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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-29

The ALLENTOWN lRoN WORKS are 10 be
considerably enlarged. The erection of a
Stack has been commenced, and during next
SUMNER about twenty new dwelling houses
will be erected for the accommodation of an
increased number Of Opela,ives.-AllentO'0n
Dsp.oeyaf
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Public Ncndue,

WlLL he cxI oscd to public sale, on FRIDAY,
w the ith OF FEBRUARY next; the follow
ing valuable articles, late the property of Peter
Shicy, dec'd viz:
TWO HORSES
and harness, two horse wagon bed and cover.
pair of bob sleds, plcughs, harows, grain in
the ground, and other articles, too numerous to
mention.
sale to commence at 10 o'clock. 4. VI. of said
day, al tie house of the above mentioned, when
terms of sale will be made known by
FRANK RENNER,
Admir-.
NOrth'I Ian 20 1881 IT
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" LosT.-A plain gold earring, cres'
cent shaped. Enquire at this office.
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IT is said tina, lobster, when in the wa
ter, can, with one stroke of his tail, propel
himself distance Of eighlsen feet.
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The State OF Missouri is now fairly launch
ed upon system of Rail Road improvement,
commensurate with her own great, nndevel-
oped resources, and quite up TO The spirit oil
the age.
On Saturday nigh, last, the extra session
of The Legislature ended. The extra session
was peculiarly a rail road session. 1t was
convened as such by :he Governor, and the
Representatives very strictly confined them
selves within the limits of Governors call.
They have despatched the great work be-
fore them, and here is the exhibit Of the
rail roads they have declared shall be built.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-29

The Supreme Court has decided The Me-
Donoueh will case in favor Of the cities OF
New Orleans and Baltimore
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-29

THE CANAL COMMISSIONERS REPORT
The Canal Commissioner report the
tolls during the year on the public works
as follows:
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o. The Odd Fellows OF Lock Haven
have erected and dedicated a handsome
Hall,
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TO The Hon. n. Jordan, Esq, Pres,-
dent and his .7SSOci0teS, JudgeS of the
court of Quarter Sessions Of the county
of f.Nofhumbcrland

THE petition Of PETER HANSEIMAN respectfully
shnwch; that petitioner in p, session of a com.
m dous house snun,ed in the Borough uf Northumberland
on Queen Street which is well calculated f.,r puhc
House of Entertainments aud for the u idation and
entertainment of Strangers and Travellers
That he is well pr yded with sahug for horses and all
c1nveninces necessary for the entertainments Of Strangers
and Travellers
He therefore respectfully prays the Court to grant hm
license tu keep AN ln pnbe house nf entertainment al
the place herein named, and he will pray &c.
TO THE JUDGES ABOVE MENTIONED
Wa the sahsefbers residents Of the Bor ugh of Nor.
hnmberhnd dr hereby certify that Peter Ialseman the
applicant or the license, of good enute for hon.
esiy and temperance and is well provided with house room
aud cinveniences for the ndgng aud ncconmpntion Of
strangers aud travellers, and that Public House there
necessary they therefore recommend him pnpsr
person to he licensed To keep Public House.
NJ PRlESrLY, NJ TAGGART,
X MCCOY, J. X, pRlESTlY,
JOSEPH PRlESTLY, JOHN A. TAYLOR,
WIN. w. WAPPIES JOSEPH WALLIS
J. J.DENORMANDIE. c. b. SMITH,
JOHN WHEATLEY. JAS TAGGART,
HENRY GRAHAM, j. ID. KATER,
g. !. TAGGART JAMES TAGGART,
Northumberland Jan. is, 1854 "a
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sunbuTy and Erie Railroad Company
TENHE annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
X the Company, Will he held at their Office,
Girard Buildings, Third Street, Philadelphia,
on Monday, the l4th Of February, 1858, at 10
o'clock A. NJ At which time there will also he
an Election for President and Managers The
polls will uc opcn from 0 10 3 O'clock, p. NJ.
CRAIG BIDDLE,
Secretary.
January 90, lS53-3t
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE CANAL CoMMIs
SiOSERS.

HARRISBURG, Jan. -.
The following appointments have been
made by the Canal Commissioners
j. Baker, Suderinendeni Philadelphia and
Columbia Railroad.
John Ross, Superintendent Allegheny Port
age Railroad.
S. S Moon, Tonnage Clerk, Philadelphia
aud Columbia Railroad
J. w Dobbins, Wood Inspector, DO. do.
D. ShealIer Car Inspector, do. do.
CoLLEcroRs - James Morrison, Easton;
E. X Soliday, New Hope Robert Patterson
Bristol; Jacob S. los,, Philadelphia; J. J.
Rowan, Paol w. Roat, Parkesburg; c.
Carmony, Lancaster; J. NJ. Slrickler, Col
umbia; j Livermore, Portsmouth; S. J.
Goodrich, Harrisburg; J. Kacy, Newport;
VIM. r. Mckay, Lewislown; D. Black,
Huntingdon; J. P Hoover, Holiiaysburg :;
P. F. Gibbons, Johnsown; 5. McAnulty,
Bairsville; Peter Gawson, Freeport; Perry
Baker, Pnisburg; W. A Packer, Duusbnrg
c. H. Berher, Willamsporl; J. II thinner
man, Northumberland Peter Eu, Beach
Haven John IIuggens, Liverpool; Wm. Cole,
Outlet Lock, Portsmouth; D NJ. Sleadman,
CIarkes Ferry Bidge; J, Shoemaker Juniala
/ Aqueduct /; r, Martin, Freeport.
SUPERVISOR. Geo Bauenberger, Susque-
| hanna.
! WEIGHMAsTER-J. Mahcr, Columbia.
ASSISTANT WEIGHMAsTER.-llenry Leech,
Philadelphia; s. Mckinley, Portsmouth.
Cargo INsPEcToRs d. Willard, Buistol
J, Hunter, Philadelphia; J Cummings, CO.
lambda; Thos. Welsh, do Danl, Delo, HoI'
lidaysburg; Carter. Johnslown; R. Blakely,
Pnsburah; T. S, Rowlew, do.
STATE Agents, COLUMBIA r R-F, II
Eber o Hammond, C. Buckingham, R. c
Bates, C. Thompson, J. Clark, NJ. H'bbs, w
Kelley, Geo. c, Benlx, A. II. Tippens,-
Shriner, B, F. Waugh.
STATE AGENTS, PORTAGE r. r. j. n
Dopp, J. Filler, C, B. Colter, Joseph Oliver
s. S. Seeey, Eugene DonnelIy.
York COUNTY lrEMs,-The YoIk RePubIi-
can says;
james f. Buchanan, Esq, has resigned
The office of Prosecuting Attorney OF YORK
county. r. p. Wilton, Esq, has been aP-
pointed his successor.
RAILROAD TO GETTysBURG.-A prolect IS
in contemplation, among the citizens ol fork
and Adams Counties for The construction OF
railroad hom York TO Gettysburg nat
The road will be made from Gettysburg there
can he no doubt but whelher il will come 10
York or go to Hanover depends altogether
upon the energy with which The mailer Is
,resseJ. and the liberalhy OF The citizens of
York county in subscribing towards IT,
The Supreme Court has decided The Me-
Donouah Will case in favor of the cities Of
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" A daily paper, the Republican, is
now published at EImira.
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New Advertisements.
SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL BE RECEIVED until sunset of the l7th
day OF February 1853. at the Engineers office Of
the Sunbury q Eric Railroad company, at Viii
Transport, for the FURNISHING AND DELIVERY of
all the lty draulic Cement (about S0OO0 bushels,)
required for the Masonry on the line of said road
from Sunbury TO Wiiliamsport.
Spoclhcat'ons' and information on the subject
can he had at the office, at anv time previous to
the day of letting.
I. HASKINS DUPUY,
Chief Engineer, p. +.
Eng Dept. S. & +. Il. L. Jan. 25 ls53.-3t
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Length.
Pacific road 10 Kansas, $50 miles.
Pacific road 10 Southwest, 3ll
Hannibal aud ST. Joseph road, 200 "
North Missouri rail road, 22S
Iron Mountain rail road, (say) IS "
Total length, 1894 miles
These distances are proXimate. They Will
be found TO be nearly correct.
The Legislature has not said, "build these
roads if you cam" out has, with great liber.
ality, lent the States aid 10 the great enter
prise. Here is the schedule Of the amount
Of State bonds authorized TO be issued 10 the
respective companies chartered 10 build the
above roads:
Pacific road TO Kansas, So 900, 900
Pacific road TO Southwest, 1000, 900
! Hannibal and 81. Joseph road, 100000
North Missouri road, 1000, 900
Iron Mountain road, $50. 600
Total, SS,25o,ooo
Making, in the whole, the large amount
of eight millions and a quarter OF dollars
ST. Louis Ness,
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Position of the Neighboring and Western
Powers of Europe
SHANGHAI CAPTURED BY THE INSURGENTS.

NEW York, Nov. 29th.-The Atlantic, with
dates from Liverpool to the 10th inst arrived to-
day.
FLOUR had advanced six-pence.
WHEAT had an upward tendency.
Corn less firm.
CorToN was favorable to buyers.
Nothing really later had been received from
the seat of war; but it rumored that de-
cisve battle had been fought near Bucharest. 1t
not known which party had been victorious.
In the engagement at Altenitza, of which we
had tidings by the last steamer the Turks aehey-
ed brilliant yictory-killing and wounding
twelve hundred of the enemy, and capturing
eight pieces of artillery.
Nearly one hundred thousand Turks had
crossed the Danube. Gortschakoff, the Russian
Commander, had received orders to act on the Of
fensve in future, rs well as the defensive.
The fourth regiment of Poles, belonging to the
Russian army, were understood to be disaffected.
Nesselrode's diplomatic circular, which had
been published, excited very emphatic comments
by the French and British press. Turkey will
have nothing further to do with the Vienna note,
or any amendment or alteration of it-but insists
on an entirely new treaty, definitely settling the
future relations of the two countries.
The Circassians continued to be successful in
Asia.
Napoleon expresses himself strongly in favor
of active operations in aid of the Turks. The
British government maintains its yaccillating and
doubtful position. Prussia reserves to itself
liberty of action in the premises, and Austria pro-
fesses neutrality.
News from China reports the capture and occu
patton of Shanghai by the insurgents, on the 9TH
ult.
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Rocks for Engineers and Mechanics.

A Lso, ONE COMPASS and n large assortment of
"A MATHEMATICAL INTRU MENTS
Stewards Dictionary Of Mechanics, Vols,
Downing Country Houses.
Introduction to Gothic Architecture,
Stewart and Revett's Antiquities,
Elements nf Architecture Icy u njamn,
American Architecture,
Haupt on Bridge construction.
IIaswefs complete Engineer, Mill-wright and Me
,hnnio'a Companion.
Minihes Mee nnicn Drawing Book,
Tn. Modern tieom.trieal STAR builder Guide,
Tho Mechanics Compen on. by Nicholson,
Mechanic Text Book,
History nf Architecture, by y, q. Tnthiil
Alcchanic'a Assistant knnp'r
Niahiwiok'- Hints To Architects,
Hoeda and Rnil Roads, by 6iIlcspe,
Railway economy In Europe and America by Dr
Lafdner. .
lInpd.honk for Locomotive Engineers aud Maotin.
iats Mechanics wrightr, Moehinista Engineers &e,
knnpp's Chemical Technology,
Bnrtle,t'a Philoa Mechanics.
Mll.wrishta Guide, by Evnna.
Hodge on the Steam Engine, with plne'
Builders Guide,
Benlamin's Architecture,
Gothic Architecture applied TO modern residence,
Downing Cottage Residences,
Anderson's American Nilln Architecture, Just out
The above with others to be had at
nov o5.ta ID. II. PAYNE'S.
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SECOND DESPATCH.
Additional by the Atlantic.
Further Particulars Of the Battles.
ADVANCE IN TOBACCO.
A | a b a IN a Sen tors.

NEw-Yo DIRK, Nov. 29.-The Sultan of Turkey
had announced that he will place himself at the
head of his army.
The latest intelligence from Vienna, which was
to the 8th nst,says the Russian Commander NOV
ed forward to Altenitza with twenty four thou
sand troops mostly infantry.
On the It'll, the Russians met the Turkish for
ces, when pitched battle ensued The Rus
slams We're compelled to retreat the second time
in disorder on Eucharist, having lost in four at
tacks on Altenitza, three thousand men.
On the 9th the Turks driven from an Is
land in the Danube, but receiving reinforce
ments, the Island was retaken and held by them.
The Gar has summarily discharged all the Eng
fish operatives in the Russian Navy yards
Tobacco was advancing in the Liverpool mar
ket.
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CHAS FISK,
SOUTII-SIDE RAILROAD



A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the De
pot, IN Petersburg every day. Sunday expected
AT O'Clock, A NJ, uni arrives Mt Burkeville the In
ter'eciion of the Richmond and Dnnye Ra-Rond
at 10 cock,A. connccling by TINT Road with Messrs
T. FlaEg Co Stage Liue for Charlotte Court House.
lialltaN Court House, Danvilc and Greensboro, o.
aud arriving Rccs Station at 10 % A M connecting
there with Mrssrs, fhgg. Caldwell 4 Cos Stage Line
for Farmvlo nd Lynchhurg.
Returning, the iain leaves Rice Stnlion.a IA
ard BnrkeN,llo ut "a 7. arriving in Petersburg in
time Tor the truns going North Snnth. connecting
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appomattox Rail.
kond with the splendid nships Roanoke aud James
town Tor Ntw-NoIk which leave City Point ut p
and every Wednesday, with steamships tor Philadelphia
which lenye City Point nj the same hour.
ssengers preierring remain in Petersburg the
hight, take the morning trniu North "A A.
the James River Boats for Old Point Norfolk an Bati
g. A. NJ, the for the South, at o'clock,
A.
Arrangements have been mn'c by which through tick
cts between the following points may be procured al
the annexed iutcs:
Between Petersburg and Lynchbure. through
sixteen hours, ---..-----. .----..--.-. 70 w
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through in Two days, -..-..--.-.- 90
Between Petersburg and White Sulphur Springs,
Though in two days, .....-.-.- $500 10 90
Between Petersburg Danvic, through in TWEEN.
ty-four hours, ..,......... 8 -
Between Petersburg Gtee 'sborn', N. C., thro
Between Petersburg and Salisbury n C,.throurh
in two ,ltya.......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Between Peiel sburg and Charlotte, SlS 90
\ freight tInin l,aves the Petersburg Depot every
Monday. "Wednesday aad Friday morning NJ q, M,and
returns the days. Any person wishing to see the
If freight ohtun freight list by calling uSon
the Aren't mt the Petersburg Depot
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lInrd's Golden clos for The Hair.

4 NOM, the many preparations for tho growth oi tar
"A Hair. th. Golden Goss takes the lead Three
will he given why it universally u,cd AMI
preferred la a nlher,i
1t, He,u4. II has the mos efeetunl in Bal /
ncsz. 2ad. Bteau-e it impnrts beautiful dark glosz
and delightful perfume he Hair. Ord because the
Ladies With enr DETERMINATIONS which they all possess
have adoltrit.
Many otltr t7 .t,a could be given why II Is gent
iayofitc bot tho-v he have only To give
ttih.
PmcF-23 cent. IL large bottles.
For sale BY Druggists and Stofekeepers everywhere
" {. HuRD, reprietor,
a0i Broadway. Ncw.Nefk
- Lnrge discount To Merchants
ut,y oR.ncm
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|-InnmeIsSl
3RAl YGR|
her. MARY M
hay of sac
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..o,n Santa achievements of the Ex-
oloring Parties, &c.

,s,u1r. Nov. 25.-rhe Santa Fe mail has
a hnt brings no news of Importance. Major
~ left Santa Fe, on the 18th October for
Pssia He is going to try new route. Lieut..
|" l'i exploring party had reached Albuquer-
mel G alIegos, the delegate elect to Congress,
II come in the stage, but will arrive in few
,oruor Meriwether was gaining popularity,
norol Garland had returned from Mesilla val
To authority is to be exercised over it.
1 J,e Watts had sent in his resignation, on
''5t of the insuficiency of the salry.
1 is ,'t thought that the New Mexico Railroad
4 "a tbe Pacific by Auton Chico, Albuquerque
fAubrcy's route will be the best.
Rank sgiving was generally well observed
1, rhont Kentucky.
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lTrST NEWS BT TIE NAILS.
rival of the United States-hater from Cal

4.,,1 If the United States-Later from Cal
ifornia
|. n Nov. 25.-The steamer United States,
z Asninwall, with San Francisco dates of the
a.tant.is off the Balze. She reports that the
=. .ailed for New York from Aspinwall ON
loth with the California mails, 81 100000 in
II and $50 passengers.
SECOND DISPATCH
abe steamer United States reached her wharf
| evening. The intelligence from California
Interesting but not of highly important ma
!. The most absorbing topics were the pro-
+. 81 removal of the Capital and the election of
Is senator to hold his seat until 1855. The
1 e;nal candidates are Broderiek, Collector
pnford and Gwin.
40 steamers, the American Eagle and the
kkton, plying between San Francisco ana
sramento, exploded their boilers recently, by
;ch ten persons were killed and n number OF
Iers badly wounded. ca.a.,I ,,o,.
fhe mining news is Interesting, oeVeia' ne"
cers have been diseoNeie'' "'''
l. generally prosperous.
GIgrrot;on to Australia had ceased.
,,o sonora Eillibustering expedition attracted
/, o,tention, but as little sympathy with is
49, existed amongst the people,it would prob
nroye an utter failure
4 .,mnlimentary dinner to John Mitchell
4 a,acc on the 25th of October Mitchell sail
q. ,he 18th instant for n. York. The condition
a .;atv was improving. Some trouble eontin-
i - oxist with the interior Indians.
a o,5 health generally prevailed.
MARKETS.
:, Francisco Nov. The markets have
more active, though prices generally have
rrone but little change. Gallego and Hax-
ienr ala a s16. Mess Pork S2i Gunny
sll !. Butter 25c. Bacon and Hams II
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,I,O THE PEOPLE Of Lynchburg :

i ADAMS 4 UOS, Exptossea ofr UdHVl t'ffaIH
md Ckcap facilities Eur obtaining goods of all dosorp
,ions from all parts of tho United States.
We have secured Spcoin Express Privileges on the
swii and sure slcn,crs jamestown and Roanoke Saving
New York. "Wednesday, and Saturday arriving In Rich
,nond Friday and Monday Of cnoh week. by this limo
we prepared lorwerd goods of all descriptions nj
very low rites. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund and Dnvenpor's line Of Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of Porter0ge.
Our inland express per Great u. 3, Mail Li.e, CIV
ics heretofore, To arrive In Richmond 7etee DIV,
The wellknown character OF our house for resp..s-
bility and attention tho interests of customers
warrants saying that shippers will find II to their
interest to order their Goods through "ddamsS Co
Etprcss ADAMS CO,
PR HIM H. Mosbg, agent.
iy o6flta Lynchburg. Va
N B.-Goods dispatched 10 nll points where We hive
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lDIES' DANCING ACADEMY.
MR.. R. POW ELL

\ ~ EC TFU l. l. y announces to the Ladies of
\ fnchburg, that he will open Ladies' private
q Academy ON Church Street opposite the WASH
iiotel' (lmying r'ntrd a private suit of pallors
4 Parpose,) where will be taught all The
satest and most Fashionable Dances
present daY-in addition to the PLAIN STYLE
'i'n and Wa i2ng I follow ing highly lash
ahnces will be taught, z:-PolkM Ma ntka,
'"Ps Rofora PoieHtz, DeuE Temps, &c lnrius,
ana Cecat"a Walize., with the double Wal'zes:
Fo~9-Naaarka Re1oro- Mo=ntka, tsc.-Alsn
~ "a-H'ka and Rtdo,ca Quadris. The single
'tnce' will he taught to those who mny wish
Il as Horn-pi1es. CackocoS, Cracorienne
A 'rf3Pg La-Sgiyhides E jaieo. XeeS, &c. AT
i ''nr VIII be taught th,: entire system Of cal
'ueh as the ant of Receiving, accepting, in.
NJ PFomenading &c, tending to aid ease and
NV General Department of the scholar
4 o"'' having been emp Dyed for several years
1T hhs' laShonab ciicles, of the larger cities
Niu' hand Wesl he is prepnrcd 10 tcnch the above
we latest and most approved style. He has
I ' g" I'M Seyetnl female schD lis, in which he has
Z h '''h Standing; and from eminent men, Ger
landing and reputation us n teacher, which
Il '''4~d Ia show 10 those wishing to patron
aPNiea'ina is solicited as he only desires A
- ''e room nn being sufficiently large to adj
.eAel ing large one
~ "Fgp'n Cd Lynehhurg are respectfully infum-
I ~ "u"pen a CLASS FOR GENTLEM MEN as
.n; "l ""taa room sufficiently la,ge-Notice
DC S''ea ihroush the daily papels of the
/, -" "ent'emen making M private c ,sses can
Va ,. AZ ,her lesidenccs; or, will be taugl ut
Il wi1 'I"'d room at any time when he is not en-
az TIE regular class
ny 'pIe'"h, Tor regular lass will be on Tuesday.
hpo' " saturday afternoons. at 3 o'clock-Com-
RuS M isrsday next, the 2snd inst.
h. Wv ''r course of fourteen Lessons
no uemen admitted at an, time, except those
Va " private classes md thos. only with their
boz well can be found al the Washington Hotel
PROFESSIONALLY ensaged.
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Washington Star, of Friday, has the fol

Washington Star, OF Friday, has the foI-
3 items:
Steiner, who killed Major Arnold in Tex
be tried by court martial, we apprehend,
|n as the troops last ordered to the Rio
le get into position before which time off
hn hardly be assembled to form the court.
third regiment of artillery are expected
from New York for California tomorrow,
steamer San Francisco, going around the
They should arrive out in eighty or nine
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IN BIZ

| esides, Iyel
|l,,,li 90 wis|
S95 ACRE'|
Epper 'rss|
| fertility Il
+ Nlerrh'a 1
| busi'ess p
LAND F1
tract Is I''I
[yaterel, al
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Jno. +. Slaughter \ Co.,

JnO. +. Slaughter 4 CO.,
At tho old stand of G. & NJ d. Steptoe,
MAIN ST. LYNCHBURG VA,
IIAvE on hand aud constantly receiving from
Il their foundry. all kinds OF cnstings, which they
nro prepared sell Mt 80 per cent lc-s nn they can
lac furnished elsewhere. Among variety oi other mr.
ricloa they call attention their
Crates, nj from 81 rs To $l5,
Stoves, con mud wood from " 10 $50.
Cooking Stoves NJ xl9.
Pots, Ovens. and Kettles Mt ac per h.,
Fiat lions, nnd tancy keilings, ate per ID,
Hat X ,cks at ~ tosl2
Fancy tnrdcn Chairs, nj " To $lf,
The superior advantage OF buying cnstings from ms,
H. tint any part of piece should be broken II can be
Immediately replaced from foundry at yciy small
price whilst northern caalng cannot be replaced nj any
price, aud The whole picc, becomes vauoosS.
E8~All articles obtnincd from nro guaranteed To
be equn 10 any brought from tho north or elsewhere.
In connection with iron depot we have open
ed depot ion the Piedmont agricultural works and
large SEED STORE.
Plows, OF every variety at from ~ 30 tot VIZ,
Hay and Straw Cutters $40 To &l3
Single Corn-Shellers, nj $40.
Double nt BIB,
Scmpers Mt ~,
Thermometer churns. from &5 To 90.
And every other article that mny be needed farm
nov 25-ts
N. b. They will pny tho highest market price 70
aid en- inrs
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naath of a DistingIlished Man.

xrprIIER. VI, Nov. 25.--The Hon Samuel
formerly Governor of Vermont, died yes
v He had also represented his State in the
= Of the United States, and was for some
a commemorative in Congress.