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Reply of Iucian J. Eastin.

CHILLICoTHE. MO-, sept. ~, Aooo.
Mr.. FRED. EMORY, Chairman OF Comnittee,
near Sir The letter from yourself and
o,he, :. making certain inquiries concerning
the course of Stephen A. Douglas, in regard
to the Lecompton Constitution, has been re-
ceiyed. In reply, have to state
THAT was a member of the Lecompton
constitutional Convention. There was at one
time a msiority of its members opposed to
80, snhnission of that instrument to the
people. 1t is useless to go into detail Of the
,.easons that influenced them. Suffice it to
say, they justified themselves on the ground
nize the laws, and they were determined now,
K. =, question. a considerable feeling had
GOTTEN up between the Observation-Disclosures and
those IN favor of submission. About this
time. John Calhoun, President Of the Con-
yention, and the known friend Of Mr.. Douglas
declared 10 me and others, that he was au'
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

CIANCERY NOTICE.
InC Of sidsC County ad
COUNTY. oberT erm,1S
all e~oiscr rRucga ~Jaoo
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oepES. RILEY COUNTY, K T., Sep. Is, 1860:
Nessrs. FRED. EMORY, W. G. MATTHIAS and
others Gentlemen lin reply to your circu-
lar dated 18th inst, / have to make the
following statement
. Having been sent from this county as
member of the Lecompton Constitutional
Convention, attended its first meeting. The
Question of submitting the Constitution to
the people was at once privately discussed,
and I am satisfied that majority OF the
members were opposed to such course, but
before any vote was taken upon this point an
adjournment was had, and / was absent for
a few DAYS after the reassembling of the Con-
vention.
Soon after my arrival the question of sub
mission was again talked about. John Call
boun. President of the Convention, approached
me with the remark that he understood that
7 was in favor of submitting the Constr
tuition to the people / told him was. de
then invited me to a conference OF those
evor;np that measure, at his room, in the
evening. | attended the caucus, but when
the plan of partial submission, the plan finally
adopted. was advocated and generally sus-
famed. / informed them that l could not
support such plan, and Withdrew.
The question next arose in the Convention,
and when the plan of partial submission was
On the floor, | offered as an amendment that
the whole Constitution should be submitted,
and that the ballots, instead Of reading For
the Constitution with slavery" and For the
Constitution without slavery" should read
a For the Constitution" and Against the
Constitution" and, in support of my amend
ment, denounced the dodge submission, !"
as termed it. saying that no friend Of the
Union, nor true Democrat, could support
what was cheat and swindle, designed to
split the Union, and that no statesman Of any
foresight could counteance it, and that Con-
gess could not approve it, but spurn it.
Mr.. Calhoun again invited me, with one or
two others, to his room, and, knowing that
was an admirer of the political course and
character Of Mr.. Douglas, he said be wished
to convince me that was mistaken about the
way statesmen regarded the plan OF partial
submission and thereupon read q letter
which purported to be written by Stephen A.
Douglas, and which recommended that pre-
else plan. / merely replied that l might be
deceived as to who are great statesmen, but
| that that letter could not convince me as TO
what was true policy heard that letter
spoken of freely, and frequently aiterward,
and / am satisfied that the plan OF partial
submission would not have been adopted by
the Convention, if it had not been for the IN
| fluence Of that letter. -
Yours truly, y. Ii. MODLL1'
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FOR SALE,

II OFFER for SALE the place on which reside,
4 living one and a half miles west of Jackson, on
the Jackson and Clinton rode, containing two hun
dred and twenty acres. The residence is beauti-
full cottage building, containing seven rooms and
ball. vita gallery in front the nut-buildings con-
sist Of double negro cabins kitchen and DINING
room for servants; good cistsrn, carriage house,
blacksmith shop; two new framed cribs, shielded on
each side, good stabling, sufficient for twelve to
Fifteen head Of horses, stabbling for twelve mich
COWS, with separate stalls from six to seven acres
in an orchard of the finest selection of different
kinds of fruit, viz apples, peaches, pears &c. Just
beginning tho come into bearing; also, never
falling Quantity of stock-water, there are between
fifty and sixty acres Of TIMBER the residue has been
cleared within the last few years. and is IN high
state of cultivation, and conveniently arranged Tor
planting, raising stock, and marketing. ldesire 70
change my business.
Onf LIZ 'Rn-Htf ISACC SHEWALIER.
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rnlE. yours. LUCIAN ]. EAsTIN.
Reply of Green b. Redmon.

LEAvENwoRTH Sept Ia, 1850.
To Fred Emory, ESQ.,. Daniel Sculiy, Esq Hon.
W. G. Matthias, John Henry, Esq, and DIR. L.
Dyer, Committee. dc.
Gentlemen Your favor of the 18th inst.
is Just received, and hasten to reply
/ was a member of the Constitutional Con-
vention that framed and passed the we'll
known Lecompton Constitution.
During the tendency of the proposition to
submit the slavery clause of that instrument
to the people, as it was submitted, l was
shown letter by the Hon. John Calhoun,
addressed to him by Hon. Stephen 4.
Douglas That letter suggested and urged
the plan of submission adopted by that con-
yention, approving the Constitution as then
agreed upon, which had been submitted to
him, and pledging himself to pass the Con-
stitution through Congress, if we would insert
the clause of submission which we did insert.
This letter was declared by General John
Calhoun to embody the entire sentiments OF
Judge S. A. Douglas, and that the entire plan
of the Constitution was suggested in this
letter. and that the plan of submission was
all that was wanting to make the Constitution
emphatically a Douglas measure. On ex-
animation Of the letter, | found in 1T
verifcation of all that General Calhoun had
told me. Up to the time of seeing this letter,
/ had opposed the plan of submission, but IN
view of the pledge of Senator Douglas to put
it through Congress if submitted IN the man
ner it was. then supported the Constitution,
after the adjournment OF the Convention, with
the submission clause and ALL
Shortly after, Senator S. A. Douglas took
position on the Lecompton Constitution. |
met Gen. Calhoun at Leayenworth City, and
referred to Senator Douglas course, and his
letter above referred to. Gen Calhoun, in
reply. said that Judge Douglas had betrayed
us, and If it had been sworn to before he
would not have believed it, until he saw and
read Senator Douglas action in Congress.
/ lived in Illinois seventeen years, was
personally acquainted with Judge S. a.
Douglas, have received great many conf
munications, documents, ETC., from him under
his frank, and am well acquainted with his
handwriting. know the letter alluded to
was the handwriting of Judge S. A. Douglas.
LIST OF MEMBERS ADDRESSED WHO HAVE
NOT ANswERED-W. S. Wells, Shawnee
county, X. T.; Jno, W. Randolph, Riley
county, T. T.; H. w. Forman, Doniphan, X.
T.; j. T. Hereford, Atchison, X. T.; j. L.
Hascall, Atchison, K. T.; Hugh NJ. Moore,
Americas, Ga; W. s. Spicely, Lawrence, X
T.; j. Fl. Danforth, Westport, Mo-; Jesse
Council, Leayenworth comfy, K. T.; j. W.
Martin, independence, Mo-; Daniel Wander
slice, Kennekuk, K. T.; l.. S. Boiling, Kansas
City Cyrus Doln,an, st. Joseph, Mo-; Judge
Rush Gilmore, Tecumsch, X. T.; Samuel J.
Kookegee, Eaton, K. T.; A W. Jones, indie
pendence, No.; VIM. Walker Wyandott,
K. T.
LIST OF OTHER CITIZENS ADDRESSED, WHO
HAVE NOT ANswERED-Andrew j. lsacks, !
City, K. T.; j. w. Whitfield,
Kikapoo, K T.; Oliver Diefendorf, Leaven-
worth City, Z. r.; William ?. Fain, Leaven-
worth City, K. T.; Henry L. Martin, Wash
ington City, D. c.
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New Advertisements,
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HORSE FOR SALE. :

| 4 SADDLE or buggy. horse, so kind that lady
| IA can manage him with ease, years old, win
| be sold cheap for cash, approved note payable
in twelre months, with 10 per cent interest Apply
at this oface. Oct TO '60--ff.
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Residinghear Fair Grour

Ne,c Harmony, Ala, 12th, Aug. 1860.
The Mill (Blandy Portable Steam
Saw performs finely. y So far we have
tried We find no lack of power. have run the
Saw through logs about as large as it would cut,
and never let on near q full head of steam.
ANDREW MCCORD.
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THE GREAT ENGLlS II R Y
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S

Celebrate Femal rms!
Prepared fscna prescription of Sir ]. Clarke,
81. d.
physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is upfaiiing in the cure
of all those painful and dangerous diseases to
which the female constitution is subject. it mod
crates all excess and removes all distractions, and
q speedy cure may be relied on.
To Married Ladies'
it is peculiarly suited. 1t viii, in short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counter
feits.
These Pills should not tetaken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as
hey are sure to bring Miscarriage, bat at Gnyo4er
ims they are SAFE
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pair in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight ex-
ertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Mysteries, and
Whites, these Pills will effect cure when all othe
means have failed, and although powerful reme-
dy do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or any
thing hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
arepackage, which should be cfully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Rochester, N. Y.
E.B.-S1 and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized agent, will insure bottle, containing
yer so pills, by eturn mail.
For sale in Canton by Mercy Bro.
Sold in jackson by j. s. Siser, :. B. Mercy
and C. A. Moore J. C. Lsnier & Co., Vieksburg
]. WRIGHT & CO., New Orleans, Wholesale
Agents.. decl5 So s-w&Wtf
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United States Agricultural Fair Grounds,
Cincinnati, 10th Sept. 1850.
At the United States Agricultural Soeiety's Fair
at Cincinnati, o., 1860, great many persons in
quired of US which of the Portable Steam Saw
Mills on exhibition cut the best lumber. and as we
furnished all the mills with logs and own all the
lumber sawed by EN- while on trial, we must say
that the Blapdy mill made the best lumber and
the committee justly gave it the frst premium.
DAVID PETERS,
JOHN ROSS.
Residinghear Fair Grounds.
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NEW aTIILINERY.

MRS. FLBSSER would cal the attention OF
Gsslthe Ladies to a new and elegant lot Of Velvet
~ Bounets Of all eolOrs; Straw BonBets !;
Childreus' Hats; Feathers and Flowers in great
variety. - t4s-saa
All orders in Millinery or Dress Making win
receive prompt attention and on reasonable terms.
Oct O. IS60-tf
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the
Of
said bill wt hspraS@
,Se.I9B A
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AlaoanfH lnsurGnc0 CoM panyy located 1t Mont .
ASSETS
I'd. The amount Of fts capital stock. eo6,eo0
Sd. The amount ef its capital paid up $4,000
=, The assets Of the Company in
Siasins' ~ ne amour. .a.n :. 1888 81
AP persons 80 80. nsna. .. as.o.. 70 IS
ID. The real estate unincumbered.... none.
80. Bonds and notes owned by the
Company, bearing per cent. in
forest and secured by pledge Of
stock Of, and above par value...- $4,000
Liabtlities.
I y !, @2grlssgs.. 80: . Sore )
9Th. Debts for premiums.
7th. All other seeursl fes. .......
5th. The amonntof liabilities, duo or
not due, to Banks or other creditors,
by the Company.
9th. Losses adjusted and due........
7th. Losses adjusted and not due..
9Th. Losses unsdjugted.
9th. Losses on Insurance waiting for
further proof. ..............s,...
10th. all other claims against tho
Company -. ...................-
1Ith The erAtest amount insured in
any one risk, by the principal oGice
only. .s...s...s ...s.....s.. 10000
18Th. The greatest amount allowed By
the rules Of the Company 10 be in
sured in any one city, town or viii
IaRe, no limit, except Only 900 in
a square, and only 5000 ip any
single risk by Agents.
18th. The greatest atnount allowed to
Agents q insu oSIy = any On. 10000
l4th. The act,of incorporation Of the
Company, enclosed and certified By
Secretary Of State................
STATE OF ALABAMA
CRY or MOETGoMEgY
On the 2lst August, 1860, before one +. d. Led
yar1, Notary Public in and for the Stats Of
Alabama, residing in the city Of Montgomery, daily
commissioned and sworn, personally appeared &.
=. Aeicalf, Secretary Of the Alabama Insurance
Company, and made oath that the foregoing
Statement is true according TO his best knowledge
9B4t% In witness whereof have hereuuto set
1my hand and seal, this 2lst, August, 1850.
y. A. METoALF, Secretary.
Z. d. LEDYGRD, Notary Public.
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MIS- J. RepOrts-Only two complete sets.
M Avg 500 JBM0REY.
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Eureka, Mes, 18th July, 1850.
Ny horse BIandy Engine is doing
well. Also my 20 horse Blandy Engine is doing
we'll too. am well pleased with both. Every
body that sees them work are much pleased with
them JOHN a. MARS.
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Of the Alabama Insurance ComuauT Of
M0uTgOnerys on the list August, $780,
LIST. The dame and looality Of the Company Tbs
Aiabanaf Inrurance Company located AZ Mont :
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sTaRrITNa DIsCLosURRs
rREAcHERY TO ms FRIENDS.
READl READi! READila
Rool OF Dee Assocl.rps LEyEs,vEonrHl

To the People Of The United states.
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.S,lsisa. Mercer Co., Ku, 4th Jlkg, 1880

1Sulsisa, Mercer Co., Ky, 4th July, 1850.
Our (Blandy Portable Steam Saw
Min gives satisfaction. Hundreds Of persons have
been to see it operate and expressed their surprise
at the rapidity with which we make lumber; Some
have timed it in going through a log, and are as
tonished when they find it can run through log
twelve feet long aud two feet in diameter in thirty
seconds. Some have said they would rather have
it than all the Mills in Mercer county put together
and they are not a few. SAML. 1. SHAhF.
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WANTED.
DYa Southern man, with the best South

DY Southern man, with the best Southern
Id testimonials Of character and scholarship,
graduate of one of the best institutions in the
country, and prepared to teach both English and
Classical branches, situation as principal OF an
Academy, or teacher of select school at liberal
salary.
Address L. W. GROVES, Clinton, Miss, specifying
the salary, &c. Oct 10 ,60-wIm.
DLAEK Books-just received by
Id Oct is go, J. B. MoREY.
NOLO Pens-the best, the very best, of, Gold
VI Pens, thisday received by J.B. MORE1.
TDEBBLE Specs-G3ld, Silver and Steal frames,
Il with the best of Scotch and Brazilian Pebble
Glasses, just received by
Oct 16 SO. ]. b. MOREf.
E1NRESH Drugs-are continually arriving at
n OFT I6 '60 J. B. MOREY'S.
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LUMRER FOR SAFE,

III HA LOAN
w F. HUTCHINSON, at Hazlehurst, Copiah Co;
Wv has now on hand large lot of all kinds Of
Lumber which be offers for sale at reasonable prices
all orders sricky attended to in the shortest notice
Apply to me at jackson, r.
Oct IL '60-tf. ALLEN PATRICK, Agent
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VSiopdv.s Portable Steam Saw Mills.
OBTAINED ALL THE
FIRST REMIUMS
AT THE
OHIO STATE FAIRS
FOR 1857, 1858. 81 1859.
and everywhere the
VICTORIOUS CHAMPIONS!!
AND
pREMIJJu Portable STEAM ENGINES
OPERATED SUCCESSFULLY
by the people
For Saving Lumber,
In Mechanics, Shops,
Running Grist Mills,
and
For all manufacturing Purposes
And Plantation and Farm Work generallyi
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Circulars, containing descriptions, prices, de-,
illustrated By engravings with reports Of operators
forwarded to allapplicants.
%" Orders, visits and correspondence solicited.
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AND.T TENNESSEE
~, u ~


PAIL ARRARGEMENT.
an and after Wednesday, September 18th, 1860,
W trains will run daily, Sundays excepted) as
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Address. HGF. BLANDY,
Blandy's Steam Engine Works,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
~ Railroad, Steamboat, and Canal facilities
for tfauspnrs to all parts of the uIited States
from our city.
sgy- when writing to US, please give your adj
dress post-efice town, county, and State; written
very plainly. If reply is not received in due
course of mail, write again, as letters sometimes
,,iscarrv Oct Il '90-w2t.
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BLANDy.s PATENTED PORTABLE,
BLANDY,s STEAM ENGINE WORKS,

FIR ST PR EMF NJ
AT UNITED STATES FAIR, 1860.
BIandy,s Portable Steam Saw Mill again
VictorIous!!
Took the First Premium at the United States air,
held at Cincinnati o., 18th to 10th Sept, 1850, as
the best. simplest easiest to handle, aad fastest
cutting mill. The machinery was operated by only
two hands, and cut 6751z feet lumber out Of two
logs-32 boards, IL feet inches long and 20 inches
nounds, and 9xI6 inch cylinder-making lines
through the log per minute, and neatly 80 feet lum
Der /! a feat never before accomplished by any mill
with single saw.
Competing mills required four hands to operate
them, use &c ponds steam and over, ana some
comnIetely breaking down and having second
trial
RIandr.s Patented Portable Steam En-
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Reply Of Jame. poniphan.

WEsroE, No.. September II, 1860.
20 Messrs. Emory, Matthias, and others:
GESTs: Your catechism Of the 18th Is be-
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AUDITORS orvron,l

aB1tz In witness whereof have hersunto set
my hand add seal, this 2lst, August, 1850
=. A. METoALF, Secretary.
Z. d. LEDYGRD, Notary Public.
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SCHEME.


Tickets CO. Halves tio, gnartors u, EghhS t2S -
Certificate Of Package Of 20 Wha's costs Wv ~
IDo. do. ~ Hslscs..... .......... Ivy ~
do. do. ~ Quarters t..-.+.'.'.' =. -
do. ~ Eglhs. t.........,,.t 81 81
Grand Consolidated Lottery of Del,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
CLASS 10. -.
To in wilmington, D-i saturday March 3lsi isoo
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Union Steamship Company,
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON.
TWICE A WEEK.

Steamer City qf Richmond GArr MIGUEL
1rgibtd. 'N't''-''
-0z~r. COMPRISING this sae and expeditions Line
Il leave Point and Richmond every Monday
and hursay philadelphia every Wednesln, anil sanf
day. thereby offering shippers nj Iynchbg aud ou' "ts
great facilities transportation OF merchandise
THESE with the Boston Lane. "hch leaves
Philadelphia every five days Tobacco" and other merchandise
for osioIi forwarded with despatch, through by steam, Tree
from cominissio,s. aud at moderate rates.
TlID-. WEBSTER, DR., Gen'l Agt philadelphia
W. r. PORTER, Agent City Point.
H. E.TuTrLE, Agent Richmond
4, 'Gu-IiN
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1860. SPRING TRADE. 1860.
E,I.I.ET'T d. WEISIGER,

Manufacturers anl Wholesale Dealers In
Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods,
"a. l6i Main STREET. oPi,oaite ArcAIngs Bank,
RICHMOND, VA.
UAAlS' mad. oNi"nsiN" preparations nre now Offering To
4 al rgtnu North Carolina and 1rnnes
$50, F, which cannot hit sale The hirgeSf md
esap sftA qf N,rtgg dna Summer Goof= got
l market, Tor quality, variety and elegance.
rNc,e All they prk j. look before purchasing
owlrfe. bHprgs sfC,} aud promptly httenit d to-
Mr. J. h. H. Nfmt rlS al MON, MONROE county,
Va In bu-in,a- and viii devote Ia II his salh
IT, -.r,irp~ ILLEIr AZ WEISlGEE.
frh /
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MfsCRnLaNBoUs.

-...zssss Sayings Bank- s..,...
- ss " n iissizs ocsss were elected l0s The
n~ssiss5Ze WsssnnsA
1Is.sswrrr--J. . QpwaA4
1s:,s~s-d Il - w. orsnpsen, Maurice neere.
rssp x wIisss s = n3lsassa A g. H.heost, A. AiHz.a-
IL iss. e.. per s..s .. n ssss.
az l-rr-dis psid al pf'hcaftoa.
lrssa - rsasuru can aiways b found al the En-.
sffsscssrse, March 81, issa tmh isia
NEW GOODS.
WOULD no1t r11pecffai announce ~ my Fends ana 70
trading L, aehba1g. sm naw prepared to veil
lhem GopDs passnabe terns lhe{ c.a ana " me
care hsnA lare tet u Biaske Hats Shoes
Bosss good sock Il Grscie which am desemined
TO cash shen time 10 prompt cusoerA-
Please give ne ~ u - prsdes STREET. ~ v,v.,r,
New Fall Stock.
d FALL AND wiNfER cLoTiING, for gentlemen. The
Isas syes shissahic apparel, 81 the lowest
pc>. fssnd sssaslshpeat No ~ Nam Street
il,u large suppiy ~ acnfh Furnishing Goods which
win Ell my of house In this city Hats Of the ia
Boots shoes o I'll qualities and prices 10 suit Trunks
vas and umbrcllas from The trsi Eastern factories are IN
ekAthAica and win be ssld cheap.
Yoatn and Bays Ouassss in III styles and qualities
ana A. O. Lewis and look Cor our self Our motto h ~ has
buep, ceiling cheap 10 Increase custom
Manufacturer III do we'll b. examine our stack
Of sersantsi Cls,tlae, shseA kc.. 10. scpt 2adts
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New Concern.

-- Now COncern.
VI subscribers have made arrangements 10 contiuGr die
- ~ "o'hS HrslNfSs under the - IpHN T.
- 80 - 3" w. ANA are non offering large stock BRl
"''A "'d VIII IN shot time have a SrElSG
M - NAt ""on-. which they will sell cash. or Il,
F'h pa. nv customers Their accounts will nrrsentud
'' f. h'i "h IA" lNi jui! and lauunr, IN each year
'uh 'h'ir thanks to the patrons Of The late
"'" concern aud viii cnorst OF 10 give satisfaction
IOHN I. DAVIS
'H-'S JAMES /. SCOTT
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T.iWeekly Freight aud Passenger Line
FOR BALTIMORE.

EoIS ioN IL iNioiNi'.
- vT~@~" TIE Powliaan steamboat tumranys steam
GEO. PEABODY, Capt RICHABp PEIreii
aE, BtLNlDERE, Capt. WM krF>E will leave Rich
,nd for Baltimore every 7aeddy TtUr~idy and Nttnrdy
rrUEsINo viii leave baltimore Tor Richmond every 1aesdy
I,tsidD and SftA,daH thereby tnah ing shippers AMI Pas-
scnscrs Ia have opportunity oi communication between the
points every other day.
isy~ Freight received in both places every day.
For Speed aud Comfort, these steamers cqHal II nod
srnr al their class u bc found ia This other
ely. Thea steamers having been nc out with splendid STATE
EnHn Passenger Accommodations r,conlueiId" 10 the
sclng and rigii,hg community the most comfortable,
cheapest and speed! mlr ~ transportation between the two
points.
lhsrs be procured at Office, sInoNac slip opposite
Columbian Hotel The steamers Landing. Rocket.
ID ~ ". ttEklE, Agents Richmond.
sept IDLY j. Bi.ASD f. Jg., No. Light 81 baltimore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20
LOTTERIES
CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERIES ~ DELAWAkE,
Fer March, 1850.
FRANCE. BROADBENTS & CO.. MANAGERS,
WILMINGTON, DELA WARE
LOTTERIES.

TIE Manager the attention Of e pabe 70 the following
Splendid schemss % be drawn In Wilmington Delaware b5
Stats authority.