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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-28

o. The Legislature of Indiana has provided
for a block OF marble, 10 be placed in the Wash
ington National Monument. II will bear the fol-
lowing inscription Indiana knows no North;
no South; nothing but the Union"
o. bill, providing for the call of a Convcn-
ton 10 reform the Constitution of the State of Ma
ryland, passed the House of Delegates of that
State, 10y a ma jority of eight. Its passage in the
Senate Is thought 10 be certain.
o. The Senate has confirmed the nomination
of Francis Schroeder, to be Charge d'Anaires To
Sweden. Also, those of Neil S. Brown to be
Minister TO Russia, and Walter Forward to be
Charge d'Allaires to Denmark.
o. John s. Gallaher, Esq, has disposed ofhis
interest in the Winchester Republican, TO Messrs.
George l.. SenSeney and c. A, b. Coflroth.-
The paper will be devoted, as heretofore, to the
interest of the Wing party.
o. Governor Trumbull, of Connecticut, has
appointed the last Friday in March next, as a day
of fasting and prayer; on which occasion the peo-
pie are solicited TO pray for the preservation Of the
Union.
o. The Wing State Convention, of Connec-
ticut, have nominated Lafayette Foster for Gov
ernor.
o. The steamer Falcon, supposed to be lost,
has arrived at Halifax.
g. The distinguished American tragedian,
Edwin Forrest, is in Harrisburg; he is supposed
to be endeavoring to procure a divorce.
q, Meetings OF the friends of the Union have
been called in New York, Philadelphia and Bos-
ton.
&C. On the 18th instant, a fire broke out in
Macon, Ca, which destroyed property TO the
amount of 500, 600.
GS, The Gaines case has been decided ad-
versely TO Mis-. Gaines.
~ The Hon. Henry Clay attended the Young
Mems Ball, in Philadelphia, on the 22d inst.
o. Mrs. Butler gave a concert in Boston, on
the 2lst instant for the benefit Of indigent females.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-28
Ward Election.

rE,IIE WARD ELECTION Tor six Aldermen, and six
l Common Councilmcn, in each ward, in the town Of
I.ynchburg will take place pursuant to an act OF Assembly,
entitled An act 10 amend am act entitled an act to divide the
town of I%ynchburg into wardsand for other purposes, pass
ed Feb. 10, 1880, on the first Tuesday IN April ncxt--and
will be held in ! ynch Ward No. /, being all that part of said
town below the lst alley, extending from the river to the
18th street, in the Auction house Of Akers, billiard x John
son, nest door TO Exchange Corner and IN Henry Ward
No. ,, being all that part d town above LIST alley, extending
itom the river to l2th street. IN the house occupied by j. u.
Edwards, and opposite Samuel Il. Thurman.
HENRY DUNNINGrON,
Scfgt OF tbs Corporation oil Lynchbuig.
Feb c3-t2dA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-28

T,IN PLATE, SPEETER AND SHEET IRON.
81 boxes Tp Plate l4x20 and l0xll,
900 lbs. Speltor in slabs,
500 % Russia Sheet Iron 81, IS and 26,
1900 - American - - and %,
% boxes Tallpw Candles, H. and S.,
) tons Am Rolled Iron, round, square and fat,
Receiving per boats Salen and E2Ir,@.- tor sale hv
Feb 3S-ts GRO. BACBY.
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70
l. | N T. y
.l8tctiondteiy Hiscf bed TO The Memory Of The late
Miss ANA j. CAwTIoN.

lgtctionateiy LiScr bed TO the .Memory Of the late
Miss ANA j. CAwruoN.
oh can it be that thou ant gone,
That life with thee so soon is o'er,
From parents dear, and friends thou'rt borne,
And we shall look ON thee no more ?
Alas alas Il b1ioic It's true,
saw thee inthy GREATNESS sleep,
The roscate changed Tor deaths pale hue,
And for thy loss, saw loved ones weep.
saw thy sorrowing father, too,
And heard thy mothers maddcning grief,
Twas then she felt earll's loys are few,
And wished in death to find relief.
| saw thee first in childhood's hour,
When thou vast sportivc, happy, gay;
Beside thee grew my own fair flower,
\ sweet one-but she passed away
And years have fled, and yc are gone,
And yeti see you-happy pair,
Asplayfully you'd haste at morn,
Ny warm embrace and kiss to share.
But ahimy flower began 10 fade,
or clildhood's sports grew weary, tired,
Was on a couch Of suffering laid,
And on a mothers breast expired.
The pair was brokcn-thou vast left;
| loved thee more when she was gone,
For thou didst feel | was bcreit,
And Tor my loss tried TO atone.
OF as I'd press thee to my breast,
And feel thy heart against my own,
ia think thy parents in thee blest,
Then think of mine before the throne.
And when l felt thy icy brow,
And thought how fond We used TO be,
Then thought OF your reunion now,
oh Anna, then / envied thee.
"Despair is never quite despair"
Though yc are gone and | must 60,
In Heaven wen bliss eternal share
Where there's no death, no tears, no woe.
NJ J. T.
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Great Stock of Winter Goods,


FOR SALE, ut BUT IIIFI.E OVEN COST.
FV,1lElarge mercantile concern with which | am connected
i being about la Hlose its business II becomes necessary,
tpr me 10 SELL. OFF, az rapidly AS possible, my large stock
of goods. la all winter Goods, such as Blankets, Flann.is,
l.inBrys, tassincitS, Yam Jeats, Shawls, SC. &c, great
bargains may be had. All persons in want Of CHEAP
goods will please call without DELAY.
Jan Tits JNu. j. PURVIS,A gt.
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COM MERCIAL C 0
LyNcusunG, FEB ~. 1850

ltiB Ailp+
Sixty -e,gh bids. inspected during the vrek. ~ hhis
sold-vis ~ buds. lsags At ttnm 81 In NJ 10 averaging
:, s. shhds Lad Al iram - % II - IN averaging 81 -,
The demand continues rtud and prices nnc hanged.
WllEAI-llod - cts. " hite % cts.
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sugar, MOIasses, &c.
Pure COd-Liyer OFT.

TNliOSE IN want OF this valuable and popular Medicine,
l may depend On obtaining from the subscriber . Uery SUI
pe,ior article. II is proeared directly from the manu- actu-
rcrs in New York. who warrant it genuine aud pure. and
not purified from an inferior article. Another supply just to
hand and for sale by JOHN II. SFAY, Druggist.
Ian oI--iEs ~
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Mountain Lands for Sale.

fTNllE subscriber having determined to remove to The West,
/ offers at private ale, upon the most accommodating
terms, all hrs Lands, situated upon the North and South
sides OF the Grassy lill. This Land has been laid OH IN
small tracts OF 100 ACRES each, is situated about two
miles North Of Rocky Mount, and is we'll timbered with
Pine, Oak and ilirkp'y. Any person wishing to purchase,
the Land Will be shown by the subscriber, and in his absence
by lIobt. \. Scott, OF Creed II Adams.
Feb 2S-3t HENRY KENND
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AE.NRHkEDL.lH.

l6l Front street, york,
GIVES his PARTICULAR aiiebiiun TO The ssIs of aNANc.
N FAC fuHED AND LEAF O scC -, and 9TH Or
produce, aud will make lair and liberal gdyances ON tbe
same. lie ais, pays particular attention ia tie execution OF
orders Tor produce generally, Address as aboye.
Ian - lntf
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

WISH 10 purchase a number OF LIKELY SEG RofS
ior which will pay the HIGHEST Cash PRICES
MI letters addressed ma at Liberty, bedford county will.
receive p'onpi attention. w. &. HEWITT
Aug. Bits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-28
John 0, L. Goggin,
A r n N EY A r LAW

EtNITTBIH Va.
rs removed his o1iee to The room over Jehu " i!liam.'
i jewelfy store, opposite aB.ll, Rark.r, ard Bro,ks; -
aud IN addition 10 the courts ol CAMrBFt.I. BEDFORD
aud y NGHBlRG he viii hereafter also ,eynlally att snd
The COUNT AND SUPERIOR COURTS Of AM
irRSr.
F,bj-uGwif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-28
VOysE FOR RENT

d-ysfs The House occupied, at this time, by James NJ.
E@i;il Boyd, is Tor rent. Possession can be had on shr LIST
LII March, 1850. Apply toJ NJ. Boyd or 10 the sub
scabvr. CHARLES *. LfNClf.
Jan 2t-tiNaif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-28
MARRIAGES.

In Washington, the l7th instant, by the Rev. g.. w
Samson. Maj. JOHN BRADLEY to Miss. MARIA
NEWMAN, both Of Orange county, Va.
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SGD KEgg.EKD.

SE's * n gg sEEkFV
+ WILL givetle above reward OF twenty-five Dollars,
i tor the apprehension and confinement in Jail, OF my ne
gro man EDMUND, which | purchased OF Mr.. Caleb
Tate, at Franklin Court House, on the sd of January last.
EDMUND is about u years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches
high, black complexion, and weighs about 100 or 1868 lbs.
He has a wife at the Forge, near ltocky-Mount, belonging
to Mr.. Saunders, and he is no doubt lurking IN that neigh
borhood. III. HAIRLESS,
Feb 2S-ts Liberty, Bedford county, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-28
correspondence 0ftiic Virginian.

WAsHINGToN, Feb, 22l 1850.
The scenes his day transporting in The Capital of The
old Dominion, which are participated in by many from
all parts of the State, and certainly alphabetically by
every man, woman and child, wi hin her broad lImils,
are su totally at yadance wi h those that have 50 pain
fully affected the country, as the acts of the congregaied
Repn santatives Of The Union in Congress, that we can
but survey them with unwearled pleasure. One would sup
pose from the course of the Politicians of The country
who have discussed alto ,etllfr Of late OF ''hlood aud
thunder that tie people We're on fire every where, that
they, the servants were performing Their representative
duty in hurting The fercest dennuciatons against every
one who does MT agree with them on certain matters of
national conccrn, thar all this senseless %vaporing was actu
ally the sentiment Of a great people, about To be submit
ted to dec radiation aud utter rnin. II anything We're wan
ting before 10 prove. that we are the worse represented
people in Ile world. This surely does; for as isl Virginia,
50 is every southern community, quietly pursuing Their
avncaiions doubtless 10 day, with her uniting in paying
attribute to the memory OF the great man who gave us
our liberties, and taught us the only way 10 preserve
hem. Taking the feeling in Congress for an index,
particularly their %niggardly refusal to purchase W aShlag
TONS Farewell address, one would suppose that the peo-
pie had f rgotten him, and his counsels, and were only
intent upon ,hruslihg the institution Il slavery on a
people. who. in the most solemn manner have %repudia-
ted it. Yea 50 intent that they would actually stop the
wheels Of government, and even let "disurdsr and DIS
union reign forever" With very few and unimporlant
exceptions, the South has seemed wiling to lei this mat
ter rest on The ground, upon which they themselves have
repeatedly placed it, and the only one that can be main
tained w: of letting the people Of the Territories regu-
late th,ir domestic Institutions. All other principles. no
matte. by whom promulgated are extra Southern and IN
rue.
As far MS can learn The people regard the matter as
Unfortunate. and in some respects. very difficult. but all
sensible men seem to unite in laying the blame OF the
whole natter from the annexation Of Texas, down to the
present, as the work Of small potato" Politicians. But
nol,jng has yet been done, nor Proposed st SERIOUSLY to be
done. in any quarter that w,uld Justify the dis luton,
the de,tuclion @ tie only Republican system Of govern
menr, HAT relieves he dark view Of the world Al large.
I hose who favour dlsunion nuw. would favor IT for much
sliglter ciuse, and there always will be certain would
be uirat men with Their little BANDS oil Satellites, wh'
would rather rule below than Ia serve above.
The legitimate ord T of things has ben entirely IN
vested. aud nnw. Instead of seeing men IN Congress, dll
gently pursuing he great objects Il iegisia'i'n' an'
naitin. for instructions upon points, whsFe they nigh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-28
Lots for Sale,

LUIS III DdiCI
l HAVE a number ol BUfL Din LOTS, in the neigh
1 blrhood of Mr., David u. Payne's residences, which
wish Ia soll they are laid oil into one and two Acres. an
Will be divided into half acres, II any purchaser should des,l
II. These Lots ARE pleasantly situated, and al aeonve,icm
distance from Town. Pur-ons wishing 70 purchase, will o. II
upon Nj I. 4. Wills, with whom have LEFT a plot and
SURVEY uttho l.nts, and who, III my absence, Is uthorized 10
sellthem. NAl. DANIEL, JR.
July o~wts
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Fight, ksghs.

V,iIF subscriber is prepared to furnish Phosgene Gas,
l. Camphine, Burning FLUID, winter ~tleached, sperm and
solar Od, all .of the Gerry best quality Aio, a handsome as-
sortmeni of Hand, paflor, AID stanl lamps Tor burning The
same. For sale by JOHN IL. SEAY, Druggist,
Jan 21-iiis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-28
AGENGY OF
Dr.. =. y. EIfCh's CeiebT0feA .NeiiCimes

l Used by hia with such distinguished success in the cure
~ of Coughs, Consumption, Cattrh, Asi hna, Heart Dis
eases, Dyspepsia G,norrhm,, Piles, Female Complaints, &c.
&c.-Also, Dir. s. :. Fitch's Abdominal Suppo,ters, Shout
der Braces, intaling Tubes, and Lectures on Consumption,
and the art 81 preserving Lilo aud Health to Old Age, No,
JOHN II SiAY has been appointed agent for tho sale Of
the above Goods, and will keep them constantly on hand at
his Drug store, ly%nchbute, Virginia
3g-Dr. Fitch's g Guide Book to Invalid', and Directio .
Tor Prcmniing Health. aud instructions 10 Mothers, in tho
Management OF Children" may be had, v,atui,ou-lv, nv
calling far it at the Store as above. An extremely valusbi
Book.
Ana. 13-f.if
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CoLvrN 81 Co.

Feb 2s-lm Baltimore, Md.
Tools and Materials for Contractors.
M T. HAVE on hand II good assortment OF Bl%acksmiil'.
w Bellows, Anvils, Niscs, Sl.dgo asd Hand Hammers
stone Hammers, Cast steel Hand Dlll and Striking Ham.
mers, Cast Steel Hammer Noulds, Stock and Die, Screw
Plates, Files aud ist rs, Crow pafs, iieks, MattockH, Tape
Lines, Btoad, Ghup aud Hand AN,at Halter, Trace aud
stone Chains Hand, trosscut and Fit Saws, Horse Shoes,
Horse shoe Nails,
5000 lhH. Oetagon and Square Cast Steel,
Shear and German Stccl,
10 Coils Rope,
l0o dozen Shpyrls aud Spades, and many other articles
which we are anNious 10 sell on hbcipl terms.
Feb est GIEiOlN n HOYAI1..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-28

E-~rA HE House, al present %occnplei hy
EIJsil Mis-. Duly j mas, rutn,T on Church St
Willie Rent moderate and pussession can he hA.
a6a31s2nH1 immediately. A pv "
Or. -isif MIGHT. MART.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-28

WAS SOLD s. PROMPTLY rAip At THIS OFFICE
The fortunate indt, tdual who drew the above name,
rrise snow a,esidcul Of the State ol Maryland.
~ en- Id Iieip
The official repoit OF the hianag, ~ show ~ oi the II
PRIZES SOLD BY DIV 4. co, ~ EEBliuA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-28

Office \. W. corner ot Baltimore aud Calvert street,
Museum building, baltimore, Md,
fINlEN have, IN the capacity II Agents Tor the state Lot.
I teties, unaor Yates y Mrlnts II, -. u, t.tcgoty Il Co,
J. & Gregory s. Co, and u Paine y 60. contractors and
manago,s, been the fortunate disf ,butors ii none rii8ea
than any nthoi agency ever established mthe iuittd States
TIE I.ARGfSl tAplTAl. rRlZE EVER SOLD n
TIIIE EhIHNIIAN
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-27
LIFE IN 8 u r NICE
EY THE
KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital S9OO, 900!
Office Of Water street, near Market, In Vice
Brick Row; ViNcESNEs, INDIANA.
JOHN III. HUTTON, Agent,
No 24 Main sfreef Richmond INp

I>HIS Company is now prepared TO insure
lives, graut endowment and annuities.
The following are among the dement's confer
ed by insnring III this office:
Premiums amounting to so and upwards
payable one-lIa!I in cash, and the balance in d
note at l2 months, rene wabIe, with six per cent
interest, or the premium may be paid monthly y
in advance.
Insurance effected in this Office upon the life
Of the husband, free from all demands Of credI-
tors.
Creditors may insure the lives Of debtors, and
debtors their own lives for the be Of credit
Naval and Military Officers, Masters and Mate,
of boats, vessels, aud indeed all classes, may a,
this Office secure their families against want al
the lowest rates of premium
Premiums lover than Mutual Companies.
No responsibility to the Insurers beyond the
p,vtnc Mt Of the premium.
No risk Of Partnership with all classes Of per-
sons and It's serious consequences.
No liability TO have the sum insured reduced.
or TO make farther contribution in case Of NOR
tai:y beyond the estiniited average.
The certainty Of having every claim paid as
soon as substantial, whatever extraordinary NOR
taty may take place.
The semi iannuh paymen mt Of premiums, and
thirty days grace allowed the assu red the
uewal of premiums.
This company allow the insured more Iibe raj
travelling privileges aud longer residence in
the Southern States than any sIinIiar institution
in the country.
A person insured in this company, has the
privilege Of travelling on land. rivers, lakes or
inland seas, aLd Of rrsiiin9 IN any OF the States
or Territories Of this Union, or the British Pro-
vinces Of North America. during the entire year.
except from the first day Of August TO the first
day Of Novembcr; during which period. the in
sured are not allowed to travel or reside south of
the northern boundary Of the State of Mi>sis-
sippi, unless permission is previously obtained.
The company does not exempt itself from the
payment of policy lf the assured should die by
his own hand, which is n conside ration Of great
Importance to the creditor who insures the life
Of II debtor, well as to Il wife insuring the life
of her husband
The insured will be allowed to make voyage
out and home. to and from any port the con- :
tin"nt OF Europe, for an extra charge of per
cent.
Steamboat men engaged in navigating the
western waters will be insured at the regular
rates.
No one liz, will be taken by this company for
d greater than 5000.
ASSURANCE 500 n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-27
WOOLEN MACHINERY
Im tho Oregon Will. For Sale.

SINGLE Cardiug Machines, with condens-
- ers. spools, &c, elongng.
One Flicker. Jack. Dos spiniles. Jack, 100
sPind'es' Doubling machine, Grinding ma
eh,ne' stoves. bohbins. w aste Wool. &c.
Twelve Sattiu-t Power Looms , Broad Pow
er Looms with iieddles, Reed Shut,les, &c. with
some warp OH beams. Shearinc machine, l
Brushing machine. knapping machine, Press
with papers and stove to heat plates.
Fuliing stocks. Wash machine. three large
Copper Kettles, Tubs. Vats. &c. Dye Wooas
Coperas and Blue Vitriol. Terms Of sale liber.
al. Enquire OF James Anderton. jeff. rson st.
d. BECkEL.
Dayton, Feb. 90, 1850. 9-2w
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

HNNitt. Directors Of the Etrhiuoud BrI.trr - ani
i lur"pIsr company will rrrriv. scales pro-
po>ils at the Tan-yart office of w iiIian Ken
WORTHY & SON. until - O'Clock VI, Of the 2G,i,
lust, icr the Grazing aud Masonry Of the entire
hue of said Road. Plans aud Specifications o
Sand work may br seen ut the above nance
place. tfon and after The ooh inst
By ori-r nf the Board.
JOHN II. HUTTON, Ssc'y.
Feb. 6, Is!0. 7-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-27
Virgimia and Vermont.

The following resolutions were passed,
with "commendable unanimity.' in the
Virginia Legislature, few days since
Reso7Ued, BY the General Assembly oil
Virginia. that the resolutions from the
State Of Vermont. on the subject Of sla-
very. be returned 10 the Governor Of this
alth, with request that they
be returned to the Governor Of Vermont.
and that the Governor of Vermont be in
formed that the Legislature of Virginia
understand their constitutional rights, and
mean to maintain them.
Resolved. by the Gene ral Assembly.
that i, be and is hereby recommended 10
the people Of Virginia. not TO import. pur-
chase or Consume any article. the pro-
duce or the manufacture Of the State o:
which shall address to Virginia the lam
guage Of menace or OF reProach.
What a sublime combination Of dignity
and revenge. What quaking there will
be among the Green Mountains. on the
receipt of this scaihing rebuke! The
cheese presses will creak out i lamenta-
ton. The butter churns will refuse to be
comfortcd. The fat cattle upon thou
and h..ls." will set up plaintive wall at
being thus cut off from the hope Of ever
''tckling the palates' Of the F. +. VS..
The ewes and lambkins will blat, in
mournful cadence. at the melancholy re-
f1ection, that their fleeces will never cover
the backs Of the .'chivalrous'' sons Of the
State that "never tires,' and, as it snorts
its way over the lofty peaks of the ever
lasting hills. the locomotive will whistle a
requiem over the sunken fortunes and
hopeless future Of old Vermont! But
never despair! Vermont can be reveng-
ed. Let her gallant sons. after ejecting
the saliva from the last quid, Virginia
ward, stop chewing tobacco!-Aibamy
Jour
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-27
TURNPIKE NOTICE.

VIHE stockholders in the Richmond and Will
] iamsburg Turnpike Company. will please
take hoiic~. that. IL their instruments noD dine
are not paid by the first Of the 4th month tApriN
next, they will have to b. COLLECTED ny Law.
WILLIAM PARRY. Treas. ofCo.
Richmond, 2nd mo. 9th. 1859. i0:3t
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AT THE WILLOW GARDEN:

knn Grated Apple. Pear and
e/O ~ ~ Cherry Trees, Of the best
- approved varieties from six 10 twelve "a
~ feet high; Peach aud Plumb Trees Of -
many Of the best varieties aud Of good size for
transp planting; Percinrnons. Ounces and Nee
tarin~s--b-st varieties; Goose berries, White
CuTrants aud GraPcs--by the hundred, Seeding
Apples and Pcars--by the hundred thousand
Cedar, White Pine, B,sam-F Fir, Spruce aud
JunipcT: both American and Chinese Arborvita;
Hicwering Shrubs Of MANY varieties; Tuiir
Bulbs by the dozen; DahIias. assorted coiors:
Vegetable aud Flowering Seeds; White Thorn
and Usage -Orange Seed, by the quart or busheI
with % great variety of other herbacrous and
towering Plants. for sale at the Willow GAR
q. MENDENIAIL. Proprietor.
n. u. II Wanted. Apple and Pear Seed
in any fuanii'y--ior whIci, the highest prize
will he gwen. G.. VI.
Richmond, 10th mo. 3lst. 1919. lJtf
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LOOK AT THIS.

I IL persons holding orders against the Rich
~ mond and Boston Turnpike Company are
hereby requested to call at the Treasurer's office
a, the Store of u. +. Wiggins & Sons and leave
u copy Of the amount due said orders; all
stockholders who are yet in arrears are request
ed to make payment without delay.
d. T. WIGGINS, Treasnrrr
Feb. 30, 1880. 9-3v