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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-14
CAUTION!
New Store. New Books
nreai Reduction in prices.
30 MUST REC EGVED " At The South
az mart g2noL and Variety Stare

nreat Reduction in prices
80 MUST RECEGVED " Al The SOUTH
CD port BOOK and variety store,
81 l(-,r.eSs Da'ii D5 Man street,
% LARGE CASES or VIEW BOOKS!
per, Paper Hausmgs Fancy Articles YANKEE
Notions, Boots and >.oes Iul.a Rubber Coos, &c
al CORDS more daily arriving
These Goods were purchased u the
Very Loces' Prices for Cash,
and We invite those Who would like 70 see
"Iiolo Loo Goods can be Solo,
to give us a call and
Be sure to bring he m2aey ej.l them"
In addition 10 our large s,oc6 Of
BOOKS AND STA TIONER I,
comprising every variety Of
School Books, Lar, Neicd, and 7Heo-
logical BOOKS, Miscellaneous Books,
&c SC.
Wa have also received the largest and mos; desi.
ru5.e assortment Of
III " h'EE TION s
ever seen 40 the Nes.cn country, consisting Of
Combs OF al varieties Rezyrs Kul,es, Sbeals,
Ihin'oies >rectlccs spoons, Needles, Hooas and
Eyes, SusrendeIs, Buttons, Brushes soap PERFUME
~ Wallets Purses, R"lds, Carl Cases, W.,cA
Cu1us, Looking Gas Is, six Thread. Wht'cDone.
Tobacco Boxes Caps, Powder FhsNs shot
Pouches, CARPET Bags &C &c Sc. Al:o, large
saJ splendid IssortucGto
INDLl RUBBER COODS,
consisting o. Mems Womeu'>. aud Misses Rub.
Der Over shoes; Rubber Caps Goo;s son We>tcrs
Gloves M.lea~, Co., pet Bags Lie gTe>ercrs Leg
g.ns 81 g.; toselhcrvrha LARGE STOCK OF
BDOTN avn NJyOES
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JOEEN E1EKENS.
CLOCK and WATCH MAKER:

VA OULO respectfully INFORM the citizens 0.
w Southport and lis vicinity. that he has just
'erelved very good and "elI selected assortment
OF JEWELRI, containing the following articles:
All kinds OF Breast Pins, Finger Rings,
BracrIeIs, Ihimbles, Ear Rings,
LocNets. Gold and Silver Pens aud Pencils,
Gold Guard, Fob and Vest Chains.
Gold and SllvcrLevcr, Lepine &Vertce Watches,
Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles.
Steel Beads, Clasps and Tasseis, Razor and Ra-
Tor strops, Peuk hives and Scissors, Silver,
Shell and Horn Combs, Silver and German
Silver spoons. Plated and Britannia Ware,
Accordeons Clio Tooth. and Hair Brushes,
Fam, Purses, Picket Books. Violin and Violin
strings; Eight day and Tnirtj hour Clocks,
Toys and many other things TOO numerous to
mention.
CLOCK. WATCHES. JEWELRY, &c,
carefally repaired and warranted Cash paid Tor
old q old and Silver.
Nay 1919 --n47tf
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NDT'SGE.

NOTICE.
a LII knowing themscs Is indebted 10 the Sub
"a scrber either by note, or book account viii
please cal, al my residence OH Wlsconsiu street:
ard settle
All neslecting to comply with this request will
tnd their notes and accounts leit with magistrate
iog collection
July II, lS49. ". P. WATTLEE
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-14

h5RD WIRE. OILS AND P,3INIS,
BOOTS md SHOES, NAIL,
End GLASS;
ever broughtto this market when VIII be sold
for caDh ol barter az IoW "a At any House on TIE
west side ot Lake Michigan
~ de sugar and Molaagc>inst received ana
VIII te sold wholrsalran md retali AZ II NJ x co.
80 Bales Phgrlm Shect;ngs superior TO any arti-
ce in the market. just received II H. NJ &. Co.
2C1) lbs White Lead from tho Union Works al
Brooklyn, may be had AZ H. VI & co.
100 Boxes ChanpIain Glass Of different lie
superior quality at II. NJ q co
10 pieces French and German Broadcloths Of
different coors and at low figures a; II. NJ & Co
1000 yds Cotton Begging Tnillcd, also 1909
Bags for sale at H. NJ. L Co.
Also large stock of Full Cloths Sattjnet.
TWcels. Kentucky Jeans Cotton Cashmere. LIN
en- Drills, Burlars, and in fact everything usually
found in the market. can be furnished customers at
their Brick stores north at the Mansion Uunse
n. B. Cash paid for Wheat.
HALE, MANNEY & co.
Southport, June IT, U5r
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s Southport Arril %, 40.
~ ~ MANNNNs,

THE undersigned now offers tor sale in lots
L to suit purchasers the LARGEST and
BEST ASSORTMENT Of LIQUORS ever
brought into this market. This assortment will
be found the best drd purcst Brandics, Wines
and other liquors. All the above were our.
chased Of the importers directly from the ware
houses OF The Custom House by the suhscrib,r
himself He can therefore with the fullest onf
dencC recommnd them to the public.
Call at PomerCy's old store, on Market strc.t.
two doors east OF Dr.. Greene drug store.
THOMAS PRlCTURE.
n B. Cordials and Bitters.
5 oothPort, July 81, lS4s. 4tf
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-14

Is "a 7 l. call the attention OF p-rsous IN want OF
w Stoves, 10 our assortment. We have over
200 now on hand, and shall be receiving additions
10 our stock until the close of NAVIGATION. In
thickness Of plate they ercsl all orher Castings in
this markct-most Of which s0arrant not 10
crack bv fire We offer
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-14

ust Esecctyctl, Boxes OF suQecine sal
GD eratus. which viii be sold low by
Aug. II. lS49. +. 5 GREENWOOD.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-14

s. I EMS. do YOU want geneel nctrs FOR your
q 81 fancy Horses Call at the Hardware store
ANA select from the fancy assortment o!
Aug. 10, 1919. I. BAN
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Book -Bbin<Iiglg.

& ND BOOK repaIe, and Periodicals aend
Z P"lh"r Books oaud, by being lett this oiIic
Nav Is. lNIp
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WAKEF ELD'S
SaERIaBNER

Str DAUY UyUHl{IR>
FROM NEW YORK.
az RS. ROBERTSON has now in her Tetab-
We 'ishment = MilIiner and stray Worker
iro." New York city. Ladies' wanting old straus
done up can haze them done 10 look like new.
Southpc~t Aug ~ lNlQ
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-14

EIYoR The CIIILDREN-Toy Pals, Buck
Is cts, Tubs, Trays, Cups. Trunks Pla'eS, Rat
lies, just received AMI Tor sale by
JuIy 81, 1919. MAnsuALI s. pnELrs
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LErel0hle

Si,lfuiIy and elegantly prepared by the Graci
enb"rg Company from number Of the most pa,
rfyiug, inv,goratlng and healing Roots, Banks,
Herbs, and Vines, gathered in The Forcst and
PraIrles Of America. Price - cts per package.
Ihe CLiLIren'a D1,1nrnn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-05

inactive and permit their Political enemies to her
own means "a accomp -hnI result desirable 10 them
selves and Injurious Us-and thus extend the unfur-
unae schSn IN our owl party Tn such extent that
Tine or circumstance shall heal it Had better
10y aside personal preferences for while and walt until
ar danger entirely past beore quarrel over the
respective claims of particular friends How then can
graf ana Important end be ned 2 Simply IN
ra-nr uui " view the .-ad b. VI ruutentunr arl
y r'o fairly orIanizad County Convention. d--r
mi.-d suppIr. lHe morn 1ee whoever TIE may 1e. Wh
alI llr -fJrts- deem it unnecessary. after y many
Years experience and - many usrous examples
tempt ~ adtuce agunents % prove tile u7ur and
greet advantage If Converjons for regent experience
te1che~ u that matters MT. his 4te day If general
aspiration to Fca 'an-.b lbs great man, popularity
uT hDw Ill.,! quailra,I-s t. e e, i, Is al.nsf
nPSs BE !Jr him To receive The crIIa aud united sup>
port II hi| party unless he has been regularly nominated
There VIII ba snne rather rrfractorv-5rciuSe they.
Or ihr'r parfic1'a friends, happened BE- called
aS ne mos suitable candidate ;, that L j. only Ia
iaTy c'.s liuled Cunvenpn, that All II The different
prauis' claims cau w .,cus-ri ihe Ii 4 available man
selected ami union and harmony secured " th- party
LET Us Then u--t az mkt F-urnary Cunt aud
Lravor " reconcile differences arb thereby be able.
III thu beginning d the Spring Congress- nal contest 3,
eve IL our Able and faithful Representative the support
II uniied, ven organ ze. fary-aad not Of that -
divided and distracted.
Il does really SEEM that if union and ofaction
ueed-d me er han al another His
thu par ocular jqncure Ie, US brother Why's then
make more IF IT produce this happy result. If
Mr. Gra~ty. who Is known 10 he irreguIarly elected,
(that :. 4-rlad by some Wing votes and me l.. c.
votts) receive the nomination ot his Convention,
ME will support him che4-ulIy than myself and ii
he j, ne uamne all We ask. i, that he and his
friends u DO he upon tue nominee. Our experienced
member. ON. lownrs. was regularly nominated last
Sprnr and NJ clurs- Is regarded 4 candidate again.
Already He uau Is Nc several have Been spoken Of to
represent I'D he House uf Delegates, either Of whom
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-05
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Ofic' ofMe .4mericaa Jnluury %, 5 PM.
CAITLE.-I'he supply Of Beeves at the scales to-
day was very small the offerings only reaching $50 head
Of these 256 sold ty butchers 40 left over mn
sold, and G6 driven Phade phia. Prices ranged
from 275a$4, averaging So ,25 gross.
iiOGo-lhere was great Increase in the quantity
to d4yand prices ruled something lower. We quote from
s5a5 81 2
FLOUR-On Saturday there transactions
OF any moment in Howard Street Flour. Buyers were
Offering SIS! l-2, but holders were unwilling to lake
this rate To-day the market is very dull, both holders
and buyers anXiousy awaiting the arrival Of the steamer
Sales. Of 90 b5ls. have been made al f,S IL
We note sale POO bbls City Mills Flour at So
Some holders refuse that price.
GRAlN.-Smal sales Of Wheat, received by wagons
at lOOal los cts. good 10 best reds.
Corn is in good supply, and the prices show a slight
decline. Sales Of white at 47a4S cents, and OF yellow al
52a53 cents. Market not brisk to-day.
Nequote Rye at 60 cts for Maryland. Small sales
of Oats from at 35 els.
PRONlSlONS.-We have transactions to note in
Mess and Prime Mess Pork Bacon Prices remain as
previously quoted. On Saturday sales Of 500 kegs Lard
at s els.
WIilSKEY.-Th demand to day has been quite &C.
tive Sales Of hhds. freely made at % cts and bbs
at "A els.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-05
STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET.

STATE OFTHE STOCK MARKET.
Repor ed by Bererly Blair. Licensed Stock Broker.
State STICK 8 per cenls-par value $OJ-saes at
par.
Cooperation per cents--par valne $lOO-last sale.
at %
james RIVER s Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by the
Sale-9> and interest
Exchange Bank Siock-par value SlO0-none on
sale.
Farmers Bank S'ock--par value SlOO-9S.
Virginia Bank Siock--par value S70-65z.
Manchester Cotton aud Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value 100 held So
Richmond Fire Association Stock-par value $50
500 2 a so
Richmond. Ere lercksburg and Potomac Rail Road
par value $l0O- held at SS5 and in.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-05
THE TWO CONCERTS

IT will Be ZEN. BY an advertisement IN ID days paper,
th1i the Brass Band: il culuncon with the .1,retuer
Ei'opsa" 1occlists, intend to give Concert on Tues
day ngtt uex'
We understand that it is the intention of the Vocaliss
to CIV. Concert on The next evening. We do not
hesitate to say that those who attend will be highly de-
lighted with the two entertainments. Both bands are
highly spoken ofby those WHO have heard them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-05
THE VERY LATEST By THE CANADA
BY EXPRESS AND TELEGRAPH.

PARIS. Friday, 18th January. II M-The Presi
dent OF The Republic has determined that the cand-
da es for the We Presidency shall he NJ Odon Barrot
NJ. Abhauucci. and NJ. B,ula Laburhe. The former
viii undoubtedly be chosen by the Assembly VI Duiar-
re- it is said Will succeed Odilon Barrol as Minister Of
Justice
French five per cents. quoted at 75f.
LIVERPOOL. Saturday Morning, l3rh-We learn
from Paris mat the in tavur of dssovng the
National Assembly meets with much favor and at a
meeting Of the Clubs last evening it was asserted upon
authority that Lamariine approved and would support
the measure for the Immediate dissolution Of The Assem-
bly, he lately took 50 much pride in constructing.
The collision or-shadoNed between the Gu ordinate de
parmens the President and another Assembly, which
IS perceived by lamaGne to be inevitable, has induced
him to take this step.
We learn from Austria that Pesh has surrendered to
Gener Wind srraiZ
ROME
Ills sad On the authority Of The Ministerial circle in
Pars that intervention in behalf Of the Pope will be
immediately made By the great Catholic powers Of Eu-
rope.
IRELAND.
We learn BY special express from Dublin that there
has been trial u Duey. The Judge has declared that
only count indictments Were had and that he could
not be tried flr any feunous publication is
sued after his arrest
On Tuesday The ju lges will pronounce judgment
the write OF error brought by O'Bren, Meagher and
others 1t is said that The judges Will be equally divided
the occasion.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, 18Th. M
There moderate burlnesS this renonn in Cotton
and prices steady Sales will probably reach 5000 bales
IN there transactions. but the market is dul
and heavy and likely from all appearances to rem il
for the fortnight. Prices unchanged from quJ
10 Of the previous day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-05
CONGR ESS.

In the Senate. Wednesday, bill was passed crea
ting additional District Court Of The United States in
Texas
The Panama Rad taken up and discussed. but
no action had.
Messrs Clayton, Davis Of Mass, and Davis Of Miss.
were appointed Committee to report mode of exam
ming the Of President and Vice President and 10
inform the successful candidate, Of their election.
In he House. bill was reported from the commit ee
the District Of Columbia puhibtng The introuctn
uf Slaves into the District for sale hire. After lung
debate and Intellectual attempt lay the table -
ayes Z noes lO6-the bill was passed over.
The naval appropriation bill occupied The remainder Of
the Session.
In the Senate, Thursday, resolution was passed
extending the time for which proposals # the public
Printing should be received um the Sd inst 10 the ls
Of March. The Senate engaged upon the private
calendar.
In the House. the Naval appropriation bill was under
discussion resolution about the printing of Congress
like that passed in the SENATE, Offered BY Mr..
Thompson but the House refused suspend The rules
o. Gen Taylor left his home the so ult in
Steamer for Nashville whence he will 90 to Louisville
He expects to be in Washington on the Goth inst Mr.
Clay does not rnpany him. asserted.
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Transmitted for the Anne rican.1

New 1ork, + eb. ], y +. NJ.
The Stock market without much animation Sales Of
Treasury 6's at l07 and New Loan lO9-
Exchange on London dull al s! to s Z 8 per prem.
The steamers news has had special effect on the
-four market; it active Sales to day only amount
5000 b5s at $5,44a$5 62a for Western and s. 75a
S. 81 for common Grnesee; Southern s. 81 lass So
Corn Meal So Rye flour unchanged.
Mt much doing in whea-sna sales Of red at 5000
ITO cts. and Grncsee l25 al24 Corn has declined
under the news with sales of 80 900 bushels al 54a55
cents flr and 59a6O cents for ai yellow Oats and
Rye 66a67 cts
Provisions remain firm with sales of 600 bbls Mess
and prime Pork al l2,62sasl2.75. Sales Of Hams at
cts, and 300 bbls. Lard at l2 cents per ID.
Grocerles are steady but not much doing. Rice is
quiet at 5 o,3l-4 andvery prime cts. per Id.
The Cotton market is less active and rather dropping
The SALES 10 day under the European advices,
to bu 20O bales, prices slightly in favor of buyers
ompared with yesterdays quotations. The mas
not yet been fully digested
Nhlskey is quiet, with sale of 200 ibis at "a CENTS
per gallon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-05
From the J)nesb0co Uhi..
THE, Rail. ROAD

The Lvnctbn1t and Tennessee Railroad is becoming
the question NJ the day. E-very srcun ot country
and South western Virginia. i becoming alive N the
mprarce VT hrs uprl ana all parties regard ii
wv I-e- inpr vrm-nl 1 rhe a1e-0ne. Nit Only E
s+n'iai th- prosperity of Easi Teuae~s and South
western Nrgnja-5u ore uhch and wi.l prove
the very salvation VI bh heSe large, wealthy and grow
s-c,lol> Ut uni7v. Tie people, tie r-al people
hugaHut an u0per East tennessee. are moviug this
matter. The farmers and mechanics and day-iaolrers
moving In ibis mater and are determined to have
ia.!rai tho gh Fast tennessee and Virginia. if heg
have go build with the products Of thelr farms and
shnNS. and heir hands
We ~ay Vrgina.in spirit Of kindness and of anx
ions concern that size mus wake M. and strike
while lhe Is hut. The Importance Of this great
WITH ufinprvrme1f, n the whole Stale nf Wig nit
cannu' h t,o serious cons deied. BY The Oh D,ini
M. Permit " tn ~ay p Virginia. y at wc know " y
true-tJ wit: IAat GrnrIa Company has sent areas
ntl ihls cinn'v. the counties Green. Nuyan and
Carer. amt tp Washington county. Virginia with cash
d buv Up Nhaa' and b4t ID the terminus Of the G-ur-
It K .rlli. Do fiji bats and last week ~ tide.
IN Ae Hl~un aid Chu"ky Iv-rs,rnpy got their Wheat
f. SIX IhIn~aHd bushels w-nt down the ii pl~tJn and
flnr tnup~and dawn the Chuckv River in all thou
SAID bushels IF the best cie of wheat purchased
at itg cents per bu>h4 All this and hund ed times
A. much more. would have gone to Lyuchburg and
Richmond. if this K tlroad were in opera,n 10 say
nothing Of the thousands our Tennessee Inn, Nails
Castlnls. Bacon, Oh. Lard, Fruit &c &c. In
word. Virginia from her slunburs she is
gone-her rolitca influence g1ne-he products If her
s,ll-h- fruits other Industry activity, and enterprise
ALL all are gone w p are determined in las! len
ne~-e, clnne'e tile al the Virginia line AMI if
che es no' meet rs there Will not only take all
trad to the Sonh but nIIl carry with US The entire
trade Of South EN- Virginia, literally using up Old
Virginia. We greatly prefer going to Virginia with
our trade because that is the line of oar lrada-bu
market mCS have and will have.
We close these REMARKS for the present, by cal ing
attention to me Preamble and Resolutions adopted at a
ate meeting IN which party laid aside. and all
came boldly up to The question, Ike patriots and Of
seuse Also refer the reader ID tile long, able and
highly Interesting communication, from OIL jno Cam
BELL ot Abingd1n-a of experience Of sense, Of w.
servaOn, and Of extensive travel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-05

Cor Crttenden and the Cab;net-The New York
Tribune Of Saturday says:
.'Priva,e ad ices from Kentucky in the opino
hat Mr. Crienden viii feel constrained by The sran
appeals made to him from many quarters to resign mig
present Position, with lis NhJ.e four years tIms
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POSTSCRIPT.
THE NAILS.

We received on Saturday. al O'Clock, the Northern
Mail. by the way of Charlottesville, bringing Bllti
more papers Of Friday .uoraing. When the Rail road
finished II Chrl,es vile We, Of rse shall receive
the Mail al an earlier hour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-05

TWO WEEKS LATER FROM ALL PARTS
OF EUROPE.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore american.
The fIlovirg synopsis Of The news BY the Canada

Correspondence Of the Baltimore american.
The f,l,virg synopsis Of The news BY the Canada
to hand YESTERDAY nlrnng.
GOMMERCIAL AFFAIRS
New ioRK. Jan. 80 ?. "
The general aspect of commercial affrs is encoura-
.ng. aud good business is anticipated during the
ing spring.
FRANCE.
THE news firm France is generally uaimporfant-
Th- PHI, dot has Been "a Still !. occupied ii giving
oaI ,TlnHns. When he appears II public the popuace
receive hun win every demo straan Of respect and
teen There lad heeu several disturbance al Blugnal
rs near Prs. but they confined The locality in
which they originated.
The French Funds are rather lower. The uncertain
tanty which prevailed respecting the probability ohe
Chamber beng willing To be dissolved without any p1-
lrca struggles he ofthe Depression Trade
however, has materially lmpr we'd.
SPAIN.
General Concha has resigned his office as Captain
General Of Catalonia. The Carsts have DlckadeI Gal
LIVERPOOL MARKET. Jan iS
The Cotton Market, tr tie week ending on the 9Th
showed an advance If -8d. .imOSt | Al u Americas
description. there considerable speculaons during
the week.
f. he week ending On the 3th, speculation aba,ed.
and prices slightly gave way The highest business last
week compared win to day is about 81. above quota
tons. Far Orleans IS quoted at 3 SAD 4d Mobile
4s4 ID Georgia bowed / Sa4 3 81. The sales
If he first week IL ESQ bales; second week -66lO
bales
Flour L. :. Sweet 27<a27s. Cd. !odan Corn POS.
a33S. Meal IA. 3d.al5- 81. 4. =. red ~ heat SIS
l0I ais. u. White Is 4d.a7s. 3D.
Iron brisk al full prices
Pork-Amerlcan bbIs. prime new Mes. .Os 20 sos
Old 40s j2s.
Bacon- New long Middles free Of bone in salt, 90 a
ASS
Cheese-Fine 42l4is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-05
PLANO $.

THE SUBSCRIBER
II As Just received supply Of those truly splendid
new scale solid frame Pianos Of Chickerng, man
uacure, Of Boston 1t is hardly necessary say thing
IN their praise, there many persons this place and
the surrounding counties who them in use from
10 past and they easily consulted as to their
tone touch and durability but lest light be thought
fashionable not to speak in their praise Will merely say
thathey stand unEyaed, both this country and in Eu
of their full tone elasticity
touch, neaness and durability Of workmanship Call and
them d. r. I.YMAN,S
Jan 15-w3m Rank Sbuar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-05

here will b4a Temperance Meeting held at the NJ P
Church this (Nonday) evening, at early candle light
Ghe order Of the sons Of Temperance in reglla will
IN attendance. Several addresses may be expected The
public are lied Ia attend
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-05
FIRE AND loss OF LIFE

On Monday night, be'wen II aha o'clock. fire
broke out ii ihe tobacco factory 81 Mr. James i. Goode
on Gary rect, which, with the stock and fixtures.
entirely cnsnuied. small clored boy, be,ngng to Mr.
the second story, burned to death Mr.. c. barely
escaped with his life, letting himself down by rope.
fon the third Story, and had his hands very much cut
the rope. \ colured man in the employment of Mr. G.
ju med from window in the third story, without
cevjng serious injury. NJ G- was insured for about
$50, and must lose between and 50 000-'The fire
also communicated 70 the adjoining tenement Occupied
by Mr. Edwin II. Smith tobacco factory which was
destroyed, together with His stock and fixtures. MI s.
Insured fiji 81 000 and viii Use ahnt s., 800 The
house was owned By MI Wilson If SurTy, and was
insured FIR s., 600. The iemen usual, SON
on the spr, and but fir their exraordnary exertioas
there would be no estimating The loss Of property that
would have ensued.-Rici. Times
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-05

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