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ORgY UAlsY.

Died. of the typhoid fever, near Leesvil'e, in this
rhunly, on Monday, the 9Th ult.. the Rev. CHARLES
-. WHARTON. The deceased Licenlale of Han
nver Pfesbyery, and Missionary from the Domestic
missionary Suciety Of Richmond. For more thar a
year he has been aboring in Leesve and its vicinity;
he brought to the work Of the ministry an honest and
disciplined mlnd and deeply pious and devoted heart
winch soon won for him the confidence and affection OF
'nose To whom he mipistered in holy things In the
course OF lew months by the blessing of God church
mas been gathered from the world and house of wor,
sup erdcted on the field Of his abors An adjourned
meeting Of the Presby ley was held the 4th of the las,
ho".n ioI the purpose of ordaning him to the work of
''e gospel Ministry. but when The brethren tos
st"e he had just been laid upon his he'd Of sickness
a"l us ordination was necessarily deferred For years.
%' s ne patiently and self denyingy oed qualify him
se W THIS sacred office. the object of his high and holy
a"oio0 but IN the mysterious Providence of Goo, he
vas "o' permitted TO be formally apart thereto; but
h ua nor lack that better amounting which is from
iI"-'hat conservation which the Great Head OF the
1" IN, aone can confer,-and in the great day he
liz nave seas his ministry and crown of rejoicing
"S ministerial career has been short but successu-he
peeh cut DOWN in The midst of his days and Of his
''a"ess. In the early stage of his illness. When his
a a' vas clear aud collected, he manifested the most
& peace and resignation. lie was heard 10 say, 81
Iant. 40 Choice To lys or die have not fear or
'''0' VI my peace with God" And i well remember
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,.y have been to snpersede Mr. Cabell, the return
Z ,,.nber and to give the seat 10 Mr. Brockenbfoueh
Tim the investigation OF the subject. The House
n,n.ed 10 give the nsifuctchs by vote OF lU0 10 50
= h,ypo Ina, there is still ''some virtue exlanl" even
|, these nes when many otherwise esillnable ind-
,Iduas exhibit readiness 10
GIVE up the party what was meant Tor mankind
you will observe that the last Foreign Intelligence,
.Lxinp that previous accounts were somewhat eNsgge
led has exerted depressing influence ON the flour aud
l,n market Il appears, indeed, that wheat and flour
FL actually declined in price slightly in Liverpool
Ile prospect held out too, That the Brush pirls would
ud be opened for the introduction OF bread sluts Is
l.neled--the various Cabinet meetings. which were
snposed To have reference TO this question, having in
sab been occupied with the graver and more impor-
snt sus,c, of peace with the L. States, growing
Nj of the collision between the British and American
s,ernment, ON the Oregon question
The last accounts show that the activity for some
ams mas, exhibited in the naval and military prepare
S.n, in Great BRIAN. 81 tar from beng releaI>d 10 IN
s,,,ed-and all doubt is now removed sto the nssl
e,tiny cause Of these warke movements. letter from
ondon to the editor of the H. Y. Courier says: 'Nev
!, since the time Of Napoleon, have such Immense
such sx,raordiusry military and naval preparations
Kan m,kng-as at the present time" And after EMU
sntnr the various points al which these preparations
n going on the writer expresses the apprehension that
n President Folks Message should breathe similar
spflt to that exhibited in his Inaugural. VIII lch
s,clted inlenss ieelins Great Britain. ''lmmedi-
als war; will be he result and that beiore We are a
ware Of it, the numerous war steamers HOW IN pIepara-
on at the different navy yards in England will make
Simultaneous dash al New York, Boston, Charleston,
New Orleans, and other Atlantic cities, and perhaps
tsstroy sorne if not all OF them. 1t surely To be
lhe part OF wisdom ia government, II Intends 10 IN
lie the settlement of the Oregon question by arms,
that instead Of reposing with fatal stlessness. whilst
powerful adversary is marshang his rces for The
lest that il should exhibit corresponding spiit aud ener.
Snn-else before we are aware of it, our Atlantic coast
may be rayaged by hostile fleets, and shall lose
4 six months Than twenty Oreguns are worth. Yet,
euanLe to say aad hear Of no preparations for
n on this side Of the WATER even when all men admit
the m,nineacy Of the danger. Sincerely do hope that
Ar NAV be avefled; but is greatly 10 be feared that
he rasness and obsuacy aud pride Of the Two govern
nsnis will inevitably tad To that ieariulssue.
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MARRIAGES..
PHILEMON.

Married, Thursday evening. the | l,h inst, by the
Rev VIM. A. Smith. Mr. WIN. d. MILLER 10 Miss
SARAH, daughter Of Nh James V Knight all Of Lynch
burg.
-, the Goth of November, by the Rev. N.
Fhomas, Mr. SAMUEL p. WALKER 10 Miss DosHIA,
daughter Of Col David w Quarles all OF Bedford, Va.
-, on the 3rd Of December, by the Rev n
Ihumas, Mr.. WILLIAM TARDy Of Campbell, to Miss
eATHARINE LAvINIA, daughter OF Col. Mark Anthony
oil bediold c"unty, Va.
w. The Republican will please copy.
;, - on Tuesday, the 9 tn inst. by the Rev. John
Hammer, Mr.. THOMAS A. WooDsoN TO Miss ELIZA.
BETH CARNIFx, all OF Apponailox.
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VVOOdf,O,,rnc School.

THNi1E duties of this school will be med, by the
4 subscriber, on the first Monday in January. 1876.
The scholastic year consists OF sessions OF u weeks
EACH the end the first session. there will be pub
lie examination of the students, at which, 1t is respect.
FULLY requested that the parents and guardians OF the
Students and the friends Of education attend. The sub
and ppor bestowed his efforts heretofore, and in
stead of relaxing his aburs he stenaously endeavor-
inc 10 render his establishment yet more worthy OF the
public confidence.
The site tn which he has removed promises all that
can be desired in regard health, convenience and graf
6calon the accommodations are ample, the situation
easy OF access and it ondly hoped thai nothing co"
ducye to the health the comfort, the moral or inlelec-
tai improv OF his pupils will be found deficient
His terms remain unchan.ed VIZ 81 w per month
for boarding. which includes diet, lodglng and washing
For tuition the elementary department, 81 90 per
month-ths department includes Spelling, Reat lag
Writing and Arithmetic: in the higher English Depart
,oe,t - 90 per month--lhs department includes all
ob,r and exercises than lhose enumerated in the
folowino. the Classical and Mathematical department
includes the Latin Creek aud French languages Maihe
matics other Than Ant netic) Natural and Moral PM
osophy and Rheoric the pce OF tuition 10 per mohh
Pupswil be taken any period o. the session ana cnar
ged thence termination, without aG'eneh' LOT s'
time except for proraccd sickness, al the above laes
for the advantage both OF the teacher and scholar an
early entrance and uninterrupted attendance Is strongly
recommended Address the subscriber, Green filil
z. o., Campbell CO. SAMUEL 1. MILLER.
Dec Is w4w if
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.v'OTEGE,.

VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chaneery, Tor the
county oil Nelson ON the LIST day OF December, lsi5:
Christopher 4. Est.s, Plaintiff
against
James Garland and Beye, largroye, Executor. John
largroye deceased James D. Goodwin Benjamin NJ Per
kms Surviving Executor Of Hardin Perkins, decd, Floyd
L. W hneheod Beverly llagio,e and Ro =. Cutler,
Defendants.
IL CHANCERY.
The defendant James d. Goodwin not having entered
appearance and given security, according the Of
seml and the rules OF his Court and it appearing bv
saeoIy evidence thai he is inhahtan Of this Com
monweah: On motion Of the plaintiff by his council i.
ordered that the said defendant do appear here rules
be held in the aid Clerks Office. the i.t Monday
March, 1896 and answer the plaintiff bill and that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in the lyncLurg Nir-
gnian, newspaper published in the town OF l,ncibug
for two months successvey another copy thereof post
ed at the front door Of the house of tbs county
some court day. Copy-Tese.
no. c. CUTLER, elk
Dec. Is
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RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION OF COLORED
PERSONS


RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION OF COLORED
PERSONS.
"A Catechism &c Scripture doc,rne aud practice for
families and Sabbath Schoos Designed ais, for The Oral
insiructon Of Coored persons, by
CHARLES G. JONES.
Such is The title of book of which had bsfsrs hs,rd
but only now have been able 10 procure copy. II any
man has The ahily and the heart prepare 4 c,tschsn
for onr servants, ii is The Rev. C. G.. Jones OF Georgia
already 50 favorably known by his work ihe ReIi,
glous instruction of Negroes" For years has he been
devoted 10 the religious eare Of The Slaves Of hi, own
aud neighbong States, declining, for their good one Of
the most honorable posts which the Church can bestow
Ills Caechsn is the result of much study aud expert
and by the judgment OF the Church and the success
which has attended use does commend itself strong
ly 10 all who have servants committed 10 their trust or
interested for their salvation. The performance OF
solean duty is now made plain and pleasant.
The book has already passed through sir editions and
can be ubained for 81 cenls copy al The Bookstore Of
.Ncssrs Payne s. Gregory.
PHILEMON.
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VIRGINIA, Seat Court of meutil, session, he for
tho county OF Campbell the house thereof ON
Monday, tne Sth day OF Dee embct 1915.
Thomas o. acrce and Seth oodfoof Plaintiff,
against
Albert NJ. Gil lam, Daniel Mar, commissioner in "trny
VS. tame Charles Scott, administrator Charles Gillian,
Sen, Iced, Paulct Csk, nte Sheriff OF Campbell coun-
~ and rs such administrator si John Gillian deed and
Richard l., Lyon, Defendants
IN lUtNCIRY.
The defendant Albeit NJ Gillian. not having entered his
appearance aud given security according the Of As
sembly aud the rules OF tbs court aud appearing by
factory evidence that he is nha hian of this Common
wealth: II is ordered thai the sad do appenr he
m he first Of the February of this Court aud
an.uc, tc bill of plaintiffs and that copy this oiet
h, frhws inserted IN newspaper printed in the town
of ynchbfg for two months successfully, aud posted nj the
lo door Of tho courthouse o tins count, court day
u Cofy--fe''e
GEO, WM D.2BNEy C.
Dec. IS MSN
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Aug rs


'NNlIE subscriber wishes purchase parcel sf Ne
pr'ss of both sexes. Tor which he will pay The high
maka, prices Persons having any Of the above named
property dispose Of will find their advantage ny
calling him lie present he found al tho Frank
lin Hotel or a, The siure of VIM. J. Willis
T.. MYERS.
N. B. Persons st distance having any ri the abovs
property for sale, will by addressing with descrip-
li,n of them, be attended TO. f.
Dec. | diff
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when he uttered this last declaration 50 avers h,lmed
was he Win ol Of The grace Of Jesus Christ Ia ono
:" s"ii'y ana nnprohiable. that he wept anud IN The
ulhess al his gratitude. During the latter period OF his
illness he was wholly deIirlous; but IN his wandering
moments, his heel were towards the house of God, he
loved So well. and iron the holy place ,Ild he minister
'"e 'lass oil christ lie Conducted the regular seryi.
ces oil the sanctuary and 1t is SAID by sumo whn heard
MN, that meyer did he discourse more heavenly doe.
,I'he. touching incident ought moi To be omitted
Duf one OF these religious On his DIVING bed
his Trend IN attendance, begged him To dess r,m eff.
,orts which were wasting away his strength aud life
Said he. SIR. you should be ashamed i shall publicly re-.
prove You or inerrupng the minslraons of The Gospel
All his heart Vas IN his work, and though he conducted
no more The solemn worship oil the sanctuary on earth
the Temple not made with hands eternal IN the lea.
vens' shall be his everlasting abode; and he shall there
praise Him whom here he preached
There Sa'n's OF all ages, IN harmony meet,
Their Sariom and brethren transported 10 presi:
While anthems Of rapture increasingly rsli
And The smile Of the Lord is the ieas, af the whole
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-15
.TOrG srsHcnee Of the S,0srer Of
TTIONPSoN'S COMPOUND SYRUP
OF Tar ~ EVOOd .V0psha.

CONSERVATIVES, DOUBT LosanR but read the fol4
lowing and reject ANOTHER WONDERFUL Cusr.
PnlL.pELPnIA. April |, Is45.
n HEREBY certify thai during ,heriots IN Southwark
of July last owing 10 exposure aud fatigue IN the per
ormance OF military duty my health received
shock In the latter par OF August, all the symptoms
of PULMONARY CONSUMPTION appeared. At
this juncture called in my first physician, who aerd
ed me some week. without benefit, mud told distinct
w. that he considered my disease beyond The reach of
human aid. lie ceased his visits; every symplo
getting worse pain in the side and breasl. difficulty Of
breathing. missing blood ralpltaon Of the heart. night
sweais hectic fever, &C. and wns weak was I'M
able 10 raise from bed dress without assistance. cough
racking and Vi rn frequently causing 10 bring up
blood unw called IN another ply sicnn who al once
recommended the Of Thompson's Compound Syrup
ii Tar aud Wood Naplha. and when | had got through
the fourth bttle, was able to dress myself and come
dawn stairs without assistance aud by the time had
finished my twelfth bullle my appetite and strength
turned, all The symptoms disappeared aud the disease
was subdued, and IN with thousands of o,hss
VIM ha We besn cured BY this lcne, testify th.t
it, wonderful potsNs | alone owe my restoration 10
health. JAMES hNI'kf.NS,
2l7 Caiharine StIsst
The above valuable medicine il ior sale by
JOHN. II. SEAY Druggist,
Agent Tor Lynchburg and vicinity.
Dee isif
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.EERGEs.g.N'T' T.IEkOKS.
w II & ]. o "A II z Y,

w NJ. & ]. o n II Z Y,
MOULD respectfully ,noIm the citizens Of Lynch
W burg. aud The public. that they have associated
themselves together aud taken Tho large brick building
ogaose John linll,ns, where they intend
10 carry on Tho
T.yIEOn. W.. HGsA.SEsJ,
in all il branches. The, have On hand aud will
Keep beautiful h. soriment o' eioih
NEStiNGS. Az IN Ia 81 every 'n'as
suitable Tor cenllemcn's weat which ihf, w'' ",he
up order in thu masl fashionable les. hand o'e NJ
aud warranted workmanship. They would nrl' '"e
attention ul Gentlemen To- superior ui OF
CLoT Ils.
Olive, Olive Bmnn Brown, Blue. Wuol.Dyed Black
fine French rn,lIrd Black, English Black. very
huc article, with several piece. oi low priced cloths
<.sSSr.uERES.
Black French G.ssmers.
Fancy do do Bonjphn's made very superior.
PLAN and Fancy Eopsh tasslner-s. poood variety.
Also = gp,d lni III American Cassunetrs, with grea
variety Of Goods suitable ln Gentemsh's Panaloous
Vcstings.
We have very superior lol ol Genisman's Nestings
such ms
Plain and Gu, Nclvets,
Plan aud figured Sal,ns
Plain aud figured silks.
Cashmcres. Nalrncas, sc.
OV'EHGO.fTS.
Plain and gold mixed Bca,ers.s frat rate article Of coat
ng.
Guild mixed Tweeds Tor Grnllemcn's business Coats
With various oiher Goods suitable or Grneu,en's o
coats.
We have slso fine assortment of Gentlemcn's KID,
chenny and other Gloves. Gravsts, SearIs. Poke,
lIandkerchels WOODEN Drawers SILK Shirts, &c..
Nc. 30.
In fact without descending further 10 particulars, We
have every thing in the Merchant Tailoring line. and
,ledee ourselves make up handsome fits aud ard give
to NIL WIN may he pleased Ia give us call.
We very respectfully invite The Gen,einen al Lynch
burg and the surrounding country To owe us cali.
WM, 4 JOHN OAkfN.
Nov l3 II
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AlRGiNIA;=-A rules held in tho Clerks ohee OF the
Circuit superior Conn ot Law aud Chaucety,
county OF Franklin, the Ind day OF December 1870 Mar
Park street ana Mary Jane his wife, iurmefly or
Jane Smith, Sbawep PRIV, Sheriff Of Franklin, aud Al.
minis'ralor of Josmh H. Smith, w illiam a. Smitn James
A smith, Joseph Rives Administrator ot Charles l. Saith
Pleasant Stewart and Sally NJ his vile, formerly Sail, VI,
smith, plaintiffs,
sgdiua
Spared Hale John 5. Burwell aud Samuel Hale.
Defendants.
In CHANegRy.
The defendant Spared Hale, having entered his an
pearance aud given ,ecu. according To The Act OF Assem-
nv and the rules OF tins court aud appearing nv satsae
tory evidence that he inhahant this Common
wealth On motion oi the plaintiffs, 10y their counsel il Ia
ordered that the said Spaniel Hale do appear here, rules
10 he held in tn. said clerks office, ihr Monda, in
March next, and answer the plaintiffs bill and that copy
oi this order be ouh~ h inserted in the "ynchhu,g Viz
rinian newspaper published in the town OF nohbpg,
of two months successfully and another cop, thereof post
ed al the front door OF the house of this county
ACopy-Icse,
r. A SCOTT II. G.
pea 10 WIN
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Dec. IS

NIRGINIA;-At rules held the clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery, for
Buckingham county, Monday the first day December,
lS45:
John p w oodson, Administrator OF Phneas g. Wright,
decd, Plaintiff,
against
Bradley s. Glover and VIM :. Glover, in his right
and us Administrator of Robert Glover, deed,
defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The defendant Bradley s. Glover, not having entered
his appeaance and given security according to the Act
Assembly and rules OF this court and it appearing b,
evidence that he is not inhabant OF this
country it is ordered that the said absent defendant do a
pear Rnle be holden for the SAID Court on the s
Monday in March xt and the bill of the plaintiff
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
published in the town OF Lynchbug for two
months ely and posted at the front door ofthe
courthouse of this county.
X. ELDRIDGE, sc...e.
n. * wom
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+ Circuit Superior Cour, OF Law and Chancery, con-
~ nned and held for Nelson county the Court house.
on the 4th day Of October, 1915:
Palkerk Wright Plaintiffs,
Willism J. Freelsnd, OveL c. Fowler, VIM. II. Wing
field Have, n. Coleman, late Sheriff Of Nelson county
nd such Administrator of Dougad Ferguson IT. decd
the said Fre.land Fowler, Wngieln and Dongad Fcigu
son, Jr in his Lille time partners under
the firm Of freeland, Ferguson Go Alexander Brown,
Exc.uor of Archer Ferguson decd, William Stevens and
Frances A. hi. wife, Defendants,
Weaver & Spear, Plaintiff,
The same, Defendants.
Levi, Webb & Co, PlainriHs,
The same, Defendants.
Alfred skinner md William skinner merchants and part
trading under the firm and style OF A. w Skinner
tPlan,ins,
against
Andrew White and Alexander Brown, Executors of Ar
cher Ferguson decd and HAYES n Coleman late Sheriff
Nelson county, and such Administrator 81 Dougad
Ferguson, Jr., deceased, David II. Fergu8oH and William
Stevens and Frances A. his wife, Defendants.
and
Samuel M. Garland and lillian NJ. Waller, Adminsra-
tors Of David S. Garland, decd, Plaintiffs,
against
Alexander Brown, Executor of Archer Ferguson, iced
Fowler Hnwes ~ Coleman, late Sheriff of Nelson COUNT,
and such Administrator OF Dougald Ferguson, decd
David II. Ferguson and William Stevens and Francis
his wife, Defendants.
Charlie. Yancey, Plaintiff
The same, Defendants.
On the motion of the plaintiffs all the foregoing suits,
and appearing that more Than two years have elapsed
since the qualification of Alexander Brown, Executor of
cher Ferguson decd, the Court doth order that all
who may have ms against the estate of the said
Ferguson deceased do exhibit the before Comms-
s,oner Floyd L.. Whitehead, his office, in the town of
Lovingson before the first day OF March next and
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FEMALE TEACHERS
DE:E.v'TI.v'(I NETT.YTID.V,E.

4 N opportunity of getting Female Teachers Of the
"a right stamp, is now offered Those who wish sup
pv themselves. Several oi them are ladies' well known
IN Virginia. aud possess probably greater number Of
desirable traits than is usually found exist in one per
son. such as pley good character, high qualifications.
experience. splness Ia teach good ideas OF pov rnmenl
proper age polished manners, and anna billy Of dlspos,
ton.
They teach all The English branches, French, Music
the Piano With Singing. Such will require from $3.50
fiUO aud board Tor The scholastic year Of months.
Others not 80 experienced, may be had Tor $500. and
board.
Others who teach the English branch only, from $500
10 $50 and bnard
Address, post paid
NASH s. WOODHOUSE,
Book and Piano Sellers, Itichmond Va, or
T.. Z. NASH.
Petersburg. Va
Dec. fits
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Dec. s
FOR RENT.

TUyHE House and lot the hill, opposite Mr.
Green's Possession will he given immediately
GEO. w. TURNER.
Sept. % WISH
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EEoHxP fOY REM.

o., desire To rent the Store occupied by
lEii Messfs. Norvs & AVerett. az a Colamississ
-EA.I llonse, neM below Mr.. Richard I'yrse's o.
Main street Possession will he given by the first Of
November, or perhaps earlier.
Gil. L. MOSBY. Ereemisr
Of 4. a. Iioic0sate, dec
Auy25 eli
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CAsyx ron WHEAT.

FENllE Undersigned usual. Is prepared 10 pay the
n highest market price for Wheat, delivered al his
Lumber house, tho canal. lie invites all who have
Wheat Tor sale, TO give him call
BENJAMIN +. SACKETr.
July 10 isif
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NEW FALL GOODS.

NEW FALL GOODS.
TENiE subscribers beg leave 10 announce 10 -;
4 friends and the public generally tina, .,ov h.u.,
eceiyed nearly the whole OF their ~ Jaw
FALL md ULNTER ST ,cE oE my
& q D"i
among which VII, b" and every variety of
iashiVh'se uress goods for the Ladies'.
- Their stock of
tt0xisS, CNssSnIefeS x1SH TeSfiMgS
'hey natter themselves cannot be excelled, and extra
Bargains VIII be offered and guaranteed 10 purchasers
10 those in want Of EX FINE CLOTH, they
would invite their particular attention to pieces. Biol
ey's finest make (French) which for lustre, durability
and texture are unsurpassed.
Not wishing 10 i'll too large space in the papers
these econmlcal times, and anxious avoid puH, IN
dispense with enumeration of their stock, and say 10
their friends and The public that their stock never
better aud desirable and their determination
10 do business IN The Cheapest Cash principle, and be
un IeIsod by in markell whatever
ADAMS s. WILKINSON.
Dark Square.
Sept % Islf
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EXCHANGES.
Checks On New York, per ct. prem.
Baltimore Dc
Boston DO
Philadelphia do
New Orleans do
ST. Louis 10 per ct. dis.
Charleston par
Nashville ] 10 Ii de
Louisville ltol! do
Cincinnati 10 de-
Bank Notes North Carolina per ct. dis
40 South Carolina | per CT dis
Tennessee 8 per ct. dis
FREIGUTS UP AND DOWN THE CANAL,
Tobacco, leaf (per hogshead) O0
De. manufactured, (per box 10
Flour, (per bbl) 10 TO l2a
Bar Iron, (per ion,) w
Pig Iron. (per tom w
Lead and Shot, (per ton) w
Plaster (per TOM w
Salt, (per sack,) ~
Fish, (per barre) Ia
All other articles. (per 1907 &c up; 10 down
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81 oUI.D respectfully ,nlnm tho citizens ui Lynch
W burg aud The public. that they have associated
themselves together aud ,akee Tho large brick building
immediately ,gaos'e john liolt,ns. where 'hry intend