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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-21

FAIR or THE MARYLAND Institute Tidnos.-
Messrs knabe & Cache this year again make a snen
did display OF instruments Of Their manufacture They
have deposited hrre pianos. two 81 and one OF
seven ociaves. The last named ms rnueut ecpses any
thing in the piano line which have seen aud it
well be doubled f lis equal has been exhibited
in this cosntry. IL is enclosed rosewood case pen-
ddy and elahoraely carved III the ornate Elizabeth.
ian style. The finish and style of this c,rving are
of the most superior kind. The metallic plate in tn. iu-
terror oiihe instrument ua,d with pearl in most supe
manner, and the keys are also ii pearl The piano is,
but also OF pre- eminen, excellence instrument lis
tone Is full. nh and resOundng in the lower notes
whilst in tho upper 1t has peculiar ringing sweetness
and cearness which, we think the piano makers TIE
world may be challenged 10 excel The instrument is
constructed with every kuown improvement of value and
IN addition has peculiar arrangement of the strings; the
bass crossing the Others, Tins throwing he bass bridge in
10 the centre of the sounding board. and materially ad
ding IN The iullness and reSOnance ii the whole bass Gle
he instrument is alSo provied with ore the beautt.
ul .au 1maton leaf turner's which have herelofpe at
uacted 50 much attention.
The oher pianos dep si;ed by Messrs X & C.. ar
all superior L srum' ntS They encs IN rosewood
cases. Of different svles mud Of great beauty Both are
iron framed. also the 4 ociaves and ia lhtif
con tfncnn and arr Ingement every improvem' has
been introduced Ia they hile if any Inferior
to the instrument of which we have spoken length
These pianos nlspnable evidences of the skin and
ability which M'ssrs. knahe Il Cache bring 10 the ac
compshmeHt Of their business and which have rendered
heir insirn mems among the best manufactured IN the
world. 200
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A NJ l. X & A N A T-U MON
OF thy Cry nr Nrw Yosx

The following is one OF the pinclpal Inducements I,
subscribers for the present year:
The chance of drawing prize from collection oi
several hundred pictures many Of them # high cast and
by well known artists as Cole Durand Leutze Hunt
lngton. Hickey, and others and all Of them selected
with reference 10 artistic merit. This coIlecin ahead,
exceeds in value forty thousand dollars and it will be
sui fur her extended in pop rtn 10 the number If sub
scrlntions yet 10 be received.
Tie annual dslribu ion will take place in the civ If
New York. ON the 20 h of December next, aud each
subscriber while receiving full for his money
will have The rtcaun of ASS sting the enc urge.
men of Ar, and in the support of institution whose
rxerons To that end are and will be, mi ed only by
the means which the public may place at lis disposal
The Honorary Secretary fr thi, place. authorized 10 Re
ceve subscribers, is -. Il. PAYNE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-21
OBITUARY

Departed his life in January last, at Cinema j. Tex
as, JACOB LYNCH, Natv, Of Nnflk Virginia in
the sxtlelh year of hi, age.-Teras Bee.
DIED--On Friday. the Slo inst. at his residence in
Goochl md county. TARLE ron w PLEASANTS,
in the 74h year of h aye. The deceased young
er brother of the late Governor jams Peasants, ami
the last survivor Of numerous f4mily Of brothers
and sisters.
Mr.. Peasants was educated a Piner and was, prob
ABLY. al the time Of his del h. the oldest If his aft
in the STATE. He served his app enceshlp with the
late Augustin Davis, and for number Of years the
princpll editor OF his Paper the Virginia Gazerte lie
was endowed by nature with paris of uncommon btan-
cy, and nothing wanting but early education and
steady application t., have male him one Of the must
distinguished men of his day When in health, he pos
sesSed flow OF spirits and fund tanecd which
dereI hun of the delightful companions it was
ever our fortune To wi and 1t might De said OF
him. Johnson said of Burke that man could stop
with him unier shelter from rain, for teen minutes,
without discovering thai he ordinary man.
Ills conversation easy. flowing. entirely unanbiii
GUS and in his happier moods, it literally ran over with
wit and humor
MI +. proteSsed conversion many years ago, and
TO The day of hs deal H. humble aud consistent chris
tan He left behind him numberless friends all Of whom
VIII regret that he, WIN long the fe of their cir
Gle. has Fl them for H. leaves also widow and
seven children, to deploe loss which be
paired. lr'el severity by sorrow, In his latter years
us cons ,ation TO them that he chasened in
va,n but tina. he bent humbly and meeky beneath the
inl'c''on of his Creators hand Rich. Whig
-. on Sunday. the ooh of October, after shor
Illness. ROBERT WILLIS. infant son of T. l.. anC
H. H. linsley, aged one year and five months.
ouHer little children t. come unto Me, and frbd
.hem not for OF such is the kiagi'm # Heaven"
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MARRIAGES.

MARRIED On W-ln 'Sday. he 3)h nj by Rev
Samuel D,vdson Mr.. JONATHAN PITTS of SCOTS
vile, and Mis- MARY A. SNEAD If App'mattox.
-, on Thursday evening, the LII inst. by the
Rev. George w. Leflwch, ID cror JOHN {. CAR
PER, f + anklin. 10 Miss CORNELiA A, daughter
Of Mr.. Edward Merman, Of Beef I'd
-, on Thursday. the 9TH ms, at 81. Helena
d'ofd county. by the Rev. John q. Shoppers m, Mr.
- JORDAN. of Covinstm, 10 Miss BET TIE J
PENN Of The Gpr,er place
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
l.YNCIIRUw,: NOV IA

III NVIT BVN(s, NOV 10.
lobAtto-lnsrccted the past week 50 llhds.
do previously 3s9
Rather more doing The past week. and the market
very firm Sale of one crop Of 6hhds Leaf and Lugs
nj tl3 ~ do hhls. at Sli 20; one do s hhds al
Sl3 81; one do hhds. Leaf Al Si 50; do | hhds
Leaf at So aud Is hhds. VI promscuous parcels al
from $40 To SIS p.
WHEAl-S5 to Doc for Rcd; On t, 95r for White
WILLIAM r. SMITH,
Commission Mcrchaut.
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DOUBL BOOT S
FOE Vl'E.y'TEE,
" E n Y N G E, A r
Oct. ol-4t Sc ABURS y

NO Il L.
WILL be sold the ghes bidder at the late residence
w oil Mrs Nancy Jones, decd. in the county OF Apo
mattox about five miles south OF The Spout Spring Tavern
ON Tuesday, the 10th dag OF December next, TWELVE
very likely and valuable SLAVES, consisting Men, No-
men, Boys and Girls. Also, the
Tract Of Land
whereupon Mrs Jones lately resided containing $50 cres
The term, will be liberal made known the day OF
sale NJ b NOW LIN,
Administrator with the will annexed oil
NV 2l-tlOD John JONES' decd
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Family Residences for Rent.

vJyh subscriber has for rent two comfortable FAMILY
RESIDING ES sius ted in retired and pleasant neigh
borhood the hill Both enements have recently
thorough repair from garnet having commodous
dining rooms and closets in the easements together with con
yement wood lots good gardens, &c Se attached to the
premses Onone OF these lots we'll Of excellent water
which will be common by the two tenants Posses
son to be had immC diately 49, ,,,,,-.,..,
June 27-Wilts CllAtLEe W 'HhlC ll.i-''
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Jrsss of Railroads IN Equalizing the Prices of 4rri
CULTURAL Productions 1t is in country like the Uni
,d states of extended that the advantages If rail
GODS are most str,kngly illustrated We have almost
av y,risy of climate and by # railroads. The
o,,i ,e nroduci ms Of each dlused and scattered
ove, the whole country. that all EN- JOY whatever j.
xceen in the climate of each. The sphere Of our com
f,rrs are enlarged just in prop nn rapdty and ease
transit.
thew in correcting the ineq altas of prodn ton. which
in an extended country always limit and qualify the rule
Of general abundance No parts of our conatry uni
FIRMLY besl the same extent. In every year. me
eectinns arr more rtnnite than others. The il that
is prolific this year, teius It's customary return the next
ycess of draugh wet, are always prevailing in me
mart Of ourswde dpmain anl these, though they may
cause great distress wherever they are elt,
ann, eciated or unler,tond by the aggregate mass.
In ENGLAND the loss of any crop threatens with
fmine the whole popn ion. In this country the crops
of State or section as large The whole of thai island
my prove failure without affecting the price Of food Coz
the country. The aggregate production is ample for all
and he failure Of section il supplied by the abun-
dance in others ,lc,ads. and 9th T means of trans
poration, serve the office Of great balance wheel
which keeps the general supply uniform though 1t may
he derived this year f. IN Ohio, the next from Indana
and he third from Illinois. Without tie means Of Trans
mutation each would be dependent upon it, own
crops. and their failure would he equivalent famine
In "a great country" and wi the facilities for trans
poratlun which We erjoy, have elements of growth
strength and comfort pos ,ed by afy olht the
OIL be- We are always certain of go sunnv # f,jd
at reasonable cost without depending upon forr conn
ri s. Hire ahead of al. other pc pie, and oar
fortunate condition in this respect will d. more ihIn all
other causes from conmnrcit emtarrassmputs
fom financial crises, and po al dscontens We
have broader material bass Of pt spefltv than any
other nation. and we have rght L expect in our
growth >ponding result s.--.imer r. Journal!
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Public rcmufrance Meeting

public meeting OF the Sous Of Temperance will be
held n the New Londnn Academy, Saturday, the
23rd lust Banner will be presented by the Lad es
To The New London Acadeny Division. No. 293 on
that Jay Speeches appropriate Ia the occasion will b.
delivered Several speakers expected 10 b. present
All Sons OF Temperance and the public generally are
resprcllully invited to be present he OCCASION
November Dist
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J, NEWTON GORDON,
Attorney mt Law,
INNcupIrRH Va

LYNCHBURG, VA
VAS taken an Office in story OF the Masonic
Hail. entrance the Post Office lie will still conti'-
ne to practice in the Courts OF Lynchbug, Campbell and
Bed ford and will also attend to the prosecution OF claims
the General All business entrusted to
him will be carefully attended TO.
Republican and Bedford Sentinel copy.
Nov lI-wIwH
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,gNHE books Of subscription the increased Capital
Stock in this Company, will be closed on Tuesday, the
10Th oil the present month, (Noyember) the original sub
scrbcrs have not subscribed the Stock can have
the privilege subscribing until the said 26h day. and no
longer by order oi the board,
Nov PITS M. W. DAVENPORT, Sec'ry
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$50 REW ARD.

DAN tY from T. F. t,Imaldi OF Lynchburg, about
three weeks ago, negro man belonging to me, by
the name ol RURWiIl.; he j. uncommouly hhtly oi a
COLOR considerable quantity o hair about
his lips though he have akel that I'll SINCE Lowing,
he about five feet ee ten inches sh, line figure,
aud very intelligent He rst-fate boot and shoe
will give twenty dollars reward Ion HIM II taken IN the
county OF Amher Campbell, hppomanS, Buctns ham OF
Nelson and fifty dollars if taken anywhere else, that
get him again lie be confined Jail, delivered to me
=, amherst rthoue, or Homer Watson IN Lynch
burg. VILLAINS NNlSpN'
Nov 2I-is Republic copy.
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THE NASHVILLE CONVENTION

n, 7H,r.lan the President ked the Secretary e
.,1 letter received from Mr.. Bowles an absent mem
~, n the Tennessee deegatn The letter written
- strong terms of secession.
Tbs States being ca led resolutions offered by
Nss,s Jores aud Hunter of Georgia. Davenport Of
Mssissi ,pi Pillow and Donaldson OF Tennessee and
Thsves of South Carolina Mr. Cheves' res luton is as
follows
R,solred That secession by he Joint acri n of the
,vsholing States. is the only efficient remedy Tor the
sooravated wrongs which they endure and the e.
pormous which threaten them in the future from
the usurped and unrestricted power of the Federal
Government "
Mr. Cheves then delivered written speech. which
occupied three hours. The speech fully reviewed the
SUBJECT Of secession and recommended It the only al
lernative. No vote taken before The adjournment,
On Ffiday the STATES being called MI Sneed of Ga.
presene buttons declaring the recent lepislaio
Congress direct attack bv the North the rights of
the South tina, the Convention cherished the hope that
Texas would .huke the aboilionists by spurniog the
proposition II rexss should accede the Convention
would protest against the act grievance TO the
cession.
Mr. Wharton, of Ga, presen, the following resou
tim:
Resolced That it should be the policy Of This Con
vent on, while II strs up some 10 higher grade OF feel
jnr should restrain others who would rush into fatal &C
ton without he necessary propagation.
Mr. Wharton sp Ike in fiery strain at some length,
/, support of the resoluti Mr. Clab Inc, Of Tenn,
allowed in strong secession speech VIII en- he closed
the Convention adjourned until the next day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-21

Il Y.VINBUKG C.lSN STORE
Bank Square--l4th Oct, 1850.
VOHN }. PURVlS, Agr. having reduced his stock of
- goods to how point during the past Summer, is
receiving aud filling mp his Store with every variety Of
NEW GOODS Of the latest styles and very cheap
prices.
N.B.-New G od- will be added 10 my st elk almost
every week during the Fall and Winter.
JOHN ]. PURViS, Agt.
GOODS AT WHOLESALE.
Intending to keep in future large Stock f Goods
haod "A, all tunes. Country Merchants will find ii To
their interest II buy Of me 10 SCI again j. j. p.
Oct I4-isf
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Valuable Residence In Danyi:lc
Tor &ale.

4 = am abut TO leave ID inylll. of for sal, the
"A House which atn oecupyinQ win over tir.s
Acres oil Land attached. The dwelling ofhrick thfee
-i,fe- huh. 40 feet square with IN hal IL fst
wide running the eutitn length Of the from, and snttlei
root. hch affords fne view II Tie lawn and the
FOUNDING cuunry. II is sli1ihiy sna'ed being tia
summit IA hill in the canrr, of The WI, and cnts'
perh Ups the commanding psi In the place rs II
ctrt,ny ne Of the delign ul and heal nv, Thre
BRICK kltrh"u and ,ther hunses tachsd Hhi
III re Is als good Spnng uron the lot he property
will be I'D less Than The Improvements east If sile
can he eff cied before the md # the year.
The g'alm appreciation Il real esats in Drnvilie,
the odvansgts liz. place result ing from Tia
np.tnn of the itichmopd and Dogllie R,il"'ad W
constructing and the dsifahuess Of the poperte "ffe'
eo al render this rare chance for me tm Mt II "a
w-hng to buy com'ouncate with mo prrs ma y II
by Ia ter addressed To "Danville. Va"
Nov. FIT A. w. & TERRY
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---~-~~F~s>D~|~ENFN~|NsNsNF
q n A NO S c n & NJ E S :.

Monday, Nv. 25--Md Consolidated Class l5t -(75
& lD-rlek,ts Ss-Coptals y 5oo II of 800, 80
VI .Oo0.
TUESDAY, NV. 26 Rel Air. Class 81 -(7S g. I5)-
Tickets S5Ca siias $50 900. 600, 5000, 2ti 40
"Wednesday. Nov. 21.-Su-qu'haan Canal, Class %
-7S l0 Tickets &l0-C,pitals $4,000, 90 600.
5000. 5000. 5000. $50, 50 II 900 50 Of 500
Thursday. NV 2S--Ml. Consolidated. Class IS 90
US y l2)-f'ekes $5-Capoas S20,000. Of 5000,
3 m 300
Fulay. Nov 29.-Md Consnliia ed Class | 81 - ne
l3) -flchets IS Capitals OF 10000. Of SOY i,
70 If 300.
SATURDAY,, NV 80 Grand CONS 'hlael. Class
as y POI -lirkrts $50 Capitals $50 ono. 10000.
200. Ii 5D3 20 2uf 6010 . of 100, 20 Of 800
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KeGdy .vS0de sfofhfng.
u, r, C., PETERS

received and opened iur inspection, one n the lar
] ] gest and hes, assorted stock II
II r. Il Dr mn u r { l. % tn ING
10 be found IN this market which he has h made uP IN tho
nosi fashionable and substantial mannet, in New N,rl
pr.ssly lo this market All liz asks isan examination by
those want 81 such good ,ho'ne purchasing
lie has also ~ his employment experienced Gutter,
from Philadelphia AMI would he pleased TO have gods
up tho ahonabIe sly aud IN rretv instances
warrant good 1T. u i. - IN bhas
NV l=ts
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CINCINNATI. Nov. a.
Three houses are packing hogs On droveis' accoun
There are no sales The weather being unavoahe SHES
IF Hams from he block AT $3.50 Lard the demand
exceeds the supply. 1000 kegs sold at g. for old No /
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VIEW. GOODS.

vINIE subscriber is in receipt o his eutitc stock OF
/ Pa ! and w inter q u o. as;
and would call The attention OF the Ladies TO the following
desirable and cheap Goods -:
Rich Brocade Chine Y Plain Siks
French N English Mprinos, Ihbe Cloths,
PLAIN Il Embroh. Mousn DE 1ains,
Plain N fignrd Aipacas, all calors,
Silk Buttons, Braids n Hair Bell Trimmings,
Scpcrior White Il Cold Grape Shawls
NcIinp do,
New Paris STYLE Cloaks, Sacks Il Nezeur,
Long Plaid n PLAN Shawls.
Sup'r Grape Embro'd Scafis,
together with splendid assortment OF Ribbons, Gloves and
Hosiery, &c, &c. u. 4. {. PETERS,
Nov It's
Republican
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II NIIITIIN1 IIIIlNTAs 7 UNI
McGs1EEEN n nOLC0NRE,
T. IL d Va \ - l.. vi a 4 d u
InIORNEI AT LAZY.

y
WILL. ATTEND, regularly, the superior and inferior
W Courts oi Campbell Amherst, and the corporation OF
I.ynchhmp.
Al hnsas, entrusted to his will receive his prompt
and dilipcnt attention.
Sep, 20 jmo-ii
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V'jrSissiO, To lCff

T rules held in the Clerks Office, OF Franklin Circuit
n Court the lth day OF November 1850.
Peter Housman, Executor OF Adam lHherd, decd,
Plaintiff,
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NEW YORK. Nov. 10.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
The Stock market has been rather heavy to-day aud
Government Securities nj the Second Banrd e sed at /
per decline on vest .rdiy's pncrs. Exchange ON
London IOal0i premium.
Flour steady -saes If II 600 bhs al at56a1 90 for
common state hrlnis; S,nlhctn Sioia5 Ob.; Genesee
$5.a5 l24; rye flour 43,37a350; meal i2i per
bbl
Wheat steady -saes of 800 bushels Genesee wheat
at 10 cts; also 1000 bus. Michigan white ut ! II cts
red do IOiiiO5 cts sleady-s,los II old al 7la72
CTS f. ulxrd and yellow and new do 60 iG6 els, with
sales Of 900 bnshel> rye irmsacs Of 1000 bushels
Il, 81 cts oats iOnl3 cts.
Provisions continue finn. with speculative
ment-saes Of 1900 bbs. Pork NJ 81 ll2iall 25; beef
and bacon remain unchInged lard sa7. for bis aud
kegs.
The Grocery market presents no special changecoi-
fee steady sugars aud moass quiet; 81 3. vr old,
aud - Tor new.
Cotton has been unsettled by the news, aud the ten
Iency is to decline Sal only of 300 bales prices
unsettled to admit Of qnelallon.
Whskry Is firm al 25a29 cts. per gallon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-21

Books for Farmers, Gardeners, &C.
EUROPEAN Agricultural and Rural Economy, by Cole
IL man,
The American Farm Book, by Allen,
The farmers Manual practical treatise on the nature
value oil Manures,
The Culture OF the Grape Vine, by Allen,
Farmers Instructor,
Iieb,g's Agricultural Chemistry, new I'D,
/ American Fruit Cuturist
Downugs Fruit Trees Of America,
American Flower Garden Directory,
Johnson's Diconar, OF Gardening,
Kitchen Gardener, by BUST,
Domestic Animals, by Allen,
The Poultry Book, by Bennett,
The American Poultry Yard, by Browne,
Cattle their Breeds, Management and Diseases, by Youa
Youatt the Structure and Disease OF the Horse,
Sheep Ilusbandry, By Randall,
Treatise on Cattle, large work,
Kinds Farrier and Seed Book, by Skinner,
Mason's Farrier Z" New Ed, &c. &c
Nov Its ID. b. PAYNE & BRO.
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FOR CASH ONLY!

selling orat Prime Cost and underto Close
CONC ERS
INTENDING 10 wind present business u, the IL 81
i March next would ule entire stock al kiAuh
MADE CLOTHING and DRY GOODS at cos and under,
the portion o the stock having been purchased tbs
tall makes desirable and complete. We would invite the
attention all IN want ol goods in line, to call on rs be
lore purchasing saving OF at least 80 cent can be ell
iectod by the operation in
Ready Made Clothing,
and more particularly Winter, Business, and Over Coats
tr,a at will be oiiertdour assortment IN this
being very We would also call the al
iention oi
Rail Road and Canal Contra ctors
stock OF Clothing, adapted ior servants and hire.
ling
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find tins a oppor-
tunly 10 supply themselves HARI MOSES
All persons indebted To by bond, note open account
will please settle; wishing to bling our business to
speedy close, hope they will do hou iurter notice
Nov Is--wt<it BART n MOSES.
DUCK WHEAT FLOUR--Jusi rscei wed good lot OF
- Bu,kwhtat Flour. All who Hant good cake viii call
.oon SMirtlSDN h SIA1llAM.
Nov lS-ts
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PIIIIAUELPHTA. Nov 10
The Stock market Is without change. Pa. s. 93!
nominal-U ). 6s Coupons 10. Sterling Exchange
l0lI0,
The Flour market is stead y.Sa of 500 hbs com.
mon brands at 81 9tn5 Extra AT a5O2a575 Corn meal
s3a3 0G, Rye Flour $50
Gram steady. Sales 2 600 bushels Wheat a, IO7alGS
cts for red and llsll7c for White Yellow Corn 55a
Sic. Oars 37a42c Rye S2c.
Provisions are firm Slles Of Mess Pork Al tl2al2l
Prime 500 l2l. Beef quiet. Bacon Sides 6snGsc--
Shoulders sc Hams S.aI0sc. Lard 7'aSc in bbIs and
kegs.
The Grocery market rem ms without change. Sugars
are ra Their duh -Molasses unchanged Rice 3ia3,c.
The Cotton market quiet under the news. No sales
reported
Wool in seady request. Sales at 23l2ic for nnwash
ed, com,non 33a3ic. fine A To So cts perlb.
Whskey 27a2Sr. per gallon,
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NOTICE.

1--WE subscriber having been employed Salesman by
Mr. George Bagby, respectfully requests his numerous
friends and aequaianccsn Bediod, and elsewhere, 10 give
him call before making their purchases al
GrOcPriPS Iron Nc,
assuring them that efforts will he spared Ia please
| Flour, Oats and Tobacco JAMES IEFTWltl.
Srnl
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.HlfOrnPys ut Lar,

AMufRST Go 10, Va.
ms. y. GOLE.1f.IN' n ROBERT RIDGU.IY JR.,
ANlNG united IN the practice 81 Inv, will attend
regularly the Supero, and Inferior Courts OF Amherst
NelSon aud the corpmation OF lynchhmg.
All business entrusted to their will meet with prompt
AMI dligeni attention
.Ahi,oss Amherst Court House, Va.
luI
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IN CIIANCERY


RO. r. Woods, q. RIO a. SCOi J.,
Nov 2I-Wdw ~ I.