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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-02
UNION MEETING.
COLLEGE HILL, Monday, Nav IL. q

COLLEGE HUI, Monday, May IL, os5l.
According to previous notice, the Stu
dents Of East Tennessee University con-
vened in the chapel, to take into conidera-
ton the movements of the Southern Rights
Associations of the Universities of Virgi-
mia and South Carolina.
The following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted.
Whereas, the University of Virginia
have organized Southern Rights Associ-
alton, and in compliance with their sug-
geston, the Students Of South Carolina
College having formed a similar associia-
ton, and requested the young men Of the
South, and particularly those attending
Southern Institutions. to join in the same,
and having published and submitted for ac-
ton an address, in our opinion of most per-
nicious influence, therefore,
Resotred, LIST. That we deprecate the
spirit in which the association originated,
and also the uncalled for interference of
'ScAoot-boys in political affairs, which they
should ever entrust to the care and super
vision Of their seniors and superiors.
Resolced, I'd. That the address pub
lished and distributed blythe members Of the
association is fraught with spirit of
treason, insurrection and GIRL acar, wholly
abhorrent to every true friend of civil lib
erty; and that the principles herein advoca-
ted, can. IN no wise, rebound to the interest
and welfare oftheSouth.
Resofred, Sd. That, believing as we do.
the ultimate object of the association is the
dissolution Of the union, we disclaim all
connection or communication herewith.
Resolred, 4th. That, though the south
has not obtained all that could have been
desired, in the adjustment of the slavery
question, the difficulty has, nevertheless,
been settled IN manner entirely honora-
bic to, and without sacrifice on the part of
the south.
Resolred, 9Th. That we remain i'm
movable in our attachment to the union,
prompted, not by the rebellious principle
which they advocate, "Libcrty first and
Union aftvwards," but by that noble and
glorious sentiment, LIBERTY AND UNION,
NOW AND FOREVER, ONE AND INsEpERA-
BILE"
Resoleed, 9th. Thata copy ofthe pro.
ceedings of this meeting be sent to the a.
bove named associations, and one to each
ofthe city papers for publication.
X. M. M'CLUNG, Cham.
L. Is. NJ MILAN, Sec'ry.
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From he kncrrHe Register.
southern Rights Associations in
Colleges.

The students of the South Carolina Col.
lege have organised Southern Rights As.
sociatlon, at the instance of similar asso.
ciatlon among the students of the Universe.
ty of Virginia, and have issued an address
ito the students in the colleges and univer.
sites, and to the young men, throughou,
the southern states" We find this ad.
dress in full in the Charleston Mercury of
the 10th inst, and must say that it is char
acteristic of "school-boy" composition
Coming from South Carolina, it would
naturally partake ofthe spirit which per-
vades the chivalry of that state; conse-
quently, we find tho young hot-spurs
running into the most ridiculous eycess OF
language. We make an extract:
"Young men of the South! ON YOU the
south calls. Onyou she leans for redemp,
ton. With your youthful bnt
powerful arms, lift up her PROSTATE ,,onor
and enable her once mc-e, str;,d,no orao,
to look with pronaa and anblencbing front,
On ner c0neSdera:.-s in the union. Write it
VI your door posts, engrave it on the
paths Of your hands, wear it on your front
lets, Equality in the union o, Independ-
ence out oft" and liberty at every haz-
ard! To the coward, who tells You to
wait for additional insults and aggressions,
turn away with pity or with scorn. To
the traitor who dares to insult your NOR
rails or intelligence, by telling you that the
south labors under no indignities and
wrongs, answer him, if you answer at all,
by striking him to the earth. There he
should lie and rot, loathsome mass of
talsehocd and pcrfdy, unfit to wear that
glorious light of life, which radiates the di.
vlmty within us. Villainy doubles its a.
troclty, when 1t assumes the confidence
winch alone belongs to virtue.
Who will not rather pant to
meet them, and long for that glorious dav,
It our oppressors choose it, when face to
face, and man to man, it shall be settled on
the battle field, whether South Carolina is
to continue to be free and sovereign
state, or an abject Province, and we the
subjects of the abolition north, the slaves
OF our own slaves. God hasten the issue.
God give US strength to conquer in her
righ'esus cause, or to make her one vast
cemetary, where shall be buried forever the
chivalry of the South. Let her live free,
or perish in blaze of glory, whose light
shall brighten tyrants in their power, and
kIndle the hearts Of freemen to the last gen
Grafton"
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Grand Schemes.

Monday, June 2-lpashiagtoa County oa--75 H.
Capitals-3 of SIS 200; of 5000; ) of ., 900; 80
Of l,000.-Tickcts IS.
Tuesday, Jane 3-Bd dir 27-7S ii.
Capitals-sa0, Cos so; 5000; 5000; 1000; 10 Of
l,000.-Tickets s..
Wednesday, Jaae 4-.Sesg'a Canal 25-75 l..
Capituls-S30, 900; 20 of 1000; 20 Of 1000; 20 of
500 90 of i00.-Tickcts $40.
Thursday. Jaae 5-CarroR County 23-15 Is.
Capitals-s20, 900; 5,0o0 1906 i,000-Tickets
s..
Friday Jane 6-lMd. Consolidated 36--7S 10.
Capitals-slS,000; 3 Of G,00o; 3 of 1900; 20 Of
l,000.-Tickets 50.
Saturday June cd Consolidated 1913 IS.
Capitals-$i0, 900; 100000 10000; 10000; 1000;
$500; 20 Of I,250.--Tickets $la.
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AUCTION SALES.
THRUST SALE OF YALUARLF
ZEAL ESI,ATE IA DE n - II II

~ r. Il
L REAL ESTATE IN BEDFORD-By
virtue OF deed Of trust made and executed 10 The
undersigned, by William ii. Hardy on the l7th
day of December. 1874. which decd is Of record In
the Clerks Office Of the county court Of Bedford
shall, for purposes in said deed mentioned. on
Saturday. the 5th day of July next, upon the prem
ises proceed to sell. public auction to the high
est bidders, for cash, that vALtABLk TRACT OF
~ LAND, on which the said William H. Hardy
- at present resides, situated lying and being
on Elk Creek, in the county of Bedford, and con.
Thinning by recent survey, THREE HUNDRED AND
sEvESrf-rwo AND rHRrE-fouRrH ACRES. and adj
joining the lards of William Methee. Mary I.
Harris and others; it being the same land formerly
owned by Euphan Logwood, decd, and bought by
said Hardy Of William Galloway. decd
1t is seldom so valuable an Estate is thrown into
market-the improvements being good. and the
land itself in high state Of iinproycment-beins
peculiarly adapted to the growth Of Clover. and
lying within two miles of the Virginia and Tcnne,.
see Railroad, and fifteen of the town Of Lvnchbure
The ncigborhood is highly respectable and inte
gent; and there is good mill site on the Land
wherca mill, in former days. did an excellent coun
try business.
The title to the above described property Is be
Ii lived to be unquestionabe; but, acting as trustees
the undersigned will convey such title only Us tn.
iced aforesaid vests in them.
CHA'S. R. SLAUGHTER,
CHA'S. W. CHRISTIAN, TRUSTEES
n B.-Although the provisions Of fhe deed I,
US require the sale to be made for CASH, there i,
| no doubt that an arrangement can be made, b,
which the purchaser can obtain u reasonable credi
for the purchase money after paying the cost o
the sale. THE TRUSTEES.
| The above sale is made with my assent and by m,
directions. Intending to remove with my family
| to Texas, the sale win certainly take place
WIN. Fl. HARDY.
The Bedford Sentinel, Lexington Gazette anc
Harrisonburg Republican viii copy and send the
| accounts to this Office. Tie 2-t5y
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PLANTATION FOR sALE.--For


Il sale that valuable FARM in Campbell coun-
ty. formerly owned by Major Branch, and ai-
forwards by Colonel Spencer, containing about
M $50 Acres, large portion productive
--A-Low GROUNDS, lying on Failing river, is we'll
watercd-is adapted to the culture Of Tobacco,
Wheat, Corn, &c, it would make good Stool
Farm, 1t is II miles distant from Lyncbburg-
The South-side Railroad viii pass near to it, The
improvements are good and its situation very heal
thy.
If not sold previously, it will positively be sold
ut public auction, on the premises on tho 18th Dc
tobcr next. II sold before that time due notice
viii be given.
Terms ieegal.--For particulars, apply to Mr.
Mathew d. Nowlin residing near the land, or the
undersigned in Richmond.
LEWIS WEBB,
WARDSWORTH, TURNER & co,
HUBBARD, GARDNER g. CARLTON,
VAN LEW s. SMITH.
June o-wti5O
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ExCHANGE HOTEL. RICH

- MOND, WA CARD.-The largest and
most magnificent assortment ofhousehold and kitch
en- Furniture ever offered in Virginia public auc-
tion-prime cost upwards Of s35 900.
MIR. Frederick Boyden, whose lease will shortly
expire, having determined to change his occupation,
will sell at public auction, about the 18th or Goth
day ofJune next, the whole of the Furniture, Wines
Brandy, &c, &c, now in tho Exchange Hotel
Terms OF sale will be very LIBERAL and made
known with further particulars, in u future adyer-
tisement PULLIAM & SLADE, Aucts
MIR. Boyden will take pleasure in shelving the
Furniture, &C., to any previous to the dav of
sale 1t is dis tincty understood that no article will
be sold at private sale. P&S.
Tune p-tOQi,
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COME ONE AND ALL-AT COST

~ FOR CASH-Fiftccn Thousand Dollars
worth Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, selling of ut
and below prime cost, strictly for cash. to quit the
Dry Goods business in this place.
Our term OF co.Partnershp will expire on the
first day OF September next, nnd in order to close
up our business by that time least to close out
the goods, will from this day offer our entire stock
ut and in many instances below New York cost ion
cash only Our stock is new, and great many o
the goods were bought Mt New York auctions 10,
cash, at about half pricciti is very seldom that IA.
new and desirable stock Of goods as this. i,
thrown into market at cost. and as an evidence thai
we mean what we say, invoice win be shown
| and our cost mark exhibited in all cases
B. II. "a. c. LEWIS.
cgf' No goods will be sold ut cost and charged.
lima
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OTlCE.-Thc following Ordinance not ha-
wing been heretofore regarded or enforced,
notice is hereby given that for the future Il win be
strictly enforced. 1t reads as follows: tTbrt Il,
shall not be lawful for any slave to FELL or expose
tor sale, within the limits Of this town, any article
OF PROVISIONS unless he or she shall produce per-
mission in writing, from his or her owner or en-
Pioyer. authorising such sale. and describing the
quantity and kind Of articles so permitted to be
sold And Tany slave shall violate this regulation.
he shall receive any number Of stripes at the dis
cre,ion OF a magistrate, not exceeding eight, md
such articles shall be forfeited"
viii again call the attention Of the citizens to
inc Cleanliness Of the town. This matter is, and
mas been very much neglected. The Police Mas
Ter VIII be required on the goth inst, (June) to
Vlsit and examine erey lot, and against those
whose lots shall then thereafter be found out Of
order, the ordinances will be strictly enforced
June PTS WI. D. BRANCH, Mayor.
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March 3-tsif
4 NEW AND VERY MEAVs

= Ny ttN OF HHKUWINE,l ClILEKII
Cans, Saddiery, NC. Itholesale aaa Rs.ai!.-
Building Materials,
Coach Makers d.
Cnhinct-nakers do.
Shoe makers do.
housekeeping do.
Carpenters tools,
Smiths' do;
Plantation do,
General Hardware
Iron Steel and Castings,
Saddlcry, S., &C. all il groa, variety, and a.
bought for cash at the lowest rates.
We earnestly invite Country Mcrchent..s nd ~
others who want Cheap aud Good GOOD !,
call aud see us. We assure them that they "a
find il TO their adeantugeto do 20.
THURMAN & SCHOOLFtELD.
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frss CARELL HOUsE. nANK sonAnE

AA Lyach6ng la.-The subscriber has this day
taken charge OF the well known and popular Tsv.
ern. the ''CABELL HOUSE." recently occupied
by MIR, John Reyeiry, where he can at all times ba
found ready to accommodate those who rnay faS6u,
him with call.
The House is now undergoing thorough ropalf.
ind no promises that pains @iH Be spared on he
part To render his guests comfortable. His Hou>.'
will he provided with the best the country AFFORD
and having the best OF Stables, he promises IT,,
every attention shall be given to that DEPARTING,
tie takes this method of stating to thu pubic III
his own personal attention, aided by Mr.. Hilton
Walker, shall at all times be paid to every dsp's
mont o, the establishment.
CHARLES PHELPS
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More high Prices for Tobacco.
LOOK OUT PLANTERS TO YOUR INTEREST
StcptOe still I'm the lead

FOR SELLING HIGH PRICE TOBACCO.
We sold this week the following hhds. of Tobac-
co, viz:
hid for Mr. Morrison. of Bedford. at SIC per
hundred-bought by Messrs. Otey & Warwick
| hid for Capt G Heppenstall at sl7 .50-bought by
David W Button, esq. hid for Martin Burks,
esq, at Sl275-bought by Mr. VIM Crumpton.
hid for MIR J . Payne at $40 .50-bought by David
w Burton, esq. hhds for the estate Of Mr. Albert
Williams, hid at $33-bought by Messrs Dud-
ley e. Johns; hid at SIS; hid at sl3.50 hid
at $685.; hid at $l0.7J-bought by Messrs II
II Booker & Bro; hid at sl3.25: bought by Mr..
VIM Crumpton. average for the six hhds + 1898;
hid for Mr. Lawson 5 Hurt, at $l5.25-bought
by David w Burton, esq; hid for Mr. w Wright,
at $12.50-bought by Mr. Newman Lloyd; hid
for + + Whourley. at sl4-25-bought by Newman
Lloyd; l hid for Mr. Z Murray. at sl7 50-bought
by VIM Crumpton.
G. & n. B. STEPTOE.
Groeers and Commission Merchants
Y Bedford Sentinel copy 1t. Lynchburg.
June 2-lt
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FOR THE vIRGINfAN
AMHERST, Nav 25tb. 1851

AMHERST, May 10Th, 1851.
ar. Edifor:-It affords the people of
this District no ordinary pleasure to learn
that it is likely that Marbell C. Goodwin,
esqr., will be a candidate for seat in the
State Senate. Mr.. Goodwin has always
been true and faithful Wing, and is still
on his old platform, though it has been
doubted by some. We have had an in
terview with him a short time since, and
lind him where he has always stood He
Is a man that no party need fear who have
Union principles. We wish him success.
MANY WINGS.
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Fine Prices for Tobacco.

Sales of four hhd's. Tobacco for Captain Samue
Johns of Bedford, 2sth May, ISL hid. bought
by VIM ii. Hare at $4,000 hid. bought by bud
ley & Johns at sl0.75; hid. bought by j. Boi )
.eau at sl5.a5; hid bought by N. S. Lloyd al
1925; and hid. for J. r. Padgctt of Bedford
bought by VIM H. Hare at $500; l hid for JOIN
Golfer at $3.50, purchased by VIM. ii. Hare;
hid. for John Golfer at 1875, purchased by j. l.
Clayter. Sold by SALMONS g. FORD.
June 1-It
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Drawn Numbers.

PatdPSco l5O.
25 90 81 6S 81 43 IL 20 80 G. ca s. ii
Washington County 81
81 - Ga 30 Is 60 80 So 50 10 20 q
Pmdpsco ISL.
81 CS IS &C sc IS 80 A 50 I6 30 50
Bel Air &c.
% 80 81 SIS IL % As 81 20 20 IL So 5,
For handsome prizes call ut
June 2-lt McCRERY'S Lucky Office,
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Inspections to 3lst May, 1850 3l67 hhd..
do 31st 90 1851 1910
Inspected the past week 273 hhds. against 363
hhds. corresponding week Of last year. Prices Of
Tugs and good and fine manufacturing qualities well
sustained, whilst other descriptions particular,
when in soft order. are rather LOWER. 255 hhd.,
sold as follows: "a hhds at from to 46; "a do at
from to q; "a do at freva to S. 63 do at from
to w. % do at from to $40; AZ do at from 10 to
els: and IL do at from Is to $33
WHEATON, Mills not grinding. IN. small
parcels coming in sell at 20 to Use for Red and
White. WIN +. SMITH.
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
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CoMMIssIoNEn's Orrrcx.

Ahherst Court-hnusc, May 20, 1851 I
The parties interested in the foregoing order q
aceount. will take notice. that have appointed
tho 18th day of July, 1851, to commence tho ao-
counts therein mentioned, on which day ut 10 ..
clock In the morning. they requested to attend
at my office, with their accounts vouchers, and CO.
pies OF court papers, prepared for examination and
settlement. THOMAS WHITEHEAD,
June 2-wiw Commissioner
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CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs AND YES.

~ JIN6S.-Tbe subscriber has now one III the
afgns, and best stock Of Cloths, Cassiheres ana
Vcs,ings ever offered in this market. GeutIefnen
can have their garments made up In tho most fash
ionatlc manner, as be has in his employment Mr..
James McMnclin cxptrienced tailor from Phil
ndelpha, and fl warranted IN every instsntst
Bioley's fine black twillcd Cloths,
Blue, olive, green and brown Cloths.
summer cloths Of every description,
Linen contings and croton cloths
Plain black Docskins,
Plain and iig'd black Cassimeroa,
Fancy Cassirneres in great vnricty,
Black and cold ig d silk vestincs,
siafsailcs Vcstings, some beautiful s,yiSs.
.,ieh white fg'd silk vcstings for parties,
White Marsacs do
Mar gT--iltR pnN r. n prruDc
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Erratn in Col. Wing fields Address

In LIST column AID line from bottom repd
Eastern for Western, thus: "this was re-
Jected by the Eastern members who then
proposed" &c.
In Cd column 18th line from bottom read
forS
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ACCIDENT TO THE STAGE.-The Char.
lottesville Stage due here Saturday morn
ing, did not reach town until the afternoon.
in consequence of an upset near Char
lottesville, by which several passengers
were slightly injured and the mails seri-
ously damaged. Owing to the detention
caused by this accident, we are unable to
derive much benefit from the news of Sat
urday's mail, though in truth it brought but
little.
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CEILING OFFFOR CASH.--I b.x

~ determined to sell off my stock of Goods of ev-
cry description at extremely loc prices, many arti-
Giles greatly below cost, low in fact as any other
man in town, cost cost. l have superb
stock of Ready-Madc Clothing Boots and Shoes.
Hats and Gaps, Trunks, &c. &c, Cloths, CASH
meres and Vcstings.
Daily expected, an additional supply Of Summer
Coats, Trunks. SC. Call and examine before pur-
chasing. june PTS Il. LOCKWOOD.
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ROBERT TINSLEY. {


COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Amherst Courthouse, May 90, 1851. !
The parties and creditors interested 10 the fore
going order will take notice that have appointed
the 18th day of July, 1851 to commence the ac-
counts there mentioned, on which day at ten o.
clock IN the morning. they are requested to attend
at my oifce, with their accounts debts, vouchers.
and other evidence, prepared for examination and
settlement THOMAS WHITEHEAD,
Commissioned
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Monongalia Elk. Glass 5, Nos. 10 20 So prize
Of $la0
~ Orders for packages certificates of packa-
ges, or single tickets. in any Of the Lotteries of
W Maury a. Co, viii mect with prompt attention
II addressed to A. y. WHlTTEMORE, yr,
Lynchburg, Va.
~ Communications strictly confidential.
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r ECTURE AND EXHIBITION

- 1t NHSONIC HHLL, ON Tuesday eve
ming, June Sd. In consequence of other meetings.
in which the feelings Of the people are deeply inter
ested, the third Lecture on Astronomy and Exhibi-
ton of Dissolving Views, is postponed until Tues
day evening, to commence ut o'clock.
e For further particulars see small bills
juno 2-1t* J. C. STINSON
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TEHU WILLIAMS, Watci.m ~ :,

y &r--i have just received fresh supply 81
Jewelry Of the latest styles, and Of every variety
and would especially invite all wapting Gold and
SILVER Levers, and plain Watches. Silver Spoons.
ana Jewciry' 20 call and examine my stock. and III
oon give satisfaction az to prices and quality Of the
article, shall complain II left without y,aronsse
% Jewelry and Watches repaired
S.rs g-p4wif
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A RARE CHANCE-At Cost for

IA CASH.-ln order to close our business spec
Oily (our co-partnership having expired) we are
now selling entire stock strictly cost; cousis-
ting Of very large ASSIGNMENT of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing Shoes, Boots,
Hats, Caps, Trunks. &c. We feel assured the
public never had so good an opportunity before of
being supplied with so many desirable Goods Ar so
low prices and we cordially invite all to come soon
Merchants and o,hers wanting large supplies are
advised to make early calls Large additions were
made from this Spring importations.
MAY 2y-ltts MEEM & CIV ArI,rA-
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CEILING OFF ATCOsT.--A.nI

u va n 4 &VS u ss.A SPLEEN
~ did assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres and Yes
tings, all OF the finest quality, were carefully select
ed by myself this spring, for this market Countr,
merchants are invited to examine MY stock bcfor,
purchasing elsewhere, they will find it to their
advantage. r. McDIyITT,
Merchant Tailor, next door to John 7. Wright's
Book and Jewelry Store, Main ST., Lynchburg, Va.
June 9-1mif
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LOTTERIES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

- THE GOLD DIGGINGS.-IFHIT TIE.
MORES OFFICE.--A prize of l,4OO In
Sussex County Lottery, class 49, sold 10 citizen Of
Lynehburg. and capital OF $1,000 on whole
ticket, Monongala Glass Il, returned to the mana
gers Office for want OF u purchaser.
Schemes for June moi vet peceivcA
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RLANK-BOOK MANUFACTOKY'

az ~ MG ola aand Of Jesse g. Young. LfscanUko.
N-WlLLIhM ]. fULKEg, having taken tha
house formerly occupied by Mr.. Jesse O. Young,
where he Is prepared to furnish every variety of
BLANK BOOKS, such MS Journnls, iedgcrs, Dny
Books Record Books, &c. Sc, Of his own manu.
inctory. and Of the best materials Also, to re-bind
old books music md newspapers, &C., with neal.
ness and dispatch! From Ids long experienced IL
the business OF book-binder, Be- he feels assured
that work done by him in any branch Of his busi.
ness. will compare favorably with work dono q. a.
ny other manufaetory in the United States both a
to ncatnoss and durability.
He would respectfully inform the old customers
Of MIR. Jesse @. Young mud the public generally,
Tint IN the execution Of any work entrusted to him.
no palms shall be spared to give satisfaction, dnd
that his prices shall in all cases be sueh as cannot
fail to please thoSe sho may favour him with ,hslv
patronage. ma l2-wIwif1 Valley Wing copv.
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Common and very supe- A large assortment of
nor Spirit Gas Lamps of
Spirit Gas. safe and Brass and Glass
cheap substitute for Camphine and
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EV@ The New Orleans Delta congratu-
lates its readers that the sum of $500, 900
has already been subscribed in that City to
the "great New Orleans Jackson and
Northern Railroad" in a few days it was
expected Engineers would be sent out to
survey the route.