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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-01
DELL HOTEL, LIBERTY, BEDFORD

DELL HOTEL. LIBERTY BEDFORD
ID COUNTY, V/RGINIA.--The undersigned hav-
ing purchased Of Mr.. William Terry, that old and well
know Hotel establishment, know the BELL HO-
TEL Lide,ty .a offers his services TO the public for
the patronage long bestowed upon his predecessor
The entire establishments has just undergone thorough
repair from Cellar oarrett. Rendering pleasant and
comfortable in every department
His Table is supplied with every thing good which
nur lovely Piedmont country produce and the BAh
with the most genuine and best quality Of Liquors.
His Stables In excellent condition, well provided,
good and reliable Osters always in attendance.
The Rocky Mount line of oaches this poin
lri.weeky with the Cars of Va. and Tom. II. r. md
passengers coming from any direction either tho Cars,
Stages or private conveyance will always find him pre-
pared to nc comdnte them with meals at any hour.
Ho natters himsef ,hai from the reputation of this
house and with no onogy spearod his part render
his guests comfortable he will receive liberal shnre OF
patronage. IdOMAS LEI WIN.
Inlv Ih-faif
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Lynchburg Markets-Ocf. B,

WHOLESALE PRICES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and in demand l2D
Ia cents
PoRK.-NOne.
BEEF-We quoteby the quantity 4a5 cts.
FLoUR.-$4.
WHEAT.-Red Use; White so
GRAIs.-Corn 65a70 cts; Oats 40 to As cents.
GUANo.-None in market
PLAsrER.-Lump, so; Ground $50 in Bbls 10.
SUGAKs.-New Orleans 61a9 cts; Porto Rico to 10
Clarified l0all cts Loaf II to l91 cts.
WHIsKY.-Mountain 80 cts.
BEEswAx-2l to22 cents.
BUrrER.-Scarce and in demand. 7al8c for prime.
BRASDY.-Apple, 40a45; Peach, 80 to 85cts.
BAR IRoS.-$75a90 assorteddu
CoFFEg.-Rio Ii to cts. Laguira II to III Mocha
30: Java Is to IL.
COUNTRY LINENs.-Tow | Ito l24 scarce and
ed FHx l2al cts
CorToN NsRVs.--Sules at IL cts.
Ft4rti4.is-.--31 80
" DIS to 30 cts
Wool RoLLs.-35 to 171 very scarce.
GIssENG.-32a35 CTS.
FLAX SEFD.-Sales 81 per Sc lbs.
FIsH.-IIerrings, No. L. $81 Halifax No. Ierrings
sons J; Shad. Sl3; Mackere No. g. So
TALLow.-S to 81 cts.-dull.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
.EARKEN HILL FOR SALE

l. be sold. at public auction, to the highest bidder,
on the 25th of November 1852, that valuable Noun
tain Tract of Land known generally by the name of
Hearken Hill containing about $50 Acres. To all
persons wishing to purchase Mountain land that is
really valuable, here is chance. For the production
of Tobacco Corn Irish Potatoes of the very best quail
ity, Oats, Rye, Hemp, Timothy, and other valuable
Grasses be surpassed if equaled by any tract
of the size in the county. For pasturage
of Cattle, Sheep. &c, il highly valuable, being natu
rally adapted to the growth of Timothy, Orchard
Rye Grass Greensward g., 1t has upon it, two ex-
ceent Orchards Of Summer Fall and Winter Fruit. all
in healthy condition. About - is cleared and in
good condition the balance is heavily timbered with
Walnut Chestnut, Oak, and Hickory growth.
The Turnpike leading from Buchanan To Liberty De-
pot runs parallel for about two miles, bordering
closely upon it in all the distance but touching it no
where which affords excellent outlet for all its pro-
ducts either Liberty Depot to Buchanan, and to
either down grade on an exec llent road, which is
being rapidly completed. 1t adioins thelands of
Leyburn Wilkes, VIM Read and others, andwill be
shown to persons by either of the subscribers.
Also ut the time and pace, will be sold tract of
about ACRES being part of the old Mansion tract
on which Jas Joplin, ST. formerly resided and adjoining
the lands of Lawson Hurt Jno McClintock and
Others We deem it unnecessary say more, as it is
supposed all persons wishing buy will examine Tor
themselves and twill be shown by either of the subseri-
bers, if applied TO before sale.
Both of the above mentioned Tracts will BIO surveyed
before after SALE the purchasers. The sales to
take place Peaksville (Jones' Store) Bedford CO.,
Va n the 25th day of November, 1852.
Terms of both liberal, and made known on the dayo
sale. WIN JOPLlNG,
nov 1-wtds THOS Il JOPLlNG.
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Baltimore Markets, Oct. ~.

FtouR-Saes to-day of 100 bbls Howard street
FIaratS4 50. Sales of 1900 bbls City Mills at SAL
GRAIx-Sales of good to prime red Wheat at 96a9Sc'
and white a. l00allOc. Sales of some new Corn, not
prime at DC. Nothing doing in old. Outs 3oa36c.
Pao-1ssov. ron sides 94al0c shoulders S5a9c.
Lnrd in ..', ! T.; 10 in kegs l21al3c
NH ~ -.
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m ROOTS!SHOEs. HATS! &c, &C. IN

- E A b u r 80
TAS received a large supply of BOOTS, SHOES,
II HATS. CAPS. TRUNKS, VALlSES, CAR
PET.BAGS. UMBRELLAS, and other goods usual in
well supplied Boot, Shoe and Hat Store, all of which
offered a fair prices am determined to transact
nv business right straight along but little caring how
others do theirs 1t is due my friends to express my
heartfelt thanks for their very liberal patronage My
effort shall be to secure its continuance
oct 0.ia EXPRESS COPY I'm 7. SEABUR4.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED. OCT %.
81 L. ~ p Summers, Weeks Philadelphia. coal
t. Jonn y ie0t
Schr Z Sudd, Smith, N York, lime.
Schr Jabez l. White, New York hay to Warwick "
Bro.
Schr Emma North james river, wheat to Warwick
e. Bro.
Schr Mary Willis, Travers, Baltimore.
Schr Edward Dorsey, Foxwel Baltimore, gnano to
II Fry.
SAILED,
Schr Stratton, Sturdeyant New York, mdse, u
Colquitt.
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Eayette Lnus7S.

have also for sale, very desirable uact Of Land, ~
ing in The county Of Fayette both sides of the Charles
ton, Fayette and Raleigh Turnpike road known as the
Hill or Harvey Tract continuing abOut 200 Acres, well
improved, with good Dwelling, Barn, Stables. and
other ut-liouses,--a fine Apple and Peach Orchard
and admirably situated for Store Tavern stand.
ALSO, one other tract adjoining the same, contain
ing between 300 and 300 ACRES. And one other
Tract known the Bragg Tract, all Of which lies with
in few miles of the late surveys for the Railroad to the
Ohio River, and is of choice quality.
oct 15-dts Il. j. BURTON
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NNTE, the undersigned, again opening and exhib
w itne very large assortment Of Cooking Stoves
of every varety of sizo and patent, commonly in USE
together with well selected assortment of Poror Cham
Der, Office and Factory stoves, SnIomandnr Furnaces
Crates Fronts Tenders, Scultlcs, Cinder Shoves Blow
ers &C. &c, to which very respectfully call the at
tention of our customers and friends. Resting assured
that though we promise to sell ut lower price
than any else, prices will range as low MS
others aud that we will accommodate customers who
will favor us with examination to their Satisfaction,
$ well as their expectation
=. S-AVe would like to employ or good journey
men Timers. a. ~ M
2S-ds ACREE MuhhiLi1'
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~
Y SALE-The Farm on which live, lying immed-
ntey the Va md Tennessee Railroad and extending
to within three miles Of the city of Lynchburg. is for
sale This Farm contains nbou 700 Acres, lies remark
ably WELL il well watercd, large proportion in wood
heavily timberod. with large comfortable family resi-
dence large Orchard, and other convenences suited to
the comfort of large family This land wa, equal in
original fertility, amy in this State and is now in iine
state of improvement of it well set in clover and
capable OF producing twenty bushels Of wheat TO tho
acre II 10 also well adapted to tho Grazing business
being fine grass land and capable of being divided into
number of small fields, with abundant supply OF
water in each. There is also this tract very fno
situation for large manufacturing mill, with abundant
water-power (Gen o. q. Clays and Mr.. John Hollins'
large manufacturing mills being located on the sumo
strcam)
In view its proximity the city of Lynchburgand
great producyeness of its SOIL IL might be very profit
ably devoted the raising Of vegetables for the Lynch
burg Market and will be divided into small tracts to
suit purchasers.
AS truct of land, well situnted, and combining
so many advantages, srarely If ever, in market per-
wishing to buy, will do well to make early upplica-
| ton. Ed. BURTON.
| Richmond semi-weckly Wing, Charlottesville Advo.
and Farmve Journal copy two week and forward
accounts 10 this Office. oct l5-dts
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OOKING GLASS AND PICTURE

IL FRAME MANUFACTORY.-The undersigned
manufacture and offer for sale the following articles ut
Northern prices:
Portrait Frames, richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy wood and guilt
Dnguen eotype Frames, large beautiful assortment OF
new goods
Looking Glass Plates, ofall sizes and fitted in
Picture Glass. French, first quality from 5Ox36 inch
es down
Plate Glass for and dwellings furnished to order
Rosettes of all Sizes for Builders interior
work
ALso-old Work re-glt and iobbing in all the above
branches
Picture Glass cut to my pattern-ond large SIZE
French Mirrors furnished to order.
Country orders by mail will receive prompt attcn-
- FRANCK g. GLOVER,
1913 Min street between 9th and 10th St Richmond
=, 40 ~ June 9--ts
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1AMBELL CT. HO.

TisHE LADIES respectfully solicited TO call
l. in and look at a large and beautiful stock of rich
DRESS GOODS, French Work, Grape Shnlls, &c. al
tho pretest stock of SILKS to BIO found In this
city. Call In and look at them. ID. 7. q PETERS.
10. Rep. COPY. Sept 24-difts
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EADY MADE CLOTHING.-THE

III subscriber would most respectfully announce to
his and the public generally that he has re-
ceived his entire stock of Ready Made Clothing which
is much larger than he has before offered to the
public Among the stock may be found some entirely
new styles. His stock of OVER-COATS cannot be
surpassed by any house in Virginia
Also a splendid stock of Shirts Drawers, Collars,
Sc, all of which will be offered reasonable prices
oct 20-tsif DON l. Z. re ERS.
Exn cnnv W. Rem conY Is.
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lime Brandies-we have just received lot
- of very superior pale and dark Brandies, among
which may be found the avore brands of Oard Dupey
& Co, old London Dock, Permit, Cushion Il Co, and
J. Tennessee s. Co, &c, &c NIL warranted pure, and
apart the viniugo of 1923 and 1892 Those in wan OF
genuine fine Brandies, will please call on .....
oct 1ata LEE e. JOHNSON
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XNTM H.PEAkE, ADVERTISING AGENT
w & Collector, Basement Of The "Sun Iron Build
ing entrance Baltimore St.-Merchants and business
DESTROYS of advertising in any newspaper published
in the United States, do by applying to WIN. H.
PEAKE Advertising Agent, Basement Of Sun Iron build
ing (entrance on Baltimore street, where files of all
the country papers may be
To- Country Editors wishing appoint agent,
do so by sending their paper, to the above adj
dress.
r-g9 Accounts collected and prompt returns made.
moderate charges.
REFERENCES.
Chas. T. Maddox esq, Postmaster.
Robert @. Taylor, opposite Barnum's.
FIX. Lipp & Co. Publishers of Daily Times
Burgess, Tay lor 81 Co.. Booksellers Sun ronbuildng
Henry Taylor, Bookseller Baltimore and Gay SITS.
J. w. Bond & Co, do. IA Baltimore st.
+. Lucas Jr, do. 40 Baltimore st.
John Murphy & CO., do. 178 Baltimore st.
Garfield, Brother & Co, 229 Baltimore st.
6-d1n1
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DEDMONT WORKS.. LLIsoN jr Pro
l. prtetor
Steam Saw and Planning Mills,
Door, Sash blind and Boz Factory,
MIL and Mnchine Wofk


NIL and Machine Work,
Iron Turning and Fitting,
Biachsmihing Of all descriptions.
These works having been fitted up ut great expense
with steam power and large variety of machinery for
working wood and IRON form the complete estab-
lishment of the kind in the Southern Suites and can
execute better work and cheaper raes. than can be
one in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending to build supplied with
Doors Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (primed 'nf
glazed if requred) Mouldngs, Flooring dressed nnd
tongue and grooved ready for laying dressed Ceiling
and Notwithstanding, Pnlings, and variey OF Other
materials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dump and Stone Cars, Der
rick Gearing Wheebnrows, Picks and Bars and Other
Tools required upon Public Works.
Constantly hnnd and for sale, on reasonable terms
all varieties of Flooring and other Lumber, worked Oh
unworked. Saving aud Filming done to order. Bills
of Timber sawed to order
Jan Lifts A. NETTLElON, Agent
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GAMES! Canes!-Just received, by express,
~ dozen Sword Canes, ST different patterns and
dozen plain Canes. Bowie Knifes, fine assortment
and Pocket Dirk Knfes, &c. for sale by
VIM. b. & G FISHER, Opposite the Franklin.
oct lI.fa
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TUST COME TO HAND.-A large stock Of
y Banjoa, Guitars, Guns and Pistols, Vioins, &c,
some very ne which will sell very low. Call
for bargain, at PADGETT & THURMAN'S,
Bridge ST.. next door below Council Il Sons.
Also IA large lot of Guitar and Violin strings.
OFF
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HARDWARE in receipt of our
III Enll stonk of HARDWARE. CUTLERY GUNS

lizard REV are now in receipt of
l. Il Fall stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS
and SADDLERY comprising the most com "a
plcte and egtensiue assortment ever exhibited l w
in THIS MARKET. We have on hand: q
500 dozen Axes Va and Ky patterns
5000 b" Pen and Pocket Knives, in endless variety
$500 L" Knives and forks, ofall prices and quality
1900 ' Knob, stock, cupt oard, and other locks
1000 &" Butts Parliament, and hook and eye hinges
5000 gross wood screws assorted sizes .
1000 dozen fiat bast'd MILL pit and y cut saw hles
500 " Spades and shovels
100 manure and Hay forks
$50 " selves and sifters
$50 singleand double barrel Guns and Rifles, rnngin
in price from 81. so to SIS each
100 dozen men and womens saddle trees, strrup
irons bride bits harness and bride buckles, rings &C.,
in great variety Iron axles all skies, elliptic springs,
hub and I'D bands, hog skins, bride filings and sad
dlery Hardware generally Backsn6hs tools of every
description. Planes, chises, augers and carpenters
TOOLS large For Farmers and Plantation
use, have full assortment Of articles, such Bram-
BILE Scyhes grub hoes drags garden forks pick
axes &c. all of which offered for sale at low prices
All purchasers particularly merchants, visiting this
market buy goods respectfully invited to call and
examine before purchasing or going on
farther North, feel assured goods and prices
will compare favoraby with any establishment IN .ho
Northern cities. SMITH q hODEh,o,
sept l0--d2m if "a Main STREET Rtchmond, va.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LTscHBuRG, Oct. 30. 1852

LYscHBuRG, Oct. 80. 1852
TOBACC0-Receipts very light. Inspections the
mast month. have been $50 hhds. Demand continues
good for all descriptions. with but little varintion in
prices. Say for Lugs s37505.50 Common leaf s50
Is; Middng do. s6a7; good and fine Shipping s7GS.50;
good manufacturing sl00I5. Nothing fine Offering.
WHEAT-S00S71c . tor Red and White n IN quui
~ VIM. T. SMITH, Com. Merchant.
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Freights up and Do WA the Canal.
EXCHANGES.

Corporation Bonds $l00-par
Citizens Savings Bank Stock par $l00-$l2l.
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FREDERIcKsBURG, Oct. 18th, 1852
REDERICkSBUE sG LODGE,

No. H. invites the Masonic Fraternity, and those A
interested in Masonry, accompany it on the
abov, mentioned occasion. RO. w. HART,
oct 22-dt1N Secy of Fred'bg Lodge, No. 4.
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CHEAP CASH STORE.-NE" Fall
C0oDS I an, now receiving full assortment OF
NEW GOODS, ndaptedto the present and approach
ing season to which beg call the attention OF mo
public Having been selected in the Northern cities;
with great care, from the latest impor -aoi, .neS
he ered nj moderate profits in oder to insure quick
sale. - ro.o;,o3
Thankful for the liberal patronage | hive received
since changed my business from credit to the 9asn
tom I shnll hone for continuance, upon peage o'
senq goods as cheap as they be purchased in tho
State. II or sonoop.
will always keep hand large stock % oi SsnI0"
able goods at the lowest prices d. W. "
Ort Its
Columbus Democrat., 1852-01-24
Erom fhe NaShrWc Union.
CORRESPONDENCE OF, THE UNION,
LRrrEB No. VII.

LoNDov, England
NAV, ls5l
Visit to Westminster Abbry - The II use, of
Pdrliamcnt-T The Menb,rs- The Thames
Bridg's and Tunnel
"From hence we may that antique pile behold
Where regal heads receive The sacred gold
II gives them crowns, and doe their ashes keep
There made like gods like m0rtals there they sleep
Making the circle OF Their reign complete,
The suns of empire, where they rlse they set
Westminster Abbey has be called with
much prnpriely, the Pantheon OF the glry o'
Britain, for il il it, monuments and ancient re
mains which render the Abbey 50 precious To
Englishmpn, and those who admire he works of
b,-gone sgea. Here lie nearly all OF the king.
queens, princes, statesmen. philosophers aud
poets Of England, from the time Of Edward 'he
CourSsor to George the Second Il isr essential
Iy the home Of the mighty dead for here sleep
the lustrious men who have adurncd ie by thei
virtues, or enlightened the world by Their hhors
ia the various deparu EMS of hum n knowIedg-
who have rpigued a. the fathers o the people
ruling in the fear Of God, or have governed wlib
an non tod, aud in tie Indulgence Of their pas
sons have violate every law, human and divine,
heir ashes repose here in peace their souls
are with him who gave them being ard will
hereafter call them to stand a, the bar Of eternal
Judgment
Aswe walked through The avenues oi this ven.
erahe structure aud gazrd on The monumental
inscriptions Of The departed, crowd OF Thoughts
rushed upon my mind reminding me 70 cibIy OF
thu many historical associations ronnected with
IT, for aside from being remarkable a t1e depos
itory Of the great aud good, Il has been The place
where the Roman Catholic Ignate once crlr'
brated mass with more than eastern spl"ndui-
where he puritan once poured firth hs irrvent
but lowly exhortation. Here the terrible SEN
lence of accommodation has been launched
forth in all is lerrors, ard here The iIfsl English
Bible issued from the press. Here also, the
magnificence and pomp of the regal coronation
have followed the solumn and beautiful burial ser.
vice fnr the dead.
This ttuply noble specimen OF Gothic archi-
lecture was originally founded IN The seventh
century Ly Srhrri, King Of tie East SaIons. in
The wear $40; but being afterwards destroyed by
the Danes. il was rebuilt by King Edgar in 95s.
Edward The Confessot again rebuilt the abbey
and calhrdral on larger scale. in ltos, when
Pope Nicholas II. constituted it the place OF
Of the Kings Of England, and gave
il The form Of cross, which thencpfo'ward be-
came the usual form for cathedral building IN
England. Henry III. made large additions to the
abbey in l245 Henry VII. also made an all
diiIon, VIII ch is regarded as remarkable 'pecl
men of architecture. ye' adds nothing 10 The /
pauly Of the building as il is not IN keeping /
with lhv original design. In The general plum /
der ii e,enastrries and church property which /
distinguished the reign Of Henry VIII this ali
hey. among uthers, suffered severely; but il wa
more injured BY the Puri.ans in the great eiSII |
Columbus Democrat., 1852-01-24

,~rv unpleasant Ia The rsr, and spoil, bet hcau
ii language The orarory Of Nmericans in lh.
rsisante, on the stump. at the hs, sud ia Vi
paipit, is hi superior 10 any ,b'Hg hat hay
Net hrard in lh, country.
From Westminster Brdge W. bad hn- Vie
If he great hame, aud the Sven hrligv. ,ba
pan IT. chauusi, NAich sfe like 80 mAn, he
hives, with lhe ldr nlhum,uiN g"'tg each va,
Ii ltisresly astonishing to Ihink otihe 'ss, amvlia
ot commerce carried on ia ,his rVer, which ",
n the States. sccuSomed 10 Ia. gr' at inland sea-
would call nothing hut large ctesk. Yet .mal
aud hlhy a. Il II, We see The vessels ai all ua-
ions floating upon its surface, indie dinS al
Mount Of trade no whc SrAs te be seen
The bridges across ihr hamss ar aenrtsh
built OF slon" a. an Immense cost They ace
TOO low To make much show. hut are suhs'sn.,al
structures, su ~ WAY suited To accommodate The
public.
From Westminster Bridge We druyednwn th'
Sury side # London tothr greh Tunnel, Though
wbth We passed. THIS ritaQtdluafy UNDER
liking WAS orgmaliy pr ieclsd aud carried oui
lay Sir T. X. Brnur aud is an 'ntnlng monu
nent of his skill aud enterprise, uoiwthsiaud ng
II has failed IN it, results asa ps~sway. Mos
persons prelerrng 10 cross on he bridges Il
consists Of square mass ot brick work ~ irol
WIDE 10y !? high, containing in It tNo archway =,
Zach OF the width h 10 Il AN; Zach Rad IS l3
II 9 in. wide and 8 f Z IN. high, aud hot path,
3 t. wide. There is central line ot arches
the two passages. somr ol lhrm VIDE
enough lor carriage to 40 from on- side OF the
fum o. TO tie other Between these alchways
are gas lamps aud stalls for refreshments, irnk'
'I', &C., kept by females, who are exceedingly
annoying 10 visitors. The entire Tunnel il
800 feet, and The thickness between the vault
u The funnel and the bames above, 10 feet.
/ cost f6ll,0 o. rolI, ono penny, 10 civil en-
Slneers or persons Interested IN scientific pur'
u'ts this structure possesses great attractions,
nr il is regtIded ms The most extraordinary ui,
Imph OF science aud perseverance in all England
Your. &c..
TENNESSEEAN,
Columbus Democrat., 1852-01-24
AN AGRICULTURAL SONG

For the great Far Of the State of Georgia h Z
Macon. written by Freeman Scott, OF Ph,Iaislphi
adapted TO the popular air Of Aud Lang Syue."
When God IN Paradise DID place,
0ld ,d,m and his bride,
And thro' that Garden they could trace,
mode farm for glide
And Agriculture, ever since,
In evry age aud cline,
By Poet, Planter, and b. Prince,
Was ever thought sublime
CHosus Now here is health 10 all our friends,
A. AgricuIture's shrine
Wen drink cup to Washington,
And his compeer. divine
In Asa and from Africa,
In Europe hr and wide,
Then over TO America
1t was our fathers prid,
Now, We will plant our cotton, corr,
Our wheat, and rye, and rice,
And thank our God that We were born
III "e' ou' "'au''o
w.r n,.n, notation, s,ra,c.r.
,u.
men pray 10 "ou ~ Se"0 O' '"'"'
oInake our P'anS e'o" 'a"'
Plant indigo, and hemp, and faS,
ana pant '"e ge" rus ''"o
Our on'Y oees "'' "''N' ''''" wa
""''e VIC 'NP'''s '"' "'"'
,,l,.
ar c.;x,
Columbus Democrat., 1852-01-24
Groceries Ocerie
HADEN 4 READ.

Market Street, Columbus, Miss
TTAVE on handa large and well-selected assert
IL ment Of GROCERIES,, to.wit:
Brown, clarified, crushed, powdered and Loaf Su
gars.
Java and Rio Coffee.
Molasses, New Orleans Syrups and Rice.
Pepper, Ginger, Alsplce, Saleratus, ketchupb ant
Pickles.
Imperial and Gunpowder Teas;
Cinnsmon, Cloves, Mtmegs Crackers;
Mustard, Lemon Syrup and Dried Fruit;
Sperm and Star Candles, Soap and Starch;
Iron and Steel, Nails, Castings;
Wine, Brandy, Rum, Whiskey
Powder. Shot and Lead
nd they will keepo hand the best Family Flour
Corn Meal, Bacon, ana every article in the grocery
line with Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, and
hegars-a of which will be sold low for CASH.
Theywill buy, or make liberal advances on cotton
ore. nov. 80, 1850 22--tft