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SALES AT AUCTION.
Public Sale.

NoAkO SuAos
TNDER the authority of deed Of trust to the SUBJ
u scrbers will be solt at Samuel Cats Tavern:
West End, on The 27th day Of May 1881, at public
suction to the CHEST oiider, for cash, SO much Of
t2ssr7< That TR SGT or PARCEL of LAND
tS3sS commonly called MOUNT HYBL-a, and IL
hYtS tusted in the County of Fairfax and State of
s6,x Nir,yinis as isncluded in the following boun-
daes, Wit: BegnniuEAthe root Of an old stump on
the west side of the north branch Of Little Hunting
Creek thence with line Of llamersley's land south
s63, west 237 poles, 10 white oak beginning of
Brens patents then south &c. west 1873 poles, to apin
oak about 20 poles from the Mount Vernon roads then
south e., 1876 poles. TO stone in the line DIVIDING
this land from the tract formerly held by G. Mason'
then north %, cast SO poles, to corner ct the three
patents of Ball Mottershesd, and Staordi then south
SSH cas-; 81 poles. to white oak, second corner OF
Ball. then north 81, east 1862 poles. to stone on the
north branch OF Little Hunting Greek; then up the
same, and with the several mesnders thereof to the
beginning. WILLIAM PEsKE,
DENNIS JOHNSTON,
ma, Ats Trustees.
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w oOl
NlsH and the highest market price viii be pad Tor
Wool, by MONSt . J''ooI-', ~.


NASH and the highest market price " i'll be PAID Tor
" Wool, by MOIST . J"oor'iN
sf, We are authorized to announce john ).
p.nnouR rs candidate fpr reelection to Congress
for the District composed Of F,uqairr and Cu,pePer
as We are requested to announce GEORGE
f.y,cursrEu as candidate to represent the County Oh
Ts;rf,x in The next General assembly
80 We are requested to announce JOSEPH
W CHM as candidate represent the Ds'r,ct com
roseJ of King George, Lancaster, NC &c IN inc next
Pose""' o mar 23
Congress -, j.. ornco
urvc,, asa candidate represent the Countes Oh
Iu,, and Fsirfex in the mex, Congress. .
~ We are authorized to announce }: Nj.
u nov &c candidate to represent the Counties "'
s,nusy,v,nia Louisa, Orange, and MADISON I'D INC
- I've are authorized to announce JOHN
r.I,.ryRpo as candidate TO represent the DISTRICT
comnos.d OF King George. Lancaster R'ehmond' &C
in the next Congress
H. We are requested to announce WILLIAM
: n,x,rL as candidate to represent the County o'
| rfx IN ,b,. mex, General Assembly
No. HENnY FAIRFAX is a candidate tor te
frses of the voters # Fairfax County, at the next
sI.c,;on Of d elega,es to the Assembly
s-Ts We are requested to announce SPENCER
uorraon BALL as candidate to represent tee Cou"
oc Fairfax in the next Legislature
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NHhi-kev.
.Su,ice is hereby Given,

.NN'1cS Is hefSUS NfScA,
TE1HAT sealed proposals win be received until the
D. 18th day Of Nay, by the Middle Turnpike Com
pany, Tor the delivery OF the
STONE
necessary complete their Read fr"n the hill near
.irs Williams dwelling, about six miles from Alex
andra, 10 Difficult kun
For this purpose, the Road will be laid oh in sec
tons of AN half mile each, and reg iarly numbered -
The stone, when broken, will be laid on the Road 10
feet wide, and 100 inches deep; and IT Us Xpcc'ea
that the proposals will specify at what sum per run
ming pcrch on each or any half mile the stone heces'
sary for this covering wifi be furnished; and also to
state Gin case It Should ne preferred by the Company
=, what price it will be delivered on the Road per load
Of 500 lbs weight.
The Stone viii be received by the Superintendent
of the Road am tlree-fourhs OF 1t, accnr ing To his
estimate paid for delivery; for the remaining one
fourth the payment will be deferred until the qnanii-
t OF the stone is accurately ascersined ard the con
tract completed. to give security ipr the perform
ancc o, the Contrsct
For further particulars those wishing to contract
will call on the Superintendent of the Road, who WIN
be prepared to point the sections and give all other
necessary and proper information the proposals Will
be lief, either with the President OF the Company oil
with the Superintendent
apr 2l-eol5hM ZEpEktAH MD" Ei.II
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Sugars.

4S nHns prime rtss. r" ,amn Rico Sugars
landing from brig Daniel II. Miller, and will be sold
low if taken from the wharf by :, ,,u,,r
nav w. "
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The stage for synchbWrg

VIII, hereafter, leave THIS
eSSSA place =, half past P N, precisely
SssssS sgLkTI1 on tuesdays, Thursdays and sa-
49, -SS2fsGs-sturtlays
Returning. will leave Warren'on al oI".s TO-,
,hus IN king the drive from that place almost
q, n,irely in the day time For the accommodation OF
th, citizens ofthis place and the public gentrsiy' ne
has formed a connection with one ct the ba'umor. =,
lines, whereby passengers taking seats I" 'he ID,
(, Ne ,tonss Franklin House will secure their ses's
nh IN baltimore. as stage will be IN readiness at
the wharf at Washington to take the pa sengers I'M
mcdistey on a.. Ill. far
The subscriber tenders his thanks to me Puohc Tor
Th.l pa,-onage he has heretofore received,
a that every effort shall be made to deserve
anu .' WM. SMlil u.
ann l6--tlH -
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David NtNrtin

IWN IU .NtWEEIN
Et IS Just received and offers for sale
8 ! The Yederalist the New Coai'itution written
in the wear 1888 rev edition. with table OF con
tents, and copnus alp rabeticai index.
Vols 18th to 2ls Navcrley Novels new edition,
with the an hors notes. (Enghsl) Plates
Nos 4 to 9 Views in the United States, by Joh
Howard linton, (EngGsh)
Vols 9th aod 9th Divnes of the Church of England
Vols 9th and 7th of the Modern Traveller, contains
ing History ofMexco and GuatnIala.
First Number Of the American Botanical Register,
containing eight beautifully c1!ored plates Published
by Thompson Romans, Washington.
Also an assortrne ut Of Musical instruments, VIZ:
Spanish guitars, rarious
Volius, great variety
&c Ra,, and r carionets
F,ayeulcls, German Flutes, and Flies
The American Botanical Register will be published
in numae S, monthly. Subscription az per snnum,
NAV 5-dt0t
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FE7HAT sealed proposals viii be received until The
D. 18th day Of Nay, by the Middle Turnpike Com
pauv, Tor the deliver, OF the
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-06-29

A collosal monument wiii be elevated to him; and the brave ot every country nave q desire to participate il, the ex- pense. But his memory will last sill longer than the monuments elevated by the hands ol men ;anI his glory, with out q stain, which even misfortune could not snlly, will be perpetnaied from age 10 age. The name of kosciusko will be pronounced with veneraiion, as long as there exists beings who know virtue and cherish liberty.-Eng. poPer.
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TILE lNsuRRECTION.

n s,.as as we have been able to collect from
bmopd aud Norfolk papers, relative TO the lnsur-
w." m Lower Virginia, are laid before our readers
,i.a RuInor Is quite busy here, with other
.,,,e,ler.. which, howese aware OF her proneness
,.,vefs,e aud falally, on such occusion' we shuil
NOT mention.
,.,u he seen that our latest newspaper date from
hond =, the morning of Saturday list, though very
l,ertion on the part of the duly papers OF that
Inv would have furnished US with t"o days later adEI-
-, matter Of sumo Importance when Tie Puphe
ind i, so highly excited. A Letter from Richmond
o, IN. 2eth of August says that an express had tue
,h, ber,re arrived to the Governor, informing him
ny. ;,,,rction had extended TO Surry aud Nunse-
49, oonrtIes in this State, and to Halifax, N. c.
w. have before u.s. however, Halifax paper OF the
o-fg which mentions that great excitement had pre-
ll there and that there had been repeated iase a
,yns from Northampton and the upper Part Of Halifax,
In, that all mad become quiet. We hope therefore, that
xpress TO the Governor was sent IN anticipation OF
,,.,up--Oue thing however, Is certain and that Is,
,i Tho complete destruction Of tins band OF deludtd
e,ches will teach their fellow.savcs elsewhere tho
,.duess Of such attempts and If the insnrrecon has
ssreai il viii be easily put down In Gen. Lppess
command the troops have been nearly all sent home.
the dispersion of the blacks having taken place bco'
most Of them reached the scene of action and we learn
tat the troops under command of Con. brodoav, had
slam upwards Of 80 blacks, taken the leader IN that
lection prisoner shot him, cut of his head and limbs
aud bupg them different sections to inspire saota-
p, terror among the slaves The las too, we learn, arc
,r,,,ded with negroes taken up ON suspicion; every
me fund in the altitude Of resistance with arms IN
their hands, having been shot down without Judge or
Jury
movement apprchonded. A proper vigilance, however
exptr.cd,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-01

NfOTfCF by virtue n deed Of trust e1.
~ ecuted 10 the subscriber Ivy Gbrsfppher
'laik. IT, bearing daie on the 2sih day al Jn-
ly, 1929. aud which has bren proven IN the
court 81 Montgomery county. by Two Of tie
subscribing Witnesses, aud enutruued iur further
proof. 10 ecriHin purposes tberetn mentioned.
| shall proceed 10 sell on MONDAY the ih,fd
day OF October next being Montgomery court
daY, IN front Of the Cont hose door of said
county, 10 the highest bidder Tor "a h, nj pub.
lie auction, all his the said Christopher Ciatks
interest IN that tract OF hnd, lying On La.
tie lilvcr, IN the county OF lloyd, Uorn'dy
Man.gnaefy,) adjoining the lRads oi MRJtr
Howard and others, as WILL ms his interest IN
all other lands IN said county OF Floyd. whi,h
he may hold ia said lands, under the viii OF
John Hook, dee d. his grand fniher the said
~ 'eiest IN the lads aforesaid. having been con
vcyed TO me. in trust, shall Only convey 10 TIN
purchaser ~ purchasers, such ihe only, rs !.
vested ia ,ne by lh deed OF nust aforesaid.
x. ID. MONTAGUE. Trustee.
Sept l. Wv
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Sept /

n OIlCE.-B, ,,flne Of deed oi tiust exc
~ cuted by Robtrt Mcuzies aud james Bar
neat, aud duly registered ia lhe II. listers office
ct Rockingham count, North Catolun, iOf the
purposes therein mrntnhed, | shall expose IN
public sale, on FRIDAY 23d, aud SAIURD AY
2lth Septnbe neAt IN The town al Leaks.
Vhle, the following property 10 VII loo acres
OF lnnd, ling Ia the stare oi Missouri a iaIth-
er description oil when vii be Gisfn ca the day
az sale) also, the LOT ooeapl,d at present by
Jamrs Barnttl--lhi, Lat has on II, large aud
W, II hOahtd three stored housr, intended Tor n
public hon-f with n store aud coming room
an the loNtI lo0f, aud number OF convenient
rooms abnse--logei her Win all necessary out
buildings Tor M eAtenalve establishment. Pea
sons dtsilnus OF owning propaIty OF tins tie
SCRIP ion, Mould do well u H,trud the sale Of
TITS properly las II Is believed that there IS 10
| snrh an establishment Ia tho upper country -
Duo other ttaCi OF laud Of 30 ares " ing near
Dan River oo kookhouse Greek, IN The coun.
~ oil Kosh ugnam ---Alsu, the Undivided ini,rz
| eat Of Robert Menz,es, ia tnct OF land where
| On lhomns linmllu lives, containing 700 acres,
known 10y tue name OF the Scotland Tract
"hereon the lac iona hcn2,rs iormerly resld-
| ed-iogdlrr with nine negroes, consisting oil
men, women and Chidrcn--togeihrr with u
| Large quantity ol haasen0d aHd kite an iifui.
tofo, turning uteu.ils and stock oi callle, Win
various other articles herein not enumerated, or
such pan OF 80 much thereof, rs vi be sull.
| cent 10 sntIsiy SAID ttusl.
| Should any person wish farther Information
| oi tho property. enquiry can be made oil James
barnett, EST, who VI g,yo every satlsiao len
on the subject
The purchaser will be required 10 give bond
! WITH approved srculiy payable aud negOua
! BILE NJ thu State Bank oi North Gar1lnn IN ka
! leigh, nlne or twelve months after date, (termi
| " Il b, fixed On The day oi suIe)
am autnUrzod 10 stHtr, thar this snlc take
place by requesl 81 oil pa,nes concerned, mt
! ihe every iusirument will bn executed 10 con
vey an absolute title. No doubt Is cut rinInet
as - the title ol the properly bol sDal onlI
convey NJ tr1see.
JAAlt.o T. NOnEiIEan. Trustee.
Rock nghau., n. G. ocpl. !, 1881. At
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STATE ELECTIONS.

INDIANA Noah Noble Is elec ed Cover
nor OF this State by the following vote
Noah Noble (Clay) 22,62O
Milton StaPp (Clay) 6,756
Judge Read (Jaokson) 1888
II will be seen that the Clay patty has All I'M
mense ascendancy over tue Jacksonians in that
State is mortilyiug therefore TO Tenec'
that, owing 10 the injudIcin conduct of our
fnends, t,oO aud probably three Jackson repre-
sentaiyes have been elected to Congress Mi
NJ Carly has been elected in place OF Judge
Test. by a mere nominal ma joriiy, in conse.
quence OF another friend Of Mr.. Clay fferIng as
a candidate. The combined Ciny vote in the
district was nearly double that OF the Jackson
candidate nevertheless, the latter was elected.
So, likewise, Mr.. Carr is elected over Mr. Jeu-
nlngs, by very lean maj 1rty, IN consequence
OF multiplicity OF Clay candidates-as many
as jour.-And in the third district, where they
% or Law CO. has succeeded. The election
for Governor shows that the vote D the State
is decidedly in favor Of MI. Clay-ss does al.
SO, the returns for the State Legislature in
which the friends of Mr.. c. constitute W. 10
rity. A Senator to Congress is TO be elected
from this State the ensuing winter.
KENTUCKY 1t seems 10 be yet doubtful
whether or not Mr.. Chilton is reelected. The
Globe (worse than dubious authority gives
statement oil the votes. which elects Mir. HAYES
by majority OF nine. On the other hand,
be Louisville Journal Of the 9Th, states tina,
Mr. C. is elected.
ALABAMA.-John Gayle is elected Cover
nor by large majority over Messrs. DAVIS and
Moore. Dixon II. Lewis and c. c. Clay sre
re elected to Congress and Samuel w. Mardls
supercedes r, B Baylor
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Vest india Trade.-The value of this trade
may be inferred from the fact, that of sewn
teen vessels which left the port Of PhadeI.
phia in the month OF July for the West Indies,
only one Of them cleared for a British port T.
it IS stated in Portland Maine) paper that "only
one vessel has loaded at that great navigatiog
town, for these islands, ever since the arrange
ment which was to accomplish such mighty
things for Maine" The truth is, the trade.
as it was carried on indirectly, was worth Just
as much to Us as it is at present. The evils Of
an indirect trade fail on the consn or of the
articles & not the producer and, o. purse the
effect OF Mr.. NJ Lanes celebrated treaty, in he
negotiation OF which he lost sight of his own
dignity, and compromised the character of his
country, is to relieve the subjects OF Grea,
Britain Of the tax imposed on them by the OBJ
s,lnacy and folly of their OWE government,
without beneftIing hi, own coun,rymen in the
slightest degree. Yet. Gen. Jackson " has
gained the West India uade'--and though it
be not worth the paper upon which the treaty
IS written, yet, the Jackson men shout and
Luzza a. Il it were Of immense yalue-and this
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Wheat Wanted.

WYE WISH to purchase ea,y This season,
w a large quantity OF WHEAT, tor which
we VIII pay CASH at the highest prices given
in this Marke,--or give the Farmers choice Of
several other very fair propositions. Those who
have large crops, we should Ike TO see before
they make engagements.
l., g. n. D. NORVELL.
July %. IFS
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WM R RIME H..

MRRkiED, on Thursday, The 18th inst. in
81. MiebArI's Church, Trenton. New Jersey by
he Rev. DIR. Beasley PRINCE LUClEN MI
RAT, second sou OF joachim Mural. ne I,ie
ea-kns ot Naples, 10 CAROLINA GEOR-
GlANA, vouugest danghter OF tho late Major
In n,a 1, NJ. of South Ca ina.
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WARDS OFFICE.

INr NOTiCE.-The subscriber, sis or eigh
III weeks ago loaned pair Of SADDLE
BAGS TO some person, not now recollecIed,
and he takes this mode of requesling that
Trey be returned. EDWARD BROWN.
Sept. |. il
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EDUCATlOAN.

fa1lIE duties al the suUscuUers school for
4 Young Ladies, will be resumed on Mon
day the l2th Of September.-Ierms,f for the
session ii 1--we months, inolsdmg fuel, s'aiiona.
ry, aud all other charges, Sl5, pay aoIe IN ad'
sHnl".
MRS. TOMpKINS, will cohiinue TO give
Lessons ia Mns'ck, and will receive Young
Ladies IN her iam,, as boHrdrrs.
Nj. Vincent, now employed at Hampden
Sidney Co legr, Ms a teacher OF French, is en-
gagged to gave lessons IN this School.
The Undersigned pledges himself 10 the
patrons Of his school, that his best and most
faihfal eIertions for the advancement of his
pupils in useful learning, shall be zealously cons
lnued. r. u. SMITH.
Aug. 20, 4wif ljs0ersonidnl
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.


Hooa-Iesis Maxwell I76-panisl Smith 20
Castfl-Naxwel iG-smith 80
Maxwell Is about 30 shesd, aud Randolph. Jach
aud Greeubrief oountie. 10 be heard ltnm.
Gsayson-ehules g Johnston H-Ins Draper III
flashing Coordination. taf0-nfhpef IL
Johnston III votes ahc al and the Two last day
IA Grayson 10 hc heard irnn. Contest donhtfu
Eiiabeik Ctiy-Goorgr Loyal 10, Thomas New
ton h1-Mr Ncwon'' majority IN tho district 81 votes
UestmorsiaRd-Ghinn II, Taiiaiorro 2a0.--thnn'
majority IN the district 20.
knag Biliiaa disfrict-John J. Roane, elected Nv 4
majority ofa2 votes over J. H. Bernard aud Edwin
Upshaw.
Sarry-Rchnrd Eppes Is, Joha Y, Mason Il6-Ma.
son Is elected by maIoril, Of about $40.
zitgasta--ten john Meeoy $40 Erasmus strihlus
JsI.-6cu. MuCOY Is elected by majority Of lil0
votes lie dsa,owed being friendly to tue repeal Of the
25th section af the Judiciary act.
otdagt-ia 7 pade i9l--J NJ. Patton 257
hadisoH-bade, 2la-Patton 49,
Patton is elected, by majority IN the district fabou
$40.
HorgaH-wm Armstrong 1873, Col L. Lucas ia
Armstrong eleclrdi by a MAJORITY Of 2lJ
-RehaTtAlles,k majority in the district, about
300 over Cd. laI1a< a Alpson.
Fang stss-ezs1I = ~ saee al. john s Bar.
bouf - [1k11in the District 7Gd
-. 80! 49, .ss.,..,.. ,,,, r.,,,.
6i3, iiamgefl41 1uaeh Qualification will b,
Cnutested. - c. ~ s7s'e -.
Swty-FrSncis Ruih6fDi, A Atkinson Gd, = I
Rises 20 ivcsFistlccted b, nniuritY o about 10
lug Hsta--DGyd w rltrsnl III, Charks \. Stuati
27s -po,toson elected by majority N tho district
OF Ia.
FaaQuier-Charle. llanlon' 4s5, Bayhcs Gugsb,
!67. nunton is elected
HOUSE OF DEL EGArEs.
(lJ' The hgus' annexed 10 eaoh county wi
show the number ol member, 10 which It !
entitled
! Washtaeton f2)--McCnloch 500, Keller GA Thomp
son $40 Judge Johnston l0I -tfho latter on
brolrht out few days hrioro the elootionJ
Ehzabsh Cifq aud Hatotck l)-AleN " Jones.
| ttgcmaa tll-Geutgu Suiinnn' az, Samuel /
Morri- .06.
Ggeclidna d)--Arch ibatd Bryce, Jr. by amnIurip
| OF Ia over Joseph ). Watkins.
HhHoUtr q )-Nm. II. loaue.s
| UfstHorfiaad DIV Hong hhy Newton
GhtStts { uy and Mem heHt ( John u. Haivbur
| ton
| us6kisaburg (2)=- Nm. %. Goodo, AIN G. Knox.
| hteh0iis aud Lafayette q )-=Jobu honyoE'
| SHrrg q john T.. tranp.
| augusta f})--jonn Mei'uC, Robert ). Brooke
| orange Il--tapt Thomas psvis,
! FaHqmcr t3l--,luk 4. Chiffon J2l, Ihumns Mai
| shall 5ld, Hosea iickorson tjj.
| Madison D)--Lun Bank.
| Morgan li)-iioury A hytno' 80, Col Robert a
| Gus lin 70, - Burke ~.
! Page Obj. Roninson.'
! Not IN The last LtgtsiatHtc.
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CUNNINGHAM RECORD.
E2sGVHsI w
OF the LynchDurg Markets.

corrected jor The ItrgiuidHL by
THOMAS HoLcomBE aud MoHAnp Tyne
COMMISSION Mere hants.
Extreme prtts II passed lobuc-
60, from S3 90 To 8 80
Inferior To common, 3 90 10 0O
Common TO good 400 10 90
Good 10 fine, 6Upto %
ouips, 3 ~ 10 90
Refused Lugs. 22olo2 u
Inspected the past week 263 hints passed
tobacco 100 hhds, &c used total 1868
Congo son Of LYetftop 1870, 1881
20. $. NJ. IF Far las Stock
Sept lst, ~, It'll So 1850 AGsl
Sept lst, u. ll20s 34sa 6sl 2G2l
lie ~. nu,y inspecting sill Continues inrgc
for the ,tason. The p,iees are beginning to
loaoT-lhr depand Tor stemHlng qualities IS
unt So good, as the ,tenmsfs are obout 10 stop
their business Tor tins 'easou, French aualI.
ties are beginning to haG also, here IS not much
comI' unoo NOW Tor thee qualIlIr. and the
extreme pr,ces from - 90 IT. g. GrneInl nv
etage about 50 % 10 i. Inc general pIicrs
Gr common h3 80 20 I. We hear OF no pros.
peCt 81 competition Tor French tobac, o we
have been INFORMED lhHt sales have been made
IA Richmond oil IA pnrt OF upland parcels NJ
81 90 average The buyer selecting none but the
first rate QUALITY
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- kAGED from The subscriber, while on
- vlsn al Lynchburg, Chesant Sorre
Mare, about nine or ten years old, four feet
eight OF ten inches high, with a small blaze IN
her forehead has droOpt rump, aud long tail
and PAGES well. very sprlted, aud is considered
firslrate riding aolma had 40 SHOES on when
she strayed. Any Information concerning the
above mate, let with Rudd & Haley, Lynch.
burg, or the subscriber living IN pntsy wanna
county, near PanuelPs Ferry, will be thankfully
received and SUITABLY rewarded
WIN. W. McuANEY.
Sept. l. Is
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Sept !
~, 1000 nushelS OK Wheat
" anteA.

TUNIlE subscr ibers wish to purchase 10000
n bushels Wheat, for which the full mar,
kei mice wll be given. They will be regular,
" IN the market during the season, for " heat.
Hour and all Description OF country produce,
and invite oil persons having such, to glyG
them call They have constantly on hand
genera assoIl ment OF goods and are in daily
eHpection ol further supplies from Richmond
and NV York, winch they are determined TO
sell al fair prites-Among which arc 80 sacks
Liverpool Sali, ii hhds ST. CroIx aud N. o,
sugar Ceroon Spanish hot ladgo, 5O
Martha do. 800 Dutch Madden, and 5000 prime
Green Collie. SCRUnUo BAGbY.
Aug. l.. INIT
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ItOm.-The last accounts from Liverpool
quote flour al 26s p Dbl in bond, " certain.
" most miserable price, bat to which holders
must submit # they sell nj all a Liverpool
letter Of july l3, says, " We see no reason 10
expect improvement for some time. The
weather is s'lll very propii,ous for the crops,
aud we fully expect plentiful and early har.
vest"
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PUBLIC NOTICE

[I'HE suhseI'brr, III consequence OF making
- vIsit 10 Prnnsylyanth during the mouth
oil September, will not be able 10 commence Tie
neHt session Of his School, unul MONDAY the
10 h OF October ensnIng--ht which tune, the
tail aud winter sessions vii commence
Terms Of tuition, nnd board 0l students will
be ns heretofore. JNO. &. REID.
Sept. /. w6wif
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NEGROES.

WYE viii sell, on FRIDAY EVENING, IN
~ front oil tie Market House, three or foag
Negroes NJ auction.
CAD. b. PHELPS & Co. Auctfs.
We have also in store, lot OF fine family cur
cd BACON. anh tetNeen 900 and 1000 lbs. 81
good family LARD, witch will he sold low.
&. IL ID. Is. +. T. Co.
Sept. !. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-01

Freight down The River per hundred 10 to 10
cents.
frsIghl up the River % 10 81 cls.
Plaster and Iron up the riser 4 o. per ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-01

Philanthropy wiaoh &c eonieu We ar. nol
quite equal TO.