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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08
CO PARTNERSHIP.

FHS!IE undersigned have associated themselves together
u mtoa Cp-I'lrtEcrship. under the name of The
WISCONSIN LEATHER COMPANY,
To deal in IIIDES LE.4THER, SHOE FLNDLNCfS,
dr. and al such articles usually belong this class OF
business. They have established an extensive
TANNEEaY, st 1--WE Rivers,
One Of he Iag<t in the Injtrd states, equal in capacity
to Two Hundred and Nney-lour of The ordinary sized
watts. In this mammoth establishment lutu which they
introduced all the late impfGy they intend To
manufacture all kinds OF Leather. including Spanish sole
Leather. and superior qaIiyo JaHudgc, and thus
pcct to compete successfully in price and quality with the
Eastern dr%Icrs.
They viii also keep on hand most kinds Of
Eastern Manufactured Leather,
And thus be enabled suit all who may favor them with
their custom. As The aim Ofthis Company will be in
supply The great and growing Leather Trade of
the West, and customers and dealers in Leather the
expense and risk of going East for their stock they have
established their Terms CASH, OR II. EQUIVALENT.
They also sole Agents ii Wisconsin for
woods Patent Leather FScltlng,
The price of which has been much reduced that it Is The
cheapest as we'll rs hrSt R"lgiug now in use
BY this raIc of Low Prices CASH, they hope, and
confidently expect to do business greatly to the advantage
Of their G I-tompr~.
Their place OF business The old stand Of a ggFS q
.1H4ls3ss 40 Fast Water ST., MiLwAt NEE, Wis
con in.
n B-Tlnatgls<t prce in Cosh paid fer HIDES, either
the Stocn Mjwaune, at the Tanner! IN lwo RN cS
RUFUS ALLEN,i f. 7. ALlIr,
g. W ALLEN. / WM ALLEN,
I,-a,,.s, Va'r,tEco, UtS.
g. WniICoMB, 7',ro Rjrcrs, ms.
Dated Mt Milwaukee,, Apgil q, 1851. ly-t9
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08
NOTICE.
ynHHEOnoRF NF1NrI1

EVHEOn0RE NEWELL. 4 co. have closed their Luun-
her business in kvooha and request all persons owing
ea either BY note Of book account call and pas up
May -. t>Ji. r. NEWELL & co.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08

tFAS--A splendid assortment Of cheap sug'c barre
" Shot Guns and Fine Eng i~h double barr.C do.
BANS HARDWARE STORE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08
BF.ACKSwETHFNG.
COFEENS. COEFENS.

GtOFFINS constantly on hand and nladcto order.
u W. II. SCOTT.
AtRAss SEED for sale by
0u Z. ]. & 4. ". TYNE SON
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08
a Host Of Physicians,

make trial Of this noble medicine DRUGGISTS, with
characteristics noeua have added their testimony its
excellence and passed efficacy. With them
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08
ESDOEA.HsENDUNG.

IL kinds Of periodicals and other books will be bound
as shall hr directed. sud reasonable by being
Ell Z" thls ptce the Posi- Office, the Biudery,
ne school House, North Ward, by
May 20, ISL. JASON I.OTHROP.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08

nICKNsoN's Lst Gcnoa Flour for sale By
~ LEONARD & MckILIP.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08
DRAFTS on NEW YORK.
FIDUIS! FLOUR

eight DRAFTs1n New York for sale at the Chicago
- rates II. h. TOWSLEE.
March =. ISL an
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08
A Fountain Of Sweet Waters,
Solid, Unbroken. Phalanx,

for they have effects and know thnt is good. Al
though this cro"-h every doubt
mind and cause the ENTIRE POPULATION in one
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08
TAyyERY, nd Tyvo Rivers.

To deal in mn u.s. LE.47HER, SIiOE FLNDLNG
dr. and all such articles usually belong to this class
business They have established an extensive
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08

FNyE undersigned have associated themselves together
u mtoa Col Partnership, under the name of the
WISCONSIN LEATHER COMPANY,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08

that old" Jacob Townsend is my father; thai
the RECIPE by which my Extract of Sarsaparllla
is prepared was obtained from him; that we are
in partnerships with numerous other SANDERS
of like import induce me to make the following
AFFIDAVIT sworn to before tue MAYOR of the
CITY OF NEW YORK.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13

gainst Captain Long because hc walked
the deck Of his ship without lifting lis cnp
to those in the surrounding boats who
were cheering him (Kossu,h.) The Pro.
feet wrote to the Consul advising him of
the refusal Of the government to allow
kossuth TO travel in France. and the consul
sent the original letter on board the frigaio
merely for the pcrnsal or Kossuth. when
the latter in the most unjus,i6ablc manner
sent II TO the socialist Journal for puhhca-
ton. where it appeared with some inAnm.
maiory remarks for which and the publi.
cation of Kossuth's address 10 the people
Of Marsciles tha, paper was seized and
shurup. The publication OF the letter of the
Prcirctcommttcdr the Consul. for in France
such proceeding is considered as a gross
breach Of propricty,h ,hutit was promptly cx.
planned by Mr.. Hodgeto theptciect by sta.
ling that II was done wi,houthisknowicige
orconsent An order was then issued for
bidding the landing again Of Kossuih or
my of his followers. which ,hcse latter
pretended 10 consider us an insult 10 the
American flag. and became quite cla,norous
with Capt. Long on the subject. who very
coolly told them that the honor Of the nay
was in his keeping and he knew how 10
p'",eo' n ',.a' -, "ono' w''hou' 'he'r prompting.
- ~ P.'"' ~ pcrs"ns oi noss,ith
'u'e % q" +, '''c''n Jew VINO . sa'1 20 nave
u''o"U'ueo '''i''c'oe oVe, MN ie' .n's
Hungarian Patriots. God save the mark!
IN suppose hs w''1 ana ,.e children
~ nv III - n'so on "o"ro .he r.,sa'e' IRE
.'nen''e iiu,'ta'i'n s,.'o.s A.. ine Nho'o
-, oV"iN ", ''',S'ssp' .pou'
s,N} nase no 'S''u 'lla' hossu'n nus
o.. ,' ''u'. i'''',''''," VI N's'V's we o"g,
C'"'es' - 'hucea, unosrs'anu 'hn' ne lo'd
o,paIuo'u l Eon ',."' ~ np lug asetr'
'"'u'u ny 'l'e Poucs % 'iie american uov-
esntle''. was no'''''rven''on IN Enropean
"a''s' ,;e ','t,J ~ ~ Use '" n's gong 'here.
mo"es' Il ie Ni'','eu we Wou'a 'urn'sh
.'''h y u" u ree. ai',' u'"'y 10 create re-
w n.. - l.',"l'' p
i, ~ 'Pn'nse' - y o95ns o"owra 70 Psss
.'ou6" ~, ria"ee' '"o r'5"'r w! now 'aAa
.'i", 7" u.oiu''aF: wrenrs, g, nc w. Pf.sesa
you'"a"l''o - o"o " ''o ''''''S' Nep'-
uanI ou'aa"s',' a S'ea',e's. N = portion ol 'pe
=, ouPP''e WI "ecoo'Pahy NOS
SUI" 70 rug u"a' ana ''e ra'n'inder remain
~. e. '''''o' ~, noo n'''u we rrlsa'e apd
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13

POETRY.
The Fairy Child.
Er ALIEN DOUGLAS.

At cvcniidc when the sky is Il,
With its golden studs oflighr,
And fow'rs sleep on the brigh, green sward
Gistening like gems a, night.
" iih u footstep like the wild Gaxclle,
That treads on opening flowers.
Wonders forth the little fairy child.
The Queen of the twilight hours.
Oh. being ofwonl'rous beauty,
Is that l,te fury child,
With face like summer sunbeam,
Aud a step SO free and wild;
With voice clenr as the silver drop.
OF the little fountain well
Aud the eyes Of ever changing light,
That act as magic spell.
And far down in shady grottoes wild,
She steps on bright blossoms rare,
And rich perfume at that magic touch,
Steals through the evening air.
She IS gazing now with loving eye,
On the lit:le myrtle spray,
As il bursts is chains of glst'ning dew,
To welcome that kindly ray.
She is singing now to the wild bird.
That rests in the cypress leaves.
And her voice in its ring cadence,
Lends music to every breeze;
aud Size laughs at the streomlei clear,
And the music II doth make,
And her rich bright smile droppcth sunlight,
On the ripplcs as they break.
And when twilight softly fadeth,
And deepcneih into night,
With n step as noiseless as before.
She passc;h out with the light;
But Ike ruy Of sunshine.
She gladdcns her onward wny,
And thefairy child is seen no more,
Ill al cyeatide next day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13
Education im yirginia.

Without expressing IN opinion upon
any OF the reforms made in the Virginia
Constitution, subject which docs not lio
within orr province. and without violating
our position Of neutrality, il State as well
rs Federal politics, $50 may lie permitted
at least TO say that there is one important
reform which the late Virginia Convection
did not make, and that is, to provide for
the diffusion of popular education. Tho
new Constitution Of Virginia, speaks with
tones Of thunder on Popular Power. but
II has no ultcrance of Popular Know ledge,
We hear its voice calling new political
world into being; crcarng a new oelerof
beings, and endowing them wiIh snst pre-,
rogatiees, but Nc wat in VAIN 10 hcar
mandate. for that mandate without which
all else is yalucless. --- Lt Mcrc be Lighfi
We are aware that it is within the pow
er of the Legislature 10 establish q system
of education commensurate with the wants
Of the State. But We could wish TINT
some provision had been inserted in thc
Constitution, by hich free and universal
education IL Virginia. could be put be-
yond the reach Of accident. Nevertheless
wealth to see that the work neglected by
their Convention be performed by the first
Legislature which meets under the new
Constitution and that it be not postponed
for period Of two years, with the posi-
bility Of never being revived. r.
Sir William Berkeley has been regularly
mathematical in every address on cduca-
ton which has ever been delivered in Vir-
ginia, for saying in his answer to the En-
quirer by tie Lords Commissioners Ill
thank God Mere are no frecschoo1s orlrint-
ing, in Virginia. and hope we shall MT
have these hundred years But Sir VII.
liam was wise in bis generation. He vas
n loyal servant Of the British Crown;
which kept him the Executive Chair Of
Virginia from lGll to 1917, and no knew
that the cnslavement Of the colonies de-
pended npon their ignorance. II was BY
that policy that despots in all ages had
been able 10 secure power. BUTT is clear
ly the policy OF a free people 10 cnlighten
the people as it is that Of despois to keep
them in ignorance. "Iatel}igence is Me con-
dition offcedom" The men who would
act on Sir William Berkcley's sentiments
now, woald be as false 10 liberty az he was a.
true to despotism. III,
The Convention has adjourned, ana
left the State with its present radically ae,
fective primary school system. y mas
made new Constitution, but has been aP-
paren,ly forgctfuI That there arc = hun
dred thousand peoplcin Virginia who can
not read I, II has Increased the popular
ro.,ons;b;lity. bat made no effort 10 IN
crease the popular capacity. Ii has given
them the strength Of Sampson. and left
them with blinded eyes. Ii has endowed
,heu as completely with the power Of o
Iecting al officers, a have shs most rsdi-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13

~ NOTICED subscriber tah cs

--,zszzs-lzz NGThCE.-Th subscriber takes
s-IzY-y-,s1 this method of informing the citizens
i q i y of Lynchbure and the surrounding
country, that he has located himselfamong them for
the purpose &c Tuning and Repairing Pinno Fortes.
lie viii also repair Nolins Guitars and Musical In
strimcuts in general
From the many years experience that he has had
in the manufacture of Piano Fotes, he fatiers him
self that he will give entire satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their patronage.
The facilities which he possesses enables him to
furnish Pianos fthe most superior Manufacture in
this country.
Persons residing in the country bv addressing the
subscriber. can have his personal attendance.
n Il. All orders left at D. j.. Payne & Bros
Book Store, at his reom over J. T. Woudson's
Cabinet Wareroom. opposite the Franklin Hotel,
viii be promptly attended to. Old Pianos taken in
exchange for new. L. u. MORSE.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT of EEs I,
~ MAllS-NII y HSY iSIl.

'NORrHERN.-Arrivesf from Charlottesville on
the same days as heretofore. via: Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. Schedule time of arrival ), n.
va. Leaves, a- heretofore, ON Sundays " cdncsdays
and Fridays at 3, a.
PACKET MAIL.--Arrives every day. except
Tuesday. between 6 and 7. a. Leaves every
day. except SUNDAY, about :, by the North
Stage and Packet there received and despatch
ell. erery dag, maiitor Richmond and points North
and South of that city.
lV- The Canal way mail i-rcccivcd Wednesdays.
FRIDAYS aud Sundays, aud despatched Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays MS heretofore.
SOUTHWESTERN.( (or Salem )-Arriycs Sun
days, Wednesdays aud Fridays, at q, a. IN. Leaves
To ,sdays THURSDAYS and Saturdays, about =, a. M.
WESTERN. (or FiacasFc. ARRIVES Tuesdays,
Thursdays and saturdays, about g. p. as hereto
fore. Leaves as heretofore, Mondays, " Wednesdays
and Frdays--bui II later hnur. say about s, a. m.
;F- by these two lines, mails Tor places not
further ives, than Bufard's are despatched every
day except Sunday.
LEXINGTON. (eiI NI'urai Driigc. Arrives
Sundays. Wednesdays and Frilnvs. about 7, p. m.
Leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, after
arrival of Packet.
By this and the Western line mails FOR Lrxing
ton are despatched every day, except SUNDAY
FARMvILLE.-Auiyes Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, about 6, I. N. Leaves Mondays.
Wcdncsdays and Fridays about Z. q. M
1t win be seen the days Of arrival and departure
have been changed Nothing from Richmond is
brought by this mail
DANViLLE.-Arrivcs, n heretofore, Tuesdays
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS. Leaves as heretofore,
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays, at IA. m.
PEDLAR MILLS.-Arrivcs AZ heretofore, Mon
days and Thursdays. between 10 and II, a. M
Leaves abont !, +. m, same day.
fY' Mail closed at q. y. IN. No Mails arriving
on those nights the Office win not be opened for
delivery on Sundays, Mondays. Wednesdays and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13
MISREPRESENTATION.

EHor oH hct ~ 'hrs- Presehts. That we. the sub
zribrrs. being Stockholders in the James River ond
knHawlri Company, do hereby constitute and APP
point - - ttu" and lawful attorney ard
proxy To- represent each uf Us in all general meetings
of the Stakeholder ofsad Company held withia six
months from md after the date hereof. hen are
not personally present represented by some 9th
cI proxy. with ful power and authority Al such gem
eral meetings. TO Give such vote votes and 10 do
such other net each Of o. could give or do
rs Il member Of the said meetings, II We per-
soaally present; and do hereby raiify and confirm
whatever vote votes, act act-, said uttor-
ncy mny lawfully give or do for us in pursuance Of
the authority hereby conferred upon him
Witness our bands and seals this day Of
one thousand light hundred and --
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13

u CONPANY.-Tbe sevontcenih annunI Meet
ing Of tbc Stockholders af the James River and ka
nav ha Company will be held at the Company's Of
Gee. in this city, on Monday the 2ith of November
1871.
BY IN act of assembly 1fthc oidi March 1919, il
i isProviled. that mo Proxy representing Stock owr
ed hv other, than the Commonwealth shall he valid,
which shall have been executed six months before
the time If clcctiue President and Directors
BIZ ordr # he Bpfr IF Dire ms.
WMP MUNFORD Sew.
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LOSS OF THE SHIP OREGON.


The ship Oregon, bound from New York
for Kingston. Jarnaica. sunk October 18th,
latitude 36t longitude. 69l. in a severe
gale. Three Of the passengers were lost.
The remnant and crew were saved on a
raft They remained three days and nights
without water or food, when they were
fallen in with by the brig Conductor and
brought to this port.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13

Late advices from Santa Fe state that
feeling ofdeep hospitality existed between
the Americans and Mcxicans. 1t origina-
led from the murder Of two of the former,
VIM. c. Skinner and man named Bur
nett. who were killed in quarrels with the
latter. 1t was feared that serious di.,ur-
bances would grow ou. Of it,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13
las -
laa! s:s......::

Ogiee lie I-irgi,aa anl 7e'nessee Il. r. Comp'y.
LYScHBuRG, Der. "a, 1851.
EyUE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of Com
II puny hnve ordered a rcquisition Of Five Dol
lars per share, upon all the stock which has been
subscribed. payable on the l0lh November next, be-
ing the 10Th upon the old subscribers and Sth upon
the new, aud further requi- -iion of Five Dollars
per SHIRE payable the 1t December next. being
i7th upon the old subscribers md 9th upon the
new.
Deliuqucnts viii be required to pay interest in all
cnsc.. IOciG -tlD1 4. G. MORRISON Trs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13
''""h NitAff+p
COIycniiOl-EGucnti0n.

sfifUkiOn. .sa
Mr.. Editor:-The new Constitution as
You are aware has been ratified, by those
who called the Convention into cxis,once.
and ere this. ] presume, the Chief Maeis-
tratc of the State, has proclaimed tito BE-
the Constitution Of Virginia. IL now be-
hooves them 10 select from amongst them
selves. representatives to carry its provis-
ions into effect.
The following comments from the Rich
mond Magnolia. Of August twenty third,
would no doubt, ut this lime. bc read with
interest. ONE or THE PEorLE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13

= ,~Als at a. per aHnuH. IN adraace. No subscrip-
ion i taken for shnrtr time than .ix months; and
no paper discontinued, except the option Of the
Prorfcfors, until ali nrrearges shall have been paid
ApvEnTisksgsrs inserted for 50 cents pcr
square (or lcss) Tor every form insertion. and
u cents for every oster Iftlc number of in
ssstions 10 not nntcd the MS II viii be pubIi,-
ed ill ordered OUT and chsrgcd accordingly.
The YEARLY RATES arc For the privilege Of
two squares Sio for one square s2j--if inner fern
435. Every yearly advertiser VIII 10 required to
eosiae his asvertising to his particular Inc ofbus
mess, and ne exceed the space stipulated for, he
will be charged rsiubly for thccxce
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13

Id Justice ofthe rcecc for the - aforc-
said do hereby certify that - whose name is above
subscribed rs attcsting witness. personally ap-
pcarrd before me in my - aforesaid and made
oatl, that the above named - whose names are
subscribed parties 10 the above letter Of attor-
new acknowledged the same in the presence of the
said Witness rs fhcir act and decd.
Witness nv hand and seal this - day Of,
eighteen hundred and -
-TsRu1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13

FINGlNIA md TENNESSEE RAIL-
ROAD Proposals viii be received at Wytheville
the l2th Of December next, for The graduation
and masonry ofso much of the Virginia and Ten
nessee Rail Road. between Wythevillc and the
State liae, as the subscriptions hereafter to be
made shall warrant.
CHAs +. NJ. GARNETT, Chief Engineer.
Oct 30-fl2D
.75-rhe Wytheyillc, Abingdon, Salem. and Lib
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13
pYsLaDElPsaiA MARBLE

4 IRON WORK. STR J-THERS i. son
500 Na1Bcf Sfres. Pl2qGayAia, furnish all
kinds OF Marble and Red Stone Work. consisting
Of Marllr Mantles, Monuments, Fonts. Head
Stnucs. fticrng 'ryc. and al kinds Of Front work.
Sc. Orders promptly executed ard work warrant
cd against hgcakagc IN transportation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13
e FINE WATCHES AND FINE


"a JEW LRY.-CHARLES 4. EF4RD,
Gs4-sE. lTa'eh-Neisr and LeNelier, LYNeHrUR !.
VA-rhc subscriber feels grateful for tic very b.
cml patronage extended TO him. and would fc
spccttnlly inform tie citizens uf Lynchburg and
the surrounding country, that be is receiving the
largest and finest assortment Of the above articles,
that he bas ever offered in this market The fol-
lowing comprises portion of his stock, such as
Fine gold and silver huntsman and plain cascd
Watches warranted Is carat and - Jewels, the e.
nest ever offered in ibis market. made BY Jos. Jon
son Gold fob guard and breast Chnns. Seals and
Keys, Ear Riaes and Finger Rings. Of various
kinds; Breast Pins; l.ocScts; glass Bracelets; Cuf
Pins Necklaces gold and silver Spcctacies: Table
and Tea Spoons; Soup and Cream Ladies; Silver
Forks and Batter Knives; plain and set Silver
Combs; gold and silver Pencils; fnc silver Doquctfe
Cases. gold md silver rhimhlcs: pocket silver and
pearl Card Gases, and many other articles too uu-
merons n nentian. All he asks is a cal. AZ hc
feels confident that he can suit huth il quality and
rricc.
~ He also repairs Watches and Clocks. in the
hrs; insnner and tlic most reasonable terms
lie invites these wha has work doac Of thai Kind.
sivc him trinl rs from his long experience in
tint hanct nf us pracssinn he feels certain tlnt
he VIII not il to live satisfaction TO his customers
- Oh Gold and Sivcr taSea ~ cxrhangc for
anything IN nv Iiac CHAS. A. EyARD
Nav aa--s . doors ,s5arY F1rirne,. Corner
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13
VOL. xxx.
TERRY e. SHIELDS,1
7777777777'77'---7777ll
MECHANICAL.
-, New store and New

~
"a GOODS. At iop rgices.--The sub ~ 8
~ scriber, Manufacturer, IVkolesaie W
and Read Dealer "a. 5 STOFES. PIN WARE,
dc, would respectfully inform the public that he
has opened Store and Tin IFoye Aonufoc'ory on
hAIs SEREtr. one door Sostfh ofMc TrginiaH ct
fee. where he offers for sale an immense stock of
Cooking, Psrlor. Office and Box STOVES. coal
Crates. cookng Rangcs sud patent Hot dir Fgr7ls-
ces Of the best aud most desirable patterns ever
brought into this Market together with a full as
sorfment of stove fixtures. Russia and American
Stove Pipe, Sheet Zinr Sheet Lead. Lead Pipe
Pumps, Sadirons, Wgiile Irons. Hollow Ware. Tin,
Copper, Brass, Britannia and Jappannca Wares
Csant,y Merchants respectfully invited TO call
and exaninc this stock before Purchasing.
t5- Tin and Iron Roofing and Eare Guitars
made and put on to order, after the latest and
approved STYLE and al the very loves. prices. The
public are particularly invited 10 call and cxsme
Tor themselves. C.S. BLISS.
Wanted Immediately by the subscri-
Der, two experienced ~orkmen At the above bus
ness. G.. 5. D.
Oct 20--ts
rT- The DinyilIe Register and Bedford Sentinel
ro-- f,tig tearL nd aep1 acrourts IN tIfs ,ffca
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13
MORE 81 GALLAGHER.

w Bfogd and Ridge Road. PhiaicipkiQ, Ai-nu-
features of Iron Rulings for fencing. enclosures for
Cemetry lots, Balconies Vcfondahs, and all kinds
Of Ornamental Iron Work. Work warranted and
executed with dispatch.
fSF JOHN LONG Agent for tho above houses.
will shew the designs to any who may call on him,
nd rccrirr ih,r nrlcrs Snnf 1S--lv
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4 SITUATION AS TEACHER

IN WANTED-By young man who has had
many years experience IN TRACKING, and who can
furnish sEactory testimonials uaifcations;c
Communications addressed to ALPH A ,post-paid
Campbell Cour;-house, Va, viii meet with prompt
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,nr ls-t. WM. y. ROBERTSON.
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S-l SHEET Iroe Ware. mi Hous'-leY3Rg frti-
~ cies Gencr5Hy.-Thn subscriber would IN
fnrm his ficrds and the public, tAat be has now in
store aud i. constantly adding thereto, lurge and
ycll assorted stock Of the aboyt htioHoa articles
All Kinds Of Cook. rarlar. OAirc nnd Church
STOVES beautiful patterns. selected expressly tor
thi- ninrkot. lie invites AL 10 call and examine
Tia tank uf y u-r-hccpiuc Utensils wlirh too
.rsr -'n 20 m"ntiou. hciurc purchasing olscwhofc.
irr hs i- fst"riuia'.d Ia cell cheap similar
ticlr .tt he luuehi j. tiis nl1rset.
~ All hid, Of work dome in my Enc in the
lrui manner ON the lowest terms, aud nj the ~hor
test noiice
4 ut of Cstor. ana Wcil Pumas for sale cheap
frasc cai NJ NY store. BaRt Sqgare 4 doors jeior
~ N4ylct. Whtfc yru viii BE- waited upon with
u!.a-ur, TD-i 5-is1 WM. /. LECKIE.