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QUOITS WANTED.
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INFORMATION WANTED, OF IN
THOMAS TERRELL. that lef New York last July, and
told his wife that he woald to MaDlsnd and Be
Soass 81 hun
. iS: J, AK x. w;s rj
;.;:; Aiehs: Marry. q Thi. .sosasr e navy =
CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS.
:. our,x,,v. Oyyios q Fun roE :rarEr BssoxLyH.
hasds s. and r,sps,y ssa:r. their S.u. hxos.h.
thai have ever occurred IN the country they
and scattering their rs!. All losses which company
New York. Of Ill expiration. of policies:
.s sni..r y e. F PPEEhHAsM ssrsaly, President.
BiRD CAGE 81 MxNuF4SCroKY: Iss seTlas street..
S snS *. public + S
S s Nd s %Si:;: :: s::s's
Of ARTICLES usually kept Wooden Ware Store
y, sa which ne ''' 'l ' RELY Il ,. s:'
1 20 the house 60 Broadway tadionog the Globe
bosfders. Dinner bosrisn can be sceonmcdased Re
ference. EXCHANGED je,s lmsmc
FIKE WOkKs-FOURTA OF JULY
NEW FORK L.aB-3R.aTORY
a 1hs most s.,:s;,: and Sr..,
rain; fans palm trees Pyrnaa Peruvian oe
rooms bsneoia lights, Roman candles. serpsn,s pin whss
on ns ps oS uns sps
srs, fire crackers, Canton rockets &c
call and examine the above stock. - IA.
N. B. Committees Tor city and country displays. military
term. with The sbos articles. The mate.
nails hsyng been .--cIed with The uImo.. care my21 m-r
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- I0HTs for sale for single whsss or By s township
N county sxsre larger territory FOR pycuas Esquire
Of the subscripsr. who is The etsRtee L9yecyi Htl
Quarantine landing Srnteu Island
This mill be used for great variety Of purposes The
mill Is less than halt her nae
and its action mach efhcieut THIS wheel will wor
pump ship at sss re wheel four feet In d.
snsss5 vi! Be sussis 's i.E ':s rapose This wheel i
the entire TIE wheel is constant
" before the wind the Whole force or which brought 10
bear square upon the liver producing three much
pews, q any other Of The ssre diameter This
cuied f.m the weaker, and course win la Is long IS
the building The building two d half soHes high
wheel located In the upper half story The built is
covered with strips ?f hung pyots and ennnsct.
e with rod; on the inside like common Venetian window
ra9gsmsnr or iess ync be admitted and excluded
end q steiy undsr The Of the operator a. sny
w.sr power The great public utility Of tbs invsarinn
ts y OTIS shsspns = y z br2asht within The
wood sad punp hs water Tor their sogns.. mechanic
ssP pron.l nj: snsiax msshne his circular turning
hammer his shiEei grind his bark slr his leather cur
Cries supply themselves with water BY means Of force
p.mps Proprlied by combination Of these wheels.
The farmer BY thrash his grind his proven
DER his gnpdsons churn his butter pump water for his
cattle kc And 10 convenient for all families no
got aeqqsduc pump their water wheel three
this reservoir would be that surplus water
might Be kept on hand for supply when the wad does
r s-This mill is rather Ornamental than otherwise and
when placed upon building the q oose
i.s} sssr ALLEN JUDD.
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BIRD CAGE MANDATORY,
MO. St. Johns Lane Beach street. The Subscb
~ would inform his Customes and the Public that he
has coustanely haad large stock of fancy and
Bird Cages Of ell descriptions which he will sell cheaper
than they can be bcught elsewhere.
ALSO, Cages made TO order.
J. KELLY.
r. s-Country Merchsnu would find il to their advantaa
n and examine his stock a. imsr
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M. LEvETT, DENTIST

M LEVETT, DENTIST
MT ORE HARM results from bunvng performances ofin-
wi Competent Dentists than the ubiic Of Il
Of the greatest mortance that al branches Of The Deus
srt shoud be skiifuy aud nsndngly prxctsed To
those Wig think with g. We reeomms.d DIT LEvErT,
Insertion Of Arnc,s Teeth principle Of
Atmospheric pre- sure -Noahs Weekly Messenger.
je2i ltsmc
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For sale in lots to suit rclasers. bv
PERSSE BROOKSs5 and 81 Nassau It.
PRINTING Paper Of quality manufactured "a
ords short notice 1t their extensive Paper Works Wind
scr, Cow. j~2o lwrc
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The LONG BLAND INSURANCE CGSlFzNy
CAPITAL AW.OQO DOLLARS.

UryfcE ~ FULTON srRrEr. 81 ooKLyN
NONTlNUE6 70 take risks on buildings machinery, mar
~ handise and property generally, on their usual yorah
terms This company has passed through the two creates
e0naxatons that have occurred the country thc
their from thsm with comparatively ssh iosse
to the system which they have Away. practssd Of itn
sustain will be adjusted and paid promptly heretofore.
New York, of all expiratons Of policies:
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FIRE WOkkS-FOURTh OF JULY
NEW YORK L.aB-aR.aTORY
FIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKS 4,

FIRE WORKS! FIRE WOKkS! 4!
SAAC EDGE Pyroechpe Artist, Jersey City, prepar-
ed 70 fnnish FIRE WORKS 10 citics towns. public
brilliant and res dsslrns ever
hctured in this country aud can DO furnished any
Nrosechnic Ass,sr Labara.ory jersey City NJ
srs. DHc. pC srs. ssi roeie H. s.f er suunyms
merchant vessels. oba,nsd By applying
to CHAS J. Howell,
myN lmsr n. Front ,free'
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
FEMALE CHILD, from the green in front Of Lsfayetse
"A Garden and the Mansion House. Hoboken, the nth
Of June The child is years Ct eye, named Gorilla Bau
blue eyes and sandy hair; slightly tanned with The
striped hood Any information respecting her will be thank
fully received by her pareats F. H. BANNER,
jc23 3tsrc Lafayette Garden, Hoboken N. j.
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ess4 DR. BROWN 4 BROTHER,
Mt 290k Broadway between LhsnDers and kesde streets:
IN Coa marble Store inssr aud oil
. esfh cheaper thar any other Dentists thi c,fy. .
Beat miner nstnrai Teeth rted from VI to 20
Decay I'd Teeth tilted with white cement.
To.,thsc che cured without the lva-t pain. %
Teeth extrscted with less than half le usual pain
Double uf 4 ssth made on the atmospheric -.
Qreafions BY other Dents soiiced Mechan-
zeal Defisry done for other Dentists. Operations done IN
the evening. ltA 5tser
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S&G FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS packet Of the q, July
HA The first class fast sailing packet ship YELLING.
,TON, Capt. Chadwick, 80 win sail above,
her rcgulsr day. ~
bin and Storage paseuges persons intending to embark
or To JOSEPH Nc MURRAY,
je2a Corner of Pine and South streets
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6. 3. C1ANYE. MLRCHAy.T .TA.LCR,
IlAS REMOVED from 1872 William street to ll6 WiiaM
II street. within doors Of John-A rich and fashionable
Of Goods will always be kept hand and will
be made order, such prices command the
tion of the truly economical while the style and finish will
to the man Of taste, speak for them selves.
As all goods bought for cash aud therefore, the very
lowest finer article will be manufactured lower
price, than the credit tailon possibly furnish
OENyRAL PRICES.
Fine French Cloth Black Dress Coat from SIS so 90
Black Doeskin Pants .;.................... 5to s1
&c Goats all other articles usually sold BY the trade
at unusually low prices.
Formerly with Brundage." of Broadway. my9 I'm nc
WINDOW SHADES.
THE cheapest and best assortment in the United States
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BOARDING IN THE COUNTRY.
CITlZENS who desire bosrd in the country, will find
~ VERY pleasant locnto adjoining the Bay, with all the a
ces for guunnK fishing and bathing, BY enqurng Of the
subscriber Littleworth, about and miles from
Glen Core.
PS-Tne splendid steamer Croton leaves Fulton Market
~''s N-''' : =. 49, ANN ROPER
Litfleworth, June 2zd fr46. j-23 Iwsrc
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MONEY LOST.
~ the 10th nstn, about o'clock in Pearl below
" Rose pocket book. containing twenysx dollars II
b.k bills, aud English sovereign besdes letter
aud p,les Tie finder will ded By leaving bo0
and Mr. Colby Drug Store, No. ISL Pearl ST.
j~24 u r.
mo 5 IUNt CUTTERS, Builders aud o,hers--Just 70
may be had four five thousand feet Vi Ger
- = - J. LLOYD,
js24 SER Chesnut aud sehuy kill sizth sta. Phila
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WANTED.

FEW active Young Men to 60 South or West 70 act
"A Agents for the sale Of and popular Publcs
500 over sad above hsr expenses will insured them
some now in our employ will, no doubt make owe
u 900 year clear Of all Each will have hi
dstric will be Tor them have least fror
~ % so to obtain good fitting Apply FRENCH
Publishing Hall ~ Broadway, mp stairs, Oce Of the fla
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-08
CONGRESS-.

Mr.. Cass has answered Mr.. Benton, to which Old
bn"n replied in ore Of oes, effJrs. completely floor
Ing Cass and the flIy-fourIorty MEN. On Tuesday:
In The Senate. Mr. Houslons resolution Of thanks to
Zen Tayo aud the army, referred 10 the Military
Committee. Mr.. Lewis offered two resolutions calling
upon the President for information as TO Inc available
iu'ds for the present year. the necessity fol loan, and
The measures Of taxation necessary provide the
for the war. also. asking the Presidents opinions On
these sih,scF, Mr.. Crtlenden moved amend by
an,rlE Is N ihe best OF raising the revenue,
Wheeler e4fp1Sing 80 the tariff otherwise. Mr. Web.
s'ef called attention to the Inconvenience occasoned by
the shipment fspere to New Orleans. and suggested
small issue Of Treasury notes. Mr. Calhoun thought
Congress could provide remedy for il. Mr.. Niles
thought The Sub,rreasuy you'd DO. Mr.. Simmons
SAID that would be making bad worse. The Yesolu.
inns were laid ill Wednesday
20 motion Of NJ. CrIiendeo, the Instruction. to hs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-08
EYNCllRUleG MARKET,

Fbrhe pesk ending Saturday. Junt6. 1916.
The Inspections for the past week 4G hogs
heads, which is much smaller than a, the las,
year Good Shipping qualities, when in first order
bring ,uer,bly good price. of Consequence
nf the weather, is in bad c"ndiun The highes, price
ldt manufacturing the past week was $li rs. many
sales were at from SIC 10 the above price. The
has been very uniavosbe - putting up the fine
featuring and most Of that is In bad order. Flour has
with further decline In most other aitices there
is change.
1obaeeo-Old I.ugs. 81 90 to so; new Lugs. 81
90 10 &i.l0. Leaf, inferior. 81 so 10 ) 90; common,
81 5olo 80 middng, 81 so 10 90; shipping. (ucw)
$500 10 500 manufacturing. (cemnon) $3.50 TO
GOO. fine manufacturing 5000 10 5000.
fio'r-F'our continues very dull. Holders ask.
ing S3 %, Shippers are only Offering So 25.
" heat.-60 cts. 10 IS.
G,uin-7Corn 10 to rs cts. per bushel from wagon,
Oats sheat 81 cents per hundred cleaned 80 40
per bushel. Rye, 62i cents
Corer and Grass Seeds The Season being now O.
yer. WE have prices report.
Frorisions-i,scor. whilst We continue our quotations
al OF To oc.. we have to report considerable fallen on
In receipts duriog the week, there IL however no ami
nation IN the market Beef. So per hundred Pork
none In market, Meal 10 to 80 cts. per bushe from
Wagon.
Fd.-llerrings, No |. S.; new Shad IS so to 50;
Maekere. No. l. Sl3, No. :. $3.50. No. 3, s..
'oUtt-ct' JoWhRo IL cents ID, hlu, ~
to 10 cents; Laguira 10 cts Java. l2a 10 5 CENTS
Cuba %.
Suear.-Brown, New Orleans, n too cents per 81
Porto Rico 8 To cents ID; ST. CfolN, IL 10 l2l
cents per ih.i Loaf, l2l TO Is cents per Id.
Candfes.-Taow. II 10 l2i cents per h. Sperm, 33
10 81 cents per b. Hull Suns. 10 Il cents per ID
" hisheu.-Recrpls light and a rather better feeling
Tor The article Last sales from 26 % cents per gal
Ion.
Bra'dy.-Apple. as to SO cents per gallon; Peach
none IN market.
Cotton ians,-Lynchcug Factory prices II cts.
Tennessee and North Carolina l6 cts. per To-
hon.-Bar Iron. SIS per ton and In demand from
boats $50 from Store. Pig Iron $2S to $32. according
10 quality.
Steei-Blistered. 6 tos cents per b; German. 5to
TO cents Shear, 20 to 20 cents per b. Gas, Steel, 20
TO 25 cts. per ID.
Inseed Od-70 cts. Lamp. 81 90 to 80 per
gallon; Tanners, SIT 90 To Il, 90 per Dbl.
ieother.-Good Sole s. to 4 cts. per h.; Damaged
Sole, Is to IL cents per b.
Pomder. Blasting, 81 90 to 4.25 per keg Rifle, IS
so to 600 per key.
UooL-Wool. 25 cents perb; Wool Rolls. 80 to
4Oc per ID.
Coal and Wood.-Bituminous. % cents per bushel
Anthracite, 90 per ton. Oak and mixed Wood s.
| per cord; Hickory A. SO per cord.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-08

VIRGINIA At iuie, Lid IN tie .le,ks af.ee a. cir
cut superior court al law and rhanesry for Appom.t
ios county, on Monday, III. L., day Of June, 1896
fsueson Jennings, Plaintiff
against
James Jennings In his own right, ~ f,tfrr tfAn
Jennings. deed Gerard Jennings, William J.up,,,, A.
ibnd Ferguson and Lucy hi. wife, formerly Jennings :,
ur y Moses and Nanny hi. wie formerly Jennings joseph
Gibbs and Susan his wife, formerly Jennings. Roland
gn.ou aud Elizabeth his wife, o,nerly Jennings. Clement
jennings Robert Jennings John senfgs aud larry his vile
formerly Jennings, Defendants.
In CH,NcERv
rhr defendant, Robert Jennings. Clement Jennings and
Gerard Jennings having entered their appearance and
given security according 10 the Act nj Assembly aud the
Of this court, aud appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants OF tins commonwealth |, IL ofdered
that the said absent defendants do appear at the rules be
holden tr tho said court the first Monday In Augwst
and snswcr tho bill Of tho Plaintiff and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted In newspaper published
In the town OF Lyncburg for two mouths snceessivey and
posted the front door OF the house of THE county
Copy-Te.te,
IF. BocoCK, Clk.
Juncs w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-08
BALTIMORE MARKETS, June. |.

CATrLE-The arrivals Of Beeves were tolerably
large at To days market, and the stock generally of
good quality. There briskness and the better
descriptions brought previous rates, but few inferior
sold under the lowest figures of last wetk's quotas
tons. The offerings at the Scales were 1872 head, Of
which SO driven 10 Phllade phla SO remain
nnsold aud the balance $50 head, were taken at g.
75a$375 per 100 lbs gross, equal 10 S. rs, net
Average rate, 1871.
FLOUR.-Nery little has been done in Howard
street Flour since the publication OF our last review
The few limited transactions which took place on Sat
nrday and To day were at a for mixed brands There
were settlements lu>day for receipts from at 49,
s7s.
We hear Of no transac tons in City Mills Flour
Some holders are willing to sell at $425.
sale Of 1000 bbIs Susquehanna Flour oday at
$406i.
GRAlN.-We note a sale Of a cargo Of Virginia red.
Wheat On Saturday 81 els. To.dsy sales Of Penn
sylvania white made Goa 90 cts and a cargo Of
Penna red at 90 cts. We also note sale day Of
parcel of Virginia, red and white mixed. at 90 Cts and
another lot of prime white Virginia at 1903 CTS. These
lots were principally taken for shipment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-08
COnulnptives he on your Guard
THO.uPSO.N'S COMPOUND SYRUP

TAR AND WOOD EAPTHA.
SlNCE the first Introduction of this popular remedy
~ To public notice, in he fall Of S43 Tar Mixture
and noslrums OF every kind and name have strung up
and are panied of. The reputation Of this excellent
medicine, the inspecting invalid; the propreurs mixs
ing Tar with them render them popular and secure
sales BE not deceived and avoid every medicine pur-
porting contain Tar except The original preparation,
'Thompson's Compound Syrup Tar and Wood Napha,
and thereby you will time and avoid dsaprsln-
ment.-Remenber this invaluable remedy is only pre-.
pared by s. P. Thompson, N. E. corner 5h and Spruce
streets, Philadelphia
For sale by JOHN II SEAY, Druggist.
.agsatfor Ly'edb~g and 0cil'ty
4 7ril p wits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-08
OLD SCHOOL PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL
ASSEMBLY,

his body las been in session fur some days. An
able discussion has been progressing in reg I'd 10 propo-
.,on from the New School Assembly 10 appoint
some day commune together in the Holy Sacrament
Of the Lords Supper Among the speakers opposed
10 aeceding 10 the proposition Were " l.. Breckin,
ridge Of Louisville, Robert j. Breckenridge of Penhsyl-
ssnia s. DR.. VIM 5. Reid. OF Lynchburg and among
those for cornmunng together were Mr.. Lindsay. Of
Nashville; Mr.. Todd Of Kentucky and Mr.. Watt of
Alabama. The proposition was finally rejected by a
large majority.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-08
ANOTHER RESTORED IN kENNEBEC
hast ivsrmors, August 49, IS4s

Deaf Sir
You publish this letter. make such use Of a. YOU
think best year ago asttsllt taken sick with
we're cough, was very much pressed FOR breath nv sp
petite aud became very much reduced In general health
sweat poiusey aud could not sleep nights. applied
phssesn who done all In his power 10 relieve and
me- but did not succeed MINED 10 the house
p' tho "n'e often had long spells Of coughing
raised some blood Sometime In the spring CONNER Ut Cd
taking
WisTAR'S BALsAM or WILD CHERRY
Before had finished bottle relieved nv cough
remnved-my sleep res,ored blcd no have taken
ouf bottles the pns Nv strength and general
- now good. attribute II 10 WISrAR'S BAI.SAM OF
WILD CHERRY.
Signed, NATHAN WELLINGTON
am personally acquainted with Mr. " ellington aud DO
1lsNs his statement aboNs la be true.
Signed, SUMNER Z. MOULToN.
The above valuable Medicine Ia for sale by
ID Il. LYMAN. Druggnt.
Juee (23) 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-08
NEZLkV'G OFF
T o G L o E B U S I N e S s

RlCARDS, RYAN & co. have determined to close
~ their business in Lynchburg soon as possible,
10 effect Ibis desirable object, their VERY EXrEN-
oiNE STUCK OF GOODS is offered, by wholesale o,
retail, 81 great sacrifice Many styles Of goods al
SO PER CENT LESS THAN COST
10 any Merchant who may wish purchase of us
the invoice " i'll be shown As our object is, to SELL
ouT very little regard will be had to what GOODS COST
and we would say. ONCE FOR Alive have made up
our minds TO submit 10 considerable sacrifice
Terms-cash only unless otherwise understood
REGARDS, RYAN SEQ.
May Ii fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-08

M'a} COMMITTEE as IL The Oregon bill we're LAID IN
we liable and tho subject is nuw with the Judiclsr,
Committee
20 we '',use u'mn was passed 10 stop debate.
IN the supplemental war bill. at uue .,,I,rL Al, n
Davis then spoke against it, Arguing tina, there wss no
necessity 'o The ne" generals and assailing the course
ni the President Mr.. Henley opposed the bill but de
tended the President The Committee then fuse. and
me "use agrefd To stop the dhale at two o,lock on
eu"esuay' MI fiaralson then defended Tho bill aud
MI. Mcdowell (of ohio) opposed it. 49,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-08
Hv Charles PheIlss.

Hv Charles Rshelsss
IN Tuesday, 9Th inst. commencing AT &c o'eock,
~ will sell. In front OF store.
cases Books (assor,ed,)
Shoes,
" Fur Hats
10 d.u Palm Leaf Hats,
10 boxes Soap.
IL Tallow Candles,
Window Glass,
l,ackng. Seears. Matches,
Shaving soap. &C.. SC.
Dry Goods, sc.
A seas.nabe lot ii Dry 6oods. Fancy Goods, &c,
will be sold immediately ate, the above sale.
June 8 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-08
Notice 10 House Ruilslers.

" LII be let to the loves, bidder. At Appo,naiox
court house, on Thursday, The 9th day nf JuIy
nsx', iha' being court day, The building Of Coui,
House of Inc said county, in accordance with the plan
and specifications for the s,ms which have been ndoped
by The building committee. and which are deposited in
ne clerks office al that place, for the inspection Of bid
ders The undertaken will be required 10 enter into bond
WIN sofhclen, security. conditioned f the faithful per
ornance OF the work, according 10 The plan and spsc6
cations referred 10. THE COMNITrFE
June 3 Oh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-08
WAGONS FOR SALE.

ME Subscriber has eIgh. Wagons Of difIeren, sizes
are hne plantation Wagons spd nds Of good material,
and workmanship which will sell LOW III cash. or o,
short credit Also. lot of Mccormack Piouphs
YIN "fdugh, iron skates, which vii. sell cheap
All repairing IN ihs above business done az short noli,e
DAVID P. REFS,
My /! 1916 s.m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-08

Uheaf Crop-Gteat complaint, has been made II the
destruction OF The Wheat crop by tie lesslau n.y. which
we know has been considerable. But we believe from
recent lrp to the country that the crop will be almost
entirely destroyed by the rust. Ike Rye is already
destroyed, and the May Wheat we hear is 50 much at
iec'ed that II will be destroyed; and unless there
change in the weather in few days, dry aud cool
breeze, the whole OF the late crop viii be destroyed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-08
NEGROES WANTED.

VINl]E SUBSC RIDER has permanently located in
IL the town Of Liberty. and would iulJrm the c>
zens OF Bedford and the surrounding countless thai he
wishes to purchase,
a number Of Likely Negroes,
for the Southern Market.
Having made arrangements to dispose of them in the
South he will pay the MOST LIBERAL CASH
PRICES, for all likely NEGROES, ofhoh sexes.
Persons having such property for sale will find to
their in crest 10 give him a cal before selling
All letters addressed to him at Liberty will he promn.
ly attended to. WILSON G. HEWITT.
Liberty, May II wits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-08
COL. BENToN's SPEECH.

We publish par, Of this genileman's speech this
ing. We hope all will read il as embodles more re-
search than any speech since the commencement OF the
session OF Congress The ily four lores will find il
impossible 10 it, We shall finish The remainder
immediately. We hope its length will not deter per.
from reading it.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-08
RICUMO ND MARKETS, June l.

TOBACC0.-The inspections now very large,
and owing to the large quantities Of inferior daily pressed
the market prices somewhat receded during the pa
week. We quote Lugs 81 i0a2: common leaf s2!a
81 middng 3'a4l good 5la6 fine semming and ships
Ping 7a9 fine manufacturing Sal6i.
FLoUR-SaIes have been made at 81 10 d.
WllEAT-The Mills have stopped grinding for the
season, consequently there is quotation for Wheat
CORN-G2la65 cents per bushel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-08
TIE. INFANT SISTERS.

II " III be from advertisement in this morning q
paper, that this interesting family will remain it'll us
while longer. Their performances heretofore have
been numerously attended. All who have attended
have been highly delighted.