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Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-16

MANNERs.-I make it pom, of mora
'i,y, never to find fsu:, with another for
his manners. They may be awkward or
graceful, blunt or polite, polished or rustic
Il care not what they are. il the person
means well, and acts from honest inten-
tons, ~ithou, ecceniricity or afiec,aiion
All men have not the advantage OF "good
society,"" as ii is called, to school them
selves in all its fantastic rules aud eere-
monies and If there be any standard Of
manners. il is one founded in reason and
good sense. and not upon these artificial
regulations. Manners, like conversation,
should be eS'emPorsneous.an and DOT studied
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-16
How Is Il, Ladies?

Equality without xciusvcness Within
such seem TO be the contrasts Of American
life. The professional man may be on the
very best Of terms with the black s,nih b, bat
ten chances TO one il the daughters Of the
professional man know the blacksmi,h's $
daughters. or if they would acknowledge
it if they did. Indoor life in America is
fenced around by as many lines a. social
life in Europe. There is not a community
there, any more than here. bu, has its fash.
ionabe quarter and its fashionable circle
This may be all very natural, bu, it is no,
in conformity with the general aspect Of
their national social life, that they carry
with them into these co,eries all the excIus.
iveness Of feeling which forms 90 marked
a feature in the social fabric Of the old
world. 10 widely extended country, like
the transatlantic republic, and a widely
scattered community. like that which peo-
pies it, is TO be expected ,ha, these feelings
would manifest themselves. N different PIa.
:es, in different degrees. 10 some. ho~-
ever, they assume a form quite as invele.
rate as they do with ousseives and Young
aides will turn up their delicate but ssucy
noses At the hare idea Of an acquaintance.
ship with Those, with whose fathers or
,rothers their own fathers or brothers may
'e on terms Of the most perfec, familiarity.
The circle once drawn. it is not very easy
or those without 10 transcend it. The
amily that introduces a new member. is
'eld responsible for his or her good be.
'avior And respec,ability and it is Go. sl-
Ways that the coontenance Of q particular
ami!y will suffice to give a party the free
ange Of the favored circle Alexander
dackay's travels in the United Sta,es.1
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-16
WEDNESDAY, JAN. Is, 1850. VOL


The ceer 10 he must acute animal we
possess, and adop,s the most ssgaciovs vlans
tor The preservation Of ito lite. When i,
lies, satisfied that the vind W'll convey 10
it an i0rima,ion Of The approach Of iis pur-
suer, it gases in anoli,ed direction. lf there
are asy wild bifds. such - cuIlews or 70
vens, in iss vicinity, it tsrps i's eye ioleHt-
II, fixed on them, convinced that they Gill
give ii . timely alarm. 1t seec,s lis cover
~llh The grcsIes, caution, aGd Invariably
cto tooses al emneace IRON Wh.ch il ese
nave a view a,osad. Il r-cog~is-s i'i'vid-
uels a"i permi's 'te shepherds to approach
'n. The sIags .; ToeosPress sII sufIer
The boy to go within 20 yards Of them; bul
if s.tenp, 10 sncrosch upon them lbey
are oil st once. A poor man who carr ,ss
p'ais in q cseei on his back heIe, msy 70
"cheek by jo~p ~Iih them bui ! PS, on
his psnnier The Other dsy. a.d . lempsed
to advance, end iMmedts.eIy they sprung
away like sDie!ores. An esn.ne0r deer
stalker loio ne tie ,slheS day Of splsn one
Of his keePers adopted to kill sary stag.
THIS animal tai b-ea k8osn f1r wears. |
and occupied q par. Of q plain from ~hicb ,
i, could perceive lbe smales, object q the
distance OF mile. The keeper cSt ,hick
bush, which ne carried beioss hln - he
rrrpi. and commenced stalking q, eght in
he morning; bul % gradual, did be move
forward thai i, ass fvs N tho a,ernoon
before he stood 10 trumph ~nh he foo, on
he snilered king. Il never ei, SO much
or an inferior crcsture," sad tire gentle
nsn, "as ] did for this deer. When
.ame up i, vas pen,ing lie away, with its
srse blue eyes firmly Sxed on ns slayer.
You would have thought. s,r, ths, IL vas
,ccusing itself Of simplicity 10 having been
70 easIy betrayed.'-Iase,ssss (Sco,iand)
COur.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-16

An eye witness gives the sketch below
of sermon given by pious colored man
10 Jamaica. He says. '.Hundreds Of peo-
pie hear this minister and same of them
have been made wiser and better by what
they have heard. The words are spelled
JUS, Is be spoke them. but were sounded in
tones that made the people attend to what
he said, and feel it too" He began j
81 Fust Timothy. six chapter, seventeen
verse: Charge dem dat Gs, rich in dis
rosId, dot dess be not Aigh.miaded"
Here be s,oeped. looked abou. upon tie
congregation. then said in complain ng
tons - # somebody ~ss finding faul. viii
him: What for him say. Charge dem as
be rich dat dem be no, high minded We.
no rich ne poor niegar. DE buckra t~hi.s
mani him rich. Niggar make de sugar;
blckra take de money. Wha; for him do
charge dem da, be rich ~ ID Fl. ..,-
Then, changing his tone, he answered
thus: "You no rich. Ell, Mayb be show
you feel rich. You free niggar now: SO
you say. III no like round JACKIE, again.
Den go to one tore (slcre,) YOU Guy one
coai-iaI coat. You put him on. You
look yourself in glass. You like him. Den
you 20 TO c0e :o5es '.ore. Yo4 buy ore
black ,rowser. You no want work ,rowser.
Work trowser you say him good for slave
nigssr de free digger him mus. hab black
trowser, like buckra. Den you &c 10 one
Ioder tore. You buy one white sh1k You
no like check shirt. Him good for de vo,k
nigear but free niggar must hab smart shirt.
Den you 60 to one :oder tore. You buy
one boots. De slave niegar. him go 5are-s
footed. De free nisgar. him must hab
boots like buckra. Den you 90 to one ,ode-
tore and buy one black hat. De straw hat
you say no good for free niggar. Den you
wall till Sunday come. Den you put EN-
On. You 'tay till de people all come. Dem
set quite quie,-no make no noise Den de
minister, him eome-him set down. De
people den wait for de minister 10 begin.
Him begin. Den you come! You walk
up de aisie-crack crack crack! What
or you make dat noise, ehl Crsck! crack,
crack Don't dar. prlde1 Don'l dat say.
See me new tail coat See me new black
ia, See me fine shirt, See me good trow-
'er Hear me new boots Doni me ono
inc gentleman Don't me rieh?-Ah.
ion't dat, pride? Charge dem da, he rich.
lai dem be no, hish-minded," Sc.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-16

The great fault OF modern religion. is.
that 1t is too generally made distinct
engagement from The ordinary pursuits of
life. Men cultivate it per Sc. as branch
OF the whole duty of man. Business Is not
regarded as religion religion does nc,
furnish the motive to business Godliness
is not so much life, as a specific par: Of
ia sori Of enclosure rallied OF from The
entire surface of existence, for the cul,i,a-
ton Of virtues which can no, be nourisheJ
elsewhere. ..-.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-16
The Secret Of Success.

LET them work hard and fare hard,an
they need not 60 TO California to get rich."
said Uncle Simon,as he stood talking with
neighbor, about some friend who had
la'ely lei. for the gold region. E" Tina, is
the secret OF success-onIy lie, the peop,s
work as hard. and fare as hard, here. as
they do in California. and my word for il
they'll soon &c, ahead anywhere. and no
mistake"
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-16
oMNIPREsENcE.

kneel, my child for GoD is herci
Rend in love, but not in far
kncel before him now in prayer;
Thank him for his constant care;
Praise him for his bounties, shed
Every moment on thy heal;
Ask for light to know his Will,
Ask for love thy heart IN fill,
Ask for faith to bear thee on
Through the might of CHaisr. his Son;
Ask his sprRIf still to guide thee
Through the ills that may bctide thee;
Ask for peace, TO luli to rest
Every tumult Of thy breast;
Ask in awe, but not in fear
kHcel, my child for GOD Is HEREi
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-16
For The Le'rfsburg Chronsese.
The Bachelors Drawback.

They tell me to hasten and marry.
But ah It's the cost that fear,
Ard prudence still warns me 10 tarry
Ere seeking amusement 70 dear.
oh there's rapture unmeasured In wOoing,
And sweet the confession WHEN won,
Bui house keeping horrors pursuing
Are sure 10 nuke sentiment run.
Thus unused ,'other night as fair Chloe
Swan round in the dance al my side:
I must furnish thy wardrobe so showy
If rsshly make thee my bride;
That slim, fairy foot, and It's fellow,
That tread The light measure 20 cav,
Mu.t with satin be clad and Prunel!s,
Bu, husband the piper must pay.
Al The right Of iha, ankle SO tender,
Nv heart the dear bargain would close,
When my head bids me (ere surrender)
Remember the price Of that hose.
That hand, so desired beyond measure,
The euior who ventures to hold
Can only secure such treasure
BY hopping those fingers with gold.
Those eyes. though their vision surpasses
The eagles. that pierces the night,
Must be aided by opera glasses,
Ho~e'er they embaIrass the sight.
Tn, biow-,he fair temple where towers
High honor. in marble enshrined-
Nus, be thstch'd with straw, feathers and fow'rs
To ksep out the .un and the wind.
ewcetest mouth that e'er smiled upon mortal
Hides organs Of hunger within,
And dainties must pass the red portal
Or soon cherry lips will grow thin;
Oh that charms so desired by lover
Have duties so costly ss-igned-
Thai ihe pearls which thy smiles now uncover
The choice Of the market must grind
Thy care must be constantly petting
With rarest cosmetics thy face,
Thy nose be INDUCED in coquetling
With 'kerchiefs bewildered with lace;
Those tresses-ensnaring allurers -
With fiIlrts Of gold must bind
Thy ears must be decked with Braruras
Or hung with the jewels of Ind.
Strange that man should embelli<h creature
Already more fair than the morn,
Ths, the icing mos, gifted by nature
Is the one we love most TO adorn!
Why was Eden so pleasant TO Adam
SO rid Of connubisl ills !
Because his ingenious Madam
Ne'er bound him with miliners' bills.
Jan. 10, 1850. INaUIsIrUs.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-16

Iimid though she be, and so delicate
that the winds Of heaven may no, 10,
roughly visit her, yet the chamber Cf tbs
sick. the pillow of the dying, the vieils Of
the dead The aI,ars Of religion, never missed
the presence of woMAN.-JUdse Nory.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-16
/" Never Saw Die"

II would be difficult 10 name many kind:
o. business. yeldiae 4 rich harve.. OF pro
fit 10 the ProPrietoss, which were not com.
menced under heavy Disadvantages, and
pursued for many yesss in the lace oI
irownins dsecuragemeu,s. For the hrs,
few years, in any new enterprise. all is
uphill work-'ueging agains; the stream
and one has rarely wind or tide in his "a.
vor. But If he breasts and "buffe,s the
waves with lusty siaews'-if he heroica,.
ly resolves never to give up. and stems the
tide with ga hear: Of controversy the
desired haven will heave in sigh, at last.
There is nothing like q stubborn. dogged
will, in these ,hings-,he resolution "nev-
er TO submi, or yield :" it works merscles,
and the stoutest obstacle become as cobweb
barriers before i,s all-po,en. energy. 10
short, as an able writer has SAID. hardly
say difficulty could be cited. TO which this
philosophy is no, applicable; and every
one will find, If he tries, that, be j. through
the brakes Of en,anging and bewiidering
passions, be it over the wide and unmarked
moor o! uncertainty, be it through the
slough Of despond itself. whenever
there is q WILL. there is a way,
Thegrand defect in many, however. is
that they have not the patience to stick 10
an unpromising enterprise, many years
but, usually, jus, as they are on the eve of
reaching the turning poin,-!he critical
moment when. by little extra exer,ion.
their long and ,henk'ess efforts would be
crowned with the mos. triumphant success
Just then the, get tired out, relax their
labor, and the whole enterprise is swamped
pas, redemption Yankee Bfade.
BRANDY lx~rIRarIoN.-Too often has
the experiment, of seeking inspiration from
The brandy bottle, y hen there was none in
the brain, been resorsed to. Productions
which smell Of the midnight oil, may be
tolerated Sut when they smell Of rum
laugh! Our hopeful philosopher has fallen
into The common mistake. He has not
only imbibed generous portion Of the
contents Of his glass. but has actually
stuck his pen into il, and still the inspira-
lion does not come!
A preacher, after reading the passage in
Job concerning the wild ass's colt snuffing
The east wind. observed. that he NIGH,
snuff a good while before he 60. fat. So
we may say Of oor srog-drinker, he mus'
sip a long while before he gets brains
II IA donh,fil ~ vheiher Woman ouuhs q
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-16

Slavery.-A memorial he's b-ea sent TO
Washington. praying that The nomination
of Walter Maioney, as marshal Of The
southern district. Flsrids, be not confirmed.
on :he specific ground iha, ne has excluded
slave labor 10 The service OF The Uni,eo
States.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-16

u Perhaps some Of our fair readers, with all
lor correspondent dressing in return next
week-in which case he will doubtless suffer
sone.' or we are greatly mistaken.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-16

If the sun is going down. look up to the
stars; iftbe earth is dark keep your eye on
heaven. With Gods presence and Gods
promises, q child or adult may be cheerful.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-16

10 The voyage Of life. ii is not always
The man that has the most SKULL, who
scui!s his way most successfully.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-16

Beware Of hating men for their opinions
or Of adopting their doctrines because you
love and veDera,e their virtues
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-16

II is doubtful whether woman ought 10
marry man merely beciuse he affords
her ne-sxrass ior hating, him.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-16

MoNEY-Tbe larges, and hardest slave,
holder 10 The world.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-16

Talent without lac, is like ii11le will,
bow.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-16

A. discopteu,ed man 6ods no easy chair,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-02-07
Tho Red Land Herald

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conduct no, the ca.t amou, which Is !l,
CHARGE that he moved d suspension % the rules
for the passage Of the Oregon bill
The remark Of the editor. of tbc RokLrI
Ue,aA will have bul little elect upon ta, l"aI.-
,n,ure That body tirs DOT eject Gen Bu-k
at it. present session, unless Dee vere 60 change
entirely hi. position upon 20, southern question
To yo,e for him. with h, expressed opinions
and hi. pa., course n view, would be- ihe self
condemnation If every member taus victims.
10 pol,ical exile.
By the way, it ia reported that one of the
editors of this PRINT 4. I BgntouI ism uo1r ret
alive OF Thomas II. benton "'" 'i'"' "' '''
isa wing certainly TWO '''' "''
in defense oil oar 'en"'"f'' WI . ''''
more good We 'h's'h'' III "'''''''' '''''''
likely to do mere. us "'''l ''''''
stand IN necd oi "'' tue "''''''''' ,'' ''
tam either from f'''.'''' ~ '''''''''
prejudice even III 'N'-
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SABINE NAVIGATION "A doubt. me nov SGT
ut rest, as regards the navigation Of t'le Sahmc
The Buffalo, has been up 'he f''' "' 'f ''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-06


ly believe. that il lel entirely them law mint b.
passed perfectly satisfactory every bdy except those
whose business Is agitation, AMI whose objects are any
thing but the promotion 81 peace harmony pa rioe GOOD
VIII and The loveo UNION amlng the IeupIe Ut the Uni.
ted States.
And now. penileper DOES o' every sber minded and
patriotic msn see the necessity, sud el the duty Of re
buhina thai siriibl faclInn and disunnn that spirit OF
discard hni Of elimination and recminaon thai spirii
that loves angry controversy. and loves mos especial
" when evils are imaginary and dangers unreal which
has been so actively employed in dnirg mischief and
which, Is Ia be smented. has received cnun,enance
and encouragement IN quarters, whence better thnrs
| were looked 70
We are now The close Of he SIKH month Of line
session ~ Congress What Important neasnre has been
adopted d The advancement VI the great interests
the country
For one h7rdly dare expect any progress in useful
egsailnn until spirit shall prevail, both Congress
and the country, which shall J. Ok more 10 things impor-
an aud real. and less things ideal and abstract THAI
here are sefuus difficulties in present conditi n,
growing ou Of the acquisition Of pew territories is Ger
iany true. These difficulties reseen and fire.
td An honest and earnest ,ff1r was made In avoid
overc me them. aud sill remain prosperous. happy aud
united people, If prudence and cancellation shall animate
our pablo counsels, and spirit of foebeaan e, modera
ton, and harmony spread over the land.
nm, gentlemen. with entire feyatd your obliged fell
low czen and ubedienl servant.
DANIEL WEBSTER
To lion. Edward Rand
Hon. w. -. Bauni,ler,
Rev DR.. Dana.
). w. Matslon, Esq
Aid others, signers to the 'clter Of April slh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-06

- FRIDAY, MAY 81.
Cathe-Ihere was an increase in The supply of Beeves
a, the Scales IN Monday, and buyers moi being much
disposed t" give The demanded the market became
dull and prices necessarily ruled srmehiog lower The
offerings reached 39i head, of which 23S were sold to
city but hers % left over unsold and 1870 were
driven u Philadelphia. Prices ranged from So 25 10
81 90 on the hoo equal u So 504S IS net, and
ging 81 l2l gross.
Hgs.-We quote from So to s. 80.
Fish. Daring the week Sbad have been in fair de
mand at 800 25 for small bbs aud 50 25a0 50 for
those Of fell size, No. |, trmmedthe highest figures
for the best brands. The receipts have been very eht
The demand for llerrlngs has slightly diminished The
sales Of the week have been uniform at 81 l2.ai 81
for No. |. Some small parcels of M 3 Mackerel
have reached the market this week and re held at 81
% 1t is mol expected, however, that this price can be
maintained. We quote No. 2 st $40 % and No. at
$l2al2 So
Feathers The sails are confined to small lots We
quote from SO to So cts.
Io,card Street Flom.-'Iherc was disposjiion on
the part of holders, before the close of the market la
Friday, 10 advance, but buyers did reciprocae this
feeling and the market continued at uniform rate until
the receipts Of the steamer, Asia's news Tuesday
which being favorable, causedan advance aud sales were
made al 50 ) 10 81 The latter figures then CON
,inued to be the ruling price until today when reduc-
ilon took place. We note sales on Saturday of I5OO
bills. and on Monday of $500 bbl.. at S. 25 On
Tuesday, sales of 300 bbs. made at So 81, and
900 bhIs s. 81. On Wednesday sales of oOO hills
Were made at S. 81 and 400 bbS. Straight brands al
As so Yesterday sales of IfOO hill. Nere n,aaa =,
a. 81 Today sales Of 500 hills were noJe a, * %
and 600 hills ut q al n,r,in ~ H." t, u. ao -
1 ,ho;., h-o,J, " ~ ~ ~ VI
| Iifv Nils Fio,r--On Tuesday. ,fcr the E,oI,nd
! ,lgi.,2 ;, NJ . hy .,a.,,r -, - w. - :, ,'
were sales nr aboul 1000 MS n a. "a y',a,la,.
there was sale ot A. so To-Day h. lrs arc al ,sl
mo a. 80 hut there are no huyrrs At nrsson, i; la,
I , al, of tOn hhIs o,,,, an lvaI4aI., -. -. ~
Fnmib, Flov SAILS IN The ,raJe nfi,I'n',o ,,,,,,
uf,ctur : At As rs andufev, a, AZ o. ''''''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-06
N.ashingt N. May 81.
THE MAR KETS.
RICHMOND. Nav 81

KTCTIAIUNTJ, May u
1OBACCO.--Receips continue moderate for the
seaspn; market steady AT former quo atoms Lugs 81 O0
a 80 80; Leaf So a 49, general sales; fine semuing So
a Sl0i. md extra manufacturing Sl0a$lG,.
FIOUR-We note sales Of Scortsville at A. 50
per bbl; Richmond country sells at So 25A5 81 per Dbl
Transactions limited.
WllEAT--Iue doing in the m1rkel; white 81 10;
red 81 Ul. Receipts extremely light
CORN.-Markel quiet. So 10 80 cents per bushel
the current rates.
OATS-We quote 40 cents per bushel as the selling
price.
RYE-A good demand FOR distliliog exists, G5 cents
per bushel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-06
NOTICE..

DOCKS of subscription $500 900 the Capital Stock
- OF 'He N1to York and Puginia Steamship Conlpa-
n.y." will be opened at the office Of Atlantic Mutual In
-nrance Companies, Merchants Exchange, New York on
Monday, the 10Th inst, agrecaby with the provisions OF
charter from the State OF New York, passed April 10th
1880 Persons IN Virginia wishing to subscribe said
stock have their orders filled of the
subscribers in the city OF New York
SIIAS WOOD,
HENRY LUDLAM,
r. A. CONKIING,
May 9-l0uf Commits sioner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-06
JOHNSON & VOOLFOLK,
Z o. X ND JOB PRINTERS
Mark eft Street


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ertcnsire and complete JOE PRLN'1LNf OFFICE, all
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the sole view of meeting the business wants of this
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and FANCY TYPE, OF which NEW STYLE
enables them TO execute PRINTING OF EVERY VARI-
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COLORED AND BRONZE PRINTING
done at the lowest rates. and in the neaest
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Tor tins branch OF the art.
Having had considerable experience at the job Case and
having IN their office all necessary materalthcy natte,
themselves that they can execute printing equal to the
Northern Cities All they ask is trial
81 All orders confded u.s. shall with unerrine al
tenon and punctuality.
Office UP STAIRS in Srhoof,d,. BUILDING ;mued;a, n
ly opposite the Market.
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Feb lS-6mif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-06

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