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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-24
THRESHING MACHINES.
BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.
F R E S H A R r | V A L s.

M. SIMPSON returns his sincere thanks TO This
IA friends and the public generally for their patronage
and homes BY strict attention to business and willing
ness to please, to merit continuance same He has
inst returned from Baltimore and Philadelphia where he
has purchased handsome stock of materials for the
ufac Of BOOTS AND SHOES, Of every
III description; French Calfskins, a very superb
sRH e1or article for Boots; French and Italian Last
- ings, for Ladies' Caters; Moroccos and
Kid of all descriptions for Ladies' Misses and Children's
wear also Cork Solos, for Ladies' Winter Shoes all Of
which will be made to order at the shortest notice and in
the neates style. Orders from distance promptly attend
cd to.
gnEg- Ladies' White Kid Shoes made to order, fsI
Weddings and Parties, at short notice.
Staunton, Oct. "a, lS49.
EnE- Rockingham Register copy three months
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HAVING determined to change my residence, Will
4 sell upon reasonable and accommodating terms, my
TRACT OF LAND in the Little Levels OF Pocahonlas
County, containing $50 Acres, two hundred OF which,
are in state of good cultivation, and the balance wood
land we'll timbered. On this Tract is comfora- sA
bic DWELLING HOUSE, good Barn, and 9th, s.,,m
er out. houses. The said Tract is well watered
with living Springs and branch passing entirely through
it, 1t is as level as could be desired One hundred Acres
of good Meadow might be made The situation is health
ful-neighborhood good-abou half mile from fresoy
terrain Church and about one mile from the Little Levels
Academy, where first rate School is regularly sustained
The quality and local advantages of this Land make 1t de-
sabe residence Persons wishing to purchase Will please
"pp' '''' 0N'''00 MOSES H. POAGE.
June 10, lS5O.-3m.
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TAKE NOTICE.

order to close the business of the Estate OF the late
Alexander Hail. will sell the balance Of the Stock Of
ooods at Cost, for Cash. 10 any purchasing the en-
fre Stuck we will rent the Store Room.
ISAAC s. ALEX. HALL, Admire,
February q, le60.-if
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WILLIAM RYAN & CO.,
LADIES' WHOLE SALE

TADIES q J. Z >
ROOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS,
No. l6, South, Fouth Street, Philadelphia
TIME subscribers thankful for past favors would respectfully
L inform their and the Merchants Of virginia
moe, the LARGELY increased demand for their work by this
we aer ourselves we shall be able to present
full and complete Stock than any Onea pnJ nnar sha
be- inferior to none depends ourselves we are deter
mined 10 merit the atteg preference us by our friends
III Virginia" ~ WILLIAM RYAN CO.
RI & Co-Have received three Silver Medals from the
Franklin Institute of this City.
Philadelphia May 29, lS50.-6m
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RUBBER GOODS FOR COUNTRY TRADE, &c.
Largest Stock in America.

TINE Union India Rubber Company o. and deal
thew offer TO the trade their WAREHOUSE 10 NASSAU STREET.
NEW YoRK, OIL the most liberal terms ,
Among the variety offered above will be found large and
compete assortment goods, well adapted for Gold Dgger
Exploring Parties Farmers Boatmcnand Stage Drivers well
as many articles in the druggist line
Articles this company have the exclusive right Make
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4E@DA0009 SlsGAHSs &0oo
WHOLESALE AND FETAL.

TINE subscribers have now Received their full stock OF TO
l. BACCo, SEUFFS AND SEGARS, which added 10 their
stock c. nome anuacure enables them to offer inducements Ia
purchasers deal with themThe choicest brands Of Tobacco
description Segar both imported and home made No paa
expense will be spared render every satisfaction Hose
besowing their custom their Merchants and
others will Ed TO their interest TO examine stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
C. 7. COCHRAN & 60.
Stanton, Oct. II, iS49.
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425 Prizes in all.

those persons who prefer lower priced Teas receive
their prizes in proportion, or they will be reprchased for
cash. at a deduction Of len per cent.
0- Country Agents required Applications to be adj
dressed (pos pad) to the Companys Depot, as above
lime < 1SjO-3m
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.T0HN HoRsFULI,

Wholesale AND RETAIL STOVE DEALEk'
No. 239 Market street, Philadelphia.
IT d inform his friends and the public generally. that
h aten the above Store where he intends keeping
full and complete of the newest styles and most p
proved patterns Stoves consisting in par, as coo sizes
Wagars' improved National Air Tight Cook sizes.
The Eagle Air Tight Sizes and all the most prominent
nt Of Paor Hail. Church and Store Stoves, Wood and Coal
Air Tight Eredcators &c. 49,, o,.n.u. -.
The fact his having the most extensive ana elegant asort
ment in market will make emphatica the interest oil those
Connected with the trade call and examine the same
'0'''''N JOHN HORSFULL
PHILADELPHIA Nav 90, lS50-6m
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7F1atls ASSAM TEA COMP AMY
19G Greenwich Street, New York.

,11r Popreors beg to call the attention Of connoseurs
=; Tea and the heads of families to the choice and rare
selection fTeas imported by them, and hitherto unknown
in this country, which, by their fragrance and delcacy
combined with virgin purify and strength, produce an nfu
sion of surpassing richness and flavor.
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THE TEAS OFFERED, ARE THE FOLLOWING
IT, 1oddo Bloom, Black Tea, at ST. 90 per lb
The Nippon, do' s0
The Diari. 40 M u
The Osacca Green Tea. w
Ths Too tsiaa, do -
The Ticki -tsiaa, do "
ria IJdf Mixture a compound Of the most
rare and choice Teas grown on the fertile
With view to encourage the introduction Of these match
ess Teas it is the intention of the propreors to distribute
bv lot among the purchasers quantity Of Tea equal to the
First Years Profits on the Sales Effected Each purcha-
ser will receive enclosed in the package, numbered cel
for evepv FIFTY CENTS laid OUT and the receipts amount
inc to 900, the aforementioned parcels of 1ea to the
value Of ten per cent, or Too thousand Dollars will be
GIVEN AWAY AS BONUSES according to the following scale
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oeether with all applications the Patent Kubber which
with boots and Shoes packing machine betting
and mens tobacco wallets, balls baby jumpers elastic bands
SC Sc will be sold to the Trade at Factory prices
All orders for goods executed with fidelity and Dispatch
TO be expressly should be accompanied with
drawings and full descriptions ,,.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
| A. III NArrill
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PATTERSON'S
qLTER.aTTVE g. TONIC COMPOUND;

PATTERSON'S
OF. TERATTVE s. TONIC COMPOUND,
MEDICINE which has been extensively used Tor
n more than twenty years past the most safe and ei
,;ent remedy ever presented to the public for all
BILIOUS COMPLAINTS,
and although it is not offered as PANACEA, it is album
dainty proven to be remedy that never dsappons the
homes Of the victims Of those common and often fatal dis
nOpe' Known as Lver Complaint Dyspepsia, s and
5 Fsrsr DnrIea, Dyssner, Bilious and Gamp cAGhe
In order to supply the increasing demand ana 10 place
:, within the reach of all persons, the Medicine put up
u an entirely new moulded Bottle with full printed dIec
lions accompanying EACH the price OIL one dollar PEI DO'-
Ale or six Bottles for FIVE dollars ,,,,,,,neoN al
"'' ne PREPARED by JAMES F. PATTERS0N-and
.olS Wholesale and Retail, by EsKRIDeE q Kinney
druggist, StauntOn, Va
.Jane II, l650.--ly.
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NOTICE.

T1 N. GREEN, is selling off his large and fashion
l. able assortment Of GOODS at COST FOR CASH.
Purchasers wishing save from % to SO per cent in their
bills, will please call early day. No goods charged
except at the regular profits.
Staunton, June 5, 1850
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FOUR HORSE COACHES,

n STRlNG") Line, un0auIleu ~ TIC
uonopoes or nck-names, have placed STa ~ $50
IN the above route frst-rae H=-42--1A1=@1"
FOUR HORSE COACHES,
pabe of seating IA passengers good stock and expere
eod drivers They can confidently assure the 'rSyef
E,c community who have heretofore patronzed the Line
80 beally comfort and speed The Coaches will run as
follows Leaving Winchester Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday mornings and Stanton Monday "Wednesday
and Friday mornings--through the same day.
passengers called for or put out at any convenient point
they desire.
Packages thankfully received and promptly forwarded
by this Line.
Ger and McCLUNss HoTEL Staunton, where passengers
will find every comfort and attention.
THos, BqR RK PROrRIEroAa
a.P. FITCH, AGENT, Winchester, Va
r A. McCLUNG, AGENT, Staunton, Va.
P. S-Persons wishing to secure seats in this Line m
advance of their arrival can do so by writing to the r.
ssonsS b. s. A.
May 20. 1S5O.-tf:
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WAYNEsBoRoUaH
DRUG lsMIlP0l2ItJEIo

NEESSRS. WHITE s. CO., are now receiving and O.
Nl pening in Waynesborough, large and carefully Sc
lected stock of Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils, -
Dye-Stuffs, and allthe Patent Remedies Of the
age. V,A
enlistment to the citizens and those residing 9D
in the vicinity Of Waynesboro must be manifest to every
one We therefore, hope that by keeping n Full .assot
ncnt Selling lou and strict attention to business TO be
ply sustained blythe public -
Next door below John Wayt, Esq.
November %, 1S49.
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THROUGH HY' DAYLIGHT.
' OPPOSITION STAGE LIME
Between Winchester and Staunton.

@K1HE Proprieors of the Peoples Cor so called 'ToH
a SrRiNe'O Line, undaunted at the ~ -SNSsTIl
nOnopoles or nick-names, have placed NSa - IS
IN the above route firstrate H-'E4a---s1.=-.4--1
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NOW IN STORE

N BOXES Superior Esmeralda TOBACCO, brlgh
~ and mild-a fine article for Summer use.
G. L. COCHRAN s. co.
Stanton, June Il, 1850.
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pEwARE OF CouNTERFEITs.

REWARE OF COUNTEKEEIIS'
This medicine has attained that high character
s,rv for MI medicines 10 induce conteeIters 10 pun
forth spurious article at the risk OF the hVes oi 0'' WIN
innoceny deceived. -,,,,,
IOoK WELL TO THE MARKS OF THE GENUINE
They have the written signature of c. M JACKSON upon
the wrapper and tho blown in the bottie ar'ou n'
For sale wholesale and RETAIL at the GERMAN
STORE No. 100 Arch Street. door below SKIM la1e ~
ais street) Philadelphia, and ny re'pec'aoi'
ny For sale by SAMUEL STERLING, staunto., Vs.
fnno 10. IS50.-ly.
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.lIeIicO. .IaI1le 9Th.

FIST RECEIVED-Fresh Oranges Lemons, Figs,
y Raisins, Prunes, Curants, No. | Cheese, &C., SC.
CHAS II. BALL.
C,oupion lime : 1880
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A valuable Tract of Land for Sale.

November %, 1s49.-tf.
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rs CASES BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, CAPS, &c.

May Is, T850-tf.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-25
OIItTU AIRY

DIED, at he resi- Of her fther in The unity o
{ 4mph,l On he 9 Instant. of consumption. MARY
T. daughter of Capt. Pm.p NJ and Nay T.. PAYNE
AGED IL vars AID | month. 1t will NJ doubt be
rrfsong t. her pan.niS liam that her peace WIS
IN ide with Col, and that sh' died in the ttinmphs al
llvng fa h. The Wi er Of tins notice can safly say,
he never wine sci mare peaca and happy death -
In her dra have another evidence If The truth and
s5s ,iorug plwer ol Chritin Relig an. lhc deceased
naturally al very tnld disposition, So mu Ii y.
thai her ttiehds feared To make kuo rn II her The tel
OF her approaching dis ptpn, b 1t VII n she was con
Vi red that she must de, and tn line # hr departure
was hand. she sad IN The language ut the NpoS le,
an readi, and vi Ii hat comp1>ure Witch The hope u
Heaven ALONE eye, sue ca led her TRENDS t ier
bed side AID taking then by the hand, bade them fare
well, que>tng them l. ct her IN Heaven aud lhrn
without struggle fell it, til sleep of d-ath, giving ev
ldence of the truth Of the Puel when he say,
'Je>us make dying bed
Feed # a duwuy pull VS. are,
While On his breast | lean my hea'.
And breathe my life gu swetJ there"
Republican requested 10 py.
Drp,nrrp this life. at 3 resi anre in the town of
Iee,yle. Canphell county. l1f JOHN ANTONY,
aged touy-afer lineerr illness of three mouths,
from Typhoid fever succeeded by Dropsy, during win h
iimp although effected with upwards "i IN hundred bed
slIeS he heard to lrnu against his fate and
bore his agonZng affection with a quiet pity which
reached beyond our UNDERSTANDING For number of
Methodist Episcopal Church. aud endeav,red To serve
his g with such peaceful drvaedn IS thai you mi9ht
be ia his company DAYS and weeks aud yet never have
doubted expected the truth oil his religion. lie care
fully tod the path If honesty and virtue, and ob-ytd
ch erull he DEGREES of Divine Providence. FIR duiiag
his i he has had 10 encounter any Of the Whips and
srorns # Il ne In a word, 9 lie man VIII IN
fortunes buff is and rewards have taken with eqna
thanks And blessed are III whose blood aud dgmen
are well c,inmingled -
Ia his professional carer he enjoyed most brilliant
MS efna to the wants Of his patents I'LL
more than paterna He beloved for his good
ness and admired fl hi wisdom by all who knew him
He was devoted husband AMI father, kind and be
nevoIpni mastrr, no gnod wi hholdng whirh he nigh
mpau tn others. lie is taken from his afflicted family
al "A time whrn hey needed hun moS,-with tumIly o
yunng ard promising children wh1 W ii require the o>-
lerlng car OF aiher t. falI them to inneSs ant
virtue Bur il la, pleased God To take him from ns tina
he night reap the rch reward IN heaven Ia store for HIN
where h. is released from his snferngs To enjIy Para
disc of Hiss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-25
RECEPTION OF DANiEL WEBSTER IN NEW
YORK.

! Y.
Preparations were made TO receive and welcome Dan
lie, ebster here Yesterday af prnnun by rendering hun
dinner bul he did not arrive uni at er eleven O'clock
last niuht There was however determination. upos
the part Of en riizen To give him pnn. lie WIS
acco' dngy met this morning, nv a aWe number oi his
friends, and welcom by neat, pair tie and appro-
pirate speech from Hiram ketchum whp >pok In behalf
OF his friends. bidding hln weIc To The Empire Guy.
MI X. was exceedingly happ, IN h : remarks. After
he had concluded NJ Webs and address d the
a>sembage.
lie said he had anxinuSy desired IL be present
al the great Cnun Meeting held days AGO at Gas
tie Garden. There pos'tl'n occasion 10 which
his feeble eyertions might be Of service in aiding
strengthen this already siroHg and mighty Union, that
he would moi Willingly make personal sacuf to be
present A press Of unnv,i table engagements much to
his regret had caused his absence fom the assemhlage
alluded TO- The proceedings, however. Of that mee'lng
met his m st hearty approval For his own part, he
stmd prepared all tunes 10 lend his aid IN SUSTAINING
and carrying out the measures and sen hnent Proclaimed
at the meeting at Castle Garden.
Mr. Webster pmceeded te speali of The purposes for
which the Union was formed. The grand ohjec in crea
ting the confederation OF States frs for The promo
ton of human happiness. and second promote the great
system al trade and commerce. When our comnece
Is in danger it will then become the duty of every true
patriot Ia rally for its proiection The Union, however,
IS not in danger when the spirit OF The people awaken
ed for lis defence. Conventions North aud South await
Int little They do harm. but the contrary excite
the pnp4 II obs closely The events III II might
endangur safey.
The object for which this Governm nj was ormel is
greater now than il has hem People need not be
alarmed. We shall continue t. act together 50 long as
We che ish the in that makes people FMS
is the great purpose that shoni he first in the minds of
all. With this the bond of the Unin vii grow stronger
and stronger and be enable 10 all other powers
MIR. Webster WIS peculiarly eloq tent and happy
throughout. He resumed his sat amid repeated cheers.
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REDMOND Nv. Is.
TOBACCo.-No change IN prices flr his artrl"
since our las report.
FLOUR Sats Of Richmond supelGne Flour have
bccn made ON The Basin. n 81 G2dail ~. SAILS Of
SEQ tsy1lle at s. sla 81 81.
MllFAr-Red tlaS o., White 81 05a&l 10 rcr
bu-hel.
CORN.-pticos have declined. SAILS al 81 cents
per hushr or old and new.
CORN MEAL.-SO cents per bnshel.
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The follow,ng ol the p'inc'pal duc.aens ~
subsci bcrs ft III. present yrst:
The chance ot drawing prfa' from c"lla',i-n VI
several hundred PIC us many ni them 4 hgh aud
nv well known artists a Cole. Durand. I-utz. Hunt
nv ton. Hickey, and others. and all of Them selected
" tl reference Ia ar isc merit. This corc N already
exceeds il value forty thousand dollars. and j. will Ia
III fur her extended in op rtlan To the uuM,rr If sub
scrlpons yet 10 he 'ecrved
The annual dislribu ion will take plsce n the ci ' =
New York. IN the % h If December next, aud snrk
subscriber, while rrrevnea inll re urn for his n-y.
will the gflt fca,n of AS sung the ,g.-
nrnt of Arr and IN The support Of an iu-nIuuon whose
xer that end are, aud W II be-. mi ell oaly nv
the means which the pubic place at its disp ssl.
III. lmoary S,reiaU fr thi. place, auth rized
cevp subscribe g. is -. II. PAYNE.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. Is.

BALTIMORE, Nov. Is.
Catfle.-1he supply Of Reeves nj the scales 10 day
was not 50 arae. aud the average ruled something
higher. Ihe ulferngs reached 100 head, b20 at
which were sold t. city butchers. $50 10 packers. so
were left over uns Id aud loo driven to Phllade-
pha. Puces rugged f,m 81 10 215 ihe hout equal To
t1a3 . MT. aud averaging s.. 80 nr,ss.
Hogs.-Ihe active deuand for thr last few days has
nearly cleared The pens W quote al g.
Co7ee-S,lcs oi 5000 bags RIO Were made to-day al,
about l04r round.
Flo,r-We nfe sales ta-day of leo bhIs Howard
Street Flour al Sl6~9
Sales on turday Of 600 bills. Cry Mills Flour at
$6Ss and to day ol 800 b5s. at &i6s.. aud 100 bbs,
at $40.
G,aia-Ihe supply Of Wheat was fair to-day, and
lhr IS were a former VIZ: S0aUOC for ordinary
good red~ and l0lalO5e lof good To pum" lo5alUSc
flr white, aud l0il ljc for fam ~ flour white car
90 Of Pennsylvania red sold On Saturday Mt l01c
Corn Is in demand f,r shipment Sales to day OF old
white at Gla62c.. and ot old yellow al 63aGir. New
Corn, good condition, selling 53l51e. tor White, and
5Sa59e. Tor yellow.
Oats in argc supply In day. Sles are freely ma
king 37a3Nc laf prime, and 3li36r. laf ordinary.
PROFESSIONS = note sales Of 100 hbis NJ Potk at
il2 cash; aud p hhls bacon SIDE, Al &c. llalicrs
are now asking &c. for Sid x SmiIl s1rs # Should
making Al 5dr. We hcat ii ~ Transactions Ia
Lard. aud PREV rates are sustained
Uhihey. The demand is fr aud stock redueed-
Sales OF bb-. at % els, aud of hh Is. at 2s
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Family Residences for Rent.

rT>IE subscriber has for rent two comfortable FAMILY
L siua ted in a retired and Pile neigh.
borhoo on the hill Both tnements have recently undesos
thorough from basement having
dining and closets in the easements together
venient wood lots, good gardens &r Sc attached Ia the
premises On OF these lots well OF excellent water,
which will be u.s. in common by the tenants Posses
sion to be had Immediately
juno 27-wil, CHARLES W CHRISTIAN
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RESOURCES OF VIRGINIA.
\ Err Encis.

\ Far Facts.
~ cannot ronceda thu Nreiai is on the decline.
III. rturn of land assessments show decided i'm
,vsmen, in s,me cuunrs, the uumher "t manufactures
:, v,rous kinds and public Improvements. Is increasing.
"a the next Census. We are persuaded, viii exhibit a
,,Ms inc ea.e in the pnpulaian # Eastern Virginia
"a very lafp. increase In that nf the ~ IS. Bat W.
M, satisfied wi h This sight improvement. We will
~, regard Il as beginning of e.a W. desins
:, see the tide of ememtou from her h fders nlly
,,npsd and a tide of migration inta th,m nyit=d. W.
lns thai Virginia viii become urea ma.ua, tnrluu
,nd o,,r,A inpfo Sa's aud SATISFIED thai
half the energy devoted these subjects Nhe she las
uonr 6ta bly, expended the feds 4 political warfare
would in half century make her the flst Common
wrallh on the American Continent. There Is ~ >tte
when has such unrvaed resource, n every Kind. We
will plauc- hi fiy AT few f hr wonderful treasures
with which the Creators hand has siorrd h.r
ans aud va ley. AID which need nns tah' Brought forth
10 make crown uf glory for the "Oll Dom'nion'
LEAD AND rLuMBAGo.
The fe1d If Virginia abnndant aud 81 The finest qn-
w. Pimbaso has also heen nnl Ia s"veal pl"es Eat
Of The Blue Ridge. part If WHICH is of very sareror
character and he placed in market al small expense
fr exp 1T OF home uauacnre.
Resides tn immense Salt gions nf Kanluha, there
ere Ia South Vi giha nexhans bl stores nj his
valuable mineral Tue salt wat tonnd ia Washington
Co.. stronger lhan that III anv oh country: aud wien
IN, Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Is completed, II
can b. placed in the Richmond mark in far compe'i-
; with the bs iiverp vol. Fossil Sah the largest. If
not the only deposit o the KIND disc vrr'd IN The I.
.a,es ia tnnd the salt hills above noticed. and has
a hr.d INTO al least 50 or 100 leet and without going
through H.
PLASTER OF PANS.
Gupunn or Plaster Of Paris. oi the pures kind, ex.
;s,s IN y,ent ahnndan'e In 20 IneNon with the F"ss
SILT and exetdng - inin'ass qna1ut,es, almost
farming mountains, fl distance Of twenty or thirty
miles.
There are many deposrs Of Iron Ore in Nirlina,
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
IYNCIIBIri,t.. NOV %

LNNCuBuRG, NOV ~
ItRAtto-lnspcriCl the past week ~ lihds.
do prrNon-ly 3NS
Market loss animated th week. vi plers iatarI lever
with sale> of o. hhds DUNG the week 10 SO
80 lar i.ugs and from SO III IL SIS - faf Loaf
NllEAT-S5 10 90c for R,d; On L, ~ Tor White
WILLIAM I. SMITH,
Commission Merchant
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-25

S'dres mne'Iliag 10 be trce.--rbe Memphis Eaoc
II the h list, states lhu sone eighty negfors made
free by the Will e Mr. James, who recently nd in thai
county, refused To leave the plnllon aceepr Their
freedom aud 90 Illinois, where the hto.hef ct Mr.. j
bed locatd tract o land fr them pursuant The Will
of the {, ctaSrd