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CLASS No. 2l.-Hoy.
Miscellaneous.
ITO be delivered required)
IL tons best quality timothy hay.
CLASS No. 22.-Propender.
MseeiIaneous
(To be delivered required.)
go .s bushels old corn
II provided the contract distinctly
~. the AND number ssss under
be required, and TO FIX daa for determining The
may require during year end
Ing @ June is and whether The ,n..ss required be
quality, delivered good ORDER and
and Ss IN III respects 70 ~
particular ds.clon q msisas and samples, bidders win apy
the Sadng may commenced forth
coausc, ana b from time, opinion
s .as $ q
All building material. be measured BY The rules adopted by the
regarding which can be had on application
On classes headed delivered as required
during the nsca the twenty cenum retained The
.. April Ja have been .aii.
Wellington, sihs @ day. ans s a q IN
duplicate duly soushsd and approved No o ,e
b.sn removed soa =. as.yy.td
parties part delivering ali any articles
qualify and ne .s,s and
Uaissd siaies quidasd damages money equ
U s o. s winch tns
dated damages may be recowrd nom time 70 time as they
Approved eonuac, viii be
required additional security
from each until the contract shall have been
cancelled unless Otherwise authorized BY the
The surenes the contract and make adasi,
THAI the WORTH aud above their
lsbities the full amount Of the contract
Each os must be- signed BY the making and
according form
naming tho and state be distinctly The
have the Of annuInE The without damages
Congress shall soi make appropriations for the articles contracted
Coz. 88lFlaiaNq tisllt
Persons osrs accepted nosnsd By letter
through the once, which notice sha be considered scent;
and they do into contract Tor supplies pecAsd
fifteen from the date o nocc o the
viii he with other
such dcuhng bidder win be held responsible
delinquencics.
An offers made In strict conformity with this sdversemcni
particular win be rejected Those only whose ons be
acccpssd viii be noncs and conuucs orsdsd without delay
the sgcnt a. washingon.t t.54a Ufht1 No1N hgg
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SUPREME Court OF the United stAtcs-Dccember
y Term, sipNo. o6John Hagnn surviving partner o. the
John agan Co., appellants, William Pope and
ssuel Brcck, o. Leroy Pope deccssedML Ator
counsel for the appellants having suggested
death William H. Pope Of sppciees In This cause moved
under the 18th a court % make The
proper parties.
here the representatives, Of
said William Pope, become
within the first days Of the ensuing term The appellant shall be
record and hearing have the reversed
Provided copy this order shalt be printed
newspaper The seat OF government In which the laws Of
shall prinedby authority, for three successive
weeks sixty beore the beginning Of the term OF The
800 WIN. THos. CARROLL,
Oca-law3w q. =. e. u. ..
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The College OF Sc. James, Washington County, Mary
| I1lg& land. tf

DS~sy-
| 1874 NlAl.' En- ut
THE DIOCESAN COLLEGE OF THE PROTESTANT EPIs
CoPAL CHuRCH-The ninth annual session WI open
Monday 1850, and continue I'll the next commence
ment day Thursday July, 1851 New students arc rec
commended opening of the session, but received
their entrance. ~ ~ eH ,l.s
The College number Of classes, affords all ue
portune for complete education audi ut the successful ter
lion collegiate course, coufcrs graduates the usual 1
demical degrees. :. ..,-- -.
The school, Immediately adjoining the College and IN
der supervision Of the Rector but under distinct
beginning Of their acndecai and prepares
them collegiate The oversight and direction o. nc
Professors Of the College secure special advantages 70 ue
the Grammar school. u q gfs@lss IL sNs6 tit
Mercantile classes the study Of the Greek Language oa
ted and It's place piled BY additional studies ~ modern
book accepting, statistics, sc. " - 49,. 80. =. i.
The location College entirely heahui, and, by IT, ds
villages favorable good laos and order
The chsrehe In the College and GrAmmu
SCHOOL MONTHS hundred and twenty
Eve dollars, payable semi annually In advance. s.a
Applications 10 be made To ..rn,cor
Rector College Of 81 James p o. Nd
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BURGOYNE q CO.,
BANKERS,

SIN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
RErRRssoEs IN WAsHrNaToH crY.-Hon. Thos Butler King
Hon. VIM. M. Gwni Hon. J. g. Fremont 3t 0s teas
Ap 9-ifdlm Et5t 8ss ts3sff. N
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Union HOTEI. FOR sALE--This property, situated ON
street, city Of Richmond, within hve minuss' walk
railroad @nediasy in de vicinity dock, and is
% Dame: river =. and e .S 2 ne
will be sold % The shs. bidder q public sucon on Tuesday
ssi and Spacious being large and
s: sy ,ss Ss
y; & ss WI s';
e .s4 o% i, s sale.
xss place. and :,%,.r :.s
attached . The hotel aodass good 'ocasn Or any
T ae q s above real estate believed 10 be
BY s trustees Of the Bank g ne msssd s,a'ss
W family she understand. cooking branches The
best can % FRENCH s ccoS cs q o~m
ssh street. between y street and Pennsylvania svenue
=. -. -
NEW GOODS just RECErvED.--we r..pse,asly nvi,s
@ oS % o r.
sTs v. m
IS pIece. chansssbIe es.hmees cheap
ssf s Ssy s's,ss and
tn, above cs are auction bargains. and viii be offered on the
reasonable terms archase either for cash panctaa
' cLAcErr, NEWTON, MAY, Co.
Oct is-Sd wv
no Housekespers and ethersThe sub-cribsr o6s for
% sos ss y. ss end sssss s
s:sa:s ss;,:: ~ sss:: :: a ss.sAsa
6sssa's s:sss IA sI ss. Ssssss sss;'oss
rs :: ~: n: :: y: 49,. s' ! ,...
wv - sdst u Y & sNo ". tADEN 1 Bro,
~ n-au~.w '' ''s "'s ' =" 80 ~ '
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&sufr rnhr
m the petition Of Daniel Lssvl oi Caso,s,ls Mss.ehu.ss
praying for s extension q patent granted % SAID ssv @
the expiration Of said patent which takes place on the % day Of
I, I ordered tina, petition lho Once
the first Monday IN January NEXT " o'clock and all persons
petition ought be granted.
sSd jns sna
for three successive weeks previous Monday January
'eA DE wrTr q. LAWRENCE,
Acting Commi..oner q Patents
bill. 70 the Paen, Once viii, paper containing his notice.
MAGNIFICENT Ps.ne.Jusi received per barque Lowell,
"A Boston, three Chickering's superb octave
One Of hem anineen, rosewood piano o The style q Loo
ioue beauty exterior, BY
s s and making
instrument, accompanied with ue hiahes, testimonials
r %o sss Elegant s gss YORK.
piano. taken in part payment large
css s.s. a. and ss i. q
week, and sold Is low a. can be
'''s'' = ''' '''' RIcHD DAVIS,
Oct Io-ecda Pennsylvania avenue
HoiCE NEW GOoDs-ws invite The attention Of the lsde.
coca. s.sa sseass s wear jus, opened
pieces style figured mou..eine', nne quail
3 e dss sE,,sd s,:s@sIss !. -.
10 DO colossd moussclnss i'm, blue blue,
pink, cherry, crn,son and maroon
10 pieces hne printed French nanncls for ladies' dresses
In shaws have received
90 rich cashmere long shawls
White embroidered y .s :s:r. ,rwro, NAV ..
Oct ls-3uf - =
James q. B~rret
WILL attend the prosecution Of claims before Congress and hn
'sss.ss "
Oct9-d s#.N 8ss .sl a3# tsrHat.f
DOCKS nom London-Iast No. 8.An Apology Sep
ID tuasint by r. w. Gdnhed NJ. A. VOL. 1850. Eg H1f
Life and Times Of Leo the Tenth ny the London Tract Society
The od Testament Pocket Commentary complied Henry,
Scott other writers, with explanatory and iususve
Ancient rthssosn Fnsmsn unnssssd BY Thomas Taylor
The nisd lGrcek with insepaxed
Johurcns Modern Dairy and Cow Keeper. vol, leso. M
stschans Tsblee Tor Draining Land vol, 1850 " tfs
Bnddon the Diseases Of the Horse and Cow vol, sso
Just imported from London directly
Sept 70 FRANCk TAYLOR.
CPLENDID French MfiIinsry.-Mr Axs H. CLARK hsv-
returned from New York. will open Thursday
ION inst Al her hshonehe millinery alcou large and
plain do, ds Aica, feathers noweu rIhsnds haa
drab black dos misres hats, NECK
three ss,s ss s's fss.cn p.ns h. s.n %sso hats
Az orders duy susnded ,o Anrepsrins done with the usual
Gscsrssown. OCT s-s. n sea it eaW
Il-- 4 ,Z.-Il.' =. III III Z. ll ~ uz.-zA 80.
pans Mrl1IMERY.wls - opened, Mrs. .. Pasksrs On
sssrdey, As 81 Instant - 10 O'Clock, nch aasosss
~ - PxSKERs rssfsmsry and rssey esoss Il
Oct4-6t 4- PENN avenssy Nsaonal Hstel.
IA anA vvtni~r M. 4 Am, -, -. Il,
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baIsts PORN or OFFER 1880
the State Of - hereby oner 10 fur
nsh, your dated - day Of -, ana
~ Requirements one al the articles embraced
In class No ---, Wzs 4os lt"L x"
ers the articles, and prices carried oul amouu,nsio
write the aggregate in words ....--...-.-' =
The upderrirncd ---------, Of ------- the
s,sie Of rsfsnsovs hereby undert.he Thar inc
above named viii HE ones be scccpfcd,
contract required, win the United E within hAeen
through the once Of acecpHnce
Of bis bid, n before mentioned. .s n - 81
certify TINT abovs-uamcd known 10 me 20 be
- ~ 7'-''-T J. n. LArHRor,
Oct n-isw4w Navy Agent
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vHANTEDA situation Il wanted by German gi, in private
family. She understands French cooking all IL branches The
best references given. Please address " Is
a n III FRENCH COOK, OF Mr. Trcmmer
sth street. between street and Pennsylvania svenuc.
I7--A
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John M McCALIA, late Second Auditor Of the Treas
services c of claims on the govern
men before Congress, the departments IN the seuemen o.
military accounts, agency business generally " .
addressed 70 him ON business should be postpaid ms or
fee Is nj the corner Of 6th and Louisiana avenue.
wAsnIHeTon Crrr, April 2s-n
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New York Life Insurance Company,
Office, No. 50 Wan street, Nsw York \

Office, No. 50 Val street, New York. ss.a st
3s MoRRIs FKAax president. st4s.# FNs
SPENCER s. BEnRpIcT, vice president
" I.F9tewf& PLINy FREEmAn, actuary. ls.i
nls company conducted upon the principle
upon the principle Of leaving proportion Of the amount
on the premuns hands Of insurers Inns greatly
profits, and conferred Its benei al hs
least possible and outlay 10 insurers.
Insurance granted persons visiting California flH
Washington compartments the following once;
VIM JONES' d. examiner, corner Of and ID
streets. ~ -
onnos,,e Union BuIldngs. '8.s stif June 2--6 Il
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ITO whom IL may cOncerh.--James murphy
an Ishman ls4s In the county Of HALIFAX and
State Of Virginia interstate, leaving personal estate, 70 which
kim len any are entitled under the laws q
Tered ON his estate and entitled the his un
mate dstbutee left Of KIM She takes n
method exist forward and e..
her 70 said otherwise she VIII
such exist and will consider the property as her
q esf.5 Y ss.at y ...,uc..xy
Aug 1--wlAt MAkf A. MURRAY.
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nv DYER n BROrHEn, Aussssness.
TRUSTEES sALE-On Thursday, tho I4h day q tcvemSS
next O'Clock, IN front Of the premises, BY vnn
deed q uust dated the l0h day ~ January 1850 and I'M
iibcr y A. g. No. TO- hos 49, ifo and ~, one M sa
o wsshnron county IN she District q c:lsm n ls
se = public eucton The pvenises lot No. ~, IN
with The improvements. consns o. fnme house, Ac ms'
srerb between aoth and 2lss streets.
Terms a sale. l-.---. .....
o.. ANDERSON Truse
aeus 1o-wosvA- 4i4 a4sfNNt - Aucfioneer
- - = :. 49, s..HIrs
onI 0nsGae ~ nnAm Mmify NONE need hppy but fncs
can 9ve shs eess whiss wo~s" 49, ~ G
Nfrvd inquive ~ this ofhcc s. Iva ~ sep !" 49,
n11 II 4. I55.,n.m. edition, esss ~
80 .:sH s~ n 'sS'' M -" -
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CLAss No. 2l.-Hoy.
Miscellaneous.
Ito be delivered as required.)
IL tons best quality timothy hay.
CLASS No. --Pyorcnder.
Miscellaneous.
ITO be delivered as requircd.)
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DrrxEsNxnr InTsniou,
ST {s 4sfs., Al unSf pf tndiAp Aq4)u, sept 20 ieav
Indian AKsrs, IL ston civ uns 10 o'clock
n ru0ds 1+ ~ W. f' w 80 -7 ~
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-09
THE CHOLERA.

The ravngcs Of the Cholera a, Siam. in
the East Indies, according 10 the last Eu.
ropean papers, are beyond measure dread
hl. About 10000 persons have fallen
victims TO ii. So great was the number
of deaths that they found il impaclicabie
10 burn them all, and many were buried,
and mnllitudes were thrown inlo The river
JUS, as they had died. They were brought,
and laid in piles and fuel applied, when
they were consumed like heaps Of logs.
In three days not less tfm frem 2G00 to
3Q00. died daily. and al The eiid ofiwetvo.
days II was known .that more Than 90 900
Ind fallen victims 10 IFS fearful raxages.i
Since That time IL has very much abated,
but has, by no means eeased, auoeg
those who have died were iawof lhe high.
est classes. ;ssS a
Fonr lads were recently sentenced, q at
Buckingham, England, TO ono 1ndn.h'a isia-i
prisonment with hard labor, for stealing q
few walnuts, va.ued at ora peany
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Extracts from late
Publications.
TERROnS OF THE
FRENCH REVOLUTION.

We present our readers with the fol.
lowing extracts from late English
publication entitled ''Talcs Of the First
French Revolution" The work has
not been rcpublishcd in this country.
TO the first story Of the book is entitled
Professional Visits Of lie Doctcur No
ir, and the scene Of the medical gen.
tlemen's tale, as related by himself, is
principally laid in the prison OF St.
Lazarc, at Paris; prison, that, during
the terrible dominion of Robcrspierrc,
was kept crammcd to suhoca,ion by the
members Of the aristocracy and others
who had been denounced to the Com
mittee Of Public Safety. The Doctor,
being q personal friend and the pro-
fessional adviser Of the Dictator, was,
by his authority, permitted to attend i'll
healing capacity some of his former
elegant and high.born patients, those
whom he had been accustomed to visit
In their lor1ly mansions, but who, by
the turn of events. had since become
the occupants Of foul and disgusting
prison. Amongst other beautiful and
noble ladies confined within its walls,
was the young and love Duchess Of St.
Afghan, and the Doctor thus relates the
particulars of his painful interview
with his interesting and unfortunate
patient
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A YOUNG MOTHER.

AS the turnkey opened the door sud-
denly, I heard a little shrek, and !
perceived that Madame de St. Afghan
was taken by surprise, and was a little
startled SO to be. AS for me, I was al
ways taken by surprise with one thing,
to which never could accustom myself,
and that. was the perfect grace and dig.
nifty ofHRr dcmeanor, her calmncss,
hc. gentle resignation, her angelic pa
tiencc, and her sweet and womanly
m"desty. There was that in her, SO
rare and so exquisite, which commands
respect and submission, without ever
exacting it; and even her downcast eyes
were Of a power 'rresistablc. At this
moment she was, however, little dis
concerned at our sndlen intrusion; but
:esne soon recovered her dignity and
composure. Her cell was very sn,all,
and at this time of the year burning hot,
exposed as it was to the southern sun,
and in TNermielor, which / assure you,
was sultry as any July YOU have ever
been acquainted with. The only means
Madame de st. Afghan had to protect
herself, in some degree, from the fierce
rays of the sun, which fell full upon the
little apartment was to hang her shawl,
before the window; it was the only arti-
Gle of dress Of that sort which she had
been allowed to keep. The dress she
Mad on was of the simplest; but it was
Yan, evening dress, and with short sleeves;
it fEssght have been a ball-dress. She
rosr up blushing, with a slight "Eh,
MN Dieu." and for a moment the
tears stood in her eyes; but seeing l
was alone, she recovered herself immc-
diatcly, and throwing over her should
ers a sort of short, white drcssing-gown,
which lay near, she sat down upon the
edge Of her bed, Offering me a straw
} chair, the only other article Of furniture
in her prison. perceived that one of
her feet was bare, and that she had
ssvupon her hand small, delicate, open
~ black silk stocking, which she
ypg. Good hcavcnsn cried
ad only given me hint
!cen did as much = said
lied sadly, as she raised
'Sss into one Of mournful
marked upon that no
~ deep and solemn
es new to nc, and
10 its usual mclan-
sit down! !! said she
and with o GER
her voice, Since my
made known, thanks
you Enough, en-.
1terrupting her; i hate
have rcpricvc, contin-
||SIs|} hc tumbrc!s will come as
will not depart empty
onary tribunal Her
upon the window, there
sscDtary wildness in them.
sbrels tile dreadful tumbrclsH
sThcir wheels shake the
81 to their foundations.
2kes me shuddcr.
S under the arch
q how slow and
Y las /! they arc
,rs their, load, Of
rcn. Rose has
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-14
Valuable Residence i'll DanViaic
For sale.

am about 10 leave ID lnvDlle. of for sale the
"A House which am ndw occupying WIN over 'fet
Acres of ,nd attached The dwelling IS OF brick three
stoes moh 40 fee, SO 1ntr, win ioems. hal l. ire
wide running the entire length Of the front, and sroed
roof which affords fne view If the nwn aud the sur
rounding cuun ~ 1t is eli4hy situated. beng on the
summit ola hill in the cenre OF the wi, ana cuP'e
perhaps the most commsndug p'Son IN the place: as i
is certainy ne Of the most Ugh tu and healthy There
are bck Kitchen and ether outhouses tached ana
thre is ais good Sprlng upoo HE lot he property
ill b. Id Tor less Than the Improvements cost, safe
can be eff ced before the end # The year.
The gadual appreciation Il real estate III l''">'
the increased odvan,apes to the place resulting from the
complexion of the Richmood and Dinvllle Rnoad' no"
constructing and the d. sahleness Of the property nift
ed, a render this rare chance for n'e,tmsnt 1hose
wishing tn huv may cate With me person NY o'
by lie TER addressed To 'Danville, Va"
Nov. L if A. w. =. IERRl.
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=, wisdom than they did il his person i, he
P'Nf, or,,ess winch his JUS closed, aai ts exPfes-
-. .so esrored by meaioroas deeds IN" HE long op
pom, rovs, auree with MI Clay in many Of his Pr
;sys hui can d, justice 10 his services and Ia
iles' Ia more # the dark hours IN the history If
n m, country did ,h- poI't cal hozan '.k moe black
GU aa,euiop than, in the period over winch We
I" '' ~, nassed pi,le psssun. dppp-ronel pr judce
nav asres combined threaten the very existence ii
anu ."nnb,;r but fortunately The oecasinn found men
,"u, to it, men whose sagaciy reached into the future
"a mon whose patriotism preferred The welfare 1t the
~. IN the welfare Of any pauyand prominently
.oang Them s., oil the di,n! statesman Of KIN
,n"by lie deserves gentlemen, the honor which you
-, n,se to confer upon him, and. II circumstances per
nn,iej it no one would in in he barbecue with more
.n,ii,li,y than mys.lf Copiog his own examp1 IN
,le Senate Chamber, should feel pr I'D in rendering
= p,foisn hat which the leader Of party ever
have de d.
remain, gentlemen your ohcdien' servant;
d. L. DISNEY.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
LYNCIIBtiwG. NOV d

IoBACCo-lnspeetcl the past week 81 llhds
do prevlou~ly 29i
Market continues animated. aud prices firm. 81 hhds
sald the past "eek, as f'ows, VIZ ) hhds Lug Al
tnm 50 - to slo , hhds LAT A, firm $40 50 to 81
4 hhds. do a. fom tl2 10 t3 | hhis do at from 3
II sl hhls. do at from II to l5 and hhds do a
fon 5 10 /, sl6
NtlEAr-s5 II 91c for j; o. /, o., fr White
WILLIAM / SMITH
Comm ission Merchant.
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Carpets, Rugs, &c.

1N"A PNebi iAb0oj wv
fINlf Sphseies receiving 81 Their stand nrsry oppo
l sta iemng's Bonnet Stefe, large stock Of
3ply, insmin and snr talpetings,
f1eei Cloths aud Hugs,
Tshe oil Cloths and q aets,
namase and ora Mu II Ion Curtains,
PIANO aud Table Covers,
Fine aud Common Bed iflanhcts.
They have aso. olcr 10 the Ladies' lot II tsr, Rie
White and Col Embfo Sbawls
Long Shawls,
Hack silk aud Wonl Shawis
French wnikH Collars. Gull aud Sleeves,
tbans Flowers aud othet fancy goods
ALSO.
beautiful stock Of DRESS GOODS compton very kind
To- ho tnnnd in nat market.
uurassotmrnl OF t,cutlcmcn's isrcry general and
will be sold cheap. PAYNE y BELL.
sept eG-
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DRAWN NUMBERS
Panpsro. tinss AS.
40 50 e. 7 10 - II 6 IL IS 81 20
Md. Coos llld,,ed. LAG,
~ Sc 10 81 ~ 81 % q SIS AZ 30 rs so
+. fcmele. Glnss 10,
CT 81 Y Al / 70 50 60 Il II 81 dG &C % 10
Maryland Consolidated Glass Ii7.
8 II 80 sc i3 . 70 Al ~ IS ii
Pararsco, Class II.
18 20 81 & II SIS IA 6s 81 n 80
Cd Consolidated. Ga 30
co 81 10 II 50 % 50 81 SO So 81
PRIZES SOLD.
Parap4co. It6 Noe - 50 a small priae of SO
Nd Con'j. i6 Nos. % go 81 np'an of SO
Nos. II IS u pfz' Of s..
Nos. 10 So - ha"d~ome piz" 81
t}m
Nd G nd. AZ Ne. II Sc i3 the snug sum Of 500
Ron here everybody. The Blnd Goddess is dali
dIspe sing her layo'sat
NcGRFRN's LurIy Oilirr.
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RICHMOND, Nov. Z.

I'm ms tLpf StuF Ilsf nTf
,,..oh o, nv '','
has F>mt1d much a"'na oni and pres may be q'op
s"a"' hs1 ~ we q''e s"'p'"1s '''"''o' t'''
NV; - "" o.. .,,..,, ..-.c.. ~, . -.
~ IA '' :, VI ''"" y, ", 1' n '''' "'
'ero maze on ne p's'', a. - o~Aasi o. ~" WI
- "''' a % - ; '' f'''' '' wv " - "
S'' r',,,S,r pzi,, M. ,v,;.o =, NJ .,.,
CnnN 'e' W H., IN ., 70 p' 60 ~ .,.
'''n nave u,''''' 7''fS a ro,oc co 9p','s
per nDsn, ~ %i', noa neW' 700 '' at W Gus
nDmN y, - w, l w o',"'' -.
oAl we quote ~ 10 ~ cents pei o'S"'' s'''f'
an1 wv" "'''"
~ - 30" 'e'o'"' '| ",>"'''s' NY '''' i''
o"s,' ',r a. 'Aua P'"' ',,'''
, ~ vi o,' a. ~ 20 80 :" |t' ~ -"
bi@w4 Hn',' els ~ 9'"ns - 'rs per oos" "a
vt ANo -ftuSi'h go Ie' 'oti ia''S"'''" si'.-
9oiIF I'm, ,"' ,o- "a ro. 4,
H'i-ntT 81 -. ,m't't o, 8 10 5s' o'~"'c D. . :
Zach doI. at all - va APia[ an'N' ,'N %
m'i on o<3''o er"t,; N'f hero % ~, w." = ''''
ID ANDES ar" 'tty uo CT S"'' ne pic WV s'e "'''9
me,ly n"meal.
~ VI - Ne" r'n9 ana oV Gus ,,
"til>kEt -h'chmood rec ned "a els !" 'a'fei'
o'nG'npa'' 700 e's.oafna,d 60 o., >, 900
uiN-hmetcan ooe 'io''nd s''si,=, per gan =. ~
fRON lNloNe-Neq no'e Guy cured bacon ~ = a
cts hog "nnd; Western SIDES osa' % sn""'ues
"Qnern t,'N Hams W. new hams oa9,,' haf'' III
obs I: cts; :" KEYS ,9e' s's, per TO- =.
bo ER-No"n,an nfNln, n rt<. pr, TO- l',' .
10 l cents;
toF ff mere Is oe'Pr '', ing IN we ~
win GEM 'oNaoe' 80, Io u'o'' NV AZ ''"i~2 -
gnayrs II ~ &C; Java ' 9a '55' D.. o., IN
MoI'NHHL'-'o una <''@o e's'' ,e''o me" - 1,''
cts; New "ans 20 81 ctS per 9'i'oh-Sma'' SnPPS'
Su"AkN- he demand IA ne,'ef' WIN sun I'M
West India Gas cts
TEAS.-lmperlaI and Guopowder So cts, 81 per
h in, I.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-14
FOR NEW oIsIE ANS.
NOTICE.:

CTR NNFn or STOLEN hnm the subscriber the
~ 6tho Sn,emhrr, nay VI AHE, little sway,d IN the
hark marked h COLLAR the neck, aud also the back
saddle, with little white al her hind icc \
liberal cNatd will h' 10 who VIII deliver hoi
10 Wan II Momtea.tc IN isnelbns, a., to m,selIm Am
hetst. THOMAS FREEMAN.
Nov II b.
INOR SALE or RENre-lhc Tobacco faclo,y an Wa.
u tel Street IN the o'rnpanr, o Mcssfs warwick
ocy Pa given the he.t oI January, 1874 Apl,
to = EVANS.
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