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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15
The Fire Annihilat0r.

Mr.. Phillips, the inventor Of this new
apparatus, recently gave an exhibition oI
lis powers TO large company assembled
n, the London Gas Works, Vauxhall.
After some preliminary remarks cn the
vas, losses from fire, amounting annually,
in the three kingdoms. 10 81 .00o. .o00. and
The inefiiciency OF water in quenching iu-
rious conhaeralion, he sci fire 10 a con-
par.men, CT large open building filled
with partitions and temporary joisting o!
,ish, wood, daubed Nth pitch and ,urPen-
line and hung with rags, soaked with the
same combu-tibIes. The flames esccnded
roaring with such yehemence as to rfPel
the spectators to a distance Of forty feet,
reaching, apparently, beyond all remedy
by wa,er-mbcn Mr.. T. with ore Of his
hand machines, somewhat larger than a
good sized CO flee POI: from which volume
of gas and vapor was discharged, cx.
linsuiskinr the flames in "half minute
and then TO prove that there was no nox'
ious quality in the resulting air, lnmedi.
ateiy wa'scd through the building with a
lighted candle in his hand.
A company has been formed 10 manu-
fac'ure these new style Of fire engines
which, il,hey answer as well in practice
as they seem to do in experiment. will
soon make 'heir way to This country. and
find their field Of operation in subduing
flames. and cA 3aps. fre.rio,s.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15
From California.

Four steamers with 300 passengers and
Two Millions in gold have arrived.
Ii is stated that the Stale Government,
were abou, .eizins the money in The
hand Of the Collector of Customs, and
setting up an independent Gosernmef',
bu, tina, Com. Jones would resist Ia
measure.
The O.egonians-ctficers and al
were mostly in California. digging god.
Business was dull-Ients, wagcs, :
were coming down.
Election for Sheriff, &C., was going ~.
when the last steamer lea,.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE

Mr. BickeiI, the new State Treasurer,
entered upon the discharge ef the dalies :.
that Office on Monday week. Asa D.mocs,
Esq, has been re appointed chief clerk O:
cashier.
The committee appointed 10 ir,estgss
the official conduct OF Mr.. Bail, la!e S:4,.
Treasurer, has q, last made a leng.r rc
port, generating ,ha, gentleman from
any remissHess of duty in the discharse e.
his official functions.
Conference Committees had been e.
pointed on the Appor,ionment and ArPro-
priation bills, which il was believed .. o1s
lates, date would agree upon deia's, ~;
nould be accepted By both parties.
The APporlonment Bill gives unor,
Junia,a and Miiilin, one Senator as al pc
sent; bu! makes Cnioa and Junia.a a Rep
resen,a,iv- district with one Represen:s'.,.
only. This is hard for Union COUNTY,
v wbich is entitled 10 Member in her orn
right; but the bill is in other respec:. s.
nearly Just. tia; i, is though, !; viii pass
The House as i, has III. Senate. and become
lava speedy adjournment of tho Ls-
gislaiure will fo'low.
p.S The .'keysione' Of yesterday
SAYS the Appor,Ionment Bill has passe!
the House also ty vote OF 4s to ~.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15
New Exchanges.

Berwick Telegraph Berwick. Col.
Co., Pa, by J. NJ. Suyde Democratic.
"Pet,ingiII's Reporter" Boston. En-
deavoring to procure a complete lis, Of all
the newspapers in the U. S. Hope lie may
live to get it.
"Keowec Courier" Pickens CHI. SC,
has one printer and two ed,ors-a small
shee, at ,hat-mildIy but decidedly Cal
hounish.
"Lewisburg Gazette" Marshall county.
Tennessee. Strongly, patheiically for ihc
Nashville Convention, and opposed 10 the
Administration.
"Ashville Messenger Blnconbe coun-
'y, N. C., Wing. We copy few short
items
"WANTrD.-A large quantity of plaster
is wanted at this office, 10 draw The advoc-
a,es OF the Nashville Convention to Il head
Also. like amount OF adhesire plaster. to
hold them together for recen,ly,th place
Of meeting has been moo,ed, and many Of
lis friends are falling of.
"Mr. Smith, near Helicon SprIngs, Ga.
while attempting TO arrest Nj. Austin,
was shot. and one of the party Immediately
sbo, Austin. who is dead and Smith mol
expected to survive.
"Of 33 papers in this State. 90 have
spoken against the Nashville Convention
several are silent"
The Banner Fairmoun', Marion Co.,
Va. ,rejoices in the sight Of a steamboat
(up the Monongahela from Pi'isburg. We
"reckon; also. in the arrival Of a
young Mr. Morris, who with lis ma'erEa
ancestor is justly regarded as worthy ol
more attention than the paper from the eld-
er Mr.. NJ.
The "Lewisburg Chronicle" Greenb;er
county. Virginia. (Whig) dons new
dress. We like the sIit and the spirit OF
our namesake, bu, as il is The lnnior. wish
it would form an alliance that would give
il a new name.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15
New Spark Arrester.

A spark arrester, three TO four feet 10
height for locomotives and other steam en-
gines, has been invented by A. Adds, oi
Lycoming County, Pa. twill pass sparks
through, over and into water. and drive
ou, smoke only. 1t csn be constructed 10
use three, four or Eve fires. Locomotives
with this spark arresler on them can pass
under bridges. run into cities. towns and
villages witbou, any danger of setting fire
10 bridges or buildings. The fues and
water can be graduated to any size and
length ,ha, may be wanted according 10
the capacity Of the locomotive or engine.
Weekly Organ.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15
Travellers

Will ind The "American Railway GuIer
valuable auxiliary in planning or prose-
eculing journies. 1t is published monthly
bv Curran Dinsmore, at the "Path-hDder"
Office, No. 1923, Fulton ST., New York
price not stated, bu, we should guess at
rs CTS per No.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15

rBy the laws recently passed. The
people of this State will next Fall vote Tor
The Amendment to the Constitution.
One Canal Commissioner,
An Auditor General, and
A Surveyor General.
The people Of each county, 10 addition 10
their other officers, will next Fall elect
A Prosecuting Attorney, and
A County Surveyor.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15

JENNY LIND is the next per>onnSe 10
make the American "upper tendon oily
mad. end "the rest of mankind their ser
vile imi.a,ors. Jenny Lind hats and bon
nets. parasols, pants, and ploushs. gloves
and eewsaws. songs and smaIl-talk, will
be "the rare'-and the Swedish Nishiin-
gale" the goddess of popular idolatry. Her
" Snowman" Mr.. Barnum. will doubtless
make more than any Californian hopes for,
and millions Of money be squandere1 that
nigh, be much more prohiably or honestly
applied.
Graham" for July, and "Sartain' 1--WE
believe "Godey" also) have portraits of the
charming songsier-the first two of which
We have received ; they do not resemble
each other minu,ely, and friend states
iha, neither look like The original" paint
ing in Philadelphia.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15
Farmers /!

Do not forget, this busy season. 10 pen
an article now and then for the Chronicle.
Original articles in this paper We frequent
ly see copied into better journals-and We
therefore are confident your efforts are ja-
dlcious and well received.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15

rThanks to Gov. Johnston, Hon.
Messrs Daniel Webster, David I. Disney.
and Jos. Casey, Washington. and Messrs.
Sitter and Cunningham. Harrisburg. for
Pub. Doc. Also TO Senators Cooper, ,Stur-
geon. and Frick, for nothing.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15

@Mr. J. F. f.. HlLLEN, recently Of
New Berlin in this county. We see i. stated
has in course of publication work entitled
Landscape Drawing Book-chieAy from
Nature" In 81 Nos. each containing
4 plates, at l9 cts per No., or 81 for the
whole, one.haif in advance. We hope il
may be successful. "a, Philad.)
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15

DThere have recently been nightly
attempts to break into stores, from Milton
as high up as Williamsport, bu, with very
little success. Merchants and house. kce-
pcrs in other quarters should increase their
vigilance and prccauions.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15

TMr. SHARp's double-ioned musical
voice has called GU, large audiences up The
Wes, Branch, and created much interest.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15

The editor OF the Worches,er, Mass. }
Tribune says, he in company with others.
have examined the discovery a, Mr..
PaIne's house, 'cho lights and heats his
rhcle house r;ih cold mafer and that
the light surpasses anything he ever be-
held--more like sunligh, than anything
else !; that lie intense heat OF tie fame
serves for warming room. and TO cook
dinner. or for any use to which fire is
ordinarily applied and that there is u
grea, saving of work and expense.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15

prThe Romantic Wedding published
by US some time since, has taken the tour
Of 'all The papers," but we observe that in
its progress its credit has been "transmog-
riied" from plain "Lewisburg Chronicle"
10 the Louisville Courier, This reminds
one of Byron's definition of
."GLoRy-To be bored through with a
cannon ball, and your name so ms.pell in
the lis, Of killed that your own mother
would Mt know il :"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15

LXCoMING CoUNTy.-The clo,hIn-
store Of +. Covert, in Williamspor', Wa
burglarously entered on Sunday nigh
and robbed of $500 worth Of articles. !
fire opposite Williamspor,. dcs'royed 'nF
grist mill OF Samuel Caldwell. Loss 81
800. Insured. Jesse Hamilton, OF Le"'
township. willie engaged in olI'ng .n'
machinery o! a saw mill, was accidenlal!
caught in the cos-wheel. and had bis 10
completely torn oil jus. above the KNEE
The son Of Mr.. Smith OF Moreland towh
ship, was crushed 10 death BY saw '9s'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15
Decayei Grain Injurious to Steck.

There is grea, danger OF feeding 10 an,
imals, diseased or decayed food Of an.
kind. Some species Of decay nre not in
furious, others are positively dangerous.
The 70, in the potato Of late years, has in
many instances. no, diminished the iai;cn-
ing properties oil the root, as it was the
tissues or nitrosenised portions Of it thai
!. were decayej, while all the starch, from
which he Fat is principally formed, remains
unimpaired for sometime after the com.
mencement of rot.
So i; is frequently with grain. The
starch is little liable 10 decomposition, or
disease, and is only induced to it, by the
proximity (close juxiaposi,ion) Of the al
luminous (nitrogenised) parts, which CON-
munice;e incipien; fermen,a:ipn. which,
under favorable circumstances, rapidly
proceeds 20 destructive decomposition.
The Ill effects Of this species OF food is
shown in the FAC; quoted by a correspondent
that steer fed upon it became paraly.
sed, and a change was essential TO prevent
this terminating fatally. We have known
a choice herd Of swine swep! off by feeding
on wheat ,ha. lad been damaged by
leakage on ship board. To insure safety
under such feeding person mus, know
jus, what he is about, and the precise
quality and condition Of The article he is
feednu
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15

GThe Wiiliamsporters we learn are
making great preparations for the coming
Democratic State Convention, which meets
at that place the 29ih inst. Private accom-
modations are to be provided for nan and
beast-,he streets to be deprived of every
superfluous pile Of rubbish-all the child
ren's faces TO shine like May morning
in short, it is TO be the "greatest day. and
more 10 it," than The Empire has enjoyed
since the era Of The Editorial Convention.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15
q. S. CONGRESS.
A Census Bill has passed the House
making 233 the number OF Representative,
Report Of the Select Committee.


making 233 the number OF Representatives.
Report Of the Select Committee.
The Selec, Committee of Thirteen repor-
ted on the 9Th inst, as follows
l.. The Committee are unanimously OF
the opinion that new States may be formed
on, of Texas. but should be left 10 he
people OF thai Stale such new States
should be admitted without any objection
on account Of the exclusion or pcrmiss;ou
OF slavery.
=. The Committee recommend the pas
sage Of the bill reported BY Mr.. Douglas.
for the admission Of California into the On.
ion as State.
3. The Committee also think i, qui.s
necessary that territorial governments
should be furnished for the Territories OF
Utah and New Mexico. They recommend
that the bill for the admission Of California
and the Territorial bill should be iucoIpora-
ted in one measure.
4. They report as an additional section
TO the California and Territorial bill pro-
vision determining the boundaries OF New
Mexico and Texas. The territory TO be in.
cuded in New Mexico, claimed by Texas.
is 10 be purchased from the latter State.
S. The Committee repor, sec,ion 10 be
added 10 Mason's bill, in relation 10 fug..
tive slaves. l,provides that every master,
before he goes into another State 10 recos.
er his slaves, shall 90 before some compel
en-, trbuna! and establish the fac, Of elorr-
ment Of property. and Of description Of
slave, and with these facts a,ies;ed with
competen, record, and presenting them l.
an officer, the slave shall be rendered uplo
him. Also. tha, if slave declares his free
dom he shall have trial for his freedom
on return to the State from which he has
escaped.
8. That slavery ought TO; 20 be abo!f'l.
cd in the District Of Columbia.
z. The majority oi,he Committee rcqcd
a bill for the suppression Of the slave lrada
in The D!s'ric; Of Columbia, upon the moi
ell Of the law lately enforced in Marylani
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15

The Chemung Rrige, a; Elmira, and two
sores, were burnt on the Cd inst
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15

Season for Telling Resinous Trees
Any time during this month. or the next
three months following, all kinds Of pine,
larch, and other resinous trees may lie cut,
as the PORES Of their wood will be filed
with resin. which serves TO increase the
strength and durability Of their timber.
tn pel credIt-le Dtanc,ual T. nm
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15
C8sar's Head.

II seems the description we gave some
weeks since of this almost unknown but
magnificent monument Of Almighty power
anG grandeur, was reasonably accurate, as
we find that the "Keowee Courier" of Ap.
26lh, published in its immediate neightor-
hood, at Pickens Court House. South Car.
olina,) copies our article in erienso. accom-
panied by the following editorial statement:
"Our fourth page contains an editorial
from the LewisLurg Chronicle. in which
the wonders OF Caesars Head, and the
grandeur and glory Of the mountains
around are sketched with graphic hand /;
but none can paint like nature, and there
fore, the most finished description must fall!
far short Of expressing those ideas OF unfa.
thomable depth, and Of llimtable space
that overwhelm one when he sazes from the
giddy heights Of Caesars Head.
"Our Pennsylvania traveller appears to
have los, his way, having been driven TO
the necessity Of ascending the Mountain by
a circui,ous anG dangerous route, and for
fear that some of our readers might meet
with the same accident, we take this occa.
sion TO say to them that there is turnpike
road, somewhat circuitous It's true, but bv
no means dangerous. crossing the very
apex Of the mountain in the immediate vi
ciniiy of which open the hospitable doors
of the Caesars Head Hotel" kept by that
mos, incompatible Of pubicans, B. Ha-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15

To GET eredit-be pune,ual. T, pre-
serve il. dpn't use il much.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15

"The Home Journal" New York,
commences New Series on the lst JULY
next, from which time they will publish an
increased edition sufficient TO supply all
new subscribers.
rive trust the H. j." " i'll also be more sue
&C sfu in reaching this office. a. per agreement,
The same hope for "Fnzsersld's City Item |
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15
1HB CHRONICLE.

H. c. HICKOK, Editor.
ON WORDEN, Publisher
At tl so cash in advance s175 in three months, s2 paid
within the year. and $3.50 at the end OF the year
Agent, in Philadelphia-v u Palmer and " Carr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04

inside n rransplration AID rravl by rsilraads. II "a
happens thai The Eastern Shore aud The country border
ing The Potomac and bay. mol amsdiiiely MIR
tsird any Of The ,ro,ks slosea Of lai hs canal aud
railroads INJURIOUS 10 Hr ,rLol, country through
rlch the turnpike road constructed and vet I
the benefit II Baltimore aud tHo western country Mary
ani has made voluntary sacrifices ftpm patriotic mn-
ives. such ~ oher has made under similar err
Gums asrezn
Such j. the opinion and the hngaate Of an eminent
SALESMAN adstngalshed sad m ob-efgaft man, VIM
Just we'll aequantd with the position aud Tie
paey Of Mar, land as with ha Of Ina n1pnlrd state
Ohio. FAItNINGIDN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04
MONTGOMERY ACADEMY.

rI,iIs Institution. hir under the patronage
l Of The PatsnfrtR, MONTGOMERY, viii be opened On
the first MONDAY "a February, 1850
The Bps 81 Trustees take pleasure In announcing that
Mr. VIM { Hagau. late ut Mp mattaS cpuntys who
unanimously elected las ,eag, has accepted the
appointments Pnueipal IL brings HE htg hest
datpus not only from the Droirs 81 Washington Cob
ege, bat from tha-e bo hsge bad -"n undet his Inns
Academy IL loeaed II the ,isiu9 81 Chr tiaHsh4fg
Tho b41ldus - Ia=ra aHd canmoIi, and will be- fu-
nish,d With satuabl biafy, and Philosophical Appafa-
Boarding, Including wood, ets washing. - can
boai III per month There Will be two SESSIONS Of five
months each
The terms arr For Tho primary cnurse II study including
0ulagtaphv. Webster small Dictionary,
Reading, sf'ane'- litadcr,,
Wdbng and Comro.lfian.
Arithmetic, Raw ptr Sd, Tor BEGINNER pati -,
Typography, NehFltss school Geography, with Ala.
iazi edition.
Ens-h Grammar fBalliaf''j per session Of month,
HIGHER COURSE.
Tho above, ~ either with
Latin, Bnlltpus Grammar aud Bnlhon's Latin Itea1tr.
Groek Buttons GRmnar aud Balloons Greek,
M,thcpaurz3 i1asie-' course,
Chemistry; Diapers,
Natural Philosophy IS
Nurll Wayland'. Elements Of Moral SrI.
roihril Economy. by Maryland.
kheiour Blair, University eaition)
Astronomy,
t,roloPy,
Mental Philosophy,
Iogir-pef srss,nof : months sl2 30
NICHOLAS CuEyAIiER,
JOIN CRAIG,
n. - mon lAGIE,
Committero1 behalf ot the Trustees
III IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04
LYnchburg Virginia Land Agent,

EsIIH nlrrsen0d y Ioq,f OIL Land Sellers has c-lab
I I-hed in the town 81 L,nchburg, agency, Tor the
al ii lad the object Of which, su afford facilities both
tothe purchaser and seller 81 land lie will keep
" n IN, oil AMI thorough description, Of farms
'r s1lr iuedng quantity, quality, locaoo price, TERMS
aud al her information essential TO be known by des
rpas ot Purchasing.
In tins way, persons unaeqtanfcd with the country
Wishing 10 purchase, ran, without dcat have such pta
tin pointed oHt 10 them that would suit heir hes and
The purchaser aud seller be able each other
AMI, the other baud, sellers bling then Land the
notice OF hose directly concerned without uotofcty which
l. often unpcisn within tsell. Person, o,vsh the aid
OF lis Ollie Hing must give r1ll aad direct pon
al their ha8d, /" oier that lair and candid
may b. made to the purchaser
This Agency viii be advertised in the prominent ag
rentnrl papers
Onir al Willie, * Buffers, opposite the Banks Al
m lpiraons mus b. lost paid, aud they Will be promptly
tended 10. BENJA WILKES
Dee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04

nneo an nope ct relief had been gwen M. and every
thug else been tied III vain - ""' e'o'S
~ ~ n,4Netaie The use Of the G,IT.lNYC BET.y
suppose TIE c1se Of person afflicted win lh,, h,o
''a'o' p}Sp"p'la, or any other Chronic or N,rvo,s
us rdef In ordinary cases sfimuans are ,,Len ,i,,
~ tnelf acllon On he nerves and muscles Of lhe
aw rq ''pos y I&' but which leave the patient IN
pN'i S'aie' aud with injured faculties after Tho ,,;
mus eNclled has ceased Now comp5re tbis ,,i %
lesnlna tom the application orihe Galyanic Rel,
axe pyspe2,lc sufferer, even in the worse sv,,,,,
81 an attack and simply lie ;he Bet ar,nnd tho bad.
'ha Tue magnetic FLUID as directed. In shorl p r,,d
"en' e The Bell, thereby causnu a G,lvani ''
""ro VIII pass on to the negative and thence back
~ .'e positive thus keeping up continuous ,;,lyoa,a
e''eu'a ION throughout tie system Thus the nos
= or !" dyspepsia are permanently cured few davis
Nav ~ cu,''''e0' to eradicate the disease of Yeas
- WI" u ID. II. LYMAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04
WHITEHURST'S
sl.yIight Daguerrean Gallery

G4LIIHY, .Noll Street, IUlcH5Hg,
sycamore Street Petersburg; II Aian Street Riehmond
Man street, Norfolk; and 207 Baltimore.
tkESl s Is taken IA all weather II children are to
he 'a1ela tie uoui ~ dear day should be selected
Mr. " having successfully applied electricity to hts lar
process enabled ct the action OF light his
subject almost nstlnt,neopsls,
lis success Tor Tie past - years enables him at this
time employ twenty assistants, aud i now taking AZ
the Thousand dkcncss> annually, which lie
flatrrin proof oil the superiority OF his licensees.
Particular attention pad taking iNenes-es oi infant
children post norton copying Of paintings, dague
feof,pes * e, IS respectfully solicited, whether you
III ipr likeness not.
Js md Hill hr kept constantly on hand, fine
o lcts aud Bielt pns al the Latest patterns,
made expressly ei b'gueneotyp's, 80 as not to ao" the
dust creep around lie edges often the case, TO the
great injury OF the Likeness.
J. II WIlrEUURST, Proprietor.
Ia Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04

w E'F('E'.

accordance with resolution adopted by the StockhoI.
ders oi the james River and klnawha COMPANY their
last Annual Meeting, notice hereby given 10 al persons
ho ding Post Notes that such required be
bfou. in Tor redemption before the 3st dav Orto
her lS5p and that after that no interest will paid
on such notes.
By order Of the Board of Directors.
WI. =. MUNFORD, Secy.
Richmond. m 81 1S5O-vsw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04
EOg. NEsy-9gglEsgs.


Virginia and Louisiana tine Packets
BETWEEN RICHMOND NND NtN orr .EANS.
,INIE following vessels. composing TIN. line, al of the
6r, class, with handsome room aecomnoda 9ns,
Barque Virginia. tncy } { apt. Nathaniel Boush,
Gyanr, 1rssr l.iteland,
q" Bachelor " lliafn Horton
Tn above vessels all 81 The ffsi class built
pfos, i1 the trade between ts city and New Orleans aud
commanded BY of long experience, who viii cses
give s1fsiart1n For hcigbl passage apply
10 Captains ga b1lrb. Of DAVID CUKRlE.
M Richmond
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04
u 4 II X ER'S
Iron Cylinder Corn Shelter.

iAN r now on hand and am constantly manufacturing,
the above named celebrated SifELLERS, both Tor hand
and horse power. This machnc for durability and rapidly
OF Smelling, stands unrvad Those in want of first rate
shelter or their present CROP supplied by
mai or otherwise. j. X. PARKER No 36 Main St,
doors below city Hotel, Richmond Va
NIessrs. MCDANIEL * LEE, Agents,
Nov i2-"3m Lynchburg, Va.
Ranu nlicln