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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-29
BEAR RIVER & AUBURN WATER g.

DEAR RIVER ~ AUBURN w ATER q
MINING CoMpANY.-In another column
may he found the Annual Report Of this
company, published by the Directors in
obedience to the law Of the State. From
the quiet and transformations manner in
which this work has been put through,
hut comparatively few persons out of the
county are even aware of its existence;
and many of these are by no means cog
nisant of its extent and vast importance
to all this section.
The dry diggings in this vicinity have
been known since 40 to be as rich as any
in the State; but for lack of water to
wash them, have remained almost un-
touched, except few points TO which
water could he brought during the winter.
But thus difficulty viii. no longer exist
The water from Bear River was brought
through the conpany's canal last fla J, at
he very dryest season of the year, when
the ditch was perfectly new and cOnse-
quently not in good working order. The
uanage done Ivy the floods this winter has
I.oa,, yorv Iii -.--A@-i y--:.t .r,,.--i-l
':.,r the length Of the line and its recent
in this section can depend upon full sup.
ply of water for their Gains the year
round. And from the great extent of
country to be- supplied, together with the
facilities for using the water several times,
we predict it will he one of the safest and
best paying investments which can be
found anywhere.
The shares of the company have re-
Gently been sub-divided, so us to make
heir par value $3.50 each; which will put
hem within reach of all the miners who
may use the water of the company, aud
to whom it will be an object to take stock,
that they may have some influence and
control in its management.
&c A few days since we made hur-
ried trip to the Bay. Seating ourselves
on the box beside of Uncle John, of the
Pilot Line, we chatled away pleasant
day, and arrived at the levee city in time
to greet several of our friends before the
close of the day. We found the roads
much better than we expected, and with
the bright sun which we have had for
some days viii soon be in good travelling
condition. We met quite a number of
teams loaded for Auburn. Ophir, and Gold
Hill
We found Sacramento in a horrible
plight, bur daily improving. Sacramento
with all her misf,rtunes is still great
city, and in another year will have re-
gained her former beauty, added to which
she will have a greater trade than she
ever before possessed. Of this we are
satisfied. Her capitalists have wiIled it,
and their enterprise and energy will have
II so. Already they are moving for the
filling up the streets Of the city above
high water mark, which will enhance the
price of property and secure it from in
untlation, and in anott er twelve months
all this will be done.
We found the citizens of the Bay all
life and activity. The pleasant weather
of the last week or two, has brought
many mountain dealers down to purchase
their spring supplies. When the spring
trade fully opens San Francisco will be a
live y place.
On returning home we were politely ten
dered seat in one Of the Pioneer lines
coaches, by the gentIetnanly agent, MIR.
Andrews, for which we return our
thanks.
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The Cresus Hill Co., commenced
grinding quartz on ednesday last. We
shall expect to hear of some handsome
yields by this company. In fact they de-
serve it. They have been untiring. in
their enterprise, and have expended
thousands of do lars in the Dr secution
of it: We have heen shown some heau-
tiful specimens from. their vein.
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Ia another column will be found a call
fora Pank, Road Meeting. We hope to
see Il good turn ont
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Plank Road Meeting

ALL those that are favorably disposed
toward constructing Plank Road from
Auburn to Sacramento City will please
meet at the Mechanics Hail, in Auburn
on the Cd day of February, at zP. M
1t is expected that the citizens of Nevada
and Grass Valley viii hold a meeting on
the lst of February to co Operate with US
in tile ENTERPRISE. H'.
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There was pleasant cottlion party
at the Dancing School last evening.
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~ Harry Charles has favored us
with the Marysvile Herald and various.
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Our Reads, SC.

We are indebted to our fellOw-tOwnS
man, Col. Snowden, for several items OF
information in regard to road improve
ments in The vicinity Of Auburn we
learn from him that the Bridge company
nj the North Fork, four miles from town
have gone 10 work in earnest upon the
~ - rnad. and that they have ex.
pended in short trrrrv ,u',u~aru
dollars upon it, and thar it is now in n
hetter condition than any portion Of the
road between Auburn and SACRAMENTO
For this display Of public spirit the com
pany deserves the thanks Of the cOmmu-
nifty generally, and wi no doubt be de-
servedly appreciated. 1t is a fact worthy
Of note that the company's bridge was
not in the least impaired by the late fresh
ct, the water at no time rising within less
than six feet of the lower string pieces,
while nearly all the bridges in the noun
tains were carried away or very much
impaired by the high waters.
By the improvement and repairs of the
Yankee jim road, we hope soon to see
friend Green, of the Pioneer Line, start
his coaches again. And to enab e him 10
do so our Yankee Jim friends should
make il point to see that | the mud
holes in their end of the route are prop
erly brushed, &C., which will require but
few do lar, ana small amount of labor,
With the improvement of this road the
people of the Divide derive great ad
vantage. 1t saves them a travel, in going
1t being that much nearer by the way of
Auburn, Than the old route by the way of
Salmon Fails
We also learn that Porter's bridge,
across Bear River, will be in complete
repair in eight or ten days. and that the
Stage lines between here and Nevada can
commence their trips again without any
diffirniy in fact thAy could no" for Mr.
Porter keeps good ferry at the bridge
for the accommodation of the travelling
community.
The citizens Of Auburn should be alive
TO these improvements, and bestir them
selves, for there are several places in our
immediate vicinity that need attending to
For instance, the hill at the entrance of
town on :he Sacramento road needs the
care of the Supervisor.
1t is a fact that should not he forgotten
by our citizens that the Stage lines run.
ming to Auburn have done AS much aS
ANYTHING else to make us flourish
ing community, and that we should inter
est ourselves enough to keep the roads in
good repair. We have the example OF
the Bridge company before us, let us do
likewise.
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TH1Ev1NG Some hon'bre whose

TH1Ev1NG. Some honabre whose
finances were in dilapidated condition,
no doubt, took it upon himself to relieve
the miners about Gold Hill, few even
ings since of various golden ounces which
they had left in their rifle boxes for seve-
raj nights. Campbell & Taylor lost $500
which was the labor of three men five
days; Smith & Co., $1,000, five men three
days; and three other companies lost from
S75 to 80 apiece. The thief was so IN
tent upon taking all he could that he went
TO the trouble to wash down some OF the
gold, which was very fine, with quick
silver in rocker. 1t is thought that he
has made his way to the mountains.
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We had "A slight shower Of rain on
Thursday night but it has again cleared
off, and the weather is warm and beautiful
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MURDER. We understand that on
Sunday evening last the Indians on Bear
river, about nine ,.,iles from, this place,
z.s..rlnrad f.rn f'hin.mpn We did not
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Masonic. .

/ NIaSOn1C..
EUREKA LODGE, NO. 16, of A. T.
Masons, meet the first and third Mondays
in every month. Transient brethren in
good standing are respectfully invited to
communicates with us.
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Agents.

.".Messrs. Adams s. Co, and Wells,
Fargo & Co.. are our general agents for
Placer county. Any Advertisements, job
Work or Subscriptions left at either OF
their Express Offices will be promptly
forwarded to us.
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Bruce s. SHILLINGBURG's DANCING
ScHooL.-Our young folks have the p ca
sure of improving themselves under the
tuition of the Professors, every Tuesday
and Friday evenings. This school should
be we i patronized
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PoRTER's SELF-LoADING GUN.-W

PoRTER's SELF-LoADING GUN.-We
were favored this morning by David
Looney, Esq, of Tennessee, with sight
Of his celebrated gun, patented in 1851
hy Col. Parry w. Porter, of Memphis,
Tenn, and which is destined to surpass
all other weapons in the deadly certainty
and rapid repetition Of its discharges
1t is light and beautiful gun, and may
he discharged as revolver twenty seven
times in minute, while it is susceptible
of being loaded and fired forty-times in
n minute. In conformity with a resolu-
tion of the General Assembly of Tennes-
see, the Governor of that State has order
ed thousand of these guns. We learn
that ten thousand are now being manu-
factured by Geo. P. Foster s. Co., of
Taunton, in this State. They will un-
doubtedly he introduced into the army of
the United States; as forty men, armed
with this gun, would be a match for four
hundred with the ld-fashoned musket.-
This remarkable invention cannot fail to
excit" public admiration and curiosity -
Boston Transcript.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-29

A prisoner was brought up from Gold
Hill Thursday evening to have his tTia'
at this place for stealing watches, revol-
yers &c
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LOTTERY AT YANKEE JIM's. - Ou'

LOTTERY AT YANKEE JIM's. - Our
neighbors up the country getting up
an extensive rattle for the 22d February
We notice among the prizes Niles Hotel
valued at five thousand dollars. We
would have no objections to the winning
Of the prize ourselves. Tickets $40
which can be had by APPLYING at this office
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PLANK RoAD TO NEvADA.-The Neva-
da Journal comes out in very able ed
torial in favor ofa plank road from Marys-
vi lie to Nevada. The Journal shows
that such work would be of immense
advantage to Nevada, Grass Valley, and
all that region. We presume it is alto
gether unnecessary to press the subject
upon the shrewd business wen of Marys-
vi lie. Their own palpable interests will
furnish argument enough in favor of the
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Office The undersigned takes pleasure in
returning thanks the citizens of Lynchburg and
surrounding country for the patronage extended here
tofore, and would respectfully solicit continuance OF
The and hereafter, | believe myself fully
prepared to merit your support. Having nssocioted
with me a gent leman of uudoubted qualification
tend to the Watch-Repairng department, who has
been employed in the largest establishment in Europe,
and recently for six successive years in the estab
lishment of Garfield, Bro. e. Co, in Baltimore. All
those having fine Watches, such Cronomerers Duplex,
Levers, and Cylinders will find their interest
call him by way of trial he feels confident from
many years of experience, of rendering full satisfaction
aug 6.dts Il. SIINERTHORN.
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vi SCILPTORS d. MARBLE STONE cur
TIERS, (Formeriy Of Phaadeptia,) Main II, L.xing
tn, Va; Bridge ST., Lynchburg. Va; Main ST., Lib
.ay, Va; and Main ST. Salem. Va, keep hand and.
make To order nj Northern prices, Egyptian Italian,
Nnthern and Virginia Marble Mantrs. plain and orna
rental Monuments Tomhs Head and Foot Stones. Gar
In Vases; Counter Table. Bureau and Wash Stard
Fps, made /" any -ize nj short notice All work II
ir boxed up safe without extra charge.
One of the firm = IA Architect AMI General Design
81 IN the Monumental Art aud will furnish any dcsgu
from the planest the costly, by addressing
line to aud all work done by us, will give entire
-at'-ia,t," any done North or South
Erh34--dSr6m
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l. TRIO OPH r. y US, of MEDICAL COM
POUND, for BEAUTIFYING, CURLING Pre-.
serving, Restoring and Strengthening the Hair Rriev.
ing Diseases of the skin, Curing Rheumatic Pains and
Healing External Wounds Bounded BY no geographi
cal lines, be reputation of BARRYs TkicoPHERoUs per
vades the Union The sales OF The article of late ara
have increased in ratio that almost exceeds belief
Professor BARRY, after "a careful examination OF his
sales book inds that number e bottles devere
der in quantities of from half gross upward during tho
year 1852, within a trihr of $50 QUO.
1t is unnecessary to present at lergt the evidences
of wonderful properties of the Trchopherous when
the public had furnished such Endorsement this
The cheapness of the article and the plantations given
H its cliorica action upon the HART sea p. and in all
of superficial irritation, first recommended it
the attention o the people, This all that the inven
desired Every hottle advertised itself The effects
u ihe fluid exceeded expectation II acted Ike
charm. The ladies would not be without it. Country
dealers in every section Of the United States found they
have it; and built up wholesale trade of
1extent hitherto unheard of as regards articles of
his kind The highest point has yet been reached
and it is believed that the sales this year will be mil
lion and half ofbottles.
Depot and Mandatory, No. 1877 Broadway; New
ork. Retail price 25 cents large bottle.
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity Sold
by the pr- 3pal merchants and druggists
United States and Canada, Mexico West Indies Great
Britain France &c.
Sold b, d. R. Lyman, j II. seay and R. Stabler &
Go. Lynchburg.
may 26-dS c6m
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IS NOME AGAIN.

IS 4 NOME AGAIN.
~ NEW BOOKS, Chenp Publications, DC.
Fanny Fern Ferneayes-one Of the most delightful
books # the season.
Anti anaticsm. by NJ H. Butt of Va,
Shady side, life in country Parsonage
Poems, y John G. Sake,
The Sunny Side,
Mecky, by the author of Wide Wide world
Star in the Desert,
American Polytechnic Journal,
Genevieve, by leLamartne,
Corinne, by Madame de Stael,
Harry Asht"n--the wdl and the way,
Mrs Ellis Housekeeping made easy,
Courtshir and Wedlock,
The Hers of Randolph Abbey.
Also, n further supply of
uarper's. Putnams and Godeys Magazines for August
Villette, by Curer Bell,
My Novel, by Bulwer,
Tom Jones, by Fielding
N.holas Nickeby, Oliver Twist, David Copperfed b,
Dickens
Sam Slick, series,
Floral Offering, Received the Commission House Of
G. MORSE,
aug Its Opposite Warwick house
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& II. lIOLI.lN,S

Il ". nOLLlN'S
a.. OFFER FOR SALE
30 hhds. p. r. and n. O. Sugar
20 Boxes and bbs. refined do
10 hhds, p r. and Cuba Molusses,
10 bbs. n o. do
40 bugs Rio and Lngura Coffee,
40 :. Superior Old Java do
| Case Extra Fine Gun powder Tea,
$50 Sacks Fine and G. A. Salt,
30 Ton Bar Iron,
l do Hoop 90
l do Blistered Steel,
1000 lbs Shear and Cart Steel,
Tons Casting,
Is k.gs Horse Shoes
3 do Horse Shoe Nails.
SOC Kegs Nails, go dy,
10 do Wrought Nails,
so Grind-stones,
60 Boxes Hull & Sons Candles,
40 Boxes Adanantine do
30 do Sperm do
900 Sides Sole Leather,
50 Black upper do
40 doz Calf skins,
90 do Pink Lining Skins,
bales Shoe Thread,
10000 lbs Cotton Yarn, Nus. to II.
) baes Wrapping Twino,
) do Camille wick
do Cotton Bats,
Also. Scythe and Moving Blades and Snaths Wra
ping Writing and Letter Paper Pepper,Srce Cine
Nutmegs, Cloves, Mace and Cinnamon; Bed Cords an
Plough Lines Tanners Oils No Mnckere Herring
u Shad. ma Its
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mERCHANTS.

NrOTlCE.-Tie Subscriber having located 70 ,.s
Y Honse formerly occupied BY the bate flchard ~
rec on. door below the Warwick House, Main Street
Lynchburg ,ake, this method of infornng his friends
an1 the public generally that he Is nov rceeiYng AMI
,,,euipe I. large and general assortment ot
s:rocerics. Dry Goods. Liquors, nc.
recently purchnsed in the Northern Cities, on the mos
favorable terms. The folio wing comprises PORTION o.
his stock.
Rio Laguifa. Java. and Mannilla Cohee
N O. Porto Rico. and Cuba Molasses,
~ o.. Crushed, Clariied Powdered, LOAF ahd
Coffee Sugars.
Country aud Rolled Iron.
Cast Shear md Blister Steel,
Rectifed and Old Rye Whisky,
French ard Apple Brandy,
Tanners Oil,
Cotton Yarns, Teas Rice,
Brown and yaregated Soups.
Adarnantine, Sperm and Tallow Candles,
Besides many other article. too tedious to mention,
which h., determined sell reasonable terms a-
they ca e bought in this market Particular attention
pad II Goods forwarded my care, and also, to the
-nle Of country produce. n. II hobooN.
April8--ts
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Observation-Disclosures

IA GROCERIES AND PLASTER.-The sub
crber still continues at the fire proof brick Warehous,
the canal, amidst all the changes receive and for
yard Goods Produce, Manufactured Tobacco, &c
Dur charges WILDE low and forwarding done with dis
catch.
viii receive in few days, first rate assortment oil
Groceries which he will sell low, and buy all times
Flour, Corn Meal, Oats. Flax Seed, &c for which h..
viii give the best prices.
Pig and Bar Iron for sale.
JAMES B. RENWICK
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lust RECEIVED

UST KECEIVED-
- 10 bbls Rock Fish,
30 bbls No. Cut Herrngs
25 Boxes Olive Oil,
Is Tons Country und Rolled Iron.
Hhds. Prime 4. r. Moasse-,
10 bbis Orleans Molasses,
. Boxes Lon, Sugar,
All Of which offer for sule low
July 2-ts JOS. B. NOWLIN e. co.
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NO PLANTERS AND MILLEKs-

Il Btoacns Portable Grta MW for Grinding Com,
Wheat and Pas er.-These mills exceed by
any mills in The Stones French Burrs rang
ing in size ON 6 10 80 inches-Prce from $S0 $30Q.
Ono of these Mills. with 80 inch stones may be
operation at the Piedmont Works tgrnds from II
to Is bushel. per hour with less power than is
lured to run ordinary d #. stones.
The attention of the of steam and Water
Saw Mills respectfully called to this mill 1t comes
re dy for mme late ation and occupies space OF
less than #. square.
For Plantation purposes, it is unrivaled. Wiha4
iose power it will grind bushels per hourIt is not
liable to get out of order is easily transported and can
be managed by ordinary plantation hands.
On hand and for sale at the
PIEDMONT WORKS.
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4 CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
"a pectiully ask a continuance of the patronage
long bestowed upon him, to the concern and in
his come ton he de"ms it proper, to ask all who
Indebted to him forward and settle their nc
cunts without delay
There many claims of long sanding, which must
lose up, and il is expected thu, all who know them
selves be indebted will pay attention this notice.
jar 8ls =. DIUGUlD
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WANTED TO HlRE.-rhe sub,crh.,.
w wish to hire for their work the Va & Tenn
railroad, in the Mountain region of Va. a 1umber n
slrong and boys, for which liberal hire will be mid
They have had long experience in the management a
negroes, and themselves large owners. Hired n,
groes will receive the in every e.ne
that they give their One Of can -, seen il
Lynchburg an, time till the 10Th of January a, In
Washington Hotel, at McCorke Simpson & am.
Or at Mcdaniel & Hurts. They will also buy meo and
boys. SCOTT & ADAMS
dec d dncfs
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HEneisINGS-

HE1eRINGS-
Il 25 bbs. No. /, Cut Herrings, new,
Is " Gross '
30 half bbls, No Family Roe Herlings,
Just received and for sale by
August 5 Is Lee & JOHNSON.
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PHILIP w. PAYNE,
Dealer in Fancy Il staple Dry Goods,
Al AIN Street Lynohburg Virgnia, corner Store u
VI Curie's new building, formerly known Kye'-
begs leave call the attentng of his friends and
the public his large and desirable stock of Spring and
Summer goods embracing every article usually KEPT ri
the dry goods line, which will be offered term.
which cannot ia, to please all who may good
goods low prices HIS friends and the public
uestIy rrques ed to call and examine his Stock il Il
afford him very much pleasure to exhibit it.
AZ 19-ts
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Daguerreotypes. Daguerreotypes!,

DaguerreOtypes!.
nSBORN, the great Southern Daguerrean Artist
" would respectfully call the attention Of the citizen,
Of Lynchburg ard vicinity, to his Gold ename2ed Pre-
Flesh COtored Daguerreotyes, that have been adj
m,ed much the past year. Mr.. Osborn has been Ia
great and troube to procure an instrument
Superior 10 any before knoma and he will Guarantee
better kenesses oil children than have been taken
before, and in half the time any other artist requires
Come and see. Price from 81 to 500.
A. WASHINGTON OSBORN,
Sign Of The fags Of all Nations
apI5-d&c6m l72 Main 81. Richmond Va
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MAY l8-ts
NEW LINE sTAGEs-For

Al EW LINE OF STAGES-For Buehan.
~ an, Dibrells g. White Snlrhur Springs i he trav-
cling community ire informed that the above line
now in operation with and splendid Troy Coa' hes
good teams and careful and accommodating drivers.
Passengers for this line will leave Ly1chburg, daily
cars for Bufords De,nt tho, hy stage * mies over
fine road to Buchanan by 81 cock-rest all night and
mex morning at o'clock by Parish & Co.'s line and Dr.
rive at Dibrers Springs Breakfast and the White
Sulphur early the same evening.
Returning, leave the White SULPHUR daily, undays
excepted, and arrive Buchanan the evening by
dark and leave morning for Buford's Depand
arrive il Lynchburg by lOA.M
burg; in Buchanan at Da ST.. Hotel or Haneys Hotel.
Fare between iynohburg and Buchanan, Only 50 Run
ing time 81 hours THE PROPRfETORS,
july 2S-ts
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NOTICE The undersigned have this day pu,.
y chased n C. Taiaferro's interest in the concern
OF Echols Pryor ralaferro. the business hereto
tore, will In future he conducted under the stye
firm of ECHOLS & PRYOR, who alone are authorized
TO use the name of the former concern in winding IN
They solicit continuance of the patronage of their
friends and the public generally
r. J. ECHOLS
aug DTS W. II. PRYOR
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MIsC.LLANE0Us.

N OR II ANT TO FARMCU.
Gardeners. Florists, incorporated Compon,e. Is.
njaetnrers. Artizans, Protessionaf Men MerL,,, d
others-The Pump and Fire Env;..a a
cOsnbined.-RightSe Secured By United So ~,
fers-Pafent.-ALL lSFRIrGEMEkTs WILL AZ Pee
ran BY Law. This is the most valuable nv.a,i'ee
the ages and Without which manufactures nohl;s ~
fees, hotels and private dwellings, are incompl.,s i
comparatively insecure. With this cheap and .gt
Fire Engine. the Farmer is perfectly independent IS M
unaccommodating insurance companies and ca al a.,
.lefance the ncendiary. 'a
RECOMMENDATIONS
We have in use Mr.. r. Drifting CHAM MITCHELL pr,u,
MD ENGINE, and esteem them most vauaLl
rendage great convenience and an efic:en, M, ap
ion against fire. r''
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
r. b. TYLER, do
DR.. ROYSTER, Huguenot Spring.
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Farmville
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buckingham
r. J. GAINES, Charlottee.
The Pump can be seen in at DR.. VIM s. Nor;,
Dugud's foundry, and at many other places in Lvnl
I'urg all of whom approve their utility and l..f5
The Pump can be seen in Ricl mond at L. Va
dice They warranted r. -'ork well for one vo,
II NOTlCE.-All persU.. buying o ,lline H.
shove articles are responsible to me for it. Wv
R.BRITTTNGHAM MITCHELL
march 22-dly Proprie,o