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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-10

The Iron Interest.

The great iron works at Boonton, New Jer.
sey, were advertised for sale by the sheriff on
the first Of this month. These works have been
in operation some twenty-five years, and havo
paid out for labor an average OF about $780,
900 annually. The stockholders, we learn.
have received but ten per cent in all on their
investment; for in good times the money made
was devoted to improving and extending the
works. and in bad times they had mono to de
vi9c. The establishment closes with all debts
paid except what is owing to some Of its own
stockholders for advances.
In reference to tho stoppage Of this extensive
concern, which cannot longer continue busi-
ness at loss. the New York Tribune remarks:
eve know what Free Traders say Of such
an occurrence as this: The failure proves that
these works ought never to have been construc-
ted. Let them sink; ifthey fall. it is becase
we can get iron cheaper elsewhre.' But no,
gentlemen! cheaper in dollars (which are nero
sgns.) we may; cheaper in pyodacts or actual
values, we shall not. For much Of the labor,
whereby these works productcd iron will not
be so proftably employed elsewhere much
Of the capital embarked in thatproduction Is de-
siroyed by this disaster; many Of tho products
for which these iron works made market
can never be SO well sold elsewhere. The
farmer who sold his hay there for twelve dol.
lars per ton may now get as much for it in
New York. but it will cost him half Of It to
bring it here and sell it and SO Of many things
besides. What compensation for the loss Of
his home market to seller of charcoal or cord
wood at the iron works on Lake Superior
would be like market, at even double price,
in Baltimore. when treble the value Of his pro-
duct would notpay the expense oftransporting
it thithcrl'
The efforts which have been 20 Industrious
ly and SO perseveringIy made by the adverse
ries Of the protective policy, to induce the be-
lief that an antagonism Of interests exist
ed between manufacturing and agricultu1slln. IN.
dustry, have worked out so large an amount OF
mischief that we must belive the time for
wholesome reaction is at hand. The acciden'
tai occurrence Of a-great scarcity in Europe
arising from failure Of crops soon after the
passage ofthe tariff act Of 1876, gave occasion
to the advocates Of that measure to take much
gIorfcation to themselves. and they pointed
exuliingly to the large foreign demand for our
grain. brcsdstufs and provisions. rs illustrative
Of the beneficial effects Of the now tariff. Tho
case presents different aspect now-snss-
pcctw hich must continue to grow worse and
worse for the farmer, unless the act Of 1886.
among its other results, can be made to create
another famine across the water.-Beltimors
fmrrir1n
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h N UFACTURY The subscriber takes this meth
= cd ofinformng his customers and the public
generally that he is manufacturing and will keep
constantly hand, large and general assortment of
Saddles, Saddebags, Brides and Martingales, from
the planest to the finest patterns His assortment of
Carriage, Wagon and other Harness will be found to
be of superior workmanship and good materials sup
ply of Trunks, Carpet Bags, Saddlers Materials, and
every article be found in such establishments, he
hatiers himself will be found upon examination in his
stock He solicits call from all desiring to pur-
chase. trusting that his experience faithful Workmanship
and determination to please, will sales Rea-
irng in all the above branches will be promptly atten
ded to.
AugI8-ts VIM. F. ROBERTSON.
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e COME AT LAST.-CHARLEs A.

NOTICE TO ALL HE ALSO, BY ncci-
IN dent has fallen into the CONFECTIONERY BU-
SlNESS in conjunction with his Jewery establishment,
in whichhe keeps Candies & Fruits, such Orarges
Lemons Raisins. Almonds Filberts. Toys of all kinds,
and in fact all kinds of Confec tonares kept in such
establishment He receiving bis Spring stock,
to which he respectfully solcits the patronage of the
public. He also has, in bis employment. ofthe
experienced Bakers and Candy makers in Lynchburg.
Pyramids, of all kinds made ut the shortest notice
All orders from the country received and promptly
executed. CHAS. A. EvARD.
March s--ts Q doorsa above Erchange
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ibnTg Dai7y, erctpt Suhd0y. al q a. ~.

Passengers for Staunton, by this route leave Rich
mend. Monday, "Wednesday and Friday at p. NJ, ar
rive in Scottsville day -, and Staunon
2. NJ
Passengers for Cumberland c. H. and Farmville leave
the evenings and reach Cumberland C. Fl at z
next NJ, and Farmve by III p. NJ.
Packages baggage to be by boats sta
ges must go at the risk Of the owners, will
mol forward them.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EURE CURE.-BALTIMoRE /

- HosrlrAi. whcrs may be obtaiu~d the most spec
remedy Tor WeakHess or loss of Orga~e Pom1s Poia
20 "a ne LoMs' Dtsease q fhe AidHfys Aee"thk3 the
a'oA' s'~e aaa Ssn- I'a, ~'o"H De'nty
m al 'hse n"rrii anectons arising from certain in
.''oret"n.' u" matter whe'he' ro" i"emPernncr' l.
ne use ot ar'e'm +P.i,s -. ".y ",tf cause.
~ 'ooNu MEN,
e.Peciy VINO nave become the victims ct evil Pruct-
ce'' hiHa' wna' coa"uess n"m'ers oil generous and
"'' Na :. e.t wef' :" "uh'''niv 'o"osi
,;,I; -; NJ ii, :, ~ ena'',u ''''tsAhu
e Listening Senates nth the thunders OF eloquence,
ware" 10 ecsiaey she h'ihs iyre.
'se sn'ef,ns rom my VI tue '"iiowns meiancho'y
eh'els' sno"io imne'i.tei!! !! aipny ip 10
car ioN. ~
"elHness OF t'e paeK ana llm'' rams ~ tie head'
pnness OF oisht' Loss 81 Muscular f"wer rniri"uon
% 'as neir'' pyspeps'u' sc'vcus i'rap''s' D',nnge
m'"t "' 'he Dsss''e faneuons' "eherAi pcoiiiy'
SFnP'"ns "' Goh"u"Pei"", &C Nc
;He@s'Hf!Ii he iears' ehee's on ihe mind are mncn
To oe Loss o' memory O"lu."n OF i"ehs' ps
preston OF spirits, forebodings o EVIL. aversion o'
'' av 's ~" LII ,.''.oa ''"''' '''' w.
"re some OF tne @ eS',, p,o"neer. NC T. , =, cry
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'!' r,pp prrcut ,p NOTICE
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THE SUBSCRIBERs

l. exclusive right of retailing Fisk's Metalic Burial
Cases take this method ofnforming hepeople ofLync
burg an the surrounding country. that they have in
their Main Street, lot Of the above Ca
ses of different 1t would be difficult task give
an adequate impression of these Cases without person
al inspection: they perfectly air tight and adesruc
tle and for protecting and preserving the Dead, for
ordinary interments for vaults for transportation.
superior anything of the kind before invented. Those
unfortunate enough need the above Cases be
supplied by 8. DlUGulD & SONS.
Undertaking in the usual style also promptly attend
ed to- S.D.& SONS.
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EYNCHBURG FOUNDRY.--Tnr bu.i

Il ac-s heretofore conducted unticr the hrm ' Il.
& e. :. DluGuID, will continue in future .
style Of
DTUGUID g. BROTHER,
and they take this opportunity 10 return III '. raA
the public for the very liberal patronage Tho iru
J.T. & q. s. Diugud. and beg e
We have ON hand let Of ToBAcco Scwsws AM rRrs-
Tobacco Finisheriust gottenur, ,i's isi FONTS
"tall descriptions, Mill Gearing, ~rhsbi and
Threshing Machincs, &c g., 81.
!. Y. DlttUID,
J,n 5-ts q \. DltiGIID
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Il termned pay paricala attention to selecting the
hest Chewing Tobacco TINT is put mp here. do solicit
orders from our friends in the country for the aricc,
believing as do, thar We shall be able to furnish an
article BY the box tlut bound give satisfaction,
az we have received an agency for Of the best
Brands put up in Lyuchburg. For s. note sent by
mail we III in return, send box of 10 plugs That will
be ar,l to best. and for $40 will send 90
plugs first rate Tobacco, put up in boxes of suitable
sizr We take pleasure in saying To our friends tha
we can send them obacco prices ranging trnm 20
10 cts per ID. CREWDSON 4 CRANK.
lam Ia-ts Com Merchants on the Csnnl.
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Aug 1s-ts VIM. F. ROBERTSON.
= HATS AND CAPs!! The -

= HATS AND CAPS!! The 41A
- subscriber has received the sign Of the e
Blue Hat, the Spring Fashions of Gentemen's fine
Dress Hats for 1852 embracing all of the latest and most
approved styles, and is prepared furnish his
friends and customers and the public generally with
article of fine No. Moeshin, black and white Beaver
Hats He has also received large stock of the latest
style, KOSSUTH HA rs, both for men and boys, and
large of fine heavy oil silk and Cloth Caps
of every style and quality. large stock of soft black
and white, Brush and Mexican Hats, which he will sell
low for cash
He will use his best endeavours to please all who may
favor him with a call All kinds of Hats made to order
with and dispatch. Call the sign of the
Blue Hat for Bargains
Feb. 26-ts WIN. SITTER.
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CARD,-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res.

N pectfully ask continuance of the patronage SO
long bestowed upon him. the concern and in
this connection he deems proper, to ask all who
indebted to him come forward and settle their
counts without delay.
There are many claims of long standing which, must
close up, and it is expected TINT all who know them
selves be indebted will pay attention to this notice.
s. DlUGUlD.
Jan S--ts
Republican and Express. copy times week for
three moptbs and charge the Virgnian
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-10

y RANGEWENT OF TRIINS. On and after
Monday, the 29th March, the Trains will be be-
tween Petersburg and Burkevillc, the junction Of
the Richmond and Danville Railroad follows, viz:
The passenger and Mail Train, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, leaving the Depot Petersburg
u o'olack, A. NJ, reaches Bnrkevle. at TO- A. M:
connecting there with Messrs Flagg Co.'s Stages
farmville, Lynchbnrg. Charlotte Court House. Halifax
CT. House, and Danvlie.
Returning This train will leave Bnrkcville 104 A..
NJ, and arrive in Petersburg at o'clock r. NJ sikh
hours before the departure OF the ming North
South. Passengers going North also remain in Pc
tersburg tnext morning, oclock and then take the
James River Steamboats, Norfolk, Old Point alti
more.
Farc hefween Petersbprg e. Ru,lov;ile 60 OO
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s. DIUGUID & SONS,

They have recently applied steam porer to their ma
chnery and hatter themselves that they enabled
manufacture all descriptions of Plain and Fancy Codi-
net Ware in style and finish to compare with any in
the State.
s. DIUGUID.
ID. p. DIUGUID,
GEO. A. DIUGUID.
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q Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps. g
III The subcribers have now in store, good SsA
~ portionoftheirSpring stock of Is O OTIS, Shoes,

HATS and CAPS, to which they would respect
fully call the attention Of their friends and the public
generally These Goods have been bought of the
approved manufacturers expressly for the retail trade
in which will be found the usuavariety of Gonds in
our line of business, and when coupled with
manufacture, think safely say that there is
desirable stock Of Goods in this market and
will be sold low for cash.
All orders for any thing in manufacturing depart
ment, will meet with prompt attention, and made of
the best materials and workmanship.
Mar 15-ts FRETWELL & HALL.
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DECElvING AND FORWARDING

IL GROCERIES, AND PLaS7 ER.-Thc sub
scrber still continues the fire proof brick Warehouse
on the canal amidst all the changes receive and for
ward Goods. Produce, Manufactured Tobacco, &c.
Oar charges will be low and forwarding done with dis
lat,h.
win receive in few DAYS, first of
Groceries which he will sell INV. and buy all times
Flour Corn Meal. Oats, Flax Seed, &c, tor which he
will give the best prices.
Pig and Bar Iron for sale
JAMES b. RENWlCK.
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Il ONG LOOKED FOR Come at Last

ONG LOOAE - fO R 4 O1mc lt LAST
IL In consequence of the hrnakage of the Canal the
Undersigned has Just received his Spring and Summer
Stock. Twenty five years experience in his business
h,- enabled him to purchase n complete and de-
siribr Of goods. Without further comment,
all he asks is examination nf the same. He call. the
attention nf his and the public generally to
the ,luwing. viz: Ladies trko'e Caters. Ciai crs.
CATERS Ezceisiprs. Parodis jenny Lias Lola Ncne-
Bnski". Ties, Siypsrs. Sc, &c. Misses and Infants
shncs II every description Also: Gents Boo,s Shoes
aai Gae tho latter of which pretty and
which he will sell remarkably low prices also COM
plee stock Of Gents Slippers. His Trunks Carpet
Bags and Scafehes he obtand unusually low prices
lie offers p the way ofIiATS the following viz: The
Noc Skin. Black and IPhite Bearers, RHssio SAX Pa
rama IIii'o~. Bird Eye, China. Pearl, Diack, Bsc
Lrsrn aud Haae Lrgsorns,e Iadia Hat. congress Hat
and IIhie and Black Beaver Kossu Hats Sloucses ard
Msric-ns Of all qualities and styles.
am constantly manufacturing. Orders promptly at
tended Panamas and Lcgnorns dressed at the sign of
the Red Hat. JACOB RCMBOUGH.
Nav 17-ts
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IL JOHN B. GADDESS d. BRO, Propricsors for
meriy of BaAimore-Have opened their establishment
adjoining the Masonic Hall and Post Office and are pre-
pared all orders in their line AMI keep con-
stantlv on hand large assortment Of FINISHED
MARBLE WORK, a Northern prices such as
Plain and Orna I'm ntal Marble Man.
ties, Monuments, TOmbs, Grave
Stones, &c,
Prepoycd of The best American and italian Marble.
Carving and Lettering promptly executed with neat
and dispatch.
Our Grave Stones merit particular attention in FORM
size style and quality; they suited the and
circumstances Of all. Orders from the country pune
tually attended without any additional expense Of
boxing drayage and carefully packed go safe any
distance. April 12-ts
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RAILR0AD AND CANAL.
r. SN &ss=s =
NIIR(sQNl A n nd Tp N me- SSee II IN lcnad

NOTICE TO OWNERS OF SLAvES.-No
Slave will be permitted ride the Railroad cars,
wth syscai ryien permission from hsor her owner
the aget guardian % the owner, unless accompa-
MED by the person otherwise entitled their
rvce. Such permit must be given in duplicate, one
of which will be retained by the Conductor of the
CHAS. +. NJ. GARNETT
f.,
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NOTICE TO Carpenters or HOUSE
IN BUILDERS.-The subscriber would inform the
community that he has hand good lot Of the best
Pine Timber that Virginia will afford and receiving every
week. all of which will be sold low for cash good pa
per-
JAS s. cREwDSON, Com. Merc't.
-s1 Onthe pasin
N. B.--Bills for Houses received and t,led at the
shortest notice. Timber well dried if { ssired.
Ang.7-ts j. s. C.
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NEW CONCERN.-The subscribers as socia-
ted themselves together the first instant fort he
AXE3Hx54A purpose of conducting the manufac acure
HsH of CABINET WARE. at fte old and
treH knoun stand Of s. Dusuid, un-
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DEC IS--tE IsyHcHOFg, va.
los II. NOWLlN, Grocer, COmmis-
- SION AND FOR ARDLN(T MERCHANT,
LYNcHBuRG, VA.-Is now receiving his Spring supply
of GROCERIES AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, com
pri-ing:
N o. Porto Rico and St Croix Sugar.
Lo,f, crushed pulverised and clarified do
Rio aud Laguyra Coffee,
80 mats fue old Java do
N o. T r and West India Moasses,
Stuart's extra Moasses Syrup,
Rolled and hammered Iron,
Blister, shear and cast Steel,
Box fence and common Nails,
SxI0 and l0xl2 Glass.
chest very fine Green Tea,
do black do
Rice, Ginger, Pepper, Spice, Bale Cotton few bales
extra No. l Osnnburgs: No. do; "a. A brown and
hieachcd Domestics, Calicoes, &c. &c. which he will
sell low for cash. or in exchangefor country produce
apl iq-ts
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TOHN p. WRIGHT'S SPECIAL NO.
- TiCE 10 has friends and the public raily-The
subscriber has just received from the Northerncte the
largest. richest and valuable assortment Of fine
Watches, JeWelry, Fancy Goods, sc ,
brought this market He feels confident in say
ing that every person examining hslarge and extensive
stock, will be induced buy. Also complete assor,-
of a kinds of Law, Medical, Physiological. The
oogcal Mechanical. School and Miscellaneous Books
Late Music and Musical Instruments.
complete assortment Of Stationery. &C., &c.
Paper hangings Of the latest and richest patterns.
Persons desirous ufobtsinng anything in the above
line, viii do well call and they may rest assured lo
meeting with good bargains. and be waited upon with
disposition to satisfy.
march lS--ts ]. P. WRIGHT
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JaNEsS d. hf1NN ~ N.
LIVINGSTON PLOUGHCASTlNG

IL The subscriber has hand large lot of the
celebrated :. Livingston Plough Castings, and will
continue receive additions his stock from the foun
iry that there will be difficulty in getting any
at the pieces belonging 10 them.
JAMES B. RENWICK,
F.h lo-fs on the Basin
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Children under II years Of age and servants. half
price.
This train will stop for passengers except the
points above named.
On Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays the Freight
Train, with accommodation Passenger Car attached,
will leave the Depot in Petersburg O'clock A. NJ
reaching Burkeville al 10 o'clock.
Returning, this train willle,ve Burkeville clock,
4. NJ. and arrive at Petersburg ut 6, 2. NJ
FIRE between Petersburg & Soutberlands so 35
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AW NOTICE.-The undersigned, having
IL this day formed copartnership in the PRAC-
TICE OF Id ". will regularly attend all the courts
of the corporation of Lynchburg and of the counties OF
Campbell. Be,furd and Halifax. They will also attend
the collection of claims in any of the adjacent
mites.
n. II. CAMPBELL,
JAMES CHALMERS
fY-AppRsss: CAMPBELL & CHALMERS,
Dec lS-t- Lvnchburp Va.
, 1852-12-11

S- Our thanks are due Mr.. B. f. YAM
It's, for file Of laIe California papers, and
also late papers from the states.
, 1852-12-11
ROUTES

And distances, las established by common
consent,) from Portland, southern Oregon,
TO Cape Flattery-the junction of the Straits
with the Pacifc-northen Oregon-ria the
Columbia, Cowlitz rivers, Puget Sound, &c.
From Portland to Rainier. Con Columbia,) 45 m
Rainier to Monticello, (on Cowlitz,) . m
Monticello to forks of Cowlitz river, 10 IN
Forks toWarbassbort, Cowlilz landing, ? m
Warbassport TO Esq. j r. Jackson's, 10 IN
Jackson's to Esq. S. S. Ford's, 20 m
Ford's to olympia, 80 m
Total from Rainier 10 Olympia, "a m
" From Portland to Olympia, l29 IN
From Olympia to SteacOom, by the Sound,
(Balchs passage) 25 IN
From Olympia to Nesqually heach, l9 10
Nesqually to Steiacoom, z m
Steiacoom to New York, ~ IN
a. New York to Seattle, 3 m
Seattle to Whidby's Island, 81 m
Seattle to Port Townsend, IS m
Port Townsend to New Dungeness, Is IN
New Dungenesst to Cape Flaltery, 81 m
Head Of fWhidby's Isl. to Penn's Cove, 25 n
Col. Ebey's to Victoria, Vant.'s ISL, % m
Oymia TO Cape Flattery, direct, 100 m
Total from Portland TO Cape Flattery. 4l9 N
, 1852-12-11

J- Brig " Kingsbury," Capt. Cook,
arrived in our harbor on Thursday last, l6
days from San Francisco.
, 1852-12-11
OFFICERS

JUDICIAL, REPREs ENTATlvE, &C., IN AM
FOR TIE COUNTY OF THURsToN.
WILLIAM STRONG, Judge of the Dist. Cour
for northera Oregon;
ISAAC N. EBEY, Legislative Representative
Q. A. BRooKs, Prosecuting Attorney.
A. MARION PoE, County Clerk;
WIN. w. MILLER, Mast. Com in Chanc.
A. J. SIMMONS, Sheriff;
A. A. DENNY,
S. S. FoRD, County Judges
DAVID SHELTON,
D. r. BIGELow, Treasurer;
w. KIRTLEY,
d. S. MAYNARD, Justices.
J. NJ BAcHELDER,
r S. BAlLY, Assessor;
EDMUND SYLVESTER, Coroner.
Custom HOUSE Dist, PUGET's SOUND, |
Olympia, November 10th, 1851 I
The Collection District of Puget's Sounc
was this day organized. The officers arc
SIMPSON p. MosEs-Collector of Gus
toms, &c, for the Distriet-at Olympia.
WILLIAM w. MlLLER-Surveyor of Gus
toms, &c, for the Port of Nesqually.
, 1852-12-11
BALCH & PALMER,
MERCHANTS & SHIPPING AGENTS,
stcIIacOOm, Puget Sound, and
SnH tFranrfgro, California.

san .Trdnct5co, Gdltt0rNtd.
CIARGOES of piles, hewed timber, ship spars,
" sawed lumber. shingles, lalhs cord wood,
salmon halibut, Goldfish oysters whale oil potatoes
grain and Oregon produce generally, furnished at
the shortest notice and at the most reasonable
rates. The attention Of ship owners is respectful
ly solicited.
Their line Of packets trailing regularly between
Puget Sound and San Francisco.
~ Schr. Damariscove," Capt Hathaway,
zaa5G Brig Geo. Emery" Capt. Wilson, 1t Ii
may be relied upon for safe carriage of .Essssas.
freight and comfortable accommodation of passen-
gers.
Orders for goods carefully filled and without
delay.
For particulars apply to the Masters on board
or to
LAFAYETTE BALCH,
Steilacoom, Puget Sound.
CYRUS PALMER,
California street Wharf, San Francisco.
Oct.9, 1852. 5tf
, 1852-12-11
WILLIAM II. sTOWELL,

c o NJ Nj | S S 10 N NJ E r c II AN T A.,
No. g. Mynards Fine proof Stores,
SAN FRANCIsO.
NIB. w. H. S. makes no purchases Of any
description Of property on his own seeount, bot
generally has large ASSORTMENT Of msrchandizs
for sale on eousigrment
lie respectfully tenders bis services 70 any per.
son ia California or Oregon. who my wisi to en-
ploy an agent for the sale Of domeshc producs OF
other merchandise.
Sept. 6, 1861. III
, 1852-12-11
BURGESS, GILBERT & STILLS
WHOLESALE AND RLrAiL
GREAT CHEAP BOOK,
NEWSPAPER AND
94AP40S19H3 O9POP9
This is the oldest establishment Of the kind
on the Pacific Coast.

WE have on hand, ond nre constantly receiy
w ing shipments Of all Of the latest cheap
publications, standard works, law bovks, mechani.
cal works, school books, works in the French and
Spanish languages, and also other languages
paper Of all kinds, waters, ink inksiands, quilts
gold and steel pens, lead-pencls, drawing -pencils
erayons and cbalks letter stamps, folders and cut
teis, cash and deed boxes, copying and notariaI
presses, and in fact every thing spperiainihg to the
stationery business.
Is. L. q 5. are agents and will receive subscrip
tons for any Of the following magazines or news
PaPeIs at the following prices per annum:
4 rxrN-U,n
, 1852-12-11
Notice.

I HEREBY warn and forbid any and every
j body from trading or bargaining with Clan
rick Crosby OF any one else, without due authority
from me, for any part or parcel Of a certain land
claim, situate on both sides and below the mouth
Of Shutes' river, on Puget Sound Oregon Terrific
ry, as have and do make my claim, under the
fourth section Of tho law Of Congress approved
September a. 1850, to that undivided half of said
claim upon which the saw mill at the mouth Of
said Shules' river, and the adjacent buildings arc
erected.
ELIZABETH SIMMONS.
New Market, Dec. I, 1859. 3wl3