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VARIETY.

FMan is said to be bundle of habits.
What then is woman?
A country girl, writing home about the
Polka, says the dancing is not much, but the
hugging ID heavenly! That young woman
should be dieted. .'i - 'Ie6'.'17 '7,i s.''
The present number of Post Mistressei
lat present in the United States is eighty
one. ,....... :. 4
A disappointed old bachelor out west,
says, SIT makes little difference whether q
man commit suicide or mstrimony! In one
case, he loses his life, and in the other, bis
Ibreeches!'' -.- s- - q.
Ifyou have pleasant home and cheer.
full wife, pass your evenings under your
own roof. .-..- ,.s... s....i
81 wish, Sally" said Jonsthsn, "thst you
were locked in my arms, and the key was
lost" s'i'f : So 'aaa1'sfsh 2tl'
He who does bis best, however little, i
always 20 be distinguished from him who
does nothing. .... i,sr,t,5a.1 al; - f
All actions and attitudes of children are
graceful, because they are the luxuriant
and immediate offspring Of the moment,
divested Of afectation, and free from al
pretence. ....,...... ...... - r
A witty word spoken by rich relative
Is very witty sffair-even when the wit
is not very apparent; but nobody laughs at
the wit Of man in disgrace, or whose coat
is out at the elbows. go - a.. I.
A brilliant talksr is not always liked by
those whom he has most amused. for we
are seldom pleased with those who have in
any way made US feel our infeTiority,
Genuine FoOls,-He who wipes hi; nose
with aputmeg crater, and picks his teeth
with razor. .., s.- t,e..ef.
She who says emo" to the proposal Of a
gentleman when she has reached the age Of
thirty years. 7s'se .ftrHt'.f IS - p.
He who gets so drunk every night that he
puts his clothes in bed and hangs himself on
the back Of chair. y ga = .''i' 80
She who rnbs her cheeks with Q brick bat
in order to give them "coloF.'' ta3 :s,,s
He who puts on his hat and takei his cane
snd starts out in pursuit of an honest and
|disinterested politician. o q . ~ ~ ''~'''
She who pinches and slaps child to make
il quit bawling. a.ftssas n. ,.essfa q
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.,AwkwAKD.--A fellow the other evening,
efhaabfnl temperament, ssscrewsd his cour-
Hsato the sticking point" as Shakspssl
ssys, and actually dared to "pop the ques-
eel" to q Young lady. Who, in sccordsncs
!ith cucspm, Of course, ipnsdiatsly tainted,
lRhis bury snd sgitationi be seized Q bot.
y of ink mistsking it for cologne, and
dashed il, contents 10 her face and over her
:!eag.shits dress. OF course she impedi-
.sly tts.esps to-, and the svkwsrd fellow
fad the felicity Of bsing kicked ont of ths
aorss Etber big brother. 'sThers's many
aAiPltvixs the cup and the lip. - ! had
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AVents for the Banner.

8, +. Murray, Bowling Green.
John /. Tribbie, Spencerburg. :.
DR.. Jshn C. Welborn, Frankfort.
Dr., Nathan vannoy, vannOy's Mill.
- R.,H- johnson, Ashley.
e. Minor, Prairieville.
A! NJ. Thomas, Paynesvills.
:, 3, eslws. Z El''sss Sslisy, aSs clart.vill..
- Col. Jass H. Britton. Troy. .-s-sa-, a.:1
5shS TTlly r. B. CasEls. %sRsa. and c.p-.u-Gr,y.
Dr.. w. B. Adams, Danyille.
Col. William Priest, New London.
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latWhat does elsape,mean, Pap 5sIt tnssns
Ssrits together, .Doss' John units wood
.sS s.ssSsp BE- elssyss:i. lip .Hsm,,' we'll itmsspi,,
shePsrase,' well Ps, doss > msn sspsr-
:. tten hisrwifswhsn hA 6lsavss to hera'
ssien ;hsai don't sskso nsBy feSlishquss-
tisss, ebiId. ss asiilasis4 m7i-f. I31'TTr
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Al The Albany Kniekesbo oeker.s tslls ssf 1
young nan recently died in tbsf ~ soi
|disspPoipted ambition, az he ssvsststl 10
xear, high shirt collars spdr biz nsths,
wouldn't let him. ,.-;tr ..,.. sf h,-s So m
Democratic banner., 1850-12-16

EresSaE'' said Suffering. Bill Smut, sfl
you DON'T iove me, thay tho; snd If you like
me, and ilon't like 10 tlayo tho, sq,iecths
my hand.."s ~ T''' iHi' i"'a77'ss'ha'iis'i Q
Democratic banner., 1850-12-16

The RooT OF EviL.-Dow, Jr., in the !;
iSRRdsX Mercury. thus discources on-thA
importance Of money: -Fr .--.-..s ~ Ems ,7s
,sMy hearers, this is not only great, but
q curious and mysterious. world we live ia
and'Pay rent for. AAdiscord is harmony;
all sVii is good; all despotism is liberty, and
all wrong Is right-for as Alexandeff Pops
says, what ever is, is right, except . left
boot. and wanting TO borrow money
You may want sense, and the world Won't
blame you,for it, Il would gladly furnish
you with the article, had it any 10 spare, 5
but unluckilY,it hasr hardly enough bfar +,
home consumption. However, if you ;Ack {
sense,. you are well anough of. aftsr al; ford
then Il yS1 commit q forpGD, IS the French
say, you. srs let go with ithe compliment,g
Poor fooiha dosen't know any bettsr!'-- 's
The truth is great deal of brsins is vast
deal Of botheration. An empty skull is
bound 10 shine In 'eompany, because the :,
proprietor of il hasn't enough to know that
there is possibility Of his making . min !,
compoop ofhinsslE and therefore he dashr
ss ahead hit or miss, and generally succeeds
beyond the bound OF all expectation. Lst
q man be minus brains and plus brass, and
he is sure to pass throughout the world 20
though he were greased from ear 70 'ankie;s
but rig for him up complete machinery Of
thought and it is as much he can do TO-
tend it. He goes to his grave rlffied and
tumbled-curses life for its cares, and mo- /,
seys into eternity packssddled with mental
misery. Oh! for the happiness ofs .fool.''
Democratic banner., 1850-12-16

& Love matches eofsea formed by pso-
Ipls who pay for month, Ofhonsys with sIifs
lot vinegar. eIk ca:eaR ssf. ~. ea.a-I
Democratic banner., 1850-12-16

Kiss COtiilions.-Ths editor Of the
Windsor Journal-a very obstinate sort Of
a bscheIor-learns that the ssProfessors Of
Dancing" in New York have recently in.
troduced nav style Of cotillion, called
the "Kiss Cotillion," the peculiar feature
Of which Is that you kiss The lady as you
swing corners. The editor is acrusty sort
Of person, who never dances, but sayshe
would not mind waving his objections Ia
the amusement 80 Ter as to "swi1g corners d
now and then, III fhis eotiilian! The selfish
scamp. 'o''' aHi.''ts = 's'.e'' 9ssf' e. %
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.a9k2EtH .Arttg 4 s's'


/ Thoughts for the ThOughtfal.
Friendship and love among ths 'wickss,a
|is intestine hatred towards zach otbsr:,
Men 10 not life in himself, bsb form rs-s
Ecipisnt sf lie from God. u .sspsb;7arg sntgd
Charity consists in sctihs ilslly ssssihsss
fully in whatever office, business, or em7u
[ploJment a person i engaged, spd, With.
IwhOmsoever be. has any conmsrce e. cons;
nexioD.o ia, F., s.H.i 50; eifsE fiTE ~ ssis1:
To love our nsithbor is not 70 love thaa
person Of our neighbor, but the good Which,
Is " hls person, "a sg1s.l.s3 sas r.. ~ arsvUa
sfThs mere lip confsssicn ofbsing sinner
IS bbtrepentanes. 7,'i' .'.9'' ,s3'.., ~
There is en- inAux universal from God
into souls Of men, teaching them that thsfsn
10 Q God and that be ID, one.r.i 3 % I-srsT uf
The esssncs floye, Is to love others ont
|oi, or without itself to desire 10 be nswiih;
them, and from itself to make sthsni .hsp17
pY.a 20; 40 lss y aI fis37s9 zaisggasrc rf'sstzs5
Charity aud faith are together IN COED
works f3ft7 ssff9t!BsI S.ssa;2 ssssff siE L4s@Po
yliF@ -srfrr -f5fi frsy.5rf on II sTzf. z-aiGl ufH
Man IS not born for the sake Of himself,'
but for, the sake of .others-that ia, not to-
live for himself sious, but for others; or else
no society could be kept together, nor could
any good exist in II. hfs .s''isn's'' = '7@r7gspt
Sensual men are cunning and malicious
above all others. Ia .,zs.s,ss-. ..,as r.s x ,sd,
Msp, BY means Of things sensual, q has
Fcommunication with the world, and byo
means Of things rational, which are. above
the former, with heaven. az a., >; - .. chs.
A man makes but small advances in vifs-S
dom, unless his thinking faculty ba sleyat.
ed above things sensual. E'' ,,E'-a =.
10 proportion ss the thinking faculty II
man 10 elevated above sensual things, 70 So
far he, isa man. No one 10 capable ofsuch
elevation Of the thought above sensual
things, and Of seeing the truths ofthe church,.
unless he acknowledges God, and I've,
according to bis commandments. for It is,.
God thst elsvates and sDlightsns. ~ il,ri sgy
Man 10 not born in evils themselves, 6ust
only in an inclination to them, yet WITH
greater or less bias to particular evils: . 'Ss.
In q true marriage, the will of the aIifs ,
|conjoina itself with the undersiandinglsof'i
the husband, and thencsths understanding
of The husband with the will of the wife! sd'
f.l.. -1.4; - - :. - i-i't w aSHiH
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COMMON COUNCIL.

At 4 regular meeting Of the Common Council Of
T.ynchburg at their chamber on Friday evening, 2Sh
June, 1850.
Present NJ Otey, President; jesse Hare. NJ.
Hart, Henry Davs, Chas. w. Christian, Geo. G. Curle
p Jones. Ge,. f. Roberts, Il. D. Jennings and John r.
Mcdaniel, members.
The official band Of H burlington. COLLECTOR of The Rev
euue the official bond Of WIN. B. Brown, Master Of
Poce the official bond Of F. S. superintendent of
thu water works;the official bond of w. Gannaway keep
~ Of the powder magazine; the nal bond # Peter f.
Booker weshmaser at the public scales; and The official
bond Of A. Pumpkins, Of this cporaton, were
ssveraly presented to the bard, and approved.
The account Of Saml. Birch making porch at The
polica Office, amounting to forty dollars. was presented
and ordered 10 be paid obi.
An account for the expenses attending the engraving
printing and fHwa ding The binds Of the corporation. for
the guaranteed stock in the Va & Tenn. Railroad,
mounting to sci so, allowed and ordered to be
paid.
The account Of Jesse C. Young for the oks furnish
ed the Commissioner Of The Revenue the present year,
amounting Si6.l8a, allowed and ordered to be
paid.
The sum of three hundred dollars ordered to be
placed The hands of the Chairman Of the Street ON
mttee. and the like Of three hundred dollars was
ordered be placed to the credit Of the Chairman Of the
watering Committee, subj ect 10 the orders Of the said
Committees respectively. ..t-IF.-
The comm ssioners' and RS Revenue Books. al
sarnei. AMI the REG rte list Of The business tan pay
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ers Of the corporson. altered, BY the bpad are
approved aud adopted by the board.
A cJmmunica'iO from II. NJ. Ddl,ks, conn and rs
SCISSOR, rssigning his o'e, presented 10 The bard
and read. and accepted, and ntice IL hershy gwen that
The board will proceed at the regular meeln. of the
council to sproin,a successor.
Present Samps N Diuguid, member.
The rep,rt of w. Gannaway, keeper oil The powder
magszne showing the quantity u" powder stored .snd de
lvered the magazine from 23 Nov lS1o 10 this day
was presented "a the bard read and received
Leave being given, Mr.. Christian report bill 10
end the ordinance concerning the appointment of gung
er and inspector Of spri,uous liquors. which being read
the first. second and third times, upon the ,al question
passed into an ordusnc and the same is entitled ian
ordinance 10 amend the FIST secn Of tue ordinance
TILED. an ordinance conceni'g the appointment Of an
Inspector and guager ofsplrtnons liquors fr the corp'-
ration Of Lynchbug, aud regulating his tights aud du
ties -
The bard doth approve of the appointment of F. :
Miller u be dep y inspector and guager nf sprtums IL
qnos, made by Aug. w. Cross, the gunger aud inspec
tor.
And then the board all jnurned.
True extract from Journal
ID RODES, elk.
An ordnance amend the first section Of the orJi-
nance entitled Gan ordinance concerning the appoint
of inspector and guage Of spiriuous liquors for
the Corporation Of ynchbnrg and regulating his rights
and duties" passed 18th Jane. lS50.)
Sect lst. BE il orlsned by the common council of the
t,wn of LynchbnIg, in common hall assembled that the
first section Of the ordinance emitted ian ordinance CON
corning The appon ment OF nspecior and guager OF
spiruous liquors for he corp ration Of I,nchhurg ard
resuar Ing his rights and duties" shall be amended
read tina, there shall he appointed annually n the
month Of May ~ as thereaf may be- b, the
common council. discreet and proper person to be
known the inspector and gusger Of spu nus liquors
for the sid corporation whose duty il shall be to Inspect.
gnage and mark in the manner hereinafter prescribed.
all sp iunus liquors. manufactured within or brought 10
this corporation in casks hogsheas be venJed there
in, except such shall have been previously inspected
and branded. or marked elsewhere.
Sect ID Be ii further ordaned that this ordinance
shall be in force irm and after the passage thereof
A copy Test.
d. ROBES, elk.
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WARWICK & CAW1HON

HAVE IN SIOhE tOh ShLfs
0A0 SACKS l.verpool Salt, s5ts ~
lOO 10 hhls Brown Sugar, . -
lilo, I.aguirs, Maricabo and Java Coffee,
Loaf, crushed puvcrset and clarified Sugas,
New Orleans, Porto Rico and Tuba NioIasses,
4 very superior article OF Molssses Syrup,
Rolled and country made Iron, e
A very superior lot of Family cured Bacon,
Bl,.tered, shear aud cast Steel,
us kegs Nails,
Ganpowler, Hy son, Imperial and Black lee,
Tanners on,
Sporting and Blasting Powder, Il II
Nice Family Roe lIerrinss, In half barrss.
do
Best Apple Vinegar,
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns,
Adaman,inc, Sperm and rallow candiss.
Turpen'inc and Fancy Soap,
Letter, cap and writing Paper, ~
A large lot Of Ladies' 6nc Shoes, a5## azz
t3rnil.mcn's aud Boys Shoes and Doots,
Fur and w DOL Hats, $50 a#4s.t .a
Checks and Red Ticking,
Brown and blcachcd Domcstics,
Irish Linens.
Nankeens, Alpaccas, lawns and GinEhsms, sss
Cacocs aud Plaid Cottons, large stock, .s4
Sole Leather, lsl#s IS
Knives and Forks Trace Chains, Eboysls and Spadss,
Se,,he Moving Blades, Pocket Knives, Cotton and
Wool Cards, Wood Ware, Ases Baskets, Brooms, Shoe
Thread Indigo Coppes aud almost every thing u'uety
kept In grocery store, all OF which deierninsd In
sell EX FRIENDLY Low ot cash upon time 10 good Gus
toners, ~ IN exchange Ion COUNTRY PRODUCE. Thoss
trading In the i,nchbnrg market will find To their inter
stock aud price. before making their
chascs. WARWICk CAW1noN.z
july | SO 2tii fl e
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100000
267 ,s02 SO
5000 Al
1878. 1903 80
&366,l40 81
2.4S2 80
$3.50 10
A373.SO3 30

The history # his Ins tuition has been rema kabe AS
well for the skill and fidelity which have characterized
its administration for the signal success which has
tended ii. II commenced its operations about sixteen
years ago On the LIST OF January 1885, lis entire cap
al-jnnt fund and deposits --emount.d to s. sO8 10:
its assets, as abve stated. are 1878 S03 80! On
the LIST ofJanuary. 1896 s deposits were $s3,49S H.:
no,c they amount 10 $2G7, 1902 50!
IN The year 1884, the corpoa,os subscribed for one
hundred and twenty shares a, $40 per share. and that
subscription constituted the capital Of he Bank Ac-
cordng The law the subject. weekly conlrbu-
ton of fin cents made each share. F,om this
commencement. the j,int fun on the LIST Of January
last amounted to $96 466 75 BY the charter the nint
fund could not exceed 500 600 Had the system of
paying ribu ions, pursued up 10 that time, been
tinued the int fund, in few weeks. would have
ceeded the limit prescribed. The $40 khoders, at their
last regular meeting in January. in view of This state Of
,hngs determined 10 increase the ,int stock fund to
500 900, to permit ii to remain at that point, to dScan
TIME the weekly contributions and thereaf TO require
dividends 10 be paid sem,1nnually This arrangement
executed az once and without difficulty. New
stock to the of 50 533 25 created and sold
The stock, then worth 1901 share. sub divided
be issued in certificates of 500 each, and in lieu
Of log shares. worth SOC. ACC rs. there thou
sand shares. each worth 500. constituting permanent
fund ,cich cannot be uiihdracn by The Stockholders
One Hundred 7hOWs0uA Dollars is,
therefore. the fired capital, to which Dep siors may
look for the safety Of their deposits When, to this
have heretofore distinguished the management Of this
Institution. your Committee cannot doubt that it will
tain the confidence and patronage hc it hasup to this
time, so justly received and enjoyed.
We have examined the list Of bills and notes in the
Bank, and regard proper say, that there is moi
upon it, bad doubtful debt. The books neatly
and accurately KEEP the canc lied checks and certificates
Of deposit carefully preserved and all the papers.
connected with the Bank, securely filed
Most respectfully submitted
JOHN NJ. SPEED,
SETH HALSEY,
DAVID ROBES.
4. S. HUTrER.
Office Citizens Sarings Bank,
Lynchburg. Sd July. 1850
The Board Of Directors have declared dividend Of
four per cont of the profits Of the last six monhspay
able on and after the 5h inst the office Of the Bank
TO the Stockholders personally or to their authorized at
'orney.
JOHN ROBIN M'DANIEL. Prest
July 1T
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TITS JUST WHAT'S WANrED-say all who
Il ever used M'Lane's Vermifuge! Read the follow
ing letter from agent:
"SALUBRIA. CHEMUNG Co N. Y.
Feb Goth S47.
a. Kidd e. Co.-When your agent was here had
just opened and he left but few dozen Of M'Lane's
Vermfnge and find it is going of very fast and thus
Ear it has given good satisfaction and has proved to be
just what the public want, and we have got it agong
and do not wish to get out. have but dozen left
When your agent vas here, | think he told me some
place To send il should want mure but If he did have
forgotten Will You have the goodness TO order for inc
six duzen he receipt Of This.
PETER FRYER"
For sale, wholesale and refill, by d. B. PAYNE &
BRO. and D. r. LYMAN, Lynchburg. Vs.--and by
Druggists generally 'hroush 1.-THE United States.
July At Ia
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fINiE OF this School will be resumed the 18th
J July. he session viii consist of five months aud ter
inmate the 18th December next The school will be
Quoted under the auspices Of the whose long
and devoted TO his profession, oe he
hopes, nducement or continuance Of the liberal support
which he has received at the hands OF the public heretofore
His system OF instruction will be such he has found hest
suited to the capacity o young minds, with such improve
ments the advances lately made phology and her sci
have enabled him to adopt In teaching the
he will all himself of such appear
be practicable and not too abruse and tedious Tor youthful
comprehension In this school will be taught all that
quired for useful and education Ancient Ian
guages and ancient literature will especial attention
Pupils will be required not only to read critically all the
Greek and Latin prose and poeca works used in cole
and high Schools but essential part of his SYSTEM
they will be expected to furnish written
prepared consisting oil the crsion OF Latin or Greek lilo
English, and Of English into Latin or Greek For this
purpose The standard Greek works and the Latin authors
the Augusan age will be used aided the latter by Krcbs
Guide Tor writing Latin The French and Spanish alo
taught upon the most improved plan. In Mathematic will
be taught Arithmetic, Algebra Elements of Geometry plane
and spherical 1rgonomery, surveying, &c. In natural
science Natural Philosophy, Descriptive and Physical As
Composton Rhetoric, Bellies Lctres, Elements OF Logic,
Moral and Mental Philosophy. Reading, Writing, Ortho.
giaphy Geography &c will be particularly attended to-
The School is in moral and hie hy intelligent ncie hbor
security that their children will receive kind and parental
tention Board be obtained in good families the i'm
mediate vicinity at reasonable prices
At the end oi each session, public examination will be
held designed to test the proficiency Of the pupils the
specve studies to which their attention has been directed
Tuition Zee in ancient languages, Sl2 so
4" other branches, 40 90
The undersigned refers with confidence to the follow
gentlemen: Geo H. Gilmer, Pittsyvania; A. Hughes Dbl
lard Henry S. G. Staples, Patrick; Henry s. Lang horne
Bootourt, VIM. M. Pcyton, Roanoke VIM. NJ. Burwcll
Bedford Jas Saunders, Jr, i.ynebag Randolph Dckin
Franklin, July L. IS5O-lm
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
Nc; l5l G?i

being my intention from this place. offer my
Real Estate Tor sale which consists ofthe following pieces
The BRICK STORE and DWELLING HOUSE, Ia
which now reside, containing &c feet front Main Street
sidenccs on Main Street the House l. in good reparthe
out buildings are good and have recently put roomy
ALSO. THE TENEMENT
Adjoining occupied by III Ro Earlv containing 10 feet
iron, and running back ls2 feet this building has small
Office rooms in il
Also, rs FEET OF GROUND
Fronting Chorh Street aud running back is2 icet This
Lot has two story frame building, Carriage and Ice
ALSO, AcOoD BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
Andot corner Of Church Street and sixth lot
feet front running hack 3s iec,, and there frame
building which rent. separate from the brick building
will sell privately the whole, part Of the pieces
Of property, and make the terms To sui, the and II
ap'vae sale is not made before, SHALL the hst day Of
August next sell II at ublie auction.
July ANA. MICHAEL. HART.
TIA Court oi Monthly Session begun and held or Nell
"A county, at the 'house, Monday, the Gath day
OF June. 1850.
Charles lianaan and Ann W. his wife Plaintiffs.
William Smith, and - the children of Samuel Smith
deed, -, the children o Thomas Smith, decd, -,
the children Of Gcoge Robbins and Jane his wife, tbo,h of
whom dead,) William Rayncs and Lucy HI. vile, Viii
liam Riggs and Jane his wife, and i.ittebcrry Fox,
IN CIiANcERy
On the motion OF the plaintiffs who filed their bill, and
appearing by satisfactory evidence to the Court that the de-
PENDANTS, William Smith, -, the children pi Samuel
smith, deed; -, the children OF Thomas Smith, deed
-, the children OF George and Jane Robbins, deed; Will
liam Riggs and Jane his vile, and llehery Fox not
inhabitants OF this country and not having entered their APP
and given security according the act of
bly, and the rules OF this Court II is ordered that they he
said absent dccndan do appear here before The Justices
said court before the ah Monday in September
next, and the bill of the plaintiffs; and tina, copy
his order be tort hw inserted In some newspaper publish
cd in the town oi 1ynchburg Tor months sccesy
and posted at the front door the county
eopy-Teste,
Ia
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I0ush's and ChsSdrcn's Re0dv.JNaae
Z L. - TIL ~ q. -

IUsr received at MEEM A. CwATKIN'S, adsPted
u 10 III. season and 10 sal, all ages tiom years 10
70 wears This shipment II Clothing Is just opensi, ant
will be sold vety cheap The Ladies' and al Others will
plea all aud OF the incest articles In this was
Also hand the June salcs Mems Linen Coats BLK
Alpaca Coats Fly tale Sack Coats, Shaker City Linen Cosn
Ion men and boys Linen vests Linen Pants, Ca.san,ss
pan,s Mack French Cloth We are determined
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MARRIAGES.

Married "Wednesday evening the Goth ulr. bv the
Rev. David Caldwell. Mr. JAMES NJ. BRENT Of
Nelson to Miss. MILDRED w. daughter of Col jonas
Pierce. deceased of Amherst Gu.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

LYNCHBURG, JUNE 90, 1850.
TOBACCO
Inspectio to 30th June, 1919, 1924 hhds.
Tie ket continues animated, and prices firm Sales OF
he past week comprise 1898 hhds follows 22 hhls at
a. SO to &C. Is hhds at from S6 to 81 Is hhds at from
~ to So l9 hhds from IS 50; SO hhd at from 80 to
S0 81 hds at from $40 Sl5 and "a hhds at from Si5 to
S26 80
WHEAT-S5cts tor Red 80 cts. for White
WILLIAM +. SMITH,
COmmissiO Merchant.