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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-12
Livery - Stable.
SMITH & WILLIAMSON,

SMITH d W1LI1AMSONJ
GIVE notice 10 the citizens of Fremont, and the
Vt public generally, that they have formed a CO.
partnership, and intend carving on the above bus-
ness in all its branches and forms. They have
made large additions to their stock of
Horses. Carriages. Buggies, Gc;
and are now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor them with call. Horses and carriages
For Parties or funerals
can be had at any moment Covered and open
buggies for men of business or pleasure, on the
shortest notice.
Riding Horses of the hest bottom,
always on hand The strictest attention paid, so
that all who call shall be accommodated without
delay. Teams for
Carrying Passengers or Movers
into any part of the country, always on hand.
Those wishing any thing in the above line, will
do we'll to give us trial, we feel confident they
will be satisfied both to teams and prices, the
former warranted to carry passengers to their desti
nation in the shortest possible time, and the latter
to be as reasonable possible. By strict attention
to business, they hope to merit a liberal share OF
public patronage.
SGabIes--Nearly opposite NOrtOn's Foundry.
Fremont, December IS, ls49.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-12

9ET EvnhrsoDy RRAH CARnFvtslF--1heFe 1a4
E1parllla lor IN called r Town
sends saIsaFza z is advertised the ORIGINAL. oEt
BlfE ann al sla Eh1s Townsend y doct0ran
ba was loTIeIy worse on railroads caaas and the
for what he naYs she has sis5s fs-o leicsI
schools, and practced for heen years NOW de I is IS
pEacced medicine day in his fe Such snf inct
Cd looks bad % the character and Ferae
the wish most sincerely, he had made those s
ens hasIf Of When will men learn 70 Sc honert
and truthful all their dealings and nisrcouTss with fefr M
low men He applied Caup assist iI IN Ti
facturing his mElues stating the large Be would make
a. IN uducen1e embark In the business men have
besn insulting beIlng in al possible fons ofr %
impress public with the belief ha the Old Doctors
uaIla was not ee4satse from
the Old Doctors Original Recpe Ts s. p Townsend says
have sold the my for 81 week will
$500 will produce single solitary proof Of ls His
statements Of Thompson. Skilnzn q Co. nothing but
tissue or falsehoods simply made decisive the public,
keep truth in regard to his solri1gs 7snig
pound This Is 70 caution the public purchase
Dr. JACOB ToWnsends Saaparilia. having the Old Doc
tor's likeness, his family Cot Of As and his signature aeaa
fTinsipai o5ice, io2 lassa..,strset, n z cag
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-12
The DREADFUL SC0URGE
EEsE!% 4 fB.RRR e. oET E.R&T!!

The DREADFUL SG0URGE
EE.E% 4 fSsiRR a. .ET E.BST!!
We hereby let Sanduskv know,
That HAWKINS jim, CALDWELL & co.
Have opened Shop to work for all,
Who'll please to favor with CALI
We've Bedsteads, lounges, Tables too,
All kinds Of Carpenter work we do
Well mend Chair, Table, Stand,
Or MAKE them all for CASH IN HAND:
Repair Door and case the same,
Hang with hinge or make the frame,
Put on the lock with bolt or bars,
And if needs be we'll mend your Stairs:
Indeed, there is nought of wood that's made,
But we'll attempt and PLEASE if PAID.
And as money makes the mare to go
We're bound to sell our lo5or LOWf
For instance: Such as others sell
Of Bedsteads, we will make as we'll,
And one-tkird LESS our price shall be,
If this you doubt, just come and see,
But, where's your Shop? it's close at hand,
We've taken the Democratic stand
Opposite Brainard's, on Croghan street,
Well gladly public custom greet.
Fremont July Is, 1850. Is
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-12
The Bed-Bug GuillOtine.

AN OON-DUS3 WGAAAOtAAAOs
Much PLEASED to find we've not been sighted,
BY those whose custom we've invited,
And grateful thanks we make to all
Who'Vs bought and PAID or made call.
Encouraged thus, again wen show
The aforesaid shop Of JIM g. CO.
(Now don't mistake and elsewhere go,
To Stevenson's or Singlesbaugh
One up the hill, the other below,
And thus attempt 10 jump Jim Grow;
For If you do we'll lei you know,
Well not admit you 10 the show
We've bought the patent-the county's mine,
We mean the bed bug GLallotne.
Then come We all who love sweet mapping,
Without such tloitrhing, jerking, scratching,
As found with bed-steads poorly made,
By such as learn but half the trade.
Whose pins, aud holes, aud points attest
All will compose the clncher's rest,
From whence they rally at dead o: night,
And pierce your veins with venom bite.
IL clean you wish 10 keep your rugS-
Your shelves aud blankets from the Bags,
Come buy of US and you shall find
There's nothing like the Gtallotine.
But what's the mode? come, tell YOUR plan,
Well buy your bedsteads to man!
We've bought the patent, said TO you
Called the PerantbrtlGtiag ScreIc.
So close they press the bugs together
You'd sell them well fer harness leather;
And if you get Van Doren's price
You'll ,ay for bedsteads in trice;
For three and twenty cents together
He lays will buy pound ofleather.
But our liquid fadge is best Of all,
A bottle we give to each that call;
Its easily given, easy TO take
Sure TO kill and mistake
BY pressing gently Oh the pate
The mouth fiies open like gate:
There, drop one drop-enough is said
And I'll ensure the creatures dead.
Good law! ha massa, what Ounce,
I'D better kill the brute at once,
so easy done just by squeeze,
just do good lady as you please %
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-12
In Chancery

Court common pleas, Sandusky county. Ohio.
William P. Dixon,
Shubal Fl. Russell. ct al.
DY svirtue 81 slecreta order issued out of the
- court Of common pleas of Sandusky county,
Ohio, to me directed aud delivered, ] shall offer
At public sale at the door ofthe court house in Fre
mont. in said comfy, on the 2ist day OF October,
A. D. 1850, between the hours prescribed by law,
the following lands and tenemeuts to wit:
in-lDt number twelve in Ewing's addition to the
town Of Lower Ssndusky, Ssndusky cornfy, Ohio
Taken as the property of Shnbal II. Russell, ct
Ill TO satisfy decree in said court in favor of the
said William P. Dixon.
CHESTER FDGERTON,
Special Master in Chancery.
Fremont. Sept. 81, 1850. 28-5
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FARMING LANDS FOR SALEs
YWyHE SUBSCRIBER win sell the follow
ing described FARMING LANDS on the
most reasonable terms, both as to price and
credit
sAEDUsKY COUNTY: sAvDusKY TOWNSHIP.
R. Tp Sec Acres
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GIDEON HATCH. Tailor;

TTTOULD inform his friends and the public, that
w he has taken rooms at BallVille, where he
intends carving on sae above business in all It's
branches, and hopes by puncsnal attention and
long experiences in his trade 10 merit and Fecsive
share Of patronage
attended 10 in The most fashionable etyle, and war
Tnnied to ct.
Also, he is Agent for Davis Pain Killer
"a fresh supply Just received and for sale hy
GIDEON HATCH.
Balrville, july 10, ls5O-Is
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Kitchen Witch!

Principal Patents in 1887, '3s, '42, Al, q '49.
The proprietors of this Cooking Stove, with en-
tire confidence, claim for it the merit OF being the
very bestin the world, either to economy conve-
nience, durability. Cali and examine it, and sat-
lsfy yourselves.
offer the above lot of Stoves at a small advance
above cost, and with every variety of
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware,
aud will furnish reasonable terms,
Eave-trough, Gutter and Conductor Pipe,
and all urticles in my line warranted to be what
represent therh
Farmers, Merchants and others are invited to
call before purchasing elsewhere, | deter
mined to make it an object for them to do /
will also pay fair price for all kiads of merchanta-
BILE Produce.
ASH PAID
For any quantity of Sheep PeIts.
o. H. FU SSELMAN.
October 49, 81 -6rn.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-12
Head Quarters.

ON account of the death of Mr.. KENDALL, we
" shall offer our entire stock of Goods at
TREMENDO GUS BARGAINS!
including large lot of Bonnets, Parssols, Summer
Stuffs, Boots and Shoes &c, &c. The word has
gone forth and this stock " must be sold.
The establishment will remain at present under
the firm of Kendall & Minis.
June Is 1885,
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-12
cvrRwHELMiNo EsTiMoNlEet
EVER HALF a MILLION or TESTIMoNI.
sla have been received hy the Proprietor Of
raTiMoNIrea


"a 2 -tLlN 4 Ezh y
ALsf.HE ALING ONT
MEN'r from Physicians
the most skillful and CO.
lehrsttsd, from Counsel
lors learned in the Law,
from Judges of celebrity
on the Bench, from Min
listers Of the Gospel,
whose undertaking in
'egrity have made them
shining lights in the
IN
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-12

GOAAHNA4AC 2 2 " AA5N
Old Townsend yeaus age and hae long
been known. as the 1uTJTOR and .RLSCQYERER q he
GENUINE ORIGINAL q TO OWNSENDs SAR8APA-
RLLEA" Being poor he compelled in
ure by which kept InnTfs the
eaie6 eireuscrbed thoss only who had proved m
known Il had reached many nessEles
persons who healed Of sore dissues ku1
saved from death. groelaImad its wonderful
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24
O 1T u A II Y

Died in this place, on Wednesday night lns', tho
10Th inst. in thu 93l year of her are, i FRANCES
CORNELlA OrEN, tho wife of Dexter Oioy, Esq,
aud daughter of Elizabeth and tho laie VIM. Il.
Chaplin. During protracted aud painful Illness,
she bore her sulfcrlngs with tho most exemplary
Patience and reaignu,ion, cing sustained by firm,
unshuken mud abiding II ust in her Lord aud Saviour,
whose she had assumed in enriy youth, and
borne with meeknes aud fidelity amidst NIL tho blan-
dlshmcuts mud iasc nations OF tho world by the
warmth of her ailee IONS and tho modes,y and suav-
ity of her manners she had acquired md enloyed o
an unusual extent. tho love md Animation OF her
numerous relatives aud associates In the nat urNl
aud profo and grief which this event well calcu
ntrd to produce, they should find comfort in the con
6ient OF her perfect mud unlajing bliss in
the abode of hon Heavenly Father.
''lor she too fair aud dear
For troubled pathway here;
III eaven that was her natural sphere
llas ia removed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24

X George has 10 Oar friends Of carpne are death
upon Caftralls They have 26l. nearly double the
number Of any county in tho Sste whilst the next lar
gest number. (SqA is in Accomac. Spntisylyana has
GO. whilst Stafford has only 80. Orange has 3. Cu-
pepper -
Acconac has Isl gics Northampton Gao kinq
and tueen lql Isle Of Wight and Gloucester each
l6i Essex. lot These comprise nearly half tho gigs
OF the State. Many Of the COUNT have NJ, single
one There several which have no carriages and
proportion where the number does exceed five. -
The proportion ol all kinds of pleasure carriages is
20 Ia that ratiinn OF Virginia below The Ridge. 10 on
beyond il. The slaves. should think than
loo to- l. Many Of The Western counties have not move
than 10. whilst several noticed had }. J, / and up
waWs
Those are Of the facts CLEANED from this IN
tercsng rrppt-.as much ft amusement as lot
any interest Il may give readers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24
THE HUNGARIAN EXlIES IN WASHING


On Tuesday shortly after II orlock the Hungarian
delegation which lately passed through B1timore wait
ed upon the President of the Unl'ei State, 10 whom
they were introduced by the Mayor of Washington IN the
following order:
Governor Ladislade Ujhqzv, Colonel Pragay Major
General Damb,uohy, Count Wass, Captain Osnul lheo-
dore ujhazy, Captain Nass, l.. Il. Bfelsach and e..
krazir.
The address Of Governor Ujhazy 10 the President III
behalf OF himself aud countymen Is given al length, as
as 90 slated BY Dr. kraizr. The Republic says was
deiveted in a To impress the spectator WIN
profound emotions though not understanding Hungarian
After declaring that he had attained The most desirable
moment of his life in having the honor OF standing before
the Chief Mags of the freeSt and mnsi glorious OF
nations, and dwelling for some Time IN most grateful
strain upon the cordial welcome which had been here
given them, he said ::
"Our happiness al feeling ourselves surrounded by our
American friends is however, much alleged by The bit
Ter grief at not seeing all our unhappy counrymen IN
the enjoyment Of the same good fortune. How enVia-
BILE is lot compared with theirs! We. therefore, must
humbly pray to God to grant them speedy and safe
deverance from their present thaIdom. We lfel 1t
to be first duty to raise feeble voice in their be
half
ave rus, that shall be excused for allowing our
selves to make humble appeal to the people and
Government # these United States their powerful
ntercesson with the Sublime Porte. in manner which
they may deem proper. order to obtain the liberation
Of Kossuh and of all his fellow refugees that they may
be able these hnspllable Shores aud become
partakers in all and every bounty which may be granted
TO us.
81 beg leave on my own part to say that The moral
death of such kossuh would be loss 10 hu-
mainly. to general liberty"
The Presidents reply is given, az follows:
"Governor 1t is with feelings of sincere pleasure that
welcome you and those around you, the capital Of
these United States During your noble and valiant
struggle tor liberty people have watched the progress
OF the Hungarian with salcitude than those
Of TINS Umon Wherever the standard of liberty is ras
ed, there will be the aspirations Of the American peo-
pie They partlcpa ed in the hopes with which the
les, Tor the national Independence Of Hungary opened
ana 10 lis close your counrymen commanded their whole
sympathy.
Though it is no part the policy of the United States
10 NEEDLE with the affairs aud conflicts of European
naons vet, had Hungary succeeded in establishing her
independence, We would have been first Welcome her
INTO the amlly OF nations As it's her sons ard the
oppressed OF every land will here find the protec
non which we ourselves enjoy. Here your rights and
hheIlies and religion, will be respected and maintained
Panake OF the rfgfet you express because kossuh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24
Correspondence OF the Virginian.

WASuINGroN, Jan. 18Th, 1850.
The storm that has been breN wing torso many months IN
the teening brain of bitter end opposition has turned
out only ssudden gust" 4; few large drops, and all
nassed away The honesty and candour OF yonng,
though highly talented and cultivated, man has exposed
pafly ..ruse making the administration the seeming
pout Of attack The object has been accomplished and
the fact is now boldly asserted (and has been known
all along that the Democratic party Is not, and mas
never been true to The SOUTH though they have elected
Northern man with Southern principles aud tried to elect
over the true hearted Ngulan. man who IN Gel am
"Nlcholson letter." bid high Tor Southern Votes as
any man Of his section could and had the dagger oil
mercy Every eeruay applied by his Northern trends
on that account The South has been deceived oheh
enough by such men, and really not very strange
that man. who deserts his sectional principles, should De
rejected by that sfctou The people OF lhIS country are
honest and will not support, if they know 1t, a man
who is in position which requires "deunItlon every
day in the week. Like individuals, they prefer an open
enemy 10 an uncertain false friend.
BY sectional principles" ande to the almost nni
versa opinions that prevail, North and South, on the
question of slavery. 1t is just natural, that the North
should be against las the South for IT, (moderae and con-
servave both sections are yet when the absurd pro-
position is boldly presented that such one as General
Cass is sounder the subject than Gen 1aylrwho was
horn reared in the Sou and actually the owner OF
arne number Of slaves it is not surprising that lpe open
enemy should be preferred by them
|, What a compliment was paid 10 the W ing parry, N
the assertion Of distinguished Democratic Senator mat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24
Commission Mcrehant.
LyNcunURG MARKETS. JAN. 81.

proeisoas.-- Pork "a Bacon. u to 81, Beef, al 10
81 t'efn Meal 60 cents.
Eom-Sii
Hheai--Rcd 80 cents, White 81
f,rair.-Curn ~ eta; Oats2Srents.
Gloner Seed s., tn 81. nomnay.
Hiiskeg.-3O To 81 els
BerNrar-lS To 20 cents.
Bater-ll TO - cts.
Brandy \pplc none otlerinr Peach. none Offering
Bta Iron $50 assorted aud $50 90 when drawn 10
order.
Gafce-Rio l3 to II cents, lnguira 70 10 IL ia
II Mocha 20.
Conl,fru Lnens-row RI ioles FAX l2i 10 l5
Cotton iuHs--Sales Ito 10 l. eeits.
FrHihefs-3O To b rts.=Scatce.
tlar Seei-Salcs % 10 % cents.
Fish ~llerrluy~. No. |. 81 5fi Shad. old s. 30
new : 81
Ginseng 80 tn 26 cents.
Hemp-Wc 0uo'e d 10 DC. in demand.
Iniseed OH-65 to 20 eens-iu demand
imd I'll tn7.
.naia,ses India - 10 10 cts per gallon \
q. Il IL cents.
Piaster-lump. 81 Ia ST., Ground SOL io6.
Sugars Ohrans6 toi rents, P0\to Rico toS3
cents. Clarified ~ cents, Loaf itolN cents.
SaH 81 81 a2b.
IaHoe-9 10 - cents.
Tn 81 50 per bhl
I'll to go cts, in demand.
" DOL RaIIS-no sales.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24
DEATH OF JUDGE SCOTT.

We regret TO announce the death of John Scott,
one Of the Judges of the General Court. He died
in Richmond, last week at the residence OF his
Son-n-law, A. A. Morson, Esq. Judge Scott was
one of the ablcs men on the bench of Virginia.
A meeting oithe Judges ofthe several Courts and
of the members of the bar, was held in Richmond,
on the 18th instant, at which Judge LomaX paid
a beautiful tribute to the worth OF the deceased.
Resolutions of respect for his memory &c were
adopted
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24

and his distinguished associates not with you. |
hope they will vel reach our shores in ssfe,y and that
those Of yon families relatives and friends You have
been compelled To leave behind vii join you in this
laud of free Institutions. Here. rns' you and they
will frget much of the hardships and trials you have
gone through in the enjoyment The liberties and bes
Sings of new hume Yeu are all welcome | speak
he sentiments of our whole people in bidding you God
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24
From the Richmond Wing.
RFNrDN AND FOOTF.

-, s.ene il said To have passed in the Senate ON
Wednesday, between these redoubtable Democrats.
Col Benton had introduced OH dehning the hann,
lis If 'rex,s Mr. Foote had previously prepared
a rnhshed in the papers bill on the subject,
nJ With provisions somewhat similar. Mr. foote. who
/. al,ays ready make three hours speech on any
as,;on ,herenpun mauael the Missnnran and charged
" 9Th stealing his thunder lie. Fooie did not steal
80, ,hing and he would not allow any b9dy 10 steal
from him. According to the report in The lntelgencer,
he proceeded c, Il. .,.
,ho,h.r have rigbl 10 complain III the honorable
S,o, from Missouri for having thus unceremonously
.np,opriated himself the work of my hands and the
,asnl, nfmy painful medilaons II the honorable Sen
,r had c1ntescended ask my consent In his becoming
oodatber to measure which. IN It's purer AMI less OBJ
;ec,opahle shape did not originate with him II he had
yep ma due notice of his intention thus Ia pirate upon
,ha noor creations of my intellect had this astounding
liberty been taken by friend by one friendly to the
Sou,lsjSser pre- sem trying pnson should not perhaps
have 'AHsly complained Of The outrage bni, Sir me
case is very different indeed. The offensive con
duet which noticing has been praclisei by an nd'-
vidoa more responsible. in judgment. than any man.
lyior or dead for the unhappy condition IN "heh tue
republc involved II was he that nrged 50 mpefouS
lv ,htonoh the Senata the odonS Oregon Dill passed
eighteen months since IL he that voted against the
Mexican treaty, by which territorial domain 50 lnVA'u'
able was secured tothe nation 1t was he who attempted
after the treaty had become part o hesnprehe Ia" VI
the land nullify its provisions. by setting up "ha
down he protocol IN opposition To II. IL Is ne VINO
onsumes t. disabev the instructions OF the Missouri
euisature 10 whom he the Senatorial rhes which
now invest his person. and all the opportunities OF ae
uuiring renown aud influence which he has eJoYed or
the las, thirty years Ii he who has taken IL upon
himself to wander of thousands OF miles IN the no
son of hi, own State and nveigh in language OF the
coarsest scuty and most envennmed abuse against men
whom he d4res not here meet IN debate-whnse ehatac
,es pubc and private, ass poleSs as pun ITSELF
and wImse whole lives have been illustrated and adnrn
fall thn-p ~ NAl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24
CONGRESS-.

The Senate did not sit on Friday and Saturday.
The House, on Saturday, completed lis organiza-
ton, by adopting a resoluton-l0O to 9S-to
postpone, until lst March, 1851, the execution of
the order for the election of officers. The effect
of this is to continue in office, until that time the
Doorkeeper, Postmaster sc. of the last session
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24
Hind lilly.
NOTIFIED

oS on the 18th oeuhere 1919, my free papers, obtain
- cd from the cnnny court oi Halifax. Va, little North
OF Campbell coafhose Va This is therefore TO ewarn
any person persons whatsoever from using sad
this 18th January, 1850. HANNAH FIREMAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24
MUSIC.
IVA Q
for the pai

GRATEFUL for the patronage beretofo,e extended to
~ me by the citizens Of Lyncbburp and earnestly request
ing continuance n the offer my services 10 the
ashioah's aud asoto tie Volunteer corps Lynch
burg, Tor The ensuing At their dcetion and hum bly,
hope not to be by my native town. which ha We
or been willing to serve Always willing with any
Musician The citizens may select having been sever times
rejected by MI Charles Johnson hulnbly lay my claim
belofe enlightened community. 80
Respectfully III
Ian SI-3t blind piITY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24
THE SUPPER.

We give the official account of the Supper, on
the 10Th instant with the toasts drank and letters
received from invited guests, who could not at
/ tend.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LyNcunuuG, JAN. 10, 1850,

Twenty hhis Inspected sold the paai week viz
II hhds Lug. at from ~ ~ no. 81 so hhds
tat At rom - 10 $40 average $500 The dcnan nd ia
good aud prices high, particularly Tor ings In dry order
NllEAr-for Rcd ~ cts, fnt White So cts
WILLIAM r. SMITH,
Commission Mcrchpnt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24
Garland & vgosby, Aucls.,

wv sell, Saturday, 2Gth inst at ten o'clock,
w at Exchange corner to close out several eon-ien-
mens, general assortment of Dry Goods Groceries. Hard
ware, W ines and Brandca, barrels Tanners Oil, Lv-
ngston County Puugh, Furniture vsraos kinds. Segars,
Sc, Sc, GARLAND a MOsBS, Auct'rs.
INN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24
ADAMANTlNE CANDLES

nl BONES of ~ 20, and 40 pounds each, first quail
-tOV V H. IS aud 6, Adamantnr Candies, Tor sale b.
JOSEPH GRANT,
No 80, Bowicy's Wharf, Baltimore.
Dec Il-l2t