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From the Spirit Of Tie South.
To Kansas Emigrants and all Friends
of the Scuth.

Of the South.
| | hsd proposed to start with nv com
pany Of Kansas emigrants on the ll,h of
February next, but many Of them being
unable to get ready by that time. and
others being unwilling to 20 before spring
and especially As am advised BY my Cur,
respondents that the Missouri and Kansas
rivers are already i'n,'enled BY ice,I have
determined to postpone starting till the
winter breaks.
The emigrants NAV rendezvous at Flu.
faula, on the 3lst Of March next, at Co.
lumbus, Ga, on the I'd Of April, and at
Montgomery, Ala, on the 9th April next
90 that can st,rt from Eufaula, ,ia Co.
lumbus and Montgomery, collecting on
the way those | find at the different pla-
css Of rendezvous. The company will
travel foln Montgomery by steamers, via
Mobile and New Orleans, or els. by rail.
road via Atlanta to Nashville, and thence
by steamer TO Kansas. engage to trans.
port no baggage except six blankets, one
gun, one knapsack and ono frying pan to
each emiyrant-for baggage over and
above this, the emigranl himself must Ell.
gage transportation-many will have no
mere, aud ! must treat all alike. Will.
l 'bonght my company would bs small, l
expected to be able to taxs women, chill.
d Ell aud slaves; but find ! must leave
them to give place to tnen, who are now
greatly needed In Kansas to reserve the
public peace and enforce the laws. Inow
xeIect over four hundred men, and | will
take no females, nor slaves, nor minors un.
der lsyeas ofage-women and children
should not 10 exposed there in tents in
the nprng-but the husbands should 90
6rst and prepare houses.
The regiment will be div dcd into com.
panies Of forty or fifty men, under the usu.
al militia y officers, elected 10y the men.-
Officers have no cmoluments, and the or.
ganzation is on tn. principle ofvoluntee,
militia to sustain tho laws; majority of
each company may eIpeI any member
Rstions, transportation sud fare, that OF
soldiers in service. Dy reInunerating me
tor the privilege Of joining my party, ior
subsistence and transportation to Kansas,
and for furnishing men to enter his pre-
emP.ion each. and to pay me, when his ii.
tics are perfected, = sum equal t, the val
ue Of one half Of his pre- emption, which
obligation he may discharge in money, or
property Mt fair valuation, at his own
option. l had heretofore, from misinior.
nation, suppoced pre- cmptions assignable
before patent, but on examining the act
ind they are not. Neither does the do.
~ "A .
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SNOW AGAIN

We had another fall of snow on SUNDAY
last. The weather c er since has been ey =.
ccssivcly cold.
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LANCASTERvILLE. 8. @.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. srn, ,s

Cotton in Charleston is wor h from 7.s
TO 9 T-8 rtS.
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THE LADIES wREATH.

February number received. Contents
varied aud interesting.
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worth $l4O per ton. can give no idea
Of ths beauty and fertilii, OF rhe soiI and
country; good wells can be obtaired any,
where, aud running streams are frcoueni.n
DIR. Walker, long resident Of i,s Dor
der. and of high character and intelligence
says. "ss far as health, climate and profit
vt labor is concerned Kansas is better than
any part OF the Union. There is no coun.
Try where q man can be moro indepen.
dent, and make his bread and meat with
less capital than here; ten or twelve fur.
rows will make ten barrels Of corn Der
acre. Ono thousand pounds hemp per
acre is q common crop. There are swarns
OF cattle and good markets for everything.
Another distinguished resid spt uf Wes-
tern Missouri, In his letter Of 30lh pecem
Der to me saya, Plan,ers are making
twice the money per band that they are
in any otaer part ofthe Union. One hand
viii raise five tons ofhemp. and this don't
Interfere with the corn, wheat AM! oa, cvop.
planters have no supple, ,o purchase. but
everything u sell. a neighLor last year
with fourteen han,ls. men. women and
ioys, avsFsge,l eight hundred sui thirty
six dollavs pos hand negro fellows. field
'a"ds. hire for three huodsed dvliass per
snnuni---nechanics 1900; wl,its men Sc s
per month; any number Of young men, in
The 'pring, can find ready employment ut
hd !fice, AMI then they have other ad.
yantsges. Kansas b the starting point
for Caliicrnis, Oregon, Utah, and New
Mexico--thoussnds VI wagons leave every
spr'ng--ihey esrry three millions of good,
rer snnum to New Mexico, besides im.
mense government supplies 10 pay Indi
avg and spssaiH our fniIitary posts &e.
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1ame OF sectional snimosity there: and
the .gitasors there exert themselves inde.
fatigsbly 10 return to encourage and
stimulate stvifs within the Territory,
The infsmatory sgitation, Of which the
present., but apart, has for twenty year.
produced nothing save nui,igated evil,
North and South. But for II the chsrsc.
Ter OF the domestic Institutions Of the fu-
turs new State would have beon matter
Of too little interest to tho inhabitants OF
the contiguous States, personally o. col.
lectiyely, 70 produce among them any po
ltical emotion. Climate, soil, production,
hopes Of rapiI advancement and the pur
suit ofhappinsss on the part of the settlers
themselves, with good wiAl,cs, but with
no interference from without. would have
quietly dstsvmiued the question, which is
Vt this time Of such disturbing character.
But We are constrained to turn cur At
ientiou to the circumstances Of embsrrass.
ment ne they now eriss. Il is the duty OF
the people II Kansas to discountenance
every sct OF purpose Of resistance to i,s
laws. Above I'll, the emergency appeals
to the citizsns Of the States, and especially
of ihose contiguous TO the Territory, nei-
thsf BY intere,t;ou Of non 7esidepts in
elections. nor BY uasnthotizad military
force, 70 attempt 10 asicroach upon o,
a.usE the authority of she iahstitsuts q
the Territory.
No citissa of our county shovh Pee.
lais himsslf 70 forget thas he j. q part ol
its govesnmsat, and eotitled 10 be beard
in the ds,srminatio of its policy snd ID
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These vessels are of the first class, built in the rim, =.
timorc, expressly Tor tbs 'radc and have superior areau,
dations for passengers They are commando hy exne,a1
Captains, well qHalIn, Il for the trade, and who will snor
eNertion to ace, tsIn,date. They will be flowed M and a.
advertised. '"l"! Y
Merchants : Inns North or ordering goods from New ya
Will find il to THEN interest to ship by this line, as frctgh, nf
always be taken as low as by any other line f pach'.,. W.
every effort will be made by the agents in Eiclraafa aug
New ork to give satisfaction. Insurance can be ,faetnJ'
the Richmond Fire Association by this linz at MR.,
We respectfully ask and hope 10 succeed IN oltanpg, r
share Of patronage. !"
Goods shipped by this line to Now.York will b., t,,v,,1.
free of commission Ia New Orleans, Mobile. Charleston s.
Sannah or any other Southern or Nortltn port.
The vessels will lie in Richmond ia the DGck in w =
At Berth No. ], Coffee liousr sip foot Of Wall Street
DAVID \ WIN. Ct RRlE, Richmond !
{. II. rlEisSoN, Ny, Asu'
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a. 7.,I.l FROM ~

IL NIUDJT % ANU III ~
Fare from I%vnchburg to Buchanan. ...........sl %
To Richmond. q"
From l~Ynchburg to Charlottesville ~
On and after the 22d of October our Packet Boats VII leave
Buchanan at 6 A. NJ, and L%ynchburg at y l. VI, honda!
W ednesday and Friday, and arrive i'll Richmohd 't'oHh G''
AT 5ocloek A. NJ.
Charlottesville passengers leaving L%ynchlrlg at T. ~
reach Scottesville at l0i \. NJ, next day, and ariye IN CI"
lottcsville at 81 i. NJ. Leave Lynchburg for Buchanan ~"
Lexington at 81 y. NJ, Monday, Wednesday and fr.lay "'
arrive at i. NJ.
From L~ynchburg to Richmond see tine AID distances
card below
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HD --NTEA J 4 VI Z ) NV \ ...azR1n
The L. =. Mail Steamship JAMESTOWN, in com
mand Of Capt LEWIS PARRISH. leaves Now lok regular.
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock. fr Rio
mond. She will not take any freight to or from ttt Poi
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AfrEL
NOON at 1 o'clock, for New York.
Those desiring to Ship by her must have their goods here I'll
Monday. Passengers desiring to take this ship here can la,
II Statc-lsoom secured by addressing Us by mail.
20 HE toANOkE Capt. SIMMER, stops at tf! Ioua
where She viii land and receive freight. Both the J.at stow
aud the Roanoke receive and land passenger, at tHy p"
and Norfolk. LU1)LAM 4 WATSON,
MAJ ~ Richmond VI
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FRUITS or ISpusIRY or the LIFE OF ADAM tLA1kE.-
\ very Interesting volume, and Should be read by all a. >,
sects and denominations.
lHsi AMY is a highly interesting and scasonablc volume.
MEM0k OF \ DDll.-NounsM Misses will bc deeply Interest. Il
and greatly benefited by reading this Memoir.
CNrAoMB> or EUMf-Me need not call Attentions to TIL.
Volun,-thp title will secure that.
SCiIooI DNYs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. should not fail to read
this volume.
TuE SAD MIsfASE-A narrative illustrating with much vivid.
ness and fidelity the mistakes which too often occur IA thu
religious training of families. Parents don't You need this
book
TuE GREAT QUESTION is a great book. 1t treats Of great in
tortsts- VIII you read it
All of the above. and the publications OF the American =. ).
Union generally, such n Libraries, Teacher ) Helps, Question
Books. Hymn Books, Maps and Miscellaneous volumes. can be
had al Payne 4 Christians Book store, L%ynchbnrg. Va
4. &. JENNINGS.
Sep 13ts Supt. Am ) : Ininn.
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y.,WICE a WEEN .EHWEE ZEN

II BA~LIIMOKEAN RICHMOND by s.tam Aznk~A
rS B|ELNlDERE and C|
STEAMER BEI.NIDERE leaves Baltimore every SAT'E
DAY AFTERNOON ~ Richmond. Rrturnlt /, leaAt7 III o..
MOND every TUESDAl .AfIEkSbON tef HaItfH.ste
The p~OCAllONTA% .ea>t> BALTIMORE ryti, W Il
NESDAY AFTERNOON II Richmond. Reiurall e. ,c 80
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON lur alt
tiHnrc.
shippers to Baltimore by these two Boats must hayethc
goods here every Monday AID Friday of each week.
nm u - L Al A a. AISlN- EirLn1nnl a
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &C.


ISIiRISTNAS GIF"TS.--Fnyne a. Christian have
now on hand and are receiving n variety of beautiful
Books and Fancy Goods, for the Christmas holidays Gail ana
zee them.
Wilkes gallery 81 fine plates, price s25;
Court OF Queen Victoria. 100 splendid steel plates
Fin.ien's Gallery OF beauty, 100 splendid steel plates;
Lodges Portraits of Ilustrious Personages, 2o ilustratlonsi
Portraits of British Noble Ladies-hhe platosi
Waverly Gallery-PDrtraits of the Female Characters In the
writings of Scott;
IIerolnes Of hakespearc-beautful Illustrated;
characteristics Of Women, by Mr.. Jannison;
Chicors and Other Regions of the Conquefefs ana the Con-
qnered;
The Republican Court, or American Society in the Days of
Washington-elegant;
Women of the Old and New ACKNOWLEDGEMENT win col
ored plates;
Romance of American Landscapei
The Works OF IIogarth;
Birds Of the Bibie-yery pretty;
Home Authors and Home Artists;
Floral Keepsake;
Gin Leaves Of American Poetry;
Book Of Beauty
Tho Poetlcal Works of Byron. Shakespeare. Burns Cowper,
Hetnans, Moore, Montgomery, Scott, Milton, Sierk White,
Campbell. GRAY. Topper. Longfelow, Sigourncy, Rogers,
&c. &c, all elegantly bound and illustratcdi
Animals for lsJ6-sone thirty different styles;
A beautiful assortment Of papier Macbie, Desks, Portfolios,
Work Boxes. Ink Stands, sc, Paper Weights, Card Cases,
Jewelry Cases, Porte Monaies, Cabas. &c.
Also. a large assortment of Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books
some elegantly bound;
With a great variety of Books suitable for children.
dee cots
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NEW Ok Fancy Articles and VI usic.-
~ A Good Time Coming;
Rose Clark. by Fanny Fern;
Tho Home Garner;
Knickerbocker Gallery, fine ed;
The Philadelphia Housewife;
Rejected Addresses, by Horace and Jones Smith,
Song of the iiiaw atha, by Longiellow;
Harper for January, leJ6,
Together with a large lot Of Blank Books. just received Mt
L~ANGHORNE Il WALkuPS
New Book Store, opposite Citizens Savings Bank.
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CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HAS, ~.


MALL AND WINTER
IsG, CLOTHS. tAsSIMEKEs AND AES11AGS
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, ~&r-dLAss & HAtNf
respectfully inform their friends aud the public that then
stock Of bali and Winter Goods Is now complete, consisting
Ia part Of Dress and frock Goats. Winter Business Coats
Register Coais-iuw style, Farmers osefconfs. Waterproof
CIV; Doublr breasted Quilted silk--new style; Gents
Neck Ties, Collars, Umbrellas. Gloves, Hosiery, Pocket Hand
kerebiefs. Waterproof Goods. sc. A complete assortment Of
YOUTHS AND oHiLDnES's CLOTHING.
GLASS q RAISE,
sep 1ais. J DIXON. Agent
act. 9th, IsJJ.-Just received Castor, Beaver, froek
u and Over Coats. made IN the best style. These Goats are
Aa. l. Call aud soc them, AT the Clothing House III
orsts GLASS q RAlNlt j. DIXON, ARt
act. 9th, fs55.-wea are opening for sale large and
were made mp expressly for our sales. Also. I n1er Shirts aud
Drawers. of every variety, at the Clothing House of
oe sts GLASS & KA1NEi J. DIXON, Agent.
NEW SHOES, Ar.-Just received by express, at u.
~ X. ! HOOTERS, "A beautiful lot Of new Goods, among
which may be found the following articles:
Ladies fne Congress CATERS, new style
d" Black +" with tip
!" i" without tin:
" " Coloured a.
" Kid i" side lace,
Kid and Morocco Ilnds. Buskins, Ties and Slippers;
Gcutemcn's fine Patent Leather Congress Callers
oxford TIES
And n general assortment Of chiliren's Shoes, Sc, &c.
mug HIS.
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NREsII ARRIVAL.-Thc Family Grocery has jus

UNREsl ARRIvAl.-Th Family Grocery has just
II received the following articles to which the subscriber
would respectfully invite the attention of his friends, custo'
mers, and the public at large, assuring them that by calling al
the Family Grocery they will find the largest aud best Beef
Tongues ever seen in this market also a nice lot Dried Beef,
Bologna sausages, Dried Sheep Tongues a superior lot OF
Broons, a fine article of Black, Imperial and Gunpowder
Teas a good assortment of Hosiery for ladies, gentlemen and
children also many fancy articles, such as Perfumes, Soaps,
Cloth, Hair and Hair Brushes, Pocket aud Toilet Combs, Long
Combs for children, and many other articles too tedious TO
mention; all of which will be sold cheap for cash, or in ec
change for current Bank notes May BIO added TO the above list
Spices of all kinds, ground up in ! oz. papers. for family use
a superior article of Mustard and Red Pepper. Call quick
before all are gone. J. II. SOLOMON.
iY lHts.
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up OSE CLARK, by Fanny Fern;
HI The Red Eagle. a poem of the South, by a. II. Meek;
Leaves fr1n II Family Journal
a BASKET of Chips, by IIroughman;
Godfrey Moncton, by Miss Moody;
Lucy 3ostow, or. " omans Rights and Spirituaism;
our Conntrymen; or Eminent Americans,
Edinhnrg Review; London Quarterly;
The kaickcTbukrr; The Eclectic;
Memoir of lrontiss, by his brother.
Niso-Fancy Good, Il new supply, just received at
JaD % IL NDRSES.
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Thrsc vessels are of the first class, built eNpressA Tor Il
trade and have superior accommodations for paSSthLtr..
They are commanded by eXIcTienced Captains, woli qua
fled for the trade, and " no VIII spare no eNtIton IL acoi
mudate.
may be relied ON 10 sail promptly as advertised - -" '
going North or ordering goods from Boston Nm IA" u
their interest to ship by this line, as it is tho only l't1Arw
and freight III Away be taken a. Iow as h} amy otltrN
sel> aud every effort will be made by the agents in li,Ana.
aud Boston to give satisfaction.
We re- spectiully ask and hope to succeed in obtaining aft
share Of patronage.
ne vessels wiil lie in Richmond At the Dock, and IN h
Ton at RuScs Wharf.
DAVID & VIM. CURRIE Richmond. }
ALLEN a. " Fitch, Boston, ~
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IERCHANDISE, &C.
NNGaEDovKr. nONNET AND FAN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SPORT

J. ING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will be found the largest
assortment of I.aninatoi Steel; fine Double and Single Gums
Rifles; Deans English SclftUckng Five Shooter Colts, Al.
lens and Thurbers HevolYers aud Single Pistols; Powder
Flasks, Shot Belts and Pouches, Game Bags, Cleaning Rods,
Nipple Wrencbcs; Eley's Cocks and q. ID, Percussion Caps
Gun Wads and Wire Cartridges, all sizes; Curtis q ilarvcys
Diamond Powder and american Powder, all kinds; Compress
ed Bullets; Buck and Small Shot Liquor tiasks; Rogers
Pocket Cutlery; Bowie Knives, Razors; n fine assortment OF
Port Monies, Gold, Silver, Ivory and Crooked Sword and
Plain Canes, and every thing In our line 10 suit Gun makers.
We have n lot of premium Rifles ON hand. Repairing done
with despatch, aud warranted, by
WM. b. Il {. FISHER. opposite the
sen 1gts Norypll #IIouSc. JyufhImrP NJ.
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QUITS d THE HOLIDAYS, IN almost
IL endless variety, embracing
40 Varieties of Annas-various sizes;
Galleries of Female Heads.
American Landscapes;
Flowers and Flower Painting;
Books of Beauty;
Home Authors and Artists;
STANDARD Poets, beautifully bound and illustrated-a great va
rety;
Bibles, from 30 cents 10 SIG:
Prayer and Hymn Books--many kinds;
Papier Machie Desks, Work Boxes, Portfolios, &ci
Roscw God and Mahogany l)csks-various sizes;
Cabas. Porte Monaies and Card Receivers;
Leather Travelling Desks;
Also. Children Books in almost every varicty-eolored and
plain. large add small-from cent to 81 so.
Please cal and examine goods and prices at
dee 22ts MORSES.
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IAsH NOTICE.--.GREAT INDUCEMENTS

The Ladies of the city of Lynchburg, and all others visit
ing the city, are particularly invited to call at the cheap cash
store and examine my large stock of FANCY GOODS,eonsist-
ing of superior black and colored silks French Mornos; rich
French Mousllns; French Piaids; cheap high eolorod DeIaines;
rich Enbroideries; Hosiery, &c. Also, 1900 yards Of superior
English Calico, warranted perfectly fast colors, at the low price
of icy cents. Come one and all, they are selling fast. 1wilal
so take off 5 per cent on all cash bills over $40 in amount.
Or 16ts H. HARRISON LEWIS.
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EluRRouGHS SHAfER q Co DEALERS IN EN-
i"nuon of their numerous customers and friends to their unri-
vailed and extensive stock of FALL GOODS, comprising. as
II does, in great variety aud completeness OF style and tnateri-
hI,eNery article pertaining to the CLOTHING and GENTLE.
MEMS FURNISHING TRADE. An adequate idea of the
variety and richness of orr present stock can only be had by a
personal examination. Below may be found a partial list of
some of the leading articles:
O~NERtOATS-A most elegant assortment of these gar
mcnts. of the most desirable materials, colors and stvles-Tal.
mas, Registers aud Cnaks.
DRESS AND fkOCk COATS-Those sold at this estab-
ishneht are not surpassed in preciscnesS Of tit. tastefulncss of
cut general excellence of workmanship, sc, being In these re-
spects equal 10 custom work.
BUSINESS COATS, Of every material, ranging In price
from 81 to SI4.
PANTS.-liiack Cashmere, Doc skin, Grape Cashmere,
from fine dress to medium and low price; Fancy Cashmere
Dukes Cashmere, oxford Mixed. Heavy Tweed, Satnet, &c.
"NESTS.-Rch Plush, Velvet. Black aud Fancy Grenadine.
Hack and Fancy Cashmere, Farmers Satin, Patent Velvet.
Nruno, Serge, Black satin, Ac; splendid Party and Wedding
Vests.
TRAVELLING MANIFESTATION Flag, st Leger.
Epson and SaNohy Blankets; Gentcnens ShaW}s, Mahlcrs,
Meiino ScRrfS Under Shirts. Wool Canton Flannel and Jean
Drawers. Cravats, Stocks, pclissier. Raglan, .kl,crt End Napo-
lisle, sehastopol, Calf Tiger, and Nutria Gloves; Buck, Kid
ana Gall Gauntletsi Silk, Merino. Cotton and Country knit
SOCKS rocket Handkerchiefs.l &c, in short. every thing usu-
auy found III a first class Gentlemen's Clothing and out fitting
establishment, may be found in the greatest variety. and at
the most reasonable prices, at the BAZAAR.
u - Co, manufacturing all the Clothing sold hy them.
are thus enabled to give their customers the benefit nj the ad.
ticles, at the lowest possible rates.
those preferring their Clothes made to order can be accom-.
modated. and satisfaction guaranteed, or nor sale.
ocats SHAFER & 'oo
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l. , lug determined TO close ont my stock of Carpenters
IIardw are, and Building Materials, including an extcnsiuc as
sortment Of LOCKS, HINGES, SCREWS, WINDOW
GLASS, sc, &c, the whole stock is now offered at cost.
Those wishing anything In that line would consult their inter
ests by giving me a call before purchasing elsewhere.
mar I4ts \. WINSTON.
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64NW ~ ESH =
Il y ANCI HARD WARE. Il y4
RETAIL, Spring, IeJ5-HdiR Stret, ! gRchburg, Ia LeeA
W have Just received our supply for the Spring, If =
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Pistols, Hunting Tackle. Building
Materials, Carpenters, Millwrights' and Smith Tools, Farm
ing Utensils, Carriage and Buggy Trimmings, %saddlery, Shoe.
makers Findings, Floor and Table Oh Cloths, Plated Goods,
Window Cornicr and Shades, Wood and Willow Ware House.
keeping ARTICLES Of most every description, Fishing Tackle,
a., &ci which renders our stock the most extensive and
desirable we have yet offered for public favor, and embracing
a greater variety than any IN the State.
Those desiring to purchase will lind n superior class of
goods, aud At satisfactory prices; and all who wish merely to
sec many articles that are entirely nfr, we shall take great
pleasure in showing. SIMPSON u BRO.
= mil lIlArtA
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A uASu, IA ANO.-liaying made arrangements with
91 the Peruvian Agents to get supplies of GU No On the
best terms, we are now prepared to furnish it, We have now
on hand and aloat 100 bags. and will be in regular receipt Oft.
We shall sell none but what comes Ia us direct from the agents,
and all Who purchase from us may rely on getting GENUINE
GiANO We solicit the orders of our friends and all Others,
with the assurance that we will always furnish them with the
best article, and on the most favorable terms.
CRENSIIAW & co,
fell ATS North side of the Basin. Richmond. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-04

ANEW M RN.-The undersigned having taken
IN the house formerly occupied by q. a \. Il. steptoe, two
doors above AGREE e. McClanahan's old stand, and next door
to Murren g. Stratton, Main street, Lynchburg, Va, begs leave
to call the attention of his friends, and the public generally, to
his new stock Of Groceries, Liquors. &c, which he Is offering
low for cash or In exchange for country produce. Particular
attention paid to the sale Of Flourr Waeat, Corn, Tobacco,
&c.-also to the receiving and forwarding Of Goods.
may 2ac&dtsy. JOIN IuNSfokD
READ ThAiS persons
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LNINE LIQUORlCE.-
rs cases fine stick, "DeRosa" brand,
70 :" " " "F. c."
60 . " mass, "Ottomans' "
Just received, and for sve low by
40 25ts. LEE & JOHNSON.
NYBGHeO GOODs-Staunton frilled Kerseys, and
IN shssp's Gray satinetts, Plaid Linseys, Blankets, ana Cot
eou OxnaburrS for sale by THOs. J. DAVIS 4 co.
cop 1915