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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-21
Correspondence ofMe Journal Of Commerce.
From W. & J. brown u Co.

LivERFooL March 10.
The Cotton Market is fiat. Tue duty on
Wheat and Flour remains at The lowest point,
buI is likely 10 be higher in week or two, and
msy p, ohably ia month or six weeks rise to
1OsSd per or. + Iour has been IN demand and
pretty extensive sales were made the past week
a, 37n3Ss for n. York and Philadelphia, 1856 "a
39s Tor Western Canal, but the article Is sgHn
dull aud hus deciued to 36G37s6d duty pad.
Prime Am. Wheat los6da lOsod per sDbs. We
so d small tot OF unusuaIly prime white Wheat
today ntl ls3d, but there Is not perhaps any
other 10, ia the market which would bring lis.
March lS.-No change III Cotton. Flour
duh al 37sa37 cd for Philadelphia and New
York. duty paid, and we believe that 35s ea"not
be had for Western Canal,
March l9.-rhe Corn Market has been very
dull to-day.
Circular Of Cearns. Crary s. Co. QorMc month }
LIVERPOOL. I'm March, 1881.
The Corn market is less lively Of late than
il has been tor some time previously, aud pr-
ces have given way slightly. The duty con
iinues al the lowest point this week, aud wa
probably do so several weeks longer. as the
las, weeks average is 72s. a., and one oil only
OBS. 100. would ufice TO preserve The aggrt-
gate averages for the s'x weeks al JOS. aud
consequently the minimum duty.
Some business has been done in American
Flour at 3Ss per br for Western Canal, 37s
,or PbiIadelphia and New Yors, ami but little
of Virginia al 36s per brl. all duly paij.
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5000 DOLLARS.
furtho proceedings Of OH Virginia
Dismal Swamp Lottery.
Yrustee's BALE OF Wand

1b) virtue Of n deed ~ rust, vaecn,ed IN ,,s
- and Richard s Eli, by John Ware. Sen.
orafng d'e on I'll" 9th day Of April. 1897.
aud OF record IN ibs County Court Of Amher,,
W. viii on The 2Slh day Of May, 1881. on ,hs
premises, sol by way Of pubo euciion. a Ger,
in'n tract OF parcel Of Land, with = spnur,,.
names, containing $50 acre.. more or less. ali.
na'th 10 The eouniy Of Amherst. adjoining the
lands Of David S. Gar land, il being the san.
.,ucl that was conveyed 10 he said John War,
Sen. by john LUSH
Terms OF Sale-One third Of the purcLa.e
money w'li To required IN hand. aud for the 70.
sidar, credit oi IL mouths will be given. ,b,.
purchaser PivI1g bond with approved personal
"enrlty, and deed of ,,usi ou tho land ,,seIf
10 secure The pay otnt hefcot.
lbeirlc TO til. land Is believed TO he good.
but acting ms trustees we vii only tonyey such
title Thereto rs Is yesled in US by the deed I'D
uUsl Aforesaid.
EDMUND WINSTON.
WILLIAM AKMioIEAD.
al q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-21

To Alfred Robertson. Robert Robert
son. Harriet Robertson and Arehi-
bald Robertson
K>AkE NOTICE. That shall, on Monday
l. he 93rd day Of inert month, (May,) al NE
7drern house Of biiiidm fetb, IN the town Of
Liberty, Bedford County. proeted 10 take he
g1iddr,is Of Capt Joseph Slaughter aud Others,
10 be read as er,dfnes III The ir,ai Of u suit. nor
depending ~ The County Court Of Bedford IN
Chdneey, IN rhieh lam plaintiff and you are
defendants. Your o6ediem gtrrnnt
WILLIAM 4. ROBERTSON
.1prit2i DE
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Teen 10 power, NC know not what NC Gil II be
Il %r ~ers placed in thai unenyisb'e prediea
ment--but we are certainly hot disposed IN he
elas'ed among the Nulhfyefs We presume
N'ah's Certificate IS good and we shall there
lore hereafter claim TO be cGiiaiea with " The
Republican party
~ The Washington Telegraph is iahotng
sc.s hard to prove thu, Amos Kendall and 7
/ Blair. the " imported Editor Of the Globe.
"ete privy 20 the bargain" betveen Messr'.
Adams aud Clay. What nesll
Nep farsntiOn.-John Will, Esq OF this
place exhibited TO Us a few days ago, very in
genions and at the same time very simple
place of Mechanism. which he hns recently in.
vented. II is the plan ola sac MIL which,
by the application of a balance power. may be
worked by force much less than las
heretofore been found accessory. Two saws
are kept In constant action by the application
necessary 10 keep one in operalion--and ,he
motion OF the saws is 81 uniform and siendy ms
10 admit OF being worked by horso os we'll AS
sieam and water power. IL Is his intention 10
take on, patent Immediately. II it should
turn out 10 he as valuable when r,sd, as from
the miniature exhibition. we think IL will be,
il cannot fail TO be an inappreciable scquisii io~
TO those sections OF country where water is
scarce and timber abundant.
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WARDS OFFICE,

WARDS OFFICE, I
April Olaf, 1881. !
Drawing Of the Dismal swamp Lottery, 18th
class, for 1891,
10 59 % II 55 81 % 10 %
Renew your prizes in the Delaware and
North Carolina Lo terry, the drawing OF which
will be received on saturday ne1t or in the
Dismal Swamp Lottery. which draws TO
MORROW. in Richmond, aud the drawing re-
cewed on Tuesday ueAi, at -
WARDS OFFICE.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, Anil IA.

TIE MARKET The general sentiment
is, that the news 10 day is quite favorable 10
flour and breuh.sluiIS generally. What the effect
will be is not yet determined. The arrival Of
the Hlhernia in so short passage, proves that
IA favorable cuir.n, had sprung up on The At
an,ic. The arrival Of the shps which ate nov
due would have a very good efest on business.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-21

NVrOTlCE.-l find IN the Virginiao of the
III lltb, an advertisement, signed by Eliza
beth Alexander, thAi she executed bond 10
Chnkin Bear, witnessed by Edward Clark,
aud LOT, N my hands Tor collection. All this II.
true, but the Lady is mistaken. She always
prom. ed to pay the balance. un,,l i, was put
INTO the Officers hands ior collection.
GEORGE BOYD.
April q IT.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

ME SnbscriIer ioH opena Schoof on Mon
day The I'd dayof May ensuing, for he
taiiion Of Children, in The small b,ick hou,e, on
Muin-Street, Immediately beioiO The house oeeu-
Pisd BY Mr.. Darid hafker, and nearly oppentt
The Prssbyerio" Church. Terms Of 1niion
HiH ts light DoRdrSJ for he session Of 8 months.
MARIA PICTOR.
Z. 8. She ,ViH also fea1h Painting on PaD,r
Veiret or Satin. NJ j..
Aprd2l, 81
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Antil2I
ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES
OF
snANG Z GOODS.

/tliIE subscribers are pleased IN announcing
= In their friends aud customers, AMI PAT.
liculatly 10 thu Ls',m., u recent arrival oil
SPLENDID FANCY GOODS, n p"rt oil
Yh,.h are as follows, viz
Q pieces splendid fancy cold Gro de Nap
sup. black Italian Lu.ripg
2 cup. Gae Engl'.h do. a ntD article
Esifn sup. English hlhok satin. for La
d,rs' Dresses. d.cidtdly superior TO an,
we have heretofore offered
q most splendid Mandarin silks. 4 = The
Ladies arc NV ted 10 call snd look M
them
. splendid o'gundy painted Mu'lins
sopr eAdiianopie do do
DO French painted Bntise
2 DO do do. SOLID color
q I'll spotted Muslin. beaalitni article
10 Callcoes, new patle'ns, anu certainty
handsomer ,hun any ever oiie,ed IN
this market
A splendid assortment Of G,nghams, every 90
Tor aud style TIM, viii be asked tor
besides 10 pieces Eug Dnm"sh. solid
mink, n new aud fashionable a'hole, o.
vii be sold low
9pieces supe'tiy beautiful Grape Lest Lon
ScaIis
7 Do do do handsomely Lmbrod'd
dog most elegan, Neck do
IA DO do smali-~chenp
sup. Decoupe D,ess Shawls, new style
sup fancy GauLe do. beautiful eolors,
cheap
IRIS Crane do. Embroidered--ihe Pret
test ever Brought 10 his market
2 sulendid Popehns do. anew article
. boxs. elegant Ganse Bonne. Ribbons
2 splendii thick do
2 DO Cap do
90 pieces most splendid Belt Ribbons, new
patterns
doz, do do do--.legnnt
Linen Cambria cold bordered ildks.
2 DO do plain do do
6 Bishop Lawn du--a beautiful L. cheap
article
! case splendid Parasols, large axe. good
o pieces real Spi,teheld Hdkls. for gentle
mems use
lo pieces splendid cord Marseilles VesIing
o super 6g'd aud chaneeahIc silk do
III Gentlemen IRE invited 10 Coll aud
EXAMINE them
! case sup. lash Lien, soft finish
8 pieces earn Sup. do---ihe hass ever bro'gi
to ih,s matket
Q pieces sup. grey Mefino Cashmere, for
gentlemens summer ~ear--a new
beautiful article
Q sup. black Princetta
. Whi'e Linen Drliug-sery bes,
9 sup. blaoH Crc"ss,sns
| sup BG Sateen
9 ssp VIII c DO
8 Spotted Linen Drilling
@ PLAIN do do--eheap
Cotton Cassimeres and other fancy stripes
4 doz. eiegHn, fancy coioIeh cravnts
Q "A lnch Jet Black Italian do.
% Is ,nnet Paitern--Sntn straw
! case SUE. DunslAbIe BonneB
4 boxes sap. Drab Fur Has, large Or m1 and
fashionable shape
boxes sup. fashionable black do
8 trunks Piunella Shoes
! hlniocco do
GsnilemeR's Sealskiu Pumps
do Morocco do
coo pieces lowered paper, beautiful patterns
and colors. cheap
DO handsome bordering do
IL fenms Foolscsp paper
fne Letter do
z sup Hose do do
sup. Lemon do do. beautiful
KYLE X BORLAND.
April q Is
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GauZe anA Grave NAkfa.

8ddk Ten Grape neck iidkb,
q EAlra Cue Gaur+ do
= briendiI Neck ScaiG
l.'nen Cambria lldkfs. plain and c.l'J bo,der.
lrrh Lt"rm and Linen Gambfics. very fms
Gcntlemcn's Summer Wear.
pieces Ermioaus fof r.ntaloon,
Grape CamleI, do
Ezra foe black French Bombasine
Fashionable green do
Oh Real German Naukeep.
D,ogbeds aud lish D0ulss
II, cold Mar'eles and Valencia yeuio,.
D cases Mems Gue black and whiI. ~.
Hat', fashionable share, w
l" addition 10 the above assortment. he 81,
poets III lew day Ia receive ia,tb.r s,,.,,,...
Of Fancy Goods, which he will all
'"," .,,a GRIEF D. TATE.
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LMis Rock, Ark March 2.
p,ooDy AND FATAL CONFLICT.

,a.,,Icuan from Chcot county, has COM
,,,,cat.d TO us the following particulars OF a
!, -n.,a,e and fatal recount.r, which has few
'arsIl.ls m the annals Of savage warfare. On
,ha ION Of February, an alteration took
,I,c. -, n honse in that county, near Old river
ahs n.,v..n Jefferson Pryor aud two broth
-. NV tl,e name James and Stephen Terrell
H. ~. course of The quarrel, Pryor struck one
- ,,c E,lrells w,iii has list, Oh WHICH both OF
10 Eerrcll- rushed ON INN with their knives
pt,rr drnMing a KNIFE, drfended himself n
..,ns, ,heir attack. aud ve'y soon gave oae OF
-, stab. mhpn ended hi, career almot
tntly. The light was thee continued by
rho s,rylyiag Ferrell. who gave Pryor NOR
All srah on when The Wounded Iuau, collect
,,e all ms tenihInine strength iIdnged bis
8ie ,dy Knife info the heart vi his antagonist
Vaen b0ih tel morally wounded. FsrIel,
fired an y few miuu.es alter III conflict
gnjed, aud Pryor survived his Antagonist
,rss than had An h ,ut. There VAS bot one
p9son tenaleJ present. during the rencoun.
lfr. winch ,as'cd bu, few nIuutrs.
oar M rmans happened on the spot 10
:, III Al an hour g. gr Ibe close al the con-
III. l. aud lutte WITNESSED The s,iiltaed corp.
- oi aus ilrec combatanis. all covered
via bod aud ll.ir bodies nnosi hoiIibIy
piI,I,atra. Inc dc, etsed were al sins IL
mra. aud have therefore lett Dei.lrr wives
p,t ,ulldrrn 10 suffer by thea rash aud ptemd.
We eud.
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sUPERGOR CASTOR on.

s"osc'ibri ~ tbs day receiving nm
a"''''onal supply oil the most superior cold
poWh I'M aicdn Castor OIL which !. for AL.
ny Tue bafrel OF gallon. or IL hotties of vsr,o,,s
a. ,,,. howell DAVIES.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
REVIEW
or the Lynchburg Markets,
Corrected for the Firginian, 6y
Thomas A HoLcOMBE aud RICHARD TYRE
Commission Merchants.

Corrected for the Tugtnian by
Thomas A, HoLCOMBE aud RICHARD TYRrE,
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices II passed Iobuc-
co, from o a5 to 10 70
Inferior 10 common, No 10 4 Oh
Common toeood, 4 O0to g "
Good to Gnc, 5 OOio 7 81
Strips, ) 30 To W
Refused, z U0to2 rs
Inspected the pns' week 229 hhds of passed
tobacco IL hhds refused total 276
Good oidtobaceo is in fair demand al mode
ydie prices say good crops t0H sell from 81 SO
bncco is scarce aud uten shtipn sells very high
First rate hogshtads FeH rtudiiy G 500 Sll,
Ne undersidnd rrcounts haue been reetiysd from
Europe do.on 10 The both Of Much. No notice
tdkct Of tobacco, and 40 stir an the article
Flour hat riss1 10 IS shtAiugs per 6arrei, aud
20o, GOO barrels are sad 10 hare been Mr0un on
The market IN Liverpool an one day. THIS cous.
ed a decline Of i; Cd. per 6ar,e The duty on
-four Is no0 a! he topest rate. 4 great baHte
is reported 10 hare taken place beiuetn The
Poles and Rasssdas and erery state Of Europe
seems 10 be III agitation, general udr is looked
for. I'VE mould again say 10 our friends aud
customers wtth The prospect before you 10 cartat
your totGece cIef aid MAKE more gram.
Flour, so 81
Wheat 20
Corn. 3 20
Nbiskey "a
Hemp, oU TO 90
Bacon o 10
Corn Meal, % to 90
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N6NE " III sell. at very reduced prices,
w plain und figured Swiss Mu'lios. plan
and fig'd Book do. Jackonets aud CamOIlcs.
" ] he Ladies' are invited 10 call.
KYLE .. BOHLAND.
April II Is
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do Navarino, black, white aud
RIBBONS.
A handsome as,o ,inent oil Summer Ponnets
add Cap Ribbons
10 pieces Nankeen Grape
pieces pongus
10 dozen Ladie, black aud white Silk Hose
30 do do do do do
80 do Ladies' Cloves
20 pieces black Bombazelts
do 40 French BJmtaziue
Every variety OF Silk and Cotton Handker
chiefs
Cloths, Cassimeres, &c.
pieces Steel mixed Cloths
Pieces Indigo blue do
pieces olives do
pieces splendid fashionable brown
pieces black imperial summer Cloth. n new
aud splen nj article ior Gent lemens wear
pieces merino Cashmere
pieces Indigo blue do
pieces drab do
.op,eces fashionable Marseilles. Valencin and
SILK Visiting
White and coored Clavafs
Black Italian Cravats
5000 lbs. Cotton Urn
Blue Yarn
WITH large and general assortment Of
H1RDWARE, GROCERIES,, &c.
April 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-21

Important Foreign NeCs We are indebted
to the k''dness Of gentlemen in this place for
lhe opportunity of laying before our readers
This morning the important foreign news
brought by the last ARRIVAL from Europe. In
Consequence of tho allure OF our Northern
mail on Monday evening, no papers we're re-
csIved. until tuesday evening, when ooly two
New York papers, forwarded from Richmond,
we're received mere, aud politely loaned to US
We have neither time Il II room TO make COM.
menis.
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TT The New York Courier says, that " fed
ersl,s,s are nuiliyers out of power, aud con-
so,;da,ionis,s while in" This test is LAID down
10 try MIR. Calhoun by-and II proves conclu'
s;velv tha, Mr.. Calhoun is a fsderalist. Is Il
not astonishing that III. Republican party,
hin, V;.e president? IL the Courier's test
be the rue one, however, many oil the " co"'''
ion.n ourselves included, will be cleansed 'ro"
III. impu,a,iou Of notwithstanding ns'e'
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Cure for Con,umpttOn-We give place to
"e following communication with much plea
SUE. Mr.. White, The gentleman whose s'goa-
'0'eH attached 10 II, Is well known 10 the
community, and the Utmost lance can be
IAced upon aay statement made by him. The
uto'ery,t, alter being fairly tested, II shall
S' iound ehcacious in other instances, Is trr-
Easaluabl. ON, and is VIII worthy OF the al
"r'o" OF medical men. ~ Y. Com. Adr.
zone Editors Of The Commercial ddeertiser.
o'ens a" stated IN your paper lew weeks
.."'e, uia' 'nhallng tue fumes of miro acid had
IVY" found TO cure the consumption, at my
e.e'"on and reqiest, a worthy and inielh.
s% wan Who bss been ioi two years past IN
s"m'y, has within the lat eight days g.
,''ai' AS no directions accompanied
If. "'icf, Tie following course WAS adopted ::
tat handkerchief, one end Of which res
o. y" me head, he other LETT TO fall down
in !, ''e oreas', he held glass tumblef, having
hraa,, aoou' traspoonful of the acid, and
h,,n'' me fumes, thus prevented by the
lnnr 'uiei rom escaping, abodt half an
,ecta lime, thee hours per day. Tue ei-
ob,,;'a oeen to relieve him entirely from an
xbich cough Of many years .iaading, aud
eomn, WI Tue last two months, has been &C.
filmed leu win all the symptoms OF a con,
scen,a' anu tap'u consumption all which have
with ,ba "s'o present appearances, disappeared
may n," .o"sh. How permanent this relief
bofnmn Nv, Tine mast .how.-Ihu others la
early oo a'uer Tue llAe affection may be put in
hspe tn .,se"'on Of the above fact, and with a
cmmra'." ei may he found ,hereirom, This
toa abovs ~. Is made by request oi the pei
'e'srred 10. Yours,
M p, j.. WHITE.
nputh, s,t tae gas can only be breathed a, the
wv Keen ~ ~ prevent the eyes neing Affected
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LYNCHBURG. APRIL 81. 1881.
Extract q a Hitter 10 The Ediiors- dpted

IL oHaeHp. Aptii I'm, 1881.
The Judieiar, Bill has dnally pass ell both
bran ches OF the Legislature, and is now the law
OF the ihnd.-l' Is on the one Judge principle.
a' contrhdistingnished from The double Judge
system be State is divided into ten judicial d,s.
hlcis. each district into two circuits, l. 10 each
circuit one Judge IS assigned, ~ qu.ritg the:, d.
for twenty Judges
Yesterday, the election Of Judges commen-
ced.-lhe hlst cont st was warm ~ animated
between the friends of Cen. Rob. b. lay Tor
and Judge Parker. Taylor was elected by
one vott.-i' is proper thar should remark
mat fh4' election Is no evidence OF the staudmg
oil Judge Parker. Many Of his friends voted
againsl him, on the ground that he would pre-
Ter 10 be assigned 10 tie Winchester district,
III which he now resides. and where most OF
his property lies.--l entertain no douh, that be
Will I've elected for that district Judge May
was then elected "ithou, opposition. II BEN z
then dark, the Honse adjourned. aud will re-
sumo the elections atty O'clock tomorrow
mornng.
Nothing is now to be done but 10 elect the
Judges. that will be finished by Tuesday
evening, and then the long wished tor and hap
py hour for TIE adjournnent u the Legislature
Will have come
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~ ROCERIES: China, Glass, Liverpool,
. Ware. iIonmongery, Cutlery; Looking
Glasses, Boiling Ciotbs--of each OF these we
have good stocks which we can sell low.
MCKEE L. MEEM.
April i8 2w.t
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letter from 81 Pe'essburgh, published in
ae New York Mel Camille Advertiser, announ.
esihs sale arrival there Of tho Russian OH cers
9fls inn erial Navy. who we're on board tn.
fNvete Kensingon. when she was dismasted
hN lal in the u al strsam. These gentlemen
e,also lhe Russian minister who was on board
at'e carried hack 10 NV York, it will be re-
elected. by vessel belonging TO Mr.. Bun
ia"sof tnu, ciiy--Nlr. b. declining to receive
any enumeration tor the delay which the
aoasg back ui MS vessel had occasroned.
I'VE dsmt rested and praisewo,,hy coaducl OF
"f B II appears II ON the letter. has made q
tfars impression on tbs Emperor, who has
gwen oraers Ms Is reported, Tor the greatest
ir'srr,,o be prepared for Mr.. Burrows, that
hase 'es crossed ihe Atanti fIom Sny mon
arch.
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W The Legislature OF New York have pas
sed. by vote Of 73 to 81, resolutions protest
ing against The re-charterins OF the United
States Bank. We are glad to see Mr.. Van Blu
rem take this decided s'Aud
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..liract Of a letter froa. Washington, d. C.
I-Jls.atM al Il Nh.-lhere has been no
,be excnen,en III this community within q
CIV days pa,., especla ly amoog the Houan ,sts,
sr.ug tr"m Ihe rem Ell ,pement oil II pr,nci-
bm sam, SISTER Ger!fude,) IRON the Nunnery
A Geotgutow.. Inis event occurred GA IhuIs-
dry la't-
S,i.r Gertrude was the chief inslructress
oil the academy M tue institution, pnd upon
whom its prosperity chiefly depended, and her
deserliun may happily operate 10 check ITS suc-
cess and open The eyes vi Professionals at least
10 the danger oil conhd .nG their Daughters 10
hands, where every arr a"d alurement is used
10 destroy tier III oIestant attachments and to
entauge them in the evil. oil IA profession which
attaches 10 itself just enough oil the s.mbance
'uf r. !e ION iU cast IA shade oyci rs multiplied
spDerstlons and ldoinirks.
iteg say it Mas mortified ambition that
p,ompled The act oil tnis lapsed sister. Be Il
80.
The eIopement v as made in broad day light
.!ui IA niguiA, aud the unhappy victim OF AT
pels.tlon lound retsge in The family OF Gen
,ah Ness, the Mayor vi tins CITY, whose lady
+, hgst COUSIN et Sister Grtt,ud,
iinherio she has resisted all entreaiies to re-
an, and will no doubt suLlin1e firm IN her
purpose.
llaipy fot this amiable and pious lady il is,
lat irqHisttiOns y san Dehilos, and Autos Ia
H. ar hct Iashonahie nn thIs si.e ,hr wIde
s,Atsis Of She might he blessed "Iih an earlier
IsoalaiIJu hence tnap she dp,ires
EpiScOpat Recorder.
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<tttiE subscribers are pleased IN Announcing
= In their friends aud customers, and pat.
liculatly 10 the badr-. u rsoen, arrival oil
SPLENDID FANCY GOODS, par, OF
winch arc rs follows, viz
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Ter 80
|,Ia.ed
,oibS,
\, Sa'
ed by
step
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1" IN The mida Of life zee IRE in death The
Arkansas Gazette announces that LIent. Muir
ny, oil the u, 5. Army, was recently KILLED :
Ca0loumeul Gibson, ny being thrown tIom
his horse.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-20
AN ACT.

To explain act, entitled act concerning lssd
,oI -paymen' o. hSes and making disposition Of
lands 80 delinquent, and Occuain echeaed lands, for the
eneh Of Etua and bona de holders thereof giants
'"n VIC Oonmon"eaIlh passed at the present Of
htsembly.-Passod April 9Th, 1891
whereas doubts say upon tho consuUciisn Of the
h'enh ana me twonte'h sections ~ the passed
we present. session oi Assembly, entitled concerning
snn d'nquen Tor non payment NJ taxes and making d.po
oh Of certain lands 50 delinquent and Of certain
and', o the bcneht 81 actual holders thereof
under giants from the Commonwealth for TemsvIsE such
douo'' aud explaining clearly the INTENT lng
AMI erect oi tho SAID sections Of the sst rsctsd
be declared and snscted That all the provisions ths
'n ~ Tsched act contained, which, by 18Th section
are intended and declared extend lands
originally granted under the act passed the May session
~ seventeen bundled aud seventy snied "an
establishing land office, and ming the and
Of granting waste and Unppropuated lands" and the
subsequent soW on tho subject aud shall h, appcs
bic also, and applied and extended lands lying
tern Of the Commonwealth that may have been graot
81 hsfor, the passing Of the Said Of May session.