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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-04

GUNSI GUNSII GUNSIII
lacey q HAMILT ON,
No. 81 College Street, Nashville, Tenn,
EFAvE Just received superior lot Of Sporting Pieces made
to their order By the celebrated Gun Makers OF England
Fine 5subb Twist made by Hollis sheath.
Fine London Twist do Mortimer
Fine Lamenated Steel do Greenough.
Fine Wire Twist do Collng. 5000
French Pattern Lamenated Steel, made By Collins
Lamenaed Steel unvaFnss yTy tine, BY Greenough
Common Wire Twist, Double and Single Guns, BY King.
tn Guns have teen put up with Every gun tested before
being shipped Thew assored and lengths AMI we'll adAp
ted the the spOrtsmen Of this eo1nunity.
They have large assortment OF R5s ana Hvoyer o.
all kinds DeFenger Pistols Shot Belts Powder fasss, Ee
fne Water Proof Caps Badvn and Eey Gun Waddng hne
Sporting Powder Caps Primers Shooting Powder Eley
Patent Wire Cartridges fOFdeer charged with buck shot
10 which invite the attention Of the puoie .-a..
octI-d&tE31
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DaIy's Aromatic valley whiskey.

UuNy dFIstIF
10y COED judges to he free m all deerious
foreign subs and consequently should OFee place
all poisonous adm rtuTes which exercise nwholesOme
upon who than, where they consumed
all The uoxious beverages that generally intended for
MLiakeE iLaDosition and curse
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LsO reesyed me asortment Of Coufsct0per,.-
- an SIN manufacturing that No Candy All 7 -.
seing As any other house city nave ns
nty F'diu rs 70 ny BsksFy poz able . frS .
great many more q tao large Brssd ga ~
'Afi-sS o. SaAes' f1es, &c CHAH. kOBEBTgON
nONSdu 10 n hIarkef sfr..s
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on.II EMAIL coal!

II .,ns wishing superior article Of Coal should cal
A Al he Ena Yard and examine the stock 1t Is guarantees
tOTive more heat make less Asts AND bL; anu AS S
most sena knoaang they viii be pleased. Orae's Can
in Box a PostCce the Yard hack Of inc an
Chattanooga Railroad Depot. ,.,,r-pr .sNpw
novI3 SAMUEL q. hN-N4s"s
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BAKERY AND NATURALIZATION

HAVE this day sold interest in he Foot p,,s
cs AMI Stationery Business, . John Treauor 49, -,
the ber patronage heretofore bestowed me iI he 5sS
20 lhs NV nILH. A. ". JOHNSON.
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TRIMMINGS STORE.
OSCAR BOHM e g. CO.,
Have just opened at their stand,
NO. 2 Union street,
A complete stock Of Fall and Winter


DRESS AND HIANTELLA TRIMMINGS.
COMPRISING ful Of plain and figured Nelvet
Ribbons, Gallons Fruges. Buge Gps, Grape Trimmings,
Belts Buttons, Brd B-le Buttons &c Gc, all Of which
entirely new the could be got in the Eastern
k6ts our stock Of
Tephin McrinO and Shetland Wool,
Embroidered Bsis and silks; Crochet, Embu iery and Spoo
Cotton we'll any other material TO Knitting Netting En-
brory and Crochet work cOCpe and arcr in variety ano
quantity than We also continue to manufacture
PRINCES, TaSSeis, EButIOns,s, COrds &c.
to usual, and will try to suit all and everybody.
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A. RIV ~ CO.,

IMPORTERS.
Direct through the Custom House OF Nashville, Of
BRANDIES, WINES, HAVANA CIGARS, &c,
NO. 30 NORTH MARKET STREET,
DoOE ABOVE WATSON HOUSE,
7E have constantly hand large stock Of various grades
Nv and old Of Port, Sherry, Madeira other
extr. Wines, Lagrima ChYist! MalVoise. sc.
Among the of Chalnpagne and Br6ndS,
have the vsg Champagne Creme de BouEy and Cognac
Ota, Z, Dup1y a Co. orty nine years old.
A. RIVA & CO.,
onSl-lm No. 30. North Market street.,
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Dalyss Aromatic valley Whiskey.
From tie Galveston Ira
We hesitation pronOuneing it equal if not SUPERIOR
to any have drank.
DaIy's Aromatic valley WhiSkey.
From the Memphis Daily Eagle 6 Enquirer.
1t has been pronounced by the highest scientific 4nd medical
authority healthy stmuant entirely free from dele
ferrous We recommend with perfect confidence
TO those require alcoholic tmulant medical Ir
Bosss "Days Valley whisky" superior Gin, Cordial
French Brandy Port Madeira Wines and indeed all other
varieties spirits which sold this MARKET for not Of
them ouni in state. No intelligent physician
would the rashnes prescribe Port Wing or French
Brandy patient when patent all the world that they
had, by base compounds, in the Mississippi
Valley.
would recommend suitable for medicinal and pubic
poses CHAs JAChSoN'
State Assayer, Boston
II is without any deeterinus admixture.
JAS. K. Chiffon, N. D, New York
Entirely free from adulteratng ingredients, frequently
used. JAS. J. MAPLS New York
II Consumers depend upon getting pure article yhea
they buy the Valley Whisky it sold By the bottle and case
only. Ah' IL DALA'
Sole Proprietor.
For sale in Nashville by RAWORTH & GLENN.
sep2l-a3m
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Furs for the Ladies.
SECOND ARRIVAL 1T

baiN1 TO the good demand for LadeS' Dress Fur.t
" BRFIELD & WALKERS. thew bavs - -, =, -
der second suPP-thy going Of rapiy At YER moderate
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DaIy's Aromatic valley WhiskeV,
DaIy,s Aromatic valley whisk

From The Georgian Ctise7A
Itsa pleasant uncuos peculiarly adapted tn
cure who need pure t0c EithOu: much CT the al
cOhol principle.
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Superior Farming Lands for Sale.

NUMBER one Farm contning between 800 and lOO acres
n Wltpn OF an hours ride by the Louisville ano Nashville
Railroad, AM "a by Turnpike, Ct the city Of Nashville.
THIS Tract OF Land situated in excellent neghboThood
has upon good Improvements is we'll vAered for stock nd
her farming PURPOSES and susceptible Of division into
or more places
In point OF location soil, uster &C. for socf grain to-
bacco farm IS unsurpassed by any tract in the State
Psoce churches schools, Railroad Station eonveniene
the premises.
Terms liberal time given Far further palti5ularS
ply Jokn sehon, OF the hrm Of Sehon Merritt No ia
Cedar Street, or at this Office. et6-d&tv6n
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BIaekWOOdAs Magazine
AND
BRITISH REVIEWS,

SCOTT CO., NEW YORK continue to publish ths fol
4. loving leading British Periodicals, viz: ..-
The London Quarterly, CCOnSerVatlvs)
The Edinburgh Review CwhisO
The North BrItish Review (Free church,
The Westminster Review OLlbersl)
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TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
TN Tur DaTrv
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FOR SALE.

THE LOUISVILLE PAPERS received daily b
HAeAA 4 JOHNSON,
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AecD IL hCAOEc lhc HSOplc
,gyHAT the Rail Roads have the following low rates
4 Of freight, to-wit:
FFoTq Nas6r lefo Ka0rr26 and al StTti tie East
TeaaesSes and Georgia AdiiyoId.
Drv Goods and articles usually casa first and second
CLASSES er ids -.. DO cents
yarixare bacon lard. whisky in barrels, and all articles
OF third lass per handred do
Suar moasses hour, leaf tobacco, and all articles Of
fodrtl class per 100 pounds $50 10
From N1slrs 70 Central Depot, Vd and az No7S 1rss'
on The TrgRia ana Tennessee Railroad, articles cdSSed
as above.
First class per 100 pounGs Ceu's
Second dc do dO.............- 40
IhlrG DO do o.. 10
fOuftn DO do - uo
Aud from Nashville 10 LyacAbHTe, "a, and GA NAHUM
'cest on tie Virginia Il tennessee r. H. 70 Ctitrdt Doi
Eirst Glass, per 100 pounds. '-'l 20 Genus
SeCoao 40 90 do. - W
lhTu 10 10 do. 40
EouItA 10 90 DO % 10
Great dispatch and safety gwen to freghts and saving
Of insurance this route.
Inc Ias mentioned above large area OF rch pro
ducFe territory N Tennessee and Virginia. which, from It's geo
graphica POSITION ou-ht 10 Uog Nashville supplies.
worthy euo't al this Nashville Merchants
secure 10 them the large and increasing business this
/ of country. T. W COLE,
Oct5 Superintendent Nashville 4 Chattanooga R.
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THREE YEARS on ygHTSk4r1

..
aAAA ~ store BoHFBon and RSe Whinnrx,.
w " asa old Hhilky tso ysaFs aso. pz7s sni -
ne mesl LehkHHII 4 a1aITa
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PfoI tsuIey D u =. HE
Prof Graves D. President OF the Mary Sharpe College,, VIM
chester. Tenn .
The Weather Indicator offered for sale 81, al the
Drug Store 81 Aaron SfreLcs Genel AGENT the
Of Union and College Streets Nashville. Tenn.
The discoverer will send the NstEaI Weather IndtOr BY
MALL postage paid, we'll put ard secured, to
closing 81 20 current money Pail and PLATA directions for reu
IatoT using, dc, accompany each indicator.
Address LOUIS :. ULLMAE, Agent,
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PRESERVES.

Lso, Preserves, Pine Apples, tloHss, lo54'o
~ CstsuP' saucos Oysters, oardnes Loos'el' - -
Fruits, Oranges Lemons asins, Curants' enron,
Cheese, Dried Beef Beet Tongue, &ei spe deas &C 70 Oe
CHAS ROBERTSON,
NOI7 Market street.
HAVE in store full Of Lpinooa Bars Gel,
sbrsted Fire Proof Safes, ai ze, which VIII q soo
a msnufset urers prcss s. N H0LLIN6SWOkTH.
eauI No. Market street..
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INSTRUMENTS.
TFNHE undersigned have large assortment Of
DTSSECTING INSTRUmENTS
Of every variety, style and prise which tbs attention
MEDICAL STUDENTS
SJespectfully invited. AlsO
Frgf Pan Eve's Pocket Cases
Msy'z "
sythOtonny Gases
. 4"
TogshcrEth very Ia stock Of Ampufatina, GbssieaE
DeBtal and TsepanDins Instruments Of ali kRds
RAINS & BROWN,
Wholes and Retail Agents for the sac the eeesrad
Teniu In trumeuls in Nasuyille sep98
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NOTICE,

TENHE subscribers to the Stock Of the sprin Street Bridge
II Company requested to meet al ne ONCE Of A v s.
the purpose OF eleciing seven Directors
By order Of TIRE COMMISSIONERS.
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PIANONI MUSICI

PIANOS! NLUSIC!
rusT received by the subscriber Is Of those
celebrated Pianos Of Steinwsy & Sons and ~
as Co oS St n THOSE 1 S01 T.as 1 e
pensabe pgror ornament, would do well t. call and
stock Sold as low the lowest and warrant years.
Also for sale largest stock Of Sheet Music and small Mu-
al Instruments in the city For bargains call at 30 Union ST.
osS2I JAS. A. MCCLURE.
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PLASTER

Will carried from the celebrated Plaster Virginia
Chattanooga and Dalton Stations the East Teenuesse
and GeorEia Railroad, dollars per Of 1850 pounds
Nashyill Stations the Nashville & ChaLtalOOg
Railroad, at nine dollars per tor Of 1900 pounds
Also Tuscuua and Stations East Of Tuscumbia, ht
Memphis Charleston Roai dollars and al Sta
-. u-un Il IT, u. a-.-. H. I'm
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N Us I $
ALE! ALE! ALE

NOW 0R NEVER.
AM now in the city engaged selling county rights
Tennessee for the manufacture and sale o.
my Patent Improved Bee Hives the and superiority
testified by hundreds of the most worthy and
eminent citizens country The construction Of Hive
simple and promise il the only Hive in the world known
which proof against the mothe Persons desrou Of
chasing either family rights for the best Bee Hive in
world, find for few days At the Auction Rooms OF
Hardy Brothers. where will be happy to see them
july20-u JOSEPH Amt.
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FIRE CRACKERS.

1FIRE CRACKERS.
6bnn BOXES No. !, received this day. and for sale by
tVOO nov 10 HUGH McCREA & co
FINE PARLOR GRAND PLANO.
TUsT received at LWek's Music store, Call and try
ID IL nova
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These periodical ably represent ths thrse great political par
ties Of Great BrtainWhg, TORI, and hsdcsbut POI
only feature Of their character As Organs Of the
prcfOgad writer's Science, Lterazre Morality and Re
ian they stand, they have Stood unTvaed In the
world letters icing considered Indispensable to the scholar
professional while to the Intelligent reader Of
Try they furnish correct and satisfactory record
the current literature Of the day throughout the world than
can be possibly obtained from any other source.
EARLY COPIES, ..lI..- .
The receipt Of Advance SheoJs from the British pub
fishers additional value these Reprints inasmrch
they be placed the banda OF subscribers about
the original editions.
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0asBbiIIe Gnion anO 9mtritan.
Isates OF Advertising.

Daily IS; rr,-woehIy 50; weekly s..
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DaIy5S Ar"hliIC NIIIeE " HI~hS4
E,orn Tie llen1l1Afs paRu EaaLe 6 Etanirer.

From tie Galveston Ira.
We hesitation pronouneng equal, If not superior
TO any have drank.
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CLASSIFICATION

Spirits Of uryenue, Camphue, burning fluids and varnsh
will oaly he taken al owners risk.
Gunpowder friction matches other cobustible srti
will be charged al local Of each Road and emily
kcgds convenience.
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wEEKLIES.
FRESH ARRIVALS
AT
WE Sell q THOm PsONS
Wholesale Confectionery.

40 AND ~ UNION STREET,
NASHVILLE.
FIFE NOBkS, &c., for the hOIAays:
100 Packages Fire Crackers
l5OsOOO best quality Of T0rpe5oes;
Some Fire Wheels serpents, &C. fer sale b.
VESSEL & THOMPSON
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THE PENNSYLVANIA
CEN TRIAL ROAD.
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CANDY REDUCEp.

T2NE recent decline Havana Sugars enables sell Can
dy from thus date until further notice per 100 Ib
Terms cash VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
nov2I-d
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-07

yuNE Proprietors these Machines claim nnd are prepared
to substanae the cain.) that their Instruments ciH ere
cute In the best manner any and al i"dSW ntee'oH-
Combining they do all the improvements which experience
ns proved to be requisite perfection n the sewing Ma
chimes they themselves TO the publ" as the sp'
and reliable instrument In the market and adapted l" ''
cry branch industry In which the needle is required
They will stitch, hem, fell, bind and gah.r They 'naEe
strong lock stitch cannot be ravee or pulled out They
make beautiful uniform stitch, alike both sides of the work.
without forming ridges underneath. ,
The Machines have great strength, are lrccl sle, ""
the management of them easily acquired .
ANY spool Of cotton, read silk may be used without re-
winding They are aosekeSs In their "rniin and %
,rsuy k0n1er than any other Sewing Maelnn" "N,aht
Let Manufacturers Planters Farmers ohshtpef or my
cher VERSIONS in instrument 10 execute any EtHd
of Se,cing done by ndcn1y MAKE sure heJ af'"t me
I.st by examining ours before purchasing
SAMPLES of work sent by mail - ,.
' p HORTON KEACiI, AGrSr.
co,;,,b;an Hall Main ST, 9th " 10Th up s'as
AZ W. a .a,,,ni Eicim"nd Va.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
Public Sale Of Land.

Ha ON FRIDAY. the 23h day of November ensuing, shall
NV proceed 10 sell at Worihams Store In Bethel the REAL
-A-ESrATE of Edward Tinscy, decd The Mansion lous
Tract contains m Acres of which about 10 Acres James
River Roti"m Of superior quality The highland Of
good quality, with sntccncs Of timber and the improve
n,cnicn; aud comfortable The Chestnut Island VIII
also be sold, containing .8 Acres This Island believed I"
be valuable above lynclburg from which sdisnnt
only about miles The property viii he sold together sa
racy may sui purchasers The atcntion Of those disposed
and be bought tor m price The James River improve
affords facility for getting Its products 10 market
The Island aud large portion Of the Farm being bounded by
the river large of fencing thereby saved To
gentleman If capital In The city, this property would make
most desirable country seat and L. who would manage
sklfly The purchase would he profitable Investment
TRRMsOne-hnh cash. The balance equal instruments nj
t. AMI years bearing interest from the sale Bonds With
good srcu, be given for The deferred menis and t" IL
lie retained us ultimate security.
II not sold the property viii he rented for the ensuing
hui shall ccranl, sell il offer made that will Justify H.
ROBERT TlSS1Ei.
oct 2t-cln Executor
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store House. Lumber House office l. Garden
IN ROANOKE COUNTY, VA.

pursuance Of deed n Isti executed II, Samuel T. Holt,
10 the undersigned, for the benefit of snry creditors Of said
Holt nn wich duly recorded in the Clerks Ollie 9" the C"nn
Court Eoanukc Va will h" sold, at public auction On
9th lust, tNoNenlbcr $500 on th" premises
House Lumber House. oler, and Garden, containing
half ground which Is productive, lately occuI
ed by Mr. Holt.
This Is cnnrnty good stand for extensive mercantile
business Immediately contiguous the big Lick De"
the Va Tenn Railroad, ~ miles West "f lynchhnrg. In l;oa
uuko county, surrounded 10y wealthy and punciual comnnui
well commanding Tia" trade of several counties using
said depot, renders II worthy o the attention of all persons
IN mrr aniIc business.
The propcrt! viii b. sold together. the ONCE and Garden
ma, he detached and sold separately II desired
At the Tim, and place OF the fixtures about the
store will bc sold.
reasonable credit, If desirable Will BE- given, which will hc
made known the day OF sale. food personal security VIII
be required and the title retained until the purchase none, he
paid. The title sad property believed Ia be- nnqir>onn
bic. hui the undersigned wi convey such tile is vested III
him by the deed aforesaid. COLIN BASS, Trustee,
Iil! Lick. Roanoke, Va.
The above property advertised be sold tn" Isl Of june
last hut sale effected The sale will now positively,
take place. COLIN BASS.
l-ct9noyif
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Valuable Diamond Hill Property For Sale

~ INTENDING to remove from the city offer al pri'at"
ME- sale MY RESIDENCE Diamond Hill, together with
the of Land thereto aacheLit being III" sam" prop
purchased by of Alanson Wins"ns Trustees THIS
property is among the desirable In the city.
The is Of brick contains IL ro"ns IN thorough re-
and has attached all necessary ouh"uscs am fine VIII
The ground perfectly level aud is In fine stat I"
Guilty To city purchasers this property needs no doscr
ton well high character of the ncighboro' in
which Is situated, is too well known to require praise.
will be reasonable and time made +" suit pnrts
era Inoy 2-dfsl &. 4. CoLHpTN.
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TOILET ARTICLES
Notice TO Builders

nS the 26th day OF November Failing Spring Church,
Rockbrigc county Va Committee. represented h! the
undersigned. Will proceed 10 pu, uner contract the work
building Church dcc MIL ii> date, proposals for DONG
The will received The building be 70 10
brick foundation, and 10 be placed about 100
s;,rds from the old chrchIl the available material Of which
is tn used by the contractor in the bA.ling.
SPECIFICATIONS and Drawings be at the store Of
Il orkle N Co, Main Street, Ilnrlbarg,
The of the church abcnt Y miles from the North
River Canal.
iSaldcrs will send their proposals Ia
W. f. POAGUE, Chairman Building Committee,
n,r Del Fancy Hill, We.
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v.,uAs;r PROPERTY SoLD.-The old Magnolia
.,-oner,v in Goodson, was disposed OF al auction,
~ Tuesday last. by Messrs. Peck 4 Lanshorne-
.,he whole bringing the sum OF $6.6!o. Mr.. lh"s
r lancaster. Of Lynchburg the well known pro
o,;o,or of the Lancaster House. bought The bulk
p 9f ,he property, consisting Of the old Magnolia
10 with a tw5 snxy brick tenement several out
,n;lainr., stable and fen-pin sllAy thereon: to-
o.hcr With two quarter acre lots. east of the Vir
,;nia Depot, for $3.50
si1,; M. Lancassers design, we learn, to take
L;s resi,Ienos In Bristol, and to commence i'm
up ,i G the improvement If this property 10y
m me- srsct'on of a large hnte which his long cxpc
l .;"ncs and high reputation in the hote business
r'e"' c,,srntee that IL will be Of the very first
"lasso Bristol Netos.
~. o,ove annou ,cemcnt will be read with re-
~ that portion Of the travelling public who
s.e b.cn in the habit of stopping at the Lancns.
INV u,,,so in this city, Mr.. L. thoroughly UNDER
UT the business of Hntel keeping, and we be-
St' ,nye general satisfaction to his PATRONS
v Wssnsratunte the Bristol people on the
W, If 80 worthy citizen, and 50 excellent
o', ~" Ieyburn Wilkes, who has been the popular
,,niirj ut the Peaks ol Otter Hotel, for several
''n,rs mast WILL understand succeed Mr.. l.. in
',,,pa oement OF the Lancaster House. Mr.. w is
worthy and accommodating gentleman, and will
're doubt not, meet tho requirements OF his WISH
,a-s We wish him the fullest measure of success
in his new undertaking.
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E'Nsi Trade.
ENEI TTnUc.
GEO. u. DAVIS.

GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. l31 Main ST., Lynchburg, Va,
ing and VIII keep hand large aud well selected
stock Of Groceries, staple Dry Goods Hardware Wondanr
Shoes ui Hats, Iron, s'cr Nc all Of which VIZ viii sell
cheap short credit and , NIL IN want Of cheap
goods examine - stock before iug. u has large lot
OF The t,l,sing goods;
Failed Cloths ID aud ~ tumcre- Cassnelis mud kcrsrys;
Negro kc. white aud colored Bed Blankets, 81 and IA
Sole lpuilnr, Iduiag and liiniing skins;
tronca aud Philadelphia ali skins, Pegs, Last, Nc.
Tanners Tools, Tanners oh, Lamp on and lnllom;
Inns , OIL Zine and White Lend, topal and JAPAN Narnis
Fellows, Vices An,s, Screw plnlts Files aud ltaSps
Slice! .mUgs, Iron ANcls Spndlcs and holsters;
Hammered oicd Iron sheet IRON Cast shear ar Bis
tered Steel;
Bal, cotton Cotton oknahurgs Brown and Blenchcd Cotton
Cloths;
sugar, Coffee, Molasscs syrup Salt, Nails, &c, Sc.
VIII Hy III" Highest price for NuNc Wool Rolls, Feathers
Bes~aX, TaluM aud all other touir, Produce Call at No
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