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IMMIGRATION FgOW EUROPE

The I'D" % immigration from Europe is enormously or
tie increase II has never been wha; the Albany Citizen
says II was "a io Fi" but It has certainly become "a
migLiy mig torrent The stream l. destined 10 become
wider aud cooper still and the census 1850 will unques
uonsiy exceed oil ancp'tOns Of tie national population
in TIA year TIE great body Of tho ei,ranB orc from
Iceland aud Germany, and presume principally If the
Roman Catholic faith, denomination of Christians aug
iuontng wi'n gfcatrspiJity.
There u'iscd in New Yo IN day TUESDAY IstJ u.
~ 26e7 stecrsge passengers Of whom s32 woir i,nau
aud Dn'e!, aud 1855 from Greet Bln and Ireland The
arrivals tic cay efufo mad tie whole number n The two
days 5000 PoIks m.I.ny would have been smarty In.
creased nod flcy como gear sooner
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Jga's Hir'J hnyror,irenf Yaiiey Tarayle and North
iYesf Yyeigig.


Tic Wncho.icf Republican, having approyinqly advert.
ed Q, cu nggos,us DO favor Of deviation from the orig
mol scheme OF ,ao James River Improvement, obsorcs
"Wc ihrk know something Of tho temper end die
position % ac public mcu who 10 have This matt e un
at' cls d,1lrDn' aa may well venture Oh. opinion
That io in'hes Of Internal impeachment expect ~ car.
~ aug pfjsct TIE next wG'Cf, they must sgcc upon
.c".ne which viii embrace Three important Interests viy
we Ceufsl lmPF0ycm.Ht-a continuance If the Valley
lufnnLc tom stanton to the Tennessee hno-snd come
other scamc that will and t-ke care ~ the inr.rs.
u Goo NuH Wet THE moy bo called Log RoIiue-bu,
coil % whlt n1H1 ypI will 30 De- the only feasible s.pro
that con b" r,scrtd Public men will not run the NIX
u public ofcasuie by 90. Imposition Of heavy lurtrus
unless some hing 81 importance IS o. hn gainft by it,
HUE BE- not Due HEc for political mafytIi uflets
ncsrhonr can come DO ur sh7fe We s7..t now ,y,,,
we d. hnp"" And time will 'nd.cao rio truth of the re-
rCmotk"
Wehod ihat there can Uo 10 sr-h Grg o.. s, r,l,,
where ihc several measures proposed De advanced b lie
combination Vt force ore respectively cginm1te anil NO.
hci'' There Be- no corruption IN tho union Of even a,t.
g'ni-'s i1f ts promotion of Bpdillc saiuaTy and l.
public end1 ir Virginia, where there ore Or 3 s, ..,,
'eporae' disconnected aud lnsynpathcuc sec,io1,' In,
i-'sH i would BE- impossible ~ Ju5lc on inch v,i,,
'he combination Of -Jme tao or more Of ,i., ,, Of,
basis % tlc public good ini mutu,l betu to- uo, ..,t
u ihr Republican i0'ys u,f,lor., We rpk To- VIZ .
d'nc 100 i,' case io Ci'fssburg charger afford n .c
rari cscy such cimpr satisfied ihat hs eud. m, ,b.
\ Iseful and pIuiyl,c.
Bat what urc We 10 undcnlnud by tho Valley Turn
pf extended from SsUnIOn the Tennes see line I,
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ELoPEMENr or A LARGE GANG OF RuNA-
WAY NEGROES

We learn from u police magistrate. that sixty or
seventy runaways passed through this city last
night, en- route for Pennsylvania. Thoy have eloped
doubtless, according la prechnceited arrangement
Rom The neighborns counties of Prince George, Charles
aud ST. Mars, IN Maryland: aud said be armed viii,
seythes. budVcons and They left the city by
the road leading cut through 9Th street. and probably
hoping to make good their through the counties OF
Montgomery and Frederick, Maryland. We undetssnd
that nearly two bundled citizens Of Washington and the
vicinity have started in pursuit. who WILL doubtless sue
coed IN securing most. 1t not ell of ihcm.
Union Tuesday nishL
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IL We were present yesterday, when the elegant o.
gan s. P.u''s Chufch tricd. \ la-Ee number Of
Ladies and geutcmen also attendance who seemed
pleased with the full and rich OF the instrument
The Church i'se elegant structure, ard well de-
the appropriate ornament FOR Us Interior We have
rarely been in Church na appears have much Gle
sance, and, the ne little supernulrs work
sboutit. will not be long, suppose before the con-
gregaon OF ST. Paus Church. may expect service IN their
building. The Rev. Mr.. Norwood We believe, is
IT'S Pastor.
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From the Stars Of Bryden's Baths we were in
duced not lOng since. give them trial. We must con
the Editor of the Star KNOWS what real luxury
is, than first supposed. These baths really worth
the attention Of ,be public who wish promote health
Nr. Boydcn has his b h admirably arranged.
tia, the Ladies Vi Cit might visit ,aea and receive
,rca; benefit.
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A CONVENTION.

| Our neishbor OF the Tunes aud Compiler. oash we
think to have stuck to the Law, ii which We think We
have heard he limb Certainly. he has knsek at
suggesting iase and decided turn for throwing dust
Peoples eyes, which would have a,ailed often with
| ignorant JURY.
Since the subject Of n Convention btcached, the
Times and Compiler has assumed that the whole design
OF the chsnge the basis Of Rcprescn
To deprive Eastern Nrgnii 1t the aseendancy which IL
enjoys the Government, and transit the
West: This followed Immediately by another sssump.
equally grstuitcns and upIus,i6abe, that the
West would abuse the power they oblsined. aud devovv
upon the East ueus, and undue share OF the bucns
! OF Taxation.
In that PAPER Of yesterday, The strings
sss,n ard the old song reproduced. The idea kept up
throughout, that the principal and by nuendo the sole OBJ
jeet OF ealcg Convention is To dispossess OF
the Of power and confer upon another. ana the
suggestions followed up by presenting again those
dismal apprehcnsons Of Western injustice and negro
which IL fec the mind OF ncighbor like
"bcgc" The Is represented or tried To be- as
struggle ter and the RIGHT ct oppression between hos
us communities, instead OF what At simply Is, question
among fellow citizens and BRETHREN whether tho evils Of
their law serious require amend
ment
Among those evils the West regards and Justly regards
their unequal representation in the Legislature
Having oi white population OF 20OO the East
it has We, Senators less and 81 Delegates lees The
Constitution iue recognizes the propety ct aapor.
ionmoni. when the shifting of population renders II lust
Suppose that instead OF majority of only 2U00 the
had now will have in lS5S, majority OF 100 900
Must this ma ,iity Sll be subjected minority because
that minority has Slaves than the msority Dare
any man such doctrine this even in Halifax or
Brunswick The rule is worth n rush that will no,
bear working TO it, natural results. IL would shock w
suppose any man VII, ever heard Of Rcpubleauism or
however infected he mshi be with negomania be told
the section OF Virginia having the lesser number 81
rcope by 100000 had right rule the section hav
ing m,I,riy OF 100000. Yet the principle is the same
prcciscy II one freeman really good anoher the
eve OF Republ'con, then maJr,y Of aGO0 has per.
fee, night rule the minority a majority OF 200 eco
But NJ Wi. finish tomorrow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-10
REPORTED Pa the UNITED STATE. GAZETTE.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET,

MONDAY EVENING, July 9Th.
The Flour market is quiet day, and prices without
change; common aud fair mixed brands held ut 81 2
and good fresh crouud parcels 81 375 81 So Moth
ing reported IN RYE FLOUR Corn Meal. Wheat
There Is none rrIivng, aud the demand only m, dcrae
sales ct a5uO bushes Pcn'a reds o fair qus IA store a,
~ Use No Corn or Oats slJat, and prices are no.
minalIy without alteration. Sugars more firmly held
since the receipt oi the late Elgh news with sales of
LOO hhds. New o.eans At Ct Gic 4 and 6 mos
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A white ~,n game uns,o~n.l whss, head
pletsly severed from his body.
A min, (aams unkaownJ who died on his way to the
Xdeek hand. nam. uaknown.
J. r Lee, clerk, aud John orek, bar keeper both from
Greenshosoagh, Ala.
- Powell pilot, and
- HsII,rd, second engineer.
SCALDED AND WOUNDED:
William b. Daniels. Of Massachusetts. very badly sesli
John Hsset Providence. ri leg broken and badly
seadeJ.
John L. Dcrnsns. ribs broken aud badly scalded.
Andrew froy. (eArpenter.) New Orleans. wife and
chldren. Frcy wounded the head though dan
g,rousy, his wife woVndcj the arm aud scaldeJ
and both the children b=Gly scslIcd.
Christopher Gueydau, ~ France. slightly sealded.
francois Laglaisc, OF France, wounded the hesd-no
dangerously.
BERNARD Osborne, (boy) OF Indiana, badly .calded.
JOIN GSiyhsm, (boy) leg broken and badly scslded-
dangerous
John Milton, of New A'b,ny. (ls) badly scaldcJ.
William Ramsay. OF Alabama, wounded the head and
slightly scsldcj.
Neal arkirs. of ireland severely hurt on the shoulder
Hannibal third engineer ls!aSe OF Capt Tapin seNeTe-
Is sca!ded.
Three person-, names unknown, badly sealded.
The above Wounded, conveyed 10 the Charity Hos
p'l-'he greater portion OF them not expected
Mr- MecOri, Miss Lydia P,se, Miss Sarah Smith
and Mrs. Harriet Coos all OF Mobile; aud Mrs Elmra
Lacy Of Cincinnati cabin passengers escaped unriu-
red.
The Marquette boiler boat, and had been
running the past winter from Mobile up the Alabama
river. IN the trade She about year old
Ter boilers were supplied with Evans Patent Safety
Nsves"- Her owners. Capt. Tntpn and Capt. Thomas
Adams, state that she u not Injured in her hUn
The only freight bolrd few barr,ls OF tar and
casks of liquor.
The wreck which, from its buoy aney Hosed was lowed
across II he ship yard last evening by the South
Western and Geneva.
The Coroner astrvenny held an inquest nj the ynrd of
the Baronne street rrscn upon the bodies Of James
man and man, (name uaknOwn) two OF the vicu
this disastrous accident.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-10

IL We found ourselves again under obligations to the
Pantheon for the well filed which reached Us duy
two since. The Soup nice, the accompan.
Our readers vii say, what fellows these Ed.
tors must be. To come IN Tor 80 many nice things
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-10
VICKSBURG.

Dr. Nc'S'; Emanuel formerly Of Lancaster county, aud
member OF the House Of Delegates Of Virginia in toe
session of 1885, has been nomius,ed by the WHY'S Of
VcA.buc, ih'r cand date FOR the Legislature Of Mis-
sis,ilp. Thcy could elect finer fellow or a truet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-10
AGRlCuLTtrRE.

We begin to-day, contributions from an Agricultural
friend, Agricultural subjects Scientific but not pedan
tic in his knowledge, Of exquisite TASTE and COM
handing easy, flowing and harmonious STYLE he will
atuaci, have ~ doubt, very general attention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-10
Union Tuesday nisAt.

We understand that the Hon. b. G. Shields Cb,ry,
dAhInes To Venezuea his taken passage in the bataue
Venezuela, which will leave ,hs port to-day Laguaya
Phil u. s. Guzstte July s,b
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II proposed that the shall be separate one.
connect the Valley With the great South West Rail Road
which Is TO terminate the Tennessee line We cup
nose the latter.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-10
STRAYED,

n From the residence Of ID. w. Fisher
&SUN IN Manchester. on Sunday the 22nd inst,
AlZl- Chesnut sorrti HORSE niScn and tail m
bic len hind shoe o marks eeoeeed Any nformatio
respecting hm VIII b. thankfully received the once q
nN las FISHERS sons.
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NLIRGlNIA.-ln Chnncrrv: At RnIes held ii

the Clerks Once Circr supe or Cou Of Law and
Chaneery for Iousa County, Monday, july 5th 1885
William shelton, tNrr Phn
Thomas Shelton. Joseph aud William g Fowler and Eli
hu Terrell administrations of Jpcph shelton deed aud Mary
Duke, a!mnlratriT Of Benjam n u. Duke, deed pen,
The sad defendant Joseph Shelton aot having entered his
peaance and gwen secuuy according Law aad Rules
Court and appearing, by satisfactory evidence that h, not an
nhabani Of this stat On the plaintiff by hs Coune
- ordered That the defendant Joseph Shelton appear
FIRE the JIire court AZ the Court ou on tbe 4
day Of tn, merit term Of the plaintiff
bi-an' That Of tbs be forthwith sou.
Newspaper published ~ III of Rclm1ui
eessiyey and posted Court House OF TIA
county
CoSy-Tests
ju iO-wpw JOHN UtNTrc q a.
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ARRIVALS AT OLD POINT HOTEL.

SUNDAY, JULV ..
North Caru!iua-ilcury A House. lGa.ton,) James w
Fawcet. d. +. Pcscuj, tRalcighO
Powhaian--J. VI Finch and lady.
SusscN-Juo. u. F.ooman.
HaBoVcT-Ihonas rInslcv.
Providence, L. Capt. Valentine.
Nuriolk-R. II Clark.
Rehnond-l. Davenport and lady, r. Hill.
New York;. {. Richards
York Couniy-T b. Hunt.
District ni Coiumb.s-Dr o. Fsi,fax
RaltmOre-John L. HISS. VIM. II. Pierce.
Caroinc-J. VI. Dickinson
Portsmouth,. X. Cox, J. w. Dyyal. e. w Helm.
iish, B. w. Palmer, :. ~ Chandler. C. James, r. A.
McAlpinc.
NoNnAy. Juty Z.
Norfolk James EuIgusCn lady and servant, Mr.. Tar
well laughter and servant, Mis-. Blackwell and chli Miss
Blow.
Ba.;mo'r--N;ss c. Furgusson. Miss VI. a. Fursusson
" .lem d. Furguss IN, Samuel Hough.
Ei-tvrn Shorc--Miss kilby. II. L. Wilson.
Chcstcriield-Mrs. Cox Miss Ammons, Chas. Friend,
Thos. Friend.
Rchmond-R obcrt &. Scott aaddlugh;er, lao. lie ,rge
J. T. George Abel L. Mayo and sister, John Cosby, Robt
Gray and sister, ID. Truoheart, Miss Truchear,.
Henficc-John Z. Friend, Miss Mary Ann Johnson
Charles Friend VIM. c. Johnson.
AoNaHt-io, u. C.-Jnhn +. Dyer. Miss c. II. Dyer.
hJema'c-B. J. Shepherd, J. w. Shieit.
Grnrga-John Wyatt.
Pe'ersbug-S. II. whi'emore and lady, Miss j. v
Johnson. John H. aud John Johnson.
L. :. Navv-John l. TAYLOR.
Grecnvle-Juhn n. Blunt aud lady, Mrs. Drinkard.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

- Will D" gwen Tor ght sOTrcl NJ ARE
~ NtTd Hatcher. WAGON rId the DRIVERS dev-
--l- cry u ~ TIC Guy Of gehmont;
above reward for N" horse and AID the other
o the diver THE said Himself GEORGE w
LAKE and about FIVE fest -h inches high, lord spirits
disposed 10 be quae.eome when dnsns lie
apparently fsased win Erypess ST Arthopys lie
went on sunday 10 GOocsud bring Mondly
hone IN me- aud has not been heard by
when Re len tie boy company telling him he wouii
be back by certain hour Sod boy Richmond
aud nothing further has been heard o c. Mare
h' ouel With one white 'd foot; the Wac clip
tic spf"gs and about half worn, aud green
Im-l.
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u Advertisements intended Tor mornings Paper
must be brought before o'clock the previous evening
TO insure insertions; and those fer Monday mornings pa
per on Saturday.
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u Range OF the Thermometer on Wednesday. July 9,
att w. Randolph & Co.'s Book Store, Iai Main Street:
IL n'cl''k, % , o'clock 80 ; o'clock -
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}. F. WORDS OFFICE.


W TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS CAPITAL ke
'ick'S $40 so Is all the risk pac whole
ueNe' taH before u O'Clock at WORDS Office.
juiO Opno-i,. ~ .b,ngc IIo,.I
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A. G. PENDLETON.
EXTRA INKSTANDS'

q hLDKTE whiSKEY AND ISLE or WIGHT APPLE BRAN.
~ Dl-Anohef supply jlst Teeised. and for Iow by
TEMPBEMAN a RADCLIFFE
10 beo The Rel T,yer
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A GENTS WANTED, Tor the circulation oi
"A Howe's Historical Collections vreina-he most inter.
esng valHahIe Work and all Americans and Pc
TrsnrTs, recently published
~ apd ami the demand for This
lection o. iaeS Of deer and thrilling interest," connected with the
H'"y OF virginia from lis s"entnt and filled
hef population prominent statesmen agriculture
lhi,h greatness ne prominent
Ton OF our Great Republic, that the Publishers write
"nr frai edition, which two months from
h" pres Seniirry exhausted and smother three
weeks 10 beautiful siy,e. We eedt you or return
your check. for want Of being able your order.r
The advertiser has sufficient supply Agen until that time
and can give them selection from number counties IN
he vicinity OF The different Springs OF Virginia, be
agreeable 10 travel during the The
r to renuncate gentleman NJ good address, active
ee;'e CHARACTER and well worthy the Such as
wish to It prof rather thar n source
Of rfIaion and pleasure only, requested
tie Publishers Agent ID C. KING
~ 10 Powhlln House. Richmond
nRICA GENEgENr. On LOCUST ALLEY,
.IT .4UCTION
EeY virtue Of deed bearing date on the anib d,y ot
As November, sJ7 and iuy recorded Office OF the Illus
tngs Coau Of the City Of rchmoid by Sarah A.
yeyto H. A. bone. d'ei shall aid
Cl"fn" and for the therein namei proceed n,
public bidder premises f,r te dy
money on THURSDAY III 5I day present nnf H.
at o'cio-k A. e frs; l!- "a, or
ths' Or parcel Of Gouri Locust Alley bctw. Main and
fankn Streets formerly used by Mrs Alvey Boarding House
good repair snd - well adapted Boarding lIou-r
HERBERT A. CihIBC TNE, Jr
W Although the nf require cash I am All
hlssd by lie Farmers Bank o Vnia bensEarics OF the
deed To offer the following teTmsOn fourth cash. the ba
lance IN cqca aenis, and 10 months with interest
secured by negotiable notes, with approved endorcrs.
A g. n,
WILLIAMS L HAIALL, Aucts
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rl..r. d Rsh.t., .. ,...,a... d LOO. :. .i.,l.
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The Lynchburg Virginian thus comments on
the remarks we submitted the other day upon
this SUBJECT and the Central Improvement gene
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ATTENTION, ALI
HNGiPTION POISON PAPER for the destruction Of Fe Mos
A1 quoes &c. y will them parts room
and produce inantaneous death TINS humbug For
ats low price BY the Agents foi Richmond.
tu7 J. w RANDOLPH a GO
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UAIIY.

Miss Sally PRrsToN. daughter Of the Hon illiam c.
Preson OF South Carnn, died at her fathers residence
Columbia on the Sth instant
Died, Monday the 7th inst, the residence of his IA
Their. in Bedford, Virginia EDWARD infant solomon
and Lucinda IL Williamson, ueod n months Though the
dear little was taken ly painful disease,
(Scarlet Feyer0 yet assured that tie dark and
gloomy valley OF death hut the passage eternal glory
1--WE asked for him life, and the Lord gave him long life,
even Tor and ever"
=, at her residence, in Nelson county, Thursday,
the 9Th oiJanuary, Mrs Ann s IopsIIy rcct the late
Robert orsey, aged about 81 years. BY tins affective dis
pcnsaion of violence, six children depry ed of fond
and ailceionate mother, and the community which She
lived Of valued and excellent member Mrs. II had long
been mher o the Baptist Church. and 'by upright
walk mud Cody conversation she cxemplird the
Of her Saviour Her family and friends should console
themselves with the W. grounded that she has
exchanged her earthly possessions for can Inheritance
conuptible, undo filed and that adeih not away"
on Thursday the 18th inst, the sdence ofhis sis
ter. Mrs. Gwatkns in the county OF Bedford after painful
and protracted Illness which he bore without murrur
WILLIAM Orgy, eldest Of the late Mai Isanc Otey,
the 5ith year of his age lie honest man. the modest
work of God.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-24

And here we will take occasion to observe tina, i, is
impossible that Conversion In nominate candidates cun
so'ed spoH The basis. suggested The proceedings Vi
"ee'aI' wh'ch appeared In the last Lynchburg Vir-
ginian could reflect the sentiments of eoun,y such as
BEDFORD 'or very PLAIN and reasons upon which
We have not time here TO enlarge Indeed. we seieve
There is no mode by whirh determine the choice Of
the people, excep, by special election And even this
we hnk Is unnecessary, where there is sd much una
nlmy among party that already Indicated in favor
OF Mr. Borweli. Again, then, in behalf of tho Wing
eause-and OF the common interest of our c.unly-we
present TO the voters OF Bedford. VIM NJ Burweil as
candidate TOR their snrages. at the approaching cleo.
GINA. G.
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VIRGINA:At Rules holden in The Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chane cry, for the
town Of lynchburg, the Sid day Of ebrnry 1886
William r. Harms, Plaintiff
against
Il. G.. Dcvney, u. j Sackcti, J.. H. Trgg md Henry
Huntington, Sergeant OF the corporation OF Iynchbug,
Defendants.
In CHANcERY.
The Defendant, i. G.. Deviney, having entered his
appearance and given security according the Act Of As
somby and the Rules OF this Cont, and appearing by
isiactoy evidence, that he nabant of this
try is ordered that the said def ndat do appear
the first day OF the next term and the bill of the
Plaintiff; and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
newspaper printed in the town OF Lynctburg for
months successiyely and posted the front door of the
courthouse in the said town.
Copy--Teste,
u. ROBES Clk.
Feb "a WIN
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II ~ IL w. N % " 8 II
At TIE OLD STAND.

FE'HE SUBSCRIBER grateful To his old ffesds
l. and customers WIN have long and 81 literally
paIrorized him, as partner Of the concern Of Bryant
Young, takes pleasure in saying TO them and 10 all th0se
who choose pair ,nizo him, that he is receiving
and has in store Of The largest and hest seecra
stock of Groceries, he has had the pleasure VI offer
ing 10 them and his object is sell exclusively fW
ash Barer he pledges himself 10 sell as low any
house in this place. All he asks Is an examination II
his stock and he is he will convince any buyer that
he is determined 10 sell at prices that mus. please. The
following comprise portion OF his sock:
$50 bags l.aguim Rio and St. Domingo Coffee,
~ Old Government Java -
10 I" Manila, i"
% hhd"; p! Rico ; NO. and ST. c''is Sugar.
20 boxes LoafSugar. all qualities,
20 hhJs. and bbs. N. u. and Z. Rico Mol,ssce.
$40 Sacks Salt. well filled.
100 kegs Nails and BraJs, all sizes,
s tons Bar Iron,
90 bbs. Tanners Oil,
terce Winter Strained Lamp Oil,
5000 lbs. Co,,n Yarns, Lcaksve aud other faooriea
50 bills. Flour,
HID. Madder. 2 ceroons hest Indigo,
2 bales Hops, 80 boxes and caddcs Tea,
chest very hes, Tea, 30 boxes Candles,
90 boxes Suap, 3 casks Cheese.
2 iierces Rice, so Nova Srotia Grimlstonss,
500 lbs. Feathers. 200 lbs Woo. 100 lbs. wost
Rolls,
pipe splendid Coguac Brandy pipes American
Brandy,
Il pipe old Antigua Rum. 10 bbls. N. f.. Rum,
bb's. Coru Gin, bbls. ). Madeira Wine.
10 bbs. Malaga Wine, 10 bbls old Rye Whisky,
80 bbs. Mountain Whiskey, 10 bales Domestirs.
Cotton Oznsbnrgs, Calictss Checks. Bcdtckng,
Leading Lines. Bedcords, Ginger, Pepper, Aspic.,
Nutmegs, Alum, Copperss, S.hpere,. Tubs. S,cse
ware, Butter and in fact every article Usually KEEP. in
such an establishment. Give me \ trial.
W. T.. YOUNG.
N. B.-Consignmen,s Of Tobacco, Flour, Bacon.
Lard Butter Feathers Nool any other produce win
receive nv strict attention. and sh0uld like 10 unrcSer
any quantity Of Flour, Bacon, Lard Butter. Feathers
Woo, Whiskey. Apple Brandy Peach Brandy. for
| cash barter. Call and see me. w. Y.
Jan. 9 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-24
UTiMNble Negro Man,
Better than .NMSsicuNijs.

HAVE now, ready for sale. several thousand Young
Fruit Trees, propaea'ed tr,m Tho best varieties In III,
Northern Nurseries. They ara mostly Peach Trees,
and comprehend about 20 varieties of those which ~,
considered the best in the world They will be delivered
To all orders in Lynchhug in It's vicinity have grow
ing Apple. Pear. Plum, Apricot, Nec,arne and Peach
Trees OF nearly all the fines, known varieties which
VIII probably be- ready for sale mex, fall hereby In.
vile the public 10 unite with me in III. cultivation o
those fruits. ACHILLES ID, JOHNSON
Feb. 90 ?, If