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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-02

THOMAS Enthusiastically tele-
graph. we are advised that "Gov. Ford
has appointed Thomas Ewing. u. s.
Senator, in place of Thomas Corwin."
To this appointment all good Wings
and true, will respond-AMEN. Mr.. Ew.
ing is one of the strongest intellectual
men in the country he was the ablest
member of President Taylor's Cabinet,
and Iabored necessarily and successfully
in the new Department, of which he was
the chief and did the country invaluable
service. He will be "at Homo" in the
U. s. Senate, and at once take position
among tho ablest of that distinguished
body Cincinnati Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-02

PRESIDENT FILLMoRE's CABINET.-In
times like the present, it would be al
most miracle, if the formation of new
Cabinet should command anything like
universal acquiesceuce. We opine. how.
ever, that in President Fillmore's s selec.
ton Of advisers. there will De a pretty
general concurrence among the candid ol
all parties. No one will object to him
who stands at the head of the list, for ia
whom could the management of our for.
eign affairs be more safely con6ded, than
the man whose wisdom. sagacity and
GOODNESS are proverbial. Mr. Webster
moreover, is not without skill and expe.
rience in that department, as his able ne.
gotiations with Lord Ashburton fully tes.
tify. Mr.. Crittenden's high qualifications
for the post of Attorney General no one
will dispute. Mr.. Pearce is distinguish
ed as a Senator from Maryland, and Ora.
ham was popular Wing Governor in
the Old North State. Mr. Hall, the ne Nv
Post Master General, is not we'll known
with US, but we learn he is from the EN-
pre- State, and of course must enjoy the
Presidents confidence. Edward Bates,
the now incumbent of the War Depart.
ment, was we'll known in past days to
several residents of this city. He is a
native Of Goochland county, and emgra.
ted, in early life, to Missouri. He has
long been eminent at the Bar of st. Lou
is. Mr.. Corwin, who fills the Treasury
Department, is self-made man, and h as
the reputation of fine abili,ie and com.
mandng eIoquence. His appointment
may not be very acceptable 10 the South,
on account Of his supposed ullraism ON
certain questions, but lot il be remem
bercd. that in the selection of National
Cabinet, no one section has a right To
expect every thing for itself -Four out
of the sevon gentlemen appointed, hail
from the Slave Stales-a proof of Pres
ident Fillnore's maguanimity and Impair.
tiality.
Since writing the above,it woud seem,
that Mr.. Pearce declines the situation of
Secretary of the Interior, owing, it is
suggested,to some disquaIifying clause in
the act of Congress creating that depart.
ment.-RichmOnd Wig.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-02
LANCASTER, OHIO;
REnoor1oN OF TERMS.

sreaftsrthe terms of the Gazette will be as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12
rlHsr NErk IN nECENnER.

krxt week I'D " mtar poIrrs upon hls duties mud sn
don7 Congress The l1-ierng winds Of the gc,sou, hw
eyer are IN xcuse tho binsrrug tome TO frequently
ASSUMED by the honofahie gentlemen who comp thu
naonal DIV. here was enough "i Nuty s'rIo and an
pry 20 tnniion At lhr session r'prtl in o such
seeoea should he ted again. IS rather 10 be-
hoped hh, the ming session. m"noo'S II ur1ye as
eeuia as sp ng and productive Summer Itself.
The ffs week In Drcen.ber mus always he REGARDED
mp ttaut nnr. Congress as-"mbr, and she Prs
nt's MESSAGE a document hat Is Iolpd lr III inter
by all classes OF the people. j. rnad and transmitted
vi tightening speed 'oev"ty pori of he country
u, WIN a- ltla ablu p'i'sas sail RS ii, for the
paril. Of he deep arouse them fr,m t1rir lnhargp
awhile and in1ni = what the President has shd aud
what Congress ,ut.nls t. 60 These queries satisfied,
they ieap.e into their roptude again, and the field IS ia
ken quit posses of by those bu Y prslnag's whn
1--we upon poIi',es the chameleon dues upon he air.
aud who h tire oil the INC ssant UGste Il! 4
public life.
Then there is the Leg sla ufo that is to ct and The
Gogetno2s Message be read by AZ, aud canned by
slrGe ike nomenclature at school. "A these things
combine TO make exciting "p ch IN The W ne If The
old year. which, all nncposc us Of tn" umn it unlis
from its wings. pause not moment in It's slgh
The present session Of Congress will have great deal
of business ocrnpy its aeuron aud employ It's
Many wrphty mate that left unlouchcd at the
last session. will have II b. dspo-rd t At his Amona
the mast important measures those that looked to
modification o the iail reduction Of postage. and
glelmshp 10 Africa Should the conSidcra of these
be entered npon earnestly aud a. oncr, little time will
remain 10 fpment sectional differences aud breed inter
nal strife.
Every paitiolc member Of Congress should look for
ward 10 i noraae and speedy adjustment of The plh-
he husness. The people demand It At their hands aud
the praplc mus, bs heard The evils Of useless agi ion
pn eAeitabe toPl" is sufficiently apparent to ali =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12
Ry TERRY 4 SHIELDS.
I'F'Fs.US

The LYNcHBrgH Nt5iNI,N' Is published ere,y Mon
dtg and TitTsfay morning, Iou Ijoli1,s per annl1
payable IN atraHce. N5 rou ie dr feretrcd for
.t0rter time tha sir months md papef rH be dsron-
fsued (ercept at ne discretion Or the Editors, all
drrenragcs pad
e. ADvGUrs,tSs inserted al 81 cents per square COR
ies for ercrg form insertion pi y cts per squire
Tor less 70, ererg outer form insertion.
Eccrg ,Rtrerter reqtfito n0te on hS ho,c long
pisIrS has advertisement inserted; advertisement, not
40 noted ,r be inserted t It's di4eoHtn1nee be 0rdeTed
FOR YEARLY anyERrsNG The terniS for The TrrdcgC
squares, 10 for squire ~ for S2r1e
,ey farm >35 Eretg gtariy nireftter rH be required
confne has aiccrtSig 10 his particular hf u business,
sJoB PRl~rlNG ereeuedHsatly aud erpedtousiy aud
on reasonable terms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12
g,psjrusTe Family Residence


NV Saturday the lth OF December, At b O'Clock p NJ
- Will sell on the promises, at auction, the Corner
HOUSE and LOT, Immediately IN the rear oi Al James NJ
B,vds This Federal Hill, o the best neghb,r
hoods OF the tava
Th, lot fronts 50 feet, running hack 1872 containing 4
Acre The House Is two Stories high with s,S Rooms
excellent Cellar good Smoke lose Kitchen and all other
houses necessary make comfortable Family Residence
There also, excellent well ii wate in tho yard
Terms of sale-6 II and Is months credit, bonds with
good pcr security, aud deed o trust the property
Co secure the payment, will be required.
WM. -. MILLER
Sale conducted by MOSBA < HDl. .CONlBE
Nov IS-tIlD Auciioncrrs
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sen ATE..
NrpNr# 1 II Deer. 1850.

I1ITI'I'E HI 80 . ,
tonlHHr on ifiptd1fs and tffcfons NtsS'.. ta'-
ID. II l.. oPe. Gaf.,e'ee eod. u hre and l,pt""r
Conpnltffon tlapns NJ ST. lpat' Nv "odS'Hvcs.
II 1rvey, Ga"ae. Nar 1ed lnon@" II ~
Committee an hfef1td ilr fehfh{- N''SSr'' 'r"ea'''
Staoafd. t,,ne, IaH. t,umgt"a, French, iiofnef,
nd lh5tns.
Committee ea t'eae'el i."rs- Ni's'f1 N"h''r h'"n-
sm al \. Shnhpi, 'nAisr f'lmi''o f''> '"d 'sn''l'
Committee oa COURTS q hsfe M"ssfs Nhack'elord.
X my, R,yes ihonnsen II md lthr.
Committee 10 erlnllpe He bonds of Fnbi,c 'tlhoe"
talntlY with atnmn 90 it'n he House h l,rel'ts)
Mes.a. fl|bls. hlpaes, Pht'' o""an' aud l""mr''"
4 paetlin.
Committee ol bie .ahld" -hos-rS' N"nP, 'W"
LAW, sa'ne, ,'en'hafn. tniet aud west
Committee In ernlnnf The t'e'bs tNr' -- \leg"s D.
pie, fu',eh anl y est
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.s'R,5s' EB.s's p'5s.v..

j. Z. 4 T.st|N,
jAhlNt' asu'dtcd thrWsc, together, h the pnpnsc
l Of doing general variety aud fancy good business
wund respectful, mutm thr hcul- aud the puhl, pr-
rnlN that they now ttccNlng itnm the Mouth hfet
aud we'll scccd el, ot goods, suchas gencn, teund
in Variety Store. The, would invite all Ia aud
anime thr stock. before purchasing else"btr, the,
determined to sell on such toms as r not tu 10 pleast
purchasers.
Their norsclnay bee ioo,1 ON dooa ben,, Il Sahsr',
Drug store, and nearly opposite u lrunne'- t,fosen
Store. ! A y {. W lIttIESoN.
AL.r1I.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12

A WogLD's FAIR SpEcrLATIoN - Some idea NJ the
extent of The great London Far may be formed from the
fact that he privilege Of printing The Catalogue has BEEN
putch sed by the Messrs Cmwes, al the premium ot
$40 o00 and in nddioa To Two pence Tor every copy
sold be applied towards the expenses of the exlbltion
But another will be- inted IN several langnage. and 10
be sold a, ten thlingss cpy.-.\o,foh Hcra'd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12

SURVEY OF THE MlsSI,srpL--A party "a Civil En-
gnerrs who have lately been eog"gd In an examination
a all the passes and ou Il of the Mississippi iGp the
Gulf report AS .er opinon lla there IS dub oi the
pfartlcahiy o cuNtrg IN short time, and at cohpart =
lively small eXpensa. number Of be passes, 81 rs 10
lhrow the voium" Of water into a ~w of the Pn'r'pi
on lots decpefog them and a,rIlng greater ilrllllfs
for cayn, Of the sgperabundance of water at New Ot-
leans The northeast Pas gradualy shall slng
while the southeastern continues Mt convenient depth
fa afae vesscls, and will probably locrcase IN depth
Some cfllr information Will b. gained from thesr sur
veys concerning th~ changes which have akeG and are
continually taking place in the ouie's OF the Mississippi;
fr IN which the extent at Of future changes my
be- Judged OF. Nat IM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12


Ma,s,s. Edit Ia ook kp, over som""S,r'p Book
Articles" reccaty. eame across the following Fof'-
nation # General WaShington, (with he excepi of
few f he n Inns which have Accidentally st which
was made iYa years aeo, and. as a1nversa-
~ thanksgiving hand and The t' MS of d. Pro-
cam'i III appropriate to the tines aud cond ION
If our c'nny take the b'rty of sending it to y"n for
an iuserlien 4.
Gep. Udstiagton's First Thanksgiving Proclamation.
AIter The al pou OF the Constitution and the or9ani
2alion ri the Gavenmear Congfrss passed resolution
requesting the President amp int dty of ihaoksgv
inc and PRAYER. We presume very few have ever read
his heanui and appropriate proclamation.
By Tie PRECEDENT Of the Uniied States:
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas. is The duty Of all nations to acknowledge
tho pravidenre ef Almighty Cal, obay his viii. 10 be
grateful for his beoef and hnmby imp ore bis pr'ec-
ton AMI ftver; and whereas bih Hons Of ConGfess
have. by their ,n rommitee. request ms IL recon
lueod t the peo e ot the Uned States day Of public
thanhspvg and prayer. To b. observed by acka"wrdc-
ing wilh grateful hearts the many and signal favnrs NJ
Almighty Guj especially by aioriing them an rppyTs2-
nity of peaceahly establishing rm # government lH
their saf,fy and happnes,: Nav therefore, do recnn-
mend and assign Thursday. the 10th day of Navemher
pxt 10 be d voted by the people d these states !" I've
ryires of the great aid elorons Bring who is The hep
If en author Of all the good that was, that is, 'hh w
be- That then all unite ln rendering un'o film our
sincere and humble ,hanks for His kind care and pro.ec
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12

The Chatnslnn Mercury publ, shcs with bad gracr
very chamrtnu.trr outer uuug and ~ the main, sen-
shle riter tom .hls grnnrm,u. which shall hr gad
u ttaaslrr columns. il the messages of the pns
dest aud Govefnnr, nnW mprudwV, p.rtt ~ IA do 50,
IL Wits lnm ltsfevr. o,slcr trrck Brikonia cmn
~ Iexnso undei The dat" Il vcmhrt llh lhr ptsi
ii the litter Il TINT the rae vtrt hviHg carnni
pn Il tlle the confidence OF thr South ttuulanf. nj
visa aud enoas then not to rNpo~c Themselves T. the
u llcnlr II The world by attempting what they tenn 'sn
pafain snte acian.' rryicws the tomproui.c
nfes. aud declares ha they furnish sul lout teispn
VII, any Southern State SHOULD wi hjfaw from the tn7n
The admission # taltanla he does no. like. hut h. SAYS
II was mi nneon- I'll nimal, aud hauAly coni'-ses that
the Mouth had hHttet cu Ia complain ol "" odm'ssan
al Iexas with fmr mntr SRrs To- ha hereafter carved
nnt ot he, ieifltas than the N,ulh to u,mpa Of The
adml ann oi Callrrp. lie 4oep sl>n view ~ 10 he
nafey ii r>'eedre slavery nw Cal foon. which t4s'me
uh1i NV. In gicat tmgrlu,n of sHvts, which the
htrh puees N TIN quartet ""uli induce would hive th'
rilrf h thinks. OF dawlap away the boat p'puhen ol
the Cd Slave sta'ra aud n arlN imPovrushuG them.
aud tle NIB h d Ahhevi ~, would go ont 10 INC rase
Their lntnnra. would nevcr rrlurp To Irug tlne or
aven The la more ta,hauahlr uralty ot The tonft
llnnsr flan hls ohsotyn',ou3 IA q ur}'n. Abba
nm aud .anlsltua. he uude,"s T. pr dc dat n"l het
III them will ,#n SOUTH Ca obu, IN s.cc,st II. t.
iopi4ntnir ol Mi4srt,,rn hr lhDufs may, unde' tho
ofrai pais nal influence el Ger, tn'u aud Ce pavi-
condemn he e,ats'n nl t.en. tu"c, Aoj CIl stan ee
vrnon, but this hes,,s Will Iot he "nppr arhin4 wfl-
IN c,nnan sml o $50 s=ipp' lie believes That nj -.
" uf fhr people vii aaatan G,u Fo'r, south tao-
Inn bs,p ean-lnlntd then n soc'd' ol,n', II At all he
ramhats the irtlnn that IT shr t. attempt IT, the
nihef southern States Nooid rush tn h0t sru". "N So
npn h. very Wt-ely temntks, edo not oct tIn dAqH"t
lint nhrf p,lnle my he'p h'm out al u' lie d' IA
that DIR le,leIa, Gavprnnlrul would mnha up
On IL, seeednu Sal'. hut srnplv nnch naval stram .
ol hn hiprsl ras8 oh the fts. l,ung rnsnu-h'nf.
80 the mails wnnd hr rnfroI dDtrr' t'm w NIm'n}t'n
u savannah al fhr 1lm am 'Nrort tt'l" would -
o savannah aud our aod o"lehus after all her bos
I,.., Il, t,, nat. Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12

tID TIE rEppl EOI' 'IIIE pIEnND\r COIN
TRY FROM INNtllNlf TO NF\AN-
BKIA
FL, tov { (,rlzrN.,-' 'rhorc ia mo- reopi, IN nhy ;,
~ If roonlt, oot, b,ouuCu,l, .nrrirI with natn.a
a4,,nf,oe. th,n Won \,m are blessed v.,b a heal bx
elm L. mn, wafer rroluciiyc soil anil nothlno saans
Ia l., onnl,no la mnke Y, II ptosperous and bobt, md,
n.n,nt hut , small rorlion oi en- un xet,,,,n an ,,
,.,t \, III v,u d., snmrthiu, for ,.nf.,lv,.p N,ll
-, let all ,e ,,otlJ oct n r,d If Van, her,u4, ,,t,,,4.
ln dom, -. much f., ven aud cn,npat.y,l ,ly 40 l,I :
ih,mp Se. what carItt.,s atr Il, 80 made by The n,o
d., ,h, N,,,h .,o, ,t I,tn,s R,v,r VIII nt, nj half
40 ,,,,cl, h,.s,s Won ,t, \lt,,,Iv in = Lay , ilr,
o,,.,,,,I,n f,,,, R.bn,,ll io y p,rv,I, ,rd NV ,,n,
mpnrlrp ,aIber from pr,rrhufp 10 ,nchbnrr l., meet
NJ that mac. llc ron, aud I,nn,s.eo Hil Road 81
- "a INIT tb, l,, and tr,y. from the = rsat SootL
W.T. lllf,ooh thar ,cp,on and thprhy l., chearrn a
lf,oat r,n ot cir own r,olo,s IL, market and nf,l
chem aad ready way or rnyc for themselves twho
can hiame lIn,n. | wish ,hcm succe.s) but yan eau
with fir, eupll,st cxcu,n. nnoiuahle sernre Ia yonf
s.. "a, and :. m n,At,tty the whole trac and nav. from
Nsrb In south and from south Il, North and lhetrhy
render ynir own trade travel and fermentation
chm A. il rnn he hod N am, rroIon Of country WIN,
eyer, and At tl, san. time sccnle thn phnu, 81 lour
,#,l -. \l,,,p,1tt, nnJ UnIt,uor, Rt,hmonl and Na
tll,i N .nl tcuoi, ,I, oven f., tho eleventh hun
,,,4,., f Z. t cu,ua,c, ,r,,,ti il, - .no,l
,onf nrr.,nt ndynui,or, and leave van l., stand IN
toi o,,o , hereafter f., oop, ,out way I,rnuoh con
ruIui = ,Iniers which urlrraattnaituu /, suIp ioeu
n,,, "A m ,o, s,Il IL. dawn ood Gld Won, ann. IN
dull ,,asr ll Won find alt the Vord abe ii # yon nnd
,.,,t ,,,,s,i lI,u,p,,cs transferred ~ o,b,f} h,pr
nat
,,ool5 raG YOUR attention Ia the o1c,, mporlanro Of
connection hy ralro,i h,Nrrn the Central Rnllnnd
=, r \\sl at l,,lrsy,rl, and the iroIu, and Zen
,l,a,a ,t ynchhu',I ,,.,sc ol .,,ty mics
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12
FsPHFY-. Ffu6c fIofh.n..

suitable tor the ahorets On the anel and Rail Rnad
N.Sp-5on gallons pure Apple Vinegar, IN good otdet,
all OF which they oner low lot cash exchange to Coun
try Produce
N.B Wanted, 900 LOCUST POSTS, ior which a
liberal price will he given
l1L1L-ln IL I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12
ANNIVERSARY 5ssEs,

HNllE anniversary e S.John tie Evangelist will be eel
] ehr,ed at tine Natural Biise the 18th lust by
BALL, to be ,iren at the Natuta Br,age lIp.e.
Dec %. THE MANAGERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12
vi. CONNELL & SON,
Dealers i'm Dry Goods. Groccric. Ac.

WATER 81 lNNCnBl 1t. y.
n EFP constantly hand. latwe and we'll selected
~ stock OF DRY GOODS .ROt ERtES. ~, together
witha general assortment al BnAlS. SHOES. ~, to
which they the attention their friends aud the pub
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NC D A N IEL & LIE E


Csgr f0,. suite
ON lilliiS, y. q. and Porto Rao Sugars,
.)'y 80 and Barrel, Clarified do,
~ Boxes Double refined Loaf do,
- Bbl,. Powdered and Crushed do,
Granrlatcd do,
$50 Bags Rio, Iaguira and old Java Cohee,
30 Hhd>. aud barrels Noasse,-( part faaDe)
Tierrcs Kice-gnod,
% Packages Gunpowdcr, Imperial and Blk Teas,
10 i" rery superior quality do,
10 Boxes Chockolatc,
100 Boxes 'lallow Candies,
A. HUH & Sons do,
80 Adimantne do hne,3
80 = 10 and 10< II Window Glass,
80 Gross N,spns and Other Blackinr,
500 kcgs Nails and Brads,
10 Bble Cider Niue sar,-prime,
20 = Tanners od.-in prime nrder,
80 Boxes Brown and Fancy Soap,
200 Sacks Fine SAT-,
50 g Ground alum Salt,-in nice order,
leo Nova Scotia Grind Stones,-all siles,
~ Doz Painted Buckets Naekeral. Brooms, london
Porter, ~ c. Tar, Bed Cord,, Pepper Ginger Alum Cop
peras Putty, Hoop Iron, Wrapping Paper ndigoand Mad
der &e. Sc, SC.
Dec 2-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12
NV C0nsignment--Ju received

y , BbTs. TIarIf1d NneaT,
10 Boxes prime 'lallow andes,
10 Sperm do,
Barrels W hi,lxev,
Halt pipes Malaga Vine,
yhich wewl sell very low iorcash.
Derg-ts NDSBA y IInI .GnNIBF Aurti,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12
N @ r. | c E

TENE toparnershp existing under the vie and firm
OF CT RlE Y J0lDAN viii he dissolved IN the first
day OF January, ISL, by mutpl consent MI persons hay
ing claims against the roncern requested 10 bring them
forward Tor settlement efae that fmchae mdcb'ed
expected to settle. GEORGE &. IRl.E.
CHARLES l.. JORDAN.
Dec 5-tlA dicpubictn copO
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ss 4 T. \,

Ed eB NJ II
BALL. will he trrnishcd by NTesrs Rainc & RYAN,
dav, Dccember 26h next Seyerai bundled Ladies
hccn invited aul largr number expected h attend and have
Soly Christmas oil good Music, aud fee' enly - 90
Dec 5-t26D MANAGERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12
six Hundred and Ten Acres

by tccent sut,cN, lying ,n the County 81 tmphe on ial
Ing Rrcr tNor,l,s triov Hanco,ks Mill, adIemng the
lands ct tRm 'uc~ aud othes, supposed Ia hy about
i5o Act,s oi good Bp GlNM LAND upan about hall ot
the iactm woods, and large pa,nnn ait good Iehaeea
land,Wrh good w FL ING nov SE f~A-as
upon Vt, with other necessary Houses The etms FH,,1
al sale viii be l. and roars o,vdt, equal Install L
mrnt-, the purchaser giving bond With coed security aud
the c retained tutthct security uN ir purchase
he pad. Charles W Hunter who resides upon lie aud
will show 1t TO any person, wishing totrw 1t
l. = q
another TRACT or LAND otahaut 3On VI RfS. siunted
IN the same urie hhtoodra u uoos vel nmh,rcd with
pune, and good portion olit tue
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~ ~ e. q q r.
10 bidders for Cross Ties

FINO the trouble ot writing replies, i,
deemed proper thus thai all bid ab've 2jc.
have been rocetcd {. +. NJ GARNEIT.
Dec 9-ts Chet Engineer
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DEFERRED ARTICLES.

From The Chdrloitrsriir .idrocHc
TO THE rEprlFOF rllE PIEDMONT COlfN
TRY FROM lNNtllNl' RG TO Al.ENANa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12

FViE subscriber returns his thanks 10 the citizens ot
Lynchhurg and Veihty, fr the Very liberal patronage
they have bestowed upon him during the eeren years he
has been engaged in the Building Business and would take
lLi n.t Lnl .l inLun,n- tLn tL.. he M L cnnM. Lh.
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Fs es iFE5ng Es ~ ire SIS

in all its various branches HIS stor hand very large,
and of the best the market affords lie will keep constantly
hand large supply uf seasoned umbe he has heavy
contracts Tor Lumber, and will be in receipt OF every
nth, and will sell accommodating terms to those who
favor him wit h a call.
II has been rumoed that the subscriber intends to quit the
business he would correct thatero by stating that hemay be
tornd his old stand fifth Street the reservoir
close attention hs business from the addition
al facilities added to his business he feels satisfied he w1l
he able to give satisfaction to all WHO favor him with
their patronage, his personal attention a be given to
all Jobs entrusted 10 him. and he will have altogether cSpc
rienced workmen both the Brick and Carpenters Busi
lie wishes To employ u hcnext five six first
rate Brick Masons, and several first Carpenters None
other than the best wofkmen need amply.
lie wishes hire number OF laborers for MAX
ing brick also m twenty boys from 10 to II wears
oage, for such he will pay liberal prices and mistake
Dec 5-tlAp GEORGE G: CURl.E
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~ 20 HlesaFs. Williams, Proprfe tors of tho
N orpiDE Stnr.-GsNTLEMEH the JOurney nen Pfiut
employed In your Office held meeting sns Fdisyl
evening furtfe purpose OF adopting suitable mods Of
espresspg their SsfscOn al Ibs prompines' and KIND
with which you had motif d them win u! llc'aoa
pc. ed by tie Primers U0iOD Aher few ramatk' tse
suhjoined Resolutions offered and carried nnsn+
moUsy
Rsotsed Thst our ihauks $40 dus TO the AeSWs Will.
LfAMS orcsrIynR outn practice the pru pes advocated
in hs paper "The Mornug star" By oit1tog unssked
IL, sdoni I'm evir their Journeymn She scale OF Wagea
which have b, en- 'nclioned by the priate'A' U ,on
Rtsoped Thai III. DR. ceedlngS NJ his mer'ng % pub
l.hed In The New York Sun uo w S ay O. f'
1880. T. 6AhSLETF, CHARM an
u Il Cprla Gac,ets,y o9lr
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" onna,tt. MATHEMATICIAN,

81. Laurence -Disfrics,Attoyney, CHARLES &.
u7rps B1pts of Poor, Samuel ?. Oliver and Paine
Converse r. YER Sessions Justice Joseph Banks
20 65rego.-Dusric. Attorney, JOBS B. HlGGlss;
snnt. Of Poor. Hiram Walker, Sessions Justice,
1obn " art: Assem- bly, 9, Benz. Z. LEWIS.
iSterbsr-1, IoHn c. RIGByr Assembly.
Geae.see Assembly, lat dat. SAMUEL WE
lett; I'd. DASIEL SRRAGUE.
CiIntor -Assembly vice Watson, declined
rnder peculiar circups' aDces) Gen. LA P OaAA-
sTRT4iN of Classy Sessions JaAtIoea, ssaqel
Jons,, OF Asssb.e kad aoestio g Robbins, Of
Cdanplain
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PROOF UPON PROOF
DR. LANES &. CHILAONS CERTIFICAYE

h JAZZ d.
NEw.YoRK, Oct |, 1850.
have made chemical examination OF Tho "VE9ERA
BILE POWDER prepared by Mr. EMASuEL Lyon, for the
purpoGs Of dssuoylnx inaecs do not find ii 10 contain
anything deleerloua health what might be consl1sfed
potion Gus % the human species BUTT very destructive
10 nsects where they forced to nhAe the fne particles
or dust occasoned by throwing thu powder forciby In
pscca where they frequent
JAS E. Chiffon, 81 Chemist
Such are to facts and virtues OF" LYoss Magnetic Pow.
der for the desuuchou OF Coekrosches Bsdbngs Ao.ha
An.s, Flss Fl,s' and ohsr injurious meets plants
ASo LYoss Pills, for tbs Immediate destruction OF Rats
aud Nice For sale Al The principal Depot 40 Broadway
Of