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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-05
U,AsuBANKs,pATENT s'is,-

a IAHD.-To the cisisrUs Of 1y0chb"rv nnd
~ THE HESuRROl1NDING GCotNTRf.-ifyou wish TO pnr'
chase magnificent NOS call Main street opposite tho
Warwick House Moreoa hook store, and You VIII IND
Instruments which be surpassed In quality OF touch and
tone rRuty Of finish durability of workmnnshipall Of
a~von which will be sold Mt New York pricea
Every Instrument will be warranted In every respect Gail
and yourselves Music of all descriptions from
the best modern composers always hand and for
sne Pianos and repaired and tuned
Do In tho hands Of perons who have no
where Won will entire sasaeon and where n orders
will be promptly hllrd |hec l"W
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UNRENGu BURR WILL hGONES-WAW-
II RANTED-The subscribers beg
!. -
leave inform Mil owners Mill NSSH3E31N
wrghs and the public that thoy HSTvIINXM
continue o make to order, and keep KS{\lIIX/>2N
constantly o hand, French BlR feX\\SvIAWA
Mill. STONES. Of all dimensions, |.AA<ASSmI
warranted - be of the best quality, y,lWH~<IS>DI
and superior workmanship. being VVe~//fk\\NHU
made BJ RR Blocks selected by Wc/<lIk\\EV
hem from the best qnarrcs In Francs. NHZlIl.A~
They also keep sale Cologne Go Q1lxk
calico, and Esopus MIL Stones, Burr . -
Blocks Bong Cloth Calcined Plaster screen Whe hyn''u
lie Cement &e. ,,
with satisfactory reference In any Of me prnc'pa
cities nrolnpllV executed MORRIS & TRIMBLE
Successors TO Egenion, Morris q 90.
West Falls Avenue nenr Pratt street Bridge,
a,i l1c1y Baltimore.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS

RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
~ OTHERS LiviNa " rHE CotNrRY Y.iueuld most
respectfully call the attention Merchants Farmers andohor
n my large and general assortmcuto boots. T-jOOoO
Shoes Trunks. Carpet Bags Naiises, kfsy1-vM
myself with great care suitable for the
Vrsna trade and large portion Of my Goods having heo
purchased Tor cash Halter self that can hold ont hs rra
Inducements to Merchants and Farmers and all In want as
dozen to which call OF all want they
wi" hnd them al prices tat cannot to please by calling On
" !, niI.t. Manufacturer and
Dealer in Boets, shoes Trunks Carpet bags
Nalsos. Sc. Wholesale aud retail, No. III,
sep LIS Main street Richmond Va
GUNrOwDEH rEAs.-2oo half Chests eAira fine
IL GuNrowpER TEAS imported by us by ship Oneida,
ro rom Sm%Hsm' Ao ng ASS, assormsn Of sAsh nsAs Vs.
er to the trade as low as they be had In III" country
june 2ots. Richmond
Two TOBACCONlsTs.-Nc"r 80 per cent.
SAyEp.Aecerine to the Published rates ofthc South
sending their Tobacco subscriber II shall
'9s NOR, IA" neago eeas per box aversgng 10 bis in
Ing vessels ALFRED LEE. on the Dock,
ly 2lts Richmond
fuNAR.--IOO bbis. North Carolina Tar. In prime
order, Just reeoi'si On consignment for sale by
nov l1-ts A. = LEE, Richmond
GVANO.Wo have on hand some o0o tons of the Emiy's
cargo of "nam @ that W, ror"d last winter & No far as
faction equal with Peruvian Passengers by the Ccnal
berry I'M they pass through farms ID W lIaxan
Esq Garrett, ESQ. d Anderson Jr, Of the
nprchasors Fer sale
EDMOND, DAVENPORT n co,
~ otts Richmond
".OVEH sEED.-rRiME NEW CLOVER SEED
~ for sale on the host terms CRENSHAW Il co, -
feb oats Nnrth side Of the Basin Riehmond Va
tT.-a2a0 Sacks Ashons Salt; direct importation iron,
- Norpnol daily spceted For sale by
"a. ME EDMOND DAVENPORT co
a. AIIt.no Sacks Jofes a Dors, hue Salt, In primo
~ order, landing aud for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 co,
iy2v Richmond Va
HtANO. a. tANU.-liavng made arrangements with
~ the Peruvian Agents to supplies Of GlANo ON the
best terms prepared to furnish H. We have now
hand and hAoa 7 hars and will hr IN regular reeetofH
We shall sell but whh usreci from the agents,
and all who purchase fun rely getting GENUINE
GIANo We solicit the orders of friends and all others
with the assurance that will always furnish them with the
best article aud on The mos favorable terms.
CRENSfIAW Il co,
feb l4-s North side Of the Basin Richmond Va
lNOEEEE-
~ 1000 bags strictly primo Rio Coffee,
INb " Santnh-eHtgo OF the schooner Indicator, from
The Bra2is-in storr aud for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 co,
oc cots Richmond
AlAA -AGsN@ ASHTON SALT,-dircct
9VVV Importation store aud fore sale by
n1v5t A. = LEE, Richmond
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n~.., Cv,,ers Ment Cutters Just received lot
Of very superior MEAT CUTTERS for cutting sau
sage for which are far superior to any
thing of the kind this market They parc
ary adapted family also for butchers being substan
tialy made Please call examine them they
I'm great demand will be gone the Agricultural
Depot of H. ;. WHlrTEMokE bBo,
Just below the Norve House, and adjoining the
Carriage Repository of Capt j II. Bailey,
nov Main street Iyuchburg
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AYOTgCEThe subscriber has this day disposed Of his
~ entire Stigler McEldery Co.,
@ Peters, the firm In retiring from the bust
thank my friends and the public for their patronage,
and would ask a continuance to my successors
OCTOBER ls 1850 RIO. MCELDERf.
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- W
- machines have long sustained the highest reputation IN the
United States. THE FIRST fRizE-A GOLD htpAL-has re-
Gently awarded to them at the great Exposition al he
of Industry in Paris and thus they have the WORDS
verdict of superiority. ,
without noise the operator al double the ordinary
speed. that TWICE AS MUCH WORK CAN BE DONE
rhe greatest clothing Establishments
in the country use exclusively They
petcnt perform every of work in the most perfect style
As there very great numbers nie2r LEI OF eheS " @
Baker and other patents which aFe been SOLD
but cannot be used to any we 'e @ Of Sn op 20
manufacture EXCHANGE FOR NEW AND LATEST IMPROVED
by letter personally at eur Ne" nGrs ans o our nprvcd
opportunity for profitable and sdxrp gfaa p
'l''' Principal Once, 323 Broadway, :, y y
BRANCH OFFICES; II Hanover St. Boston i42 thesnu
ST. Philadelphia baltimore St. Baltimore 223 Walnut
ST Cincinnati lsl St Charles ST. New Orleans Sl9eerS'
vile y. Y. 33i Broad st. Newark n J. nov - 22-d3n
(,oNWs FANS. AND FANCY GOODs---wil
u LIAM TAsKER 10 Park Place New York my tes the AT
enor Southern and Western Merchants to ms new 5"k
eue pcrfuncry soaps Monnaes jet and Bead BraGe
,i % rys Watch guards wax and Glass Beads Neck
accs Sc Rubber Combs, Canes bas aha G iIs -" %.
every description Scissors Razors and Cutlery Gold and cut
IeSlrV Aeeordeons and vons including general and very
large stock of English, French ana .eina - f sb r ,
which will sold the very lowest prices Tor e"sh OF '
orders by letter selected and put best manne
10, Park Place, New York
Z. S.-Pease cut TINS ouL 49, -
~<,r,cn,er.. Un.dwnrc, window siins~, Nc.-
Having determined to close out my stock ot ope.s
,Ir,,y arc Mechanics Tools. &C. nj cost thpse waning
an tbr in that line would do well TO call before onyhg
2its-Rep copy . 49,
uust received n large LOT Of Pants ana h"S'"ess
ID Goats very cheap, and especially low te s
1915 " - e
yuync tc6u itiOu of ''chcop' il NOT common:
Pine and good Clothing can be sold cheaP ihereiorc
cal at the cheap o'o'nns ''''' NJ GrGGENHEIMER.
c,1aAp AND ssERRINGs.-The subscribers have
~ fr sale Sbad in half barrels; also Herngs IN Wn1e anu
haIf bnrrrls une 2l-ts FRANkllN x - BkoIlLIe-
uNEpsyUAN AND DNEXlGANGIASO.- tons
parnvian Guano; do Mexican do Receiving and Tor
s'.e one g. we ac'ie JOHN HOLLINS.
NrOVuCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MY son A.
Winston is not authorised to deal for me, or on my ac
conn ar Il, transact business of pecuniay nature wna'
ever in my name may l2,ts. ---- a. . .--
~ofD pENS-Tbi- being the season tor
postne books rendering bills, we wo1d can lhe az
onn of others assortment oil "oD
FENS which extensive, embracing every Vatt9,
;1 aud nrir, Gentleman who he In want OF something
nice in this line the favor 10 look In az our
"ico III '"'' ' 49, SIIVERTHoRN Il Gift,
len 3-ts V"rlno't. " ------ -
WANTED iNMEpIATlTY-1WENTf WEI AND rANI
W ste GLASS RAINF
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u roma, Cocoon, Chocolate. Green and hi"eH
dec l4ts sTROTHER d WHITEHEAD
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1OO OOO ACRE. ~ i.AND W a

AA AnA ACRES N L. 4 - w a r.
Il lOVDANDOO RANTS WANTED.--As Land War
under the law being issued anxious
buy large quantity for which will pay the highest
ket price IN CASH. +.9
will attend, regularly, the Courts of Appomstox Camp
he'll Amherst Bedford and occasionally Charloe and
will the best for Warrants Any who may
have them will please apply to me before selling.
prosecute as usual aesms isr 30 souny nsna nes1 s ,
United States > ie 7-tsl CHAS. W. STATHAM.
(VHAMPAlGNE WlNE.-Just receivea ana
u for sale superior Champagne Wine, In quart and
mint bottles (ian 22.ul LEE 4 JOHNSON
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DALu TRADE, 1sJJ.---Blanlets, Heavy
X wOOIENS LINSEYS, &c, &c.-I have now open
vev stock Staple Goods consisting of Blankets of all
kin5s Ucayy Wooen Goods for Lnseys Oznaburgs
Brown and Black Coons Tiekings; Flanneis Kentucky
lanes &c Also the best makes North Carolina James
hasu,l article entemen suits and cent off for
cash on ali bs s0 most respectfully invite my friends
and customers give me call
oc l5fs n AAnniSoN LT"i"'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-05

vIrANTEp lNMEbATlTY-1WENTY WIT AND PAM
W GLASS RAINF.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-05

XJIrROTYPEs, PHOTOGRAPHS, DAGUERREO-
TYPESThe above style of Pictures taken in all
their perfection at the Gallery of @ W. MINNlS & co.
s. TANNER would inform his friends and the public In
general he has returned from the North after alb
months during which time he has secured
without regard to labor every new and important
in the Photographic art and is
pared those who may desire them Vtrotypes
ON Glass Photographs Paper the Daguerreotppe
which will be taken In all their brliancy
lie has also large and beautiful assortment
GOLD LocKErs, BREAST PINS. MEDALLIoSs, FANCY Ca
FRAMES made expressly for the visit to this
Gallery solicited whether Pictures desired or not
V Gallery always open and freeto visitors sundays ex
cepted -. - n. :. IaNNEh,
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uDETEKsHt Ht. AGAINST THE WORLD!
II is established fact that the finest and most superior
stocks of Ready Madt Clothing and furnishing goods be
found In our city.
would thanks my friends and customers OF
Lvncbburg aud Western Virginia their liberal patronage
during the past and would further add that Will be
thankful oi any ORDERS during the year 1856.
have always hand large stock of FINE CLOTHING
and FURNISHING GOODS. all made to my order ia the
being connected with ether houses In
the manufacturing fine clothing, offer Inducements
rarely with also keep hand large stock Of
Cloths Cassimeres Nesiings. which will make
finest style Ny CUTTER Ia known throughout the
States Virginia North Carolina; being superior TO
any cutter thar lived the age thirty years
Mr. JOHN WHITE will warrant 10 gvo the best riT and
workmanship be had in any city North or Sonth
Dr,ct yonr letters 10 THOMAS ". RDYsToE,
ian 81 No 10, Sycamore street Petersburg Va
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS

PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS
ZXyuY PURCHASE PIANOS FROM If,RE-
w SppNSlBiE TRAVELLING AGENTSf when you
get IN PETERSBURG tile best ou0tv mot second rate
prices hch viii be autcd to r Wv at tho
North or South. from T.. 4. MASH ilH0o Forte Dealer,
of sycamore an, hilk ats, PetuIsbnrR
Always hand between 30 and 20 lAnos select from
nearly all varying instse and finish nov ~ ia
FENhe Magic Gnsior.-eall at MUIR & STEVENS, lat
4 door above puwes Hotel Petersburg, and and
beautiful article Of Cas3rs. dee ls
II AinBer aud Tea srt-.-Fronch China, Plain GIT and
y Decorated Dinner and Tea Sesjust received fresh
supply supply Also, Iron Stone Ware, White Granite or
Oroa Stone Dinner which anxous to close out he
fore moving Now the time for bargains
Call on us, LIST door above lnwers Hotel Petersburg.
dec Its MUIR a. STEVENS
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1856-07-10
5,sIIertea 1aapplietril, apshrgl,.
SpRg.--A IsssoR in 1tseit
Sublime.
eEfg - r--- SEQ t4 i
ny MRS. SARAH 7. BOLTON.

~ n -
A LEssos in Itself sublime, I-S
LA lesson worth ehshrining, Ir Il
Is this: II take no note of iimd ,,. -.
~ Save when the sun i shining asn'n
Thcse motto-words the dial bore,
And wisdom never breaches
TO human heart better lore
Than this short sentence teaches:
As life is sometimes bright and fair,
And sometimes dark and lonely,
Let US usforget its pain and. care, s. e.
And note its bright hours only.
There Is no grove on Earth's broad chart
But has some bird to cheer IL;
So hope sings on every heart, .n1.s
Although We may yinot hear IL;
And ifto.day the heavy wing r +
OF sorrow is expressing, g v54
PcrcLance 70 inorrow's sun will bring
The weary heart blessing !; EN
For life is sometimes bright aud fair,
Aud sometimes dark and lonely, Z
And lois forget its toll. and care,
And notc its bright hours ouly. 81 "
We bid the joyous moments haste,
And then forgot their glitter;
We take the cup Of life and taste q
No portion but the bitter;
But we should teach our hearts to dream
'Itssweetest drops the strongest g
And pleasant hours should ever seem
To linger around Us Longest:
As life is sometimes bright aud fair, ,
Aud sometimes dark aud lonely,
Let US forgetits toll and care, 9
And note its bright hours o,ly. 81
The darkest shadows vf the night a.
.uA Are just before the morning,
Then let us wait the coming light,
All boding phautmns scorniug 81
And while weie pissing on tl,e tide no
OF Times fast cb6ing rirer
Let's pluck the blossoms by lis sile
And bless the Gracious GIvgR:
AS life is spmcii,nesLrigD,t anJ fair, J,
And sometimes dark aud lonely,
We shonld f,rge,it pain aud care,
And notc y. " bright y = =, s,sass eply.ja
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SouTn CAROLINA CuEERED IN FAxEy.
During the delivery Of the speech
of Benjamin Rush, Esq, of Philadelphia.
at Faneuil Hall, thrce loud and hearty
cheers were given BY the audience for South
Carolina, in response 10 come eloquent alla.
sions TO the great men and former history OF
that Saie,--Petersburg Esprcss.
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OL .GREENYILE MORNING JULY TO- 1856

off upon another quiet. still hunt after the
Indians. ii3f7 1'7 Ffeb .ilsy"- isrg @ili nd
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-10
For the Advertiser.
THE REV. E. L. WHATLEY

On last Sunday. this gentleman delivered his
valcdic,ory address, to the Church at Eageicld
Court House.
a large concourse Of people had assembled at an
early hour, aud the capacious Baptist Church Of
that place, was crowded almost TO ovcrAowing.
The discourse wa, earnest, tender and eloquent.
It was an occasion cal, ulatrd to excite deep emo
tons, and the speaker ava:lcd himself Of it, like
master-lf indeed he had any design AT all, except,
in mcekness and piry, to fulfil the brhesis Of his
Divine Rcdeemer. All felt, and nearly all wept--
speaker and hearers. The sermon was not only IL
recapitulation Of the principal doctrines lie had
taught during his minstration at Edgefcd but it
was an affec;ionae and reluctant leave-takng of u
people, who have delighted to honor and do good
offices to Mr. WnArLEY as he has delighted to serve.
to instruct, and lead them in the ways If righteous
ness and truth In word, with no osentation.
the speech was one among the most eloquent and
finished tie writer ever listened to. Finished, be-
cause every principle Ibid duwn was truc-fnishcl
because no doctrine he taught could be controvertcd
finished, because every word went 10 the hearts
Of his audience.
Mr.. WnATLEy is, and has always been, much be-
loved by the Church at Edgefela, aud no sspara-
ton could have been more painful than that Of HIM
self and his huck In u time Of dislrcss-l may
say tribuation-he came to Their relief, and he
shouldercd their difficulty with the spirit and the
honor, that might have made hero. When the
i'll
The ancient land marks of the Baptsts, he only Of
the clergy Of Edgciicl sgnic'l his willingness to
become the exponent Of II principle as everlasting rs
our Church itself, and Gf our Church be right rs
everlasting us tho eternal hills built by the hands
Of God.
There never was falsrr report, Than that which
places us in m antagonisc relation to Mr.. WHAT
LEY. The utmost harmony, love md devotion have
always prevailed between U.S. lie wished to adop,
some other means than preaching, to suppnrtn large
and increasing family; and knowing That the
amount paid by tho Church here, seven or eight
hundred dollsrs could procure the undivided servi
ccs man wholly unembarrassel in his pccuniary
relations, he never sought to remain our Pastor,
after he realised, to its full extent, the oppressive
weight Of debt.
lie thought he could better his condition else
where, where circumstances more favored his views
of enterprise and that is the secret of his depar-
ture from among lib.
There has been no rupture-no harsh treatment
Of him by us, and none Of us by him. Our prayers
shall follow him wherever he goes-they shall as
cend 10 God in his behalf, and he and zoe shall bo
one and iDseperable forever.
A MEHDER OF TIE EDoEFIELD CHURcH.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-10
For the Advertiser.
TRIBuTE OF REsPEcT-E. L. WHATLEY.

TRIBUTE OF REsPEcT-E. L. WHATLEY.
WHEREAS, our much esteemed brother, Rev. Ed
Muvp L. WnATLEY, has labored among us for nearly
two years last past. as the Pastor of the Edgeield
Village Baptis, Church, and has recently informed
the said Church, Of his intention to remove There
fore
lst Resolved, That the Edge6eld Village Bap-
,st Church has high esteem for her late Pastor;
Rev. E. L. WmArLEY, as a jealous Christian and
Minister of the Gospel of our Lord and Savior DE-
sus Christ.
2nd. Resolued, That the connection which he
has sustained with said Church as her Pastor, has
been pleasant and edng, and that we regret that his
secular affairs are in such condition. as in his opin-
ion to make it obligatory upon him to remove from
among us.
3rd, Resolred, That our late Pastor will carry
with him to his new field Of lahors the wnrInes'
sympatlcs Of this Church end her best wishes ior
his future success and usefulness in life. And that
we will fondly cherish the memory OF lis labors o'
love among us.
AM. Resolped, That the CcrkTurnlsha q copy Of
the foregoing Resolutions to Bro: Z. L. WH4TLEr'
and also copy to the Southern Baptist and Edge
field Advertiser for publication.
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public assured they shall be corrected as much as
possible. wish indeed with all my heart we were
able To give the same lists were given and add to
those where they were so la'nentaby deficient. l
will instance or two, and then hope TO DISMISS
the subject forever. Mares with colts and yearlIng
coils, were entirely excluded The finest and most
valuable horse went from our District, about 2O
Months old, Is hands high, fine form, sired BY i'm
ported Albion, dum by imported Leviathan, and oil
remarkably fine temper, invaluable as stock raIser,
and he was nowhere, while McCarty Rose took
So Splendid Jacks were there and no premium
bid for No One, and yet twenty dollars was offered
for Fan Tail Pigeons, hich are genteel nuisance
The Syrup sent from Atlanta Ga, with full d.
rectioas SC, and likely to become Of great imPor-
tnce to our whole country, took five dollars, and so
did Boquet. One gentleman took Il Think over
one hundred dollars for some or articles from
the orchard, and can truly say, we'll did he merit
it. Could all other things and especially those Of
greater Importance, have had the same in proper
ton i, would have been we'll Noma in the State
that know Of has done as much for horticulture
as he /; to an intelligent mind well stored, lie has
united practice with untiring industry, and that
through great physical suffering; and while gong
on crutchcs has raised one Of the best nurseries IN
the State. and is perfectly reliable. But you wei
know other exhibitors will not be satifed, nor take
that into consideration and the Fair cannot be sus
tanned on such lists.
,,,o o, 1.o;ra tho eucoess of the State Society.
This is the second have been a member oil, ana
hope it will be the last. Let US have no more iall
ing through.
With the general arrangements was very much
pleased they surpassed my expections, but we must
not forget that this is an agricultural society," moi an
institute. 1t is the practical that must have prcee
dence. and first Of all is Mules, then Jacks and
Brood Mares. A mare with two mule colts at her
side, yearing and sucking (mule) colt, the high
est then the mare with one colt, and so on.
Lest weary you on stock, will say no more
As regards your friend, fear be has committed er
rors. trust lie will secure more assistance the
next Fair, and things will be got up more deliberate
ly and with the light of experience. assure you
have nothing against him personally-quite the con-
trary. He could not be we'll replaced; he really
has more knowledge Of Agricultural Fairs, than
nineteen out of twenty men in our State but is rali-
er fanci!ul.
Nov, hope have made myself understood, and
for fear you may think mean some disrespeet 10
some one, will change my signature to the
STATE FAIR.
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