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present course by Mr. Heaih's farce Indeed he Thought
very por farce, and rather calculated 10 brino Mr.
Heath into Hdeule. than the Democracy Mr. Cook
oil Roanoke. 10 reply ioa question Of Mr. Pdce "Who
Is Col. u w. Thomnsonlo asked very enpba,ically
"tho ,cds 1hos .Nslson2' The same inquiry occurred
to ourselves. One would have thought from the howl
ing set up over the removal of fhos Nelson FINN the
rolertorshp o this port that the first vacant office the
Democracy had 10 bestiw they wanld cinfer upon Nc
Nelson. whe whatever. may he his ruliics is true
and loyal Nirginan But alas. the vanity If human
hopes Put not your trust in Princes or Democrats
Where was 'rhos, Nelson yesterday
We have referred 10 the Democratic speakers. We
will nov say that we have rarely Witnessed in the de
bate vi the Houses nobcr and more manly specimens Of
eoquence than exhibited Yesterday IN the W hiu
side Messrs. Mayo, Price. Barwell. VERIFY Dorman.
Flood, Syme Seaar, made the earnest appeals TO
The II use IL absan from the proposed rr scpye poll
cy The eff Ills Of MeSsrs. Bniwell Y,rby ard Serar
were OF considerable length, and marked by rare eo-
our Demncatc opponents. could have listened nnmoved
to these lofty and Impressive appeals for the houof
Nlrgin,.
1t Is but fair to notice that the rnmor that Colonel
Thompson lad uttered certain atrocous sentiments in
regard To slave lnsnrrectun referred in he brief and
happy speech OF Mr. Syme emphatically denied by
Mr. FERGUSON.
The House adjourned without deciding the fate Of the
First Auditor. The vote will probably be taken to-day
and the "hadts of Slang aud Fairweather which cry for
vengence" be appeased.
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PRESCRIPTION BEGUN.

The announcement, Of The performances Yesterday drew
agIeat crowd TO the House of Delegates The galleries
crammed and The Hobbies hronged, not few Ia
dies grazing by their presence The scenes attending
the execution Of James f.. Heath First Auditor Of the
State ofNirgina.
Knowing but little of Proscrp,i N in Virginia we had
supposed, by the application to that policy Of The term
ImHote, that II was quick and summary process not
'nillcting-much pain or suffering upon the patient but
putting him out Of his agonles in The must speedy and
satisfactory manner. Whether however the term has
zen wrongly appIed,or whether from Xperence and
the epdaon produced by horror their own use of the
ehsInment, the execuoners made most ted nus ond
nungiinc business of it, In fact, Prescription in Virgin.
Ia, as exhibited in the of Mr. Heath is not Guile
'ne, but an Indian mode Of torture. 1t is Tying man
70 Tree and bcichering him by inches They had Mr.
Heath at the stake three long hours and then dd'n fin
,sh him. FIRST the old Sachen Of Rockingham threw
,s 1'na"a"H at his head Then the young chief from
Franklin let fly qniver full of arrows; then the great
warrior from Logan gave him buffet. The friends of
me prisoner, 1t is true. plead hard for him
put TO drop the figures of gnioliues and ortures we
WIN ot'e,y State that the debate opened Yesterday
ny MI Mayo. who minated James F. Ueah FIR TO-
election to the office of First Auditor which he has hold
fr The last thirty years Mr.. Mayo passed warm and
Just eno2um upon the service and character of Mr.
Heath. Can't Martz of Rockingham, then rose and
nominated Col. Thompson, the martyr Of blessed mem
oty" who was elected from theDisrct Aorneysbin If
western virginia, and afterwards letter which
deprived nm even OF The sympathy of his friends
Capt Nlar7. declared that Mr. Heath was violen,
part z,n and also that he had written burlesone unon
The Democracy Mr.. Claiborne, of Franklin. gentle
man whom We have always admired for his fronkness
boldly avowed. in reply Mr. Price, who unused with
g,eat Zeal the meditaed prescription, that thew tina
peh"cracy, Intended tn remove Mr. Heath. because
'hey choose to do so. lie said he admitted the ,,orfhi
"ess; 'he slerthg integrity. the eminent qualifications
ni' ~ a'"; we use his own words) yet Mr.. CIa-
o''ne coniended the Democracy had right to remove
H 1,n ana WE INTEND TO DO III RIGHT OR
"hONG!!! Preach to us no long sermons; make us
no ron! appeals; don't talk t., about the euillone
sSu nf. Claiborne, il will have effect. We admired
Nr Claborne's candor as we said before. He comes
ooluly out, on all occasions, and speaks his mind And
we 'hank him for the disclosure he has made. Of the
s'"unas and prIncip Of The prescription policy. We
e wing 60 with him before the people Of Virginia
ulw. tne Issue which he has made
M Fergnson alluded in his speech to he farce writ
y" ny Jas. r. Heath to which Mr.. Mari had alluded.
i'Se NJ Clalolne. he dclaned bsin. ac;uaied IN his
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secured junction with the Virginia and Tennessee Road
at Salem and thus have cnt of from the benefits of
that investment, for an indefinite period As il is. the
question is settled in faror by The Mr. Wills
and he is now arragned for doing.
As 10 The blow given TO the credit of the State one
would suppose from what has been said that there were
someamions Of money appropriated by the Bill-when
IN truth the whole contingent appropriation amounts ony
10 1920 000 And then hear of connection bet
Siaunion and Buchanan and Bnchanan and Salem, as
if these schemes actually included in the Bill when
On the contrary, The lncatiun prescribed negatives the
i,ea utterly. so causelessly do sometimes censire
But Lynchburg is more deeply interested in sns-
tanning Mr.. Wills from considerations having no
direct connection with he merits or The Bill in Question
She has chararter To sustain, and upon that character
her future prosperity greatly depends She has been
CHARGED with sehness aud the late remarks of her pub
lie Press this subject will moi fear have the eff CT
to clear her from the imputGion Last year she WAS
iberalshe summoned to her aid the friends of Internal
Improvement, and procured what she much desired
Aud shall she deaf ear tn the claims of Others
who aided her in her hour Of trial Is this the character
she is desiraus Of maintaining z fear it will be
so though indeed ,d that the course Of the paper.
here have produced "protomder sensation' amongst
'he members Of The Legislature. than the vote Of Nh
Wills cnold have produced here--and fear we shall
feels its effects here the close of the Session These
very courses WILL in all prohab lily defeat the Road from
evil effects stop there.
In conclusinnl feel persuaded that in fail understand
ing If the vote, there twenty il this com
muni'y who will moi sustain Mr.. Wills, notwilhs,and
lug the COURSES Of The Press.
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Com n.iSslOmPv,s .yOsicc.

I Circuit Superior Court o Law and Ghanccry, con.
~ tnucd and held (o tho county ot Appamattox ut the
tourhousc thereof the 9th day 81 October tstg set.
ting as count OF thaneefy, present, Hon Dan Wilson,
Judge.
Merry Webb and Nancy NJ his wife, formerly Nanny NJ
Watkins, Plaintiff
against
Nathaniel Watkins, joal Watkins. IL, Andrew II BAKER
admt oi Edward Watkins deed, Philip Watkins, Thomas
w Ihotnh, and Martha his WIFI formerly Watkins, Rob.
ert h Watkins the aid Andrew II baker and ouisa q
his VILE William T.. Patterson and Martha ! H. his WIFE,
which said Louisa and Martha r. are children III Rob-
.t Webb and Polly Webb decd, late Polly Watkins. and
David Anderson, j.. & Go. Den's
IN tIIANtERY,
appearing 10 the Court that the subpoena awar IN,
plaintiffs against the defendant, Andrew H. Ballot the admir-
al Edward Watkins, decd has be duly aud mere
than two months la wing elapsed the day the
subpoena, and the filing ~ The plaintiffs bill motion Of
the plaintiffs the court doth take the hill Tor confessed tc
that defendant and the cause coming this dav be heard
upon the h, so taken Ion co doth adiudpc
order and decree that III" said Andrew H. Baker t,nc,
an account al his administration oi the estate al the said Ed
"aid Watkins, decd, upon oath, before tumI ui thi,
court who !" hereby required to oNamnc state and settle
the same, aud make report thereof this eout
with an, matter specially stated deemed pertinent b, him
sell. which he required 10 be stated by any oil III,
parties. Atopy-1este,
II +. BOCDtk, tpk.
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FOR THE "yIRGINiAN'
THE AMERICAN ART UNION.

.NesTs. Editors or all the humbugs that this ave
has producer, there Is none 10 eq1a The American AT
Union Flaming advertisements have been published by
interested persons in It's favor and thousands cheated
OUT their money by set # Gamblers in New York;
The managers If This lottery Oor ii be called by ne
oher name propose to send PICTURES those mho diaw
prizes at from $40 10 $780, and can buy The picture.
IN any book Store at from 80 cenrs to ST. The value
these gamblers put upon them, in New York. is wholly
fictitious and is intended to deceive The unin,ormpd
warn the people of Virginia against these loiteries and
hope member Ola Christian Church viii deal in them
even if the pictures valuable they are worth
less No doubt he managers in New York are chuck.
ling over the mne nse amount they have sNinded o
the conhdng purchasers, and prepared to retire
and live in splendor on their ill-goten gains.
HUMBUGGFD.
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MR.. CLAWS RESOLUTIONS.

These resolutions discussed on Monday in ,.le
United States Senate, and Mr.. Clay made great effor
IN their behalf.
Whatever may be thought of these resolutions, we
conno deny our conviction of the patriotic motives Of the
mover, nor our admiration OF the gallant manner il
which he bore himself upon introducing them in the Sen
ate. There is great deal Of The genuine hero about
Hairy OF lie west, Old aye does seem to have cast
cloud over his bright aud hopeful spirit For aught
that we can see, the "Gray D,uglas" lays about him
with an arm As vigorous and stawari in the prime Of
manhood. Nh Clay possesses rare combination Of the
calm wisdom Of old age aud the fiery hear of youth We
trust that his resolutions may prove least the germ 81
satisfactory adjustment of the questions which they
are directed. The great difficulty of satisfactory al
nsmen is moi IN the subject llself but in The temper OF
hose who seek 10 sacrifice the rights and honor Of the
Southern States.
Whatever be the result of Mr. Clays attempt at com
promise. we honor his Lofty and patriotic motives and
we admire the brave and buoyani spirit with which he
dashes into the melee Of debate and bears hmselfke
young cavalier Of twenty rather than veteran Of three
sore and en.-Rich. Rep.
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A GREAI MAN.

The highest, nobest conception have ola grea,
man. is who understands the power Of his own soul
and is continually axerng that power for the promotion
of good; who chefishes deep and solemn sense
Of the sacrednes Of duty, and hesitates to dis.
charge that duty be the consequences tjurious
his interests; is who in matters of religion lends
naught but blind eye to all party ceeds but scans the
work of nature, the revelations in scripture the deep
yeafnngs of The human s1n is who gives all truth
welcome how much soever it may conflict with his
pride; is who is ready to nnexibe jus
lice. how much it may effect his interest; is one
who rebukes all evil however high the transgression
stands; is whose synpahes always esponse the
Of the oppressed, the down trodden and injured.
Extract.
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Frederika Bremer.-Ihis lady, who is at present the
centre of attraction in the literary circles of New York
Is thus spoken OF by correspondent Of the Providence
Journal : "She Is chatty, pleasant body. and looks
kind and considerable enough to be a pattern maiden
aunt 10 all children that love gingerbread and good sto
lies. She is Pronounced by all who know her we'll to
be most truthful, unassumng and lovely character
She is one Of those persons whose extreme panness ere
long grows quite agreeable, and you think more Of her
fine and beautiful hand than of her ungracefu yure and
prominent nose"
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JUSTICE.
CoMMuNIc ATED.
RAIL ROAD IRON.

.nesos. Editors IL have lately seen a beautiful spe
cimen Of Railroad Iron, Of the l. PATTERN which is now
almost universally in This specimen was sent by
delegate Mr. Wills 10 Mr.. Otcy and NAV be seen
at the Virginia Bank. 1t is Wtlch Iron, and Mr. Wills
says be contracted for $50 per ton delivered
in Richmond or City Point | forge. which; he alsc
writes that the Petersburg Company is perfectly satisfied
with the hon furnished by the same persons, who are
willing 10 contract al $50 per tor aud that The Iron
thus furnished was fully equal 10 the specimen This is
good news fr The Virginia and Tennessee Rail road as
II now has II in is power t. procure excellent rails
less price than ever before known
A STOCKHOLDFR
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RAN AWAY

1NtoM the subscriber, ON "Wednesday morning, the 9Th
i ihsi, NEGRO WOMAN named Eliza about 30 YEATS
old, dark colour, and common size, and had aid
linsey dress and red plaid shawl hired said woman at
New Glasgow, the lat o January, ior cook from Mi
Sterling Claiborne hired last Mr. Ityan
Appomatiox Courthouse, and has husband at that plar,
and VIII no doubt try aud get to him. she without
any cause 81 ptoNoca,iun She has relations Amherst
Courthouse Will suitable reward fo, het app,e
SION ana delivery To me, secured IN Jail get her and
apprchendod, will rc.hc her Tor the remainder Of the
year GARLAND pOINDESrER
Amherst county, Feb. II
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SQ1Q-1l2 90


This does not include the mineral tormage--but re
duce this S8O0Oo0 and surprising the cost of the road
10 be $500 00O-whch is an eXcess-and surprising the
expense Of running the road and keeping it in good
der 10 be 800 600 per annum; and there is left ten
per cent dividend upon their stock invested
That this revenue will be far short Of the actual re-
cepls no man can doubt, when he is told that the
cepfs upon the Baltimore and Ohio railroad for last
year were 81 ,5l6 033- Although this road has only
reached Cumberland, aud completes with the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal.
I'M doubt" continues the Engineer, "ihat the coun-
ties Of Virginia alone WILL a, no distant day. sustain hi
estimate. But when we look to the country lying be
tween the Virginia line and Knoxville, which is in nc
respect inferior he best counties of that line
ry candid mind must be convinced that The capacity o.
the track will be The only limit to The tonnage which Is
to PASS over it,"
1t is with the portion Of this pamphlet which relates
To the manufacturing prospects of Virginia that we are
host pleased What field for action is there laid out for
all of capital. Of influence, Of patriotism. and how ten
ia! would be The results lowatds making Virginia indie
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$smssS}>SDs
By Saturday Nights Mail.
Arrival Of the Steamer Empire Citv,
Transmitted for the American.

NEW OnLEAns. Fsh.3.
LATER NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA;
TERRIBLE GONFLAGRATIO JNAIIGIJRa.
ZION or GOVERNOR BURNErr-ELEC
lion OF ATORS-SUSpENSION or
M MN, ~ ,n,!A,.iiIoNs-ADopTioNO OF THE
by an arrival here we have dates ftmn C,,;f,,n;. 4.
tao 3lsi Deoember.
tremendous confederation iok place in the CITY of
oah 'iencsr" IN the 9Th December Ia, ing waste great
PARTON "' '1e elly. Where The flames frs, broke ou,
they might have been subdue1 but fr tie want IF an
organized e department aud the scarcity NJ 6re .,yina,
lhe IRE soon began Iospread aud oeied all Efforts 10 az.
'"s"sh IT, hn' very large pnr,ion Of the city was
neap ot smonIdetinp ruins II is impossible to estimate
me e"r' loss hn, Is supposed BE- hss than from
Que million ana halt 10 two millions of dollars Besides
the buildings destroyed there was also y,st ammn, ~
g"ols and every variety OF merchandise.
The Assembly met on tho I7h Decemtrr when NJ:
Burnett was duly inaugufaied Governor.
on The 2lsi the Assembly met, aud declared C.I
tf"m"n, aud MI. Gwinn. (his christian nsme not given
United States Senators
he new Constitution has been adopted by n v,,e Of
twelve thousand IN lis favor and eight thousand aynins,
The mining operations have been snspcmIed in coo.e.
sequence "i deep SHOWS and heavy nins prevailing
Among ito passengers in the Empr, Civ are tho
Hon. 6r" w. Wright aud Hon Edua ard Gilbert, Cou-
giesslnnal Representatives elect
Hon T Butler King and T. Harrison, Esq Calleeor OF
The fh ct san Francisco w X Kinder bearer of desuac.
IS from The United States boundary Commits ioner. j.
how'c OF the Navy and Lieut. Morrs bearer of tpatche,
nom 'om- 'anrs also came passengers.
The steamer Oregon arrived at Penama ON the 10th Jap
nary having lett San Francisco New Years any SIN,
and the two Representatives. Col trcmon, was detained
at Panama IN consequence o the serious illness his wo
h'3"mn took pe..ege on The Falcon lo New Orleans
FIRE IN STOCKTON
destructive fire occurred IN the city Of Stnck,o IN
the 23d Dcc,mber. which DESTROYED many hms =
"ss estimated Al Sl5000o
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COME ONE! COME ALL!
Sale of House and Lot.

A IDohSlANT To II decree ol tho Circuit
ENHOA ! Superior Court oi Law and CHANGER,
Sfy sssE 10, the town oi lynchhutp, rendered the
M.NSs&EA iath June, ISL IN sui, therein depending
-, IN which William Thurman Is plaintiff and
,ll"m J. Lambeth, John =. Hawkins, Warwick Y Rcad
Mille, Nahrits llanenck 4 Adams s. NJ a. Garland
hswel 'lahnr,, and Samuel rondr xter IT. defendants
shaise' at public auction. tn the highest bidder, pre-
msos, on the Nh day al March, 1890, the HOUSE AND
i.oi IN hr proceedings mentioned, situated Nam ~
stree, Nnehhntg, adjoining the Tobacco Factory Lot own.
cd by Mcssts Warwick 4 Head
Trims W SNl.E.-A credit Of Il, ~ and rs months,
equal instruments the purchaser giving bonds good
enfy aud the title withheld until the purchase unoy is
paid liable 10 be resold IN ui default.
II. DuNNlNGroN Commis ,ioncr
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For the Nirninian.

.Ncssrs Editors Among the great multiplicity of ne
ons FIR signatures that in almost daily circulation
In streets, the latest and exquisite specimen of
Wing nagnanmlty recod the nupel spectacle If a
Wing carrying about paper soliciting his feiio,c Uhigs
10 sign, asking the hands Of the Postmaster General
the appointment Of a Democratic Postmaster for this
,own-and Wing, in every way qualified a candidate
FIR The same office, and in community that always has
been, aud always will be decidedly W hin
PRINCIPLES AND NOT MEN
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From The Patriot

Having learned that worthy and able Representa-
tive, John Wills. Esq will not he candidate for re-e-
leciion to The General assembly of Virginia. the at
iention Of The voters of Campbell County is called
DAVID T. SPENCE Esq as suitable person to be
voted for at the ensuing election, by
MANY WIGS
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~ >>|>~>S>->~>>>|>s>----
4 FAREWELL TO MY FRIENDS

Ga my to-day's departure Cor California. bid hearty
and deerly felt FAREWELL. 10 all my numerous friends
10 lynchburr, aud TO OLD VIRGINIA in general -
May The smiles Of Pro, dence upon her aud may hc
sons when IN lar distant countries with recepo,
equally VAIN as that which found on her hospilabl,
shures
HUGO STANGENWALD.
Lyehbug. Va. Feb. Slh. 1850 IL.
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penden' "t he "ordl viii she ABORT this palev. ur
VIII she still continue To BIZ dependent npan III. North
ir the very spade with which To inter the ashes of the
dead - ~
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

LYNCuBuRG, FEB D. 1880
TOBACCO.
Futy-two hhds. inspected during the week. y hhds
sohi-,z ~ hhds lugs at from ~ 50 7O aveap inp
6o hhds Ieai at from 50 20 To 81 2o averaging 81 ~
The dlWctcs OF Loose Tobacco are not la 10 this az Ion
the last two weeks Demand good and prices unchanged
WliEAT-Red so 10 S2A cts, White s. To s7b cts
WILLIAM i. SMITH,
Commission Merchant.
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

l WISH topurchase number OF LIKELY NEGROES
! 10, which ! will pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICES
MI letters addressed Liberty, B,dlofd county will
receive prompt attention, W. c. HEWITT.
Aug. Sits
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Great Stock of Winter Goods,

FOR SALE, AT BUT LITTLE OVER COST.
VVNlElatgc mercantile concern with which
being about To close it's business II becomes necessary
nt me TO SELL OFF rapidly possible my large stock
nj goods In all winter Goods such Blankets Fiaunes
iinseys, tassn.ts, Yam jeans Shaws Nc. Ac., great
bargains may be had. All persons IN want OF CHEAP
goods will please call without DELAY.
J'"7 its JNo J, puRvis, Agr.
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WE.N'ssH kUIbZ.Y.N.

10I Front street, New york
- IVES his particular attention to III. sal, of aMANIJ
~ FAC fuRED AND LEAF TOBACCO,n and other
podoce and will make lar and liberal ad, anccs on tho
samc lie also pays particular attention To III, execution OF,
orders iof produce generally Addross as above.
Ian L lmI
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MARRIAGES.

Married on the evening OF the 9th inst. by the Row
w. II. Kinrkle, WILLIAM b. ROANE and MARIA
L.. only daughter of II. @ Tompkns
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Further POSfDOnpmPnf.
A UCTION SALES

BY GARLAND & MOSBY.
WYE will sell. on tuesday, the 18th inst, at II o.
w clock at Exchange corner. first rate Double
BUGGY, and second hand CARRIAGE.
Also
Teas Segars, Friction Matches
Shoe Brushes, b acking Spoons,
HALVES and Forks. Pins, Soaps Sc. 81.
Will be added 10 the above without reserve to close
consignment.
90 boxes Sperm Candles,
10 tiyd pressed Wax do
Starch.
We will also offer for sale few good Saddle. Harness
and Hack Horses.
GARLAND & MOSBY, Auclioneers
Feb lit
Lump Plaster.
% Tons Lump Plaster, on the street, tor sale by
sDU Jan 7--ts GEORGE BAGBY.
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LYNCHBURG MARKETS, FEB0.

LYNCHBURG MARKETS, FEB %.
Provisions Bacon. d 10 81; Beef. $ito 50; Corn
Meal 10 10 rs cent.
F1orr 81 40 to 4 50
ltheit-lted 80 cents; White So
G,am-Com. 50 10 % cts; Oats % cents.
Cloro Seed So, to So. IN demand.
Uhiskey.-3O els.
BecSrar--lS to % cents
Batir-ll to 70 cts.
Brandy Apple none oflcrnr Peach. none offering
Bar Iron -ts5a,sote and $50 60 whom drawn to
order
Cofee-Rio Is to II cents; Lagnira Is To II; ia
va 10; Mocha 20.
Country Lmens-Iow II tn l2l; Flax i2i to Is
Cotton Inrns-Sales IL TO lS cents.
Feahew-30 To - cts.-Scarce.
Flor Seed Sales 80 to 95 cents
Fish lierrings No. |, 81 80; Shad. old 81 so
new s 50
Gin@ng-25 to 26 cents.
Ienp--We quote q 10 &c. in demand.
finseed OH--65 to 70 cenis--ln demand.
IWd-6i to 7.
.Noi,wes-West India IS to 40 cts per gallon \
o. 12to45 cents.
Pia.iu-Lnmp, So 10 81; Ground $6i ,o$7
Sugars -New Orleans to cents; Porto Rico 7 toS !,
cents; Clarified l2s cents; Loaf itol2i cents.
SM.-tl 81 %.
1aImc--9 10 - cents.
Tar $3.50 per Dbl
Itooi-2i 10 90 cis in demand.
" COL Rolls-no sales
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For Sale, Tobacco Factory Fixtures

oi O"hOj 1VUuOOV uOIUI IACUI CS
IiE sale o Tobacco Factory Fixtures, which WINS ad,ct
tscd by the Trustees o A. D. Read, % he sold on the
9Th INST, was postponed aud continued until TIli RS
nAh' we i'lll FEBRUARY, 1880 To take place at the
Nafkcthousc, in the town of Iynchbufp.
lERMS pt SAIE.--Sums under $40, cash. S2o and
mof", lmonhs credit. II, DtNNINGTON.
Feb