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RfrI1n1oo10 1Emqtttrer,

crfoord will be presented for tina, high ollice.-
Mr. r. is an accomplished gentleman ld but
firm in The support of his princiPles-and Is elni,
nently fitted for The place. He was elected rom
the Office OF Councillor last year by wing in'ol-
erance and prescription, aud il is but au!y
which The Democracy owe him, 10 place him in
the Gnbernatoral chair.
From Tie Fredericksburg Rceordr.I
Various names have been suggested IN connex-
ion with The Gubernalora chair, which IS 10 be
filled BY the next Legislature. Among lhem that
OF Ex- Councillor Rutherford is conspicuous he
would be acceptable 10 The Democratic party
generally, provided he can give us OF the East me
necessary evidence of his sonndness upon inc
subject Of Internal Improvements. We mus
have some man who will sci his face resouely,
against the plundering policy OF past aminls'ra-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-16

assistance Of MIR. Richie, in his praiscv.
thy and patriotic effort TO bring the De-,
in constant communication with their public !.
wants and 10 place The political issues Of the j.
on prnciple-iheir proper basis. If all Leaf.
men who value the doctrines OF Jefferson. !.
join, in inducing The people of the country
large to read the Union regularly, they will s.
find that the influence of Mr.. Ritche's pen. n.
lis columns, can do as much for the Democr.
parry throughout the ,wenty-six States, as !, !,
already done in Virginia, through The column,
The Enquirer. Yours truly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-16
10 The Editors Of NE Engu,rer

GaArsoN Co., Va, May ,, 1916
Dear Sirs: The battle is fought in Little T..
nessee, and the Democracy have achieve
glorious victory. In this (Grayson and Car,
MIR. VIM. Z. Parks (Dem.) is reelected - !.
Col. John Carroll (Dem) Tor the Honse
Delegates. Col. George runs ahead Of Col,.
Hopkins 80 votes in Grayson and Carrol $,
from what We learn, no donbt but Col. Hopkil,
reelected BY small majority.
Wythe has elected Mr.. Leilwilch Dem u,
ont any opposition: gain. Mr.. Deskins (De,
is elected in Floyd over Mr. Helms (Wf.
Democratic gain. Mr.. Edmonsos dem.
elected in Montgomery, over Mr. Preston IN
Dem gain. Mr. Pendeion (Dem) is elecle,
Giles and Mercer, another Democratic gain. !
the Ea>, has done any thing like the Soulhwe
the State is safe 10 The Democracy.
GRAYSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-16
NEW YORK.

The n. Y. Morning News rejoices at the final
passage Of The Convention Bill which had given
use 10 much excitement and angry debate. The
News says:
"The vote on The question OF Convention or no
Convention, will be submitted 10 the people al the
general election in November II adopted, dele
gates are 10 be elected on the trs, Tuesday in
April, and the convention 10 assemble 1T the Ca
piiol on The last Monday in May, 1916"
The new Mayor Havemeyer, was installed
on Tuesday. He sent in long and clear mes
sage. The ceremony on such an occasion is "a
Their more important than in our little city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-16

ApPoMarTox CorNTY.-We understand that
the new county Of Appomattox, carved out OF the
counties Of Campbell, Buckingham, Prince Ed
ward and Charlotte, was regularly organized last
Thursday, in conformity 10 the act OF The last lie.
gislature. John T. Bocock ESQ, was elected
Clerk OF The County Court. against number Of
the appointment OF Commonwealth Attorney
and A. Legrand Esq, was appointed Commits
sioner Of the Revenue Lvnehbirg Virgin,an.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-16

Mr.. Calhoun is now a, his residence near This
place. busiy engaged in agricultural pursuits
He seems to have entirely recovered from the at
tack Of sickness which he had at Washington.
We understand that his correspondence is
large; and we think it nothing but right 10 remind
those who write 10 him on business OF their own,
that he no longer enjoys the ranking privilege,
and ,ha, his postage bill must be heavy one.
Pendleton Is. C.) Messenger.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-16
IFSom tic .Nep York Axiom. Man 10.

The London Gazette Of the 18th ult, announ.
ces the appointment of Francis Warng. Esq.
Vice Coosul at Alicante, in Spain, 10 the Consu.
late Of Norfolk, U. s, in room Of William Gray
Esq, who retires at his own request on the
regulated allowance MIR. Gray has filled The
Office of Consul with great honor 10 him elf ioI
nearly thirty years, having received the appoint
ment Immediately after the war Of 1872. MIR
GRAY was previously in the service Of The Go
vernmeut, and resided at Bermuda. and on all oc-
casions proyed himself an able, faithful and yea
lous servant Of the Crown.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-16

The mail failed Yesterday from beyond Charles
ton. We do moi stale This, however, BY way Of
complaint, but, i, rather reminds US 10 mention with
what admirable punctuali,y and regularity. The
mail has hitherto for several weeks been received
rs. d. BHilctM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-16

TnEATRE.--This Evening the Opera Comp.
will perform the musical farce Of the Loan Z.
Lover; after which, Shin -de-heel-a will be
peaed, by The particular desire OF several pair,
OF the Opera, who wish 10 witness ii secj
time
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-16

FROM MArASzAs.-Capl. Clark, OF schr Paiux-
eni, arrived yesterday from Manlanzas, reports
that previous TO his sailing sales OF box Sugars
had been made at Is L. rails.
IN. Y. Tribune navl3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-16

Ueur;lo 4criealtnyGi ard HoYticnhwat 81
NOTICE-Thc Executive COMMITTEE
speclfully reouesis the several Farm Comni'l',
and The Committee on Market Gardens 10 g.
mence their inspections, practicable, dn''nS
month Of May. ..,..3
Proprielors of market gardens, who 'nle'.
compete for The premiums, will please give ~" p
10 thai Committee, viz: Joseph Sinlon' = :
den, J. NJ. SubleIl and c. A. Hodges. .,o,
WIN. II. RICHARDSON, pfe''o'"
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uOYT's 0FFICE.-Louery draws al !.
II changero-day, at quarter past twelve o., ~
Capital s9OOO-1'ickels s3-hayes an'q'
in proportion Sales close at lls O'clock. - 10.
$1,000 for This Evening-Tiekels
rdcA'S'' ~ S''0 " HOYT'S OFFICE
~, g No. 3 EschsisF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-16

NOR HIRE, the balance Of the year, two likely
i Boys, abou, II or Is years old jus, from the
country. Apply 10 RICH'D HILL, Jr.
Nav l6--4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-16

sSA rich Coal Mine has just been found in
Troup county, Georgia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-16

DIRrcroas or THg EXCHANGE BaSK or VlRnlSI.
4xp BRANCHES. recently elected by The Stock
holders and appointed by the Executive
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-16

A COMPARATIVE VIEW or THE CONDITION or the
EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA and lis Branches
taken from the statements OF the 3lst March,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-17
BUCKINGHAM.

At meeting Ola large portion of the Wings of Buck
lngham held at The court house, on Friday the 4h da,
OF April ls45. Tor the purpose of nominating Whip
candidate 10 supply the place of Dr. Vim. D. Christian
WIN declines being a candidate:
On motion, Charles Mckinney, Esq. wns called ,t
the Chair and Richard A. Booker appointed Secretary.
And ON motion OF Col. 'rhos. VI. Bondurant i, was
Rssolesd, That Col. Thus. II. Flood be requested 10
announcr himself candidate for tho county
To whirh Col Flood responded and after few
brief remarks yielded the unanimous call made upon
him by the Wings of The county--and pledged himself
10 use all honorable means 10 secure his election.
NhrTeupon, it was Resolved, That the proceedings
o' this meeting Re forwarded TO the Richmond Whp
tn pnbllcaliunand that The Lynchhurg Virrinian be
requested 10 copy. CHS. Mckinney. Ch'n.
X. A. Booker, Scc'v.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-17

Aaimai VA snr,ism We. Wi.sars Dalsnm Of wild
Cherry.
'1>IE following although IL may appear = little humorous
some Is not the less worthy Of publication, and be
the theory Of Magnetism true false, shows Is
times productive Of much good,
SYRACUSE, Dec, ~, 1912.
Dear Sir One circumstance has greatly helped the sale
Of The Basam OF wild Cherry here A young lady was
magnczed and requested to precrbe Tor her father who
has affection OF the lungs She said that there
medicine at IIourhs accompanied with small book thai
would help him It twas the Balsam OF Wild Cherry, lie
took aud cured him She has since prescribed II for
mother who has taken IL with the same result
Yours, etc. HOBGH L BRIDGES.
s. Iough Bridges heavy druggists at Syracuse
TO whom refer the curious.
The above valuable medicine is for sale by
-. r. LYMAN, Druggist, Lyachbmg. w,
April IL II
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SuperiOr CLEARING Tobacco.

HAVE for sale, to retailers, few boxes Of the
Il Tobacco advertised and realled by Doct. job Il.
Seay Of this place As to its superior quality there is
now no doubt.-lt is the same Tobacco of which my
friend Cawihon, Of the Lynchburg Republican in
ticng it before the Presidential Election said. at is
much certain that it is jam up, than is the election
Of Henry Clay"-slhoueh at that lime did not be
leve it, am perfectly certain that whatever may
be his judgment Of OF things. he knows sugar when
he tastes it, W. l.. SAUNDERS.
April II 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-17

.uorses's Magnetic 7eiegraph.-The benefits of this
great invention to be extended to the South H. II
allaghan of New Orleans being about to extend the
wires from Mobile to New Orleans, with view ul,
maely to continue them from the great Souh m mort
um to Was ig'or CITY Oher persons pr pose to conn c.
Boston to the national metro o is y the same magnet.
'c 'nfiuenceso that very shortly any important even,
occurring at one extreme Of the Union, WILL in Gw
minuies, be known at the other
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-17

lfuNlllS disease Is common, aud often alarming
to demand the first and chief notice Of expericns
ced Physician.
There IL no part Of the ltroha which may mot be mar
rowed by a structure. The frs, symptoms of which
patient afflicted with this disease frequently
plans inability To retain his water long
a obscure uneaslness nbout the seat and alteration
in the stream OF urine, which, instead Of being full and
equal is smaller Than usual and IL iuked spiral scat
tered. Tho first symptom Just noticed compels the pa
ien 10 rise or twice IN the night 10 void his urine,
and no also generally finds that greater force Is
sary To its complete expulsion tan he has been in the
habit Of eScrng in consequence Of the resistance made
to the free passage of the water by the structure Noe
iurDa emissions are comnon symptom Of this
plant; and sometimes there Is discharge from
tho Uethra which is adherug 10 the bottom Of The
receiving vessels When the disease Is Of very az
gravated nature, tho urine will often become quite
white and be mixed with matter or blood, there will be
great difficulty and pain in voidng the urine, and like
wise much general debility
The immediate cause Of structure is a slow nfiammn.
ton in the part affected which oocasions n lhckening
the canal aud deposition Of adhesive matter around thnli
hickenng, to produce dlmnuilon Of the diameter
Of tho canal and that whatever gives rise To considera
BILE irritation in the Urelhra may prove Of sirc-
tire there. Hence the disease very frequently follows
Gunorrhra; 1t may be induced by drinking or riding
hard, and by direct injury of the part. When pa
tient labong under Gonorrh9a is lmprudent to In
dulge in hard riding and free drinking. he exposes him
self the powerful causes OF the present. nalady
and such as rarely fail 10 produce in lis worst forms
When patient is able To procure the assistance OF an
able medical practitioner, no should Immediately avail
himself Of il, and implicitly adhere 10 The instructions
given; but, unhappily. ignorance aud nalen,ion are
81 much common than their opposes; and II Is an
indspuiable fact that vast number Of persons afflicted
with The present complaint find it difficult matter 10 oh
tain udicious and efficient aid; and who
oy ample pecunary means attain to it only after long
and painful search.
Dr. HARTLEY is not unjus,ly celebrated for the re
anG,. 1Fahr tttt.la nj
years exclusive practice in this particular branch of The
proesson fully warrants the assertion that he will
derake the and most proraced cases, and eIec,
perfect cure References given If required
Or Office one door below the Trinity Church. Al
Tendance all hours during the day and evening.
| Richmond Dec. 10 tsf
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M 4 at 1s 1.AlsE =.

Married on the 9th ut, in the Episcopal Church at
Memphis Tennessee. by the Rev. p. w. Aston, DR..
ERASMUS L. ROSE 10 Miss MARIA L.. only daughter of
the late Capt. john N Rose, Of Charlottesville Va.
-, m the 9Th inst, by the Rev. Benz Dawson,
Mr. WILSON llowRv, to Miss JANE ViER, all Of his
place.
-. he 9th Of March, by the Rev Nelson
Sale. Mr.. George X. WILLIAMS, TO Miss Margaret
ELrzABErH. daughter of the late John Eubank, Esq.
all Of Amherst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-17

we 'earn from The Houston Telegraph that tho
a0ne oeo' OIL Texas amounted 10 q 2s2 $50 on the
ISL december ISL !. is not known how much il has
ore" ncrfas ed SINCE but the deb, has been running
~ per cent interest," and The interest itself has been IN
Pa'u cann"', even il the principal has not been aug
men'ed. be less than ten millions of dollars now.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-17

o. The Washington papers announce the death of
Dr. Thomas Sewal of TINT city. Of the oldes, and
most scientific physicians in the District of Columbia.
and as well known in Europe in the United States
tie was distinguished advocate of the Temperance
cause lie died Of severe and lingering attack of pneu
monia
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House, Ornamental and Sign
u n " r. I va.

NJ DONALD returns his thanks for the liberal
~. encouragement he has received during his two
years residence in Lynchburg. and he continues 10
cit the patronage of The community. which he will en-
deavor to deserve by doing his work
IN THE BEST STYLE,
and CHEAPER than the same can be done in Lynch-
burg. Shop immediately opposite John g. Mems
Store, the formerly kea,by Payne Gregory
as Book Store. NIMROD DONALD.
ApTll II Is
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'o"sa'"s |" The ,ead The Mobile Register Of
'"e ~ INST states that the L. S. briggs Somers com.
"a"oan' Terry and Lawrence. commanian, Jarvis, had
.'eu from Pensacola with sealed orders This implies
war 'hey are on secret expedition. The u. s. shin
amau'h, Capt Sands. was also under oders. and x
pccted sa.'u to sail.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-17
VIM. G.. DARLINGTON,
J. A. COWARDlN,
WIN. II. DAVIS.

TERMS The TINES is issued daily and semi week
ly. The subecr pon price Of the daily paper is six
dollars per annum; and advertisements are inserted at
fifty per square for the first insertion and twenty
five cents for every succeeding insertion The semi
weekly paper is issued Tuesdays and Fridays, at
four dollars per annum aud advertisements are inserted
in il at fifty cents the first insertion, and thirty and
a hall cents for each continuance.
RICuMoNp Apr g. lSi3 IL
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POLICE NOTICE.

A IL lots backyards, cellars privies and private al
"A eys, from and alter the LIST Of May. that
found upon examination 10 be in perfect order and clean
ly. will be subject 10 fine Of dollar. for every twelve
hours This notice will be used evidence in all cases
where fne is imposed This ordinance will be regu-
larry enforced against all offenders.
JESSE r. BURTON,
Master Of Police.
April II. 4uf
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e5- Wearc authorized to announce JOHN BOARD
ESQ., as candidate to represent tho people Of Bedford
the next Legislature of Virginia.
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Negro BOY NJ Auction.
VIC MT .IECTSO.v Resumed
HY CharlCk HhclNS. AuGl,r.

I'm every Tuesday aud Friday nights throughout,
~ the SEASON. shall al early candle light sell large
and desirable assortment o Dry Goods. Shoes and Hard
ware. Cutlery, SC. via Cslicoes. Gnghams, Checks.
licklnps, brown and black Domesiics, liable Cloths.
Connterpanes Pansloon stuff and Nesllngs, Towels,
co,on and silk llandkerehlcts, Suspenders. shaving
Soap. Brushes Razs tea and table Spoons. Scissors
poke, and PEN Knives, work Stands spoo Stands. Nee
dies. Pins. Cologne Wafer. Whips, Cwhides. Cafee
Mills. britannia Coffee and Tea Potts. Also large
sormen OF Shoes. Bouts and Palm leaf Hats aud va.
nous other goods. loo numerous 10 mention.
T. = The attention oi the trade is respectfully soil
cited a these sales they will be worthy of attention
CHARLES PHELPS, Anc,'r
April Ia If
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APRIL 9TH.

APRIL 9TH,
lust received at Talho,s Book Store, the 9Th. 9th
- and 10Th numbers Of the Wandering Jew; also Gov
Francis Thomas's statement, the Postage Law also
Paul de Rocks last work.
April7 STIFF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-17

W Another Iennesseean has been provided for. Mr.
"e'Tee Brent. collector of the port Of Alexandria re-
Gently died. and Mr.. Hillary Langtry has been impor
Ted from Columbia, Tennessee. To Gil the vacancy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-17
April II
FRESH TEA.

I CHEST very superior fresh GUNPOWDER
TEA, jus, received. Those in want Of fine ar
cla will please call on me. VIM. r. YOUNG.
April II q
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IA u ID GIN ES,

M u ID T. N ES,
hRf PAINTS, Mace. Cloves. Nu,mers, Allspiee.
II Pepper aud Girger surgeons Instruments. Soa p.
and Periumery, Brushes Dressing Combs.
Water and Velvet colours.
Wines. Cordials and Gin,
Oil of Bergamot.
do do Lemon,
do do Lavender
do do Cinnamon
do do Carrawsy,
do do juniper,
do do Spruce and other essential Oils
'"li. Silver. Steel and Seed Beads. Gu, aud
plain, assorted,
English and French Chemicals
sn'll supply of really fine Srgars aud SnufTs
Garden Seed.
GUNS fow singl aud double barrel London Guns
of finest quality.
PisroLS-Snglc double and six barrel. par, bus,
quality
Sporting Powder. English and American, hes, quality,
Peters, Lees, Beckwths and other ant, bilious and
anti dspeptc PILLS.
Soda aud Sedlilz Powders.
Blue. Green. Red and Brown Smal,s,
Walls, Vial aad Bottle Corks,
Grass Fishing Lines, Limerick Fish Hooks, sssos-
ted.
Silver. Pearl and Shagreen Lancet Cases.
Iogwood Alum, Copperas and CamwouI
Emery aud Bronze assorted,
Scales and Weights, Moriars. Bous Knives,
Fire Spaulars, Shop Furniture.
BEST Glaciers D,a nonds and Putty Knives
Medicine Chests and Patent Medicines,
I've sets Soda Water Appearances. very low.
For sale AZ above good supply Of EPSON salts OPT
um, Ca'omel Rh0barb, Senra Leaves Sauls, Chrome
Yellow, Chrome Green, French Green md many 9th
er articles not menonsd. Several of the articles will
be offered al less than The present Ner Fork Prices, and
al OF them. especially in bills at prices to please the
closest dealers. being resolved 10 sell Of the Gu
tire stock az quickly possible for cash. OF approved
negotiable notes. IIOWEI. DAVIES
Aprll 10 ,,,.ie
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Cloths and C0sSjsueres.

LUST 10 hand great variety Of splendid FRENCH
- AND E.NGLISH CLOTHS AND C.fSSE-
.MERES. from common 10 the finest goods nsnuiac.
tured .--Also \ variety Of Nesngs. Nil of which will
be sold unusually low, TURNER 4 BUKWELL.
April II ifts
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Fancy and staple DRY GOODS,
UHOLES.4LE md RETAIL.
JOHN q. MEEM

JOHN q. VIG0VN
HAS received his NEW SPRING and SUMNER
Ill SUPPLY OF STAPLE and FANCY GOODS,
selected from the best and must tasty stocks in the North
crn Cities and in quality and cheapness Of prices equal
To any in the State. He most cordially sollcs call
from oil in want assuring them that every pains will be
taken to give entire satisfaction. list of articles
prsing his stock is deemed entirely useless. full
sortment " i'll be found.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-17

US'f received 10, of Willow Carriages. Cradles
- Mukot Baskets, Key Baskets, Work Baskets, Sc.
ALSO, lot of very nice Rolling Pins. all Of which
will be sold very low, by ID. w MOORE,
Sign Of ,ho Dig Picture.
April II Is
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lust received 4 second lot Of Knives and Forks,
- Pocket Knives some Of which are very fine. Wal
and Tea Trays in sets and by the single one, Tea
and Table Spoons, Tea Kettles, &C.. and for sale, by
d. w. MOORE,
Sign Of the Big Pitcher.
Aprjl II
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F0S M0bfe KeH dy IA u Il
CLOTHING, 80.

CLOTHING, 20.
lust received INN Philadelphia, large and ex>
- tensive assortment Of Fashionable ready made
Clothing, Sc. consisting In part Of
Dress. Fock aud Sack Coats Pants, Vests, SHIRTS Bo
sums. Collars. Stocks, Scaris. Cravats. Suspenders.
Also, Hats. Caps. Boots Shoes, women's Slippers, &c.
The above Goods. opea and ready ur examination
aud persons wishing IN purchase, will do well 10 call
they will be sold either by wholesale or retail. % per
cent cheaper than they can be had IN lhs market.
CHARLES PHELPS, Auc'r.
April IL ~
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Wholesale and Retail.
MIC IL OIL - & Ii Il t.,
A RE NOW RECEIVING their Spring supple
n of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Black and drab Fur. Panama. Leghorn and Palme.-
,oleaf HATS,
SHOES. Sole Leather, Hardware and Crockery,
Loaf and Brown Sugars, Coflees. Teas &C.. &c.,
To which they respectfully invite the attention Of their
customers and the public generally. They pledge them
selves To sell as low as any House in Lynclburg.-
They have hand nearly 5000 yards very superior
Mountain Tow Linen, at The lowest market price.
COUNTRY .HER CHANTS
arc solicited 10 call and examine their stock before buy
ing, as great inducements will DO offered.
March 81 w4w
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DRY Goods at Wholesale.

(1OUNTRY MERCHANTS, aud Others buying
~ Goods to sell again. respectfully invited To
call and examine ny very large and desirable stock OF
Sptiag and Summer C',ods.
l;rea. bargain. will be cJered particularly Tor Cash.
4. J. BURTON.
April II IS
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800 REWARD.


10y authority oi The Common Council Of LvnchbnrV,
- a reward OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ~
offered for the detection and conviction OF the inci
plod person pers,ns, who. tho night OF the 9Th
ns' njurd the fire plugs and let oose the water upon
the streets Vi ihc lown. $. DlUGuID.
Engineer in chief Of the
Lynchburg Hose Company.
March 81 I'm
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o. The funeral Of Major James Benagh's daughter
VIII take place at his residence, 10 O'clock this NOR
ming. The friends of the family re invited 10 attend
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lrOle PRIVATE SALE.

4 VERY Likely NEGRO BOY, about 10 or l2
IA years Of age A bargain may be had by early
application 10 &. PHELPS Anter.
April IL Is