivery 70 NJ, neat Less
bgir. Csssell county. Or Iaf her confinement 10 sYy
ri 20 iiag ! can gct hff.
JAMES W. RID.
aosas Is. lib
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TnE nlIIsBoRoUeH EEcoRDEn
nstHttsaip wr,sar
HY pENNIs HEARTT 3 sos

Tcrtus.--Tso Dollsfs year, " pad IL mvanrri
Two Dollas and ffy Cents. u nj pad siihin ihisr
nsiiths ~ Three Dollafs II Delays until aef The
pfalisn n the year
No palef will y Discontinued until ~ snesBsss aie
psid, unlees 81 HE oItian 81 The puhlisben-
Hereafter papei viii Ne scnt 10 ncr sulsefibsf
out Of this state unless payment b mads % adsahu q
some person u the state viii ceoms fcspostls 70 ilr
e,liiofs ADD The paper ell ng w. ssEt 70 subsffiicf
out 81 Tie state fos nofs tfan Two years without ray.
ncni usirss u i 10 30 psisauslly tneun 10 and 10
who's inIssiny 10 have confidence
Advertising Raifs for The Recorder.
AnvtnfIsEstsrs not exceeding fourteen lines, ope
dollar 81 the rsi and twenty-five cents 81 each sus.
quent insertion longer onos 10 proportion. Govt adj
ssssisrmeBis twenty-five w rent higher d,drriien
81 ons.lrId rt b. nisds 10 sdWsii,efs " tie Jssf
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To Wool Growers.

MY Machines arc now in order for carding Wool
Nk and making good rolls. Those bringing their
wool well prepared may depend on getting good rolls
Prices for cardiug J cents per pound Tor anmlxed
l2t cents per pound for mixing. or one fi!ll 81 Inc
wool. Corn wheat, ilaxsced beeswax, tailow, bacon
and lard will he taken in payment for CaItlns, and
even money will not be refused, something will be
expected in payment before the rolls are taken HON
tho machines.
May Nth, 1855. Isl
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Hillsboroush House.

TIE suseriler would take HE liicrig II informing
lie Travelling Community and those who may
s.i orr town. that he has taken charge Of The Hanse d
Entertainment northeast Of The roun Hnase well known
as FaJdiss Hotel lie has repairel The huilines hi.
furniture new, and every Hing well ralrlact %
fresh lie weary traveller Tho.e Who may liease "a
call on him, viii find bis 'a!le furnished with the bel
the make, affords and ts stable with an abundance o.
provcndG.
rovrrs vii end il 10 their Interest 70 cail The sub
seriier ssthey ran 4 here Nhich
nal be obtained elsrvh elea splendid lot 10 show sioc
III near IL Tie Court House.
- .. Having retired from III other business. give
ms sule aieiiicn visitors and viii try have isi
wants satisfied. rs plices hall re Moderate.
NM. M'CAULEY.
March 8. 1855. ~
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81 Ug NDaIII IAEu.lNl.


Ii cosrl e f.gsar-io No. Tern. is55.
William .si, sii WI. t9'a " iigY st5 l..s,s
atUs d.
y ihis etss stias lem usit II frFaar according
. - itli - iaEsi aaiises ~ as.is 81 a1
<. i8iis Rtiie aral. 80 DC ~ Z psttih. Z FBd.
sfs u iiit tsEH afeff III ataHEs = ifs siaif pusa
itsisn 4 ttsf msiie 81 is sl,tss.i5e stsas %
u s.la8ioJsa HFctdss. ri sad slsf utsBs n attexi
q ~ sskt iffa 81 e. cu8d u Equity 81 Pttsm
rasMt e & asl d ggsl5iaush % 10 sttsri N9n.
diy q settef nfEt ttri iH8 tstif y fitti, ee q
g BY 81 istassa ~ gssy s " iism. 81 "a
issH IA hafag "a fs
iulIN BRADSHAW e.taE.
Fknaa Z ruf6is t4fr
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COTTON, either in the seed Or picked. heashi
" by JAMES WEbn.
P.h,narv %. So
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THE RAIL ROAD

Has at length feachsl bllsboroug', mhNihB 9ui'e
a stir in our usually quiet village
vSyuE subscribers avallitg themselves Of this grra.
a Stale work. are enabled thus early after their pur
chase 10 oIef 10 their customers and the public New
and Complete Stock Of
Dry Goods and Groceries.
Among them may be found
Prints, Of all grades, s6
Lawns and Jaconets,
Berngcs and Summer DeLaines,
Challs and Tissues,
Checked and Striped Silks.
New aud Pretty Styles Of Bonnet Rbands,
Straw, Chip, silk and Ncapolitan Bonncls,
Misses Flats, various kinds.
SILK aud Lace Mantillas,
Table and Piano Covers,
Black SILK Shawls,
New Styles Of Embroidery Patterns,
Embruideries of all kinds.
J. q. TURRENTINE & son.
April 10. 81
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uoaTa okaoLIgA TNsTITuTl0M

Foa TIE DEAF AND DUsi8 AND TIE BLIND.
TyHE neii SESSION 4 iai. Institution viii commence
On ihe srs. Hsndsy ~ September. L i very IN.
porani ta4 pupils saegil 81 puacina 10 tttif stead
sngse II the beginning j the sessian.
Applications igt iai.sion, 50. shast y rrsiein
Wi. d. IU0Kf., prineipal.
August IS. CO
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fatoa f3s Il, slt.er Et9i Ffsfe
TT srPe1fns 10 ibe ssae'iau - he Court ihsi Boo.
.tnin Con ana wife Erterea. anl Ann Maf, ii
fs1Igis II ts Csc sff itypf5 he pliis y ihs sac
Il 5 ihetel1fe rsie,ed sdd deefccd E Vie G"u tis
siyei,isei1enl Is niie In ~ successive aFess q Vic
Hsissanash fstsflet. notifying TIE sri dsieed1nis
al lie Gins II fs rfifi1a and tai unie-. tsy spiat
4 az MS trrsl u NJ suft ~ brid ~ s tua't
of Ofsags. ii he cogf-hOse 10 5ll.sioseps'i' 81 e
seeohA I51.lss il Mafb Mi, sad Fl.ad. ansNcr "a
dsmui 3 81 feii5a ihs same vii U saktB Tfg ON.
lesiu and b n a. yRyft.
wpn.... Thaaaa welt. rigl sn3 NlrG u nrt
81 Coaii Il E48ny. i ugce - sl..bgf1ug III %
Msnday 81 ss,fsalef 4. y. $50
THOMAS WEBB, Y. &Mr.
ss,asa.sof =. Pace sdy s4:sg 5--sa
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soaps.

CASTLE Soap. Blown windsa soap, Tu,pehIiBe
" sOap. Fancy spspa. l-fee ,ansly.
Asy ~. -
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.lcirs al DanIelsVurrfn.inc.
Ten Dollars Reward.

Ak away from the slbseiiber on TIE 7ih Of 0cia-
Ia 81, 1855 houua boy named Insra'n Boudon.
lie i very brishi mnl,'io snd viii pt8hahy ify 70
ms fgr vhic man. III IL nineteen ses's Gil, aaau'
Is. eei sesfn afhfs high. Weighs - Fauats an5 be-
dsEn look. lie had Oh Whel be lef,, hlaek eaiisn
la. green calico coat ncai!y new anl tisfk pana-
ioons. he viii pFOssby a!,rr his name. f'rewaf 81
persons hsrhatifg iui. WI give 80 shove Ffwafd e
W. psrsob brine in d ne ssrs hin il my j4ii
% that get him he proaaly iaisips 4b0al 10 Cas-
WI, o. gons i0earis FasFiasi4le.
Nm. 2. MCDANIEL.
1indley's sioie. kianaaeo. 0cioanf *. e--3N
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Salt! Salt {! Salt I!

HAVE lately received and offer for sale more than
lC0 large sacks Of fne sali At a low price.
JAMES WEBB.
July II. 30
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srNrE ng N0RTH CAaOLINA.

NEfttL NWLNItt
Court nf Eqa.ty-September Term. 1851.
Hsnars.oa Hsy sn5 eIhsr. ilraiamia Gaosh aad VII
AL naahef.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-08
Humor in Woman.

Humor, says Webster, "is n quality OF the I'M
aginaiion which gives to IDEAS II wild and iantns-
tic turn, and lends to excite laughter or mlrth by
ludicrous images or representations Have the
female this quality We would be glnd II
some Of our contemporaries would answer this
question To the satisfaction of tho public We
have seen Women of wit, of common sense, OF
fine imnginations of exquisite sensibilites, but
never, female hnmoist. We can easily con
ccive that Woman might write n Novel equal or
superior to Walter Scott, or weave into song,vor-
ses ms undying as Milton or Shakspearc--but no
female brain ever hns, aud we believe never will,
give to life and immortality, such creations ms
Iludibras, Don Qoixoto or lryings knckerbock-
er's History of New York. Women seldom joke
and.nevor tell rneodotes with any just apprecia-
tien of the ludicrous-ther tnlent4 may incline
them "from grave to gay, from witty to sevore'
hut never to that sly, mental power which kills
folly and vice ON the wing moro by the side wing
than tho point of tho SHIFT. Shakespeare, who
sketehcd his characters from life, has not por-
trayed u single female humorist. lie has given
to the world henriless aud ambitious Lady
Macbeth. iiendlike Regan and Goner u loving
Juliet and n faithful Desdemona-hut no female
falstalf.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-08

BEAUTIES oFrHE SUB B-TREAsURY SYSTEM
About noon yesterday, Capt. Wainwright OF the
L. S. army drew from the Sub-Treasury office
in this city $1,000 in gold to pay off the men em-
ployed at the arsenal in Watertown.He placed
the money in n vaIise and gave it into the hands
of the Irshman who drove the wagon, and told
him to 90 to the fremont House. On arriving
there the valise was missing, and it has not yet
been found. The wagon was blocked up at the
head Of State street for short time, and the val
ise was probably taken there.-Boston Daily Ad-
rertiSer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-08

TEXAN LYNCH LAVA man named Aims
worth, charged with murder, was recently placed
in Jail in De Witt county, Texas. A few nights
after gang of men proceeded to the prison, and
broke open door which seems to have been IN
the top OF the cell Through this they dropped
an ignited turpentine ball, by the light OF which
they could plainly see the situation OF the prison
cr fhey then deliberately murdered Ainsworth,
firing successiyely four different voleys of buck
shot until he was killed. The cries of the VIC
tim for help, and his screams ofpain, was dis
tinctly heard by persons close at hand, not one
Of whom however, would venture to his assis-
tance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-08

Heaven knows how many simple letters, from
simple minded women, have been kissed cherish
ed and wept over by men of far loftier intellect
So it will be to the end Of all time. tits lesson
worth learning, by those young creatures who
seek to allure by their accomplishments. or dazzle
by their genius, that though he may admire no
man ever loves woman for these things. He
loves her for what is essentially distinct from,
although not incompatible with, them. This is
why we often see man of high genius or intellee
tual power pass by the De Staels and Corinnes,
to take into his bosom some wayside flower. who
has nothing on earth to make her worthy OF him.
except that she is-what few 'fema!e celebrities.
area true woman.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-08

Tnn MURDERER HuNG.--Ihe negro boy tagged
about I7) belonging to Mr.. WILLIAM TURNER,
of the vicinity of La Grange, Tenn, whom we
mentioned yesterday morning as having the day
previous killed the oyerseer, Mr.. JAMES,
apprehended. the same day and taken to In
Grange, whore he was lodged in the calaboose for
safe keeping. About one o'clock yesterday
morning, the onlaboose was broken open by some
persons unknown, the negro taken TO the scene
of tho murder and hung till he was dead-dead--
dend.-whcre, in fact, he was found hanging by
his master, yesterday morning. when the rising
sun had lifted tho mantle of darkness which had
enshrouded the operations of the Code of Lynch.
The murder of Mr.. James most awful one,
and Justly merits tho sternest legal vengeance;
but we live in n land Of laws, and vengeance
should be loft 10 the laws. We learn that one Of
the persons engaged in the execution of the ne
gro, went before the july of inquest and confess
sed his participation in the tragedy, and gave
the nnme of the others engaged with him.
Memphis Eagle and Enquirer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-08

GNIrfp STATES MILITARY AGADEMY.--lhe
report of the Board of Nsiters 10 the United
States Military Academy at West Point June
1853 recommends additional pay To Cadets; n
more thorough training in the use Of the sword
n frequent practical instruction IN the laboratory;
the nppoinimrnt of two additional Cndeis from
each state, and thut period Of time, equivalent
,o tho oJd,d yenr, and distributed through the
course. be strictly appropriated to the instruction
of the Cadets in the Spanish langnage' in common
English studies, in bellies letters, history, federal
nnd martial law, together with tho laws Of evi-
dence, in the laws of nations, IN the constitution
of the United States, in literature and kindred
studies needful to the education of the accom-
plished soldier.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-08

THE New York STATE FAIR.-Elmira, n. Y.
October 3d.--The State Fair now holding here
promises to be one of the most successful ever
held in this State The entries of stock, horses,
machinery, &c, are very large and the attend
ance immense
Preparations are being made for the grand Flo
raj Ball which is to take place on Friday evening
and the Ladies' Equestrian match on Saturday,
both of which promise to be amongt the most sue
cessful and attractive features of the week.
The following are among the articles; Cattle,
2S3; horses and mules. i75; sheep, swine and
poultry, 375, parcels of butter, cheese, sugar,
grain and vegetables, 81; agricultural implements
and machinery, 363; domestic manufactures,
I75
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-08

Hon JAMES BUGHANAN.-In a recent letter,
D. Z. Sickles, Esq, late Secretary of Legation at
London, under Mr.. Buchanan, the present Min
lister, says that Mr. b. has long since ceased to
regard himself as in any possible contingency a
candidate for the Presidency.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-08

A NEGRO SHor.-A negro man, belonging to
DIR. Price, of Brunswick, was shot on the plank
road in Dinwdde county, Inst Monday, by n
white man named Whitlock. II appears from
the fncts, as we nseertained them, that the negro
was driving wagon up the road heavily loaded,
when he met the white man in buggy. Whit
lock ordered the negro to turn out and make
room for him. The negro was rather slow in
turning out when Whitoek Jumped from his bug
gy aud ran to the negro with pistol in his hand
nnd fred at the negro's head. The negro ls not
expected to recover. Whitock has just been ar
rested aud committed to Dinwiddio county Jail.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-08

A TURKISH LADY BArntNa.--lier attire Is
first removed. An attendant takes glove cv-
cry day itisa new glove-of undressed silk
With the disengnged hand she pours over her mis-
trcss sin nftcr basin of warm water. 1hen by
means Of gentle friction Of the glove she slowly
removes Che salts and impurities which are depos-
tied on tile skin, This finished, tho attendant
covers the Indy from head 10 foot by means OF
n mop of downy silk with lather mndc OF a par
tounr cmeent sonp peculiar, we believe, To
Turkey. Upon this soap depends much OF that
poneil ike soituess and snowy whiteness OF the
skin for which Eastern women always are 50 re
marknble. II has the reputation OF removing
stains spots and frechles, that are not deeply
marked into the cutoc. This part of the mat
ter having been carefully performed, the Indy is
again delnged in water, heated to ITO or 10 de-
groes, and poured over her person from tnus
basin Of silver. Large iowcs-we might call
them sheots-of finest white muslin, richly ON
brodercd with flowers and gold are wrapped n
round her and she il led into saloon, whore re-
chnipg upon n heap of cushions, she sinks into "A
soft lrcnmlike langour. that might become faint
ness, were it not for the assiluty with which n
slave fans her.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-08

THE OLDEST GENERAL.-'Ehe statement that
Marshal Radezky is the oldest generain Eu-
rope is contradcted. That distinction is claimed
by General Despaux, of the French service aged
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-08

It PORILKS AND DEAILKS N DRY UOObs, %
MAIN STfuEr, RICHMONp, NA--Ne receiving of
importation and purchased in the Northern cities,
general assortment Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
Our Stark VIII compare fayorahy with former one, in
variety OF fine and Wooens Dress Goods, dci and
will take pleasure in serving all who Will call on us
Alsot and attractive stock Of Carpetngs
Rugs found in the city the lowest price to the
best imported into this countryVh Floor Oil Cloths that
will be cut to any measure tor rooms OF passages.
sep 6-lm+ RICHARDSON 4 co, Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-08
VOL. 4.--NO. 81.

81, who entered tho army in 1776, was appointed
general of brigade in 1903 and general Of divi-
sion in the following year; so that he is gener-
al Of 6l years standing, while Marshal Radetzky
ngcd 50, is only of 80 years Standing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-08

HGNPOWDEH EEis.--2o1 halt Chests fine
VA GUNlOWDER TEAS imported by by ship onei6l
from Shanghai Also fine assortment of BLACK TEAS
from medium quality the finest imported These Teas
offer to the trade they be had In the country
For sale by EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 Co.
june Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-08

ENIAN0.-We have hand 200 tons Of the Emiy's
IN cargo Guano. that imported last winter So far
have heard from the purchasers 1t has given entire salts
faction equal with Peruvian Passengers hy the Central
Railroad good effects 10y noticing Straw
berry Hill they pass through the farms u w. Haxal
Esq A. Garrett Esq, u Anderson, Jr, were some of the
uprchasers of it, For sale by
EDMOND DAVENPORT & co,
ne. Rich
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-08
uDItRRoUGHS SHAFER & co, DEALERS IN EA
Il IRA FINE READY.MADE CLOTHING, invite the a


Is IRA FINE READY MADE CLOTHING, invite the at
tcniiop of their numerous and friends to their unr
vailed and Extensive stock of FALL GOODS comprising as
IL great completeness OF style and mater
nj every article pertaining the CLOTHING and GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING TRADE. An adequate idea OF the
stock can only De mad by
examination Below be found partial list OF
some of he leading articles:
OVER.COATS-A elegant assortment of these gar
mens desirable materials eolors ana syles-la
mas Registers and Cloaks
DRESS AND FROCK COATS-Thosc sold at this estab-
shment surpassed in precseness OF NJ astefes OF
general excellence of Workmanship &C. o''hs III e'oe
fgtdi custom toorh -.
BUSINESS COATS, of every material ranging III price
from a to Sls. -, g., ,,.ssnar.
"a N,rS Hack Cashmere Doe Skin, Grape Cashmere,
fa DO drcss 10 medium price, Fancy cashmere
oaLas Cassmore oxford Mixed Heavy Tweed oauiiet &c.
ESTs-Rieh Plush, Velvet, Black and Ianey uIena9he,
Farmers Sam, fatsh, NeNet,
Morno serge Black Satin, Sci splendid PARTY ana eaamg
Vests <..a.o, r,,.r g, 900.
,n and Saxony Blankets; Gentlemens Shawls, Maiers
M, no Searf Under Shirts Wool Canton Flannel and Jean
Cavats Stocks Peisser Raglan Albert and Napo-
loon Tie Kid Buck Buck Mcrino, Wool Plush Tahta,
sle Sebastopo Tiger and Nutria Groves BUCK Mo
and Calf Gaunes silk, Merno, Cotton and Country Knit
socks Pocket Handkerchief &c. in short every thhg usu-
av found in Gentlemens Clothing and outnttng
be found in the greatest variety ana at
the most reasonable prices at the BAZAAR
b. S. & Co. manufacturing all the clothing soiu py theni
are thus enabled give the benefit OF the ad
they possess but the best made
ticlcs at the lowest possible rates.
Those preferng Clothes made to order can bo accom-
modated and satisfaction guaranteed, or nor sale =
oc Sts BURROUGHS, SHAFER g. CO