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TEAvE open and exhibition large and general
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TEAvE open and on exhibition large and general
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Guns, HOUSEKEEPING 10
rICLES, Ar. g.,
OF tho House well rs the trade generally
Merchants Farmers Mechanics Contractors and others viii
FoEEiGN GOODS
AMERICAS GoobS
purchased direct Of the Manufacturers We feel assured that
section Of The state We respectfully AK an cxaminatan
ofthe iohowngaes which constitute portion of stock
Ivory Knives and FORKS lin eli- of 81 pieces.
Ivory Knives oH}y for Silver aud Plated Forks,
Bnfk Coroa Horn and Bone Knives and FORKS
Ivory handle Carycrs and Forks,
FIatsi .ra6je rra and Dessert spoous
Plated Tea Sets in 6 piece with Walters
Pafcd Ice pitchers wi tobets &c both plain aud chased,
i!atrd IandcSlicks aisp SHUTTERS AMI Trays,
Plated Frut Baskets,
Plan, CaNors in every variety. some elegant,
Plated ii-h lutt"r and Fruit Knives,
rloor on cloths from +, yard. vide
Oh cloths for tho rab" IA Na'r'ny aud Rosewood colors
OH Table Covers some beautiful designs.
Tea Kettles. ChafnR and Vegetable Dishes and Dish covers
Brit auia Coffee aud Tea POS,
Bras and Irou Bronzcd Iron ditto
Porcelain, Bell Metal Brass Tin lined Kettles pre-.
serving and al Other purposes,
Papier Machc VS. icrs
Toilet Sct,s. Bathng luhs for children
Carriages AMI Baskets Cabs Foot Mats aud in fact any arti
Gle necessary t" ho"-ekeeng Fine Peeaa c~'y Rasors
'''s''' GUS PISTOLS ntismsa r,cNrr
Fin Douhle Single aereedGuns, from 81 90 to 23 90
Fine Rifles. ranging from 81 to SO.
Powder tasks Shot Pouches, English French Aneri-
Percussion Gaps,
Colt, Five shooters, in 4, aud 6nch barrels,
Coils improved patent Five Shooters
Colt ST shooting Revolving Rifles,
Aliens Pistols, in every variety.
Fishing Rods, Fishing Reels. Lines Spinners,
Nirg and Limerick II a.hs. e.
HOUslBJILDING MATFRIAIS
Locks variety Window tlas from by 10 to %
by inches Hinges Bolts, Nails, Bad~ Window
Springs Sash aud Blind Fasenng sash Irons and Cord Sash
raeys Sash Rollers, sand Paper and any other articles
essay aiding purposes Carpenters Tools and That's for
MHurtRhfS Planes of every description Marking aud Cut
ting otuaEes Hand and Bench Screws BaX@pod and Fine
Ivory Rules aud Framing squares, Saws Of every
description. Chists Hammers Halehets Broad Axes Hand
Axes Singing aud Iathng latch Is Patent Boing and
Moriiaing Machines, &c, &o
BLhCkSMITHs TOOLS.
Smiths Bellows English and American Anvila ScAgc and
Hand Hammers, Files and Rags solid Box Vices lrsc
Shoes Shoe Nails Iron Brace, PateIt Drilling Ma
chimes German Shear Steel 1r Contractors and
AqrcutBrai homcDtsot dfsrpfi0H Sdddrs Mderais
AMI in fact every article to be found in
general stock Hardware aud intend to keep always
hand good orhe best goods AID will sell aS cheap
any ether House
Orders will meet with prompt attention and satisfaction guar
teed Call and see
ap2}dNct4uIy COLHOUNS, WHALING WILLS.
Rep
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MAY 11rd, ls57.
GEORGE NJ. RUCKER,


gBAS Just received following very desirable good T.
which invites the attention OF his customers and the
buycrs of Dry Goods generally:
SIX Frnges and Tai Bntons assorted eoors t" math1
Rack Mnire Antique Ribbon (tor trimming BasqncsJ
Plaid and Checked tfnghanS.
Rack beautiful Dress goods Tor noulnhg(
Skv Blue Maria Louise Pea Green and Black M1usins
Stce Sn,ing skirts assorted Styles very desirabi"J
Whalebone dn # -.....,--
Black More Antique and Lace Nantes very beautiful and
extremely cheap
Dl,ck Uhantiia Lace Nantes. lin great vartetyrl
Irish urns Hosiery AleEanders kid tioFeH Ne &C.
All f'yhrh viii be- sold extremely low Those "',h'ug T."
avail thns benefits resulting from tn" o' Pfc
yste,y will hnd their greatly promoted by rallng ana
making their purchases from tins liouse u Al IL.
may - IS
uynsc SAlE-Jcn shares STOCK III the y rank
II lin building and Loan Association Apply al TINS once
i'll
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From New fomudInui-E ,eiie,nent About Lead


ST. JonNS. June -. The weather continues
unusually wet aud cold for the seasan. 1t has
been raining for two days past. but our telegraph
lines work admirably. aud communication are re-
crived from our Office, No % Wall street, New
ork, IN from twenty Ia thirty minutes.
There Is "A great excitement here about miner
al. IN consequence of the large quantity of lead
being got ont Of the min. near plaeenia belong
ing Ia the New York, Newfoundland and London
Ielrgrnnh nmnnnN.
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1t has already been mentioned that the Second
Presbyterian Church Of Cincinnati has disapproyel
of the action of the General Assembly, recent IN ses-
sion in Cleveland, on the subject Of slavery At 4
meeting Of this congregation on Friday last, the Pas
tor read paper concluding with the following
wholesome and christian remarks, which might be
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I \lTED STATES
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY,
NOW Is TIE TIME 70 ADVERTISE
10 the Were chants. Mechanics and y Professional
Wen at l.yarhburg.


1NU THE PGBLiG GENERALLY
II PERSONS wishing advertise Their 81 'SlNFSS or
~ PROFESSION IN the follow M papefs. which am
Agent each of them having IAngE CiRruI ALTON In the
Western aud south Western counties - Virginia and East
Tennessee will please call on
VIRGINIA AND TIME SCI NEwS Bristol
BRDW NIOW'S kNoANIlIE Ileun) WHO
NlNnltAIoR, I"nesbnrpugh Tenn
GAziTrf STAR Lesms'ea Va
T V%HI%fAT Abingdon. v,
nnrrMMtoaGN Rtr Liberty. Va
SAllM REGINll.H ts.,., y,
MOI NTAIN SIGNAL. Haah' Va
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, Independence. tirayson co Va
bENOCRAT
WESTERN SrAH. '"si'anNhufg' Va
Wy lHENltl.E TELEGRAPH. },.,..,n -.
NNTUENlLIE TINES W Aih'Nuc' va.
MON DEMOCRAT. / uian. Monroe county Va
ADVOCATE, Jctrr-ouvlie farewell county. Va
Persons hnl {" advertise In At the above rapcrs vii
md Al 10 thcr I\rtisr to- cali the office
INhehtniE NugWau Jr STAIRS, wherr will
made aud al 'crtscmouts toKN AtnEn WITHOUT DELAY.
q viii also and advertising 10 any paper
II thu med states. \ NAEpilI,
hpl = is Foreman Nirginian ptico
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All of these negroes sold enormously high.


REBELLION IN JAII-EscArF AxD CApTUnr.-on
Wednesday morning last. says the Wheeling Times,
when the tn nkey OF Washington county jail entered
that well patronzed establishment, he was seized
from behind by Bill MeCieary, a notorious rascal
who assisted by three other prisoners, named Iamll
ton, Black and HUI downed him in cell ehohed
and gagged him. and then taking the key, made their
exit through the front jail People gong 10 market
saw the worthless showing their coat tails 10 The ein
Gems OF the town, and made chase. They were all
caught after short run and recommitted The turn
key injuries consisted in 81 ght compre sion of the
wlndpipe and considerable stretch Of the open
place in his countenance, into which was unceremo-
mously crammed the whole Of filthy old shirt, TO
Keep him from giving the alarm.
SUtcGpE.-0n the 18th instant, Wesley Melting,
respectable citizen OF Harrison county, Va commit
ted suicide. The unfortunate man came to his death
by placing the muzze of rifle to his breast and
pushing the trigger with the ramrod.
The following in regard to the crops in Southwes
tern Virginia, We clip from the Wytheyille Times
We have recently had fine opportunity of view
ing the wheat in portions of this and the counties of
Washington and Smytb. From our observation, We
see no cause to npprehend failure of the crop
True, it is generally late but that is abont all that
can he sad against it. We saw much that was just
beginning to head out, and the heads seemed to be OF
very good size and if the present easonabe wealth
nave heard complaint Of the insects which are de-
s'royng the wheat in other sections of the State
The rust is now the only thing our farmers have to
apprehend, and if they escape that the yield will be
more than an average one.
Corn, OATS AND IIAy.--The reports abont the corn
crop are various and contradictory. Some farmers
say that they never had to come mp better IN
Their lives while others complain dreaduy, because
We1rs came up very badly. Considering the time OF
year. there is no disputng that it makes very poor
snow. However with seaSonable weather aud late
"'I there is yet time for to come out aud do well
1t seems be the almost universal opinionthat the
oat crop will be very inferior one. We hear com
paints in regard to it from almost every quarter
But as some compensation for this, the various kinds
"l hay look very hourishing. Our farmers would 10
well to save much Of it as possible. as 1t VIII 10
"ouht be in great demand another winter.
The Fruit CRor-We NE pleased to find that the
!rH' crop will he much better than was antlcpated
IN the early spring. The trees we have seen whetn-
rappie peach or cherry. seem generally to be vel
n'rd. We think there will be an abandan supply oil
these Injuries
ANOTHER YicrM-Richard C. Windlc formerly
merchant i'll this place, committed suicide at Nhlie
'S, Clarke county, on the 18th inst, by taking
Tha particp "
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Markets.
NIGGaON NO'CsGut

ruNuE rfRN OF rUt1.tAM & DAVIS HAVING bEEN
dsas ed hA mutual consent either Of tho pRrncH h
thoikud the the concern IN settling up tue bu
Tho huoks II the routrn are IN the hands "f
Elnsre z who also authorized TO settle the buHhesa
All pefanns Indebted In The concern WI please call II
Linofc Esa. either ot the hup or settlement
-. NJ rll1INM,
Wall St, Richmond, Va
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citp duO state AHd,ls.

We invite the attention of our readers To the nd
,ortisement Of Messrs. Eubank * Brother Commas
non Merchants. Richmond.
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Az IarsH snl>pY.-Tro Of that interesting class Of
ci,i1ens known rs "Americans by choice moi NJ
avs rhsfre Americans named VIM. Murray md Inn
u.j'an met Sunday morning last IN one of the
le;,kiur houses on Min Street aad after pasSin,,
come questionable compliments ia tue shane Of
cords engaged in one Of those highly interesting en-
ornters for which that green Isle of the Ocean
from whence they bail is so justly distinguished
amer lelahorng each other for some time md not
succeeding in adding much beauty to the face OF eth
cr they were finally separated, bat it seems their
h.Ilioerant feeling not entirely overcome IN tn
occasion OF the morning meeting and haupeuina to
or in contact AT night, they went again 10 WORK IN
GOOD earnest, and thstime Murray managed TO strike
iii. countryman with stone, which took effect on
,,c head aud inflicted a considerable wound
The parties were brought before his honor the
Mayor yesterday morning and both houad over 10
s keen the peace in the sum of : 100 I.tring pi,cn
the required security they were discharged from Gus
tods, it is to be hoped wiser il not better men.
.;aoKE-uorsf BaoKfS OPEN.-The smoke-honse Of
VIM T. Yancey, Esq MAS broken open on SUNDAY
night last and considerable quantity cf bacon stolen
,bercfrom Mr. has not as vet discovered an, clue
fl, the thieves We herr that hi sort of thing Is
now prevalent in our city, aud il would be well Tor
our citizens to look 10 he proper security of their
.noke-houses and other premises from the detreda-
,lons oflhese night prowles.
TnE UNIVERSITY OF NlnGNIA-The commencement
at the University oil Virginia took place Yesterday
Among those students who took the degree of Bach
eor of Arts, are Jno II Tint ciluke. of Richmond
James Leigh Jones, of Hanover, and Thaddeus
Branch, of Dnwidde eouuly.-Among those who
took Master of Arts J Sroticr of Richmond Vim
II Proctor. of Prince George. II II Stevens of lItr-
rsonburg; aud Chas II Winston. of Chc>tcrield-
Among the graduates MrrtIlh Thos [
Dudley If, Thomas r Price 70. Juo u rlltmLc,laxae
Ed rounlaine, jr Of Richmond. Chi, q Go,i.iol Jas
Seuer Richmond. b MauN. from frcIsft.ls shuro:
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DISTRESSING AND FATAL AccmENr The
York township, Pa, we copy from the Eagle of
Friday last:
On Monday afternoon. Mr.. Casper llibler. re-
siding near Dnllnstnwn, Went Ia his well III the
yntd for the purpose If drawing water, when the
wills cavrd in. prrepiiating him down the well
u distance oG seventeen feet, (the well l. about
forty feet dccp) where he. WIS firmly held by
earth and stones. unable To eStfieate himself At
the time the accident occurred Mr. lliblcr was
alonr at home. his wife having gone 10 visit his
mother, who was i'll. She returned about five o.
clock and not inding her husband in tho house,
sh" called aud received nm answer when on
searching tor him she found thot hc in the
we'll The ulnrm wns immediately given and
strenuous rtfr,s made by the ncighhors, t. res
enc him from his perlous situation. They work
ed faithfully, aud at one TIM were within cigh-
teen inches of him, the unfortunate man convers-
ing with them all the time. Their exertions, how
ever, seemed 10 avail but little. for rs fast as
they succeeded in removing the earth and stones
fresh quantities would fall in upon him. Finding
their eNortIons in this behalf of avail the
doomed man shortly after midnight requested
TINT his wife might be brought within henrng of
his voice, that he nigh, bid her n last farewell 49,
His request was complied with, aud We leave the
reader to imagine the scene--the anguish of mind
ot her who, n 'hr | 18th of April last he led to
the altar bride. Al one O'Clock on Tuesday
morning he ceased to exist. and his helcss body
was found about four o'clock much bruised, with
one hand on.
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Tnsu,rHuECAIAMsrv.

BNfni0g q TIE SFeomtf WoNTftW, -I0Ss q 3oU
Lines
QUEBEC, June 81 The steamer Montreal
wn- burnt near tatonagc, about twelve miles n
hove this city, hsi night. There were about
800 passengers on hnrrd mainly Scotch em
grants. If whom 10 t. 2Ou were saved by the
steamrr Napoleon 1t is believed that many
ns two humid ed persisted in the fines or were
drowned. Mr. Philips of Thee Rivers i. among
the dpa1.
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QUEBEC jun 27.-Ihc Steamer Montreal
took fire at o'clock last evening. The steamer
Napoleon saved 200 passengers. the principal
pulionof whom have just Ian led here and are on
their way west.
The latest accounts say that the number lost
will reach three hundred and fifty
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The Captain of the Mo treat, J G Rudolph,
and the crew, are among the saved rhe repor-
ters have just returned from the steamer Napo-
leon, which has arrived with the saved,
and they are assured by those who were on
board that tho number ftho lost will fully
reach 3JO
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FRANCS. Is. DEANE, Jr a SON

a,
MANuFAcTuREHs
CHILLED RAILROAD CAR WHEELS.
HNiEl prepared to execute, promptly orders
their WHEELS, made exclusively Of the best
gin a cold Blast Charcoal Pug
THEY HEFEH TO
JOHN T. MCDANIEL Esq. President Virginia and Ten
Railroad Go.
EDWARD H. GILL, Esq, Superintendent Petersburg and
Richmond Railroad Go.
THOMAS DnDAMEAD. ESD. Superintendent Virginia
Central Raiitoad 20.
Mr. SAMUEL PETERS, Master Machinst Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Co
Mr. ARCHIBALD PAE. Master Machnist Virginia Central
Railroad Co
JOSEPH X ANDERSON Esq, Richmond, Va.
Messrs MORRlSS, TANNER CO, do.
FRANCIS MALLORY, ESD, President Norfolk and Pc
urg Railroad Go.
WILLIAM MALONE, Esq, Chief Engineer Norfolk and
Petersburg Railroad Co.
ADAM DENMEAD ESD, Baltimore, Md.
:. WYATT & co. Charleston s. q.
WILLIAM l. ANDERSON Esq, Mobile, Ala.
WILLIAM q. SWAN, Esq, Knoxville, Tenn.
GENERAL JACKSON MORTON, Pensacola Florida.
The business at the LANGHORNE FOUNDRY, will here
conducted by the subscribers under the firm of f. B.
DEANE, JII Is son. r h. DEANE, JR,
l5c2tawts L. BROWNE DEANE
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~ pufehnse for III. Southern Market LII Nnriers
Tho # 10 o0 tr which he viii pm, tt high
eat ktehuad eas prices rersois having such Ia Pus III
would ia we'll Ia give linn call before selling H., q
found at W II MashA Auction House nj Henry pua,n
tons pire Address T. NJ. bliNNINGIuN
-
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y l, y
~ tgH.y" Gums. Coll's and Shnrp'a -ffkAu--
IzA 80 Rifles Pistols ttfpeut,ia. rTr1T1f H1 Nh 1 "a
FT~~-E~' Smiths, Whrr.N rights. A-4AAAAA '--4lA-Fi-D
Muwrgbtr md Tanners Iaals salnryt Carriage and Rug
FN Iimmnls, springs md Wagon A>lrs Hunting Push
ing lac l' Budng Matofaia Hoe 4 Cas- celebrated Ccu
lar and Upright MIL Saw Farming tensiis Gum Hemp
Packing Lea her ltltnR Laee L. afher Cslf skins Shoe
Makers FmdlnEs aud Tools 1t mesf every description
HOUSE FURNISHING FOODS.
such Floor aud Table OIL Cats Plated Good
quality Brilana AMI BLOCK tin Wate Window Shades ant
totuce Bands and Rms Nnad Willow md Hollow Ware
With rH'Vti assurances e onf abiiy mud determination
Ia sell as low regular hauss whafcvc thanking
I'll nds past tast Tiny extend to
the future confidently saIfl tho pairuna of gen
Inhnr SIMPSON & BRO.
n or'rr viii l.s.s prompt aud careful attention
an,
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Inspector a Martins UarfhoHse
nIuaE q WHITEHEAD,
NJ Com, bi-siou Merchants,
the sale Tobacco. Flour other
IYNtuBHd VA having formed eopartnershp for the pur
of doing general Commission inesa Will their
und vded attention to all oonslgnnents made 10 them
licc IN the Store of George d Davis aud door
u HurkoT EDGAR WHITEHEAD
Jan 10, 1851 THOMAS g. HILL,
Refer to Capt Jno. NJ ooy, Cashier Bank Va. O. ID Da
Wis Jno r Davis Co sanl NJ Garland, Amherst; MAYO
tnboI Nelson; H. q. Mitchell, Cashier Merchants Bank.
Il
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A 90,
WI wholesale aud Retail Ssrorers,

UMMINNIIlN q FUKW AKDINt MENUHANTS, and
Of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
NJ IA" old Stand oi Mccofe jones' MAIN STREET LyNcB-
Hu Va win give particular attention the
WHEAT, CORN, BAGoN, LARD BuTTER &c. Liberal
ndeanccs viii be made all eonsgnnents, when required
Jan
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studied with profit everywhere aud by all religious
societies.
We urge upon those members of our Church, who
disappro,c of the action n the last Assembly, the
exercise of patience and torhearanee aud upon those
who approve Of that actor feelings OF Kindness aud
courtesy toward those who differ from them We
urge upou all n greatly increased importantly in
PRAYER, thot God would pour out Ills spirit upon us;
that lie would Nuke the means 81 grace which we
enjoy successful in the awakening OF the nncon-
rerted I'll oar hands NTH labor aud our hearts
with love
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ANOTHER YfcrIM-Rchard c. Wndlc. formerly
merchant in this place, committed suicide at Nhiie
,oS' Clarke county, on the 18th inst, by taking
'aluandm. The particulars, as we have received
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SUfcGpE.-On the 18th instant, Wesley Melting,
respectable citizen OF Harrison county, Va, commit
ted suicide The unfortunate came to his death
10y placing the mnzzle of rifle to his breast and
pushing the trigger with the ramrod.
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TOBAGtO WAREHOUSE,
~ Front street,
Nav YoRk

COMMISSIONS MERCHANTS AND AGENTS For SAIL
OF virginia MAhiFAtII RED TOBACCO.
Liberal adv auccs on tuuslEnnenta
Mr INNis &. ApAhs connected with this house.
JAMts A CONNOLLY RoBr NJ ADAMS.
a
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m,unn 4 mENnnNmALI

NX1tl select and enter aotefnment Lands with Cash
w N7tt1ul rHsf iuHt Itinent# loan money western
nte mad transact ouern Heal Estata Busines
throughout the North nfHt Address
BEEDE n MEkDENUAIL
an " MlnnenpolIs. Minne snln.
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HENRY -. FLOOD, Attorney 70 Inv. will
y attend all the Courts of the city of Lynchhurg the
counties of Amherst Appomattox Bedford and Campbell
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ENO. ~. - SNNEEI TNRrr;.
- Conn iissien Merchants,
LfNCHBuRo Va,
onr their services the planters aud the public generally
tho sale Of Tobacco Nhra tlar and other produce They
that II - 10 - will enable them
a. Office y a &
Smiths n the the banks which enables them
10 pay the Planters tor their Tobacco without delay
Jho. II. q SAML TYREE.
fob 26d&clY
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o,aNFOKD,s ENYIGOHAtOts for .1ie by cl
- ie L IL a.
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a,nns.. mmn... LAMaE

/. l. AKMISTEAD,
1e2lts R,p copy atai# fntmors' Bank.
EN@TKs GROWS ~ HtsEt.-"HoE. \. y.
a TELTpN having established Nj SitA1. ACADEMY
Ia This ty b. NOW prepared 10 Lessons the Ijoin
Guitar FU If,tgoo &e aud all tlc Hass H,Sirn
lie viii p give BarHoltr istfafi8Hs lessons
7horougd Elss
From long theoretical aud practical experience Ia Music,
he tccb confident IT giving pupils
Is -Ml.r arranged TOR Bfa#s mud Stfiu. Bands Piano
Forte. &c. on the most liberal terms.
Entrance 10 Academy Corner. First Alley nearly
opposite the NrEiuiru unea. Iapr 2awts
LARGE STOCK E9RtW GOODS WE
n have tul at tiq time. probably th largest and best
selected STOCK or STRAW GOODS batorc IN this
market, such Misses FaB Of the styles Boys
Cid Fancy mud Plain H. gon Hats of the hnndspmost
addition thc various glsh straw,
Paramn, Lrphurn aud BRAID HATS II quality Cali
them l. l.. AItMISIIADS,
J, 2lts Rep copy. Mar lafn,ts Bank.
k,TKAW EOODs.-ny spring mud Summer
- supply rRhorn Panama, SennoitH Marrnibo Tamonf
and other Summer Hats, for buys and babies is
hand A,n them is the Gents Black Lcghorn suitable for
GterFvtucn Jap ut T.. SEABURY.
u trEt t.-gbr sHb-t riber Ia ~ nd u In rxe
" lot "t Whisky which he will sell 10 the Trade
mndaug terms Buyers would do well TO him call be
ordering from other markets.
may l2d3qwits n. c. TALIAFERRO.
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ss IL .u.nLIk til tOUGH EltDM BUCHANAN 10
N.aiI ma

II y
Fare from I.ynchburg buchanan. 50
l. Richmond. ! 50
From Iyuchburg Ia Charlottesville. 50
On and after the l2d
buchanan AT d A NJ, and Lynchburg 10 T. NJ, hsaday,
Wednesday aud Friday aud arrive in l. thmond second da
at o clock A Nj
Charlottesville passengers leaving L1chburg at u p NJ
reach Scouosyle at 10y A. NJ daY Hnd la Char
loesyle at > T. NJ Leave Lynchbnrg far Buchanan and
Lexington att NJ, Monday, "Wednesday and Friday and
arrive at T. NJ.
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These vessels of the first class, built the city Bal
tmorc expressly this trade
daons tor passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains wei qualified for the trade and who viii
exertion 10 accommodate They will be tnwcd up and down
the rivers by seam and may be relied sail promptly
advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York
viii mud to their interest ship by tins line freight viii
always be taken low by any other line Packets
Every effort will be made by the agents in Richmond and
New York To- give satisfaction Insurance be in
the Richmond Fire Association by tins line per
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed in obtaining u
share Of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line will be forwarded
free OF commission to New Orleans, Mobile. Charleston,
Nannul any other Southern Northern port.
The vessels will lie In Richmond Dock
Mt Berth No l. Coffee House slip. u Wall Street
DAVID a WIN. tIf RltIE, Richmond 80
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