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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24

HoN. HENRY DurToN.-I'he nomination of lhls bic j.risl aud eminent man, falls like funeral pal upon 'lle wire pullers Ol ,t,e denm,cracy. W. don'l know wiletl,er they have consulted tue splriIs' and Iearn- ed lhelr dOom in advance, pr not. Bui we opiue that they have a scer'a,n fearful ahnoking for of dreadful defeat, fl we may judge of their receplmn of the nnmi. nat.on. There was never a more uniIe.
 and determined spirit manifested by lhe Wings than aI present, and we preGIcl q most glorious iriunpb. Bc active. he v'gl- lanl. then fellow Wings .Noraua!k Gag
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24

20 (soysxSoR SEYMOUR. = Every where VI. nee uli,na ::inls that Governor SeyH"uT ]. h ,eee,x;: ,some diplomatic spp"an'me"' iron General Pierce. S"ne iAoetS Ssy that he wlll be sen, lo Mexico, ;:!herS 4's
 ples. He will undoubtedly be called uii:stt''' To resign his situation as Governor, within a verysGw mopths-pusslbly before May. win noi the Democrats .emeHiber, then,
 that in voting for him, for GoveEnnr, they
 are. in fact: vi,iina for. CtiStIss H. Pond Are they prepared for such an elevation! ~ ~77'.'.s.' -CoMrGnt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24

 . A FloHrlNe tusrtcE General Avalns the lnHllary cnnunandanl al Ma,a 1mr,ls, putsOn aIrsa,ccasnnia!ly and issues manliss l0s, threatening death aid desirnction iO his neighbors ,d BfOYnsvEs, If they do nni keep q 'Iet... Recently some shots were f. red from the Amerlcan sHle of ihe Rm Graude in wards lis seniinels. On learn ing lhls fsct, AvaIns adressed p"mpous nnle to Justice McLane. of Brownsv,Ile. threatening that fl the shots were repeated he would b,,mhard the town. Tue i;,llOw- ing is Judge McLane's efliciat. reply:-- DEAR GExERAL.-We have recelyed your appreciated note of this date. Lsi her rip! -.tH
 lS'gned)
 E. J. McLANE.
 &s.aAsro Cf Daono %ro.,o, C .gov~.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24

DEATH OF JUDGE JUDsoN.-Hon. An drew T. Judson. District Judge of tue U. s. Court for this State. whose severe illness was noticed last week, died al Canterbury on Thursday morning; he was 68 years of age. ....
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24
FOR SENATOR'S.

Districts. : -3--MARCUS 1T. UPAAM. of BurlinRtBn :. 5-ST EPHEN w. KELLOGG, NauGatuci
 6-JULIUS PRATT. Meriden. ,'y'SrHe~'
 s.-JOHN D PARK. Norwich.af' "
 l4-CRAS. B. MATH HEWs0N. Pdtnfre ct. 1s-Ef.II IOTT REARDSLEY. Winsied, 17-CHAUNCEY RE ED. IT,, Sharon.
 ls.-EZRA s. WILLIAMS. Deep River.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24
Seventeenth District.

1 The Senaioljal, Copvsn'i'n of she l7ii Dissrict, vmet'Dat Wesr' Cornwall V,Ilsg.
 Hall. 9p .ti.e 18th UlL,. at 70 l o'cltck sA.M.. and was called to order by J. 1T F7N,ar'hsS fNsq.... ebf West Cornwall, Chair
 man ot lhe D.siric, Committee, when Ws
 K Pkex, of Norf;,lt, was appointed Presi- 'deni, pr6seps.. and J. T: NORTON, Clerk. |E.... On ,"'dsion.; the following Committed were appo,n,ed;: ~ {, On CTedeneiels-T. l.. Hart, w. G. MineF. t,rs : s:' H-@ '. = :. |es On .Nonsindsion ef Permanent Officer. F-CharIes Kefii'g9. K. K. Peck, w. K Peck. Jacob Scoviib J F. Por.ers JoI,r Smith: ::
 On Business-Richard Smith, .Wm. K Peck. C.: B. Msllbie.
 The Copmi.lee on Permanent Officers :repsed the following:
 For Pvesia nts-Wm. K. Peck.
 For Tsee Presidenss-C. Sears, Johr G. Lawrence. F. -G,uye Lawrence.
 For Secreta y--C. B.. .Msl,bie. '
 7 'l'he repor. accepted, and .te officers iSInsnimonsIy appointed.
 The CG:umitsee on Credentials reported the G,1l6 wing delegates: s
 Canaon-.,.Johi c. Lawrence, Charles Keil,ivv, W. G.. NI,ner, c. b. MS!!tl6le. , .WorE,lk-Wml. K. Peck, Ralph Brown. Samuel 5, Camp, k, Grove Lawrence. -~ :" G6shep-J P. Porter. $ Corn,can- .J4c"b ScovIl, T. D. Hart. l Kent-~ynbA SDuh. .t-... l. Sharont--E. K. Peck, Richard Smith, ;E. W. Chsiee, C. Sears.
 /; Report accepted. .... ] The Convention then adjourned Gill al2 l-2 o'clock. ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24

1 Mr. Postmaster Gordon of Bos- ton. it seems. has been removed. Mr. Gordon was one of the Whig bolters who boasted that he brought over to General Pierce 1900 Whig votes. I. was one .oi the first removals made by the new Administration. &# s''
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24

ANTHONY D. STANLEY. Professor of Mathematics in Vale College. died near Hartford, last week. Prof. S.'s death will be greatly deplered. as loss to tho IuSllIuSlOu una SuO ~Os1As .rz-7r
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24

sr To-morFow (Friday) is to bs ob' served throughout our State as Fastday The Governor of Massachusetts has ap' poiu.ed April 7th. and Vermont Apri ath.el vi saH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24

The freqaent.nse of. the name of God, or the devil {; allusiOns to passages of scr,p- lure; mockln9 at anything serious or de. sont 0ati,s. vulgar by- words, cani phra
 ses, afecied hard words when iainiliai terms will dc as well; scraps of Latin HGreek or Fteach= quo,a,ions sirbm plays sp0ksn in a theaircaI mspneE; all these much used in. conversation. render per son very eodtsmnbie .e grave and wise men. ..is'A NY s |
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24

Mrs. paftington is said l0 have anxious. sly asked t Uncll Tom :s bel,er man than EaOeh, nfe Blbi.cal memory. She :grSnnlA ter resaiiilsl CSr niakmg ,Iia en quirv. apNn she el etl thai sise llsN IIeartI fhsi Ulscle Tom taS beea tfaaxla led seven sinas. While Eaoch sEas g;transtFieh .shul ODse. ". r
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24

] FosaEsrEn's Bors AND GIRLs MAs<
 ANNE. is the name of . very pretty
 monthly for the juveniles. published by .F & c. c. Rand. Boston. $l,oo per Aa>
 nun. s @-- @ -ss5 .-t--
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24

EARLY PoTAToEs.-W arc indebted
 to Hiram Griswold. Esq. of Goshen. for sample of Potatoes ef sA;s ysar's grosOth-the first of the season in this region. we imagine. ;,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24
E. J. McLANE. -anstice of Peace, Cameron Go. Texas.

WELLlNeroN AND ApOLYoN. = Same years since ihe Duke was sl,nng al his li- brary table. when the door opened aud without any announcement, in s,alLed a figure Of singularv ill omen. 'Who are you! asked the Duke. in his short way. lo'k'ng up without the least change .oi counienance, upon the intruder. sl anl Apolyon he replied. 'What wani? Il T s,a sen, m kill you,'' Ktllm me very odd. Il am Apulyon and mus, put you 4u death. 'bl'9ed to do it to day!' Il am no, ,oid the day or the hour, bu, nuts, do my rn,ssl0n.' Very inconvemien, = very bus, great many letters ;o wr,,e--cali asa,l and wri,e nie word--l'hbe ready for you And the D ukea went on wilh his cores pnndenGe. The mapiac, appalled, proba blv byVtlIe stern, ,1unm0vsble old man, back ed out of The room, and in half an Aeu
 was ssie.iR Bsdsm.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24
LITCHFIELD4EMotIJRE
LITGIFIEI.D: March a 1858
Whig state Ticket.

N Whig state Ticket. .Fo-' G0VernOr. HENRY DUrTON, 1. of New Haven. i For LieutenGnt Governor, Nathaniel eD. KellOgg.
 0fVelnon,
 For Secretary Of State. Thomas Robinson.
 of Norwalk,
 For Treasurer, : Daniel w. camp. of MiddlotOwn, .s .'., .i For Comptroller. Allen s. Stilllllam ... of Hartford,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24

aCegsrAL RALAcE. - The London cor
 fesp0ndentf. qf Ahe Philadelphia North
 AmersCaH States that C0lnMel Hughes, Gl
 Maryland, the representative. .of the A,neri can Assac,aiiOn fOr tue InBna Ren.eO, ee si.. American Crystal Palace at New York, ,' now m London. He had 3 hng iu,ervieA \ with Primes Alber'. .syi'o in c"nj"nclmr :, with.her .Majesixysihe Queen. takes grea, ainierest in i1ie. Amercan Worlds Fa,r.---
 Her Msjssly, aud Prince Alberl w,ll sent oyer ssvaEieiy Gf choice and vslusbl arii- cles. including bust Of ite Queen to bt exhibited. The Emperor of the Frencb ahe Pipe and su,e Sultan. are sll among sihesecpl rihs.ors. England sends. 542 oh
 iecls, sraHce-t 'S26,s il,e Znllverein: 500
 Aalland l42. and lsaiy 400 statutes. Col Hughes will shortly leave London for Parls and proceed to tie several European Cour, ,s >uppn his isnperiani mission. :.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24

FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-. First District CHARLES CHAPMAN, ] Second District, AUSTIN BALDWIN, ] Third DtstEict. DANIEL P THEIR, Fourth District, WILLIAM W. WEIGH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-25
THE LATEST NEWS.
By the President ofthe United stntes.

The President has. with deep sorrow. re-
ceived Information that the Vice President oil
The United States. WILLIAM R. KING. died on
the 18th instant, at his residence in Alabama.
In testimony of respect for eminent station,
exalted character. and higher and above all
station for career of public service and devo-
ton TO this Union, which for duration aud use
fitness is almost without a parallel in the
history of the Republic. the labors of the vari
Qua Departments will be suspended.
The Secretary oil War and Navy will issue
orders that appropriate military and naval
honors be rendered 10 the memory of one 10
whom such tribute will not be formal. but
heartfelt. from apeople the deceased has so
faithfully served.
The public offices will be closed tomorrow,
and bs,'c Of no lining be placed on the Elk.
ecutiu. ,n>,on and ell the Executive Depart
inenls 81 y ashington.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
WAsnINGToN, April 20, 1853.
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pICH'S SAFES DER'S
III Patent Saiamander, wih Rich's Improvement
CuARLEsroN, s. c., Nov. 90,

CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. 90, 1852.
Messrs. SteafHs q MarVn, Succcssorsfo Rich g. Co.
Gentlemen:-On the night ofthe 18th inst. my entire
stock, consisting OF oils candles, white lend. rubber
springs and pnckins, also very great quantity of Other
merchandise consumed by fire. Your safe contain
cry thing in IL sayed in tho perfect condition.
had used the gns for dark, and tho box OF
matches used to light it Is custom, put ino
the safe, for consider them dangerous things leave
about. The matches and the books where oil Of my
whole stock that had the mark Of the fire upon them
Unfortunately for me, you have here had proof of the
goodness of your Sanmanders the perfect satisfaction
o every who Witnessed the Obstruction of my
Yours very respectfully,
LEWIS Nj. HATCH.
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WASHINGTON Affairs.

WASHINGTON. April 2Olh.-Contrary ia
general expectation, IL" Departments were
not closed to day, but will be closed to.mor
row in respect TO Mr.. King.
Twenty six clerks were removed to day in
the Sixth Auditors office.and their places fill
ed mostly by former incumbents. More decap-
itation is expected soon.
The funeral of the Rev. Dr. Laurie, the old.
est clergyman Of the city.took place to day, and
was attended by an immense concourse.
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RODNEY, Miss., Dec. 7, 1852.

RoDrEr Miss, Dec.7, 1852.
Isaac Bridge, Esq, JNew Orleans.
Dear Strive send you of Rich & Cos enfes,
tried in the fire in the Odd August. This
Safe stood extreme heat of large frame building in
which it used surrounded by quantity of bagging
-four, rope, whskey, and many other combustble nrt
cles 1t will show forts elf the heat it sustained The
papers therein G. n soilcd We therefore do
hereby certify that this of the best Safes have
seem All other safes, except this make, proved -
oss be proven the ruins
Yours respectfully.
WORTHINGTON e. W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-25

Heavy Terdict-Railroad .Suik-The suit
of John S. Clapp. of Valatie, against the
Hudson River Railroad Company. for injuries
and damages sustained last fall, by the coils
ion which took place near Croton, was tried at
the Circuit Court last week The trial was
highly interesting J ohm Van Buren, being en-
gagged for the plaintiff and John Thompson Tor
the defendants. Theargument on both sides was
very able. The jury rendered verdict of
Sc, 900 for the plaintiff The Railroad Com
pany, we understand, intend carrying up the
suit.-Hudson Gaz, Tues.
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RpD0rted Massacre.

New BEDFORD, Mass, April 2Oh.-The
Mercury Of this city publishes a statement that
the crew of the whaling brig Vega. of New
Bedford, had all been mastered by the natives
ofPeasant Island. The story is not credited,
but it is certain that there had been some troub
lie about the Vega.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-25

RA1AekG3s3 To BUCHANAN, TN 4 wv Dhfo, IN
our Mail PA CKET Boats, by Scottsr'iie
and Lyaclbwg.On and after the 10th, our Boats will
leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted at tho usual
hour p M and arrive in Lynchburg /, - h4urs, and
In Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning, leave Buchanan at "a A. M, every day,
except Sunday, and arrive in Lynchburg at 90 p. NJ
Leave Lynchburg at p and arrive in Richmond In
20 hours in time To with the Norfolk boats leav.
Ing ut 50 A.. M, and the Southern and Northern Rail
Road cars leaving ut An
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily line
of Stages at North River Returning, leave Lexington
every day. except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond in
| IA hours.
| Passengers for Farmvc, fare 81; Buckingham H.,
fare 1926; Charlottesville fare $2. and Staunon, fare
o., will lenve Richmond in Mondays Wednesdays, and
| Fridays Boats.
Below see card Of time of arrival intermediate dis.
tnnces
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-25
Burial of Vice President King.

CHARLESTON, April 2oth.-Vice President
King was buried at l l o clock this morning &C
cording to the rites of the Episcopal Church.
The Rev. Mr.. Plat, of Selma, officiated, and
preached an eloquent sermon.
The illustrious deceased died calmly and
composedlY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-25
Important from the Rio Grande Arrest and
Imprisonment of Carrajal

New ORLEANS, April 2Oh.-The Daily Del
ia of this afternoon has letter from the Rio
Grande, dated the 18th inst. which announces
that company of United States troops had ar
rested the notorious Carvajal and several of
his associates at Rio Grande city. He was
confined in Fort Brown, with a strong guard,
awaiting ar examination on certain charges
of an unlawful character made against him.
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WORTHINGTON g. ~.

Merchants and others interested in the preservation oil
books and papers from fire. respectfully requested to
call ut the of the undersigned and peruse num-
her Of certificates similar the above, extending over
period of ten years No book piper or document Of
any description has been injured by fire in any Of
these Safes.
An assortment of these Safes with and without Yale
Powder Proof Locks and Jones' Powder Proof Locks,
for sale the Depot 146 Water Street and the Fac.
tory, corner of Avenue A and ST. Marks Place, New
York. STEARNS g. MARVIN.
Successors to Rich & Co. 146 Water Street, New
York. the only makers of Snlanandes Safes In the u
nited States, combining Wder's and Rich's Patents.
Stems & MARvIN, Salamander Safe Manufacturers,
have purchased of H. c. Jones the patent right for his
Powder ProofBank Lock, commonly called the WORLD $
fEiR Lock, behind which One Thousand Dollars wos
placed in Safe at the Fair in London during period
rsfortyfve days. to be the property Of any of the vs
tors who could open the Lock. The attempt to open
was made daily by hundreds without success.
Bankers, Jewellers and Merchants can be supplied
with these Locks by the sole pr0pretors.
STEARNS & MARVIN,
feb8-d&c3m. l46 Wrter Street New York.
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niSSOLUTION.-

iSSOLUTION.-Th Co-partnership hereto
- fore existing betweep Mosby and Garland is dis
solved this day by limitation.
W. II. MoseIy, having bought the entire interest of
e hrm will continue the Auction and Com miss ior bu
S1ess' at the house formerly occupied by Mosby and
uTand He will pay all the liabilities of the
al al persons indebted the firm hereby inform
- nal unless payment is made in days from this
nee the accounts will be placed in the hands of thu
unstable for coll ctnn, with and interest added.
w. II. MOSBY,
A b. GARLAND.
April 22nd, 1853.
NJ ID Undersigned in retiring from the concern OF
dsy q Garland, begs leave return his sincere
ms TO the patrons of the firm and solicts coninu-
A.. VI the same liberal patronge his
"Prl 70. GARLAND.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-25

nHSSOLUTION.-Th firm of Dudley Yancey
- is hereby dissolved by mutual consent-The bust
of the firm will be settled by Mr. Dudley, who will
pay all liab ties and who will receive all moneys and
debts due the concern. Mr.. Dudley will continue the
unufacturing business on his own account.
=. l.. DUDLEY,
April 16-ts q. w. YANCEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-25
A New Gold Nine Discovered.
Accessible without voyage around .'the HON"
THE GREAT DEPOT FOR
HA ID q a m n - N - El

M ARlON & CO., LOTTERY AID ExcHAEag BRog
w Eas Office Corner of Gay and Fayette Streets,
BALTIMORE, Md.
Marion x CO.. beg To call particular attention their
plendid selection of Magnificent Lotteries drawing
.)aily.
The Capitals In each Lottery range from the small a.
nount of 1000 Dollars to the stupendous of l00,-
400 dollars. Tickets vnrying In price from 81 To $40
Our in selling prizes has been entirely beyond
expectation. We have sold and cashed Prize.
Turing the last year. amounting in the aggregate owe,
ONE MILLION or DOLLARS.
In fact not day passes tina, respectable Prize is
sold by us-so to u who wish for the smile.
If Dame Fortune, we respectfully ask of them tria
before purchasing elsew here.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR APRIL.
When to be Price of Price of Certificates o
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articles appropriate 10 The First Cta-Boxes OF hats,
bonnets and furniture
articles appropriate TO Second Ciaas-Boxes, bales
If dry goods feathers shoes saddery glass, paints oils,
drugs and confectionery.
dri,cles ap,ropyiake 10 Third CiasEVirgipa domes-
tics sugar coffee liquor bagging rope, butter cheese.
tobacco leather hides, cotton yarns, cop
per- TIM sheet iron, hollow ware, queenswaro, castings,
hardware marble dressed and other heavy articles not
enumerated in special or fourth clnssrates.
articles appropriate 10 The Fourth Cia..-Flour, Tin
.acks) rice pork beef fish, lard, taow and bacon, Tin
casks boxes sncks beoswax, bales Of rags ginseng
mud dried fruit bar IRON marble, (undressed) mill and
grind stones mill gearing.
"a + so miles $50 Salt per bushel
Ulster per 100 miles. 200 of Fifty pounds 10
aon ., = | 1870 miles. $50 III
Voo ioS zoe miles. 900 Carried East. J IL
SeTt7-dts
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AsHIN GTON TEL,

LIE XINGTON, VA.
TENHE subscriber has taken charge of this old and well
n known Hotel, which opened on the LIST day Of
April. His House is well furnished, and his table she Il
be supplied with the best the country affords His Bar will
lie furnished with the choicest liquors. His Stable will
be in charge of careful Ostler and will be literally
supplied with provender. He promises to spare effort
to give entire satisfaction all who may favor him with
call, and appeals generous public for patronage
mp 18-d&ctm JOSEPH w. MOORE.
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pEmOVAL.-The office of the Lyncliburg Hose
In and Fire Insurance Company has been removed to
the room in of Mr.. Jehu Williams Jewellers Store
(entrance from LIST Aley) where those wishing to In
their property lives invited to call, and
assured that they will find the rates low any other
solvent Compan, in the United States.
CREED I. WILLS, Sec'ry.
Feb24-ts
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nISSOLUTION.-I consequence of recent
~ misiortunes the firm of Dudley& Yancey has beer
dissolved by mutual consent. We propose closing
business at the earliest day, and wish creditors
present their claims for settlement. To effect this pur-
pose offer for sale valuable lot ofground, contain
ing two and half lying in the City of Lynchburg,
| and being the groun upon which our Factory stood
! Also two valuable Factory hands.
April |. 1853 7. L. DUDLEY.
April SITS G. w. YANCEY.
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NEW CONCERN.-Having bought the inter
' est OF Mr.. VIM. 7. North. the Of Saun-
ders, North Irby, intending continue the general
GROCERY, FOR WARDING and COMMISSION
business avail ourselves of this occasion tender
our services to old friends and customers and
TO them, shall be happy deal with them, and
the public generally add sell the most advanta
geous terms the purchasers Of goods we buy
everything for cash and at cash prices
jan IL -dscifts SAUNDERS & iRBY.
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NJ OTICE.-The above was inserted under tho
~ misapprehensen that the of dissolution
arranged Below will be found the uoce of DISCO
luton. DUDLEY g. YANCEY.
April 0, 1852
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~ mI SS 0c.-Just opened, very rich and beauti-
MouEo @ Silks. Tissues, Barages, Solid and Fancy
aur,o' uihghams, Lawns, &c.-Call and see
DIT G PETERS.
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w. H. MOSBY,
Ne"efai AuctiOneer d Comm issiOn
M T. RICH Mt.

C,,,,,, Corner Of Main g. Market Street,
" hS his undivided attention to the sale of Real
basute' Negroes Horses, and every description OF
when His charges are moderate g. sales cashed
Ak 'eeierred. w. II. MOSBY
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"ANTED-To learn the Thinning business two
w orthree good active boys.
Feb is-n AGREE NURRELL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-25

HERE'S THE GREAT BULLY OF THE MONTH";
Who says Package IN This truly Grand Lottery2
We Gun well sny il ia
"A DIAMOND OF THE FIRST WATER"
Over One Million of Dollars To be distributed our
Patrons in This one Magnificent Lottery
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY MARYLAND,
Glass X.
To be dram IN The City If baltimore, Nd on
SATURDAY, April 80 1859.
Scheme
| Prize of SOS 900 | Prize Of 81 900
| $4,000 " 1000
| $4,000 100 Prizes of 1000
l " 1000 1870 - 5000
&c. &c. &c.
Tickets only $20--shares in proportion.
package of 26 whole tickets in this great Lottery
will cost, Mt $50 ench, $3.50 but they must draw
lenst 5000 buck, we therefore send
Certificates of Packages of 90 Wholcs, $500
do do 90 Halves, $50
do do 90 Quarters. rs
do do 90 Eighhs, 37d
tV-SPECIAL NOTlCE.-The famous and lucky
Paapsco Lottery (Smnll Fry) will herenfter bs drawn
ON Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday of each week.
Capitals 81 000 $4,000, o., 500, 10 of 81 000 &c &c
Tickets 81 Halves so cents, Quarters 25 cents full
certificate of package of 25 whole tickets in this famous
little scheme will cost but $5 halves ~ SO, quarters
50 rs, and single package draw the four high
prizes in the Lottery
Orders solicited through the Post Office.
EV All business strictly prvnte and confidential.
For Prizes either by the kage tickets shares
be sure1 to address your orders the old established
house of
MARION e. co.
Baltimore Md.
April5--eodlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-25

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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-22
Steam Engines g. Sugar Mills
BATON ROUGE FOUNDRY.

NHE subscribers are fitting up -Four
l. Steam Engines, as follows:
One Engine IL inches cylinder, 4 f. stroke,
with Sugar-Mill. Rollers it. long, % in :
diameter, with wrought iron shafts.
One do II inches cylinder, A feet stroke,
with sugar-mill Rollers A it. long, &c in :
diameter. ..
One do - inches cylinder. feet stroke,
with sugar-mill. Rollers ! feet long, &c in ::
diameter. -..
One 10 inches cylinder engine 3 1-2, stroke,
suitable for a saw-mill or a medium size
sugar mill t,.--.
We are now extending the buildings con-
nectej with the Foundry, and increasing the
machinery, and are enabled to do all kind of
work in our line that may be confided to u.s.
The patronage of tae public is respectfully
solicited. HILL Il HENDERSON.