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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

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CorroSThis market has fer days been quiet,
the from England representing those
alteration Our continues same saw. being
chiefly for consumptos without change in prices suor
81 Isl for New Orrass 81 I3f for Uplands; d for
Fierdas and 10 III Tor Mobile The arrivals been
sboa 2Sos bales At Charleston. the 2ii small
had bees do,c. Phe sas ealy hspdred bales
" l2ic The stock light large trans
actiens, and cottcn ~ly. New
leans the istb the market few sales
OF the making for the northern at i2l
i3c. which is decline of ic. on the FIRST sale pads
BRBApsruprs-Ihe market rather here. Since
The Great Western but small been
submitted to. Sales Of common brands have made nj
Sa.5 which decline OF Soc from the OF
Flour sells S. so Corn Neal 81 So In grain transac
toss have been large ss,s of kor,h Carolina Wheat
made 81 some Virginia at S2ol Al Charleston on
the 2 sale, Of Flour have been made DID, $3.50 ss5e
IA ~ Is q 81 for
The aour aad wheat brepght to tide wster via the canals,
for the ond week In Sept oIls
bbis Flour. tush. HIes
Ia 1897, l5,447 l45i8
AZ 1883, 3J7g3 1851
Increase, 1886 23,7t3
Allowing bushels nj wheat or four the in.
OF Hour for the above period - barrels per
cent
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BrIeHres, Sept 9TH, 1891
arrived here on Monday sfteraeon from Dieppe
Yesterday I speRt the whole day in this beautiful
town, in company with Doctor r., formerly fellow
resident with me at Mrs. Mann's boarding house, G
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Y'EfF 81 SIN n,

/ NDtR deed OF trust, executed by Matthew
y i. Brown now deed. and winch Is OF record
IN the Hastings Cont of lasnclbnrg. Tor purposes
IN SAID deed expressed Will be sold, Salu,dY the
sd INST. Al the late residence Of s,d Brown the
following property Ono Book Case aud Secretary,
two Beds. Bedsteads aud Furniture, with snnhry
Other articles o household aud Kitchen Furniture.
and snrrcl Horse Terms Of sale will be cash, aud
such nllr conveyed as is Gven by the said deen only
DAVID K. kDIEN, Trustee.
At the same time, will be sold. nj tho Marker
House, III the town III Lynclhnrg. hc remainder OF
the estate ot said Matthew L. Brown. dee and a
negro man, Washington, willie hned ior The balance
OF the year ELIZA BROWN. A iminisiradir
If W. T. Hrarn. dccd
June II. wl23J
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COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.


AT Il meeting OF the cilizens of Lynchburp on
Saturday, 9th of June, Martin w. Davenport, Esq
(Mayor,) was called TO the chair, and X. II. role,
appointed Secretary. The following Preamble aud
Resolutions were unanimously adopted:
The Citizens of Lynchbure, here assembled, view
with qualifications the efforts now making TO revive
the Commercial prosperity of the South, and es-
p clally those efforts which have direct reference
to the Improvement OF the towns and cities of Vil-
snia, not only by drawing to them direct Foreign
Trade, but by opening channels of communication
with the immense and fertile ions of the int nor
now cut off from market, and necessarily addia .
nothing to the resources AID wealth of the State,
either as producers consumers
Therefore Resgire2 That II is expedient to APP
point Delegates to the Commercial Convention pio.
posed TO be held in Richmond on the second We'd
nesday in tins month.
Rts9trc8, That ten Delegates be appointed TO rep
resent this meeting in sad Convention.
Whereupon the following were appointed John
EariY, John NJ. Warwick, John G.. Me EN-, Richard
H. Tolcr, John Tompkins VIM. Morgan, John
Victor, Thos. A. IIolcombe, Vim. l.. Lancaster aud
Henry s. Langhorne.
And, on motion, the Chairman was added to the
Delegation. NJ. w. DAVENPORT, Chairman.
L. IL. TOLEK, Secretary.
From BedJ1rd, Col. WIN. Campbell and VIM.
NJ. BurwcIl, Esq, are appointed delegates.
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OIsaEl1 AK

Departed this life, ut his residence, III the Meadows
OF Pittsylvanla on The 18th ult. Mr.. JANIS GuoMr-
SON toLfs, IN the ilst year oil his age. In the
death OF tins cslimable man, society has been de
p,vcd OF useful aud upright membes. Il large
eltcle o friends ota beloved companion. the poor ot
Hi Il beuelactuf, aud a numerous train OF conucx-
IONS, headed by venerable mother, To whom he
had devoted hls TINT and affections, OF tender and
generous relative. Ambitious only of the praises
due To virtue, he sought no distinction beyond the
received the blessings oil the lhrong to which lie
had 50 often extended the hand OF charity aud open
ed the ear of compassion. undlstulhcd by all agi-
ting passions his hemt Was soii quiet spot where
all the virtues took root. Calm aud serene IN ten
per--modest aud retung III dspos,tion--Ma'm aud
generous IN feeling his death VAS the nptcst en-
bcm OF his lite, when, IN the stiffness al Spliue S
soft twilight, he gently tellascep without struggle
OF \ sroan. The same spot which gave hun bnth
furnished hls tomb. His name the result oi
long -uled friendship aud Oft repeated hencyocnec.
lis career tho undistngulshcd by any ambitious as
pnalon. was the more blessed oil LIVING without
envy, aud DIVING without irptoach The dripping
eses wliah surrounded ms tomb. the gloom which
dalkcncd hlS neighboIhnod, bcluken'd the receipt
OF the only rev aud lor winch Inc lahoied. The hand
which gave freely, Is new sleuchcd-the eye
which slreamcd 81 freely NJ Sorrows tale, Is lived
and the lip which meathed 81 sahy the hlnd woid.
OF charily, Is hushed lol,ser The man Is gouc but
the recollection oi hls virtues shall flourish an
/ evergreen IN the remembrance of all thai knew hun,
'fhc rose has been nIpt IN the nlucss OF ns bloom,
but the fragrance oil It's blasted leaves s scouts the
ali around il.
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$50 ssrsNS SEsED.

ID UNAWAY from the plantation Of Mr.. Benz.
a Wlks, near Lynclbulg, about the Isl Of June,
(iEstant) negro u,an named WILSON, aged A.
bout - years bright mnlauo with very bushy ham
about feet in hegh-whcn spoken To, he has ralh-
Ell down cast look, and usually answers IN an un-
der tone--no particular mark about Inn Is recoect-
ed. This negro belongs to the estate of Ann y.
Scott deceased and was by the administrator hired
out for tire present year.t Mr. Wills. II proha
bic he will cndeaYor 10 leave This State for some of
the free Statcs--most probably by tile way Of
Charleston, Kama II taken the side Of the
Blue Ridge, secured thai he be again recover
ed, the undersigned, admir-. will pay the sum Of
$40 and IT taken on tire other side Of the Ridge,
he will pay the sum Of $40 reward. Persons desi-
rons TO communicate with me, will please direct TO
Red Hill p. O, Campbell county"
HENRY r. EARLY.
Adm'r. q .ina b. Scott, iced.
o. The Charleston tkana"ia) Banner will in.
seu thus notice four weeks aud forward us account
to the Office oithe Lynchburg Vngtian.
June 1w
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" We regret to say thai Mr. Woodbury. is sup
posed to have declined accepting the appointment Of
ohei Justice OF the Supreme Court of New Hamp-
'lfe' being unwilling to deprive the country of the
a'u OIL Inns consummate financial abilities, at this
critical crisis" We hope he will think better Of
" however, at least before the next session of Con
s'ess. we hope never to be condemned to read a.
>''uef nance Report with his name appended 10
"uch " unusual and excessive punlshments are
unconstitutional
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SOUTH CAROLINA

The Legislature of this Stale closed its eAt.a ses
SION on the lst inst. after bet contuuanoe during
winch they passed law for rebuilding the cit, u
Charleston" authorizing a loan OF s. 600 900, one
halt ledeeuable IN 20, aud the other halt in 80 years
on the credit of the State the whole amount to be
loaned out, ior the purpose OF rebuilding the burnt
district.
Pfior to their adjournment the Legislature, b,
Large mooIties Of both Houses. adopted the follow
ing resoluons-lnsgatcd thereto IL Is sand bv let
tens from Washington" They were opposed, with
great ability and spirit, by Aessrs. lIamlton Pcti-
CRU, Thompson, Toomcr aud others; but in vain:
/. Resolved, That in the opinion of tins Legisa-
tufe, the Resolutions adopted at the last sesson.
recommending the separation Of the Government
from the Banks, and The eventual collector and dis
bnfsement OF the bic money of the United States,
IN the constitutional currency, have received the APP
probation the people ofthis State.
:. Resolved, That in the opinion of this Lesisl.l-
uie, the policy indicated by those resolutions is Is
senual 10 the best interests of the country aud that
any public servant who refuses to promote the same,
pnrsues course IN furious the welfare aud prosper
ny of the State.
}. Resolved, That the presiding officers OF lhe lie
Ssaiue be requested to transmit copies OF these
olntons 10 tie Senators aud Representatives of this
State in the Congress of the uued States.
Tie majority entered Protest against these re
soutions-among other things, for this; That" the
only reasons assignedior the resolutions the sup
posed anxiety of the people Of this State lor the
cess Of Thai measure Che Sub Treasury aud their
appreciation OF the resolutions OF last winter where
Is ii is believed that the fyor which those tcsou
tons havetoun1 proceeds much mote from the in
difference OF the people, than nom any interest which
they feel i'll the subject"
We fear the adoption of these resolutions Will lead
to the resignation OF Senator Preston. At all events
the "coata.on," more wonderful than that OF Fox
with Lord North, is consumnated; and he coat of
arms Of South Carolina, instead of the Palmetto,
Wilde hereafter more naturally Modification jacket
oIDameuted with Loco Foco buttons. Thus it is
that " extremes sometimes meet the Nnters in
league with the authors of the Proclamation and
Force Bin! And, the beauty ofItis, neither party has
demgei!tt
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FINE HORSES nt Aucti.n.
Great Bargains for Cash.

E,llE SUBSCRIBER expccsto leave this State
soon, aud wishes To close his business IN this
place AZ possible, aud II desnous to
sell As many of his GOODS as he can, before the
hrst oil August and therefore will offer great nduce-
mc0ts, either nj Wholesale ~ retail Is he does moi
wish 10 move his GOODS. they will be sold unusual
wi low, anl ptrsuns wishing IA hny wlll do well
TO embrace this olpo,tuniiy. They will be sold to
Merchants on reasonable time FOX negotiable paper
T.. b. ESTES.
June At
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pTBI,JC BATHS

NeSSrS. EduorS-1 am surprised that Of our
cnetprising citizens have been tempted, by the
tam protablcness of Public Baths TO erect them in
Lynchburg- cularly since The completion Of
our Water Works has furnished us with such a
plentiful supply OF water, SO easily obtained. There
is no doubt that Baths constructed properly, would
amply remuneiate any individual whose other al
raneements would enable him to attend to them,
whilst they would unquestonably be great public
benefit. PRO BONO PUBLlCO.
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Passage frosn Richmond 10 Baltimore
THREE, YEygES.y y..s,ssy.

rENllE Steam Boat Patrick Henry, Capt. Clap
J. man. or Thomas Jefferson, Capt. Henderson,.
will leave Richmond every Sunday. "Wednesday, and
FRIDAY morning after Friday the 9Th inst. and
put passengers on board the splendid Steamboat Ala
bana Capt. Sutton, or keo;ueky, Capt. Holmes, the
same afternoon: Nnom the speed Of these boats they
wllalways arriH. in Baltimore in time both to takethe
Boat or Rail. Road Cars to Philadephia For com
tort, safety and speed. this route is unqualified.
Passage and fare, through to Baltimore, after the 27tli
inst, Nine Dollars, being less than By any OTHER
route. JAMES FERGUSON. agent.
Maryland and Nirg nia s. b. Co.
Baltimore, April 80, $50 10 W it aat
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&. w. HUMPHREYS, -
$ Sae. q o. DE .vTIST

INVITES the attention Of the pubc 10 one OF
l. the most valuable improvements ever ihtioduceu
10 their notice, beng an extremely simple mode
OF extracting teeth, BY which the paenf Is saved the
greater part OF The pin usually attendant on the Of
binary method of extracting. while its safety is
maksbe. that no injury ran be inflicted on the jaw
bone or gums. Few Improvements Of modern umes
can be interesting more beneficial &c the COM
munliy ihan tins, nHsmurh ~ almost every ind,-
sdnal ~ obliged TO submit to tire operation. Under
the Common practice, exerneiating Is The pam.
violently the gums bruised and In Grated. and
great l. tire dluser OF breaking the Jaw iise'fby
tho vloeut wrenehng ol The keyed instruments, that
most persons entertain dread of the operation
But tears should cease. since tile operation IS
Invested OF all Danger and by Ear the greater part OF
the pain. Aud although 1t now comes before this
community, Tor the fist tine, III rus formal way,
II Ia by means unlfied system, nor IS II unpro-
sldrd with testimonials Of the highest responsibility,
from ladies and gentlemen who have experienced its
peculiar advantages. The subscriber assu the pub
lie, that he extract teeth by ms system. no
matter n they he OF The largest size, Oh deeayed
aUgs, with The application OF one-thnd the power
ordinarily used, aud he invites the carns oil Lynch
burg AMI the surrounding country to cail ana ex-
anime hls proofs ~ favour Of what is here asserted.
The subscriber also offers his services 10 the pub
lie IA helug abr. eases, IN save entirely sucf
dccayed and d,hing teeth as they now fear must bo
extracted. lis success ~ soothing. aud hnally
saving many valuable teeth, In extensive practice,
both III PhlIatelphii and Washington city, las
been 80 decided, thai liz invites the public to call,
confident that he render his skill Dentist
licmrl, n,,u 10 tlicnE
lie will also cleanse. plug. aud insert teeth upon
spIugs III fl. =, the most approved plan. and
cure inflammation OF soreness al tue gums, giving
ihrm healthy action, which will improve The breatl,
aud taste.
For Testimonials, anj prices for operating. SEQ
bulls. H. may be consulted ior a few weeks ai the
residence OF Nj Sar,h SCHOOLGIRL.
UFs HIS Teeth a most choice selection OF
the very best manufactured IN the ND,ied States.
procured from samuel W. Stockton, oil Phlldel-s
pima, Manufacturer Of the premium incompatible
teeth.
June il ftd
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ONO STATE CONVENTION.

Tie Wing State Convention assembled at Column
bus on the 3lst ult. The number of delegates in at
tendance numbered from FIVE to seven thousand
the largest asscnbage of the klud, we imagine
that ever took place in The world-hc real " De
mocracy oil Numbeis." Ii cn'pbatically, aud nor
@ifAauj some show Of reason, c!astencd, "Me RI.
sag q he Pe.p'e''
Allen Tumble was appointed President; aud al
ter the usual organization, the following Rcsoln
tons were adopted
R,soltel, Thlt The good Of the country nupe
iously demands change in The administration Of
the National Goyernment--such change as wall
eft euaIly prevent further continuance ofile rcck-
less which has been Hagtd uIon the interests Of
Tie people for the benefit oil oiiue bulders-suoh
cha4gc As Viii, from hcncciurtI, produce a#uH!o of
feeling aud interest between tie people and leii
oflicla agents; and il is The paramount duty OF all
these, throughout the Union, who are opposed to
the present m.Sule, To prosecute this object by Wig
u and concert Of action, aud by the sacrifice of all
pes, nal aud local partIaes aud p!ejudices which
stand N the way OF It's attainment.
TcSolEdI, That concert Of action BY the Wigs
trou. bout the Uncd States cau be best secured by
means Of National Conyentou and this Conyen-
ton therefore concur in The recommendation Of the
STATE Whl. Convention, held at Columbus in july
last, TO tint Ell ct-aud also concu1 IN the PROPOSE
ton Lately made - the Wig members of Congress,
yenton.
Reaolrcd, That ,his Convention have undimin.
shed confidence III the patriotism ard talents of our
distinguished fellow citizen WILLIAM HENRY
HARRISON, aud concur with the Convention Of
July last III pre- eUtli s to HE National Con-
veulOn a candidate for the Presidency but at
the same tlme pledge their cordial support to the
nomination of the CUnycnton should it fall on eth
Of the other distinguished statesmen. HENRY
CLAY or DANIEL WEBSTER, whose names
are prominent Wing candidates for that important
Office"
Gen. Joseph Vance, the present incumbent, was
the State.
Tie following resolutions were likewise adopt
ed
!" Reso{red, That this Convention, in accordance
with the known Will OF large ma jofty otthe people
Of The State OF ONO. solemn protest against
tie course pursuedby Messrs. MoKRis aud ALLEN,
in the United States Senate, and do hereby rcSguest
and instruct them forthwith resign their seats IN
that body.
Resolred, That this Conventions have seen wit.
admiration, the manly and independent course OF the
Hon. VIM. {. PRESTON, one OF the Seniors from
South Carolina IN the Senate of the United States
and that they look toward TO the Time when he
will shane IN the highest donors OF the Republic
believing that his unsurpassed eloqncnce aud I'M
doubted patriotism enlltle him TO the confidence OF
nation OF ifecmcu."
During the progress Of the Convention it was ad
dressed BIZ Measrs. Thomas Ewing, Jacob Burnet,
Vim. b. Hubbard J. w. Gazlay, VIM. S. Muir
ply, Gov. Vance, c. Anderson, and w. Spancler.
1t adjourned on the evening of the lst inst. Great
harmony and spirit reconciliation, prevailed.
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Fa,fl@em Of Propheey.-lhe Eoduey lAlissis
sfp9 paper states, thai, as long ago as 1888
George Pondrxter remarked, to gentleman of
that place, tliat, within thrcc years, Mr. Calhoun
would be acting in close concert with Mr.. Van
Barren! Mr.. Calhoun has been "eyery thing by
turns, and nothing long :" and we presume the pre-
dirtion was based upon his wonderful dcaleucss.
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MARRIAGES..

Married, on Thursday evening. the III, INST by
the Rev. DIR. Wm. |. lloloomhe. Mr WILLIAM
lrSny WATSON, 10 Miss Susan, daug liter OF Henry
Huntington, Esq. all this place.
-, in ST. Johns Church Richmond, on
Tuesday the 9Th insl. by the Key. VIM II. lIan.
Rector OF said Church, Mr.. Joseru D. EVANS. Of
Iynchburg, to Miss JuLiA ANS il,nr, daughter oil
the Rector.
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.MAN.UOY'fg SCHEME.

EcsIces nIany oil go, 800, S5O, 0c. &c.
Whole Tickets Slo-llayes $5-Quarters g. 50.
/ OF sale in great variety Of choice Numbers. At
TALBO1"S LUCKY OFFICE.
o. Orders liom the country, accompanied with
HE Cash, III Prlle Tickets, for Tickets in any Viz
gnia Scheme drdWnby ID. S. Gregory x co. Mana
gers, will be promptly supplied and Exchange on
the most liberal Terms r cted on addressing letters
(posl paid 10 MELVILLE TALBOT,
Lyndbarg, Ia.
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TWENTY DOLLARS RE.yARD.

ID ANAWAY from the subscriber, living in PIT
a syyana county, Va. on the Sd INST (Junc)
BEN, negro man, about twenty five years old,
light complexion, little deaf, aud sps when speah-
ing. | think lie is about 3 feet or 10 inches high,
had on when he left blue hone-spun domestic
coat double wovc, with black buttons, and black
fur hat; bis other clothing not recollcctcd. He
ran of without any known cause, aud ! suppose he
is aiming to go to his wife, who carried Il ON the
neighborhood last winter, and belongs las under
stand,) 10 Mr. John Miller OF Logan county ia tbs
State. think IL probable that lie has obtained ii
pass, either pass him free orasa slave go
ing to place. | will give the above reward for
the apprehension and delivery ofsad negro uc, or
his confinement in Jail, that get him again.
JOHN HUNT.
June IL 3tt
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Together with great number $50 $50, $40
&c &c.
Whole Tickets only S5--IlIlve, So 50-Qnarters
81 %. For sale at TALBOT'S OFFICE
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o. We grafed TO lean that ten of the per
sons WHO burnt the British steamboat Sir Robert
Peel on the American side OF St. Lawrence river,
have been arrested. Only one Of the number Is al
American--the rest are Canadians. II IS reported
that some of the property Of which the boat was
pundered wa, found in ther possession.
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Harris's UiU Casc.-'rhe last Charlottesville Re
publican informs thai this celebrated and inn
purtant case, which has long been in court, has
been length decided by the jury, after nine days
examination of witnesses aud of argument BIZ
counsel The validity of the Will affirmed
\ large amount of property was involved; but we
are sufficiently apprzed Of the character of the
legacies to be more specific.
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REVIEW
OF ygFE El.E'tgbHF Fss- .H.EKAFT
Corrected by Richard TNrcc,

20 NlfISSION UERGHiNi.
Extreme prl,rs ot passed Iobacco,45 % 10 90 p
Interior 10 common, > % To u 81
Common 10 good 90 10 %
Good To fine 90 10 q -
Manufacturing, quallics 90 10 % 70
Lues, according to quality, ; 90 Ia 90
Inspected ,hls week 502 hhds-lhc breaks
tinucs lMgc.
Flour, At, st 90 To 90
Wheat tnonc oferugl
Com, (pel harIe) IS To 90
Meal, Qcr bU,hel,) wholesale, u Ga 10 o5
Whi,kcy, u Al 10 ~
Plaister, lpcr toni II 90 10 90 90
lron (pcr ton) 4 months, 100 90 10 90 90
llsmp (prr tou1 10 90 To li0 90
Clover Seed, ldenty) 30 10 90 90
Bacon, tpcr hundrcd) wholesale, 90 TO . 30
Oats, (per bushcl) 70 10 o 81
salt, tper sack) 80 to 3 -
EEsEIdaElK.
Down the RIVER SO 30 To 90 -
Up the river, % 10 90 30
Plaster and Iron, lprf ton,) u 90 To Un
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VEN SEPPLEES.
T. i x
VI. ". DAVENPORT

EgAS just received, dncct from the Manufacto-
4 4 ncs,
900 pair Ladies' slippers, consisting OF
Best English Kid Dress Slippers,
French do do
American do do
Cor Il. Morocco do
And few par Gas sampled Of Ladies' Turkish
Satin Boots, anew article, WINCH for beauty and
eicg,ncc st,r onriyallcd by any hing oil The kind
hitherto made.
ALSO,
On hand, large assortment of Mems and Youths
fine Drab and Black short napt Beaver, Fur and
Silk Hats, Of the very best quality to which he
oud respectfully cali the affection of the public /:
and requests call from those wishing to purchase
rs lac is determined to sell them rs low rs hev are
sold n any market, at retail in the United States.
Jane IL dtf
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I Grand (apitaloG S3J, 9DJ!!!
1 Prize OF 10000
40 Prizes OF 5000

FALDOF L0IILNi ND EACuANtIV ffIrt,
iya,lbHrg, Junc 11H, 1898. !
LEESBURG ACADEMY LOTTERY,
CLASS No 4. FOR 1888.
10 be drapp al 1leumIria, on Satmday, The lGhot
Jane, 1858, The Draumg reccored at hiS Office
nm Iur.Iuu AL1 InLL M
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u We invite attention to the able Address in
relation TO the Colonization Society, on the first
/
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O. We learn that Robert Tndal who lately
ran OIL from buckingham court house. with mulat-
TO woman belonging 10 Mr.. Matthews. OF that place,
has been arrested, and that he is now safely LODGED
in Buck i'm ltatn iail
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q 1t is supposed that the Phllade phia, BALI
more and Virginia Banks will resume specie pay
menls by the 4th OF July next.
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June IL