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II SO:
THAMES STREET,

InAMES - hEEl
formerly occupied by Gibbs and Chan
ning--and nearly opposite the old
stand.
THIS DAY OPENED, fine as
. sortmsnt Of Goods, adapted to the sea-
son.
L wish on this occasion, to return my
warmest thanks to my customers for
their patronage heretofore-and hope
by unrcmitted attention to my business,
and their wishes, to merit a continu-
ance.
Newport, r. I. Dec. g, 1880.
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NEW GOODS.

TOHN B. NEWTON respectfully
- informs his friends and customers,
that he has removed to and recon-
menced his business at No.
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lev has a.a!e lua and open esaiessisn 9. bis
guilt Of ~ murder Of Hari-snd the eifenpi-
Stances attending The murder are enough 70
make The blood Of man chill IN his bosom.
M Our correspondent, who furnishes Us
with the preceding account of Beasley's
trial, must excuse us for ON It'll ne his indignant
comment on The verdict &C the jnry--whieh.
however Just il may be in it.elf, is not ptep-
er subject for newspaper diseussioa. We
have no RICH, to charge them with PERJURY
Editors T,iygiuiqt.
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MAY &

0DUk5u ANT 10 dec'ee OF the Superior
* Court Of Chnncery for the Lyn chbnre
District, rendered nj the OGtnber term, 1880
10 the ease OF Smith VI. Quick the undersgn-
ed Marshal OF the sad Court, will sell on the
premises, in tho county Of Nelson, on tuesday
the 2s,h day of june 1891, II fair, IL noi, the
next fnlf day, II traci OF land, containing ~
acres, or so much ~ will produce 100 dollars,
with the interest from 1920 TIL paid, aud the
costs of suit and sal. The sale will he mnde
or cash, OF on such credit M the parties may
agree 1. a. HOLCOMBE, Marshal.
May 20 iftds
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MAR R Ia & rs.

MARRIED, on Wednesday 18th inst. by the
Reverend 1oho C. Taylor. Mr.. ARCHlLESS
CRIIZ, to Mis-. LuYENlAs PENN-sll OF
Patrick.
-. on Thursday 10Th inst. by the Rev.
Mr.. Tra,lor. Mr.. EDMUND PENN, OF Eage-
field, South CMolins, 10 Miss MARY ANN
REID, oi Patrick. Virginia.
on Wednesday evening lss'. by the
Rev. Edward Cannon, JOHN ". DREAM, 10
Miss MARY ANN, daughter of Mrs Mary
Anu Becknsm. all of this y lace.
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$780, 900 Capital Prises.
Virginia Wellsburg Lottery,

EEuRSUANI III n decree Of The Superior
Court of Chancery, for the Lynchburg
District, icndefed on the Ord day OF Noyeni-
her, 1880, IN the cause OF Coggeshnl VS.. Lastly i,
the undersigned maffhaI OF The sad court will
sell on the prcmises, on Friday the 18th day
Of Jun, 1891, II lan, IL not, the next ia'r day
nj AUCTION, for onsh, Ia the eouniy uf Piitsyl-
vrnla, Three Iiandred Acres oil Land, belong
ing 10 ihe estate of Edward ferrcl, lying be,
tween Wards Bridge and Pann,lPs Ferry.
1. A. HoLCOMBE, M
May l6 wiitds
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! nluRSUAN ANT 10 n decree of the Superior
- Court OF Chsneery, for the Ly nehburg
District, rendered on the 2lst dav Of October
1880, IN The cnuse OF Miller vs. Bonldin erpc
utor of David Ross, the undersigned Mar hal
Of fhr said Court will sell on thursday the yth
day OF JUNE, 1881, II tnir, IT not the next lair
day, nv auction, On SIX months credit, on the
premises, IN the county Of CampbrIl, 80 murh
OF the land belonging to the estate OF Dnyid
Ross rs will dis charge the sun of $lS23 70
cents, with the Interest, costs Of sun aud sale.
1. A. HOLCOMBE, VI
MAY ,tds
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ITC--Gw.

HRf rtrfue n a deed Of frusi. eIeruisd 10 the
NE snb'cr'ber ~ Reuben Martin in hi, Hfe
TIME, lor eertoh pnrpoWs therein mentioned,
shdH efpoe 10 Snle ntpubic auction. 10 me bigb,,,
butler Jor yendg money. on the premi.es, on N.
"'m ddg y June 'rnet Of land, iying in Nef-
son county, on me loaters Of Dutch Creek eo,,-
'din'ng 'go hundred g. sccenty acres Thisi Is n
'aiuaDs jarm 81 'ts size, aud weH worthv he
nnennon q any Per'sn w''h'ng 10 buy such u
one; he improvement are g0od. 1elj,o ~
trustee, MI oniv he rtyonnbie Tor aueh me-
as Is rested IN me by said deed
.june
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NJ GSNs3Po srSs 80.
~s-sA0Vf~,-SS:sof = s.R- o
pTx 80
NINE DAYS LAIR PROM LUEorE.

WV bhA LSl bh fhOm btfoff.
BY lbsJp scket ship Florida, irom Liverpool.
and Ere, FROM Have, adsets from Europe,
nine days lstsr. have been received AZ Esw
fofh. The following paragraphs furnish tie
heads oil the IN sl interesting infrIIiresee
The dissolution OF Ph,iisms NJ, and tn cleo
tions Tor in'mpsfs, are the TIVE themes .h,rh
principally occupy the English pal sfs. The
hienus OF Reform, ~ pear 10 be esvryius every
thing before thsn. The London Globe Of NJ /.
30Hl say -" lie success of the Reform Ca,
dldates bihe,to, has been subject to no exeef,.
ton whatever ~ any place mt hermef,rnllx
sealed against popular influence. Where ,bs
old members hass voted for reform they nks
reintntd wiboal opposition. without spouse
where they have VOTED against the bill, famIl-
and local connexions. loTmer services, gfneral
character, nothing has betn ALE 10 avert Their
cipnls SION
a general illumination tool place in Lon
don, on the evening OF the 9th, In rejoicing
Tor the dissolution OF Parliament,
he Intelligence from the Poles IL still favor
able ihf utmost that the Russian General bs.
attempted il, TO concentrate his forces. and to
pursue system oil cautious defensive warfare
In The mean tune, the insu,iecii0n IL spread
ing !" solhynia, "berc General Dwefnieki IL
received every where VIA snthusiasn
G1illeminoi, the French Ambassador 10 Con
sienilnoFle, has been recalled. Orders have
been received al Ioulsn, 10 lit nu, for ac,,vo
service ali the vessels OF war that have been
placed On the pence establishment.
Inc account OF an insuIrnclion in Turkey ia
confirmed. From Greece, also, the sdv,ces rem
resent 'he revolt IN Mama us having assumed
a serious aspect.
MARSHAL Dieo,iseb, says the London Courier
OF Aptl 30, Inns Withdrawn his head ooa,t.,,
ho" lie banks OF the Visiula, aud rettsateJ ~
s'eoieo 10 Join the remains OF the co,ps of
'esmai, hosen aud Palden, which were .e
'ne"s'eo ny Tue Poles ri The end Of March and
the beginoins oflhe present month. A hr
Russian commando announced. even af,., m,
h'si vi Apfil his intention to continue his ON,
'aiions, ana 10 Cross the tisiula M soon ma
possible, ms rei,en sunic iently shows the tu,-
po' '"he. VI HE sobsequcn, success of sklzy-
ueekl
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AET Ethe undersigned ffeeholder< of,b.
w county Of Bedford, having been oslles
upon by Richard u. Watt, To view nm e.,,a,.
Gov ana Cali, taken up on his Iand. sbon, z
miies north west from Libeuy, have viewed
said Esnoy and found her To he a Rr;ndI,
Cow. marked with a swallow fork in each 90,
and her horns sawed. The COW and calf an.
praised 10 the sun OF sieht dolIors. Giyenyn,
der our hnndS this 23d day of April, 1881
WIN. SAUNDERS.
JAMES RUsHER.
JOHN SHARPE, Sr.
Btdford county Set.-lbe above npprajssra
were duly sworn befDrr mn "A Justice of The
Peace for said county this 26fh dnv Of Apr1-
1881. A.OrEY.
Noie.-ihe COW had the calf mentioned r,
the above aPpInsemeut snce she came TO nv
house. RICH. ID. WATTS.
Copy-Tesle,
g. A. WlNGFlELD.
May 6 v3~
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II We have received the ist an ID No. of
a new Ia.er, The publication OF which has
Just been commenced in Lexington (Ken.) cal
led " The Obsei rer aud edited by Finoeil h
Bryant. II is large imperial sheet, hand
sonely printed. and in It's editorial department
exhibiting more ,han "rdinary intellect and
industry It's sou'd in poiilcs---by which We
mean u IS opposed to tie present corrupt and
weak adm nIsl ration.
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WIls 4IlrIA
FREE ROAD LOTTERY,
First Class, far 1891.
A, b, Z Plan.
be drawn al Harper's Ferry, ON the 23d oil
June 1881.
PRIZES AMOUNTINGTO
$4,000.

1886 Bllnte % 900 Tickets.
MODE or Ting.
To be draWn on the 4, u, [, pldH.-lhe
1000 prizes Of "a 10 be awarded 10 the 1t I'd
or 81 division, 10 be determined by that which
may draw the capital prize oi $1,000, to
that the holder OF tire tickets, one IN each
division. is certain 10 draw one prlzr aud may
draw four. All the prizes above the denom.
nation Of 81. IN one wheel aud all the numbers
IN another at once he wha'e 10 be drawn IN
a few bouls.-P,izes payable in cash forty
days after the drawing, and subject to the u
sual deduction Of fifteen per cent
Tickets, $l-Hases, $2-Qut ~ters 81.
Tickets and shares 10 be had IN the greatest
variety Of numbers, nj
WARDS OFFICE,
Lyochbnrg, Va
H. All orders from distance. enc losing tic
cash, or prize tickets. will be thankfully recei-
we'd and promptly attended 10, II addressed to
q. WARD.
NAV o.
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IL We ask the sreclaI attention of the rea-
der TO the splenditlv WRIT n letter. which we
topy this morning from the fredericksburg
Artna-an article which hinis infinitely more
than it expresses We regret thai the Editor
ol the Arena thought ii necessary 10 cut it oil
so abruptly.
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NJ A lei fer from Col. Crockett, dated A.
prlf2l, TO gentleman in Baltimore, and pub.
Iished 10 the Chronicle of that city, says, that
/" he had just returned from three seeks tom,
that he found all mis- old friends tue, and ex-
pecied to be reelected 10 Congress by ma.
ieriry of five thousand" They are trying
to run the Jackson question at me. (says he }
hui II vii not axe with the people
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Great Fne "A destructive FIRE broke GU,
!" Fayetteville IN CO. about IL O'Clock ON
o"hoay, tue ~ nt. while The inhabitants were
gtnefally NJ church. The uhoie of tho bust
ness pafi oiihe town was destroyed, including
the two Banking Houses, the Town House.
the Episcopal aud Presbyterian, Churches, Tho
Lafayette eod Mansion Hotels, The Printing
Offices, aud almost every Store IN tho plae.
Only one or Two persons were Insured. The
number OF houses destroyed is nbou, three hun.
dred
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Eet The probability - eonufefin- the V,.,
west with The Adsniie BY means oil a Canal--
lHborioas investigation IVES instituted. and
DOCK was wfien upon the snhieei publish
81 eisht or Tn years since IN New York by
h'ch, aud aiher evidence, It appears that our
warrington Was among the first sbo had con.
eeiVed the project, thai Nav hfk hrst accom-
Pushed. Aud viii Virginia be the last to ae-
eompllsh what her Washington was the 6rs I
10 Conceive Shall party views, ar Iectiona
interest deter her from senturing when every
moH'e, 10th OF honor aud interest, tnnVal aud
PoHuchh urge To action, and invite ~ wealth
D 'ah apathy beget weakness, and weaAness
i've but 10 lamant her want OF strength, Will
holh strength aud power, energy aud action
await only the VOICE OF the people 10 speak 10
NE aud march To tame I Information, my tel
low citizens, should be disseminated among all
cihsses the Intelligent shuuld inform the less
informed, and say IN them, " the wealth OF the
o'aIe can accomplish the end the wisdom of
lhe S'aie tan devise the means the pracuoal
knowledge of the State can apply the funds !;
anu the thlenls OF the stale can accomplish the
work h will be The TASK OF the public,
ahd Tue property OF the people; lend your voices
aud bear but fora few years your present bur
den OF taxes aud then you will perceive The
advantages that viii accrue. Who is there n
mong You that would not expend a small sum
:" '"'l'o'' hiS NHfn Nv SO uolnc, III "A
lew years lie would Increase its value, aud
double the amount oil lis produce Who that
has a valuable plantation remote from market,
"hhoh road, would not expend a small sum
TO make not o1ly common road, but tai
road, or canal Would you not doub. the
wisdom oil liz owner, II ne should refuse the
"ol X. when the means were at hand. aud the
"oikmen seeking the employ menl Yon
"oul' doubtless promo .'nco hun blind aud
WEAK lghofdni, obstinate and self wiled'
ne means al furnish knowledge IN private
| aiiaifs form the best criieTon in def idmg upon
pubic matters ; and when we look 10 the pc
| cunia'y advantage only, those means, and
| those alone should govern our conduct but
| tho Statesman regards other considerations !;
aud weighs every plausible measure by
ts probable effect. Political considerations
and pccun,ary advantages nnlte. wnllc both
honor aud nam, wisdom and prudence JUS
tee and self respect IN short, every COnsld-
GRAFTON that Gao OPP rate upon tine the mind
urge IN. course ani lnsite 10 action. Anus
my fellow cii2Pns, nave eudeavored 10 set
forth some OF the reasons that my reflection
upon the subject has furnished, aud although
IN he nam, tney may be Just 4 6ebeve th"m
TO be SO J. yet do not oi them because thfy
are So muG1 needed, bat in ordrr that ou
may be informed OF my views, aud CORRECTLY
understand my opmlon upon SO important II
subject. Yours &c. HENRY Is. LILY.
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I'm PrJRSUANCEo,.ascr.,o, -

lily PURSUANCE ora decree Of ,he
Il musings 'ouii oi LsnchbuIR, pronounced
NJ November court, 1879, ~ The case Of Them
nv IL. kohrris, admr OF Geo. w. Roberts,
decd. mud IN his own right, agains, Rober, l..
Park and Csihsrine his wife, will he sold a.,
the premises. on Saturday, the 2sih day OF Nav
next. II fair, but # not the ext fair dav there.
after, sundays excepted, for cash. 274 feet Of
ground on Sd suaei, n~er sneed's 4 Coles',
lots. SAMUEL BRANSFORD TO-,
The above sale "a postponed iii Saturday
"'n me o. June. 81
Inc Aoose sale 10 postponed III Saturday
next lih Of June. S. BRANsFORD c.om
Jlne6
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NJ The Charlottesville Caaete0a" informs
US that The rumor of recent disturbances a
nong the Students at the University, an at
count of which we copied from the Richmond
Conf Ter, WAS highly exaggerated that they
were harmless, and have entirely subsidized.
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Msy6
A Female Teacher wanted

WISH to engage lady, 10 take charge of
a small school IN my family on the first OF
Aognsi neat-Toe snhnble person. board ana
$lo0 will be given for teaching eleven months.
Any communication on the snhject, directed
(po't paid) TO the Big Lick i'll be duly at,en.
ded To. THOS. GOODF
VI fhe Richmond WING will please iasert
the above one a week Tor four weeks ant
forward their account to this Office for pay.
ment.
June 6 vdv
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"a CARD.


lMfR. KNIGHT, professor OF the Piano
III Forte. respectfully announces 10 the in
hahranIs OF Lynchbnrg and It's vicinity thai
he has opened Music Sdioon in Richmond
which will be constantly supplied with the most
popular Foedi and instrumental Music, rs soon
published in Nrw York he latest and most
improved Instruction Books, including Vieeu-
rir', Cramrrs' Useful Extracts, Sequel. Hun.
ier's beautiful Kondos, (being adaptations oi
Kossin,'s most celebrated AIRS } BurroN' Pri-
mrr, IAN excellent aud instructive work y to-
gether wiiha large collection of Variations
&C. &c. calculated to improve all classes OF
learners.
Mr.. KNIGHT has likewise IN assortment of
Nunn's PiGno fOrtes-square, cabinet md
grand, geaeraly esieemed the finest manufac-
lured in the Uoicd States Violins, (Gned /
Italian Slring.) Flutes, &c. &c
II All orders for Music or Piano Fones
p"ncInaly attended TO, addressed 10 knights
Music Saloon NJ Mrs. Richardson's Board ing
II ouse, Richmond, Va.
May 26 Him
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IDURSUANl to a decree OF Tho Superior
Court of Chancery for the Lynchhnrg
Dr,r,ct. pronounced on the 29th day OF Oeio-
her 1880, in the cGuse Of Sfovall vs. Jeier
the undersigned, Marshal Of the said Court,
" III sell the prrrrl'es, in the county OF Bed
ford, on FRIDAY the 24ih day of June, 1881, il
fair, il not the next fair day, a Tract of Land,
containing seven hundfe and twenty acres,
adjoining the lands of John Fuqus. Joseph
Handy, and others, or so much thereof Rs will
RAISE eleven thousand one hundred and thirty
five pounds Of Tobacco the Upper james Rv-
or Inspection and the further quantity Of three
hundred and ninety-fve pounds Of tobacco OF
III. Upper James River inspection and also
the sun Of nine pounds eighteen shiiinss, and
interest thereon, after the rate Of per cent
per annum, from the 28ib day of February,
1871, until paid, and The costs ofsuil and sale.
I. A. HOLC0MBE, Marshal.
Nav o. II Ids
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1nYTFE SUBSCRIBER having

n been duly appointed Special Agent Of
the Mutuol Assurance Society against Fire on
Buildings o. the Sac Of vifginia, adopts this
method 10 inform the public, that. he will be
ready Al al umes, when not in attendance on
he Courts Of the neiehboriug counties, 10 at
tend the calls of those, who may wish TO effect
destinations al Assurance tor property situated
rnh,r IN Lyncbburg, or in the towns Of the ad.
ia eut country. PATRICK II. CABELL.
June q, q
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4 Carder Wanted.

NSVfh TED "A study industrious man eho
W has experience, ms Wool tn'der to nj.
tend the Machine in he vicinity OF Lynchb burg
One " no can come we'll recommended will re
ceive liberal wages or proportion Of the pro
fl Of The Machine, Proposals by mail (post psld)
will he received until the first OF July (ihongh
earlier applications will he preferred They mu.i
be directed 10 tue Virg'nian Once, Lynchbu, Z,
Va, where PERSONAL application will be prrie,
red.
~ The Lexington Inteligencer will give
the above twoinseriions upon thr INSIDE form
Bnd forward the account 10 this Office Tor pny-
mTnt.
May %. IFS
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May %

1DURsUAN[,o" 'ec're OF III, aoper''r
- Court OF Chancery, for the Lynchbnrg,
District, prom ounced The 10Th day of October
1880 ia the cause OF Ross VS.. Marnble the UNI
dersig ned Marshal ol the 'hid court, will SELL
on Tuesday The Olaf day Of June, 1881, II lair
il not the next tar DAY, AT auction, Tor cash,
10 the lown Of Dansir, the following lots IN
said town No. 10 80. 81. 81 80. 81, 30 and %
and at the same TINT, Tract III Land, OF l65
Acres, adjoining tie lands of Docl. Patton,
William PIice aud 9th ers. Doctor Patton viii
point out Tho lot, and shew the land to any one
Wishing 10 purchase.
I. A. HOLCOMBE, Nj.
MAY 10 w'tIds
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w ARDS Office,
virginia State Lottery.

G. MOoBf viii give COIiLLiOS
OF PARTY at the franklin Holei. on We'd
nesdsy the 9Th June next, AT o'clock, 7. NJ.
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectively invited
10 attend without further notice.
gT Tickets to be obtained at The Bar Room.
Iune 4 NZWh
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y. 8RAS!RAWA
DENYkSY,

TfS now in Lynchburg--those wishing HI,
- services will call at tbs room, two doafs
above Doctor Howell Davies, main-street.
June 6 ts
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900.
PATRICK SUPEMOh CUURT--Nay 1881
10 The Editors ofhs Vtrgmiaa.


PATRICK SUPERIOR CUURT-May 1881,
10 the Editors ofMs pUgmiaa.
G.nflemen-l he t,Iai OF Beaslry. who ~as
cbarO ed with The murder OF hari. came on the
secoHb day Of the present Term Of our Sape-
rinr Cou,i--Ihs manner IN winch This mur-
DE- was con. nit Ted, aud the dabolical afro
cious colours ~ whIch II has been presented 10
the nublic. cove rYrry reason 10 Delieye--in-
decd II is uresDued lhaI, IL did not leave a doubt
upun the mind Of any one--tha beasIey would
be found gully Of murder in he 6Ist degree.
Some fifteen or twenty witnesses depo'en on
the part of The common~ealth-prosIng I'M
eonirocally 10 tho mind OF the most scepticai,
ths ! Beasley ~as doubtless guilty oithe hOrrl6te
crime uuou which lie stood aTralgned.-lbe
evidence was all circnmstaniIal.- still clear,
and properly cor obcrallns.
On the part Of the commonwealth. Mr.. Shel-
,op. IN The most lucid and vigorous manner,
recuo,t,l4 ied the evidence 10 the Jury.
The Prisoner waving ali testimony 10 his
beb.IG. Messrs To~nes White q faiiaferro ap-
nea,ed in his defence in the order IN which they
stand. Inc arguments OF these gentlemen
were ingenious. eloquent and impress
Give. Alter four or i've hours Argument,
the Jury retired--and IN very short time re-
turned verdict oil " not guilty
5iucs writing the above. understand bess-
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UarSh1Ps Sale.0f ReaE Estate,
May 10

SnUkoUANi toa deere Ot tho Lerior
: Court oi Chsncery, for the Lynchbnrs
District, pronounced on The Bird oi November,
1880. in The cause OF DAVIS vs.. Jalaerro; The
undersigned Marshni Of the SAID court. will, on
tuesday the IT.. OF June 1881, if fair, II not
the next fair day thereafter SELL AT auction, foi
cash, on the premises. in The town Of Lynch
burg, two valuable tencnrnts, situated al the
innClIon OF ihmd and water streets, sold sub
iect to he dover OF Mr.. Ialialerro.
/. A. HOLCOMbE, NJ.
May 5 IItds
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INV "lohnonh Enquirer remarka.--"t is
SOFA that the President has offered tho Mission
% hn'sm TO Mr. lngham--that he declines II
AND that II will perhaps be offered 10 Mr..
Buchanan
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Just Received.

Just Received.
- pieces Real kiatlinoa Iustings
- do Black satin L.sauiine,be quality
do Heavy Ssnehsws
do Salmon Gro do nRp
do FINK do do
| do Blue dp do
do Fancy Changesble Silks
lu do Heavy Maxim { rrpes
don Fancy Gaeze anu Grape Hikfs.
! Round fine keniingi
Q dp do Lin.ns
The subscriber will offer good bargains. IN
the above attioles alao IN macy other Fancy
Goods lately received. G. u. TATE.
May 80 3iif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-06

,..,.,,i run,oreaeni. LA nnaiisf Column
:. insert the proceedings et me commissioners
-. NeW River Rat Road ia ttiehGonds
-, have gone es fer IS " could have eEpee-
.het.--Wm. u. Rivps. Esq. the agent
1,.. L.nchburg Bosfd. LEI, this place on
w.doe.day last, onatopr through the South
,,,-.,.ro counties He will attend the Conven-
-. II Delegates from South Wetthrn Virgo
,d Tas, Tennssee, al Scott court house,
:. ,oerwards endeayor to procure meetings
of,hs Commissioners nj the several places de-
st,osted b. law for opening books.
r,I,cco.-Thrpe hhds. made nv Mr.. Geo.
a. Icfrreys near Milton, North Carolina were
=, r., Thursday isst, at the following prices :
CAB. Sl4, and 81 50. On the same day,
- bbds. made by Mr.. Samuel 2. White, OF
:, ,.,o,r, County, were sold, one at SIG, and
=. o,her ST %. On Saturday, crop of If
.bhds msde BY Mr.. Edward Waite, OF Bot
-, was sold. at an average of IS 80 per
.,oared: one hid. ofthe crop brought Sl4 80,
.na two others Sl3 90. These are prlces that
ara encouraging to the planters.
-firpinia IN l7o3-Tbe National Ialel'igen-
90, ,ubl,sbes census oil Virg mia in 1903, one
h.ndred aud twenty eight years ago. There
..ara then % couniies and towns in the State :
and the population amounted 10 6o,606a
i.,l, males % 023 femalrs aud children 30 5B3
RI. statement. however, does not embrace The
inhabitants OF the Nor'hrrn Neck, or the
Preach Protestant Refugees at MONAGHAN
Town. which it is estimated. world have in
.,sa,ed the number of soul. 10 10000