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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-13

American Speakers and Authors. and in scboo,.
where defamation forms branch of study il va,
be found useful.
These works are published by 4. s. B,pvr.
& Co, New York, and for sale by d. Il. p,y,,
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We have received a copy of this work from n.
Bowen. We have not yet had time toread :,
carefully. We have, however, read several cb.,
tiers and examined its contents. The VOL ~
been well executed by the publishers. beino baiI
neatly printed and we'll bound. Mr.. B'ss1,lo =
pleasant and smooth; of that agreeable cbaracto.
which induces the reader, after having read o,o
chapter, 10 turn to another. The work con-
OF detached chapters, treating of great yarie,,
OF subjects, both in the manner of an esssayist al
narrator The work promises TO be nterost;a,,
NJ. B. was deprived of his sight in early inf,nc,
and is now engaged in the work of an autbor
obtain sustenance. The work is worth no m
sal and the aim is andablc, and we hone H.
liberal public will not permit ii to pass unnotire5
Mr.. Bowen is in our town.
an appeal for the Union Of Parties. Thu;
pamphlet, written by promising younr n,o,.,
Der oft the Richmond bar. The STYLE appoars ~ -,
good, but have not read it s0licicnilv 10 ,,a,a
sentence upon its theories. We will refer ~ :,
in our next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-13
GEO, BAGBY,
UOIESAIE AND RETAIL GROCER A
Commission .HerrH0nf.

AT HIS IRON STORE-pFFFRS FOR 81, +.
n TONS American and Enolisb Rolled and II,.,o
.)U hon cmbrarino a l,Iu ,ssG,tn,,nt c In , '
round square. flat band half round and yai rha os
quality,
tons MAYORS and Sanacrsons east and shea, S,cI
American and English blistrr and c,r,,a,, ~ IS
$50 kegs Nails and Brals and mikes 2 to & inches
= tons real Nova Scotia Grind stones s,,,o# ,, I
sizes Wy 'e
300 lbs Patent Horse Shoes
POO Horse shoe Nails
10 doz Amcs < Rowlanl's Shov,ls and s,,5
- tons Lump Plaster
son lbs. Russia Sheet Iron 81 . and %
1000 American do o5au5 %
1000 Slab Speltcr
- boxes Tin PLATE,
500 lbs IIoop Iron ,ss,,tel s;,os
% hhds prime Porto Rico and New Orleans Smear
, :. s,''nc,,nr cl,,fl ~ wv i''"'' gar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-13

S.c,e,,,y SINGLE h.sbl We should have had h,
ons m.rls, =, bah ,y;cs instead ii t,o.,, lew a,e
We recommend on, ri mis- of IN. Union IN essmiu,
,a,efliy these ac lar ,bey NAV r. 81 assured ,b, IN.
aar Is rsnJly ,ncr aching When ,hey will have 10 civ,
sane reason fr he fure Of their performances 10 fea
lzs their rr,mises.
I, confrm,y with his ile, of The advantage If Nv.
markets in which Ia ie compelled u sR is thai Of SINH
lar advantage If having two in which tn he comned 10
bav because of tho insacenev of tho nearer ane 10
nv the demand. Common sense teaches directly the
reverse. Fye,y man s"ows Tia, when the home prn
ducun of fod is sufieien, Ia meet The demand he oh
tains il chesper than when we arr compellrdt mpor
even the smallest ousnrity fpm sbro,i. and infa,i,
cheaper than he cpnd have il II we had To nnart The
whole surplr Equally Dies common sense trach The
farmer that he obsins higher price when his custom.
have to look ahnad for pan Il the appt ihsn when
he is empoed tn % shoad Ia lok ft part 81 the de
mand Why them should il be oihefw se with iron. or
cnih. or ctal7
That it il not otherwise. We have evidence in the Is
hles accompanying The annual repar Of NJ Secretary
Neredith In all The articles whollv snpplird at home
the reduction Of price has been f greater Than in those
for which still ook sbroaJ rsu Of he supply
while in those wholly supplied from abroad The reduction
is trivial even where il exists al all ard in many cases
there is none
In Illustration Of this give the following facts
Among The articles nholy supplied AT home. The
flowing. with their prices for scries Of years, of which
We give few as specimen:
lS35-Cui nails. g cents per pouna; axes rs 10 SIG
per d,zen. hoes 81 to s. per j. zen
lS3s-Cut nails q cents per pound; axes. sl3 tn
SIS 20 per h zsn; hollow ware So pr tor hoes s. 30
10 s. per dozen
lS45-Cui nails l, cents per rsnndi aNes, $40 80 10
81 per dnzen; hollow ware = SEQ per ton hoes
81 % 10 81 80 per dozen.
ls49 Cut nails. cents per pound ssrS. s. To 40
per dozen. hollow ware $50 SO per ton, hoes, 10
81 80 per dazen.
Articles supplied partly at h, mr. and psrly ftom
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-13

Committee II io1k occasion In drfpe al defend his
course IN reference 10 the Wnut Pfogi5J-d clared
himself IN favour ol lie Presidents Plan for Tie immn
diae admission m California. nneonnected with any
o'her suhec but 81 he would fnr territorial gov.
ernnens for Ula and New Mexico. without the Vlmot
Poyiso beng incorporated into the bills r ,ald errtor-
81 gorefnmeu s.
M Orr f,awel. arraaning both The great parties
He charged the Moth with entering into a g aon with
he abpi1plss fpr the purpose If breaking dnwn the
su Of The south. IL spoke highly Of the prop ised
Sonihtrn Convention.
NJ Clarke obtained tho ljlr, but gave way for the adj
imminent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-13
TO THE VOTERS OF THE COUNTIES OF
FRANKLIN, HENRY AND PATRICK

The people of Virginia have from the present ndta,
tons and doubtless by large maturity, adopted the bill
providing for the call of Convention to amend alter or
abolish present Constitution; and as we will be called
upon at early period, to consider upon the claims oil
the various candidates to represent you in the Conven
ton, We portion Of the voters of the District. would
thus early insist upon the justice and fairness falowoT
each county representative in said Convention. lou
are required 10 elect three delegates from the three cou-
ties and it is hoped and believed that every fair thinking
man will cheerfuy concede to each county its repes'n
aiive. While we dn not with 10 become obnoxious 10
The charge being dicatoriaw yet cannot refrain r. m
expressing preference fr Two gentlemen whose nan
us of life whose talents and requirements emnenllyh
them for tic faithful discharge oi important Trust
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-13
PENMANSHIP AND BOOK KEEPING

We have neglected to call the attention or
those, who wish instruction in the above branch
eS, TO The School recently commenced. in H..
place, by Reeve x Tisdae We have The nIea
sure Of being acquainted with these teachers AMI
we consider them decent, deserving persons ,9''
From their specimens explanations and recon,
mendations, we have formed a very hyar,lI,
opinion of their system Of teaching. We tat,
the liberty of calling the attention of our readers
to a communication, in regard TO this School. in
another column. III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-13
CALIFORNIA.

Three steamers from Chagres have arrived at
New Yolk-the Cherokee, Empire City and
Georgia. These vessels bring news to the Isl of
April which is one month later. The dtprcs-
sion in business transactions continues and sever
al houses have failed. Notwithstanding the album
dance of gold, money is scarce, and loans com
mand high rates of interest. San Francisco, how
ever, is improving. Indeed she is commencing
TO indulge in the uXurieS Questionable entertain
mcntS. She has her theatres balls, concerts, sup
pcrS, &c, Her shops are elegantly furnished and
contain all that comfort requires The emgra-
ton to the mines has commenced and is going
on rapidly In fact, most of the Southern towns
are being rapidly deserted, the population moving
almost cen massc" to the mines. The Legisa-
turc is still in session and is doing considerable
share of work. 1t has imposed tax of twenty
five dollars per month upon every foreigner, who
avalls himself Of the privilege Of The mines.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-13
CASH FOR NEGROES,

| WISH to purchase number OF Likely NEGROES
L tor Which will pay The HIGHEST CASH PRICES
All letters addtessFd me al Liberty, Bedford county will
receive prompt attention. w L IlFlyI'r,r
Aug 9-iils
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-13

Though unauthorized, we take the liberty Of
publishing the following letter. 1t treats of
subject OF importance to our mercantile commn-
nlty, whose attention, no doubt will be c1ven ia
the advertisement alluded to-
R1cnMoNp. Nav ih 1850
10 the Editors Of The Lyachburg Jirginiaa:
Gentlemen You VIII please have The ANNEXED adj
verSements published in yonr paper and send us crv
Of your paper containing their first appearance yon vii
obIga rs by calling the attention of your readers IN M
"noirp" relative 10 the Steamship Company. # 10.
matter that the peop' of Your par ofha country ara
leresed in fon VIII remember no doubt. that a et'r.
appeared In your columns last year hruu1h or fi.l
Nj ila'sey, in regard 10 il; and y,u are n d1nlt we'll
aware hat vessels, pr PEELED by are now BECOMING
very nnmer and that they Increasing daily and
afi rdlng to trade ard traye increased facilities The
cities south of us are in reguhr communication with
New York and other poinis by his mode ofc nveyaoc.
and thee are those, in respective c1mmnaes who
desire 10 enjoy similar privileges
Our papers here have promised 70 nolie for u.s. AMI
we vii feel obliged by your doing 50, if you thnk yn
can with propiety.
Wy respectfully yours
IUDIAM & WATSON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-13
w aSllln
SENATE.

After the presentation of PETITIONS and reports the b i
10 establish ard Of Accounts, consisting If three Com
missloners, 10 settle all claims against The Unied Safes
was resumed and the Salaries of the Commissioners fix
I'd at four thousand dllars each per annnm and that Of
the Attorney al three thousand and his Clerk eiphern
hundred
Mr. Whllcomb moved to strike out twelve years Ms n
term Of Office which motion after some debate was a
dipped
Mr. Hale moved that The President should not remove
the Commissioners except by consent Of the Senate
on tins motion long debate ensucd removals from
office aud before any vote culd be aned the Senate
adjourned
llOl 'SF.
Tho Speaker appointed Messrs Stanley, nge Srhcnck
lihhaid, Raymond Sant1n OF Kentucky, Briggs Fitch
and W lamS, ect committee on SANKEY'S resolution
The House then went into Committee Of the Whole on
the Census Bill. aud Mr. Nln,on's amendments, Prov.
ding tr future onumralionS and permanent apporlion
mont OF the members of the House Ia two hundred wps
adopted. The Committee and reported bill and
previous question moved but before final action on mo
ton, the IL use adjourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-13
Office Of the baltimore .7merican," ,

}
Cai7e.--The supply Of Beeves al the scales to-day
dy was arge than onlast Monday. ami the stock being
inferior. further reduction took place. The IF rings
reached 40 head. o which so sold Ia eli butch
es, aud 81 We're driven to wash ngton. Pace ranged
ifon s. 30 10 81 p On the aof equal 10 S7aS IS net
aud averaging s. 81 gross
Hogs We quote from s. % 10 s. 80
HoW.-We note sales Saturday Of 300 bbls-
Howard ST Flour, choice brands at s. 10; and 100
bis al s. CO., To day sales Of 300 bbs choice brands
wefa made at s. 0Gi aud 100 bills at s.
Ihtr sale Of 500 bbls CITY Mills Flour On
Saturday al s. p. Holders ask that rate to-day bur
we hear OF no Transactions
Wheat. I've OF three small parcels Of MARYLAND
Wheat were sold to-day at / iall5 els. for red. A
sale ol Peuna red made Saturday at 10 cents
and today two or three large parcels Of Pcnua whre
were sold at 10 cts. These rates show decline of A.
bout cents per bushc
ConIs IN GOOD supply Sales to day at 53l5i cents,
ior "hte and 5oa5l cents fr yellow
Sales oi Oats 10 day AT 40 cents for good lots
P,orisions The market Is without anychanue. Ar
lIces tia con- under This head moving of small
lots Ia the trade at previous quotations.
" hShey The market i. quite dull. We note small
OF bbs. at % els, and fhhds. al II els.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-13
CONGRESSIONAL.
w ashinglun, May =.

Washington, May q.
SENATE.
The Wee President being absent. Nj King, of Aablm-
a, was chosen President pro tempore
Mr. Bofland moved the printing Of 800 copies of the
secprd par Of he Patent on Report winch dpv btd
entirely 10 agriculture AID agricultural -tstslic+
Nj DAVIS ni Mississippi. thought the number # copies
proposed be- printed Unfortunately large, aud moved 10
restrict 1t l., 500.
The subject gave rise 10 A. animated debate which
participated In by Mrssrs. Tumey, Bofland Rusk. Bad
ger and Bteirn, who favored the printing of h layer
number, aud by Messr- DAVIS. Of Mssi-spp. Fo te,
}ulrf. Daeshn and Mason. who supported he ma1n
Of Nj DAVIS. The vote then taken, when NJ De
Wis, mott failed, and 30 900 copies ordered TO be
printed
Mr. Ynlee oered resolution Of inquiry calling upon
The President Of he l'ntd States 10 communicate 10
Congress- all correspondence relative The cunvfntln Of
the people Of California aud the formation of Stlie
Constitution by that Convention. moi already communca
ted alsa. whether General Rley's proclamation ferog
ni-ng thr State Government. received the approval Of
the President.
lIuder the rule the resolution lays over one day.
The bill Ia establish Board ol Accounts then Ia
ken mp, amended in several rliculas, aud LAID aside
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr. Bayly, on leave. reported back the Deficiency Bill
with the Senales amendments thereto thcrrupon the
bin and amendments were committed to the Committee
Of the Whole
Mr. Stany moved to suspend Tho rules to enable him
To introduce resolution directing the Ewing Special
Committee Ia extend their inquiries 10 clerks and heads
Of Bureaus under the late Administrations who were IN
the habit of writing for the public newspap RS Sc.
The rules Were suspended and the resolurn amend
ed as to provide for the appointment of another special
committee 10 take chatge OF this branch Of the subject
aud then the rcslniinn; rs amended passed.
Ga Mr. Cfowel's mo ION, resolution was adopted
calling upon the Secretary OF War for all instructions
manang from his Bureau To the Military Officers IN
New Mexico, relative The cal mp by the Stat. Of
IeNas ronchng the exercise OF authority by that State
over said Territory.
Mr. BUT asked leave 10 introduce resolution notify
ing the Government Of Gea Britain of the intention Of
the American Government to withdraw her sqnldron from
The coast OF Africa Leave refused.
The House then went into Committee of The Whole.
and took mp the Census Bill All The amendments pro-
posed by The Committee the Judiciary concur
red in
Mr. Vnton moved eddtonal sections by way Of amend
men providing for fu'nre ationt aud limiting the
number oi members OF the House two hundred Pen
ding the consideration of these importaL, amendments
the Committee rose and the House ADJOURNED
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-13
PHILADELPHIA. Nav 7.

The stock market to day Is steldy and prices about
as quoted yesterday. u 5 6s Of lSGS, l89 Pa. IS
81. Money is very easy.
Flour rules steady at s. 2.a5 Is far comma
brands. Corn meal s. 81. Rye Flour 81 81.
Wheat is IN moderate reqae,r-sales of red at l5r
l6 cts, aud white do. l2al22 cts Com quoted at 5ol
GO els. Rye 50 60 cts. Oats lOiIl cts
Provisions are selling regularly t. the trade previous
prices.
The Grocery market is quiet, No sales of moment in
Coffee, Sugars aud Molasses, and prices remain un-
changed.
The Tobacco market is steady. No change to notice
in quotations. but holders somewhat fnner
Wool is steady with sales of washed at % to 40 cts .
according 10 quality fine lots bing more
There is good inquiry for Fruil, aud prices steady
Cotton continues finn as last quoted but the tansac-
tl,nS only 10 limited extent
Wh7key Is steady, with sales al 1921 cts per gal
Ion.
The weather con nucs very pleasant
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-13

NEW YORK., May Z.
The stock market is firm and prices are tendlno IN.
wards Treasury note G'7, lI7ali7, and Coupons 1920,
al2o3 Money very easy.
Flour is quiet but steady. Sales of 5000 bbls a,
s. l2saS5 25 for common State brands. Pure Gene
see s. 6StS5 IS. Southern $ 50. Com Meal aud
Rye Flour unchanged.
Wheat Is steady -sales of r.d at lI0all cts Gene.
see l3}al35 Sc. Corn unchaugrd-Sales of ,0OC
bushels a S5oabl c's. Tor white and yellow. Oals 40a
II els. Rye unchanged
Provisions are scady-saes Of Mess Pork at $40 %,
and Prime at s. 60. Lard s. cts in bbs
Groceries are steady. but without much ACTIVITY Cof
fee unchanged Sugar and Nolasses quiet.
The Cotton market continues firm and prices an
changed--sales of 1900 bales.
Whskey is steady at 23a23, cs per gallon
The weather has been very pleasant
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-13
From the Republic
THE TARlFF-PROMlSE AND rERFOR

Tint cur readers may how rapidly our export nf
breadsufs and provisions has g ne on angm antnen
under the system Of low duties" winch substitute,
foreign and coal and cloth. for thai produced at
home; and thai that they may judge Tor themselves the
ohec Of onr neghhots IN giving their reaers the import
into Englud instead If the expart from the nted States
we now furnish them the following statement II the
actual eXpurt If hreadsuiT- from New York h. Eu.
rope in the six m nihs ending IN the 30lh nrimn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-13

' ~ RESPECTFULLY YOURS.
LUDLAN & WATSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-26

SUPREME CoURr oF THE UNITED sIATEs.-
Wnhngfon "Wednesday, April 2i--Rule No 81
Ordered. that twelve printed copies Of The ab
s.ract points aud authorities required by The 80
rule, be- filed with the clerk three da}s before The
case IS called for argument nine % those copies
for the Court, one for the Reporter, ono FOR the OPP
posing counsel and the remaining one 70 be re
tanned by he Clerk. This order 20 take Eject on
the LIST day OF May next no. 10 j. Il. Brabs
ton u.s. 7 Gbson-ln error 10 the Circuit Court
ntcd States for Louisiana Mr.. Justice Mclean
delivered the opinion of this Court reversing the
Judgment IT the said Circuit Court, with costs, and
remauding this cause tor further proceedings IN
conformity 10 the opinion Of this Court No -
b c. Humphreys, appellant, re- Leggett, e, al
The argument Of this &C. &c va. confined by Gen
Jones .or the appellee. and concluded by Mr.. OIL
pn for the appellan,....No 70 h. L tie It al
plaiutills Ia error rs. State OF Arkansas Z al
The argument Of this cause was commenced by
Mr. Lawrence for the plaintiffs in error.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-26


AvN,r. lf, N,fr.fss. AprI-i icIl
COURT oF iNQ TRY The Court 90 l-l.iry cll
tuuel Us invest -at.ons % Iay, il tho matter 30
th, .u-renierof ANaraio aul o.. dependencies.
Commodore Penny msde some exp auotHr of lis
previous testimony rs 90 ,he mo.ner loo which Ger
t.il papers iiu spanish. cane into his possess ~.
Lieutenant Marine, OF the S,ourrc. vao acted as
interpreter 60 Captain Hunter, testified rs .c,..uc
tIe attack and surrender
Captain Hunter presented papers plfp0rt,.- o.
bee tie original documents being the supual us
between the Mexican authorities ard himself IS to
t.s .lrcal p ard occupation.
A tier was received from Comm DOG Conner
wt1 wos detained from attendance upon ihc t1lrl
by sickness in answer T. certain Inquiries oil.
dressed l.m respecting the matter at ISSUE. \ sim
i.1r c1mmuu alton was received rom Dr MuIr.
20 New-N,rk Ciy who was Acknowledgment ODD
board of lhc Scourge
Three papers in Spanish pcs nied Yesterday
ly Commodore Perry and direct I'D o. be translated
by Prot Giraat OF the Na,l, School were re
turned with certified transcripts The Court, with
closed joors. examined them, 90 see Whether ,hey
were admissible as evidence, aul uqouaca'n open
ing Che doors. snd pro,ledn. VIII che business. de
elirCd tue papers iuaomssfi rs evidence. and or
dcr.d them go Boz returned to Com rry
Jus previous t. The Court going into secret scs
s.an and after T. had announced Dos atolton so %
do, Capt Hunter r'imat.i TO gre Court hrs desire
to present q it statement, ~hi.h bee dii. The
stateusl, ~as reference % the laf. IS mentioned
as presented by Commodore Pcrr}. setting forth
diet 'ne Commodore bad procured tten. ifum " en-
cmies roh.s cou.try' while PEE n.eht have obtained
from thc oMcerl cd the 6eolr-c al .h' 100 rma,ion
d. desired respecting the surrender 90 Nsaralo
aud asking that the paper; might be- pac upon
the record of proceedings tle Court, that b. mi ht
Prove them "iase aud malicious
The " tn,sses at present here have all been *
amined several NJ them however are detained
FOX purposes 81 Cross examination. number OF
others summoned are expected. IN the event OF
delay in their appearing, tie Court will probably
0u Saturday next, adjourn over 20 some .utareday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-26

LiQr0R ~ MAssAcHCsErrs.--Tbe Legislature
OF TIE Bay State has passed an net somewhat, in.
creasng the strngency Of the cnactmer.s hereto
fore existing againa. the sale Of Intoxicating III
quos excep. TOR Medical purpose. The SENATE
bill was concurrel ia On Tuesday b.; the House
Ysts l3l Nays 80 Absent 7i-.mos..y dodgers
0; course SO doubt Of Gov. Bd,gs 81 ,'.ature.
The provisions Of this b.'l ,1rrait upon the pres
en-, law the word MtJxca'iny instead Of spir
it3us liquors, which may not be sold at retail
witho1, licensc-alloW County Commissioners 20
License the sale Of less than twenty eight gallons
a. A time for Medicinal and mechanical pIrposes---
while at present the Commissioners cannot give
anything bat general license 70 sell FOR any occa.
son aud they punish infractions Of the present
statute By Obieng those VITO violate u T. give se.
curity, after third conviction. ia a sum not lesg
than 800 and Mt more than 81 900 that the, will
obey he State law thereafter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-26

HENRY r. WILLARD. Alc.
HAND~O,iE HOi ~EUNID Eo'

TIMAuOGANY FCRTURE PItr al Nr.eI It's's-
B-issei. Carrs's &c on MONDAY. 40 ili Dsale-s -
HENRY r WILLARD will Sci on MONDAY, ANrI 30
lo O'Clock. stl3o Duanes tle entire t1rui'ure clif
"A n sid hause consisting ~ Brussels a4 ll.rair ra
o-s pier s~d r1r-ei cls,es rosewood Hnt nah'. aH.
furniture sofas ard ta.e gts,ss IN rei - V l
ard kitchen furniture Catalogues % Oh" e'' " sue
. 81 a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-26
20 sr0Nk CUTTERS. QUARRY OWNERS

'EOSrONE CUTTERS, QtARRY OWNERS
4 AND OTHERS The N0flh AL.rcan Stone DRESSES
Somesny, established under he laws OF The Slae Il Csu-
necucal viii o4plts 81 one hundred ard Skye "a.
n oussnd doss are he owners q Wilson's Ps.euI fJr
Dressing Stone and have esiashe agency 10 the Clv
Of New lors or nc purpose u extending her operations
90 = porIoIs Of he Union.
Tbs cofporsuon q az horned 70 engage IN qusrrT x
soue any extent and ~l therefore rntsrtsn propos
LuI. ruiz glafl c~n-r- either for purchase Of the
machines uncef sad inveuaon. for cap "a u ait
IL openlpg Ireir 4usrfi-. % lsrg- scae
The curpora.uf = aso s4lcS.s employ
a. VARIOUS orsnctrs % sone cr-sstg IND ,ho.r sone
cutters or Ofht 10 wish To embark business
nn1 II much r heir Interest ~h The ot-
parry -
-Four uischine. urder ire patent In compe:-v
sr-,..fl onersfou 10 ih- CRY OF Sew-York WHERE ~
rs be seen dreans stone o, every degree OF hsrdn-..
v-n he harce., burr stone giving perfectly sur-
fsc.s and corners and with simplicity rei-ncy snd
pldiy which Mi insure ma pron abe irs1 70 - wh'
:, Al SECURE rshs under heir inseulo- Application
h made ~ lie undersigned ,cr,.,
SHELTON, FLAGG L ANDREWS:
Ato.ueys 10 he A Co
40 ~. 1. Waist Sew-i orb.