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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

ae.5-The Cincinnati Gazette recently contained an
article relative to the public printing of Ohio. which
manifests nothing less, than either the gross
Ignorance or the dishonesty of that paper We
should think the Gazette could afford to feel superior
70 such miserable humbug.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

0-rThe N. Y. Tribune asserts that the recent SLAM
ders against Gen. Lane. appearing in that paper IN
the shape Of letters from Oregon, were uttered by
..ocefocos." and considers this "a knock down argu-
ment." We do not. We suppose that there are a
few "locofoco as well as wbg rascals; aud that
such would select the Tribune their organ Of pub
lie communication. If those assaults had been made
BY honest democrats, who had any reason to make
them, they would have chosen d~Drocrofic paper.
and not the Tribune. their Medium. This very Sc
lection proves their dishonesty. If noihing else.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28
hrA California letter says:

s.tiold digging had been mostly suspended for the
season, and great many persons wero focking Int'
the towns. Wages Of common luborers were much
lower ouly from four six dollars day being paid.
Mecha MICS, such carpenters, masons, &c, cum
mand from Sl2 to Sl6 day. The country IS orer-
run .riA PRINTERS!"
If the last sentence is true, money will be made
at printing for printers are in The habit OF compe-
ting with another, until they get below cost, Snd
work for nothing by choice. In no other trade is
there SO little esprit dn corps, as in printing.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

0-rThe Pittsburgh Gazette understands that, in
consequence of the injurious effects Of the ten hour
law the proprietors of the cotton mills have unani-
mousIy agreed tn suspend work Pass what ia.-s yuu
may for the protection of labor aud capitalists s,'l
exercise the power of starvation. TO bring laboors
terms.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

lin the above debate, MIR. King of Ala, declared
that slave holders had the rgh, to carry and hold
slaves in any portion or all of the territories So he
is reported i'm the Uniou.-EDs. SENT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-23
LITERARY NOTICES.

SPENCER's PoEMs.-Wc have received from
the author, the recently published and neat little
volume Of his miscellaneous poetry, composed.
at intervals some of it as early as at the aye of
10, and so On, upward, to the present year. Mr..
Spencer has occasionally contributed to this pa
per s)me Of the outpourings of his heart and
fancy, which we, in common with many of our
readers, we presume, have highly appreciated.
There can be no doubt about Mr.. Spencer's gen.
ius and aptitude for poetica composition. lie
excels, particularly, in treating of the affections
and gentler sentiments, which ne portrays in
verse of smoothnesS and melody equaling the
most tunelul of our bards. And yet, we have
no idea he has done what, with time and cult
walton, he could d. should he unwisely conclude
to devote his energies to the profitless, and with
too many, the thankless labors of the modern
poet.
The HOME JOURNAL commences a new vol.
ume on the first of July 1850, and its editors
and proprletors are making extensive arrange
ments, which, if carried out as they doubtless
will be, will add still greater attractions and
value to this already most excellent weekly
Journal
THE BUSINESS MANS ASSISTANT, Published
by l.. R. Butts, Boston, 100 p, price 25cts., or
less. We should have noticed this work before,
had not the copy sent got misaid. But when
we found it, we, by way of amends, examined it
carefully and found it so full of useful forms and
every kind Of hints and information which eve
ry body wants without knowing where to look
for it short of lawyers Office, that we said at
once, that the compiler and author had really
done the public service. We think every pur.
chaser will get his moneys worth.
Litters Living Age for May IS is a good
number-tull OF Interesting matter We have
marked one article for our next paper.
OTNLINEs OF THE ANATOMY AND PHYsI-
oLoaY OF THE HoRsE.-Just published by G,
II. Dadd, the author, in Boston, 307 pages -
Having examined this work with some attention
and having previously read most other treatisess
on the subject of veterinary science, we are pre-
pared to recommend this new work of Dr. Dadd
OIL the horse, his diseases and their cure, as a
valuable acquisition to all interested in this no.
Bile animal. horse should be doctored like a
human subject and it is high time that The pre-
vailing miserable quackery in the treatment of
horses should give place to some rational sys-
TEN such as our author has attempted, and we
think succeeded in bringing before the public.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-23

| SUB-TREAsuRY FouNp.-A letter from
Annapolis, Md to the Baltimore Sun, states
that Mr.. John r. Barber, Il farmer near
that city, was informed day or two since,
by one of his servants, that there was Gu
rious mound on his farm. He examined it,
and also probed it with the ramrod of gun,
which struck upon something hollow Satlsh-
ed that all was not right, he came to Annapo-
lis, where he communicated the fact to sew
eral persons. On visiting the place next
morning, Mr. b found that he had been
anticipated, and his servant told him that
two persons from the city had taken trnnk
away from it, They acknowledged that the
trunk contained watches and jewelry; and
one of them was heard to say he was worth
$4,000. "Not many days ago, one Of the
principal jcwelry establishments in Baltimore
was robbed of a large amount of goods, and
it is supposed that this trunk cotained the
plumber.
AGRlCULTURE IN CALIFORNIA. We are
pleased to learn from Mr. Simmons of the
Nevata Ranch" that he has entered ex-
tensively iuto Agriculture and that his crops
are looking remarkably well. His ranch is
situated near Sonoma, and he has upwards of
6O acres of corn, potatoes, peas, onions, &c,
under cultivation. He brought to market a
large quantity of radishes, which went off
briskly at six shillings a bunch, each bunch
containing four radishes, His salad brought
four shiIIgs bunch The fair average yield
per acre fot potatoes and onions is 500 bush
els, and he estimates that the crop which he
will gather would be worth at the present
maket prce, $4,000. Surely agriculture is
the best mining i'll California Pacgfc
Nctos, April |.
A rat ran off with a lighted candle and
sci fire to store in Hartford, Ct.
"CATcH A WEASEL ASLEEP "A hawk
seized weasel in field, near Monmouth,
and was soaring Ioftily with his prey, when
it suddenly fell. The spectators who went
to see the cause of SO sudden fall found
the weasel feeding upon the hawk which it
had killed in the air
WASHINGTON, May 3.-We regret to an.
nounce that the Hon. Timothy H. Young,
a member of the House from Illinois, is ly-
ing dangerously i'll. The compromise com
mittee will hold their final setting tomorrow.
All the Numbers will be present but Web
ster and Berrien, the latter is detained at
the South by illness in his family. The
Galphin committee will report on Tuesday
next The majority will report that the
claim is illegal. The Foote and Benton
committee met to-day in the reception room
of the Senate, and will set again tomorrow
10 The Pennsular Freeman detroit
makes some statements which go to show
that the Wings of Michigan are in some
degree responsible for the repeal of the res.
olutions instructing Cas- to 60 for the viii.
mot Proviso. 1t says that the editor of the
leading Wing paper visited Washington,
received his instructions, came back, went
to Lansing and there used his influence,
with other Wings, in favor of the repeal. =
The Postmaster Of Detroit andMr. Bates
lately Wing candidate for Congress, also
visited Lansin gand spoke in Wing caucus,
in favor of resembling the instructions
LOweN american
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-23
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

"Wednesday, May IS.
At market, 20l Cattle--about 100 Beeves--ond
Al Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows
and Calves, and years old.
PRICES. MARKET BEEF-Extra, SO 25
per cwt, LIST quality, "a, I'd quality, 575, Sd
quality, IS.
ORDINARY-$4 90 a 90.
VEAL CALvEs-S3 GOA 90. Hdes--$4 so
per cwt Tallow-$5 IS.
SToREs-W Working Oxen -$65, 7s, 80 SO.
Cows AND CALvEs-$24, %, SO AZ.
YEARLINGs.-N one-Two Years old-None
Three Years old-$2l. 81, a &c.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-lS1 at market. PM
cEs-Extra, 81 90, 90, 200, a 8 90. By lot,
50 00a300.
SwiNE-5 a6.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-23
RECEIPTS FOR TIE FREEMAN
ON VOLUME vi. VII

N Fassett, il Sargent, w Wells, A M
Amsden, DIR C Clark, l. Fisher, S R Billings,
w G Pike, Paine, L Wheeler, Ashley, d
Bayley D Lawrence, L Perkins, Tapin, $3.50
each. Vandusen, D Haven and L Humphrey,
$500 each. M Cottrill and M Stowe s 200
each. R Sanborn, X Siloway and d Hardy
8 100 each. A Walker So, w Simmons 1888,
S w Cobb 30, L G Chilson 100, E Marsh ,25,
A Hunt 2,37, II King 53,-amounting to 1851
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-23
.)te0.

In this Village on the 18th inst Henry A.
l.. only son of Daniel and Louisa Thomas,
aged l0years 2 months annd days.
Henry thou hast gone and left us
Sad and lonely in our loss,
Death has of our only son bereft US,
But in God we put our trust.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-23

O. From the immense quantities Of ready
made clothing at COAX HALL" purchasers can
find just what they want, without the trouble
and vexaton of seeking for it in number of
small stores. Mr.. Simmons has manufactured
his clothing of durable articles, in the most
fashionable Style, and is selling it at very mod i.
crate prices.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-23
Ibe 1flnrItcts.
BRIGHTON MARKET.

Thursday, May l6.
At Market, 45O Beef Cattle, no Stores, "a
pairs Working Oxen, so Cows and Calves, CSC
Sheep and Lambs and 2l45 Swine.
PRICES. BEEF CATTLE-Extra, $675 -
First Quality, 6 25-Second, 57-Third, 4 IS
WORKING, OxEN-$70, 80, 81, 90.
Cows AND CALvEs-$22, "a, 28, 81, 81.
SHEEp-$300, 3 so, 400. One lot OF Lambs
sold at 81 SO each.
SWINE la 5 lac Retail, 5 l,2 a6.-
Fat Hogs "a.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-23
solomon BurnElaM's Estate,

NTE subscribers having been appointed by the Hon. Pro-
bate Court for the District Of Randolph, Commission.
crs to receive, examine aud adjust all claims and demands
of all persons, against the estate of Soluman urnam late
of Randolph in said district deceased represe ned nsol
vent, and the term of six months from the 9th day Of
April $780, being allowed by said Court the creditors If
said deceased To exhibit and their respective claims
before U.S. GIVE NOTICE, that will attend to the du.
ties Of our appointment at the dwelling house Of Ammi
Burnham Esq. in Randolph in SAID District the 2Glh
dag of October next at O'clock in the fore noon said
day
LOREN GRISWOLD, lc.,..
PHILANEDR PERRIN, Oo"''i's S'o'''S
Randolph May 10, A. d. 1859.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-23
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, MONT
Germam and French Cloths

SToRRs g. LANGDON have gone more extensively
= than usual, into the Cloth trade, ang Rae Just renewed
prime Stark Of high finished GHhMAN u FRENCH
BR0ADCLOrtlS and DOE SKINs'
Mnntnn.inr MnV IL 1850.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-23
FOSTERS
Mountain Compound for the Hair,

OAR spasscS any other article for the LADIES' toilet 1t
POSSESSES qualities never before combined in which are
blended the most potent toncs and agreeable ermes-im-
parting to the hair beautiful silky moisture 1t is the
suit Of fifteen years. experience by the proprietor One
bottle of Is worth mole than lis weight in California gold
u those in want of uxrant head of hair Its high rep
uatinn, om distinguished individuals and the press uni
versay, warrants its great superiority for the all
Diseases of the Scalp, Badness, Grey and Falling Hair 1t
is ugt after by the elite and fashionable in all the pni
pal cities of the Union as the only sure SAFE and efficient
remedy for restoring the hair aud giving richness mois.
tnro t" its texurc-clearng the skin, removing dandm
&c.
Its unprecedented and CxtensFe demand has in
duced hnmbuggng quacks, who had any experience
in the cultivation of the hair, to bring into the market
many spurious transparent nustrums, m de almost
reiy of alcohol, which exceedingly deleterious-
nfla ming the scalp and aggavating first causes Of
badness W Beware of these quackoes 80 Try Eos
tcr's Mountain Compound which is entirely unlike any
other preparation, from the fct that it rdqures SHAKE
BEFORE
Gentlemen and Ladies' we sty-TRY 1T. H. w. Eos.
ter's signature is upon each bottle wrapper.
For sale in Montpelier by S. X. COLLINS, REDFIELD
& GRANNls, and Drngglsts generally. lG:6m
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-23
Silk Goods.

STORRS & LANGDON have just returned from Ne,
y York with lot of RICH PLAIN CHANGEABLl
SILK, Fine Satins,
los Black very heavy, and highly luseid for dresses
May Is, 1850.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-23
The Place 10 HSUy


OARPETINGS and House Paper ut the Peoples Store
" II. KING.
Montpelier, May l6, 1850. 20
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-23
20 Tons of Goods,

BOUGHT at Boston incion at a sad sacrifice from Bos.
- ton cost, just received, and will he sold cheap enough
Tor cash. STORRS LANGCON.
May %, 1850. q
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-23

A LARGE assortment and prices will be reduced from
u to-day. Al should call soon. II. KING
May Is, 1850 20
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-23
FARM FOR SALE.
PROPOSALS FOE A EOAy.

PROPOSALS EOR "A LOAN.
STATE OF CRMONT,
Ireasurers Office, MOntpoli, April 80 1850.
TN pursuance of an of the Leglure, passed at its
October session, A. ID. 1919, authizing the Treasurer
borrow twenty five thousand dtars for the purposo
of distinguishing the Indebtedness ole State to the Bank
Fund
SEALED PRorosALs will be receive until 8 O'Clock y. NJ.
of Saturday the first day of June $50 for twenty five
thousand dollars, rcmbursable as llnws, to wit:
5000 on the LIST day oauy, 1851.
5000 " a" 1852
5000 1884
600 S,55o " 49, s55 and
bearing per cent interest peranbm payable annually
the lst day of July of each ycal
TO give an opportunity for all psons to participate in
the in investment of funds in thoan, bids will be re-
ceived for 800 as well as for largesllms.
No bids will be received belNw Pr. The bids in all ca
should stoe distinctly the praum offered and the
class of Loan bid for, IT, wit whller that payable in
1851, 4, or ;. The proposals ud be sealed and en-
d0rScd PRorosALs FOR LOAN, ind ADDRESSED to the
Treasurer at Montpelier. The ctfcates for this Loan
will be transferable delivery, 18th interests warrants
attached. Each successful bddawi be required to de-
posc with the the awarded OH the 29th
day of June of the present yea in cash or drafts on
Boston, Troy, nr New York.
The bids will be opened at theroasurers Office, at
O'Clock, p NJ the Isl day ofJ 1880 in the presence
ofall persons who may desire and
[l9-iwl GEOIOWEs, Treasurer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-23
Black Laces g. Fringes.

QTORRS LiNGOON hive Just received fine assort.
y IN n of Ffngc' aud Brussels, Lace Egings for Wis,
ties, Shawls Dresses, &c.
May 10, 1850. 90
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-23
TEHE OLD TEA STORE.

WHERE the trl. genuine honest article can be obtain
w ed, al an honest price, is still doing immense bu-
siness IN this line. STOhRS Il LANGDON
May Is. 1850. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-14
FURNISHED BY
lslarkfor0, T0Wnlrp s. Co.,

ETERI .ND.NTLTI .fNU TIT KSU.il,
a, Eor Dollars per payable ia ddrdnce No sub
..rDfion c receired for shorter time than SIR months
I ma nnper s be discontinued (erccpt at the discretion
affhe Editcrs) until all HlToarages are pad
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS inserted nt so cents per square 20,
tesS for eperg inner form scroni aud 81 cts per square
fey iess) for epery outer form Insertion
9irerfiser as rcgredto note the MS hoto long
4, ,ristes his advertisement inserted; an advertisement moi
% noted c be inserted TIL its dscontuance be ordered
For yE ,RIY ADVERTISING the terms are Of he pfir"eSs
f ,,ro srcs l0 for one square S25 for square an
ne, form s35 Erery yearly adperttsr io required
con ne his advertising 10 his particular tne o. business
Jon PRlVr1NG erecuted neatly and erpeddtouSfy ana
on reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-14
COME ONEi COME ALL!l
MONTGOMERY ACADEMY.

rUNIS Institutions which under the and patronage
/ of the PRFsBYrERY OF MoNTGoMERY will be opened an
the first MONDAY in February, 1850
The Board o Trustees take pleasure in announcing that
Mr. Wm. Ii,gan, late OF App matteS county, who was
unanimously elected their late meeting has accepted the
appointment Principal He brings the highest recommen
daions, only the Profess OF Washington Col
egr but those who have had sons under his care his
'ademyis located IN the vicinity ot Chm tansburg.
The bnldng is la &c and commodipus, and Will be Tut
nished with valuable Library and Philosophical Appara-
us Boarding including wood, lehs, washng Sc, can
he had respectable families in town. or the county at a
bout S. per month. There viii be two sessions OF five
months each
The areFof the primary course oi study, including
Orthpgraphv; WcbsfeI's small Dictionary,
Reading; NJ 'GutIe's Readers,
Writing and Composition.
Arithmetic; RAYS part Sd for beginners part I'd,
Geography; Mchell's School Geography, with Atlas,
last edition,
Engh Grammar; (Buliions D-per session Of moths,
81 SO
HIGHER COURSE.
The above. either, with
Latin; Bullious Grammar and Bulhon's Latin Reader,
Greek; Bullion's 6 rammar and Bullion's Greek,
Mathematics; .'avies' course,
Chemistry; prapers,
Natural Philosophy :
Mora. Wayland's Elements OF Moral Sci.
Ponlcal Eronomv. by Wavand.
Rhennc; Blair, (Universty edition0
Astronomy,
Geology,
Men'al Philosophy,
Iogc-per session Of months, S2 80
Nj 'IOIAS CfIENALIER,
JOHN RNIG.
r. y MONi AGUE,
Committee o behalf OF the Trustees.
Dec 13-3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-14
TINSLEY & TAYLOR,

GroccrS 0nd <oHssniSSiOn .nerChHnfS
A RE M RECEIVING A LARGE AND WELL
n ASSORTED STOCK OF
Groceries, Liquors, Dry Goods, &c,
consisting, in part, OF the following articles
81 hhds Il and o Sugars,
~ boxes Stewards Loaf Sugar,
100 bags Rio, Lagu a aud Java Coffee,
200 kegs Nails, assorted,
10 tons lrou assorted
blister, shear and cast Steel,
200 sacks salt,
20 bbls Tanners oil,
% New OrlcSns Molasses,
100 kegs Du Points FfF aud blasting Powder,
2oO0 lbs bar Lead and shot,
10 boxes Tea, case very superior.
30 Hull & sons and other Iallow Candles,
% blskets Sweet Oil,
10 bb : No Maelere
casks Rice
1000 lbs Hoop Iron,
% bags Pepper. Ginger and Spice,
CeroonS Indigo,
hhds. Madder
large assortment I.lQuORS-Appe Brandy, old RYE
Whiskev, French Brandy &c heavy stock OF Domesi'es
Oznabures, Beaches { alio paceas, Lawns Kentucky
Jeans Boots Shoes Hats &c aud other articles TOD
numerous all Of which they deternned Il
sell the lowest market rates for cash OF in exchange
Tor country pr duce rLey especially invite their friends
aud the public generally l. them call bel ne making
their purchases nothing shall be left unuped TO give then
barcains.
Feb. It's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-14
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY

On IUNNTIN
wv f have just received fnln NV York. on consgn
w ment, a lot # Hardware aud Cutlery, containing,
in part a oe"s; 49,.
Knives and Forks. different qualities,
Pen and Po,ket Kuvts.
Pruning and Ca,lr,iinl Knives.
Stick pcks Br,ss aud Irln Paducks,
Coffee Mill. Curry Conhs,
Shng!ing lIalchr~ and ilnner-' Axes,
Spiral Spring Fluid Fasteners.
Bps, London Spring Hand Saws,
Iron Wedges and Sum Hammers,
Bracrs, Chizals aud Gaze lliuges,
Srrelyaids Sprog Balances,
Rsz1rs, Of the very bes quality.
Carpenler,', Carpet and iack Ha'rmefs =.
And many articles in that llnr which "eWi sell
unusually low. GARLAND q Mo.bf.
Jan i7-ts. Aycuoneefs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-14
DISSOLUTION.

SINHE PARTNERSHIP existing between Moses .acy and
L A. B. Garland, under the style and firm ef LACY s
GARLAND, dissolved by mutual on the lst in
slant Mr. A. d. Tyree, having purchased the entire
este the said A. b. Garland in the aforesaid concern
said A. D. Tyree and Moses Lacy alone authorised
collect the debts due thereto and all persons having claims
ganst said firm, will apply to them Tor the payment of the
MOSES LACY,
Ang. 9-ts A. B. GARLAND.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-14
MARBLE MANUFACTORY.

TAMES FAGAN & co, SCUlPIORS, Market
u Street I.gnrhb,ug, Ia -ManumentS Nantes, TtmbS
and Head stones, Table and Counter Tops and House
Work in general executed in all its branches in the best
manner public and private buildings Terms moderate
Jan 10 6m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-14
ANTHONY & GngERsONs
DOUBLE ACTI NG ROTARY CHURN

yINHE attention OF all nairymen, aud persons interested IN
rood butter, solicited To examination OF The merits
OF the invention, lee ing confident that upon my es
CATION and trial it will be pronounced The most practical and
common sense Chn brought before discriminating
pubc The abundant Testimonials the universa approba
ton and the spontaneous acsnow gmens oi all who se
the Churn Grafton, examine Its pihces iuilsh am
pie proof of its merits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-14
Materials and Provisions

To Contractors.
En TONS American Roltd and Hammered Iron, emora-
W cling every size round, square, at round and
oval, from inch to inches,
1ton Naylur Sous and Saunders square ana octasoh
Cast Steel
10 boxes superior cast steel Patent Axes,
$50 kegs Nails and Spikes, from 3dy to b inch,
100 pairs heavy Brogans
$50 Negro Blankets,
100 kegs Blasting Powder,
2OOO feet Safety Fuse--or sale accommodating terms by
Ian It's GEORGE BAGBY
BLANKS FOR SALE. AT THIS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-14
LACY Il TYKEE,
AskNISTEAD PRIDE,
ASNfO4r and Hair xIrPSSpl

AS removed his establishment the house recently
cupied as Silver Smith shopby c. f. Evard Mair
ee near the Marshall House," where he will he please,
'osee all his riesds aud customers a. PRIDE.
Feb It's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-14
NEGROES WANTED.

WISH hlre fr the coming year number 81 NEGRO
/ MEN work On the Virginia and Tennessee Ral Road
Iynrhblfg and also Biz Otct, N the eoun-
" OF Bedford lwpay muah as any other responsible
CONT actor.
Iasowlsh 10 hire hands for the Canal Buchanan for
which will pay good prices am aware that reports have
gone abroad The injury OF contractors on the Canal most
OF which have been put al by bad and infamous persons,
hands recovered from the les, they have be en-
as healthy as any negroes the Sttc Any person. that
wishes the Road Canal, will apply To Met
hlc 5, simpson, MeDanlel Lee john Clark, and Willis
s. Butler Ctihs stol !.
NnN 2Q-ls