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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-27
POETRY.
National Song.

Domino, sal.am fac RsmpR5licGm.'
Know ye the lAnd where the Forest and Prairie
Spread broade., away by the Cataraet'sfalr
Where the harvcsts of earth the most plenteousy
vary, a...zsss
And the children th., reap them are happiesr Of
all;
Where the long-rolling rivers so nightly rreading
With wealth there pillows, through many n
cline;
Where the lakes, mid their woodlands, Ike seas are
extending.
And the mountains rise lone in the centre sub
liuc7
Know We tie iand where royal opprcssor
Bade the burghers and hasbandmea bow to hi,
Bu, they fought the good fight, under Sod the Re-
dresser,
And the heart Of humanity beats to it still;
Where lakes, plains and mountains, inspiring or
solemn,
Keep their tules of that strife, and its monuments
The Statute, the Tablet, the Hall. and the Column.
But best and most lasting. the souls OF the freel
Know ye the land where fair Frecdom's Dominion
Stands proudlier than any the earth ever knew.
Where Greece flashed like fire thro' the East, the
pinion
OF Rome's dreaded war-bird with victory few;
Where, high the haaghtiest, she lifts up her ban
By crime undishonored. unsustaincd by retreat.
While the winds Of the Oceans blow brightly TO
fan her,
And wa, the full wealth of the world to her feet7
Where she bends, great Protccress7 to welcorne
the strungcrs-
The pilgrims Of many realm, who prefer
To the mercies of tyrants her seas and their dan
To their birthplace the exile that bears them TO
Whence. fan as tire breezes and biIlows, her warn
ing
Is heard on all shores. by their slaves and their
Kings;
viii come, will come, Ike the march of the NOR
ming,
And the healing of na,ons go forth on my wings,
Oh that land--yes, we know it-i;s luminous sto-
It's wealth Of ali Na,ure-America's land!
We'd die for that land of our love and our glory
We live to MAINTAIN it-heart, spiri, and hand!
And thus, Brothers. Friends, salute it-oh new
Its high Constellation made less by star.
All hail it PERPETUAL, still Frightening forever
The fond hope Of millions, in peace or in war;
Till the hard Rock of Plymouth be worn by the o.
ceuu,
And Charlcstown's tall ObelislS Hast on the shore,
And our dear Old Dominion's heroic devotion
And the gift other chieftairry thought ofno more
Shall this bond, long otr glory still bind US togeth-
One people--from Maine to the Mexican lines
From the Chesapeek.s wuve to tho Cape of Foul
weather.
From the palms of the South to the Cataracts'
pines
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POLITICAL.
Letter from Henry Clay.

ASHLAND, Sd Oct 1851
GENTLEMEN: ] have duly received your
official letter, transmitting an address, nu-
merously signed by my fellow citizens of
New York, inviting me to visit that city
and adlrees public meeting on some OF
rhe public and exciting topics Of the day;
and You are pleased to add ar expression
Of your own kind wishes, that would ac-
cept the invitation l should be most hap
py, if | felt myself in a condition TO do so;
but, for the reasons assigned in my answer
to the address, which is herewith forward
ed, l am very sorry that it is not in my
power to accept it. | hope that answer
may be deemed satisfactory byyou, and by
those whom YOU represent.
have the honor TO be, gentlemen, with
high respect.
\ our obedient servant, II. CLAY.
Messrs. George Griswold, Stephen Whit
ney, A. G. Kingsland, Chas. M. Leupp,
and Jas. De p. Ogden, &c. &c.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT Of TEzE
l n HALLS LII Y lSY l&hl

NORTHERN-Arrivesf from charlottesville on
shc same days heretofore, viz: Tuesdays. hu's-
days and Saturdays. Schedule time of arrival D. Il.
m. Leaves, us heretofore. on Sundays, W ednosdays
and Frdnvs at 3, n. m.
PACKET MAII.-Arrives every day. except
Tuesday, between and Z, m. Leaves every
day, except Sunday, about Z, n. m. by the North
ern Stage and Packet there received and despatch
ed erer.y dav a mail for Richmond and points North
and South of that city.
~" The Canal way mail ilisrcceived " Wodpcsdays.
Friday. and sundays, and despatched Mondays,
Wc,lncsdavs and Fridays as heretofore.
SOUTHWESTERN,( (or Salem. )--Arrives Sun
days Wednesday, and Fridays, at 6, a, m. Leaves
Tncsdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, about s. o. m.
WESTERN. (or Facas'le ARRIVES Tuesdays
Thursdays and SATURDAYS, about 6, p m. as hereto
fore Leaves as heretofore Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays-but later hour. say about s. a m.
EV BY these two lines, mails for places no,
further than Bufards are despatched every
day except Sunday
LEXINGTON, (cia Natural Bridge. ARRIVES
Sundays. Wednesdays and Fridays, about T. p. m.
Leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, after
arrival OF Packet.
By tli. and the Western linr. mail. for Lcxng
ton arc despatched every day, except Sunday.
= FARMvIILE.-Arrives Tuesdays, Thursday
and SATURDAYS. about 6, p, M Leaves Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, about Z. n.
IL will be seen the days of arrival and departure
have been changed. Nothing from Richmond is
brought by this mail.
ti iDANvILLE.-Arrives, "a heretofore, Tuesdays.
Thursdays and saturdays Leaves as heretofore,
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. at 3 a.
PEDLAR MILLS.--Arrives as heretofore, Mon
xiays and Thursdays. between 10 and H. n. NJ
Leaves about ] r. M. same day.
fs- aMail closed at o. p. No Mails arriving
-on those nights. the Office viii be opened tol
delivery on Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, after dark.
Z On Sunday morning. tho office viii be kept oFcr
for hour after the Mail hy the Packet is ready
for delivery. WIN. NJ. BLACkFORD, 7. Nj.
-duly Its
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-, sgJpEEs.0Ie PIANOS,
= 1gsET0N Yarns asd 0znnbssrgs
NEW HEOOKS JUST re-


a.sLlssssss.y oEIvEp BY ID. b. PAYNE g. Bro,
VlzsszAszlI and fer sale al publishers prizes.
Tie Ladies ofthc Convenani,by Rev. j. Anderson,
Drayten. n story of Amin life,
alhan, tale of the new world,
Sea end Sailn. by Cotton,
10, n tale Of the Golden Fame.
Passages in the life of Mr. VI. Maitland,
The Stune-nason or ST. Point by De Lamar4e,r.
Ether and cliloroforin in Surgery,
\ treatise on Hot-louscs,
Service u1oat and ashore by Semmes L. s. y.
Vagamundo, by Warren.
Fresh Glcanings, by Tx Marvel,
Adventures and travels in Mexico, By Carpenter,
incidents in Pastors life. by Wisncr d. D.,
Eporh Of Creation. by +, Lord.
Hurry-graphs, &c. BY \. J.. Willis.
The human body aud its connection with maa,
Caleb Field, tale of the PuIitans.
Bicgo or the Spanish Martyr, Tragedy
Poems of T. A. 81 IL. V. Fuller.
Religion of Geology by Hitchcock.
Oct. It's
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MISCELLANEOUS.

"a II r., NCTECE.--The Fourth Annual
80 .4z EszE Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road Company. will
take place at the Masonic Hall. in the town Of
Lypchburg. on Wednesday. the 26th Nov'br next.
Persons holdiHg powers Of Attorney and Proxy
will please hard them in rs early beforehand as
possible. r. g. MORRISON, Tressr.
Oct 23-t26N
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1pP0JYTuENT oFPRoxY.

Z
Eno-5 al Men By thcse Presents. Thatw we. the sub
scribers being Stockholders in the James Rvorand
Kanawha Company, do hereby constitute and up
point ---- our true and lawful attorney and
proxyto represent each of Us IN all general meetings
of the Stockholders of sod Companyh within six
months from aud after the date hereof. when
not personally present represented by some 9TH
or proxy; with full power and authority, At such gem
eral meetings. Give such vote votes and to do
such other act or each otus could give or do
rs a member of the said meetings, if we were per-
sonaly present; and do hereby ratily and confirm
whatever votes, act or acts, our said ntlor
nov may lawfully give or do for US in pursuance Of
the authority hereby conferred upon him
Witness our hands and seals this -- day Of
one thousand cig ght hundred and -
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q. FoEe NEW oIsLEANS.-HsT

IL F0Fs NEW GEsLEANS.-EsT
sz==sis PACKET "a. and LOUISIANA LINE.
The l superior fast sailing coppered and copper
fastened barque Cyan, Capt Jesse Lovelntd,
loadng, ard will sail with all possible dispatch.
Forbalance of freight Cabin orstaorage passage ha "
ing superior Accommodations. apply 10
DAVID CURRIE, Richmond.
P. S.--Shippars ore Informed that goods shipped
by this line will have dispatch than by any
other conveyance aud at about so per less rate
Of frci2hs. D. c.
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azSs1t At MEETING OF THE

azEe--sIIIs.lt AT A MEETING OF THE
--ss-- -a;ss1 President and Directors of the Jas.
River and Kanawha Company held on Monday,
September 18th. 1851:
Report was received from the Chief Engineer
Informing the Board TINT the Canal from Lynch
burg To North River would be so fag completed by
the lst of October. that it may then be opened for
transportation. On consideration,
Resolvc4. That tho Canal from Lynchburg to the
Mouth of North River be opened for the public use
on and after the Let dag Of October next, and that
the Tariff of Tolls and Regulations now in force on
the lst Division Of the Canal be enforced on the I'd
Division. 80 far "a the same may be applicable.
Resolred. Tina, the Tollgatherer at Lynchburg
be instructed TO collect the tolls that may become
due inaccordance with the foregoing resolution.
Extract from the Records.
WM. p. MUNFOGD, Seer.
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TAMEs RIVER AND KANAWHA

% COMPANY.-The seventeenth annual Meet
ing of The Stockholders Of the James River and Ka-
nawha Company viii be held at the Company's Of
fee in this city, on Monday tho 2ith of November,
1851
Bv an ac, ofasscnibly ofthe 2tth March 1913, it
isProy.ded, that "no Proxy representing Stock OWN
ed by others than the Commonwealth shall he valid,
which shah have been executed six months before
the time Of eecting a President and Directors"
BIZ order ofhe Board Of Directors
VMP MUNFORD, Eec'v
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- 4 Q cA:
L.. Justice of the Peace FOR tho afore-
said, ,dohcrcby certify that - whose name is above
subscribed as IN attcstng witness. personally an
pcarcd before me in my - aforesaid. and nada
oath, that the above named - whose names aIe
subscribed as parties TO the above letter Of attor
ney. acknowledged the same in the presence Of the
said witness. MS their act and deed
Witness my hand and seal this - day Of,
eighteen hundred and -
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- CllN,EEaAEEnOTEL.-Eu1J 80

49, CENTRAL AEshOTEE.--Fagm
Isi.i.. Fa J.L. CARRlNGTON, Proprietor. The
Undersigned will in few days take possession of
the large ard conimodious property owned by III.
G. Richardson. al the Corner Of Main and Church
street. Farnvillc, Virginia where he proposes to
pen first rate HOTEL. lie Will make every req
sonablc excrtion to accommodate the public; he will
be provided with prompt and faithful servanis his
Stables will be attended with good Ostlers and fur
nshed with abundant food for horses He respect
fully solciis his old friends and patreus promote
bis interests and give him such portion Of patron-
age as he may merit.
Ladies Entrance on Church Street
Drovers and Showmen viii be accommodated with
good lots and every convenience necessary for their
accommodation.
JOS L. CARRINGTON, Proprietor.
Farmvillc, Oct l3-2m
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- NOTECE.-Thc subscriber takes
= this uethod Of informing the citizcns
y i ] of Lynchbarg and the surrounding
country that he has located himself amorg them for
the purpose of Tuning and Repairing Piano Fortes.
He will also repair yiolins. Guitars and Musical In
strurnents in general.
From the many years experience that he has had
in the manufacture of Piano Fortes he isiters him
self that he viii give entire satisfaction all who
may favor him with their patronage.
The facilities which he possesses enables him 70
furnish Pianos of the most superior Manufacture in
this eouairy.
Persons residing in the country, by addressing the
subscriber. can have his personal Attendance.
". =. All orders left at D. =. Payne s. Bros
Book Store, or at his room over J. I. Woodson' s
Cabinet Wareroor. Opposite The Franklin Hotel.
will be promptly attended to. Old Pianos taken in
exchange for new. Z. 3. MORSE.
Sen 25-3m
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4 Having received our FaH and IFiate- Fash
ions, We are now prepared TO carry the TAI
LOHING BUSINESS in ell is branches. From
our past experience We are satisfied that clothing
made by Us cannot be surpassed in beauty of fit
excellence of workmanship; and We viii warrant
our work to fit wen in all cuscs.
Wei leave TO return our thanks 10 the public
for the ibrral encouragement heretofore extended
to us. = ii ask n continuance Of the same
p Shop opposite McCorlle Simpson & Jone'.
Sent 9a--fs PAGE & CULLEN
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q FsNE WAVCIEEsAND FINE;

ga JEWELRY. .-CHARLES 4. EFARD,
esss.sE Wd'ch-Matcy and .jcveiicr, LYScHyrR a.
NA.--fhe subscriber feels grateful for the very b.
cral patronage extended to him. and would re-
spcctlully inform tic citizens of Lynchburg and
the surrounding country. that he is receiving the
largest and finest assortment of the above articles
that he has ever offered in this market. The fol
lowing comprises portion Of his stock, such as !:
Fine gold and silver huntsman and plain cased
Watches, warranted is carat and 10 Jewels. the f.
nest ever offered in this market, made by os JON
son; Gold fob, guard and breast Chains Seals and
Keys. Ear Rings and Finger Rings, Of various
kinds; Breast Pins; Lorkcts; glass Bracelets Culi
Tins: Necklaces; gold and silver SPectaeles; Table
and Tea Spoons; Soup and Cream LADIES' Silver
Forks and Butter knives plain and set Silver
Combs: gold aud silver Pencils; fne silver Boquetts
Cascs; gold and silver Thimbles: pocket silver and
pearl Card Cases, and many other articles too nu-
n,t4ons to rnention. All he asks is call, as he
feels cohhdcr, that he suit both in quality and
price.
Ez5S- lie also repairs Watches ani Clocks. in the
best manner and "a the most reasonable terms.
lie invites those who has wer done Of that Kind, to
give him trial, as frum his hong experience in
that branch Of BIS profession ho feels certain that
he viii 70. fail to give satisfaction to his customers,
TT Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange for
ANYTHING in nv limo. CiIAS. A. EVARD.
Nav eS-ts . tig1rS 7sprg Errirrec CO37ffr.
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IRoN A. BRASS FOUNDRY.

q RsON n EHsASS FOUNDRY.
& "a MACHINE AND TOBACCO PRESS
W fACTORY.-1heu undersigned respectfully
inform the public thai they have added rD addition
al amount Of steam power to their establish, nt and
prepared TO execute any work in the above
line in style not inferior tn any in the State.
They keep constantly on band, all kinds Of Cast
ngs aud wouli ask particular attention 10 their
beautiful assortment Of PLAIN AND FANCY
CRATES. STOVES, Sc
They Offer their services for the Manufacture q
al kinds Of Machinery such MS Horse Power Mill
Gearing, &c. All kinds Of Plows, together with
many other Agricultural Implersen,s. are KEEP, con
stanty lor sale They manufacture Wheat fresh
ing Machines Of the most approved patterns, At the
large Brick Foundry, Main Street, below the Frank
in lIotoi. J. T. & G. $. DIIGUID.
March 9-Iv
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80, g,avc for sale or Renr, A

e+zs I saavc for Sale or Rent, A
Iii small Furm abou; Is miles from Lynchbury;
ssS.u the Tract contains 3fs acrts aud has
ranation sufficient to work 3 or hands IL ad-
joins the lands of CAPT. Henry r. Franklin and
others. Persons wanting 10 buy or rent, will apply
10 Mr. John Clark. of Lvuchhurg, or to the sub
scriber a, Falling Bridge, Campbell coupty
NJ. b. NOWLIN.
T. S.-Mr. John VI. Arlington. who resides on
the band at present, will show the land to ouy one
wishing to view it,
Oct 23-2t
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Annoinfn,cnforProxY.

Knop all Men BY hess Presents That VIC, the
subscribers. heing Stockholders in the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company, do hereby consti-
,ute and appoint - --, our true and law
iu attorney anI proxy. to represent each OF Us in
all general meetings Of the Stockholders of said
Company, when we are not personally present,
with full power and authority at such general meet
ngs. to give surh votes and to do such 9th
acts, each of us could give or do, If we
were personally present
Witness our hands and seals, this - day Of
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Ezs "a igae sign orsiae Red HAT

"a "a isat Sigss Ot taae AkeU FHat.-
..sS The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends, customers and the public generally thui
he has Just received large assortment of HATS,
embracing the following fashions Now York Phil
adelphia Baltimore aud French styles. Also, q
dress hat gotten up for young gents. most beaut-
iul article. We would particularly invite the at
tention of the young gentlemen to this article A
large assortment Of SioVch flats ofthe latest styles
A beautiful lot Of Gaps, Fillmore Hungarian, Ma
Wy and Military. &c. Sc.
We have received and are still receiving Ladies
x<zzw1 Misses aud lnfant's plain, dress and fancy
SHOES, OF various STYLES and qualities.
Also, large assortu ont Of .Ueas anil Boys Boots
and Shoes, lot Of stitched downs and also on hand
good assortment Of Trunks and Carpet Bags.
which will sell very low.
Oct CTS JACOB RI MBOUGU.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
grE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL.

.
-2z@& CARRIAGES subscriber has the
pleasure say bis friends thar he mas just recev
ed a large lot Of Carriages and Buggies Of almost
every description. selected at the North By one Of
the most experienced Coach builders he has ever
known, and who has retired from busines. The
styles Of the latest and appr owed patterns
al prices lower than ever. only ask call to
vince the public Of the fact
Oct 9-3m HENRY VI. DIDLAKE.
cyEH. A. COCHRAN, MANUFAcTU
- RER and Dealer in Carriages. B0you-
ehes. BHggies. &c, has for sale FIVE SECOND
HAND CARRIAGES. which be will sell at almost
any price TO get rid Of tlieIn-
lie manufactures Carriage and Buggy Harness
Of the best quality, having experienced workmen
and the best materials, which he VIII sell low, e
iher with without the Carriages
A. COCHRAN.
Square jeio@ The Fraa1lsn Ho,ei, naiH Strod,
Sept 1I--ts Lapoijwg, Ia.
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esrER Ms. --Tiie SfFafxits X rnhIfihed semi
scalls al ~ pr s''s'n - afssinee No Snbsrfif-
sto.s d ien ttr shusser time than six months; and
.;5 paper i iscoininaci. except NJ the oiiop the
esaprissrf-, uniii al arrcargc, sali haze been paid
Square ~ LASH iog every inner form insertion and
- crs-sfor every outer 1.-THE number of it-
sertirns not noted the Ms. il viii be publish
~ rk ordered out and charged accordingly.
The rKARrr RATES are ;--For the privilege Of
Two squarcs $i0 for one square $25--if inner fern
S35, Every yearly advertiser VIII be required TO
sanfne hisaaveftishg 70 his particular line ofbos
noes and Y be csceed the space stipulated for, he
viii bex HI gsA fa,sbly for the excess.
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"A sADDLERY ana Harness

~ MANUFACTORY.-T The subscriber takes
this method Of informing his customers
and the public generally. that he is manafic-
turing and will keep constantly on hand. large
and general assortment Of Saddles, Saddletnss
Brides ard Mariingacs, from the plainest to the
finest patterns His assortment Of Carriage Wus-
on and other Harness. will be found TO be Of supe
rior workmanship and good materials. supply of
Trunks Corpci Bags, Saddler's Materials, and ev-
cry article 10 be found in such establishments, he
ilatters himself will be found upon examination in
his stock. He sulici,s Gull from all desiring to
purchase, trusting that his experience iaiIhln work
manship and determination 10 please, viii secure
sales Repairing in all the above branches win be
promptly attended to.
Ang lists WM F. ROBERTSON.
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GAIL Ann SEE-JogYr- WRICT

AND SEE.-JoHN r. WRIGHT
" has jns' rciarned from the North with the lar
gcst, Cheapest and hest stock Of G OLD AND SfL-
GER IA IcHL.S, Jewelry of all kinds. Books.
Stationery. Paper Hanging.. &c, &C.. ever seen in
Lvnrhburs: lie believes that any one wanting
sccds. m MS iinc. will be perfectly satisfied with
i<a<sor''nen' "nd rtisess Seri ea-ts
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little CANAL open 20 North

aslss> : I.1l5Is5 CANAL open 80 NORTH
A------------S zsEyer.s-On and after the 5th uf
October, Our Packet Boat will leave Lynchburg
MondaysW cdnesdays and Fridays at 6 a. NJ. direct
IL after the arrival Of the Boats from Richmond,
and arrive ut North River at P. N. Passengers for
Lexington 60 immediately on BY WIN +. Firth &
Cos. Line Of Smges reaching Lexington at 5 p. NJ.
Forc through from Richmond to Lexington s. 90
" Lynchburg to 90
- - to North River l 25
EETURxlyo.-Lcevc Lexington tuesdays, Thurs
days and Sundays at ! l-2 A. NJ. connect with the
Bouts and leave the North River at and arrive
IN IynchburE at p. N.
BOYD. EDMUND & DAVENPORT
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ssas ~. IL .sas:..s.s:s::

Office Of Ae Virginia and f'ennesses r r. Compy
LYscHBuRG. Der. I'd. 1851.
FTyHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS ofihis Com
Il pany have ordered n requisition OF Five Dol
lars per sharc Upon all the stock which has been
subscribed, payable the l0fh November next, be-
ing the 10th upon the old Subscribers and 9th upon
the rev. and further requi.tio If Five Dollars
per share payable the j., December next, being
l7lh upon the old subscribers and 9th upon the
new.
Delinqucnts will be required to pay interest in oil
cnses GOct6-tlD1 f. g. MORRISON Trs
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d. STOVES. sTOyEs,, TIN ANT

N, STOVES! STOVES!, TIN AND
f5ya Sheet iron Ware arta Housekeeping drti-
~ cies gene5aiig.-Thc subscriber would in
form his friends and the pablic that he has now u
store and is constantly adding thereto. large and
well assorted stock Of the aforementioned articles.
AL kinds Of Cook farlor Office and Church
STOVES. beautiful patterns selected expressly cor
this market. He invites all TO call and exarnue
his stock OF Housekeeping Utensils which are too
numerous mention, before purchasing elsewhere.
Tor he is determined to sell as cheap as similar ar
iiclcs can be bought in this market.
" All kinds Of work done in my limo in the
manner on the lowest terms md at the shor-
test notice.
A lot of Cistern and Well Pumps for sale cheap.
Please call at my store. BANK Square. doors belo
he Maylet, where you will be waited upon with
pleasure. Oct 9-ts1 WIN. L. LECKIE.