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to vote as that majority wish. What r.o,;..
have bis political friends to vote Tor h,m9 !.
il not clear. be would, IA tbs case, Be ,rss,.n.'
to their cosse2 Why repeat, will taev sva
port him?-- Why not as well support n.
Armstrong? Again, suppose Colonel I..s.
shall be elected, could be not inned;s,.'
without any dishonest violation Of any ,b;ag
he has said, vote according to his pr;;ue;nl-i
and say, 'the District kTless agas a .LlcIsA
man. 1t has elected me; 1 therefore, hon. i.
highest of ali procf that | am absolved l,o''
all pledges, because the majority has sbew.s
by their vote, am not required to vote 4
opposition to my principles, and to the pol;r,
and principles ofthe administration ~ me-,
not even to inslnuate that Col. Lucas 4 =
pable Of any dishonest sophistry serious
ly declare and do think that if Col Loc,.
elected after his asoscaLs, he will have q 80.
10 vote in support of the admiaistra,;o-
throughout He viii have a right TO hel;.Saa
that the District is of a different poEt;..,
character from that to which he pledgaI
himself to vote on certain questions, invai~
Ing principles variant from his own
ONE OF THE PEOPLE
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET-July %

Eg'm--The lreRsoction in Sppsriiae Fl3m
are luG,.ed, ana safes principally 10 retailers
1t y! Sc 3 90, acro'ding 20 quality snd cor
dnIoo, srles Of our Susqlehanna AZ I IS
The receipts Of Fi0ir continue 20 DC gDgl
aud the stock Vi fresh ,tosad on hand is istt
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CJe 5aacketg.
ALExANDRlA. Aurns. . ne

ALAAANDKIA, AHTust 2, I53t
FLeUR.-Last week, Ike wagon price Of
fresh ground old and new wheat Flour opeo.
ed at "A rs toS5 90, and closed at 90 to 5
0S Sales from stores at 5 06 to LA; asa
considerable second quarter Flour az store
priced at IS.
Yesterday the wagon price of fresh ground
fienr ranged from 90 TO l2A Several
hundred barrels fresh ground Flour, man
uiactuie -.~om cid wheat, were sold from
stores al. 1914
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EJ9LECTION NOUCE,-Notice is here.
81 a by gwen, that an eiection viii he beld
al the court house Of iserkeley county, on
Monday The Sih day OF August nez,, 10
choose one iii person to represent The district
o! Berkeley, Hampshire, Hardy, jefferson,
and Morgan, in the next congress of the u
nited States; and Two I'll persons to represent
The county Of Berkeley in The next house VI
delegates
PHILIP ENB0cSCH,
Sheriff q Be,ketcy county.
July IA, 1891 --te
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taY AESHAL'S Pursuant 10 a do
-YE cTeetal order Of the Superior Court Of
Chancery holden at Winchester, rendered
on The 9Th day OF November 1880, sLese-
an Bethue Middleton is Complainant and 10
seph Henderson and others are defendants
WIN be exposed fer sale, II public aueif0u,
on .iondeg lie oth day Of .l4 us. per:, before
the door OF the court house Of 4jei aeisy
county, the following described IRAC93
Or LIND; one tract containing II acres.
lying On the western drains Of Back Greek.
10 said county, adjoining the lands Of James
Gano sad others, also one other tract, lying
IN said county, on the side Of the Little noun
tains, on the west side Oh Back Greek, ard
adjoining the lands OF Morrow and o.
Tiers, and the same conveyed by the deea.
dant Joseph Henderson to David Henderson
on the sth day Of March, 1898. or SO nuea
thereof as shall be sufficient TO discharge ils
debt and costs due the plaintiff. to be poni-
tel out ~ the said Joseph Henderson, il he
chooses TO 10 So Terms Of sale: one thlrd
OF The pp'chase-money wih be required "a
hand, and the balance in two equal payments
OF sax and twelve months, sith interest ircaa
the day Of sale unpd paid Bonds AID So
r'iflty and deed u trust on The premises
sold, viii be required c! the pun ehase, 70 &
cure the deferred payments. Sale val co-~
nence nj II o'clock, Il IT.
NATHANIEL StbfVEa3. On ~.
,ieiD4 $. MA II, late ...usisal " ~.
June 80, 1891 is
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PelOn upon Ossa--The U. States Gazett,
Of Wednesday, says:
MORE RIJMORS


MORE RUMORS
eve mentioned few days since, the 81,
eulation ola rumor, that an expression was
about to be made --Itcame with yeppenee
and with an overwhelming effect. We ar
now informed, that the address OF MIR. BE,.
RIBS, and the accompanying correspondence.
are but "cakes and custards," as Sancbc was
won't to say TO what is about TO appear.
Thus, bad begins, but worse remaius be.
hind"
4I-The q. S Telegraph Of Saturday ,cen
menting upon the above, obseryes:-
"CoMMENT.-We know not what is ahont
to appear. We presume that al, that ihe
,o'rat will not appear before the meeting Of
Congress; but we know enough TO feel an.
thorized to say, that there are facts YET be.
hind, of much more weighty import than any
taias which have been given to the public
We onot behave that these will appear IN.
til after the meeting of Congress
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80 ouD5ptteS:

Eectiss Sth Of August-CoHGREss.
William Armstrong, Edward Lucas.
ASSEMBLY.
Levi Henshaw, Winian Good.
Chas: Jas: Faulkner.
'ieegeTsoa county Election l5h august.
,9''h . uaiishcr, Edward Fl Fly.
Henry Berry, John Grantaarn.
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To The Editor Of the u s Telegraph.
WAsHINeroY, a3d July, 1881

SiR-In my communication TO the public,
which appeared in the National inteliisencer
or this morning, mentioned that had not
yet heard from Mr.. Branch. to whom had
forwarded copy Of Col johnsons letter
have now to state that, by the mali OF this
morning, received letter from Mr.. Branch,
dated the 2eth ins, in which he says:
You can very well imagine my surprise,
on reading the Colonels Gohnson's) letter,
from what you yourself experienced. My
recolleclions OF the lnterviewNlS most abun
dainty cor-oborate all that you have said"
am, very respectfully, Sir, your obedient
servant
in. MACPHERSON DERRIE.N.
IL. IL. Il, .lo-.rncl,
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e Y + Z Z : : Z Z
EGtract li,em Cor I4miilen's SEeech.

0pressed, as we are, Ia the wall. we have
a rignl 10 sustain ourselves, by hlgn aut,iDrl.
ty whei ever Il is 10 DC found. | have heard
from tie most authentic sources that howe
yer mach our venerable President may con
denn South Carolina Notification, ne j.. in
favor, in fact, Of Notification in the abstract,
and sometimes in the concrete too. For tx
ample, 1t is understood wien the bill WAS be-
fore tbs House OF Representatives oariug the
last session, to repeal the 25tli section OF he
Judiciary Act, IL teas honored ~ his Jagata6te
regard 1he bill for tuis al, you know,
provided .by Act Of Pariia'ut.E,' IN effect, for
standing qualifications, on the part OF the
STATES. OF ibr Acts Of Congress Ike also
sustained as have learnt from equally good
authority the Modification by Georgia. not
only Of the treaties made by toe General 60
yernment, iu pursuance, at least OF the forms
Of the Constitution with the Indians, but as
we we'll know, refused to execute thesa I'rea
ties, and the Acts OF Congress consequent on
them. | have also learnt that ne approved
of The recent Notification by Georgia OF the
citation of the Supreme Court"
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M. Edit0r:--T cannot refrain from stating
the view which strikes me, OF the character
of the approaching election in this District
as it legartls the case of Col Lucas. Before
| do this, would briefly notice passage OF
Communication in your last paper, signed
"B ~ cannot waste time. in any detailed
notice Of that essay-BHt there is marked
reference III it to one Of our citizens, which
an acquaintance of the person alluced to,
takes the liberty TO sean Ii is quite plain
that he is alluded TO. as al aspiFGtt after po-
lItical honor, sotne OF the very honois b SO
earnestly desires for his friend Col Lucas.
For this aspiration OF the gentleman 3 is
pleased to al!ude to, b visits him with his
snecrs Now allowing the truth Of the init
nations Of B., would ask h'm why the per-
son no sneers at. may not with as becoming
humility of self estimation, aspire to toe no
nor of serving Ills fellow citizeRs Us mast of
those, whom u would recommend, What
ever may think, others THINK he has as
good claims to ask the trust and confidence
of the people. as b. can clJim for the gen
teman. whom he so warmly supports IN
saying this, mean no disparagenent 0! Col.
Lucas Ga the contrary / tE.ak, am qalte
courteous 10 l.. and 90 lis friend, when. 10
the case, admit al equett!y OF pretefcIons
But hasten to what apfe nearly concerns
all OF us. Col Lucas declares, that he doe.
not believe, that Congress has power TO IN
pose Jaiiti for any GGug further than re-
genve, and doubts is power 10 make interbai
Improvements Ban notwithstanding thi-
eonriciioa and this doutt be say be Nill vote
for tic prosecution of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal and the Cumberland Road hc
cause he tInaks il would be agreeable 20 lke
wishes and interests Of The District NOW lei
Us marx the state OF tbmgs- Col Lucas 6
views himself jackson Ian and appgnve'
he course and policy Of tae pIcsent adgiss'
.Str4t,on-- ak incn, i he md ija Fo''t'ee'
t,1cgds hsiitye he majority 81 TIC Dls,nr
4ie opposed 10 htu', aAd hc pledges hhi'se!.
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Another disturbance in Paris has been pu
down by the National Guards.
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ga correspondent reFsests US to suggest
to the friends OF Mr. CLAY throughout the
Union--to the members of the National Re
publican Convention, and to the people oil
the United States generally, WILLIAM
WRIT, of Md. as a suitable candidate for
the office of Vice President of the L. States
The Peoples ticket will then be CLAY aud
WIRT: they are worthy the confidence and
support of their fellow citizens, and will
command the respect of all true Americans.
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The best argument that we have seen a
gainst public dionecs." is the fact, that one
has been offered, ia " a.hin ston, to Major
EatouIl-Ib.
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hNfOTiCE.-By virtue of deed Of trust, e.
IN ecuted 10 the subscriber on the 26ih DAY
Of March. 1927, by David krsn'z, aud OF record
IN the Clerks Office Of the county cour Of Bed.
ford, we shall proceed 10 sell Tor cash Mt the
late residence of said Krnntx. on the 2ist dsy
of May next, the following property n certain
tract OF land, lying IN Bedford county. con-
tanning one hundred acres. more or les, al
joing the lands Of Miller Robertson aud others.
~ being the same tract upon which the said
kraDiz lately resided also, one grey horsr,
one grey mare, one roam colt, xix head OF ca
tie, twenty head Of hogs. IN feather beds, bed
sttads aud furniture, two tables, one clock and
case, one walnut Guest, one wainut cupboat d.
one set bstei's tools, and one wheat fan. The
title is believed to be good, bn, acting MS tras.
tees. we shalt convey such title as 10 vested IN
Us " said deed.
ISAAC ADAMS, D.
ALEXANDER WADE, 'u''ee''
April % uids
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FOREIGN NEWS.

I,.orlatf, If true i-in ald'noa 10 the very
...s,s.,oe extracts, which will be found in
o,.e.dpg columns, the papers by the last
ham Mail contain the following para.
.,,ph copied fro" The New Bedford, (Mass }
A,s,..ry, Of April Goth
The brig franklin, S. II. Howlanl. mas
a,,;yed nj this port Yesterday, lett Flush
.',hs 15th Of March France Ind Joined the
n'i.;.a. asainsi the King OF Holland, and the
,,..h General had bern III Brussels tn take
,,,,, Of ,he Untrd Atmies. An order had
,rhed Flushing to pa IL ininediale readt-
" :, hole Of the Dutch Navy. !, wns rn-
I'D and beleved that Alstfin had declared
'sar opni,st France. Captain Ii. brought no
papers,
Th..N Y American, in copying the pre-
aiding paragraph, saws" The latest dates
pr.s.,ls previously received are Of the
ODD March, The distance between Brussels
-, Finishing uight be easily accomplished in
.o,,s. The rumor. therefor , mdg be true
,ho, Frsnce has openly dec AIRED for Belgium :
40, ~. donb,."--For our own pats, we confess
-. have strong confidence IN The truth Of the
amor. H.vmg long believed that a general
WAS ,nev table, and that It would COM
g.ue- in Bsleiu",, ihp lat "dSices from Eu-
,,oc had nothing in item to weaken that op,n-
I'm but, on the contrary, strrns thened 1t. We
..,euo doub shat the great war of opinion
h, sominrncrd---and W. do N II fear lis issus.
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WARD 3 OFFICE, !

WARDS OFFICE, !
April 2stb. 1881. (
Drawn numbers for the Delaware aud North
CaoliD. Lottery 7th Class for 1871
39--7-44 -22-56 -20-43-iI-5t
The following are the uunbe ; drawn for the
Dismal Swamp Lottery. llth class for 1881,
% 43 II 81 "a II 4S 10
Renew your small prizes in the Wpllsbnro
Lottery 6lb class, 10 he drawn TO.MORROU
At kIchneud. coniai"'ng some splendid capi-
tails from 100000 down 10 $I0G aud Ticket,
but SO, for sale in a grent variety Of number,
al WARDS OFFICE,
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William @. Rid. Thsn,ss =. reis.
Administrator of John Reie, 5srs4
Joseph Gadd, Sen. and E5bbft c.
Cutler
ff.AKE NoriCE-That on Tuessay "a.
- 3ist at May neat, between the fas+s a
setting oflhe sun. ~ the dwelling house = 6a-
drew Mctally, in III. county OF otsos. ~
Sin'e Of North Carolina. shall proceed -
take the drrosi''ons Of Andrew McCniIy aud
others. hnd !, no. flushed on tbs, d@y, will
continue from day 10 day unfil committed.
And On Monday the 9th day Of June new. b
tween the r's,ng aud setting Of tbs sun, 1T the
Dwelling house of Nsihsu Williamson. IN tbs
county ot Cssweli and state nj Moth Ca, olins
shalt proceed 10 take tue DISPOSITIONS 81 Ns-
than Williamson, freeman Leah and Azar,ss
Graves. Betsy Barker and others ;and If not
hn shed on that day, will continue from dsy tn
until completed. And that, OF Sa urdsy ihs day
tltb day OF Juus, brtween he rising and SCI
ting al The sun, nj the tavern house OF Msston
Williams, ~ the Town Of Dapvilie and State
Of Virgins, shall proceed 10 take he Deposit
ms vi JAMES Wilder Swin williamson H. others
Aud that. on Tuesday The 2isl OF Junf. between
the rising aud setting ofih sun, sttte store
mousse of William Bell, IN the county OF Bedford
and ) ate OF Virginia. shall proceed 10 take
tho DISPOSITIONS OF Capt John Letf~ich nnd o.
tnsis, AMI IL not finished on that day, u III coo-
i,noe from day 10 day until completed, TO tn
tend rs evidence in a suit In Chancs,y nov
depending IN the Chanerry District Court liol.
den ~ Lynghburg, IN which mn plaintiff and
YOU are defendants wbrn and " bers you my
attend II you ihink proper.
Respectfully. wore,
HENRY, a Ponpo. Son Of Esther
April 2s w4w
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EHESH TEAS, &C.

IMPERIAL aud Gnnpowder Tea
u Family Loaf Sugar
Java sad Green Coffee
Ronch nai.ins IN hall and whole boxes
Figs, Ground Ginger
Lemons aud Oranges
Rec. PIN" Appls Cheese
Pearl Bn ley. Salad OIL
Whit er Pressed Lamp Oil, &c.
For saloby s. AYRE5.
April % IFS
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

,iih Sud,cr.ber mih opend schovf on Mon
1 day Me I'd day Of diay epsalng. Jor hs
education Of Gladden., IN tht small brick houSt on
Nam sired, mime diatety teiow fhs house oee,t.
pisd by M. Darm Haiker, aud ueasty opPeNte
Inc Pr,sby ec'on ChWch. I1ms Of Tuition
wiH be E,ght Dollars for he session of 8 month";
WIRLi IICIOR.
r. S. She wiH also teach Painting on Papee.
neiret or sohn. M
Aprit2 n, VH
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DICcEs, OFFICE. !
AI,rl 2s

DiCGEs OFFICE.
Lynebburg. Anil 2st 1881.
Drdoing Of The Dimai Suamp Loiiery, Class
No -, for 1881.
27--i Id i---34-42-lS-lo
Inc drawing oi tue Union Isn.i l. ,its,, NJ. 3,
vii he 4, ee,sed Ma day Wrlisbn,g Lottery,
No. D, draw, Ia licrnond 90 b ,iday - h ins,.
Capita $50, 900, ~. ~. - Chances fpr sale at
DiGGEo' OFFICE.
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~ OllCE.--CTcumstance. render II nrcrs.
v ssry thai should close my unsettled ac-
counts NJ speedily Al may be. | shall present
'her accounts TO all lbo'e who are in tebed 10
me. and ask those to whom am indebted 10
present theirs. WA. NJ WVES
April % Q,
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ROUND HILL. SCHOOL,
SrAIINION Va

HNHE summer term of his ln'tinion VIII
Il commence IN the 81 day Of May, 0oder
thr npetintsod"ner Of Messn. Yates n Smith
aud will close an the Goth OF September. The
Trustees, grateful for tha extensive patronage
already received, feel great pleasure aud re-
nen Ell confidence in again reesmm" ad,ng his
seminary 60 III. attention " thu public. They
have engaged the srrv,s.s nj Mr.. Bsyiry.a pro
ie.sor ri Music from Europe, n gentleman
who has had much experience aud great sue
cess IN teaching, as h,s testimonials abundHu'-
y show. They have also employed Mss ives
oi New Maven, Con. young lady OF superior
talents aod requirement. To 'nprTin'ea" the
Female Department. 1hsv have spared M
ps,ns or eEpeuse 10 ,endrr the advantages oi
tins seminary equal 10 those Of any institution
IN ihis State. The most particular A,tn'ion
shalt he ps,d 10 spelling, fean,ng aud writing.
Satisfactory testimoninls oi lac liiieai'o". oi
Miss Ives and Nj. Bstley, may be sorn 10y az
nag 10 any one ol us, ~ to one OF ,hef,eaoh-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-28

Claiborne. RiehGrd Pollard and Mej Fiiepai-
rick. are candidates 20 represent the county Of
Nelson In the n. OLD. and tina. Rice " Hood
Hugh Neisoa, and 7hsma' Jefferson Randolph
are candidate. in Albemsrie county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-28

~ The Jackson wen, in Philadrlphis. held
meeting on the 9th inst. az aset-of 10 ihs
late great Cay meeting in ,hst city. the u.
; "sse''s says there we're about 1900 per
sous prrsent-the Philadelphia Inquirer. on
the other hand. says there we're 1000 present
sigH difference. oceasioned by tie differ
ence m the maeniiyius power of their respec =
tive teleacupes-" THAT rs Truth ?"
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MARRIAGE.

MARRIED In Washington, on Tuesday
evening last, Col. K. ". WILLIAMS. Of T~.
Inhassre,t to Miss iEBECCA BkANC ,daugh
ter OF ia. Hon. Jonn Branca, Of North Can oil
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OBITUARY.

DlED-In PARIS, on The 18Th "ltmo, Col.
JAMES SWAMI. formerly oi Boston. lie
had been confined in prison ior debt the last
% years.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-28

Ton oil Inc Secretaries ofState anu VA with lie Tea.
sous asstgsed by Mr.. Van Buren,. gere communicated
TO him. accompanied by significant iHnsndo that il,
""ud be sereeabe tn Are President If Nj n. r,Iee-
tioas "oui lead him u the alopuan of similar step
sun no direct wish to thal effect was exprc,se d. unit
Mr. insham requested that tho specific object Of the
ffesidents Singular commune alton might be made
known 10 MN aud then, the mighty secret which the
fres'dent had smothcrel thirteen DAYS, came forth
The Secretary of the Treasury land We presume the
secretary ofthc Navy also although tho correspondence
between the latter gentleman and tie President ha, moi
yet been puhsied was requested to resign Had lhis
grand design failed, the public would never have heard
OF tue re'gnat9n of Mltn Haa Buren,, a, least until
ne was prepare to avpV himself candidate for tho
fresiuency. lie has given up absolutely nothng,-for
he knows that any office within the gin of the President
Is his, for the asking Aud il policy should dictate to
MIN the expedIency of declining Office altogether the
present uncure. will bo only that he may electoneer
more successfully for tho Vice Presiency-it being
now the grand object oil hiasef aud the President To
force Mr. Calhoun from that office. Mai Eaton will be
provided for-probaby sent to Russia while tue Cal
houn ncinbers of the Dissolved Cabinet will be forced
to private life. Thus has the willy Now Yorker driven
the Calhoun party 10 the wall aud it now remains TO
be seen whether lie can pm them thcre-and whether
they Will consent to aid ia tho future advancement Of
= the iniriguer' by longer supporting the udnnisra-
ion of man who that IntriguerS a. dai and
rtetim.
Aiev remlrks mors aud shall hayo donc.-No
oao eau help being struck with tho honed phrases used
by the r esident aud his Promier IN speaking "
aud to each other. Never had President such Secre
tary-and never Secretary blessed with such Pro-
ndont They sing each others praises with must
dearng warmth. No dnatlng lovers, fired with each
others chtrms could pour forth fnlsomc ranegy-
rIc. Had this aicctonato pairths Darby aud Joan of
polGlcscnnceae their epstles from the pub
lie eye it might have been wiser--he plaster might
then have been laid With a lavish hand and II
would scarcely have proved offensive. But the pas
sionate cIsons of parting lovers should never be pro-
IA ned by the vulgar gaze of tho multitude They are
incapable OF approaching tho '.tned sentiments of mn
tual affection with winch such tender hearts cling
TO each oher-lho closely clio of adversl ~
begin to dsrken the horizon. The President anl his
Premier, indeed. remind rs of the sturdy oak, around
which the delicate ivy has frm, entwned t,elf with
numerous serpentine fodsaud happy viii it DO for the
former if the latter insnuae poison nio it's hourt
and make its seemingly aloconale embrace the clasp
OF death.
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REVIEW
or the Lynchburg Markets,

vi llIC iL1 "'N'AoB
Corrected for The Virginian, by
THOMAS A. HoLcoMBE and RICHARD IYREE,
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices IF passed Gobac-
co, from SO 90 TO s So
Inferior 10 common, 3 90 to 4 o.
Common 10 good, Uoto o 90
Good 10 fine SOTO b 30
Strips, 3 so 90
Refused 2l0lo2 90
Inspected the past week % hhds. Of passed
tobacco 90 hhds. refused total 37l
The qpaulty OF tobacco inspecting is unusu-
ally sma Il for the ,eHson, aud the quality still
continues very inferior We have account. from
Eug and to the 25h OF March. The tobacco
mafke, was dull aud prices low. We make no
change in our quota ions; we consider our mar
ket as brisk as IL has been ihis year. The grain
market is again dull, and floor here would not
command more tina" SD, dull ia RichmonI al
$50.
Flour. S41 4f
Wheat 81
Corn, q 20
Whiskey SO
Hemp. 4 80 to 6 90
Bacon 6o 7
Corn Mesl, Is to 20
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OH and IvAfe Beads, NC. &c

OH and Waite Beads. Nc. &c.
m iIzxsEADS
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Saut Buttons, various patterns
Ever poio,al pccils
Urm,ninr & : ~. Needle.
Harmonic N. Tooth brushes
Preston Salts Mantle Ornament.
Magic Matches
Together with msny other articles IN the fan
cy lins jusi received aud for sale nv
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-28

u John NJ. Fielder has been elected aRpp-
resenta,ive in Congress from Sopth Carolina,
to supply the vacancy occasioned by the re-
sisnaiou OF Judge Martin His opponent was
William c. Preston, a Leading member Of the
notification party. We are glad 10 record this
triumph OF correct principles ina dislrc, sup.
posed IL he most deeply Infected with di'union
sentiments.