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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-31
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

TIE proceedings Of DE Phiiomdthem Socciy Of .JacL
sonriAe, Floyd County, piginia
At meeting of the Philomohean Society of Jackson
Vile. held in the Academy, the 18th May, lS47 it
was resolved, that whereas the members Of this Society
having heard with deep regret of the death Of honor
able member, john W. STARR, volunteer in the com
pany of Capt. Preston 10 in the United States ar
my, during the with Mexico and deeply rferetiiny
the lCss OF his talents the world and his vaor to his
countryhereoIc, tribute of respect his memory
for his anlabliy Of character and brancy oflaen du
ring his membership Of this society," for his patriotism and
devotion 10 his county
Resolved. That we very much sympahize with his
hereayed relations in the loss OF one dear them
and with the world for the loss Of Of her brightest or
naments.
Resolved, Ihata copy of these proceedings be for
warded to his brother, Lewis Starr
Resolved, That these proceedings be published in the
Wythevle Republican and Lynchburg Nirginian.
}. n. ZENThIYER, Pres't.
J. b. PAYNE, Sec'ry pro TEN.
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SOUND SENTIMENTS

In the presbs terrain General Assembly told Seool now in
session in Rehusnd the following remarks made b,
heN Mr. isas'tt OF Vermont, the subject Of Slavery
"hev Harvey +. Lcavtt, um the General Convention Of
'ehen made an interesting statement 81 the condition II the
church in the precincts the Convention In concluding hi,
statement, Mt l. briefly referred the question n sa.
anu the sentiments with regard To OF the religious
" he represented lie said that men, and christians
hcy were generally antisasery in their opinions had
always been, and must continue because II could be
o,herwe In the air hum their mountains they inhaled
the breath oil freedom But, said Mr. L., have little
symahyas you SIR addressing himself to DIR Thernwc
who comes from Charleston s CD have with the ulra
Abooniss who found at IN, North We all rcnndatr
the violent spirit they indulge Nor do claim said
10 interfere with State tu,ons disturb the ght,
OF our brethren OF the South in respect All that we
claim Mat we in ecclesiastical and christian
speak OF slavery mutually amongst ourselves il speak
wrong we ask all brethren remind IT, aud pledge
ousel,e IN the spirit OF brethren ourselves We
are all said he, engaged Ia oausea travelling in
the same road IN the same hope Of eternal happiness in tav
en-and must not tall out by the way God forbid tina,
" should -
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Campbell County. Sc.
DURSUANT to a warran, to us directed. we have
Il this day viewed two Esrays, taken up by William
Harvey, Of SAID county, viz: esray Horse, dark
bay, supposed to be feet inches high. the right hind
foot white, small star in the forehead, and snip his
nose. high mounted on the weihers and sway hacked
with saddle spots slod all round, shoes pointed with
steesonew hat vicious in his tempe supposed be
or years old, and appraised to the Of $50, .ros
and PAGES.
Tho cstray Mares ola light gray colour, slightly dap
ped-bo,h right legs aud huols whittier than tho lett
snip on the nosemane aod tail somewhat darkabou 5
fee, inches high, and supposed to he years oldis
natural trotterand appraised by to the value Of SIS
Both of the above mentioned Estrays have ma rks Of
being worked in harness Certified under our hands.
this oath day Of April, lo47. ID. b. HANCOCK,
JAS. HAMLET,
JESSE HARVEY.
Campbell unity, to wit:
This day, Douglas B. Hancock, James Hamlet and
Jesse Harvey personally appeared before me- Justice
OF the Peace in and for said county, and ex
ecute the within warrant. I'll under my hand this
24,h day Of April lsH. o. c. CLARK, J. p.
A Copy--1este.
May 27---3t if GEO. WIN. DABNEY. c. c. c.
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VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS IN MExrco.

letter IRON Capt Harper OF Stsunon dated CHINA, Mex
leo, April 6, &c" ior the present be stationed
here, under Col Randolph with five companies of the Reg
ment besides my own, namely, Capt corse's Capt Bank
heaGf Capt Rowan's, Capt. Noungs and Capt. Caring.
toms The rest of the Regiment LEFT this morning Col
ilamtramck for Mont,ray. Since l wrote YOU h.G rc
have had good deal OF sickness in the Regiment We
left in all about hundred in the hospital at Camarso and
there about. THIRD many the hospital here hut two
deaths, however, have ,ceurrcd-one, private in Capt
Bankheads company at camargo, the other, officer
Alexandria company, Lieut. Waters, h.rc.-Poor fellow
understand he has left wife and child buried him W iib
the honors OF last evening Our company suffers but
not as severely AZ others
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49, T. ROYS
uniyorxal pifls.

The only Lno,rn Medicine tia Of The ,dme Inns pugab
! p,aifcs and slrengt hrns the syfem.
Certificates Distinguished Physicians, s sfHn
Extract from titcr ,cfien by Ir. Gregory JSsdulsy
P,esidiag Hysici@ # he Flea ssgeei Hospiial;
foaneE, July l1th, ls46.
DR. ie hoss pills are nes 'aceiene which has just ap-
peafsd and Is lat taking e places " all ot. o. Tie
ass hose pills composed Of many nerede but ths
svo principal ones Sarsaafa and Wild Cherry un
I'D thaith.y at ogehe leene through its adnxtue with
oftt Substances purifying and puFiug, While u other 10
atts,gthcnng tie systtm hes uuse I vt the
ia, b, hsrai mn bet never before diseuvtfea In otter
words they 10 the work otwo medicines, and do it much be.
ter than any tao We know of ier they remove nothing from
the ,stem but Impurities 50 that while they purge thsy
strengthen and Il, oce sy no dehiaon aud are fol-
lowed by reaction nr lie Rpy's Pills have wonderful
influence the blood they M only purify without weaken
ing but they all oss"s PARTICLES om the cbyis be-
lore into d u thus make impure blood an usf
impossbiy. As there il dehishstiun, thsrc 10
sickness attending the ,oerainns Of this most
eelent Of Medicines, Which tans tortues the d.
eestive incona causes them to wnfA IN perfectly
manner, and hence persons ahs them do not be-
pale and umac,ated hui tie eopuay ior VIII 10
the ppcit, 81 Tie Sasparla united as il Is with other IN
erfdiens all thl s foreign and Impure, Us equally
the property II thu i'd thefs q titn al u at Is rs,al
aud sound and henc robust state OF health the CERTAIN
result OF their united operations.
Certified from Sr James CLARK tie eminent EagliM
pg,,e;e;,n - sfFsilf
"pr lie noys Vegetable Universal p. y says the csls-
haed Sir James Clark promises isir to, in f,eatms assure.
exclude the necessity lis lAnee le ts prevent mulh
nncss OF blood b, orcng hon the clsle oil impure matter.
which would ut rwisc he eonyed into fluid ard all
must hon the nature 81 theft principal component parts be
pure and healthy. iyms private practice have excluded
nearly other caarte in their fyni and the
then the my confidence a teir Virtues Is colirm.
ed They unite extremes which were heretofore considered
pasaacttib b, the faculty that ia, they strengthening
pnrgetc and purity np ene,hencc ,hoy may all tunes
be almne without hpxafd pstter how weak de-
hintod the pa,pi may beinatnuchas their conservative
properties riet' ely ~ the ratio Of eir pagstse effects
that while hsy otacuae the bowels The thorough
manner, they also tmytlen and tone ihtm
Sole hgen, ier iynchborg ID ~ II. LYMAN. IA
May 3l-2m 90 .aa
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no ooNTnAopoRs.

PROPOSALS.. " Il he received al tho Office of the
James River aud kanawha Company, Ia Richmond
Va. un the 10Th July next. ur The construction at three
stone dams across janus River on the line Of the CON-
pany' Canal beIwaen lynchbulg aud he mouth of North
river The first Of said dams viii be about 81 II. high
aud AGO H. long, and sualodabaui milcsulovo Lynch
bury the second viii be abu Is leei gh aud $40 f.
long, and situated about mica west of IynchhuE
the third will be about % f. high and 500 fl. long, and
situated about 10 miles west Of Lynchburr. The toun
dalton OF these das OF rurk aud The supestrucres
VIII BIO required TO ho raised AS high low water loyc
DUNG the present Plans Il Rid works may b,
sccn, and specifications Ia, obtained, al tho Company
office in Richmond nj the suh7erlhcis iliae said
line above ynchburu. aGd alle the lst of inlJ noNt
NALIER GlN ny. thid Engineer
James River and kanawha Company.
Richmond. 3Isl MaYlI4ly
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o. The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
Patriot "Poomac," says. should the Wings have ina
orily in The ex House of Representatives the follow
ing gentlemen spoken Of the Speaker of the House.
MIR Winthrop Of Massachusetts. Mr. Stewart, of
Pennsylvania Mr.. Vinlon of Ohio, aud Mcssrs Bolts
and Preston Of Virginia OF those moi yet elected, but
who 1t is presumed viii be- there are named Gen { hap.
man of Maryland, Mr.. Hard and Coy. Gayle Of Ala
bama, and Col. Gentry Tennessee.
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Col Pierce NJ. B.4ler. commanding the regiment #
South Carolina Volunteers, in Mexico, writes the Go
vernon of that State follows
The cont, st is unequal and the service ngloous
one The universal voice Of I'll. Army. Navy, and Vol
unteers is FIR terminating this eunos, aud peace would
he 10 them mns welcome news"
The Mled levc Recorder says that these views of
the gallant South Caronan, as to the feelings Of the
nv corspoadwith those expressed by the heroic Col
Hardin in letter resolved at Washington just previous
To his lanented fall.
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BALTIMORE MARKET. Nav 26 Isa7

BALTIMORE MARKET, May &c, 1877.
FLouR-Tod day there sales Of Howard street
Flour al 80; and City Mills Flour is held at 49, which
buyers are unwilling To give. There arc sales Of Rye
Floura 81 per Dbl.
Nhea-Ne quote prime Penn. red wheat at los cts
al which there have been sales Of 1000 bushels Good
to prime Mary land reds % ia 202 cents per bushel.
Oats.-Ne quote sales Oats at "a cts,
Corn.-We quote white Corn to-day at l05 cts, and
yellow at lUs. with sales.
There are no changes in this Provision market
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NDI.tfNrEEkS

As company has ye, been raised in the cn, Legion ,
fill the requson upon Virginia for companies Noun-
tecrs, hope the Ninth Legion, (a writer In the En-
lurer calls the county oApponatioS) will res
cue Let them show their patriotism by fighting its bat
Ties as well voting lor them An opportunity Will be of
Tered next court and hope they viii hold in the
pinch OF time
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MD DOWN TIE CANAL
RICHMOND MARKETS Nav "a

TOBACCO-1hc market is steady with good de
ma d. We quote Lugs 81 STA $50; common leaf 81
81: mddlng 8. d. good "A 81; fine shipping stemming
oaS1. Some fine manufacturing has been sold for $40
More spirit has been exhibited in the market for the
last week aud AN improvement in fine manufacturing
has taken place.
FIOUk.-Sales-o retailers only at 50
WfEAI-1he mills have stopped purchasing for
the season
CORN-l0O cents per bushel.
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PHILADELPHIA. MARKET. Nav %

There was more hctlvlty in the stock market to-day,
aud prices generally tended upward Penn SIS mprov
ed oi CT l.. States G's. 1867, Il 5000 Reading Road
bonds sid at 49,. 5000 Penn. SIS at 1e. 50 shares
Wilmington Road at27.
The maket-About $50 bales Of Cotton sold 10 day at
slight decline, say l2lal3t. Flour is rather more
firm, with sales of l20bbls. at 49, superior brands
Rye flour is firm al $3.50 Corn meal Of. at
\ sale Of Penna red Wheat at 81 % Provisions dull
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THE HUGHES FAMILY.

very large audicuce was in attendance at The Con
given by these Children and the connosscurs Of our
town speak the highest terms Of their artistic skill
They will give another, and the last 10 night at the u
nversast Church
We grat.fcd To learn, that the father of these chill
dren purchased farm in Buckingham and thai they
will hereafter reside in that county, when not pro
iessiona tour
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Notice.

Notice.
EV Ill be sold at public auction, on Saturday, thu
w 9th day Of June next, the
NEG ES,
Cor in number, Of which the late Mrs. Ann Jones.
died possessed some Of which, valuable house Ser
wants. Sale made at the request Of the Legatees.
Terms at sale. JOS b. NOWLIN, Admir-.
May 24--t5Jc if Of Ann Jones, DECD.
POSTPONEAlENr /.
The above sale is pos'poned until Wednesday, the 23d
June. J. Is. NOWLfN, admir-.
May 81 t23J Of A. jones, deed.
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NEW yOK MARKET MAY Or

INV T VN IIfItNIsf 4'THy <'J---- T. NJ.
The cotton market is quiet. There are some small
sales 10 spinners but nothing doing Tor export
Flour is held at So 5ag,s7i for Genesee. Sales Of
1000 bus Ohio Wheat at $500. There is no George
town here
Rye issod at 81 "A There is no barley here Corn
is held at 81 i 2aSl Is.
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Mr. Pakenham. who has been for the last three years
the Envoy Extraordinary aud Minister Plenipotenary
from Great Britain the United States, took his depart
IRE from Washington Friday last. visit 10 his
native country John r. Crampton Esl will act as
Charge d. Alfares during Mr.. PaAenham's absence.
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Cabinet Hurnit,l'", Chairs, &C

y " IT n y IT
SIDEBOARDS with and without marble tops,
- Wardrobes, "A variety Of patterns,
Il ockinp Chairs s'''"..
Sofas Of Mahogany & Rosewood, variety Of patterns,
Dining. Card and Tea Tables, =
Dressing Bureaus. with and without marble tops,
Secretaries and Book Cases,
Counting House Desks,
Common Bureaus,
Wash Stands and Candle Stands,
Dvans, or Conversation Chairs,
Tea Sets or SOclablcs,
Bcds'eads al all prices from So TO 500.
have provided splendid iIcalso for the public use
and have on hand,
"A FIyII 3SSOR TNEN'J' On,
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EPISCOPAL. CONVENTION

Tie annual Convention Of The Protestant Episcopal Church
el .o ocesc oil Virginia commenced in ncbcster on The
18th inst, and continued ol days There were about 60
Clegymen and Is Lay Delegates In attendance The mex,
nicc ting viii be held in Norfolk.
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g. Rev j n Malit has not been deposed from the Meth
odist f. Church. generally believed He has brought
agonst those who preferred the charges against him
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MASTER OF POLiCE-On last Friday even
ing. the Common Council elected Col. WIN. b. BaowN,
Master of Police Of our town for the ensuing year.
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Married, on Thursday, the 2Olh inst. by Rev John
c. Hammer, Mr.. LILLIAN Ii. SHEFFIELD of Nelson
to Miss MARTHA 5. HARRIS, daughter Of Robert Harris
ESQ, of AppomaoX county.
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A NOBLE ACT.

1t said in the Memphis Monitor, that the late Gen.
Drongole left his entire estate with the exception Of
few friendly legaci,s, The chidrcn If the lanened
Dugger. WIN ten years ago fell By his hand III duel.
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"A FULL ass OR TnENT' or
G0EgfMs,


OF all sizes, prices and qualities.
As keep,ng Collins ready made is thing in our
town. and The senslbes of sumo might be sockej nj
their being prov ded before hand and exposed an ar
tce OF sale IT will be proper to state, for the iulJma
ton Of those who are ignorant Of the fact HAT there is
scarcely town in whole country, containing a pop
uaton as large ours in which Collins not kept
hand and exposed for sale much any other piece
uimechaa ism merchandise. The advantages aud
convenience to the public cannot lie questioned delay
when the article is needed, is sol only many
pleasant, but frequently attended wh injurious conse
quences. There other advantages hich inpor-
lan We arc enabled to give Them much higher FIN
ISL, adding much TO their appearance and durability,
wood highly vanished will, Tor Il long tune resist It's
natural tendency to decay.
Another consideration though perhaps of minor i'm
porance, Is that it will cuaho the undertaken TO reduce
the CHARGES very materially; and Will do away the neces-
sy of setting halt dozen hands work the Sabbath
to the interruption Of the neig bohotJ. and the evil
moral tendency that IL has on the hands themselves
Edward D. FOXES will attend 10 the burial ceremonies
respectfully solicit the public patronage.
"A. WINSTON,
May 3l-w5w il Opposite Franklin Hotel
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FAME e ES.pKg.
100 Bbi.S. lAMit-h FIsOl a., IN STORE AND
1OO FOR SALE, BN MCDANIEL. s. LEE
May 81 Is
gslAssgNsa,


VIRGINIA;
7 Huies held IN the CLERKS Office d Tho county Court
"A oil Nelson, on Monday, the ID day Of May isl'
lhomss u. hoirng, thntia
against
John NJ. MeCuc James VI NeCue, I1onias Csllre and
Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth hgtne Moses hax.
well and Mary a wife, formerly Mag MeIuc, David Gen
Try and Janu hu wiic. formerly Jane MeGnc, William
Metuc William Iolbpn AID Sarah Ann bis wife, formerly
Sarah Ann MeGnc Cyrus McCue and u iha Ann Richard
and Elizabeth McCue infant children Of h,zalee Met Ne,
Iced llste pdanta,
IL CnANoruy
Tho Defendant John NJ. hietuc no wing entered his
appc aud given security arnoit Assembly
aud IT,. ur Il this Courts and appearing by satisfactory
esd zoe thai IL ssio ~ nlahiqnI al this Conmorso sth,
the motion he nint by eotnel Il is ordered that
The said efenaa do hrpest here at tie curt House 81 said
county, tie int Monday IL uguat neat and tho
bill o Ao lainha and thai cepy this order I've forthwith
inserted ~ soae ncwtiaIa reb shcd IN the town Of 1yneh-
bury Tor tn months aivey and another copy thereof
posted the ho door VI ihe Count House Of ills county,
some Coufl dHy. Copy Tssle.
MAY ~ WIN Is. ", LOVING, ID. {. Z
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II e. ii X ID.

II e. II IL ID.
uOHN j. PURVIS. Agent, has just reached home
- from second trip after Goods, and is this day open
Ing at his store
Large supply Of Dry Goods.
consisting of Ginghams, Lawns, Printed Cambrcs.
bazrines Bcages, and uiIer fashionable dress Goods
for the Ladies.
IL o,
general assortment Of G1ods for genilenen's wear.
This stock Of Gouls viii be found iu % per cent
ket.
May Its if
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JATp FOR SALE.


FENiE SUBSCRIBER wishing 10 remove to the
n West. offers laf sale ha
IUO TRlCTS or LIND.
in Bedford, on the heud waters Of he South fork Of Lit
tie Otter The rrael on which lie resides contains
23D AGRE n.
great portion Of which Is stll ioeear aud Is fine TO
BACGo LAND the remainder is in good henrl and well
aduped to The growth Of all Kinds of grain and lies "cll
The improvement consist ofa
COM FoRrA BEE HOUSE.
which ls NOW occupied by the suis ttlef. well AS
New iiean Log house,
not yet eomptlcd with The hoh already madn for the
chimJ eva. &c, al the spot Eead,s ia se there other
ObIAhOiSES NM IOH4CtO hi}.NS,
The Other Tract contains about ONE HUNDRED
and TN ENTl FIVE ACRES. aud lies immediately
IN The neIghbrhood Of The hrs On this Tract there Is
aquantlty OF fine low grounds, which have been well
dilched and. also. somr most
Valuable Tobacco Land.
still 10 clear. orh,I ~ near one half If this Tract is in
woods On it is small
Tr-, DWELLING HOUSE, f-s'sees
M.I with otheront-nouses, I@"I
The two tracts do mol join, but any wishing 10
unite them. could easly purchase the Land lying between
them, as the owner Is willing To sell.
The subscriber would sell them separately ~ both
together may sui the convenience uf purchasers
whom he invites 10 call and SEQ The lands ! hey he
about Is miles south Of Liberty, near lunkcr's ILL., aud
join the lands of Mrs Mary Grgein. Isaac rl,stn and
others, The terms will be accommodating and made
known on application
May 3i-Slw if JAMES w. RUCkER.
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE,
100 MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE TIE BANKS.
RICHMOND, VA

~
ID ESPEC IFUtf the of purchase rs In
AZ his Stock Of PIANO FoRltS, ut the above Establish
ment feeling confident that they will give satisfaction in every
respect Al his Pianos warranted and sold trial. sub
Iect to be returned il not good
Constant additions bile him present all times an ex.
ehsi'e assortment embracing all the Of finish, both Of
Rosewood aad Mahogany.
lie also oilers for sale Piano Fortes from greater variety
Of makers than other establishment in the State thus afford
ng the latest advantages in the way OF selection Fc is
also sole Agent or the best and celebrated makers in this
country, aud in Germany.
No one can run the least risk purchasing Piano Of r.
II Taylor They every thing he represents them 10 be-;
Power sweetness, and brnrry tone are happily blended
and eieeonce taste and durability OF workmanship the
highest state OF the art written warranty given with
each Instrument sold by him. ,
orders from the country attended with the greatest
Puhctaiiy, and Ladies and Gentlemen, residing dis
ance are assured that heneve he with orders
letter 1t Is no less his practice than interest," such
an instrument as will bear TIC sictest - uiny.
Ices 0ncluiing paekpg 500, $3.50, S20, $780, $3.50,
$3.50, s37j, Sl01, and upwards.
n. u KEGS Musical Instruments, in general, u
the best quasity large Sos Of Classical ard stsrdanl
MUST 'iwa on had and ts ccnsar'y rsrs-.rs sstr.w
: DE-.
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Us'ys0,'s eSiI gsYiiSHCw.


MCDANIEL X LEE have just we'd Of this very
WI superior ard celebrated OLD RECTIEIED RYE
WllIShEY, which they offer for sale very low Alse
40 barrels prime Mourt'in Whiekey and
fot'sa'e MED & T..
Nav 3l-t.
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E.sYEts.l.AA G0.yCERY.

IL ESP &c 4 y II ANsor NC y THEiE
EiREJELL CONCERT
on Monday Evening, May 81
Programme with change oi Performance, will appear
IN the bills of The day.
MAY SLIT
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N e W ING GOODS.
f.. FRLNhLN. R.,
IyNCHBuRG Va,

l ) now receiving and ope ang fine assortment of
Il SPRING and SUMMER GOODS.
among which will be tound every description of Dry
foods. including Ginghams, Lawns. Organizes, Muslns
Cambrcs. Bareges, Silks fshloa able Shaws Handker
chiefs. Ribbons. Laces, Edging. Hosiery. Gloves SC,
together with ne assortment OF Cloths Cassmeres and
Yes ings, and all other articles othe latest STYLE suita
Nc for Ladies and Genllemens wear 10 an ex
animation Of which he invites his friends and the
public, generally. He all who may honor him
with call, haino pains shall he spared furnish heI,
with the newest styles Of goods. and at low prices
they can be had elsewhere: f. f. JR
April tsif
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FINE FRfAt n BR,4.NDF
- HALE PlPi.S very sapeeor ia - and DARK BRAN
- BY, store and Tor sae by 5 f.as
May ats ,. Mcdaniel & LEE.
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D.3ELL7S,

D3TILL7S,
A BEAUTIFUL and varied collection. Just received
"A and for sale, very cheap. ID. b. PAYNE
April 26--ts
H(l BIS Family and spcrhne Flour, prime article for
May i7-6tif
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Port Wine, Porter &c.

r QUARTER cAsKS VERY SUPERIOR PORT
- WINE,
10 3" 3" old Madeira Wine,
20 " q Sicily <
10 tiefces London Porter Gu quart boitlcs)
" lint bottes.)
All Tor sale by the package retail accommodating
terms MCDANIEL. u LEE.
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