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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-21
L. 1ae OAio STATE Journal, of The 10Th.

says in relation TO the death OF j II. Msson, Esq
Ar effort was made on Tuesday morning to address
the Supreme CoGr; upon the occasion OF the sudden and
Startling breach made in TIE bar IN attendance upon the
Court but the emotions of the speaker rendered him
unable 70 say what he wished 10 say and whatwss ,.
ting % the occasion IL Is therefore the more neces
cary cav in this manner the substance OF what would
have been more appropriately sad in Court
Tire deceased Joseph Marsh Mason OF S,,uoenvlic,
came his death saturday evening, the 10Th inst,
BY falling into an open cellar way Broadst in this
city Mr. Mason menber Of tue bar, and a. such
in attendance upon the Supreme Court of she state,
COW in session In legal sttsinncnts and acuteness OF
discrimination he deserTe6ly hell high rank Az an
advocate he ssgscious in selling his points Alu
in arranging thern aud earnest aud olen impassioaed
in HE manner Of addressing court or jury. He threw
the whole Of q very energetic and ardent temperament
into his clients cause and few could sway Jury With
power whether be appealed 10 the jVnen or the
feelings
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Cousr or ArrrAls -ABaTy. JdHaars II.
iSs1-No l. IA reserved caused Wright ara Others. ap
pel>ats, sst Eaer ana others respoedcrts resrgued
John A. Lou tor appellants: Charles Oconorie &c
sponienes No q "a reserved causel Wolfe, rcspoe'
dent ss' TIE Howard lrs Co, appellants argued,
Ssnuel A Poo. for appellants: Francis b Cutting 0T
respondent Nc 50 Called in order reserved Ne. 70.
Called end resssved. No y. Builder, respondent at
Stocking sppsiiant; jnemon affirmed, by deiauk :.
Berrdsley ior respondent No - Called ana passed.
Nc. y. Suh'uttsd- No "a Called and passed No. rs
Wood respondent sgt the Auburn SnJ Rochester Rail
roed Co. spreilsnt Srgued Ahsh worf>n for an
pCllants Samuel Stevens tor respondent
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, Thursday. Jan. 90, 1853:
A motion 10 refer back for amendments the
Atlantic and Pacific Railway Bill was Withdrawn, aier
some opposition.
The bin to incorporate the Ladies Depository
oftbe CITY of New.York was taken up in Committee
Messfs. CoSGgR and PIERCE objected TO the
bill AZ unconstitutional :,
The Constitutional question was further dis
cufged by Messrs Taber Van sohoonhoven and Brs-
toll and then the Committee retused TO strike out Tue
epacting clause and reported the bill TO the Senate.
The Railway Consolidation bill was again con-
.idered In Committee Mr. Vanderbilt in the Chair
The amendment, making the bill q special
one APPLYING 10 the roads between the Hudson River
and Buffalo, was proposed
After long discussion OF the details OF the
I'm end ,fer adSung An amendment limiting the capt.
s 10 the amount already in existence, except by vote
of twohirds Of the stockholders, the Committee rose
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ASSEMBLY

A large number of petitions in favor OF the
Maine law were preseuted and several rerionsranees
against the proposed change in the Pilot Law.
Mr.. RosE reported tdvorably on the following
bills:
To protect pattern-makers.
To regulate the hours Of labor in manufacture
ing districts. VI
Relative to the Seamen's Retreat, New DIRK
Mr. STEWART gave notice Of bill regulating
the sale Of liquor. -,
Sir. WooD gave notice of bill abolishing
po,s Of SUPERVISOR and to elect three Commissioners
in each County to perform the duties.
I Mr.. CoOLEY's resolutions IN regard 20 JOHN JON,
ON the Enlargement of the Canals were called
nm and led to long discussion In which Messrs LOOMS
heaIl- ORrien. Hastings and others took part
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Daniel :. Dickinson's Prospects for a Seat In
Gen. Piercc's Cabinet.

ALBANY, Thursday, Jan. 90, 1853.
Quite volcano was discovered here ON Tues
day night
Ii seems the friends OF Daniel :. Dickinson
have. Tor time been quietly, but efestuslly at
work. terrifying him for the Cabinet Of Gen. Pierce
They have succeeded in procuring the signatures of
majority OF the members of the State Convention that
nominated Gov Seymour and the Presidential Electors
oi this state a majority Of the Electors themselves
majority Of the Democratic members Of both the SEN
rte and the Assembly, and majority of the Democratic
members OF Congress elect OF this State This has 50
alarmed the Bambunes aud Soft Shells, that deega.
ion consisting Of Lieut. Governor Church, Controller
John c. Wright Attorny General Cha,6sd State Treas
nrer wclch, and Peter Csgger, ESQ., lei, ths City
Wednesday for Concord, 20 counteract the Dickinson
influence.
1t il understood that the appointments of
Health of6eer uarhor Master SC, for the port ofNew.
York, viii be made in the course Of forngh: three
weeks There are about 50 applicants for HsrbOr Mas
ters and half dozen for Health ocer. Dr. j. Wilki.
segh thought have the beat chance for the last
mentioned Office Gov Seymour is - oppressed with
Waits and Inequalities since his Inauguration that he is
somewhat indsposed lie was confined to hs room
nearly Sn day yesterday.
Nen-Arrivai Of the Niagara at HALIFAX.
HALIFAX, Thursday, Jan. 2o-ll +. NJ
There is no appearance Of the Steamship Nj
sgsis now IN her thirteenth day from Liverpool
The Seminole Indians-Cholera among the
Enlisrants 20 Liberia.
BuIraokE Thursday Jan. 90 1853
The mail is through from New-Orleans A
seser from an officer OF the Army IN Florida says thar
Silly Bosiegs has been derosed from the command OF
os ioc on account OF hs conserving 10 their removed
from Florida
Twelve new cases of cholera had occurred
among the enigrants for Liberia on the brig Zebra NJ
Savannah. but erreoelvng resh wsey and leo1 the
sisease wss sbs';ng.
Fire NJ Baltimore.
BALrIxoxx Thursday Jan 20. 1888
We have no Mail south of Raleigh.
The dwelling of Mr.. Kessner. on Baltimore
a. destroyed by Ere this merniny, loes 81 400
The adjoining store Of Messrs. Gibbs & smith was
damaged to the extent of s2ooO Beth covered by IN
sursnce
The weather continues clear and cola and
,here is plenty Of ice in the hsrbor.
The Adrian Insurance COMPANY.
DErRoTr, Thursday, jan - lsa3.
The charter Of the Adrian Insurance Comps
by hiss been repealed
1--WE Hotels ea Fire in Louisville.
LorIsyIIIx. Thurs,lsy, Jan. 100 20 Pm
The Louisville and Owen Hotels on Main, be-
tween s'a aud 7thsis, ere on nre.
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1Iariue Disaster.

NORFOLK. Thursday, Jan. 20 is53
The schooner New Regulus, from Baltimore
Tor New Bedford with cargo Of gram put in here with
loss u ulainsnsst and al attached
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~ John RarsleTt the veteran trampeter
a. t. ho- p,,,er Of Bcsses. sed sai3s1T o. Sasisy
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The ssm "a comp ss>,, Of he following patti
Civd h., foreign inter
course and miscellaneous ,2l9, 40 70
Expense Of collecting rev
ebueirori customs s.lO100 o.
Expenses Of concctsng rev.
crge from isris... sOt. $50 %
Army proper. SC. s3lI.sS ca
Fort,fcetions ordnance,
srruing uiiiitis, &c. a.iel. 6sr -
Internal 'rrpgogcnfents.Sc so. 9o5 70
indisn Department. ..-.. i,6lsl3Y O.
Pensions. ....-.........-. e.ol3.5ie ~
Nsvsl ;ab,iSilme mt inc'ri
ins dry docks and ccesn
ssesn NAL cc.tTacts.. lS.S6ss~ ~
Interest on pabhe debt. aSoeosS "a
Purchase az stock o. thr
i,s, If lsf7 .. SSSl o.
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Leaving % estimated unapproprtsted BAL ..o.. =.
ance Ia the Treasury, July l. lrS Of. s'S'sVs Ok
This balance ir VIII De observed, exists
alter me Application Of -, l99,47 n 70
t6e redemption Of the public debt
Tbe estimated receipts and expenditures
for the fiscal year, commenting July /,
Is53 and ending June 30, 1854, are;
RECEIPTS from cnstonns.. W
Receipts from puDhe lands..------...--. 2yo0,0O w
Regents from miscellaneous sourcCs-... $4,000 90
Total estimated receipts. S., 10000 %
ADD estinlated balance in the Treasury
Total means IS estimated 90, 2079 81
The expenditures for the saIne period, as estimated
by the several DepzrnenE State Treasury, Interior
War and Navy, and Posrnsstsr-G General, are:
Balances CT former appropriations which viii De re-
CURED 70 be expended this year. % s7ssc3 ~
Permanent and indefinite appropriations. 9i72eg 81
Srecse appropriations asked TOR thk year Jl5l.ofo "a
To,Hs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. siof-t,fSj ~
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I've Hotels on Fire in Louisville

Louisville. Thursday, Jan. 100 soP.M
The Louisville and Owen Hotels on Main, be-
tween s,h aud 7th-sis on nre.
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PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.
Report Of the Secretary of the Tren.ur

Report Of the Secretary of the Treasury.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jan. Is, 1853
The Secretary of the Treasury reports
RscETPrs AND EXPENDITURES.
The receipts for the fiscal year ending June 30 1882
were:
From customs s3ioJJoS %
From public ands ........-.....-...... 2OfJ,2jJ 81
From miscellaneous sources .......... 3i5,s20 90
49,72a,9s6 80
Add ba snce in the Treasury july l. 1851 lO9ll,G45 60
GO,6iO,O3l 81
The expenditure for the ssme asealy year
were 9o,Op'fr5o ~
Leaving balance in the Treasury July
Ie52 sl4,O32,lS6 81
As sppears in detail by accompanying statement A.
ESTIMATES.
The estimated reeepts and expenditures for the fiscal
year ending June ~, 1883, are;
Receipts from customs, lst quarter, BY
actual returns .-..... Sl0 IEsryy2 -
Receipts from customs, 90,
Sd end 4th quarters, ss
100000 90
Recepts from public lands ....-....... 100000 90
Reeeipts from miscellaneous sources 100000 o.
Total receipts ............-....... 5l,300Oo0 90
Add balance in the Treasury July J, 1852 1f6J2lJ6 81
Total means as estimated ....... So, 49,, 1876 81
EXPENDITURES, VIZ;
The sctaal expenditures for the quar-
ter endin. September 80. lS2.
were. -. sl34405s7 90
Gas appears by accompany
ing statement )---.-.--
The estimated expenditures
during the other three
quarters, from October !,
1872, to June 20, 1853.
are:
Civil list foreign inter
course and miscellaneous lJ,2l4JJ0 IL
Expenses Of collecting the
revenue from customs. ls575,CO0 "
Expenses OF collecting the
revenue from lands..... 1890 =
Army proper Ac.-.-....- o,oesr3JO "a
srrasnr militia, &e...... 7o59OIs
Internal Improvements,
de..-..-..--.--.s.-.--s ifolc,1VD -
Indian deuartrnert - I0733l3 80
Pensions . 1,O706s6 -
Naval establishment in.
Gliding drydooks and
ocean steam mail con -. 80
tracts ttf-rffyD-lCC
Interest on the public debt. 3F%ooW >"
hJ losn y LIZ Is. a $500 ''' s,922au IS
IN ~ 1s.- y I,276,546 AZ
-----cOsysfaiVOt 70
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sy~ra~ooN SESSION.


The State Temperance Alliance req on
Al O'Clock this Afternoon. CotnIziteS :. 1870 ina.e
from each yudicsl District We opPo ~ Tire we
0Acers Of TIE Alliance for tie ensuing y9. :, re-.
,uf;ve Committee reported some smfni1s55 ,The
ing aid Committee &c, vhich weir "s,i,~;,, e,r
Committee on Nominations re2oFIs1 u = X Uqyens
oeicers OF the Alliance: For Presloeiis, S-j p yvood
yice Presdaufg-S p TOTynfen0 5 Dsa-o - w ssyy
"a D C.bsnmsr. T. p Noble, John Milsr So1A w
yer and Charles o. Shepard heeofI ~ % 60
iobr 4, Smith Tgeasurer-Jalnes " Dc'h ~ - ~
- I,Sr-v Leslie EdTard CoTmns, n. l. ILan'
49, n fa-t (,tjs Alien John Van Dyke, Ss1nue =
Da,Io y a. n + f,isrk o. B. Pierce, J. J. Watmsn mr.
seto,,ns,5orp. VIM Avery, samuel Z CuyleT, BENZ
Tox WIN G. Bioss snd Geo. '" Johnson -, II
fire above gentlfpleB we're UNANIMOUSLY eiec'0o' 0No
"" Another meeting comprising the friends OF
,he AIiapcethe State sOcieysons, ana all sorts Oh
Tsmersnce i,Iks, war Immediately organized py t1e
snnoiutrncut Of NJ Havcns os President, ana or
CbsIpbers of The PesskH RePUbhc47 az Secretary 70
eousder TIE subject OF presenting 20 the Legislature
raft o an Anti LIQUOR bill The subject wac reerTes
10 Committee composed Of The following gentlemen
Bradford r. Wood II Albany Reuben W6iTortn ehl
William Hang. Of seratoga T. \. HTens Neg-foTk
Herman Camp, Of Tompkins John ssysge OF ONEIDA
Jobn q Smith of Kings Leonard Goss. Of Washing
ron !; T. d. Culver, Of New York d. Husbands, MOI
roe l. r. Noble Onondsga ElgarB. Day, Cat5khl
q r. Townsend New-York. The meeting tnen al
joufned.
Nessrs Beecher and Barnun VIII speak this evening.
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Fire nj Baltimore.
bAIrlAoSE, Thursday, Jan 20
We have no Mail south of Raleigh.
Pho Adrian Iusprancs Csmpauy.

DErRorr, Thursday, jan, -. lSS3
The charter Of the Adrian Insurance Comps
by hiss been repealed.
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.,-v Alliance. reported during 10 pei. gear sorns
ssrrs Of lectures bed been delivered In different NJ,
y - ssafe large nwrber Of County Allarce- bad
80 formed and very respectable Temperance yois
"a boen polcd ~ the recent election The work Nho
,ssv bad feen dong had been Of pfacucal enarsgl
sbsx had exerted themselves 10 induce the peopie y
tiBk rgh: 20 make the parsons prech ngt anl - - e
80 .Sae rtcbt. End ahoee.hef the eXeTions Of me
iIisnee had not been in vain Their expenses had O.
seeded their income BY about $1,000 80 Ia
M Chsrnbcrs editor o. TEeFskskiR Rspts -
oue Of the sccreiaries Of this Society made an
is ststeneit Of hs lsbors FOR The yaaT aud the A-'
adjourned for dinner
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A CAR ID.

A CARD.
FNO. J. PURVIS begs leave o inform the people oil
- the Cityof Lynchburg, the Counties of Campbell
Bedford, Amherst, Nelson Apnomattox, Charlotte, Hal
fax Pittsy vania Henry Patrick, and all other parts OF
The country tadeng Lynchbug that he has just return
ed from up after Goods and is nov receiving at his
CRsh Store
VERY LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
His desire is trade extensively in future and
for that purpose will make additions his stock nearly
every week in the year of Nev and Fashionable Goods
A New WholcSCie Business.
have made arrangements for carrying on the
Wholesale Trade. Country Merchants and others WIN.
buy sell again, mend up their Stock with me o.
good terms be obtained in New York
Feb24-dts JN0. J. PURVIS. Ag't
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NEW CONCERN.--The subscriber. have this
day associated themselves together for the purpose
Of conducting Ge~erai Grocery, Commission and For
wording Business, under the firm aud style of MUIR
RELL d s IRA TTON, and have taken the house for
merly occupied by Messrs Echols & Pryor. next doc,
To Mcdaniel & Hurt, Main ST., Lynchburg, Va.
We will keep constantly hand large and well se.
rced stock of Groceries, Liquors, Tanners Oil, Do
nestle Dry Goods, &c, &c, in fact, every article
nally kept in grocery establishment.
All of which we will sell good terms rs any
house in the place THOS + MURRELL,
Jan 3-d&cts VIM II STRATTON.
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MERCHANTS
sOPAIgTNERsIIIP

n =
~ this day as-ociaieS themselves together, under the
lyle and firm Of ECIIOLS PRYOk& TALlAfBhko
shh the view oi conducting general Commission bus
mss in all IL branches.
Their house l. the large and comnodoLs brick tcne
recently erected in the Of of Mr.. John Rnck
is factory Immediately hs canal, and nearly oppo
lite the Piedmont Wmks II is well arranged for the
reception of and storing NIL kinds Of produce, n
well merchandise. A. their lo i large and made
from all deprednf IN strong encosnre. and
,llierssi-e conveniently ed, are enabled 10
give uenfion the sale OF every description Of
J. rnbe'.
Ev-ry necessary preparation is a.o made to receive
Lime il any and all lasntiiis Particular iftenti"n
III be paid tot sale II n article. C"Gsfgnment-
are solicited fr those preparing such ''nmodites io
market. They also solicit cpnstg ri went Hour
meal. sats well every description 81 pro
,lnoc
! bera advances, If required will always be made on
consignmens In hand. Coal lump md ground plaster
,nd guano viii always be kept on hand-orders solicit
ell,
AL order. for goods from punctual customers will re
Five prompt attention.
Goods consigned their care To be forwarded vii
- attended to with NIL possible dispatch.
No charge made for drayage on merchandise or pr"
luce, either by railrond cannl by applying them
selves closely business 4 beng determined To use "v
Try possible endeayor in pleasing all who may call
them they hope oreceive the encouragement ofn liberal
public. ECHEOS,
WIN II PRYOR,
ian 11-dacts N @ TALIAFERRO.
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April 1tll, 1853.
no the Citizens OF the Fifth Con-
greSsiOnal District.

10y recent act of our Legislature, the counties Of
- Halifax, Henry, Pttsylvania, Franklin, Appomat
tox, Patrick and Campbell, compose the 9Th District
The cze's of which, and those Of tho adjoining couh
ties, invited tie in Lynchburg, the wei
known
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING BAZAAR,
10 examine the largest and desirable stock oil
Spring and Summer Clothing, offered this section
Of the old DomiI ion,
Just received from our manuactory. supply (o
winch we shall make constant addition Throughout the
senson) of nabe Clothing.
COATS.-Cassimerc, Cashmcrett, Twecds, Aipacca
Croop, Dap-de- Etc Seersucker Brown French Linen.
White do Fancy DO; Planters Linen, Erminet, Linen.
Duck other styles of summer
PANTS of every suitable material
VESTS.-Sk, Satn, Marine, Linen Lustre, Wor.
ted do Fancy Marseiles VIII tie do buff do. gold tins
eed Party Vests, silver tinseed do, Embroidered Me.
rno. do
FURNISHING GOODS-Linen Shirts, fine, medi.
um and low priced Collars Opera Ties, Stocks, era.
watts, Gloves, Socks, Suspenders, DC Particular
ton is given this departmental and large and complete
assortment of the latest styles of the above goods
santly on hand s. SHAFER & co.
Hpl l6-ts
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FAMILY SOAP.-Every boiy come an9 buy
l. family Soap, the best in the world

DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
Cold or warm water-either soft, hard or salt-mav
be used with perfec' Rub the soap upon the
clothes and then put them soak for three or four
hours then take them and rub them then rinse them
out. They will require but little rubL after soaking
and boiling is required is usual with other soaps
large washing be done in one-thrd less time and
trouble and expense than with any other soaps known
This soap is warranted not inure in any way the
slightest fibre, the skim anything that it applied
to- 1t will remove any kind of Grease Paint Tar Ink
Stains &c, from any Goods without the least injury
For sale by ID. r. LYMAN.
March5-ta
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hlERCaAHIs
RAKER A CLANCY.

MERCHANT TAlLORS & cLoTHlERS.-Ihe
WI subscribers have associated themselves together
under the style and frm a. abo, and have taken thu
we'll known stand the Of Main and Alar~et SIS
for the purpose of conducting the CLOTHING Bloi'
NESS In all it various branches They viii have III
few days n ment oil Goods suitable to complete
GeBflemans wardrobe.
They will keep constantly hand well selected
stock II LOTHS. CASSIMERES AND VESTlNGs,
wchthey VIII make mp in the eststye Of " kmtnshiP
and to suit the taste of the astdiuus. They res
nectlly invite the attention of their friends and the
public To their establishment. as it IS tine intention oil
,oh parties serve all with everything in their line
having in view the rule that trade and business
men in genera, by which they hope to gain liberal
share If the public patronage.
SAM'L D BAKER
WM CLAYEY.
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mar 4-ltf.
LNsHING TACKLE, Xc.-Fi,

FISHING TACKLE, Nc.-Fishing Rod,
l. in joints of Lace Wood and East India Bamboo Of
all kinds and prices. Reels &c. Limerick Kirby, yr
gna and Spring Hooks, silk, hemp and grass Lines fin
lshed Snoods, bait Boxes, &c. Also a lot of English
Hunting Whips &c, which furnish to dealers at
Baltimore prices. VIM B. & G. FISHER
March9 It's Opposite Frinkin Hotel
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Il WHEAT FANS The attention of the nubIic 4,
respectfully invited to stock of Threshng Machines
and Wheat Fans, which substantially built and Of
the most approved patterns Persons in need of such
implements would DO wei to give stock exami
nation feel satisfied that they will be pes sed bo
In price and Workmanship.
All implements warranted to perform well.
iy15-ts DIUGUID H. BROTHER.
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NEGROES WANTED.-'Tho subscriber
v having located in Lynchburg is giving the highest
cash prices for negroes between the ages of 10 and 80
years. including Carpenters, Blacksmiths, &C. Those
having negroes for sale, may find it their interest to
raj on him at the Washington Hotel, Lynchburg, OF
address him by etter
All communications will receive prompt attention.
5-d&c1v McLENDON
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r YNCHBURG MARBLE WORKS.

IL ADJOINING THE POST OFFICE, LYscHpuRo
Val b. GADDESS g. BRO, Proprietors, 90,
meriy Of BALTIMORE keep hand and make to order
at ,rtt-'n rces. Egyptian and Italian Marble Man
ties, plain and ornamental Monuments, Tombs Head
and foot Stones Garden Vases, Counter Table. Bureau
and Wash-stand tops made any size the shortest
notice. Also, door and window sills.
Any order, from town country entrusted to US, vii
he faithfully executed with and dispatch at
Aug t3-dts J. b. GADDESS' & BRO.
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v)HENlA FOUNDkH, LyncnDufs
4 vA.-iron and Brass Castings, Steam Eng; .es
Mill Geerng. Tobacco Presses &C. and machinery gen
orally furnished easonabe notice, and at fair prices
Inc present reputation enjoyed by this establishment
tor the superiority of its work will be fully sustained II
the executics &C all future orders.
A. G. DABNEY
N. b--i WILDE prepared Cor Gas-i,tng in due time
nov 25-dEcts AGD
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IMPO RTANT TO FARM 4 R =.
aGasdeacrs. Forias, incorporated Cempan,ss, MAJ
atocfarers, drtlzons Prefessoaaf MeH Heelaaies
'aAes-The Pump md Fire Engin.
COMMUNICATIONS ecwed by United STAR. La
'ers- Pafent--AII IrrRfsesnEsTs Will ~ PHossot
RAD BIZ Law. This Is the valuable Invention
The aces and without which, manufactures public edi
ices, hotels and private dwellings, incomplete an
comparatively Insecure. With tbi. cheap and eicei
Fire Engine. the Farmer perfectly independent of
accommodating insurance companies, and bi !
lefance to the incendiary.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
We have in use Mr. II. Birmingham MITCHELL FUND
MD ENGINE. and esteem them a valuable ap
pendage, great convenience and an efficient proiec
ion against FIRE.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
r.. II. TYLER. do
DIR. ROYSTER, Huguenot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Fnrmville.
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buckingham,
X. J. GAINES, Charottee.
The Pump ran be seen in nj DR.. VIM. 3. Nor fiss
Duguids foundry, mud many other places in Ly nch
burg all Of whom approve their utility and eful
ness. The Pump be in Rirl 'nond. hif
,ihce. They warranted -"prk well to. we
~ NoTIcE.-AlI pers1"- buying Hing. tbr
,bovc articles, responsible Tor it
X. BRITTINGHAM MITCHELL
march 22-d1y Proprie