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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-08

WE would call especial attention to ON
fine stock of APPLE TREES. They arc
remarkable for their handsome SHAPE, thrif.
y and vigorous growth, and well furnished
branches. Our stock consis,sls OF over
81 0nl Irees lrnnl 5 To g feet Linh and IN.
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WM. s. COMBS.


BOOKSELLER AND SrArroyE3.
E[ EEPS constantly on hand, a complete stock OF
IN Books and every description of Stationery to-
gethcr with fancy Goods nelfy opposite American
House, ST. Pail.
April !, lo52. Soft
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OYSTERS.

SrnA Cans Fresh Fat O., sters, direct from Dat-
* wv more, expected the FIRST boat. and
Will be sold cheap for CASH, wholesale retail, by
April IL MARSHALL a. 60.
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L n PIONEER:
KXIlLl please give notice TO The citizens o! Ramsey
Wv coaEty, TO meet at the Brown Shool House. III
ST Paul, on Saturday the l0th DAY OF April next 2
O'Clock, 4. NJ. for The purpose of elec;ing Officers for
the Ramsey County Agricultural Society
Pn1,I Ar. a
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OAK HILL CEMETERY,

4 III. persons desiring burial obtain information
IN by calling upon the Secretary }. w. selhy or the
President, G.. w DORUP
81. Paul, April l, 1852,
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GRATED APPLE TREES.
DY application 10 Il. q Gibson J. E. Fullerton, Of
ID Saint Paul, sort of choce thrifty Apple Trees
or wears old will he forwarded early mex, spring. 81
EOOCkEr CUTLERY .s.A large assortment
= nne pocket cutlery OF the beat manufacture for
ssle by w s. COMBS
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BLANK BOOKS.

UNAY BOOKS Journals, I.edgers, RI cords and every
u size OF memorandum Books, for sale by
w. Is. COMBS,
Cor. st. Anthony and Capitol SITS.
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THE LAKE HOUSE.
MATTHEW TAISEY Proprietor,
1'R Saltwater, Minnesota Terriroy.
March T, 1852. AZ.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
A BOUT two hundred acres Of the richest lands for
"a farming purposes lying along the Saint
Paul, and partly tn!bered-o sale in lots salt pur
ChdserS, on very reasonable terms, for cash.
The above land Is situate tina; il be divided in
small farms of the productive soil, and has the
great advantage of being very IA market
Apply 10
HENRY A. LAMBERT,
AT the Land Agency Office,
St. Paul.
ST. Pant, March 7, So. iC--;.
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AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL.

TN presenting this justly celebrated remedy - ~
cy 10 AM hope held cst 70 the afflicted which Saess
do warrant. Many proofs given from The asss
tho nation, and from the humbrrt sufferer. They
are facts from which ihe inquirEs judge for them.
selves. They have gencI ally been given unsolicited,
an acknowledgment for relief from the suffering.
rom the still lauabe motive Of bencfting Others
in distress. Results continually showing that he
medicine fully sastais the best sS,cPatians that
formed or it, and the high reputation II erjeys.
For the Of CoroHs, Col DIS. INFLUENZA, HoARsa.
NESS, CRour, BKoHcisir:s, McfrtESr CoNeuAPTBoS,
and for relief of CoLsuptve Patients In sdvsneeA
stages Of the Disease.
For sale by
HICHCOX KELLOGG.
pTvegiss, third ssgees, D. yenl
RS -. ~.
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SPRING SALES, 1872.

SHALL be receiving upon the opening Of nav. CATION
Il a large and well selected assortment of British
French and American Dry Goods Boots and shoes Tea
and fobocco; and great variety OF fancy c'es which
VIII be offered 10 the trade al prices than the
styles have usually sold in this market. And wogd
suggest 10 purchasers who have formerly visited
markets, thai much time and x9ense Inay be saved hy
purchasing their goods here. An examination OF NY
stock and prices Is respectfully solicited.
u, nf.-
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THE WORLDS FAIR,

THE WORLDS FAIR,
apE IL understood that from now TO the opening Of
h navigation we shall giUe 0'cay goods NJ stores
TO make room for the new stock that Is coming-actua
~, you may say manner yioe them awayi ist is
for small very small price Ii is now, no joking
about IL.
". CUREAN K co.
~. Paui, Anil :! ia1, 5o-2
store SOC lbs best packed Butter, and wartanted
the best at 20 Gets rela and Is 81 by the keg, FOR
sale by Aprh IL w. II. SIiIiMAN.
j. ii. STEVENS & co.
5 hurrying Off all the remaining stock of his
Il goods such opportunity for the conversion Of
dollars into dresses, and dimes ints all SORTS OF rare
rich and valuable goods has not before occurred,
81. Paul ceased TO be Saui OF Tarsus, be jahers.
GARNES.
81. Paul. tpn l. SCOT
sSPlhES20 SeSs All from Couble tens double
- fwenties, ior sale cu2 lP, al
April l. 1852 Il e. SANDFORD'S
IL. Il. FORD,
CITY SURVEYOR AND ENGINEER.
OFFICE corner of Cedar and Third street, Robinson
~ building, ST. Paul
April J. 1852. 50-,(
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GRATED APPLE T.

GOLD pENS---A fine assortment Of the be-
w manufacture for sale by w S. COMBS
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Attention, Merchants and Business
Men.
vQyIIE subscriber offers his services close and draw
Off balance sheets Of books entrusted TO his charge,
with and fidelity; also open new sets Charges
moderate. Apply to W. .. COAoS,
Practical BoOkkeeper s1d accountant, pent ceor to
FarringtOn's $3.50
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CASH ron HIDES.

vuHE Highest market price will be paid IN Cssk l0r
u Green and Dry Hydes, also Deerskins-
A. 4. COLLINS CO.
n. b. We havo removed our Leather Store sad
Harness Shop to thu new building, opposite Ries and
Hnney's Store. S3y
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Inc Jury, in the case Of Matthias and S.us-
pensN', for the murder Of Young Lehman, rem
dered ner verdict this afternoon that the PRISON.
ers re guilty Of murder in the first degree.
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TERRITORIAL LIBRARY.

Feb.G, 1881
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-30
AND nearLynchburg forsnlc.-Tl

- Farm on which live, lying Immediately on the Va.
and Tennesaee Railroad, and extending within three
contains nbout 700 Acres lies remarkably ee is veil
watered hay Dg ~ creeks and branches sing through
i)a large proportion in WOOD, heavily timbtred, witha
very comfortable fanily residence, huge Orchard, and
other sonyenieuen suited 10 the ceuo Of large fam
ily Being determined to sell tins Tract will be divided
in scvefnl tme Tracts suit purchasers II desired,
and will be sold very accommodating ferms and pos
session given Immediately Strangers wishing a more
DISTINGUISHED description of this farn may confer with
tieu O. g. Chy. Henry 5. Longbernr, VIM T Yaneeyy
John J. Pursis Gen. David Rhode- Vim. Radlord,
all of whom may be addressed at Lynchbmg.
E.J.BURTON.
Richmond seni-weekly Wing. Charlottesville Advo-
and farnye journal, copy two weeks and forward
accounts To this Office sept 20--d3w
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, NEW CLOTHING STORE =! +-a,-,..
A. S. SHAFEI1 & G.

FTNIE subscribers, proprienrs of the very popular
l. CT thing establishment known the 'tPETERSr
BURG CLOTHING BAZAAR" take this method of
informing the citizens of Lvnchurg and the surround
ing country That they intend opening the lt Of 0c-
tnber, n nr1r ant desirable s'ock Of Ready III ade
Clothing, in thu Main street. formerly DC
cur led by Mes>rs. Payne 81 Bell, opposite q. Mems
Manufacturing. do. all The Clothing said 6q MS.
having extraordinary facilities for the purchase and
ufacture of goods aud thorough acquaintance with the
requirements of the Virginia Clothing market. shall
keep constantly supplied with GENTLEMEN'S
CLOTHING md FURNISHING GOODS. in
every varety.-and. by strict attention the OF
the community, shall endenvor merit share of
public favor. A. S. StIAFER 81 co.
sept 10 dts if Republican copy.
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NEW STATIOElsY, &c.
~ new styles Steel Pens, crtra,
Fnncy Note Envelopes.
Spring top Pocketbooks,
Pump Inkstands, Whtneys patent,
Poreupine Pen-bodcrs,
New styles Motto Note Waters, viz Silver, red,
Geatinc Piper, Illuminated &C.,
Toy Paints in Boxes,
SelfSealing Envelopes
Back Canon Boards
French Note and Letter Paper,
Faber's Drawing Pencils,
Red Tare,
Pocket Pon-holders,
JUST received ut MORSE'S South end Bookstore.
senI 27-ts
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HHSSOEAEION.--T he Colnrtncrship hereto
fore existing between the subscribers. under the
style of DUDLEY COMPTON has been this day dissolved
by mutual consent. lohn w Dudley hns purchased the
interest of WIN. Compton the atc and will
discharge its Liabilities. He embraces this opportunity
rel his sincere thanks to his friends for their put
asnaJ e the concern Of DUDLEY ~ COMPTON, and To
,saQSci its continuance in his connection.
JND. w. DUDLEY.
VIM. A. COMPTON,
"a GclNSArI April l2th, 1852.
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DOEasNGRRooH HDTEH. "a STA

40 RbES FOR RENT OR LEASE.- Ihi- well nm
known public establishments Elvolahy located in ia4
o civ of Petersburg near tie Dpo- Of the South
Sid" Railroad Co. APPROXIMATIONS Railroad co.. and Rich
n,ond and rt'r>,nra iaroad Co is for rent or lease
from the first of Janamy nrxt.
The Hotel originally brt for, and under ih" di-
r"c,ion of John Nbo Esq aud has every convenience
for The conducting extensively ct such business.
For further information. oPflyto either OF the under
signed trustees OF tine Company
JOHN Y, WILCOX,
.ort ol..otpw4w ANDREW kENAN.
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TWO VERY VALUABLE FARMS

N +
Il FOR SALE IN NELSONt-I Offer for sale very
valuable Farm in Nelson County, lying immedlately ON
the stage road from charlottesville to Lynchhnrs con-
tanning 700 Acres o. Land, of which nearly 800
are cleared aud well ncoscd, the aance in wood
well timhcrcd and has il rumb'r of exec lent
SPRINS of WATER. There are in this Tract about
90 acres of CREEK BOTTOM, very productive, and
the whole lies unusually we'll na good neehhnrhood,
and excellent society 1t could il desired, be- devidcd
into two tracts of about equal ,ze. with Abundance
Of Wood aud Water eaci.. 1t i located on the
Stage rond four miles above Nelson Courthouse, and
hit from the james River and knnnwha Canal NJ New
Market. aud within five miles of two Manufacturing
Mills 1t Is sclinm thar such property il offered for
sale in his section and to it would call the attention OF
those wishing to invest capital in cal estatc.
also offer for sale my residence adjoining the town
of Invingston containing about 300 Acres oi Land,
about one afo which is cleared and under cuItiYa-
ton.
This is also a valuable place with excellent improve
mcns. The Buildings consist of large DWELLING
p%a HOUSE with nine Rooms, besides n large and dry
Ell cllar Barn. Kitchen, Smokc-house, Ice aud Chr-
riage Houses, all in good repair. For professional
gentleman. this is desirable Northumberland IN
section of country provcrbia for health 1t ~ also
well situated for House of Public Entertainment
being within less than 800 yards ct the Courthouse and
was kept by the former owner FOR that purpose
| | will also sell LOT in the Village at Lovngston
on which there is a comfortable DWELLING hOooh.
| Black smith and Wheelwrght Shops.
For terms or any other information apply to inc sub
scrbcr nj Lovingston, Nelson County, Va.
| sept 25--2tw2w NlLnoN II Eho
/ p r. Ero inser, . W semi weekly, send act to this
| office
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GnEAP tOODS-EOR CAsIl.--I ~

~ receivingn large aud complete assortment al
new SPRING and SUMNER GOODS; comprising the
latest and most fashionable vnlie ties aud styles i'm
ported this seuson--whicl ] offering unusually
low prices. Intending to sell for CAS-" ! mean be
satisfied with small lsofts, and there make it Ia
the interest ofall to give n cail-t. mos. cor.
Italy solicit from those having Goods o buy. will
Iruuise many inducements in the Why OF Styles,
prices and large and well selected stock pick from,
rs can be found in any establishment in tire State.
deem it needless give the heads or branches
imposing my stock, my long experience has taught
the oevery class Of dealers Suffice it there.
fore shy, that feel assured mn fully prepared to
answer the demands ofall-and ask I'll TO enll
march 2g-ifts JOHN G. MEEM.t
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY MOsBY q GARLAND.
VALUABLE REAL EST.TE@.NI

n L,
HOUSEHOLD * KITCHEN FURNITURE
Having determined 10 move to the Soulh will sell by
way OF public auction. the premises on the LIST De-
tdber at 8 o'clock, P. NJ, the HOUSE and LOT on
which reside fronting half Acre Cooke street and
one acre on tenth street in the neigborhood of John
Mcdaniel, and John Oyler, esqs- The improvement.
consist at Dwelling House, containing six oss rooms
hitchen Smoke house, Dairy, good we'll of water
ana garden OF tine fruit trees,-ndeed this property
in first rate condition. and possesses the requisites To
constitute il of the desirable residences in the
city The Furniture consists of the usual variety and
nearly new Persons wishing view the premises will
can on the subscriber, or Mosby e. Garland. Terms
liberal md made known at sale
sept 2t--tds AW. CRENSBAW
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IL PuBLlSHED-Lieescf Ivofeid Scott and An
drcm Jachson. by J. Z. Hc0dley. ro i2no, ruth Par
fruits. Unitorm rih Napoleon and his Marshai& $l25
Scott aud Jackson are here placed together as the two
military who have made The deepest imp ~sons
irr Country since the time of Washington They both
achieved brilliant reputation in the of 1912 and by
the battles of Chippewa, Niagara New Orleans etc.
gave their country reputation at home and sbroad and
though differing widely in cn actcristies, they
very similar in others The author has only sketch
ed the hiogsnphy Of each but has faithful and
graphic description of the brilliant battles in which they
engaged. The biography of Winfield Scott. witch
constitutes tho greater purt u" the volume, l. full aud nt
hrntc, the materials for it having been derived from
public documents, md from many Officers who Ind served
under Scott 1t presents 10 the read,r also, piano.
rnnic view Of the brilliant campaign ri Mexico, I'm.
hracug the stoming and cuptulnon If Vera Crdz. the
battles of Cerro rto, Churubnsco Contreras, Moline
del icy, ChapLltrIec storming OF Mexico. Triumpla
Entry, with description of the scenery, nersonn Incl
dents The author has fully sustained the reputation
acquired by "NApoeon and his Marshal-.' and other
works of which 300, 900 volumes have been sold.
N.B.--This work will .be forwarded hy mail, (pre-
pod) the addressed any purity sending the price an
neXed.
CHARLES SCRIBNER.
SO Pa,k Rom and IS NasSau Street, ": Y.
An
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TNION FOUNDRY.-NE w CON


selves together undor the style and firm of
JONES, BEGGS d. BROTHER,
ID respectfully eal the attention of the public their
FOUNDRY, about one mile below the city, Immediate
y oa the Canal w ere they prepared to furnish nuy
description Of CASTING, in loom or sand. Mil
Machinery Sugar-pans, Caldron'k Kettles, new importa-
lion of Garden Porch Chairs, Hat and Umbrella
Stands Jenny Lind Paflor Gntes and Tenders, plain
faney Balcony Railing of the latest style Ploughs,
all sizes and patents Brackets various sizes, Stoves IND
Mantle pieces made order. Water, gus, or drain
Pipes columns of n sizes which theattenon ol build
invited, n of which they will furnish at North.
prices, and only ask call ~ insure snles. by
prompt attention and faithful workmanship they hope To
share a fair portion of public patronage All orders
thankfully received, ind promptly executed in the neet
est style. WILLIAM u. JONES,
JAMES BE6GS,
sept oi-dts HAMILTON BEGGS.
Exnfes. cnnN.
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REAL ESTATE FOR

SALE.-As intend removing from the county, |
will sell mt public auction the 18th day of October
next. the plantation which now reside containing
35i Acres. This land is bounded side by
Goose Creek, and the other by the Rocky Mount
Turnpike, and Is within miles of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Depot Liberty and is Justly
caSsed amongst the finest lands ON Goose Greek ccebra
ted rs they for their natural fertility and easy inn
provement. Full third is in Forest, and the lands
in cultivation, in high state of improvement, a
considerable portion being well in the different
kinds of grass and coycr.-has n comfortable DWELL
ING HOUSE, with four rooms below and three above
stairs all the necessary Ouii onses for large family.
built within few years conveniently arranged, and in
thorough repair, including Ire House, Caryiage
HoHsc &c, with superior we'll of water in the yard
Three gardens paed in; containing fine variety of
Fruit. and all suited. in their location msing carly
and late Vegriahes-has great iety of Fruit, and
Peach Orchard for lis selection quality surpassed
by none.-hns large and roomy Store house office &c.
Also, aWhecIiigh and Blacksmith shop, situated in IA
pleasant, moral and popul"us neiShborhood. and de-
its we'll established reputation of being one of the
best Legations for mercantile business in upper Virgin
ia. The Store house is under lease thai will expire
the list of November and several applicants
to rcutor lease it. The privilege of seeding wheat
be had at any time, and full possession in December
Terms liberal, and made known ON the day of snlc
sept 22-2twtl5O PLEASANT PRESTON
" Stnunton Spectator and Salem Beacon copy till
l0th October. mud send n G. % this office
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COLLEGE-The

hECARNSON COLLEd.E.--rh Fall ses-
- sion of This ancient and favolite institution will
commence Wednesday, the l5th of September
punctuay in attendance is elnred, alike by the inter
csts of the students and of the College.
Board in good families may be had Mt prices ranging
$.25 to $500 per wcek (Studenis pr'terring Ia
board themselves reduce this expense low G25
per wcek) The annual charges, including tui-
ton board and all incdentals for rool-ren washing,
.url, and lights vary between $1,000 and $4,000.
Carlisle. Sept 8 Is @. COLLINS, President.
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Mn. & Mas. w McCREEKY. in retiring from the
Warwick House beg leave their sritciu thanks
for the v,ay liberal patrnnag &c bestowed them during
their soourn in lynch arg and shall always view it rs
approbutory of their constant efforts give satisfaction
To their guests.
They hope the same good feeling will he continued Ia
Mr. bruce capacl and liherrIity is guarantee
that tn. will hr well taken ef ut his house, which
i otexccicd by any in Lynrhbnrs.
Nrnt ll--lm
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WARWICK iEOg[SE.

HE LYN CHBU RG. vlRG NJ a. @'S
1--WE proprietor has removed from the sirsinin hotel
L TO the above House. has fitted up large he
ccpon Room Office aid Bar Room. which make II one
Of the first class Inelsin Viieina All he has TO say Il
there shll he neither expense rrnnhlc spared to mak
all comfortable latparonzr him The Indies depart
m"nt will be under the management al an experienced
and attentive lady, with good aud tn,iy Is The
Livery Hall STABLES, atta he'd I" this Hotel.
where horse, will be we'll taken Of The stage office
fra the different lines running out Ut Lynchbure l.
hr,t at this Hutc and the ticker office ta tie Richmond
nnd Dnnvir Railroad, and the puth-Nidr Railroad To
Petersburg. q. NJ. BRUCE, fropr.
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rL84 SSECAEandN IAEAEMABICA
~ - GHOOL, by WIN ROBINSON TERRY
This Sc hool. located in the vicinity of Pedtar Mills,
dmhert ,, Co., isnow open. The of study en-
braces the usual English ranches, the Latin and Greek
aneunt : and Mathematics.
Tho Tencher is graduate of the University of Va,
and hat two years experience in teaching.
TERMS.
Eng1 sh branches 81 so and 81 90 per month.
Lang nngcs and Mathematics 81 30 -
Boar ding, including washing &c. con be procured In
the nj hbohood for 81 90 per month Pupils viii he
clarged from the tme Of the expiration Of
the Sesr on without deduction except in Of pro-
trac ted llncss.
Refer nccs.--Prof. Gessner Harrison, VIM. Il. Rogers
and Edy tnrd III courcnuy, University of Va; Col.
II Pnxt IN, Rockbridge Co" Juo ID, Davis and DR.. d
RI ittesoI l. Amherst.
Addr, So WIN. ROBINSON TERRY.
Is opt .j-2tw4w1 Pc}iar Mills, amherst,
VI Repnhican and Bod. Sentinel COPY.
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AND FOR SALE.--BEING ANXIOUS
IL t"movet to the State Of Texas offer for sale my
Lands lying in the County of Amherst The Tract on
which ! reside, coniains 120 Acres, % miles
from the city of Lynchburg Immediately the road to
Amherst CT Ho.-300 ncres Of which is clrnred aud in
hight state OF cultivation, well adapted the growth of
Corn, Wheat, Oats &c. The remainder 100 acres we'll
ee& timbered-it has on it good DWELLING O.
-4-- HOUSE with Rooms. and all necessary Out EI
Houses, never-fuiling Spring, with Hydraulic Ram
which forces the water to the door the House, Gar
den ard Kitchen.
have also another TRACT situated enc mile from
the home fract, containing 22O Acres, which am
desiroustose sell This Tract is in high of cultiva
lion, and under good fences. further description of
the above ands is unnecessary those wishing pur.
chisc will first view for themselves. Address
N. b. MAGRuDER,
(sept 27.w3m) Lynchbrg, Va.
lV~ R. Wing md Pet. Int. COPY, forward this
Office
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DlEDMONT WORIks-A ELLISON jr Pro
Il prfefor.
Steam Saw and Planning Mills,
D0n,..
Door, Sash Biisd and Bo1 Iaeiory,
MI and Machine IYork.

NIL and Machine York
Iron 7nraiag and Fitting,
Blacksmaiiag Of all descriptions.
These works having been fitted up ut great expense
with steam power, md large variety Of machinery for
working wood and IRON form the most complete e ai-
lishment of the Kind in the Southern States and an
execute better work md at cheaper rates. than can be
enc in the ordinary mode.
Builders aud those intending huild, supplied th
Doors. Blinds, Window Frames and Sush (primed slid
glazed If required) Mouldings, Flooring dressed a1d
tongue and grooved ready for nying. dressed Ceiling
ind Notwithstanding, Pungs and n variety of 9th er
mnierials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dump and Stone Cars De
rick Gearing Wheeharrows, Picks and Bars and 9th r
Tools required upon Public Works =.
Constantly hand and for sale, rensonab terms
all varieties of Flooring and other Lumber worked 81
nnworked. Saving and Planning done to order. Bill IL
of Timber sawed To order
Jan lifts A. NETTIETON Apent