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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-16

the limits ol the State in which the arrest is made
il shall he lh- duty # The officer making the ar
rest To retain such fugitive in his custody, and {"
remove hun In the SAFE whence he fed. and
there ~ deliver him IL said clamtn', his agent nr
attorney And In this end ihr officer aforesaid
is hereby authorized and required 10 employ 81
many persons as he NAV deem Necessary In over.
cntne stlch firrp, and Ia lrIaia them ia his service
:" long as circumstance may r"qnes, The -aId
ufiicpr and his assistants. while 81 rmpnled. r
receive The same cnnprrhen .sJion, and Ia he al
lnw d he same expenses, a. ar nav alnw-d
hS law for transportation at criminals, to b'
rpuihrd hy he pld.r If the district within which
rl- arre.t /, M ,,l-, and pad out Of The treasury
uf the United states.
SEc ~ AMI be Il further ENACTED Tht'
when M, person he'd io srT,ic- %, ahnr IN an,
State ar Territory. az Ia the D,,rIc Ut Quinn.
liza. shall escape lbcretrnm. the parry t. whom
sucb service ~ ldhuf shall b. ,i,i his. her. or
their agent ~ attorney may a'p.y Ia any cuurI
nf record therein, or Judge thrrcofn vacation
aud maxi satisfactory pro't IN such COURT 81
iudy" in vacation. OF The escape atre,alj, aud
Ina, The person r-camng a. I'd service ur labor IA
.nrb Marty. Nhef-upou the cunt shall use n
,.n,rd 10 be IN idr m the matters 81 proved. aud
alan a cenDrsl description OF the person 80 p-cs,
ming with such convenient cprransy as may h-;
aud A transcript of such record. au henIicated h,
tho .ussia,inn at the cerk aud Of the seal of IN.
said cour,. bring produced IN any other State
Territory. or district in which The person so es
c,ninc mn, he fund, and being e,hlblpd To an,
,th.,r
by the law al the U. $. Ia cause person, escaping
from service ar labor tn hp delivered u, shall be-
held and nken to I've fall and conclusive eyidpnc,
Of the FAC, &c escape, and that hr service 0r aho
of The person escaping is due 'u the party il
snrh record mentioned Aud upon The productio,
nv the said party nf nhpr aud further evidence i
necessary. sh,r GA or by affidavit in addition I,
wha, il contained in the said record Of the iden
ti'v &c tht persons escaping he or she shall b,
delivered 40 TO The claimant. Aud the sal,
court. commissioner, lldgr, or other persons an
thorizsd by this act Ia grant certificates 10 claim
ants OF fugitive. shall upon the production cf the
record and other evidence aforesaid. grant {,
such claimant a certificate If his lght 10 take
any such persons Unidentified ana proved. 10 Id
ewing SERVICE or labor A. oinfrslii, which cor
llficale shall authorize such claimin to seize ~
arrest and transport such person to he State 81
Territory fro" which he escaped; Prorid,d
That nothing herein contained sha be consrn
ed az requiring The production Of a transcript o.
such record AZ evidence IA aforesaid BIZ, il
ia absence the claim shall ~ heard and deter.
mined upon other satisfactory proofs, competen
in law.
Approved September Is, 1850.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-16
From he Southern lAla.l Shield ]

! Mn EDrroR:--Much has been said by the
rampant DisuniOnst-. about The Abolition gov
crnmeu', under which we live, and which is
b. ing The means Of present oppression and deg
radiation to the South. For the information Of
these gentry, we give below the officers Of this
government;
Willard Fillmore. NJ New York. President.
VIM T. King # Alabama. Vice President.
! Daniel Webster, Of Massachusetts,, Secretary
0f state.
Thomas CorWir, Of Ohio, Secretary Of tho
Treasury.
A. IT, II. Stewart, Of Virginia, Secretary Of
Interior.
William Graham, Of North Carolina, Sscre.
tary 9TH. Navy.
Charles NJ. Conrad, Of Louisana, Seeetary Of
War
Br,jamn K. Hall, ofNcw York Postmaster
General
John J. CfiItendcn. of Kentucky, Attorney
General.
Here We see five Of the officers Of this Cow
eminent are Southern men. and amung them.
VIM, r. King Of Alabama, holding the second
highest office inlhe gf ofhe people VIM. 4.
King 10 tntn Of whose history il ia only necesss.
~ to lo"k back upon the history Of Alabama from
her cradle up. This man, WIN is one Of tho
brightest stars Of our Stale, and whose opinion
are sought on all matters Of Importance in Con-
gress aud respected throughout The Union, and
who is rs true as steel TO tho South and South.
ern institutions. Il set down by these Wholesale
higher law, d,union fanatics, as an abolitionis,.
Reader what will you hear net,l The other
members from The South, composing the officers
ol the Government are as substantial and rel.
liable men as the South or the world can produce,
aud yet we are told they are trampling upon
our rights and grinding US 10 the Dust
UNCLE SAM.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-16
"THE FIRST PRESIDENT OF THE
SOUTHERN REPUBLIC" blow.
ING MS BUGLEr

Fact, fellow citizens Col. Pickens. Of South
Carolina haltered Qui,man and Davis by saying
thar the disuuionisIs If South Carolina relied on
them To "lrad Mississippi up 10 the breach" and
now Mr. Rhen declares Gov Qutman has been
blowing his single in The west !"
Rheti relies on him, and will glory in his sue.
cess l. will be triumph for secession-lor
Son'h Carolina. for then she will get "co.opera.
ton" Listen at the traitor low he gosis
over each vote cast for QItInanl How he
lcas,- on the idea lha, each vote Cor Quiiman 10
a step TO southern Conlederacy, upon which he
/. 10 rise 10 he iis first President, land Ovsrlooks
The ruins Of a glorious Union. with the liberties
of those voters king hurried beneath It's ruins.
How The traitor exul's that mississippi Is eom'
ing !" Fellow citizens, arouse to The danger
before yonl d. not suffer yourselves TO be
dragged on, of,he Union Of your si'es, to gloat
and surlrit III" ,raitor"us appetite Of Rhen Pick
ems & Co. Remember each yo,e cast Tor Quit
man. he rank nulii6rr. is a vote cast for disun-
ou--or civil commmion, and commercial ruin
Read Rhp,i. and think This remark was made
at the celebration Of Fort Nouirie. June 70:
"Nr. Rheu declared he would 60 when ever
South Carolna'calIpd lie feared no Federal
bayonrls, but Southern ueachers. lie would
obey any summons from the State; and should
he have to come to wha, Clay said he was fit
fpr--ihe gallows he would adnIn il, IN this cause.
as well as any other man The prospects, how.
ever. are cheering. GEORGIA. Alabama and
Mississippi are coming. QUTrMiN and Nc.
DONALD are blouing bucle in The rest mich
miH be- heard in thu ertremi'ies Of Ydnkesdom.
lie did nm dread he result the use pds good.
and nohing mould tempt the North to oppose il
but Internal dirision,"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-16

rir The following is going he rounds Of the
newspapers, credtcd TO he ST. Lou, Rrvcie, il
Is good lu the Revriie has no property in II.
We have frequently heard Dan Marble, tell the
story, yeats ago.
Two men we're seated at table in Nash
Vile drinking ale and eating cracker. aud
cheese. Their conversation at length turned
upon srge cheese.
That wasa ,ert large cheese presented to
Andrew Jackson" said one.
Yes, it weighed nine hundred pound, aud
upwards" answered the other.
A ycuug gentleman who was sitting r"adng
Il newspaper Ia the same room inquired
"lIow much did ,on say. slr =
Nine hundred and upward, answered the
dhrt.
"rha, is ahon haiC rs large ~ some Ina, NY
Eliher makes 10 this country" was The Young
man. rely his cheese generally averages
rwu Ihms,nd pounds
"rwo thousand p,und." cxcla med The stan.
gers, in perfect aslon'shm"n. "Wht. how does
he manage dairy capable Of making such an
ENORMOUS cheese r. inquired both snnuiIsneN
nusly.
NFI1 PhNls FFui'u D'u'E WV" Nv
has an extensive trough, leading dawn the side
1t arge bill IN his place, aud halt down there
an immense vat; the COWS are MIXED in The
'rnugh, and the same runs intr thl' 'e'ervoIr.
about middle way on Nh" SIDE olihe hl'l.'
Leaving,he strangers to digest this Inscription,
The young man cody laid dowI tie Paprri and
walked nE Presently The landlord stepped Ia.
80 you know that young man who let' The
room lew minutes since T. inquired one Of the
strangers.
YES sir" said the landlord "he is the son Of
A daiAy owner 10 this country"
What ia hi. character f'r truth aud vefacl.
7" inquired the strangers.
/ never heard il doubted replied the landlord
"My reason fir asking you" said the stranger
's III It he has been telling us that his iaIhrf
manufactures cheese At his dairy, ~ this conn'
ry. which average two thousand pounds.
II don't know anything almt the weight o
his cheese" answered the landlord, "bul know
hat his Old man runs. al the botton Of the hill,
wo saw mills, which are driven The whole yea
around by the whey which runs from his cheese
press"
"Will you be so kind as 10 order our horses r
quietly remarked the travellers.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-16
ADMISSIONOF CALIFORNIA.

Whereas the people Of California have presented
constitution and asked admission into the
Union. which constitution. was submitted Ia
Congress by the President Of the United
States by message dated February thirteenth.
eighteen hundred and fifty, and which IN due
examination, il found to be republican in il.
form Of government:
SEC Be il enacted BIZ the Nnaic and
House If Representative, ofhe United SiOtes of
America in Congress assembled, That The Stat"
If aifrnia shall he nne. and i. hereby drcl red
To e one, OF the United States Of America, aud
admitted into the Union on an equal ioo,ng with
the original States in all respect whatever
SEc. Q And be il further enacted, That until the
representatives in Congrps. shall he npporlion
cd according to an actual enumeration Of the in
habtauts Of The United States the State Of Cali
lnrna. shall be entitled To two representatives in
Congress
SEC. 3. And he il further enacted. Thsi the
said State of Califnn, ia admitted into the
Union upon III" express condition that the people
OF ,aid state. through ,h, ir legislature or other
"isr.shall never inteif're With The primary diSpo
sal of the public lands within its hunts. aud shall
pass ~ law and do no M whereby the title Of
The United STAG, To- and right 10 dispose of The
same shall bc impaired ar questioned and that
they shall never lay any tax or ass"-sn,out OF
any description W a'so~yef upon The public d.
main of The u i'"d States, aud in ~ ease shall
non resd M ,nprIrIors Who are citizens oi The
United a'rs b" taxed higher than re,il"n,. /;
aud thai all the nHviIaln waters within hn sad
State >ha!l he common high ways. AID fntrvrr
free. "a vel Ia The inhabitants uG 81 d State as 10
the cnE rs I'm" Unsd States. without any tax
n'p"s' "r dny 'her-Inr PrOrided That nothing
herein con'ainrd .hall I've consfhrd as recognising
ar REJECTING The propositions rendered by the pro
pie Il California as articles IT compact IN The or
dnance adoIhrd Ivy The convention which formed
the constitution nf This State.
Approved September 9, 1850.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-16

Hon. A. u. DAVIS ~ This gentleman is on
'hr Union track for Congrcs. in tho lower Die.
Irict. We do no, believe there is q prominent
man IN The All District more IA vAraby known
than Ju 9" DAw-on. either as public servan,
private citlzrns, 0r devoted christian. II is sin
guIar that when such men as Dawson, Freeman.
Brown aud Nabrs, men who have ALWAYS
bern consistent democrats, are the Union can
didates E,r Congress in this STATE, the Union
movement should ne termed "nsp phase Of
phiggery"-Lauderdale Republican,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-16
THE ELECTION FOR MEMBERS TO
THE STATE CONVENTION.

4 liulp more than four weeks from to-day the
people If the State Will b. called on Ia cast their
woes tor members 10 the State Convention, To hc
he 4 in this city on the second Monday in No
vrinher neat What is 10 he the poiry OF the
satd Convention under the c"nirnl 81 its imme.
date friends AMI advocates. could they obtain m
a.crn4ency there. Is not Vet clearly defined. We
ate informed hS the Legislature. IN the act "ning
convention Of The people. in accordance with
tue recommend iiion If Gov QaHmiu that Tho
said convention, when assembled, "shall proceed
q consider the ihen eIin. relations betweea
Re Government ol the United States and the
government aud people 81 he STATE al Mlsslss,p
90; 10 der'ss anil carry igio effect means ct 'e'
dress or the past, and uhlalu certain security for
me future aud Ia adopt such means tr rindicd
ing tbt s,rcrcicnfg If The Safe and fhc protee'
tioa0t us Institutions, as shall appear To them 10
b. demanded What views the rcs'sters
may take of the relations between the FEDERAL
Gsernmen mud that OF Mississippi, are not in
tcatpd But one thing sppea's Ia boz too obvious
10 he dlSrg ,td"d, and that i, Ihrr'' is something
IN these relations Of an aggressive character
"n the part of The Frdrtal G",ernmrn', aud
which must he redresscd; aud that hre /. also
sn'aethug threatened al hlturr enrr"achm"nI an
he rights of Mississippi against which certain
seegrify" is Ia he required hy the STATE How
deep may he the injury IN the estimation ri the
friends M the convention, aud what can remedy
H. au1 what course the State is To pursue Il this
redress he denied. ar- left who'll, Ia conjecture
So tar as car opponents are concerned The
grievances, the hreItdaed cncrnachmeul, the
| II l. Al
about which we think We have not vet been ,ulii
cienily informed hy those Whose dcrotion n he
>uuih has mpellrd them to the call of Il conven.
non.
We have often asked but have no, yet been
answered, what course will il BE- advisable for
the State to pursue. il the "rcdre0' demanded,
and "spcuri,," claimed, should hr withheld hY
The General Government and what will il he
necessary Tor her to do, TO vlndlcate her s0ver
rilnty :"
Practical people kno" well, that redress and
security may often be demanded without being
GRAINED. aud It this should he so in the present
case, what is the State to dol Are not these. en-
ouires which should he made by tyc,I voter, and
should net every candidate for the convention be
required 10 answer them II there should be in
jnries inflicted upon STATE" of sufficient magnI>
tud, tn require formal convention to seek r..
dress and security, does il moi seem that those
who make the call are nnt 10 he satisfied 10y a
refusal on the part OF ,ae Federal Government,
To- meet their Demands 1t seems to Us, alter
/ I'll this hrmaIlty Of preparation 10 demand sonc'
| ihing of III" Federal Government, snrnr definite
course mus be intended, if these demands be
( Il; dad Ia hat tlnf a .
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-16

"MADAM,' said old Roger 10 his holrdn1
house keeper, I'm primitive countries beef j..
often the legal tender; bw madam" said b..
emphacalIy, lhnistng his fork into The steak,
all the law in Chrislendon could Mt make TAI,
"bepf tender" lie lonkrd around III. boar
er encouragement, and found il in The fact lha.
all the board-rs who ate %the beef held Their
Jaws.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-16

" Young ladies who are always observed 10
read newspapers are always observed to posses,
winning ways. most amiabIe dispositions, inva
rsble make good wives, and always select COCO
husbands-a fact.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-16
AnvERTISEMENTs.

rApvERTlsENENTs inserted at osE
n,,. D.r square, (ten lines or 'ess) for the first
..a r1rrr CESrs for each subsequent insertion.
mr. liberal reduc,iOrs will be made iOpersOA'
wAo advertise blythe year.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-16
GE9 D31EcS7k7
h v~nlkAeS even saturday Morning
Term o.

rSuBscRIpTIoN-TnsRE DOltARsiH
$500. .. FoUn Doll ARsIf payments delayed until
IL expiration Of the year
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JOB PRINTING.

rJoD PRINTING neatly executed, on
shor, notice and at REDUCED RATES.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-16

SUrREME CouRr OF THE UNITED STATES
Mr.. Editor: We give below the Judges Of the
Suprems Court Of the United States, so that when
the dsunon lie aders are talking with tears in their
eyes, about our rights in the territories being
Welded up to The decision ola set Of free soil
Judges. The people can see who The men are
thai ii cases involving the titles u slaves in
these territories should come up for trial. may
be seen who The Judge" Of the Supreme Court
are, and where they live:
Roger y. fancy, OF Maryland, Chief Jus,ise,
John McLane, Of Ohio, Associate Justice
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-16

Here We see five Of The nine Judges the Su.
preme Court OF the United States are Southern
men. 60 on with your denuncatons. msrepres.
enations. little sectional fanatics. "DrOwning
men will catch at s,raws."
Z PLURIBUS UNUM.
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TI.UBER T.INTED.

PROPOSALS will he received a time, at the oha
81 the Company IN l.,nrhbrg, Cor the, hi banded
the assistant Engineer the ln,) tor the CROSS TIES
necessary Ia lay the track from l.,nrbnre To Salem.
They mdti be ct hle oak, Post Oak, Chestnut
Other timber equally durable. They ml,t hc made Of Timber
- inches through the small end before hewine
icct long, ltcucd sides tn thickness al "a
inches, aud the bark taken of the othr two sides.
22nl will be req urc Tor each mite, and mn he de-
Iivclcd nearly possible here thev are to laid
CHARLES +. NJ GAR\Err,
Stp 30 =Ntsu thet Engineer
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ENENER AND AGuE.-.ld a1ttver, Cared ty

NEN Err AND AGuE,-.ld aHttrrs Cured jY
brm"bfM's Pti's--N fvrs are "crasiynel nv
tue sarIerrd mpllon uf the II Cd. pr"dm"d by
the hlinura serosty by lar'eI ni the waves Il the
vts5als The blood rcul'trs w h greatly II creased
speed, spd is sill ncr asdby The friction # he g9bss.
OF Particles wi h coup the mass OF tul's. Thu
it is liza Tie rNccS.ve heat and rtl'> experienced
hr. ugh1Lt rhe VIII l. system, aud o"panied vi
g'ra lhst pain in The head back. hlntys ard IN fact
q r,nnl It. pros ration ut all the faculties f the mind
vii rs dy.
Ga he first attack f G.v"r. d'e1se. nm di-
ut " taxi lnrge dose e BRANDRFrll'S NEGE-
TABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS. and cunt u IL keep
up powerful Effect upon the bowels until he fever
paln has ,ntr.Iy ceised SXo eigh. will IN IN $ cases
be- snllicrnr first nse and dns # this liad. IT
moi improbable, may prevent mouths Of ckne>s. pr
hapS death.
DIR. BfNJ AMIN BRANDRETIP> NFGErA-
BE UNIV ERSAL PILLS are ind ed universal.
" approved medicine. which. by its peculiar a-'ion.
rlranses the bio d 4 al imp ri rs. IN ,v"s erets PnN
and ceakness AMI finally rest the Constitution 10
pert CT ficaih aud I'igor.
For SAL VIII l"s,r and re AT by d. d. Payne 4 Bro
Their, .Llnenburg, Va.
Oot 2S-wts 8
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NRfdNN, 10 WI Vt ,"les hall'a :" 'h' l"E
OH II the tttrult tnUu Iih'. 'oip'N'nnt Nhfh
hue IN Monday, the ,'a d'' "i ,h'"'h - - 4,
.I,hnt. N,cu, aud Nihnm = Nit#ah aud ''"hnef
mss,il,s l1fc t'alma ! u Nhf"s ''m'",siiaih aud
a.m,o,. nalr'> OF lms. " N''t"R 10 d. l''"''o'
oesiu-t
William Williams anl N,llnm II llaY'll, merchant
aud rartne,, uudct the TIM aud ~'h.a William ilaN'll
I.c,,sn Clr,,haw ani l. - ttenshR", mrQh'niA aud
p,rIneis ualr the st,lr aud N ri Lev" - trnsi'N
:. Go. NJ BdlNms ts1tee ! kendall George NJ N"a.
f., al ll.,.r T. nj m,, hunt nd rtt"ct- undo III,
.NIs ,ol mn ui B,ll,ta. Kent 81 t., Hugh Fn ani
l.l1a NV mo anl aud p"tnrts nnr' the st aud
h,mnl II " "a J tyfl I'm L. als""lh, 'in w
I,ttn4 aud - u Iunc, 1uetrh1ntH 1h fn'i7 hhdet tho
6,n 5td -l,lr ri WalzW'ih, Wtlhnr - g." Samuel !
Nl ,nI Lii, w Gpas, m 'rchtn al ra'n' nndcr the
.t,e ,al INN ol samuel i Nl'r @, h,'" Anlsfsen
no II Mns', aud lhfn'' - 'N'', h'' 'pn l'll
ialinn uult thu siNe hnl hm u i''l Nwl'~h, i,
8, g, William tr'ne 5anr' '''as a"l ''''g' sl'''s
mcrhaus and partners una, we 'n, '" ~ ~ "h'
{ tnnr ~ CO. tlfmes l)nn'"P, 'le7iN W VI "fu'f ana
lhnmas " Met anee, merchant MI partners o"l'' The
tim aud stNl" "l l'na"ih N"''",' = - ''"N "1lah
p'iinct ii The mercantile nm al I"Ns indl'm
= soo, William $ f"phn, '"''nmg p'inc' ct The fun
Of Iolm Il TrWlc 4 Sun, LOWS Neh1, t''sc i''oh'l
aud Nm Hamilton, merchants aud phIin't7 nnde' Tho
etylc aud lrm {" W'n' Roalc' u u mon'"" Nhsm nnd
tngh Watt, mc,, hants aud partners trading undcr the
am >t,Ic o Allls3n n Watt tharlr, = ''a' aud T.
Brnllc, mrrch''s aud p'ocr 2iet The ''l 'nd inm
"n my aa @ ,osr. @,a~ "G', tn ,r, and firm ct
W,atty. WHIT, John ''''I"n Lao Davenport aud la
Alien, merchant, aud Iaatners r'd@g md" VI" shleaod
nrmol l'lycup1lS Al'n, llhn II. Harvey snin'lnF
,dmt ii h'l' NJ Mhth'''' de- q, '9nn "'mhr' en-
cun,tnsf J.ura, summing partner al III MN q" 'amrs NJ
Rrtlde Y Go, tsha1d M"s4ie, l'a'm 'mies Bona
mn v t'c'n, hen'ia y ,'9n ana h,"'7 '','9ea An
WING phttncrt "l r In" al ~ I'm l'r'"e t1"7tds'
John lhamp'"", 1'mes h"l" and Ai'd hhi9id' me-
chant. aud pni",is trading nnlet the W. and h,m o
l,n.s Bri"d . co. S'mn'l NM WIN NJ iiafu'
aol lin II n'.hr, me- hut anl pnia@7 u'dng under
tle-t,r ani htm#' lffns Il B"hftf Elisha Sheppei~on,
/ Sannul No ollr aud Jnln Mcdaniel, tate merchants
and partners undo lie style aud hn o Met o'kle Ne
Dan,clt u Z. {. Potter, Edward J Burton aud David
Rode, late merchants aud partner 'nde' u" IT. aud finn
Ihama4 Mn ,nncy md VIM W. VI i.by, late merchant,
Itpl, la & al Ia.
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M +. H n L L w L I. & 90.
LnPGR TIERS .l.NU JOBBERS or
SifE UnE E0ncV e. o q Il y ,
NoII3 MARKET ~. Philadelphia.

ID lu9 NJ du - richmond, Va now RECEIVING largo
al FIST ela#s .,tH,ncry Goods 81 III. LATEST im
po,tatun sun aud Stain Han,t aud iress Caps int sta
-nipy h, the drzn n which laga t.ntty viii bo
hrr' "a had during thu spring TIA lo.
ilfiets viii receive prompt attention,
Inh
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l,kEGCIES OF Observation-Disclosures, and Bio.idpni
- cal, by the Rev " II Fo,e, u. u ln.' s,,ed ard
tor Al bS Guict - = ASH PAINE < Bro.
Int h
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-. Z OCH " ~
u"Rg MANuFACTUREH and desIcr in Sxr
q. ~ ~ az Li.IaucL1s HacEa.r....s GsasI1s-

MY MANUFACTURER and arsicr in CxurAp
T;,f-Btssl ges, Brouohes, Rockarays Bsggbs, Ha,.
AA1--A.-ness, sc, Square below the Franklin Ho.A,
NAM street, LynchburgNa.
The subscriber feels geaul Tor the liberal patrr
age cSened To- him he business and would
the public, that he receipt oil large
he articles whirh will he sold cheap,
the quality o work be bought si.swhers. and
brnu2 hi here Come and rdgr nr yourselves charge
nothing IL hooking, snd hat little II YOU buy
I h subs tbt Practical Carnage maker, and has Lad
fifteen cNprtne. the business, and devote. tho
vhueo III time making aud selecting work 81 IT,.
best quality, aud such bet sdpl.d Ia rusds aud
country
lhe Harness department Is under III. mana nj Ns.
\ Il lanes, superior WI hman fun New bnrh, ~ho-e
vo,k Will compare with an, wh,thr made hoIc ,!.-.
Nhtc
Kcpufne dome at the shortest nhicc
t,b = =Gm A COCHRAN
I,plt ATION Mis- RtCE l. GRATEFUL. 1
~ ralinn. nt thu liberal NJ III.
" gt,sd At thc manifestation u appreciation. and .o
'tlutnnainr ot thor patronage whlch she N .ndss.A
sl t,n,ft by faithful attention To those entrusted 10 he
enc. TF.h 2i-w4v
l,RE~ii GARDEN SEEDS -hI.ARGE ANDGhS.
al aasnrimrnt 81 t.a,drn Seeds duerv from u Law
hi, ed seed hii-hmcnt III Philadelphia TL,@s
seed. rnn,psr alnpat KIND IN and warrant
iiur aud genuine. fot safe bv
JOHN II. SEAY. Druggist.
csefptse Catalogue with directions or cultyatns \. bs
had rtatis
fob II " iwii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-24
mn STONES.

'sNIEmhscrihrris prepa'cdt "nnish nnv number of Mil
STONES Of the vc best quality at he shortest notice At
his establishment, BacksbntF, Montgomery county
he will also deliver them II nohbufg amy place here
hcnay make sale, iipr.iettcd Address
MCDANIEL x LEE. Lvnrhhurg.-ar
iSR VEL. PRICE. Blacksburg, va.
January S-wts
y : RaY DI.DS I 60 t.e,ksville RocLine ham
Mouth i,n,na are o,gcntsfoi he sale Oft aho,. Mill