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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-27
OBITUARY.

Died, on Friday the 22nd inst. after painful lines.
OF six weeks, JAMES SAUNDERS, only son of Mr. A. +
Snider, aged IA months. Let the bereaved parents be
consoled by the reflection, hat their le one has gone
o the arms OF Him. who said =" suffer little children to
come unto me- aud that he is safe - from the eyi
to come. >
becomes painful duty record the death of one
" ose loss has sent pang OF anguish many hearts
On the 5lh day of July last, SAMUEL f. HAMLET ola
est Of Armste ad Hamlet OF Campbell county, died
at his fathers residence aged about % years after
lingering illness OF about months In December last
lie was married to young and interesting lady, and
short while after the hand of disease wa laid upon him
and the flowers that adorned the bridal altar were soon
blasted by the breath of death His devoted partnrr
called upon bid final adieu her best
and her ues earthly friend. 1t has never been the
pleasure OF the writer to form acquaintance with
young in whose character there many noble
qualities to admire. He was always frank und gener
ou1-there always eveness in his temper and dis
position which the changing of life seemed
scal cey to u.ffle His friendship was universal
He exhibited noble and high soued bearing and such
his actions that he became the fayorie OF whole
community, Well may people MOURN when such
noble young has fallen in their midst Bright hopes
glisened before him, and high expectations bcamed
along his pathway. But surge Of death, with its
Presidential bns has wthered all those hopes and crus-
cal all those bright antclpatono He fell into the toni,
loved and mourned by all. His beloved and devoted
partner, would point to the God that rules. He
alone dry thy tears and heal thy wounded bosom
To his ather mother, brother sisters friends AMI rein
tves we would tender our sincerest sympahies. Your
idol has fallen, but God has done the decd
fort your afflicted hearts, and give YOU consolation.
Death flies in every passing breeze,
And Luz lis in every flower. y
Charlotte Co. Va. w. g NJ.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
-, he Boston Journal of TXursdou

Eyom the Boston Journal Of THursday.
pryo1T AT SEA.-Letters have been receiv
In This civ from Capt Vinal, of ship
% bound from New York TO Austria
=, with some 200 passengers, giving the par
...alors of revolt which occurred on board
.hat chin at sea. md which resulted in put.
.;no IN irons six Of the rngleaders, the vesse
Loino obliged in consequence to put into Rio
Iaoe,ro on The 10Th of June. The disturbance
took Mace on the morning of the 18th of Nav
among some English and Irish sailors. They
. ere noisy. and when ordered by the captain
70 desist, answered him in an insulting man
nor An alteration onsued. as the result of
. which man named Bolt, and anotner " hose
name !. not given. refused 10 do duty, and
when t,t mate Went get the irons the crew
nj vent forward. They crew were muster.
dand asked separately if they would do their
duly. when portion OF them answered they
would not if Bolt was put in irons, which the
officers Of the ship proceeded To do, when
scuAle ensued, in which a passenger named
Johnson, from Brighton assisted the officers.
The nlutlneers then spran5 To the rail and
armed themselves with Delaying pins, but
Colts revolver brought them to their senses,
and six of the ringleaders, all English and Ir.
sh, were placed in irons. The passengers
came forward TO the support Of the captain.
and took turns in watching over the mulineers
until the vessel arrived at Riowhe they were
delivered to the American Consul, and put in
prison The object of the mutineers was sup
posed to be to induce the captain to discharge
them at Australia. The captain expresses
great confidence in his ship, and states that the
passengers are perfectly satisfied. The Rock.
land would sail in two or three days
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Ta n'''i'e 10 oione county, near the mouth q
james river. when he wa. o,e.,a - =
.nree VII ans who evinccd dsposit,on =,
ms progress. He. ATTEMPTED 10 60 = o,,'l 7
Them. lhey pursued him, and he end a,' ,o'
10 escape On loot; he was taken. his tbraa, ,n,
ms pockets fihed, and he was left in a tb;cL..,
"nere IL as supposed he would die Rot h.
survived until next morning. when one or H.
W returned and cut his throat agaip :
ne had crawled TO a road. and was trackod -.
his blood klmberling vas coming aIon, ;a:,
at me lime and the villain fled befnre he en
'Shed his work. The trachea wes cn, a. 40 >,
prevent articulation. He rode hack 10 Ro.r,,,s
got help and returned as soon ss nosshl =
ME he Was gone the fend returned - third
tlme' and told him he should not live TO Give av.
iaence against him. The poor fellow armed
himself with knife, determined to defend him.
sell. lie was stunned with a blow from
rock. and his own knife used again to cut his
throat. When Numbering returned, in few
minutes, he was removed to neiphborinp
mouse, where Mrs. Messenger stitched ND the
horrible wound, so that he was able to Dive
ihs Information. 1t is said that the poor G,I.
low may get well. He swallows water well
and hreathes through the natural ori6ce. He
mad but little money, and the scoundrels did
not get that. The desperadoes ESCAPED.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-27

Between four and five columns ofthe Nil.
waukee News are given TO a reception of Judge
Hubbell at various places on his route to Nil
waukee after an acquitta from an impeach
ment preferred against him by the State As
semby, for r1isdemeanors in Office. Notice
of his approach having been received,a special
train of twenty cars, filled with his friends, went
from Milwaukee TO Woukesha. The cars
Were profusey decorated and cannon on the
roofof the handsome st, was frequently discharg
ed. Judge H. was everywhere received with
the greatest enthusiasm, and speeches were
made and resolutions adopted at the stopping
places. Does a like ovation await Commis
scner Mather
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-27

SHOOTING AFFRAy-A CLERGYMAN IN A
FIGHT The monotony of our city was dis.
turbed, day or two since, by serious con-
tention between Mr. Rider and the Rev. Mr.
Hall. 1t seems that among many causes OF
trouble the latter had used disrespeclfu! Ian.
guage towards the family Of Mr. Rider. who
appears to be peaceable citizen, and who
very properly resented the insult, and sought
some apology. which beng -eiused, he admin
istered a few Sights of hand. when the rever-
end gentleman drew pistol and fred at him.
Rider seized The pistol and escaped the charge
and after a fe more illustrations of the cuff
fng science, the scene ended Chattanooga
TENN Adoptiscr, July Is.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-27

HEAVY VERDIcT-In the case of Orrin S.
Bonsteel against Cornelius Vanderbilt, and
Daniel Drew, tried al The Ulster Circuit during
the present week. the Jury rendered yer.
dict for the painif for the sun Of $l0,000.-
The action " a. "a rruel and improper treat
ment of pas % who took passage by tho
Vandprhrsr II. " Il IL of steamers between New
YORK aud Sln Francisco, and for delay on the
route
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-27

AWFUL CATAsTRoPHE.-On the afternoon
of Wednesday, the 22nd ut., Mr. Ragland,
the overseer of Col. VIM. Porter, with twelve
negroes. and about as many horses and mules,
took shelter flom the storm in a large shed on
the plantation, which was struck by lightning
knocking out the end of the building, and Kill.
ling two negro men, -four mules and two
horses. Col. Porter's place is situated about
seven miles south Of Jackson, Miss.
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La rzgsaE.ass.E1rROm PETER BURG


Springs Through n ira days.
ENliE Virginia y Tenn. RaiToni Company nowpre-
sent the quickest, safest mud cheapest route, with
increased facilities, ever before offered by any line to
the travelling public Visiting the Virginia Springs.
Passengers leavng Richmond daily Go'cloek,P. NJ.
(sundays execptedJ by Messrs. Boyd, Edmond Il Goa
line Of packets with experienced communicates tho
nextfnornng Mt o'clock, A NJ by The Dat Wills Ra.
road meeting passengers cnving Petersburg MI o'clock
A. NJ The sumo morning nj the junction of the South
side Iinroad will proceed icos Station, where they
will find line of new aud superior Troy C6aehea, fine
horses aud experienced drivers IN readiness convey
them With the possible dispntch, will reach Lynch
burg c1rly In the evening in time have good nights
and take the Cars ofthe Virginia n Tennesseo Raj
Road nt7 O'Clock, NJ next morning To Bonsacks, n
distance of AZ miles a Two hours, in connection with
Farsh g. Cos old established line of Stages so well
known to the travelling public for their safety and dis
PATCH we'll supplied with Coachcs ent horses
accommodating agents. and drversrendy convey them
10 the Mountain House Ia supper, and alter comiorta
bic nights the White Sulphur Springs before 10
O'Clock the next morning. tho second day alter leaving
Lynchburg.
Returning. passengers will leaye n V lite Sulphur
Springs nt3 O'clock r M. daily, (soninys excepted)
Red Sweet and Sweet Springs o'clock Z. M and
nrrive ut the Mountain House supper, leaving tho
next morning day light. breakasing Mt SCOTS arrive
at Bonsacks ~ o'clock Z. M.-and Lynchburg Mt "a
T. M. enve Lynehburg evening by Packet Mt
o'clock H. NJ. for Richmond, arriving the second
ing Mt o'clock A. M.-orby GtAgesstl23 A. Nor
from 10 o'clock In the morning, and southside Rail
road 10 Petersburg and Dan"ie Railroad Richm md,
arriving same evening Mt O'Clock = M
Rafesof fare from Richmond and PetersJayg
by Boyd Edmond's Packet from Richmond
and Virginia Il Tennessee Railroad TO White
Sulphur Springs So 90
to Sweet Springs, s. 90
By Danyr Railroad from Richmond and South
side Railroad from Petersburg, and stages To
Va ~ Tenn. Rail Road White Sulphur
Springs, $40. SO
TO Sweet Springs, o. so
THOMAS SHARP.
sup't transportation,
7.ts Va Tenn. X n.
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The Manchester papers state that Hon. Ed
ward Everett. with President Pierce and some
members oft Cabinet are expected TO at
tend the New HAMPSHIRE State Fair. The
orator of the occasion is B. P. Johnson of Al.
bany, Secretary of the New York Agricultur-
al Society.
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HE.LTH OF New ORLEANs.-The Mobile

HE.LTH OF New ORLEANs.-The Mobile
Tribune ofSaturday last says:
Yesterday we received letter from New
Orleans which gives rather alarming account
of the yellow fever. 1t may be true or it may
moi. If the writer had given US his name we
would have published it. He states tina; the
deaths by yellow fever in the Charity Hospi-
tai, from the End instant TO the 4th. inclusive,
number 1l9. He gives the number for each
day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-27

Dueling is getting fashionable in New Or
leans. The Bee Of the 12th reports the last
case as follows:
A DuEL.-Lieut. Monde, Oft second Dis
trict; informed Recorder Ramos, yesterday,
that duel had been fought between two col :
ored individuals, named Robert SEVERN and
Arniant Lanasse, in the course Of which the lat
ter was wounded A warrant was issued for
the arrest of SEVERN, as well as ofthe seconds
two of whom, named Barton and Armant Du'
herald, were apprehended yesterday. Blanc
Joubert. another of the seconds, is still at large
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-27

SINGULAR AND DESPERATE ATTEMPT To
MuRDER.--The Springfield (Mo) Advertiser
relates the following circumstance, which Is
ABOUT the strangest attempt to perpetrate muir
DER and an equally strange escape, that we
have ever read: John Russell was on his re
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-27

TIE Cholera near Harper's Ferry.
FREDERICKsBURG, July %.
The cholera has broken out among the boat
men on the Ches epeake and Ohio Canal above
Harper's Ferry.
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The Boston Post of yesterday morning says
1t learns from gentleman from Portsmouth
IN. H. that the Z. S. steamer Princeton has
been condemned
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-27
FOR NEW YORK.
. s. HaR Line per HE SPLENDID STEAMSHIPS
jamestown and Roanoke!

.n new H ND sssaV' @ e. %e' r.r.s
will leave Petersburg via City Point, every Iuesdny
Evening, and the ROANOKE, {Geft, Cnvendy,) every
Friday Evening, for New York.
Passage and fare from Petersburg, including
State Rooms $40 90
Steetage passage. 90
For speed, comfort and safcy these Steamships nre
excelled by the and travellers will find il
the pleasant route the north, they will there
by avoid the dust and frequent ehanees of the Rarouds
tzY' Tickets issued at my office Sycamore Street
SAM'L. q. BAPTIST. 1gt Petersburg
IVA passenger train leaves the Appomattox depot
every Tuesday and Friday helf pus O'Clock. P.
to connect with the Steamships City Point. Passcu-
gers by the South side Rnilrond will reach Pet rsburg in
time to take the cars for the steamers. s e. b.
July dts
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uI.AsRsi

CANAL OPENED.
MORE NEW GOODS-JuLY oath. 1883
VI JoHs Paws Agent. il again receiving great
many New Goods. which he will scll rxneilv "
cost but great deal cheaper than nld Stocks
at goods in Lsnehburg would likely be oosr.
l2s Pansols all colours and prices.
l07 Ladies' and Misses Bonnets, NIL styles,
Artificial Har, large supply, to-wil:
Ringlets Wigs, Curl. Sc, very chenp
Lawns. n large stock nj 6 10 4 l2A cts. per I'd
P'nk. blue. bufl and purple Calicoes.
Together with variety OF other gouds, tedious to
mention. JNO J. PURVIS. Agent.
July 95fta
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Miniature Almanac.


4
l. ADAMS & cos. Expresses Offer Daily c erta'n
aud Cheop facilities for obtaining goods of all de scrip
tions from all parts of the United Suites.
We have secured Special Express Privileges on the
swift and steamers jamestown and ROanofe l-nving
New. York. Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving in Rich
mond Friday and Monday of each week. BY this line
prepared forward goods of all descriptions at
very low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond dnily
per Edmund and Davenp1r's line of Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of P0rferage
Our inland express per Great u. S. Mail Lie, contin
ues as heretofore to arrive in Richmond Thrice Daily
The Unknown character of our house for response
b, and attention the interests of our customers
warrants ia saying that shippers will find it to their
interest to order their Goods through "Adams s. Co.'S
Express, ADAMS co,
per Nm. II. Mosby, Agent,
~ 26-ifdts Lynchburg, Va.
N.B.-Goods dispatched to all points where We have
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE

WASHINGTON COLLEGE, next
w session of this Institution will open on the sec
ond Thursday (8h) September and close Bird Of July
Catalogues exhib ing the of instruction
and the standing of the students during the past
sion &c &c, will be cheerully sent to all requesting
them, by Prof Campbell Clerk of the Faculty he Iu
iton fee is forty dollars per annum The best boarding
can be procured at So so per month.
FACULTY.
George Junkin D. D., President and Prof of Men.
tai and Moral Science. Logic, Rhetoric, &c.
Iohn L. Campbell A M. Robinson Prof. of General
and Agricultural Chemistry and Astronomy.
James j. White, Prof of Greek Language and Liter
ature.
Junius NJ. Fishburn A. NJ, Prof. of Ls;in and Mod
ern Languages Fly 25-tlsepl
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1883.
ls53 Southern EnteFPFize. 1883.
EA u = E
PARISEN & KINGS

FfRGLYfd, ~ CAROLINA f. TENNESSEE
Fre.gA, Package and Parcel EXPRESS,
II w and from New YORK.. Norfolk Petersburg and
4 Richmond. per fret class Steamships JAMES
TOWN ROANOKE, and by the Seaboard and Roa-
noke, " eldon Wilmington CASTOR Raleigh, Peters
burg Weldon, Petersburg Richmond. Richmond and
Fredericksburg, south-Sids. and Va Tenn. Railroads,
and connecting with Stage and Wagon Limos from the
different points The Railroads almost every point
throughout the above Sates-throu in charge Of spe
eial Messengers. Mere ants awaiting themselves Of this
ins for the transportation of their Merchandise may
pose full confidence in iis great expedition and
my of rites.
Merchants In tie interior of the above States order
ing tiupds from Baltimore and Philadelphia the
of Partner 4 Kings Express ut Norfolk Petersburg
Richmond, may depend ulen having all cha,ges paid.
aud thei Goods forwarded without the least dcny and
free at all drny % and Commissions.
JAMES II. KING. Northern Office,
No. Barclay Street " y.
w. Il. PARISEN. Southern OEee,
Corner Bolimgtroot and 2nd Sts.
Petcrsbrg Va.
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OF ESTEEEETUTF sEEIE u HEEEsENEEVEEEH
BY STEAMER BELVlDERE,
Leapes Richmond cUcry Taesday at 2 o'fock p NJ.
s1A TIL f aree and new Senmer b LVI d f RE
sfsss Capt. CLIFFORD will receive freight every Mon
day, und up to hour Of o'clock ~, every Tues
day. for the nbove place..
Shippers to Wheeling, Pttsburg Cincinnati and the
South and West generally will find this route the cheoP
est and most expeditions. For freight npply to
LUDLAM & WATSON, Rtchmoad, Va.
July - dts
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Il vi - VA L..
"a

"a s..,,.' "a s.',;.,,' ~. n 4. =. O.
sIlE subscriber begs leave respectfully 10 inform his
friends nnd the public generny y, hat he has rernov-
ed h Saddle and Harness Store four doors below his Old
stand the building recently ittednp by him and i'm
nedntsy Opposite thn Merchants Bnnk of Va. where
he will continue manufacture NIL articles In hs line of
the beat material and workmanship, lie has ON hand,
aud will continue TO keep large and vaTied assortment
of Saddles Harness, Brdles. Martngaes, Trunks Med
icnl aud plain Saddle Bags Whips, Spurs, Drafts nnd
Harness Oonrs together with every thing that Is DO
found establishment Of that kind lie fntters him
self nt by long experience In tho business ha will be
ebled give entire satisfaction. Repairing done with
neatncss, durability and Dispatch Old saddles taken
IN exchange for Don't forget call at the sign Of
the Pranc,ng Pony GEO. B. THURMAN.
10 13-dAc2mif.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-27

y unted the head of Church Street, will be opened
the lat day of August. 1t Ia designed give on
Christian principles. thorough ngliah and Clnasieh
Educatoa lorms for the session of five months $23
80, payable in advance The study Of French and Ger.
nnn, Vocal and instrumental mnsic will be charged
but should any pupil dispense with Mathematics
he nay take in plnce OF it, without any extra chngeany
one of the above languages The School i intended be
select its number limited and the first Chfstinn rule
Obedience" will BIO strictly enforced
" d2uwts l.. Il. STAUDE NMAYER.
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SELL1NG OFF At COST.-fhe subscfi
}, bers offer their entire Stock Of DRY-GOODS ut
cost for Cash The stock large and consists oi very de-
rabio goods the of Them having been very recent
ly purchased on the fayotpble terms. Those IN
want ofgoods fol cash invited 10 call aud en-
anime stock. "a J. FRANKLIN.
July 10 ditts
P.S.-Any person wishing 10 commence the dry goods
business in this place, c"n buy stock IN liberal
Terms. Il. d }. T.
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From the Richmond Times.

PiASos-These beautiful instruments, which within
few years past have become necessary ornament to eve
ry paror have BROUGHT such perfection, both IN
the inventive and enterprsing genius Of the manuacu
rcrs can in future add much more to that already done
To our ear we have heard instruments that begin to
compare in sw eetnesr of those manufactured by
Worcester and sold by Mr. A MoRRIs, bookseller and
stationer OF this city In nish,we satisei they can
not lie excelled But few days since Of the best
performers have listened while practising
difficult piece of music Of Worce'ters pianos, re-
marked to u, that it the sweetest toned instrument
his fingers had ever touched and he bad played on
grest variety of pianos both North and South We fully
agree with him. and therefore take pleasure in advising
our readers to call on Morris, and supply themselves
A MORRIS is ole Agent for the sale Of Worcester $
Piunos and is receiving additional supplies by almost
every racket from New York His prices the same
AS at the factory He socits examination OF his STOCK
from those in of superior Pianos at moderate pr
cas e 29-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-27

DgCLs'S SALAMANDEk SAFEs!-
Ia Long known-seVefely tested-always faithful To
their 'rust-the only safes made combining Rich's Il
Wilder's Patents. STEARNS g. MARVIN,
(Suscoasors to Rich Coz
l4G Water 81, N. Y.
THOMPSON& OHDESLUTs. fgeafs,
WI NJ Baitinore. Nd.
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cSsrHkICARKGAGES KOCkA- cSSrzsL
ka9e WAYS, BUGCYS, WAGONS ~
Sc--The Subscriber respectfully informs hisfrends and
the public generally that his stock of Carriages hocka
ays and Buggys is now large and he is adding to it dali
wall of his own manufacturing and warranted equal
to any in the state, either for neatness or durability
He hasalso good stock of Carryals for one and two
horses.
His stock of iron anle wagons is very large, several
very superior roa wagons and four horse wagons, and
,Iarge lot of two horse and one horse wagons.
Also large lot of Rail Road carts made and making
Mn all sizes of wagons carts &c
/ eb 9.-d&c6mf JNO. II bAlLni
| so lare below the Franklin Hotel
DanviIe Register publish one month Up and send
account to this of re.
Republican cop ) months. GD
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OWS-Agricuiturai Inpic mcnts-
On hand large assortment of Flows twenty dit
rent patterns comprising twonnd three horse rgh
md lethand Livingston Co; Pcokskill. Boston Eagle
Double mould board, ilill.sdc and Sub-soil-Also
ind B tooth expanding CuItiyatOrs; expanding
md llarrows; single aud double COrn-Sheli-
crs; Cutting Boxes. different sizes and patterns
Patent Thermometer Ghrrn, and variety of Other
lnrmine implenent-,-also, improved Patent Hay
Presses. The above warranted equnl To any
in This market and will aoId reasonable terms
n the
PIEDMONT WORKS,
Lynehburg, Va
tP-ordors by mail prompt, filled.
Mnrrh11-ilta
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-03-04
8. q. ROBINSON,

ETURNS his thanks his customers and the publis
IL in general for past avOrs and solicits q
OF public patronage He has now fair stock on hand
100 kegs Cincinnati and Pittsburg pure White Lead
In Oil,
Q bbis Linseed OII--country make,
80 boxes Window Glass of all sizes
100 Window sashes, glassed and painted,
5000 light Window sash OF various sizes
pRY PAINTS
White Lead, Red Lead,
Paris Green, yenitian Red,
Chrome do, Itherage,
do yellow, Chinese VermilIion
Prussian Blue, Am do
Drop Black, Turkey Umber Iump
Lampblack, do burnt and now
Fire proof Yellow oebre,
Looking glasses OF varlons sizes, do plates,
5doz Buckets. just received.
All the above articles will be kept constantly on hand
and sold al reduced prices
Main st. Gs opposite Meiodeon Buildings
Wheeling, apr 30, 1852.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-03-04
Just Reed for saIe.-.

Just Reed for saie--.
10 bbls Linseed Oh,
Mob. Lard Oh,
Pure Castor OH,
~ spts. Tefpentns
! Case Prime Nuinegs
! InAneia Indigo,
1 4" ImAiTos,
bbi Pure ga Ginger,
l """ Mustard,
Bridgeport, Feb. II, 1853