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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-02

When. however the kin becomes locked up sul4
changes OF weather. undue application Of cold lie
hump and yiruleut PARTICLES - the blood retained nj
and sickness and death must follow. AL the long Gala
logr OF disea-ts the result We have under en-,
cuntnee di.cy cred remedy that will open the pun,
and assist body ri any offending humurs II
NIcAIISrER'S AIIIIEAI.ING OINTMENT. ~ H.
WORLDS SAINE. It opens those avenues thronob
wbich nature carries oil the impurities within, and has re-
lievc tire body 81 disease II j. thus that II Cun>l
tiou. S.fulaa, Ecvrs, ffssipelas, Asthma, SAT- Rht4
sick Headache. Quinsv. Snte Throat rheumatism Sral
PAIN IN the Chest, SIDE and Back; dyspepsia, Pui,,.
Breast, Deafness Guaneous tsuptlons, Sutt Eve H.
oil the Bowels, kadne, and Brain Bum. I
bains ihes, Worms Aeaes. Cold Feet, Liver Complain
Ulcers all Fever and lnlammatlans Of every kind
without The tone ii the stumae h, generate
done BY the aducton and continuance 81 pals and Other
It's by aching upon ncp That l. prov ed one
Of the most extraordinary medicines the world ,,et.aw
Its suceessn curing disease T. altogether unpfectd, in
the annals ol medical jurisprudence.
This might demon,fate by the publication ltu-
parts Of the Tinted States who have experienced Az.
TONlSItNt; ~ FIC Wy IN the healing II the mosi al.
nctin maldcs to Whch mankind !, subject. But ap.
peat to candid and eng ned public and emily ak Dat
the numerous winch beng ELECTED by tins Omf-
t wherever has been u,ed may secure Ion 1t that l,lu-
taton which mrtlat due after tiuu h paid to the 81.
rcctions contained in tn. envelope in Which the boN,st
Ointment enclosed ell the Circulars in the ham.
OF ON Agents For sale by -.OiN II. SFAh,
Feb 35=ulY Agent Tor I.vnchburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-02

Va MILITARY Institute, Sept. 81. ISL
with great confidence recommend the Mathematical
and ClaS-lal Schools Nh W Il GAlrto public patrona &C.
believing that his high a,tanneuts great ptrcnc, en-
title him 10 liberal support FRANCIS II. SMITH,
SupcriuC NJ cnt
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Nv IT ~ FNI1N,
ia 'ur ii luhn Warwick. decd
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BALTIMORE.
SHIRT ESTABLISH ENT.

UTlt " NE HI7Ef FTTtI7ITF "a IN TNWfd sIdTfs,
10 Baltimore ST,
AllERE 500 persons ara employed, and .toek OF loOO
w dozen 81 shuts always hand style and qualities
-tabs Tor al psfls II tlo Union Merchant. and others
fsne Baltimore invited 10 al and tie lsrg
SHIRTS that has been offer
Ell ~ ths city consisting OF all and qualities, ior Men
AMI BIys which vie and workmanship, cannot be
passed More than usual effort has been made ofendef the
assortment Of SHIRTS, COLLARS, LINEN aud COT
IOs DRAW Es complete and desirable evtfs respect
l ". BE1TON,
I79 Baltimore street, near Light.
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11octiral.


Carriers Address
r PATRONS OF TIE 'LYNcHBuRG vIRciNIas,
Christmas 1850
Old Christmas brings us MANY In,s,
And man dimes TO CARRIfR Bows,
From all generous patrons
From gent lemen oi every Erade,
And blooming MIS-, and stated, maid,
And tender-h.aueJ matrons.
When litll. bird. gaily ing,
Insweetl, blossetnej tree. ri speng
We bring Won then good tdmEs,
We start out with the lark : hf,t lay,
And tripsa swift, oer out way,
We never need your chidings
when ,u,uiner comes with heightened day,
Mud Sol dsrts uu "a. burning tsys,
Fen the never taffV
But one thtoughthc hvr-long nilhi,
W, toll ca TIL morning heht,
And then the paper cary,
When autumn's golden sture, you hoard
And plenty crowns the te.t,e h1atd,
And many pro poets ht'ter
Through autumn. keen and CHILLING airs,
You'll find the tARWIp Boy still dAfcs,
Hisnewspspers TO scatter.
When winte, "rnlcs ID, ,ar,edteat,"
News, legislative, YOU ~hall hear,
From Cangr..s much debating
for thi. sea ate. -(uwu up hAs mem
Indebted much Ia n, bot then
To pay u now SQUIRE waiting
And scare We we've done our tax,
pittsnce mail !, all We ash,
Our hopes sanAll not dcsttos,
Nor SIMPLY smhe al our address,
But hand a dHllaf more ~ less,
To thi-. ,ant ttRnrR Bef.
Then through another vearl'll pay,
That blessings rich NAV crowd your way,
Eech thaft in.tt success,
And such I'm sarr Wiii be Your lot,
for Heaven hath nrN.tyet ioigot
The lheta soul To- bless
Aud now OH ,tafi, labor. end,
May v5ua harp, Chrisitns pend,
Aud ,tll hspptrr New N,att
And may each dan yuur bliss Inet.asc,
And joy, aud happiness, and pace,
For YOU he always near
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-02
.va!irP TO Contractors.
Fifty Dollars fscward.

pANAWAi from Nh. John F. I.igg on in the county of
- Amherst, on Sunday the 18TH Negro MAN belong.
ing to me, hv the name OF Charles. He very lkci,
man, has color not very dark about five feet eight or
ten inches high, and very stout built will give Twenty
Dollars reward Tor him # taken IN the county of AnLes
Campbell Appomatox Buckingham, Nelson, Abcmarle or
koikhridge and fifty dollars ii taken any where else So
that get him again He be confined or
to me IN Amherst, or j. \ G. ". Hutcherson Lynch
burg. THOMAS HIT, IJEpSf'~
Dec 10 Is
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w. nj. TIC I,
Ncx, door TO Nurr;il n scfec

ba, ON hand Cooking and Pnlor Stares, RHaees VI.
,.,IiE pnbc are respectfully invited - sNane i'is
IL IT CooL aud Parton St0rgs, laf ih Wood AMI
a p,rt,enIar care has taken 70 make the assa-
uel comp tte with all the iae-t pf' ell ana mot
liz ,t,,,,. n,,Jr Nm can no dluh the advantage oo
- I'm, en,enq. and economy, by the useo stoves
aud tn sub, natters himself he TN suit he must n
hruit O., Ill.,.
lie has sn hand al knds Of Pumps aui would cali par
,. ar attention t, NV Chain Pump, winch can be- I'm
nopsrsrn at h, establishment winch i, well adapted TO
t he al wells.
De- ll-ta
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.norc than Trenfy Thousand person,
kNCf been ffred.

IT Is upon he principle Il In
/ sensible Precipitation, a. ex-
hiOited III tins cut, that the hu-
man body delivers itsclt al I'M
puuties anA disease = I he
blood beng The lie Of the il,sh, -
according II Scripture, II must
be kept pure 10 insure health.
TIN, II does by it, own heal and
action through the system, olabo-
rating all impuri'y, aud casting
ct ali its wotn oUt particles,
" hirh are Carried out oi he s,s-
tom Ihlousnthe rnIcs nllle sI.In.
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once of the virginia and Tennessee Rail Roat
COMPANY.

Igaehbnfg- brcf. I'm, l0l".
'l,tE Baatd 81 Directors 81 ts Company haye adcrd a
tuu-ou ii ti,c dollar pr shatc upon all ii, stock
winch has .usctihc able ohthe 18th ~ January
ne. beng the i0h upon the Did sub. bes and 2nd upon
the ~
'nqucnfr Will be required topaz interest IN all cases
Dec - taIan +. & MORRISON, Tress'r.
Hessrs Petet Broun and J0qah J. Gftms:
tI,NkE NOTICE, that shall N olthe jury Room,
Of II irtaN Gourthousr the ith Monday IN January,
s5l proceed Ii take the dpppson oi Joseph Terry and
others be ea1 evidence upon the thai oil suit now
depending in the County Court u IlilllN IN which am
PlaintIh and you defendant
1outs, ~r
Dc - -yiY ELISHA BNRKSDAiE,JR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-02

'INllE subscriber IS receiving from the North argc and
well solicited stock et JEWEIRY, ,ueh a. find Gold
and Silver hunting and plain as'd hesen Lever Watch
warranted IL arat, and - 1rwcls invest ever
IN this market, fine Cold, tnard I aud side hams KEYS
aud Seals lar Ring, and linz Diamond RINGS and Rrrasi
Pins oektts, Bracelets. Necklaces, Gold and silver Pen
eils, table and tea Spoons soup and adde's todd
nnd Silver, eallar shut and sircyc Runs Fine Rrtaus
Natr, Ira SottS Plated Candle Srks and CasioIs,and
great many other articles too numerous To mention
\ l. : .,
Repairs Natchcs clocks III the best manner and the
most reasonable terms
tie invites those who has work of that kind ODE danc
TO give him trial from hs hrug experienced IN that linz
at business. he feels assured that hc w tail give sat
shruan, hsthm quality and rtrc.
Oh t'ad and silver taken n'eNehange far any thing
my line L \ Ey\Ilp
81 doors above the fNcha, &c conner.
Dee 93-tS
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Materials for Coach and Wagon Makers

Elitr Slr ugs, ASles, Wagon BoNts. broad and
{ oseh Ltrr, fasses Lamps, LINING. Patent aud udi,
lbber cloth, Brold Cloth, bias aid Plated Bands Mala-
bic Castings the various kinds used carriage making
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SCHOOL AT BUCHANAN
EDsE'EosssE COUNTY.


i named town Monday, 18Th January, ls5l.
The course OF study VIII comprise the ordinary branches
of English education sethcr with Mathematics Latin
'ree French and German. These studies will be Taught
on 'lv extended II prepare pupils Tor the hgh
ct rsses the University 81 Nirg mia, in any oil
Colleges
The method in al the subjects will consist
in combination Of Recitation, with Lectures. In the Ian.
srtge- tic 6r'moar VIII be taught principally by lectures
written tan9 aon> aud VIII he required all ami
Eng l-h competition vii receive especial attention Oal
instruction t. the Seior Las, IN French will be givenn
The number pupil, Will be- limited, and they will
ds Ia the house VIII Tho teacher They will be sub
intellectual poV ers and secure moral and gentltmaniy dc
Tn, will be required To attend church regularly and 10
rcrle ina b bic class once wesk Monthly reports will
he sent pareut,os guardians. informing them oi the depor
mon 81 the wards their progress in their studies,
buchanan i, hc,lby, aud contains, remarkably moral
a'rolaaa Youth educated there will be exposed to lew
The lanes Hi>,r aud Kanawla Canal will he completed
towtbalweAc mcso TIN town by the enl Of the ,eaf,
ana ina tY m'n'S packet VII pass within two hundred
pupil entering ON the 18Th January will be charged orc
huuIed 9Il1r- zap in the i3h Iuue-hSe months. Tins
charge includes budtd tuition in AL OF o the studies and
all eNren-os except books and stationery, winch will
be furnished by the subscriber at Richmond pri"e,
Pupils entering after the 18Th January viii be charged
from thu date 81 entry natn the 1911 OF Jnne
The neNtfcsnlu scsslonwl begin on the lst OF August
following
Payment required in every instance in adv ancc.
TENr BOOKS
MATHEMATICS Sudh aud Duke', Aifhmeti", Smith,,
Algebra. eerndrcs Geometry and Trganom,try, Dawes
Sutv"1 irs, DNic-' Drsrtc Grometry smith, Andlyi.
cal tfe 1ry. Yopn,'- Galalls- and Mechanics.
Ptoc Composition Csrt, ~alI-t, Nigil, Ceeo's CITATIONS,
Horace, Jpvrni. Terence, Annals o f9rifus
GRFfN-Anold, 1T e"eh Book, Arnold, Grcek Pfs>e
iad) -Eseh. IL, : phasle- FurpIde>, 1ucyddcs
retNeu-ollrnIoh. Rowan, Nolen French Reader,
Charles Nj proa. Selel5ns from Scrihe, Corncie
MoIirres also from B,-,uet and Ma-sllon.
ereNtN-Erhhorn:- Gammar, Ailsr'- German READER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-02
Materials fo, Cabinet Makers

SINH as BIaS9 aud If0n T Narlohc' and BOY I.ocks.
Mahogany aud Glass Knobs, Sand Pape Glue 81 fine quail
Gmdle stand Catches, Bed Cap, Bed Screws, Wardrobe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-02


- OF Franklin County, the 2nd day oil December 1850
Samuel Ward and Mary his wife plaintiffs,
against
Robert iairston, Sheriff Of Frank county. and such
administrator oi Asa Ward, decd, and Spare, Hale Wi
liam Paisley, Thomas Dudley and stephen Fergus, suy.
wing ufetcs OF themselves and Jesse Dillon IT, surtUs Of
the ali VA Ward his bond If Dani,l Nad,
Sc Dillon, II decd, and William ID on his surety on lis
administration bond Jesse Ward, Benjamin Watd, Happy
Perdne formerly Happy Ward, Beverly Markham and fz-
aheth his wife, formerly Elizabeth Ward, Daniel Pddue,
Ward Perdue Allen Perdue, Leigh Pertue and--wlose
names unknown, which said Ward Perdue, Allen
Peiduc, Leigh Pcrduc and---whose names are unknown,
and c dren OF the said Daniel Pcrdue Prudence ls
wife deed formerly Prudence Ward, squire Dillon ard
Celia his wife, formerly Celia Ward, Martha lyon, for
mery Martha ~ ard jonathan Ward, William Ward, Dan
iel Ward, II and Jesse Watd, Defendants
IN CfIANCERY.
he ohle oil this suit is ot decree Ter the interest of the
Plaintiff, IN the estate ct Daniel Ward deed appearing
nv satisfactory evidence ta the defendants Spared Hale
Jesse ard Benjamin Ward, Iiappy Perdue, Beverly Mark
nam and Fl Zahcih his wife Daucl Pcidue W ard Peduf,
alien Pcdue, Lei lcrdue and---Whdse names are
known, squire Dillon and Celia his wife, Martha Lyon,
Jonaihan Ward, William Ward. Daniel Ward and Fleming
Dillon administrator OF Jesse Dillon, ir decd not resi-
dents Of the State Nrana ordered that he said deien
dan do appear here within month after the publication
OF this order is Completed and do what Lecessary to
tee Their interest this suit and this order be forth
with published in the 1yncburg Nitqnian, week
Tor tour successive weeks and posted the front door oil the
Courthouse of this County, the first day Of the next Conn
ty Court
Martin Nelson, ?. RIO, A. SCOTT, d. c.
Dec i6-wIw
CAPs. CAPs--Iu>t received fresh supply o Plush,
l'l,ib rr,AI Mo-, Y,I-
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Rope from Tito IL inches IN diameter Cod Chain,
hfec lot ol Cat Steel from ; 10 - IN squares, an
itnm ; to - in orta@ of her imp statian
warranted ullty English Blister German and Shcal
AM = aud Rpwland Shovcls Picks Mattocks Pole an
~ \ 81
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REIL RENCEN

I'm u ats. Es7 .alfmbe, ofJa Conrenf'on Riehd
nf,g' ,,, = ~; ,.,, 1,,'""@" Lynca1,os,
q u g I ia nsa@, 'c'' -. HiS A"h'
Pnsehal H,fopd Esq Hedto,d Co Ia.
I'm. Tarfg. Esq, Ltboiy, Ia
DC . tllIrh
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ENPEt l. lrav, Virginia about the 1st Oh March
| nc,t nd pc,h,ps a through los aud most u
the Other souih,tn lun ot thu western states
oder m, arttec- teuefal Agrh or the Collection aud
Sctl,tni II - b's Land Claims simat busiurss
including Bounty Land flaims, -
ANY matter with winch may he entrusted, Will be
promptly attended aud the charge ~ all eases reasonable
,dlt... NM : MINOR,
SfoneT's Store, IA
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l. Il + T. r n II Il J Il l.
AND HIGHLY
IMPORTANT INIOkn A1bON

IN, .ubefbcis have the pleasure Of announcing I" the
cit,H rs ii .ynchhufg AID rruundinR country, that
they opening the cheapest and mpst ekten'i'e at
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-02

For Contra ctors

Bellov-, Anvs. Nscs, Stoa,s ard Die, screw Plates
Hand and Ncgr Hammers llprse SHOES and Horse Shoe
Mil. 1 Ilcs. RI .ls. e..
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
HHA y t----- -------------.G.
49, - -

l aad .epan,ic II reehig Line \ faehef' tor
SraH,rHe Ia conAeci ,ruh he GtDiotcsrir aud Sidim
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.ttrss,.s0. 10 sCss

4 trgthsH. 10 fCts
+ iulcs held in the Cleis Office Of the Circuit Conr
a OF Franklin County the 2nd day oil Dec,m her. 1850
Samuel Ward and Mary his wife plaintiffs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-02

BLANKS FOR SALE At THIS orFll 4.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-02

Ias buck, sheep aud Imh ~ns heavy patent Leather,
rnameled caher Saddle 'roesa Wv large stock and al
must every description, STAINING and giuh Web, Stnup
eieat ,at'ct plated. ha-s and apaned uooninei Gig.
ealch stage and wagon lamcs; Spur, hr al At
>1rsi Saddcr, silk Trace, halter, birkhlnd, Saet trace
n. ~
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-06-06
BIRTH Day RErLEcTIoNs.--How

BIRTH Day characterization
many hopes fears and anxietes does
a birth day call up. In youth, we
look forward with hope to the next
year, and in our anxiety time appears
to be laggard. Hope so buoys us
up, that we scarcely reflect on the
past, and the present is too often
neglected. The anxiety to engage
in the busy scenes of life induces the
boy to wish stricken from the roll of
time, the PREDATORY years he must
pass ere he can reach what to him
appears the goal of his ambition; little
does he think of the trials that await
him. But with age, year after year
appears to pass with accelerated speed
until years appear little more than
they are, points in time. Then instead
of wishing to accelerate, we would
were it possible, recall much of the
past. The scenes of boyhood often
crowd on memory with a vividness
that often astonishcs ourselves. Many
of the bright pictures, painted by
fancy in earl y life, even with the
most fortunate. have been disappont.
ed, and the syrcn Of fancy is mute.
II hope does not then look to brighter
existence birthday has but few
pleasures.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-06-06
TIE WAY THEY DO IN Ou1o.--A

THE WAY THEY DO IN Ono.--A
gentleman has handed us late paper
printed in Union county, an interior
county Of Ohio. TO show the spirit
OF enterprise which prevails there, we
make the following extracts:
Knox county voted a railroad loan
Of sl5O,OOO to aid in the construction
of the road from Pittsburg, via Lon.
donville, by a majority OF sou.
Fairfield voted subscription of
S25O,00O to the capital stock of the
Cincinnati and GAINESVILLE company,
by 1882 majority.
Pickaway voted a subscription to
the Cincinnati Wilmington and Zanes.
willie road-majority GOO.
Fayette gave majority of 500 in
six townships, in favor of a subscrip-
ton to the loan.
Union county voted n subscription
Of $75,oon to the Springfield and
Mansfield Railroad, by majority Of
1873, land on the Monday following her
commissioners made the subscription.
Engineers were Immediately put to
work in laying out the road from
BcI|cfontainc TO Marysvillc.-- Hanni.
bal Union.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-06-06

The SCIENCE OF GOING TO Bed
The earth is a magnet, with magnetic
currents constantly playing around it.
The human body is also a magnet.
and when the body is placed in GER
tain relations to the earth these ours
rents harmonize-when in any other
position they conhict.--When one
position is to be maintained for some
time, a position should be chosen in
which the magnet currents oil the
earth and the body will not conflict.
This position, as indicated by theory,
and known by experiment, is to lie
with the head towards the north pole.
Persons who sleep with their heads
in the opposite direction. or lying
cross.wise are liable TO fall into varl.
Gus nervous disorders. When they
60 back to the right position. those
disorders, if not too deeply impressed
upon the constitution, soon vanish
Sensitive persons are always more
refreshed by sleep when their heads
point due north. Architects in plan.
ming houses should bear this principle
in mind.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-06-06
NOTICE,

DY virtue Of seven orders Of sale, issued
10 from the Circuit Court Of Meiss codn'
". Tennessee, and 10 me directed. | will
proceed TO sell, on Monday the 9TH day oil
July next. at the Court house door in De-
calur. to the highest bidder for cash in hand.
one Tract of Land in the 9Th Civil District
of Meigs county, Tennessee. adjoining the
lands Of J. Il. Griffith and others. Levied
on as the property Of John Gardner. 10 sat
,siy seven judgments recovered agaIns,
hm-iour in favor of l.. II. Knight recov.
cred before John r. Fooshee, Esq, on the
9th January, 1851; one in favor of John
K. Fooshee, recovered before VIM. l..
Adams, ESQ. on the 30lh Nov. 1850: one
in favor OF Abner Dealheridse, recovered
before John II. Fooshee, Esq. on the 23th
January, 1851, and one in favor Of Daniel
NJ. Clark, recovered before Joseph q. Roy
sler, ON the LIST of June, 1850. And will be
sold. unless debts and costs are satisfied on
or before the day of sale.
WIN. S. RUSSELL, ShF
of .Neigs comfy
May IS. lSJi-6t prs fee $3.50 lS9
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-06-06

MORMON PRocREss.-The progress Of
the Mormons is like the gathering snow
ball. Mr.. Taylor, one Of the Mormon
missionaries sent out from the Salt Lake
Valley, writes from Europe that two large
Establishments are ft,ing out in London for
The city Of Salt Lake. One comes out for
the purpose Of manufacturing broad and
other cloths, vesiings, merinos, alapacas,
and other fabrics of that description, to-
gether with shawls, blankets. fannels. SC.
The other establishment spoken Of comes
out for the purpose Of manufacturing sugar
from the beet root, on the same principle as
in France. These will require great deal
Of machinery, which it is contemplated to
bring out, together with men 10 work it,,
the object being 10 manufacture everything
to be required in the valley. SO as not to be
necessilated to purchase it elsewhere
Cleveland Herald,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-06-06
. III ''H 10 ~ = Y SH1E1~N
Benton, June 9, 1851.

Honor TO OLD CoNNECTIcUT'-No re.
cent event, says the N. Y. Journal of
Commerce, has afforded US higher pleasure
than the unanimous passage, on the 2l'h
instant, by both houses of the Connecticut
Legislature, of resolutions approving in
very emphatic terms the patriotic and cons
stitutional course pursued by President
Fillmore and his Cabinet, in their effort to
protect the rights Of the several States and
preserve the integrity of the Union. and in
viting them 10 visit Connecticut as guests
Of the State. The perfect unanimity with
which these resolutions were passed was to
US both surprise and pleasure. 1t places
the.State. whose history has been distinguish
ed by such uames as Ellsworth, Sherman
and Johnson, and Ly her firm, undertaking
and yet transformations devotion to the grea'
interests Of the republic, in n most honora
bic position on the great question now be-
fore the country.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-06-06
New Spring & Summer Goods
at Reeder's Cheap Corner!
s, *, R Il Il D + r

HAS received his large and well selected
a 4 stock Of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS. TO which he invites the attention
of his friends and the public generalIy.-
His stock was selected by himself in the
Northern cl'Irs, with an eye 10 durability
and cheapness. He is one of the men tina,
don't believe in humbuggery, but he feels
compelled TO say that he has the finest,
richest and cheapest stock of Goods ever
brought 10 this market. and those who do
not believe it can satisfy themselves by
calling and examining.
May 9, 1851. l37