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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-07
RICHMOND MARKETS. Nav l.

TOBACCO Receipts and inspections continue
iehi. though they are increasing The demand is good
lhoneh not animated Tor all descriptions Of ,ob,cco.
The foreign adv,ces, 81 tar. have Influence prices
We quote Lugs 81 % To }. aud leaf $50 a e 81; fine
manu- featuring kinds 10.
FLOuR-I.ast sales 81 so The news by the
Grea, Western has not a. YET made any change he
market.
WllFAT-SOa 100 cts, as in quality.
CORN-in demand. Sales at S. 60 cents per
bushe by The cargo, small qualities bring 90 ~ els.
according to quality.
OATS From wagons aad railroad 42a 43 cents per
bnshel. and from vessels 81 40 els.
WHEAT OFFAI.-Bran, Ia cents Shorts, 90
cents; Brown Stuff 80 cents Ship S,utis 50 cts.
PRONISlONS.-Bacon:S mhirld and Cry cured
o.; W eslern sides. 81 &. Shoulders A. a5 els,
Shoulders, 5 5 ?, Hams, g. Lard cents
pei ID.
COrrON-6s "A cents per b.
COTTON YARNS Richmond and Manchester
Factory prices Nus. 10 II. II cents, Nus. ~ 10 20.
CATrLE-Fm Cattle from The scales. gross weight,
81 % 3; neil rs &, according 10 quality. Nut.
ton-S2 a. according 10 quality.
BUTTER Mountain, Grkln, l2 a l6 cents per b. ;
Roll Butter. 10 90 cents
WfilSkEY- Barrels 25. hhds "a els
BRANDY-O'ard, Dupuv & Co, 81 rs 9 50; A.
Seignene. 75 Imitation, IS so cents, Saz rae 3 o
a 90 Peach. dull a, 50 100 cts. Virginia Apple.
Gold y rs cents.
GlN-Amercan. 80 cts; Holland 100 cts.
RUM-New Eng land in bbls % cts
POIAIOES-Nonr in matkel--lasi sales e7l a 90
els. per bushel for yellow
COFFEE RIO u S. c.; Laguaita st a 81; St.
Domingo Z. Java 9alli.
IEAS-imperla aud Gunpowder So C. a | % per
b., Black 25 60 CTS.
MOLASSES-PoroR Rico, new CROP 90 SO; old
25a 2s; Cuba sweet So cts, n. o., 81 80 els in
bbls goa SOC. in hhd..
SUGARS-Ne~ Orleans 6. Z, cents Porto ri
co s3-St. Cpx u a 9 cs.-demand fair Dou
BILE Refined Loaf Sugars l5l c.-romuon or single re-
fined "a cts
FISH ierrlngs, new No. |. | 2 by the cargo on
Nharf-Shad 6 l.2
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TIE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE.

We have great satisfaction in stating that the Bal. for
erecting the Smithsonian Institute -sed the House
Representatives. Wednesday last. by of IS to
Is. The bill passed is not the repurled by the
Committee, but a substitute moved ,htr~for by Mr..
Housh, of N. Jersey. synops, oflhe Bill or subs,i
iut-. will he found in another column We prefer i, TO
Mr.. Owens BILL though think the sum specified as
annual appropriation for the purpose Of adding to the
Lbrary-viz $4,000. too large. in proportion to the
whole amount Of interest. viz. $3I 900. derived from
the fund. Bot this he remeded by further legi.a-
,on We hope il may pass the Senate and believe that
it will do St" The Bill opposed in the House, ON
constitutional grounds and other arguments by Southern
members generally. We do MT observe among the
ayes the name OF single member u the Virginia dele
Ration.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-07

Or3- The Editor Of the Off al organ takes occasion
On the LIST Inst the anniversary Of his removal To Was
ing,on 10 indulge in compacent retrospect Of the by
rne year and forth how nearly he has, in prac~
tice squared m the promises made in his prospectus.
The article is long, garrulous and Characteristic. Re-
,aemberino how bitterly another theatre the editor
had denounced The Sub Treasury. felt curious 10 see
how he would treat the subject II is nothing that
the safety Of the public funds and their facility Of trans
ference are acknou lodged be secured by the present
sysem-that no practical grievance is alIeged-ihat the
sub is by the ronrssn Of its friends In produce
great confusion in the monetary system Of the country
and that pallaiives BE- simultaneously brought in>
10 action. All these considerations avail nothing. at
was promulgated as Of the important Of the
baltimore Convention" That sui3ces The decree OF
an irresponsible jun,a, which TWO years ago. is 10
be invested with the forms Of law without debate and
wi,hou, reference to the interests Of the country. And
this decree converts the rmer opponent Of the
into it's arden, supporter The officsl Editor Gays:
1.-The constitutional treasury regard as settled
question. The country has. as we believe, resolved 10
adopt it. It promulgated as enc a the Important
measures of the Bore ronvenlioa u Is Indeed mani
test enough that change must soon be made IN our rs
cal system. 1t is the Judgment {" the country, that
dcp site OF the public funds 10 banks. there To he made
the basis Of loans aud Of expanded paper circulation
is imputc and unsafe In this "plnion We fully concur
The noneyspower requires 10 be watched in lis opera
tous and restrained n its excuses. The banking sys
great and growing P'"er In our Country While
the authority to charter banks is freely exercised by the
State governments, this power must continually ncreae
unless is controlled. The people are jealous ot H. II
should be strictly watched and restrained, and wholly
discovered from the fiscal OF the federal govern
meni In relation to constitutional treasury public o.
pniun has ma,ured within the last few years fully and
fast, and has been adopted by large majority OF the
House Of Representatives. It may safely b- said that
other fiscal policy the part of oar government can
now hope for permanent establishment.
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Richmond. May 7

WORKS OF NAfuKE,-ln a state Of health ih. in,e,
final canal mnv be c0npaediOa whose flow
over the adjoining land through the channels
hns made and improve their qualities; and keep up the
comparison OF the river, long smoothly III.
channels kept and healthy but II by the
course OF the river stopped then the in the canal.
no longer pure, but soon becomes sagnan There but
law ofcrcu'aton in nature. When there supera
bndance Of Immortal hvd (scrosty) in the intestinal ID cs
sells and ,inhra,es INTO the circulation To establish the
free o the rive must remove the obstructons
which stop its free and those Of its tributary senms
With the body follow the same natural princips
the distractions from the bowels, with BRANDRETH'S
PILLS, which iniure but always enctus for the
perfect CLEANSING Of the system from oune sease By
prfsevering hs prnctice the of the ion
then be restored in the full OF their natural
and state Of health will be- firmly established RENE
ufrr drop Il blond to be taken from you Eync,.
the hrmos oen and long they dersnged
u long as you sick
8A The following the only authorised Agent. for the
Pills:
DAVID d. PAYNE. Lynchburg, Campbell
Henry llaHlewood, Castle Craig, do
J. H. Swinnev * Co., Marysville, do
Lee, Bailey TO Brookncal,
Beolamn Nown & Co, Falling Creek,
WIN Mathews 4 Son. Walkers Church =. Edward
I Oyerbey Il Smith, Charlotte &. H.,
Spencer Nenlbe, Prince Edward c. H.,
VIM. Rice s. Co, r'armyille do
Roberts & Brown, Amherst CT. IIo.,
Samuel Cash, 5andidses', Amherst,
Peters Reed New Market, Nelson,
&. +. Estes & SON. I.oyingsion, do
o. p. n IL. q Bel, Liberty, Bedford,
Samuel Williams Lisbon, do
May7 t44) II
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TIE. ELECTIONS

The Wings were near carrying the State in spite of
themselves he result has shown that we were RICH,
in believing tina, very moderate degree 81 8ea and e~
tort would have secured a,tity joint vote and
thus saved the election Of Senator To say nothing of
debaable Counties. which might have been carried by
proper exeuIon We should have had majority in the
lo"er house, had the strong Wing counties of Nanse
mond. Fauqnrr, Henry and Greenber done their duty
We annex statement # the gains and lusses hich can
be made for the hss by the result of the e.
lecions in the few counties yet To hear fron-all of
which, We believe were represented last year by demo-
Gratis.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS

Those marked with star were in the las, Legisla.
lure.
GREENBRIER.-Caldw C'mild democra,')
237. Hanna ON) 2l9. CalIison (\V) 1883. One Of
The strongest Why Counties in the State thus returns
democrat.
PATRlCk.-Ta'um# D) elected.
Jones CD elected
MATHEWS 4 MlDDLESEX-Bfown CD e.
lected.
POCAHONTAs.-Coakey 1877. Arbosas." Sc
both Democrats.
KANAWHA.-Pa,rck. 5s7. Smith 464-bo,t
Wings.
SESArE.-Fy (D) $50. Clendenin (yy) 5O4.-
Thus The strong Wing couaiy of Kanawha gives Fry
majority OF 65 votes. lie elected by majority of 20O
or 800 in the district.
CABELL s. WAYNE.--Monis CD elected.
MASON s. JACkSON.-Chas B. Waggoner (Wj
.lecled-a Whs gain.
Senatorial ds,rlc, If King William. Carter NJ. Brsx.
ton elected
MONTGOMERY & PULASKI.-Edmondson'
(D) elected.
ORANGE s CREEN.-Davis" (D) elected.
CARROLL & GRAYoON.- Carroll O) over
Cook (D)
HAMPSHIRE (2)- iIie,.' and Thompson, demo-
Gratis, elected.
-Rlchmand. {D) 400, Fulkerson (\V) 254.
SCOrT.-Morisun, (D) elected.
TAZEWELl..- Gillespie elected over Lard"-both
Democrats.
WrrHE SENATORIAL DrsTRrcr,-Johnson (D) e.
ecied by majority oi 3l3 over Leilwch (D)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-07
NORTH CAROLINA.

We have, heretofore. mentioned that the State Cen,
'fa' o"""i'''e of North Carolina had nominated Mr.
SHEPARD, as the Democratic Candlda te for the Chief
Magisliacy, and tia, Mr.. LEAK. d,enino b;ms.,,
sighled, had taken the field as an In.nsnd.,, Nam.
oc'a''e candidate, and was making tlec,ione.rnp
""' '"lo"sh the Slate As'here is scarcely doubt o
ne re election OF Cow Graham, even one opponent,
Tue event would be rendered certain by his having two
81 .ne same political faith. The difficulty has been se,>
"eo oy Messs SHEPARD and LEAK agreeing to re subs
NIT 'her respective claims to the Central Committee
and abide The decision.
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OBITUARY..

Died. in Woodmrd county, keaucky, a. the res''
dence Of her sister. Mrs Nj. w. kailey, Miss PAuLNA
PLEAsANTs in the 74th year Of her age. She was Inc
eldest surviving sister Of the late Gov. James Peasants,
Of Virginia.
-. III the county Of Bedford, on the YIN INST
Of Pulmonary Consumption, Mrs. CECILIA NJ, Lowry
wife Of Mr.. w. II. Lowry. Possessing all those nne
qualities which render the female character 50 a'acuse
and interesting she has bound to her ny me
lances whose hearts are new filled With sorroFins ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-07

o. The Prsdtn, has signed the ,in, resolution
su,horIng him 10 Civ. al his discretion, the notice "a
Crest Briian of the termination, At the end OF twelve
nonihs of the ,nl occupation Of the Oregon Territory,
and il may be fairly presumed, he will proceed to act
under i, iorhwih The official organ. in announcing
this fact, takes occasion appeal Congress follow
up this frs, gea, step of he President. by carrying Gu,
the other recommendations Of his message in relation
The territory Ii in,ima,es hope, that the House II
Representatives have already done their duty" The
Senate msy also take up these and pass them
also. rithoui unnecessary delay and ~iihout being e,
mascuated by any un,eise or unnecessary AMEND
MENTS" This is as cooly impudent aud disrespeci>
fu to the Senate any Thing have seen In the I'll
cial organ The Senate, a coordinate branch Of the
Guvtrnuen-ihe representation Of Sa'es-is lbsoen,>
fy told By the Executive tina, it must no, presume 10
think Of amending bill, touching The gavest matters
Of p,cy, hurried though the lower house with indie
c, n, haste cunessedy irerlrc, s'sie and VOTED or
hy sme in the hope and pec,s,ion Of its being amend
ed in ire other branch Of the Legislature The org1n
bill is to be taken as sards-the idea is not To be en-
tertained Of offering amendment though IL may be
,houoh necessary To prevent an immediate collision
II is evidea, the writer the paragraph mistakes the
character and CONSTITUTIONS iuncilons II The Senate
lie cunounds them With those Of Naroleous council III
that name whose province was nut to deliberate upon
grea, public questions, but to register the e,ic's of the
Emperor. We shall be greatly surpzed. A. IN spite Ut
this n.ims, Of the imperial pleasure. oar Senate does
not lake its in discussing and smend"g the
Oregoa bill, which has come to il from the House. and
that, il it pass all will be more 'enascnlAted than
was the resolution Of notice. We "uok to the Senate"
to do its duty and with the contempt they deserve
all attempts at dicialion from the Executive.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-07

JAMES H. fiPER. late member Of the Senate !.
virginia. has been appointed chief clerk 10 the Cenmi.
sioner oil the General Land Office, in Washington. in
place OF John NJ alooie. WIN. for several years has
hed The flee with general satisfaction.
ne 'ifce Is one requiring great know ledge Of Details
only to tie acquired by years OF experience man the
roughly acquainted with the basress 10 removed and
one entirely ignorant put in his place. merely because he
is political Par,izan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-07

o. The monthly statement of the Treasurer Of the
United States shows that ,h,re was on hand on tn.
LIST inst. aud deposited in The various banks, the sum
$l3 600 Cos The receipts into tho Treasury, chief
y from mpms, fr the qnartr ending 3l,t March, A.
mounted 10 81 sos .S70.-W,Il the SO styled Revenue
Tariff" Of MIR. WALKER Produce as much in six
months
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SFRLN'G SUPPLY;
Rocks, Stationary L. Plnno Forte,

W have commenced resolving sur supply Of i,s,ks.
stationary and Piano Fores for spring sale.
ouf stork. At all times COMMANDING will be- considers.
oy Increased ty these Notwithstanding us To offer io
JUDGEMENTS To those who will favor us with call
NASH WOODHOUSE,
1877 Main street,
...un Richmond. Va.
sP''o Dit
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Co The Senate. on "Wednesday Of las, week. passed
o' giving alternate sections Of the public lands the
Stale Of Michigan er The purpose of constructing certain
fai roads and canals The mex, day. similar bill was
alternate 81 CLANS 1 the land through which
" runs 10 a kali Koad leading from jackson, Mssis-
suppl To the Alabama line The policy of making these
DONATIONS was defended upon The increased value impas
ted by the Improvements, To The residue OF the lands
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-07
METHODIST SOUTHERN CONFERENCE

:, Inc General Southern Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church met in Petersburg, on The Is, inst
ine hev. JNo. EARLY, was appointed President,
FRO fem and the Rev. L. n. RALsroN, of the Ken
'"cky Conference, was unanimously elected Secretary,
and the Rev. T. o. SUMMERS, assistant Secretary. of
me Conven,inn. No business, beyond tina, Of organ
l'on was transacted. In cons' quence of failure in
Inc connexon between Charleston aud Wilmington. a
'uao0s' VI The Southern Delegates had nc, convened.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-07

o. The National ln,-ligencer mentions as runlor,
'hai al caucus Of the dominant party in both houses
has been decided 10 adjourn sometime next month, un-
til The Isl October, and I" postpone until the nex session
the settlement of ;he Tariff and some other questions
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-07

Neither house OF Coneress Friday or Saturday
The House was prepared Tor ;he SUMNER and the mem
befs had an opportunity Of attending the races BY a
'cnrious coincidence" this adj unment for two days To
pul down tho mating always takes place simultaneous
ly with the Wsshineo ton races
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To stone N1asOns.

AN authorised. BY . committee " IN. f.yncibuV
Manufacturing Company. To ASCERTAIN tho p,shabl.
cost OF erecting dam d ,hsi, mills in ,his
place. to be Of sd masonry and laid in Ilydauick Ce.
men and shall he glad receive estimates from ,l
persons, ~ithh tbs pssk. is order ,hs, NAV law them
oe''re the Conm''cs. VIM. w. NoRvELI..
A., Agent.
way H2t
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o. We have nothing later from the Rio Ora nde. -
Weawsit with greai interest aud not wi,hou, some So
lic'iude the next news from tia, quarter A, the las,
dates from New Orleans. NJ, xcan schooner was re
ported to be below with bearer of important desp,ch
$ on buard,
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UIiy IJss.

Nett Wing gain s-equal to l6 votes-thus reducing
the ma jor,y Of the Democrats to ten in the House.
There is q Wing gain ola Senator which reduces The
Democratic maj,rly in the Senate to 8.
The result is that the democrats will have majority
on j,int .ote Of 8 instead OF SO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-07

cc- The Rev. DR.. DAY has resigned the Presidency
OF Yale College, which he has filed for ,weriy nine
years. lie has been conneced with the Insti,utiou as
STUDENT tulur, professor and president more than half
century.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-07
.vOTzCE To TUE PUBLIC.

VIE bAhbER'S ESTABLISHMENT Of the
late Isaac iafrisod will be continued on The sam.
premises. under The management Of his son LrAspgx.
provided sufficient encou rsyemcp, /. ,,d.a n, ,.,,r
OF which there IL q, present every indica,iuo Tn.
sh,p row open The former terms In every respect,
Maya o, r.
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EPISCOPAL. CONVENTION.

The Annual Convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church. "I he Diocese OF Virginia will commence its
Annual Session. IN 81. Paul's Church, Petersburg, ON
Wednesday. the o0lh inst.
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TRUST SALE
Of Land ise DedTorGg.

DY virtue Of a deed Of trus, bearing date the 2ls
ID day Of January, lS43, and Of record in the clerk
office of The county of Bedford. from Alexander
Thompson to ne. trustee, shall proceed to sci on
Thursday the Ith day Of June II fair II
The aext fair day thereafter. the premises al public
auction, for cash. a certain
TRACT OF LAND,
or 80 much thereof shall be su :ient 10 satisfy the
sums now due and in arrears, for which the deed
made to secure. This Land contains IN all, ab3ut
331 ACRES,
lying upon the Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike Road,
and adons the lands Of John r. Gray and others. IL Of
good soil for improv,ug-les very well, and has
first rate Tobacco Land upon it,
The title the above land is believed to be indsput
able but selling as trustee. shall convey such title only
AZ is vested 10 DO by the deed aforesaid.
GILES ! QUARLES. Trustee.
May III June
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-07

Mr.. WEBSTER, it will be seen, has been received
with great enthusiasm in Boston. BY those who knew
him best. A public dinner was rendered to him in Phil
ade phla, and was accepted.
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LYXCuBURG HOTEL.

rTVt1E SUBSCRl has moved from tho Union
Il Hotel. 1.-THE large brick building opposite to Mr..
John Hons and George Baeby Gocery stores. where
will be glad his bosrders and customers Is asu-
y. ROBERT MOHHISS'
Jan. l2 t.
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MAR RAG T..

Married, on Wednesday. the 22d ult.. by The Rev
Mr.. Walker. CHARLES r. SLAUGHTER. Esq
Lynchburg, To Miss CATnARIsE NJ. GARLAND, OF Am
herst cuuniy.
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CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES,
CIR KI.1G rs,

n'HE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving their
l. SPRING SUPPIYof
C.1KKE.4GEE
Of all kinds qualities, and all prices all Of which will
be sold a, Northern factory prices; with HARNESS OF
our own manufacture all of which will be sold al such
prices as cannot all Ia give satisfaction All persons
wanting Carriages will find greatly their int rest
to call and examine stock before purchasing else
where. Any description If Carriage procured 10 ORDER
at the shortest notice. should among our stock quit
SHACKLEFORD & LEWELLEN.
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.NEGROES U.I.1'TED.
VIE SUBSC RfbER has permanently loesied 10
Il the town Of Liberty. and would inIorm the eiIi>
sens Of Bediud and the surrounding cosaes, that 10
wishes In purchase,
A number OF Likely Negroes,
Tor the Southern Market.
Having made arrangements 10 dispose Of then Ia The
Sonih. he will pay the MOST LIBERAL CASH
PRiCES. fm all likely ND0HoNS, Of bp,h sexes.
Persons having such property En sails will find 10
u. .f interest 10 give him call, befans selling.
All l."es addressed 10 him At Lb~ny. will b. rromp.
attended 10. WILTON T.. HEWITT
Liberty. February 20 3m,f
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" ED In hire for tie remainder u the rear
f'e
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Tickets $l2. halves 6, quarters 3.
Co- Remember. in purchasing by the package. we al
ways give IN three tickets.
Persons ordering by the package in any Of The above
can deduct the price Of three tickets. I have every
day Lotteries from to $40. and when 4 remittance is
made to me, large or small will always invest in the
most popular lolefles on hand. The drawings Sent.
when requested, to all who order from me. The ca
Tor all capitals can 10 had usual sight On all let,
tiers enclosing cash prize TICKETS the postage need moi
be paid. The Ifksts in the above Lotiefies are re-.
eeved and all orders addressed 10 LUCK meet the mos,
prompt and confidential attention. Persons from N,
country visiting The city should hear in mind that all
prizes are in the hands OF LUCK For prizes, addr, ss
Z. B. LUCK
Richmond. May IL
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I'm HAND. large 10, u .upcrio, German Colaqne.
~ Also.-Fiorida WATER. Lavender Water, Hard.
kcfeisf Perfume. &c.. &C., which will hs cold low BY
D. w. MOORE,
=. Sign Of The Big Pitcher.
May IL
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We beg leave say tina, the rule Of charging for tn
insertion Of obituaries, when they exceed square
length, is rigidy enforced.
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80 } 600! 10000!

Grand Cons 'hda'ed Lul,ery. Class No. 90 10 be-
drawn on Saturday. 10Th May. 1876, at Wilmington,
Delaware. rs Ms. 10 drawn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-07

and bought the best terHs in the cities oi Illmore,
Philadelphia and New York Our stock will be large
and general, embracing every article il the Saddery
line. both Of ready made work and Materials all Of
which will be sold terms 10 suit The times. All
kinds of country produce taken in exchange Tor any ar
lcle in line at cash market price. All orders sha
with prompt attention, and all pains taken To give
general satisfaction
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-07

VIEW NPRE.Ve9 GUONS
poa 1876, opEnINe AT aHs
y a i = NJ Q 4 = q a = II ct n =
LY.vCHBURO. Va
DlCARDS. RYAN 4 Co. have the extreme ples.
H sure ~ announcing to the ladies' Of LYscnsuss
and vicinity. tbs, they are daily receiving their
SPRING GOODS
Fur variety and elegance In STILLS. beauty snd m,a.
rv. and las. though lsas eheapnsss IN pycslh-y
have M hesitation In sayiny their sock wili c..npary
with any Soah OF The Potomac.
We give Se'sw = catalogue VI (sw articles in uur
extensive tusent.
A very large sssot,mcnt Of -Doms,iss. E..
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OPIUM, RmUDARB,

OPIUM, RIlU18ARB,
GALTS, Senns Calomel, Camphor,
y Jaisp. Tartar Eme,ic. A.oes,
Cloves, Mace, Nutmrgs, S',da.
Chrome and Paris Green, Tartaric Acid,
Castor Oil. Spirits Turpen,ine,
Yellow. Pale, Red and Calisaya Bark,
and large and general supply Of AL articles In
the DRUG line for sale 4, Howell DAVIES.
April 80 ifs