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ALENAsDk
BOARDING SCHOOL.

rUNiie second annual of CON-
Il msnce the Tih Of September
The eoars Of study and embraces
Of a finished education.
The Principals Of he themselves personally to
the aid the students in
he various departments OF the DOL by able experienced
beses thu day examinations and
eni of week. ha
sse over Ina IeuOd ada neily upon
order 'evve AMI pcrri \ hem their
al Of eIanina ion ogvie Of the
fip o-!s., 81, def, means
Il Il ee.iieates eEu parents
~ Iah
Thr ns IN divided lection Phil.
osoiea Ai HIci aud Ch=nnci Apparatus Models,
Nine nni red specimens Of Natural History;
great cont abb TO lie Of the study
Il 60 n
'I course 81 ~ 6c act popular Leeu,es Natural
Phio ophS At I'll tL' de wired annually
Paue iH' i'ioT aid tie OF touni
ARD IN cult Of good among the
sujrBF
The tsrPie NJ the school 6rm, Qua te
AMI sl..il st-.'Osg n Lpol the
-tuehi, rather n oIgh feeling OF gf.cn ambition
Tem--tO hoarl Lslgtg. Washing. atendaace Lee
lures AMI Ta, ~ The tche. usush .1eSp;
Ia guase' and Daw cInsfed aud dollars pr
OF ory ~ w-,b r-tu lui payable advance Fieach
span sI ah u t'vHa. @f-r dnlIhs quarter
For eTcuaTs NfT w. .Ihs paIt clIars Ppiy
CALEB :. HALO Eli a BROTHER, Primo pals,
au 2r-dslJi wilt. AsIanina % 4.
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BOSTON MARKET, SirukpAy AFrkRsoos. Aug. g.
Coon-Tn,re sno change in price, and the sales arc
200 bbs Me-, PORK SiS.,l4 100 do clear Sl4i'i5.
moe; 20 bis Ness Beet, $40 mos; Lard, sac. Corn
The receipts during the week have been light. and the
quantity ooat small Steady sales OF yee~ at csc. aud
white 5sc. oar--A fair demand NJ 3sc. FIour-Saies
oi Gencs-e frosh ground S+62, demand moderate Mo
lass-s-Salss ct OLD Havana pic. Sugar-Sses OF s
brown the trade wanted, at 9s93e; 30 bags
and 81 bbls Brazil white sold 9io. Rice-Sales of 10
tierces ic-Islss.
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UT Range OF the Thermometers "wednesday, Aug. 81
at J. w. Randolph & Co.'S Book Store l2l Main Street,
II o'clock, 50 | , o'clock 80 S o'clock. So.
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IVAN, Van,
Or the used up man"


Nobody, not the Oldest Inhabitants great grand
father has the Beau do slich Ut work. He
thinks quite sufficient for all purposes that he born
among the slashes Hanover and that his nfa
bly, thereby associated history with those OF Patrick Hen
ny and Henry Clay.
But il Beau does OF work. he also is singular
another point he has been eating since his
arrival IN Washington last fall lie disappears
able hour night but body tell where he sleeps
And he isunquesonaby possessed OF wchcrait ubqu.
y. He has been within the hour FIVE differ.
ent tayerns in Washington, and nobody has been
able 10 tell whence he came, whittier he went.
Some say tie Beau is after office; while know
there some mems places he would fill with ad-
vantage TO the Government, mistaken in the
classical education OF the Beau. Well, the Beau was
talking this evening with Judge Mason in the Presidents
grounds The Judge asked him If he would be willing
fight the MeIcansi The Beau promptly replied, THAT he
should like above all things to ring 'em for he
appsed that there bully churches in Mexico,
| and vi arms he would object bringing away
from the big CsIhednls of the Mezzzoes five Of
their silver Jesuses" The Judge said he should have
opportunity to 60 in the event OF declaration Of
"very Well" said the Beau "csll your bully friend
and shall ring ia upon the images than am
Houston did the yellow skins the battle of San ia.
| cin,o"
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MARINE lNTELLlGENCE.

MARINE lNTELLlGENCE.
Port ot Rtc hmond.
liyA sI.r u ~ s's.ssA,
CLEARED,
Marathon Johnson for Liverpool tobacco and cot BY
Chas Falncr.
ARRIVED.
Sinr Jewes., Sutton, Norfolk.
SAILED.
Schr Commerce. Burnham, Norwak q.
Schr C,yl,n Crockett, rhadelpsa
Sehr CatIlnn-. Amanda, Tea, Philadelphia
Seht Emory. Hun. Baltimore
Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore.
PoRr wALrHALL, August &c
ARRIVED,
sehr Flora Nichols, for eeaL
SAILED.
sehr susan. LudsinE, for Bottom wiki coal
BOSTON. August 23-C1eard Baker Nor
fok. City FONT AMI Richmond, n. Reed
NEW YORK, August 26.-CieaIed, sehr Lynchburg Gouh
Richmond, AGcn q FaNson
Arrived Sch kksbeth Psb.cca, Green fiom Rehmoni coal
Johnon Rog from Richmond with coal Mary Jane Baser
from ehnobd, With coal
PHILADELPHIA, August s6-hrrved schr John stuu. Teal
days fron' Riehncnd, w"h mdr-, to Levi EhniEe.
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HESRICO
Agricultural md Horticultural Society.
MAGN ETjSM.

9r The Executive Committee rogue a, Ca
toll, Gn Saturday next the 30 h inst IL O'Clock
as-td wM. u. RICHARDSON, President
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letter writer in the National Intelgencer. represents
Mr. Cays visit the White Sulphur, rery spropos,
becous. John Tyler and Andrew Stevenson happened TO
DO there the time OF his visit Better have been at Ash
land.
Beau Hickman" and Secretary John y. Mason.
We donOt thank the New York Herald. or It's eorrcs-
pondent Washington for impinging upon in regard
"Beau Hickman" We feel towards him (if may
say so as Addison did towards Sir Roger de Coverey
We will oonscn, ,hat body shall "ring in" upon Hek
ourselves who his creators; or 1t
they do shall what Addison did IN the case
o. Sir Roger kH ka take him Of the hands Of Sir
Richard Steel
The enusins part Of the letter OF the correspondent OF
the Herald the idea of Judge Mssons being "Seholar "
Rsam feneshs! The correspondent says:
Irorrc,pondsnee OF the Herald
WAsHrNsroS, Saturday night, Aug. %, 1sl5.
Something notso Bad-Judge Mason and Beau Hickman
Description and Character OF the Beau-Hs desire TO
Ring in" upon the Mcxicsus.
The music off at the Presidents this evening, in
good style Heap of fashionable people there Every
body discussing tue decision OF the Court to-day, upon
young Elot-very few dissentng-msny heartily approx
ing 1t. JUSTICES Mor.c snd Goddsrd have certainly taken
safe side in leaving the question Of bail bail to
the Judge Judges Of the Circuit Court. and the Grand
Jury.
Judge Mason, genuine republican and scholar of the
old stock OF the old commonwealth OF the Old Dominion
Judge Mason, we say. somehow or other got into a
palayer with Beau Hickman. You know the Beau.
lie is a um. dandy looking parsonage OF five feet
seven with long hair, inotfensiye, inexpensive ca
d,verous He prijes himself upon his figure,
and talors his pamy days, have been glad show of
their work upon his back srauiy But the Augusan
or golden with the Beau past The Beau is running
seed The .cepe departing from Judah and the Beau
is nearly like
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INHE subscriber has two very fine saddle
Il Horses riding horse, well gated
either OF which he would like sell.
26-5ts BICK. L. WINSTON.
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MRS. MEAD'S SCHOOL.

fs-st HUUOE TUX HENT.--Thnt desirable
t dwelling situated Grace (oppose the Centenary
church, occupied by John r. Cooke ESq airy
and enmmodous and the location IN
Possession given on the IL. Of October Apply In
EDWARD g.. BOLTON DnTrist
Garner nj Matn and Cove,nof
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JOHN R. THOMPSON,

DRhCICES the superior and Inferior Courts Of The city Of
n Richmond and the couHcs Of Henreo and Isouisa.
p Office No "a Main Street. the store % Lewis Gner.
Richmond July 10. Is4S eou
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type Foundry aud printcrs' Furnishing
Warehouse.
FENHE suJscbers have opened Type Foundry the city
Of New York where they ready supply ORDERS
extent for knd NJ Job Pan Type Ink Paper Cases Gal
ley Bras RUE Steel Column Rule Composing Sucks Cbasrs and
every srtce s-ary for Printing Office.
The Type, which nouis from entirely
n with deep warranted he
paed Ny and viii be- fod AZ the
type fnrnisiedby hand east"
Printing Freezes 'nshed Easnss Of the
approved patterns.
MIA Hachnist - constantly repair
AMI 10 light work.
g1J- Composition Rollers Printers
COCRCROFT d OvEREND,
27-iW CO Ann
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NEW FALL AND WINTER

GoODsThe subscribers receiving their stock Of Pail
and Winter Dry Goods which they the aenon Of County
Merchants Farmers and generally They
eeted with care will be Offered upon very reasonable
BROOKS, BELL 4 HUDSON,
Of Nain at,e.t
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VALUABLE NEW DICTIONARY,
Tor NchooIs. EnmIIics. dc.

CoLUMBIAN MAGAZINE, for september
~ The Lone star, Tai. OF Texas J. Wilmer Dallam-
Part 2, Dashes Life by N. p. Willis
NIoina, Romance, by Baron DE Ia Motto fouque
Second supply OF The Crock Gold, -" by Topper
Fourth OF The Monk. b. NJ. G. Lewis
Part Tie Love Match by Henry coekou Esq Jus received by
NASH n wOODHOUSE.
ORE NTER BARGAINS THAN EvER.-Ihe subscriber has
~ Ri Browns superior Iron Fame Travelling
Trunks little objectionable SHAPE which he
less These Trunks OF better quality that
OF recent male Persons want Of bargains in II unts
will do well ean they be boI.h ies price
than any other House IA Virginia. JUDAH MYERS
No wfst.M Main Street
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| I f. NJ S &.
Mr. Clay.

letter writer in the National Integencer, represents
Mr.. Clay's the White Sulphur, "rery sPropo'"
because John Tyler and Andrew Stevenson, happened to
DO there the OF his Better have been at Ash
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MISS LOUISA DORSEY

5I3, Broddicay NeD York,
n, aoxy r,cefyInR by the uavre Packets. her
uILIINEuy GOODS, Including THE fAIL
FASHIONS. selected 90 order. au 23-coft
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For LIE.

x..-e. . s.,..-Js- a. 1...-.-e. q sloo 90 . ..,,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-14
FOR THE vIRGINtAN.
PlC-NlC OF THE NJ. p. SUNDAY SCHOOL
ON TIE 4Ih OF IIrIY


Az O'Clock, the Teachers and Scholars met at the
NJ T. Church. and proceeded IN procession, attended by
'ar9e number oi invited guests, To the canal where
ha' av IN waiting 10 convey them 10 the place selected
"r me 'ccason about three miles up the river. They
WIRE accompanied by the Amateur Band" who, being
among the invited guests. kindly contributed in small
degree to heghien the interest of the day. The whole
partv about 950 IN number. were soon under way and
The spirit stirring strains OF the band the gush Of
eene. the flowing OF soul into SOUL and the interchange
OF kindly ihlnghs, all contributed 10 mike the scene for
the time being, miniature terrestrial Paradise aud by
:ae time we had arrived at the place of our desna
l"n We were fully prepared to enjoy the scene and
look every defect in The arrangement repast that
might occur: but these found in an order To
sa,lsy The most scnpnous II was intended by the pas
tor Of the Church, Ma. THOMPSON who uprrlnended
and arranged the whule affair in manner crrdiiable
10 he a feast of reason and flow Of SOUL" (hs
press'un) -nor were we disappointed. Never a
congregation of many persons united in feeling So
animated in soul, yet calm in demeano and free from
restraint, and so well prepared for enjoyment.
After landing aud climbing chill of difficulty over
which could be long line winding through the
wopds, as they were compelled 10 do, IN single fle
came al last to fairy spt, frmed by Natures hand
II IN special reference To some such end. where two cool
nd E,rth
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SALE AT AUCTION.

pursuance If an order Of tho Hastings con,t of tho
Corporation of I.ynrhburc. and hy consent IL psf.
,ies. The an' hmen, cases Of Gucprnheimcr Broth.
and sundry others ,gans, T.. IL Cheaiham The IN
frrsuneI Servean, Of the rorroraion Of Lynchharg.
will Tuesday next the 9Th Of July. proceed m sell
by public nucon. To the highest bidder. on credit 81
four months. (he purchasers 10 give negotiable mites.
satisfactorily cndorsd) III" Goods and Chaties. levied
upon BY him. by virtue If the several attachments sued
out in he said eases. Among them Is lot Of Dry
Goods Shoes, Groceries, Household and Kitchen Fur
nnre, Sc, Sc.
The Dry Gnods md sundrv small articles will hs
sold in on, Of my ice; and the Grocees mud other ar
iiclcs in the house occupied by snid Chea,ham at
the junction Of Main street mud Siyih alley.
n. HUNTINGTON. S. G l..
July 10 u5J
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FLORIDA Legislature OF the State of
F"rlda assembled at Tallahassee the PSI ultima,
and was organxnd by the eec"n of James A. Berth
eliot President of the Senate and Hugh Archer as
Speaker of the House Of Representatives. Resolutions in
hun'r Of Gen. jackson, who the first Governor Of
Florida after its acquisition by the L. Siaes were
dopt-d IA the secoad day Of the session.
Ga the LIST Inst, the Legislature into the cleo
ton OF U. $. Senaors Nessrs. David Levy. (who has
long been delegate in Congress from The territory, and
who was recently elected representative in tina, body }
and James ID. Wesicott. eec,eJ-esch of them
ceiving al votes, and IS being given each to Joseph
NJ Hernandez and Jackson Morton. The Senators e.
lecI Of course Locus.
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TO Elisabeth Urigh. Nelson .ibshire. and Poiiy his
miff. NILSSON .it,hre and John n ~ aie. ad,nn,sfra
tors Of John UrisM. dec lioiiht,e u right John
Hreht, Pendiefoa Urieh, and .Nancp his r,fe:
Udiam Urghi. james Ur,ghi L,n, Urighf
OBEY fright, Shcion Uright Right Ur,ght. .isa
Hight. john Ndnley, aud Oney his pijei Hash.
tneion .Nmiey, and Rhoda his ,c,tt, and Stephen
Ihnbm
Hou are hereby noiited that the ooh day oi Au.
gust next. Al ihe store Of =. II. x A. Holland, in
Germantown, Franklin county. Va. shah take The do.
rson "i Max Ptrdne aud others. To be Trad nj ev-
deuce IN suit now depending IN The circuit surefior
court flaw and chaneefy Tor Franklin county Wherein
am plaintiff and you are defendants. Ii III, taken On
the day aforesaid, the will be- continued from day
10 day, at the plsse aforesaid until finished.
asa HOLLAND.
July II Win
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Methodist T.. Chwch.-'rhe N. Y. Commercial IN
forms us, tina, the Bishops of this Church our Of them.
Heddng. Waugh. Morris and James, being present. }
held convocalion in that city few days ago. and full
" recognized tho separation agreed upon al the late Lou
isvllle Convention in accordance with the authority
and action Of the late General Conference and also that
The maturity Of every society in the border Conferences
have authority 10 determine by vote to which side ofhe
line they will be attached and the Bishops attending
those Conventions will act accordingly.
new plan of Episcopal visitation has been agreed
upon; the jurisdiction Of the Southern Conferences being
regarded as terminated the part OF the Bishops adj
herring To The North.
Bishop Soue, by letter. declined attending the Con
vocation, and Bishop lfamne prevented from at.
tending by other engagements. Bishop Andlew, we
presume, was.not invited.
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VIIsGlNIt:

VIRGINIA.:
+ Rules held in the clerks office Of The ciicuit snre
~ court of law and ehancery, Tor the county OF Mel
the III day OF July, 1916
William >. Loving, administrator Of Samuel l.ofDg,
deed aud in his right. Elizabeth Loving, widow and
rc of 81 id Samuel Loving deed and James M Loving
Sea,on II. Loving, Robert g. Loving, Samuel B. Il Low
ing, Harriet T.. Hausbrough, formerly Harriet +. Loving
John BASE and Isabella &. his WIFE fDrperly Isabella C.
Loving, and John F. Loving heirs at la Of said Samuel
Loving, deed, Plaintiffs,
against
Daniel 4. Chcatwood, and Virginia Tayl"r md Henry
Bdstom Taylor, infant children Of Sarah Ann Taylor,
decd, formerly Sarah Ann Loving, who one 81 the
children of samuel Loving, dec'1, which said infants
heirs at law of said Samuel Loving. dec d. Defendants,
IN CH,NcERy.
The Defendants, Virginia Taylor and Henry Bascon' Tay
lo aving neicd heir appearance and given security
nccordng TO the act of Assembly and the Rules of this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
Inhabitants OF this commonwealth On ION n
the Plaintiff by his counsel, II is ordered, that the said
defendants do appear the first day Of Sc temAcr
next and the bill al the Plaintiffs, that COPY OF
this order lie forthwith inserted in the "ynpAbura Y9n,
ian" newspaper printed in the tom Of Eyncibuxg 70.
two months successfully, and pc.ea al the front door d
the courthouse Of this county sous court day.
,py-Tcs,s,
no. 6. CUrLER,erk.
July II W2m
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STILL MORE HANDSOME PRICES.

Sold during the past week. | hid Tobacco for Dir.
Frederick G. Peters al SIS. bought BY Seth Hasey,
Esq. manufacturer; 2 hhds for Mr.. Henry L. MI
man. al $50, bought by NJ. Langhorue & Sons, man
uiaclurers and al SlS.25, bought by &. L. Williams
& Co.. manufacturers | hid for Mr.. Doc or Kelly at
SIC. bought BY jesse Hare. Esq, manufacturer; hid
Tor Mr.. VIM. H. Brown at $t425, bought by David w.
Burton, ESQ.,, manufacturer; | hid for Col. r. F..
Games at $l0.75 boueh by Messrs Mcdaniel 4 Me-
Corkle. manufacturers; hid for Mr.. John Lynch at
sll bought BY same geu,emen ] hid for Mr. VIM.
B. CGhra nat $40, bought BY MessIs. Sutton 3 Nash.
manufacturers; besides many Others al from IS to $40
JOHN II. TYRE, Com. Nler.
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Sale Of Splendid Furniture.

We call the attention OF all persons in town or conn.
try. who wish 10 procure splendid house furniture 10
the advertisement Of Mr. A. Wnstons annual auction
s'le Which takes place next " sjnesday. II will be a
rare opportunity Of supplying themselves with articles,
which. Tor excellence Of Workmanship, well as beauty
Of appearance. are unexceed by similar productions Of
Northern workshops. A visit to Mr.. Wins,on's manu-
iahtory will indeed satisfy the asd,ous Of the
general superiority Of his fabrics those brought from
abroad.
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Sales Of Tobacco, by Thomas j. Obey. Com. .Hr.

Sales Of Tobacco, by 7honasJ. Otey. Com. .Her.
Ind for A. u. Whiilow of Campbell, at $25,
to. Cornelius loell Of Bedford, S27. both bought hy
s. Halsey, manufacturer for James Fields OF Bedord
at $l4,75; for Samuel Barnett Of Montgomery at SIS.
and for George Barnett Of same county. al ST. 90
and at SIP; / Tor Mr.. +. J. Ams Of same county al
AI375 and 2 for Mr.. Samuel Nowln Of Bedford. ! al
$1,000, and at $500, and | for Dr. A. f.. Saun
ders of Psylvania Tor S22 co. besides nTany others
from $40 to Sl2
The breaks still continue large, and prices ara fully
sustained. THOS. }. OrEY, Com Mer.
also aneGd to the selling If heat and Flour; and
should any Of my friends feel disposed 10 send me either
Of the above articles they may rest assured that VIII
uh,s, for them The bcs prices that are raid IN this mar
Lei. l.J.tlE1'
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LYNCIlnulsG MARKET.

~ %" "ee" e"o"'s o"'"""y 9"g ~ 'ol'
" No''''' e"'e"'o"' VI ''e Maihe' 'ot 'h'
pas 1' J.sn o,,, 90
% -. sn on ,t"ss' ~ w 70 ioV; nrM Lnss "
a so so M "a, '"'',.of WV !" <<o common
800 ',oo, "'oo''.' to''o |" aoo; shIrnr, me"
s s,,oo 60 10 o'oo ma"uac,atg' teonm"n1 Si.oo To
~ III, n.e ' Va u,, e s'o'oo'" Sio'
r"".wNo "'a scaice'y coming IN some small par
'es ~ "," "@ve pee" received safes ,,y ny ,"a
=" ea ,''es may oe q""e' al ht' 49, VINE ~
crn's although there has been no standing price as yet
"Aro uPo" "y buyers.
u'"m' e" 90 cents per onshei rom wagon;
s"e"' ~ 10 o<a Genus per hundred cleaned 81 10
% C GEMS, per o"sne'. rye none I" market
o"oe' ana ''dss >efas' !" market
rfo''s,o"s-naco', IRON wagons !" - from
s"'e. o'ck g'od, demand ini'd We observe,
"o"e'e' of,et ee""g 'ot me ai''e'e IN the eastern
clues. we ao''se o"' country friends l" mold On !"
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Infantry, attention !
Great n0rg0inS!
July | |

on 81 IL or VEN NfhtNG GOODS.
lyNcnuuno. July Is. 1915.
"M. } WILLIS. granite building, corner adlpin>
w ing Market. is receiving and opening his 3,d
supply Of NEW and desirable SPRING GOODS, and
having been purchased by me in the Northern markets
within The last Two weeks. Tor cash. and the season
fast expiring. will offer Goods such prices az canine,
fail Ia give satisfaction AT wholesale Tor approve
paper, and retail Tor cash only Amongst the Goods now
receiving can be found. VIZ:
large and desirable assortment of Lawns and Organ.
da Musllns. sold in early part of the $, asoo ior
623 els. selling III now al 81.
Balzarlues and Lawns. large assortment from L. up
Polka dlaynes Scotch Gng hams aud Palds all prices
10000 yds Calico. elegant aud styles from 4. IN
IRISH Linens Birds Eve Diaper aud Table Cloths a
large assortment
Black white aud c"red silk and cotton Iuse all pri
Gloves ot all descriptions and qualities. cheap
50 dz black silk Atts and Gloves selling of at &. cts
aud 25 els.
A large assortment &c bread and Dohbn Ipees aud
Edgmes. new STYLES
80 900 yds. brown and bleached Domcstcs all qualities
from &. els. up
No. Cotton Oznahnrgs. nj s els
Also. large assortment Of Shoes Roots Hats Bons
ne's and Hardware. all which will he sod for less than
similar GHds be purchased for IN this market All
persons wishing purchase will please give me call
before purchasing elsewhere. bargains will be- sid
WIN. }. WILLIS.
July Ii Ia
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W The FUNERAL. CEREMONIES n honor ii
zen Jackson, It will be remembered. take place in
.his place. on Thursday next, the l7ih inst, when
Eucgy IN the lite and character of the deceased will
De PRONOUNCED by WIN. Daniel. Jr. Esq See the Pro-
sranme oil the procession. in another column
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o. John Randolph Clay has been selected by Mr..
Mci.ane as his Secretary Of legation to London. MI
.'ay iomerly occupied that post under Messrs Dallas
ana buchanan in Russia and under Meesss. MuhesbafJ
and JanIfcr in Austria
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cfkC.EESkE TOV.v LOTS
FOR SALE.

authority eia decree oi The Hastings cnut e,r the
~ cotrnstien OF lynchburr. In the rhanc.fy snil
therein depending under the style ni 'hnant Lam
caster the undersigned commisslun viii. IN he
ION DAY "l August next up,n The premises, i,r hf
sale al ahctmn. Ia the highest bidder The interest oi
Bryant and # l.sncssets hens IN the lot M - In
HE pf'terdnes menoned which lot IS situated at the
junction al Naer and Jefferson Streets ifnnne ~ teet
IN Water, and l65 feel IN jefferson streets Cant
Aminhn iianrek owns nnc'hall interest In said nl-lt
"a proposed. before The DAY OF sale divide thu prupef>
" into lh,ec mare kis aiiarnp fnr building Mites
CONVENIENT I" the principal landings IN the canal
Irras-G, II aud Is months credit ilnnds with
approved SECURITY with required of The purchasers and
The tie Withheld unlil the money Is paid, when the
court will order deed tn he made the pure ha.rrs
WILSON 7. BRYANT. c,
5. GARLAND. o'"' w.
July IL tl5A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-14

Apprenticeship Thursday last, Henry F. Bocock
Esq was elected Clerk of The county court Of Appo.
ma"x 10 supply The vacancy occasicned by the death
Of John T. Bocoek. Esq. The vote s,o,d: For H. +
Bocock 10, Geo. VIM. Dabney J
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-14

% The Fourth Of July proceedings at "Cen,s Ten
Pile" in this county. and al Elk Greek Furnace nav be
found ON the Isl page. These al P,dlar Mills we are
unavoidaby compelled IN defer ill our uext
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-14

oo- The New Orleans papers announce the death +
Ten john u. Dawson. member of Congress from the
Third district in Louisiana who expired at his residence
near St. Francsvc The Goth ul,.