davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10
HOUSE.
Wednesday, March ), Is.

Mr.. Craig, from the Committee of
Roads, presented bill to incorporate the
Buford's Depot and Buchanan Turnpike
Company.
Mr.. Speed, from the Committee of
Courts, reported bill to amend the l56th
chapter Of the Code Of Virginia
An cngrossed bin appropriating the
Public Revenue was taken up on motion
of Mr.. Stovall, read a third time and pass
ed.
a bill authorising the issue of Coupon
Bonds was taken up on motion of Mr.
Stovall, amended on motions severally
made and then, on motion Of Mr.. Witcher,
ordered to be laid on the table.
Ancngrssed bill to incorporatcthe Wells
burg and Bethany Railroad Company, was
taken up, as the order of the day.
Mr.. Ferguson moved toamend the ryder,
yesterday offered by himself, so as to strike
out that portion of It relating to the escape
Of Fugitive Slaves over the Hemp9eld
railroad; and the House agreed 10 strike
out.
The ryder was farther amended, on mo-
tons severally made by Mr.. Southall.
The question then being on the third
reading Of the ryder.
Mr.. Russell addressed the House in OPP
position to the ryder, and in replication to
the remarks Of Mr.. Ferguson, delivered
the previous day.
Mr.. Ferguson briefly rejoincd.
Mr.. Massey of A., called the previous
question on the engrossment of the ryder;
and there was second. The main ques-
ton was then ordered, and being taken,
the House refused to order the ryder to its
engrossment, only, Is voting in the alirma-
tive.
After considerable debate the bill was
then passed by a vote 60 to %.
An engrossed bill establishing the Po-
tomac Bank Of Virginia at Moorefeld,
coming up on its passage, was opposed by
Mr.. Willis, and rcjccted-aycs A, noes Sc.
The following engrossed bills were read
third time and passed:
To widen and complete the Sistcrsville
and Salem Turnpike contemporaries
thrce-hfths oil the $4,000 out ofthe Trca-
sury-cxplained and advocated by Mr..
Horner, and passed by ayes 60, noes All;
To empower the Kanawha Lodge No.
70 of |. o. o. T. to erect Hall in the
town of Charleston, in the county of Kama
wha;
Changing the time for the commence
ment Of the act entitled an act authorizing
the qualified voters Of the town Of Lynch
burg TO elect Mayor, and for other pur-
poses;
Authorising the Governor and Superin-
tendent Of Weights and Measures to CON
tract for and have manufactured in Vir-
mia Weights and Measures for each coun-
ty and corporation in the State;
Authorizing an increase Of the Capital
Stock III the Tazewell Court House and
Fancy Gap Turnpike Company-(explain-
ed by Messrs. Carroll and Boyd and pass
ed ayes 50, noes 40-appropriates three
fisths of $4,000 out of the Trcasury;)
Amending the act of March 10, 1850,
entitled an act to provide for the construc-
ton Of "a bridge across the New River, in
Giles county.
An cngrossed bill extending the Floyd
Court Houses and Hillsville Turnpike Road
in the county of Floyd. coming up on its
passage, was advocated by Mr.. Carroll.
The ayes and noes having been ordered
on its passage.
The Speaker announced that the hour
for the recess had arrived and accordingly
vacated the chair.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10
EVENING SESSION

The Speaker took the Chair at Ee'clock,
and announced that the first business in on
der would be upon the passage of the bill
extending the Floyd Court House and
Hillsville Turnpike Road, in the county OF
Floyd, and for other purposes. The ayes
and noes havingbeen ordered thereon, were
taken and resulted as follows:-ayes 80,
noes 81. So the bin passed.
An engrossed bill for constructing the
Wolf Creek Turnpike Road in Tazcwell
and Giles counties coming up on its pas
sage was relected-ayes 81, noes 6s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10


TlnGINlA, q vtles Al - ~
~ Clerks Office u IT. eifc1It coua ~ n Y
corp tinn Il Lynehbarg. - Msadsy. ~ - ~
John siacklcford asd H. sassa - Z.
Shacklcfcidxb John >. LswsllsA, ~ - ~ -
ding under the ~ md ssyIs n n1e ~ n
Lcwcllcn. who sue Sf5rSthe - ~ U4&0 "a
Spence and Charles X. Slaughter, rcrSlsefl lz
agai4a
William I. Glenn John J. Glenn trustee.
A. Luck, executor of wiIlinm r. IIasnod q
Joha vannrs., +. P. Meyer. Edward Jenkj ii
Brother, Gum s. Bowc, Joseph q. Fuller, WI ~
Ayrcs. Temple Lewis 4 Co., n. L. Downcs. u
NJ Reynolds. Holland & Law. Edward L. HtsI
William Palmer, James M. Williams and Nstha1
Wilson, Dofis.
The object of this suit il to subject tho Easl
tects in the hands Of John ]. Glenn trustee, ~
deed Of trust executed by tho defendant Wsut
Glenn. for the benefit Of the plaintHs and Oh .
dated I'd July, 1915 10 the payment al the PIN
tiff. claims. aud TO get settlement Of the trusttse
transactions, and an accoun, &C the dcbts s0cure4
by the deed, and for general relief: And u sppSe
ing by ailiiavt that the defendants John vssnse1v
Z. L. Meyer Edward jenkins & Broth I. 81
Gum 4 Bawc are not Inhabitants Of this State, u
il ordered that the said defendants do appear hsrss
wahin month aficr due publication hereof. ssl
do what ia necessary protect their interest; ssd
that copy Of TIL, order be Published once wesk
Tor four successive weeks IA tho L.ypchburg vir
gilman, and posted the front door of tho ccurs-
hou-e in said corporation, on tho FIRST day IT die
ncSt corporation court.
A capy--re.te. D. ROBES. Ct.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10
Mr. FIOurnOy's Appointments.
The MayOraEsy.

Cor. WV Il. BRowx:
SIN: BY an act Of the Legislature il
will dos upon the people of Lynchburg on the
lst OF April 10 cast their votes for Mayor Of this
corporation and believing that you viii be elected IL
willing TO serve, number Of your friends are induc-
edo make call you, and most respectfully re-
quest, that you will declare yourself n candidate
forthwith, giving you that you will re-
ceive the support of majority of the voters of
Lynchburg. Your long and faithful services as a
public officer and the ability and zeal with which
you have discharged your duties cntitle Won TO that
support which we doubt not Will be literally and
cordially extended to you.
March TO- MANY VOTERS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10
Virginia Legislature.
HOuSE.
SATrRpAY. March l.

SATURDAY. March L.
Mr.. Kiiby offered the following rcsolrl-
ton:
Resolrcd, That this House will, with
the consent Of the Senate, adjourn sine die
on Monday the oath inst.
Several motions TO amend were made
and withdrawn; Mr.. Lewis Of Harrison,
then moved to lay the resolution upon the
table, but the House refused to do So
ayes IS, noes 46.
The question being then taken on the
adoption Of the resolution, it was determin-
ed in the afiirmative-ayes Is, noes Is.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10

The Convention met at 10 o'clock, to-
day, and the Journal Of the day previous
was read and approved. An Intellectual
effort was madet to change the hour OF meet
ing to IL o'clock again.
The Convention resolving itself into
Committee of the Whole, Mr.. Comas adj
dressed the Committee in conclusion ofhis
speech-and was followed by Mr.. Ridley
of southampton in support of the mixed
basis. Mr.. Paterson of Scott, was as
signed the floor after Mr.. Ridley, and after
speaking for about three quarters of an
hour, gave way TO a motion for the Com
mittcc to rise-he will conclude his re-
marks to-morrow.-B.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10

We regret to learn from Washington
letter under date of March 2, that the
dwelling Of Mr.. VIM. Jones, a gentleman
employed as compositor in the Union
printing Office, was entered last Saturday
night, and robbed of about f'celre hundred
dollars. This money was the saving Of
years-the avails of honest, type-setting
industry; and it is to be hoped that the
thief may be discovered and his booty Sc
cured.-B,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10
MANY VOTERS.
To Mc Cii-cbs of LmcibD,z

wv 'sJH'7tVHTT
We would respectfully recommend to YOU as a
suitable person to fill the oiceof Mayor Mr.. TIxs-
LEY RucKE6. Nh. L. is gentleman of much ex-
Perencc and well qualified: having served several
years Sheriff and for many years as Justice Of the
Peace in his native county, Amherst where he did
more business in the latter office than ans one Jus
ticc, and esteemed one Of the best qualified Justice.
in the county He was distinguished for prompt
ness, decision and dispatch in the discharge Of lis
duties and gave general satisfaction, as the people
of Amherst viii attest.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10
WEDNESDAY,, 9TH.

W EUNtSUAf, OH.
To-day, the Convention met at 10
O'Clock, and the journal of the previous
day was read and approved as usual.
Mr.. Fulkerson being entitled to the floor,
concluded bis remarks commenced on
Tuesday. After which, Mr.. Meredith Of
Richmond addressed the Committee ofthc
Whole.
Mr.. NJ. having concluded, on motion the
Committee then rose and reported pro-
gross, and the Convention thereupon ad-
journed.
Mr.. Neeson has the floor to-day.
Ea1. Thnysdan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10

81 jon PnfSTrrs, qFfo1'c fke Mafko,, Lynchbsrg.
Ia having added grca, vpiioty Of PLAIN asl
Fanny Tgye, Bordning, &c. 70 thc,s already FIX.
tcnliye Office, now more fully prepared 10 oxo-
cute FAM and OREAIEsTAL PgisTiSa III all ts
brnclc-, ~ superior style. and greatly reduced
prices.
" BlaHhs inl kinds constantly on hand, print
cd on the b, Of paper.
We hive ulso on hand n large lot Of Pocket Ch~&
Bool', very convcnicn, article iorlbusi es. 1.en.
March l0-jtG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10

FIIs1 my vi INV HVNf tUIIlsTHtIu0 VUUIN
A copy--Tesir. u. ROBES, CFt.
NJ & \, 70 Mar l0-wtw


NJ OTICE.- |, De ir ORDAINED BY
y the Common Council Of the Town Of Lynch
burg That ut the next annual election of Coininsn
Councimcn and Aldermen for snid Town, tho Scr
geani shall cause poll to be opened IN each Ward
Tor person, being freebooter in aud resident VI
the Town, to serve Magyar Of the Town for
year from the da,e of said election, until his
shall be elected. Aud the person rcccivips
the largest number of all the votes given shall "
declared duly elected 70 fill said Office.
Ia obedience the foregoing ordnance, shall
hold an election, in each Ward, in the town IL
Lynchburg. ON the hrat Tuesday IN April next. a.
the pieces hcretoinr, appointed to take the poll for
Aldermen and Common councilmcn Of said town,
for Mayor to seIxe twelve months from the day "
election henry HUNTINGTON.
Sergeant cfthe Corporation y Lynehtsvg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10
MARRIED

On Thursdar- January 10th, 1851 in NIoniromcr,
county, Va, Little River, by Rev Richard Buck
inghorn, FREBERfox b. MooRE to Mrs. TABirnA
TALLMas RAMSEY.
-, ON Wednesday evening, the Goth Feb'y,
1871, by the Rev. DIR. Samuel b. Rice MIR. jon .
O. A. DILLARDto Miss MARY E. daughter Of Nm
5. Turner, Esq, all Of Amherst county, Va,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10

1uE HEALTH or SENATOR BENTON
Some unfoundcd reports to the contrary
having benin circulation yesterday, we
take pleasure m stating that Senator Ben
ton health continues to improve-,hat he
Is, IN fact, oonvalescing very fast.-B
~A-
None goto heaven but those who have
taste for it on Garth.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10
COMMERCIAL RECORn.


Twenty-ninc bids. nspectcd and sold the past
week Lugs at from 81 90 to 80 ao--Leaf inlcri-
or to 'nidng quality a, from ~ to siO rs. The
receipts Of Loose Tobacco still continue large with
sales OF frosted and Lu-s nj from } to Al;
good and fine ut from s. to 80 so; Lcafs from ~
to SIC so.
WHEAT.-s0 To Sc. forbcst Rcd 81 10 90. for
best White WM. T. SMITH, Com'r Merit.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10

We learn unoficially that the Hon. John
b. Kerr, of Maryland, has been nominated
TO the Senate as Charged .Afairs to Bgo,a
There is no gentleman Of our acquaintance
more deserving of such an appointment, or
better qualified to discharge its duties.than
our friend from land-Rcpr5Iic.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10

Hitherto the work has bcendsldycd BY the
desertion cfthe WORKINGS, but Gen. Ber-
mudas has prevented this by authorizing
the arrest and imprisonment Of all who de-
sert after having enlisted in the United
States.--Loaisrale Journal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10
Drawn Numbers.

iSHSct Ckass 49,
81 Gl 80 &c 81 % 60 ) Al - % a. iG II 3.
SUSSEX Ezra 81.
G. &c 50 - 81 "a &c II ~ s 20 G077.
Wonongdiia, %.
II - 4S 8 81 ~ 81 Ct 20 10 IL 81.
Delaraye 10
Fl l6 81 II - il 80 1. 4S 30 I3.5 o.
Several small prizes sold.
M...l,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10

INTEREST LAws-The Legislature Of
the Staie Of Iowa has passed law per-
mittins the borrower and lender to FIX up
OF such rate of interest for the loan Of mo
aey as they may agresupcn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10

" A FIRE occurred in Charlottesville
on Wednesday, but was checked in time
to prevent the great damage which at one
time it threatened.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10

As is customary on the last night of the
session, the President, having attended at
the Capitol on Monday evening, forthe pur-
pose Of giving his approval to bills, he,
with his Cabinet, continued at the Capitol
through the highland uniilthe adjournment
of the two Houses ycs,crday-U.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10

PnovisIox-.-paeoaol Oh ss{ o New s9l to $40
Tor GRAND Beet, 81 to 81 Corn Meal65 70 10 eta
ftouR-Ncw SuPeriiae 81 TO a from wagons;
Family sJas5b by retail
6RAIN.-Corn 20 To rs ct-; Dat. lJa,5 ceuts
CLOVER SEED.-sila$5 from wagons.
WHIsKr.- Mountain - dull--I,anehorpe &
Hunts 30 cents
BEEswAx.-20 cents
BurrkR-i2i -, cts. dull for No. L.
BR,rpr-Applc, 35ai0; Peach none Offering.
BAR RoS.--SSoaS5 assorted
CosFrr.-Rio ii To IL cts. Laguira ii to Is;
Mocha 90
COUNTRY LisESs.--Tow Ito I A; Flax i,aiact4.
CorToS iARNs.-S,les 1920 cts
fEATHERs.-32 TO 30 cts-Scarce
Elan SEEp.--Sales 10 per Sc Ii.
FfsH.-Henings, No. /, ssI; Shad old 81 80
new sio Mackercl. No. ,, $3.50
TALLow.-9 to 10 cts
TAH.-s3.j0 per bhl.
IiEMr-Wc quote 7. tosr, IL demand.
LiNsEEn On..--SJ cts,--in demand
LARp.-9 Ga. hut little in the market
MoLAssEs IVES, India 81 10 10 cts PER gallon;
~ q. II to45 cts.
GuANo.-Bcsi Peruvian So per ton
PLasTna.-LumP, IS; Ground none; loose and in
hbls. So
secARs.-Ncw o,lcai,. 7la9 cts; Porto Rico7 TO
~ cts Clarified III cts. t.oaflii tc Ia ca.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10
(NHARLEs l. WELLS. coNFEc-

liONEht AMI t1NDf MANlfACJLU-
Ea and dsdier in Fr11s, T'oys. Scgars. Se., Main
street, opposite McCorLle Simpson & Jones,
Lynchburg Va. Has just received and in fine con-
dillon frcsh lot Of Oranges. Lemons, Smyrna Figs
Almonds, Rsisins, Malaga Grapes, Cocoonuts, Mac
caroni, Vermice u, Preserved GinreI ssaripes &c.
which will be sold low. All he ask. l. call from
his friends and tho public generally, He hos olsn
received lot Of Mr.. Ma.sie's cclebrored PIPPIN
APPLES, which will be AID low BY the barrel Or
single ono. Call soon they arc going OH inst
NJ Lanyiorne & Sous, Dgdly & Jrha's and Jas. L,
Browne best Chewing 7 oil aeco. Also large lot Of
choics bands scsaT-, Feb s7--itif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10
Senate Ofthc United States.

III IL CLOCK yesterday, immediately
upon the termination Of the Thirty-frst
Congress, the Senate re-asseInbled, Hon.
w. r. King, President, in the chair in pur-
suancc of a circular addressed to the Mem
bers scvcrally by the President Of the U.
States, Of which the following is a copy =
"1oMe lion, Senator rom.
"Sir: Whereas divers and mighty eau
ses connected with Executive business ne
ccssary to be transacted. create an extraor-
binary occasion, requiring that the Senate
be convened, you are therefore requested,
as Member Of that body, to attend a NEE
ting thereof, to be holden az the Capitol,
in the city of Washington, on the 4th day
of March, instant
WILLARD FILLMORE.
WASHINGTON, March 3, 1857
The following Senators whose terms Of
service had expired, and who have been
reelected for further term of six years,
were recognised and sworn in according to
the usual form
From Michigan, Lewis Cass,
From Indiana, Jesse ID. Bright,
From Mississippi, Jefferson Davis,
A'ht u.
From Virginia, James NJ Mason.
From Maine, Hannibal Hamlin,
From Texas, Thomas j. Rusk,
From Wisconsin, Henry Dodge,
Also attended and sworn in, James A.
Baya-d, new Senator from the State of
| Delaware.
Twelve o'clock was fixed upon as the
daily time of meeting at the present session
Of thc Senate.
| Messrs. Berrien and Hunter were APP
pointed to wait upon the President of the
u. States and inform him that quorum
was in attendance and ready to receive any
communication which he might have to
make.
And then the Senate adjourned to to-
morrow.-Nat Int.
The Previous QUESTIONS IN THE SEN
ATE.-The experience ofMonday night de-
monstrates the necessity of Introducing in
the Senate Of the United States some pro-
vision Of the nature of the previous ques-
ton.
When state Of things arises in which
Senators. merely for the purpose of occu-
pying time, call for the reading of long
report remotely rcvelantto the subject-mat-
| ter Of discussion, as Mr.. Soule did; or amuse
thenselvesby reading inaudibly amessage
for an hour or two, as Mr.. Clemens did
we think that it becomes the duty of the
Senate to see that the public BUSINESS
should not suffer by suchirreguiarimprop-
or Interruptions.
We hope that at Its next session the SEN
ate will adopt some rule that will enable
the majority to terminate debate, when
ever 1t Is obviously the intention of the mi
norlty to interpose factious opposition to
| ewcll-ascertained sense ofthe Senatc.-U.
Accounts from the Washington state
that Edward Curtis has been nominated to
the Senate as Commissioner of Patents,vice
Mr.. Ewbank, removed. 1t is also said,
that Mr.. Schenck has been named as Min
lister to Brazil. Attempts are making, it is
said, to defeat Butler Kings nomination,
and to gctGeorgc Evans appointed success
sor III that event.
The President has appointed the fol-
lowing appraisers at large under the new
ball: VIM. Edgar of New York; Charles
Brady, Boston; Mr. Biddle, Philadelphia;
Hugh Evans, Baltimore; Mr. Easily,
Washington.-BaH. timer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10

Steam is about to be introduced on tie
Quadalquiver, in order to carry the agri-
cultural products Of the interior to Seville.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10
Great Fire i'm New Orleans.

NeW CfIthns, March 4tl.
Aircoccurredherc to-day which destroy
ed about one half of Banks Arcade. The
Bulletin office, which was in No. 81, was
entirely destroyed, together with several
adjoining buildings. The lossis very aea-
Wy. The books of the Bulletin office were
saved.
Most of,hc lives lost on the steamer Or
egon were deck hands.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10
s75ssgggss TT, OFFICE THE yIR.

" TfNTT TlSU TTsNNF5SNEh
ran. rom GOuPhNJ, LyN1IfBERO,
March 9Th, Is5I.---Ti,c Bmrd Of Directors or
hi. Company, have ordered rcte,i.iton ~
Five Dollars per shHae upon oil the stuck which
ha. been subscribed payable the 18th April next
being the ltl upon the old subscribefs and Sd up
the Aud u further rr,r,isifion Of Five Dol
lars per share payable on the IL May next being
the l2h upon the old subscribers mud All upon tl,o
new. Dclinquents will be required to pay iptcros,
IN MI cpacr. Il. O. MORRISON,
March 10-tIM ,T,...,.n~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10

NOTECE-I,eing The sole agents fur tie sale
! Of Licorire in Virginia, of Mcssfr. Francis g.
Co.. the Importers in New York. We hrcr complaint
y on hand largo SUPPLY Of ibis article 10 Ill IL
varicics and are prepared TO sell on the inDsf A.
cornmodnting tcrfns. Purchasers ara requested 10
call and examine our stock.
GARLAND g. ROBINSON,
Corner Gary ond cob streets. on the Dock,
Mar I0--ts Eicbnpnd. Va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10
n FORNEW ORIEANs-.rln1iJ

-sssas MA AND LOUISIANA LINL,-FIRST
PICKETT, 10 sal on 30 h Instant pod iniy--1ho
fast sailing regular packet barquc VIRGINIA.
Capt Nathaniel Bousb, viii sail as above. For
freight, cabin or stcernee passage. hnvnR superior
accommodations, apply TO DAVID CJRRfE
March i0--fsOmar Riehmopl.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10
Drawn Numbers.

Drawn Numbers.
Washington Coenfy Ciass o
% ~ 81 "a Is 10 81 90 C7 81 81 g.
Pafapsco 70.
co 60 50 10 IS 60 Is 81 70 II AZ &C J 81
Bel Air "a
IL - % % 10 IL Go II 60 70 - 81 j2 15 81.
Po,0pseo79.
81 36 60 IS 90 ) . So 10 80 - %.
Sas7GlbaapaF ~
% 81 81 81 3 Go IG . Al ~ ~.
Pakopsco 30.
81 80 ~ q 20 81 IS II Il ~ 5.
Only a few small caPiiul prizes sold this time.
Ncly is the s:mcfor the large ones to come, for
the chances aiwsys Gull or scnd to
March 10 McCRERY's incl gfJEce
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10
TOBACCO AGENCY.

Tho subscribers have associated thenisslvos
under the firm Of DUDLEY & COMPTON, for the
purpose OF conducting Comm issson Busnsss In tie
city Of Cincinnati, and respectfully solicit consisn
mcats Of MaH.faefurc9 ToJacoo By strict nttcn-
tinn to the Interests of those who nlsy patronize
them, they hope 10 receive and mcri, liberal sur
port The usual I'd, aDoe made e1 Consignment,
JOHN W. DUDLEY, Of Lynchbur=, Va.
Wal. A. COMPTON, of Cincinnati
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10
LOTTERIES.
XNHETTEMORE's LUCKY Of

w flCE, (succEssoR 10 NJ TABLOID Luck
unparalleled has always attended purchasers this
oifce--and sill they come. Another prize Of
$4,000 sent to this oihce on whole ticket l., S,s-
sex GLASS g. Look nj the t,lln,s.u.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10
Freights mp and Down thc Cnmal.
EXCHANGES

Corporation Bonds 500.
Lvnchburg Hose and Fire Insurance Company
par s20-salcs s23.
dividend
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10
INTERIORS; TOH SALEM hn4. d.

1vI received a large and fine assortment Of Look
ing Glasses, amongst which may he found large
Gilt Mantle Looking ILLNESSES; Tier Glib do; Swing
Gasscs foot o. Gee Glasses oil sizes; double and
single franc Looking Glnsscs, which will suIl
very low for cosh, MOSBY e. HOLcDMBE,
Nnr lb-gw Aurt's.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10
cnry--re-te. u. ROBES, C'k.
q, 4 y. and ]. y. n. re. MIR Tow ~
riain,ia.

u W NJ ruits nbiuen "
the Clerks Office of the circuit court of the
corporation ci Lynehhu''. on Monday. tho 81 day
Of March. 1851,
MARY Aa1 Muln-, fiaintid.
ageip1
john Mullrls, Dviendsst
~ CitANCERN.
The ,dcci Of TIL. sun 1. To- Obtain FROM tho De
I,ndsnt (who j. charged BY the bill to he the hss-
band Of the p,intia) divorce, rinesie ssa,ss>'-
ma under the sis section 81 the act Of the Virgia-
ia Legislature concerning divorces. to he fund ~
page i72 OF the new code ct the State And Il Ap-
pcnring by affidavit that the defendant ia not resi
dent Of this State II Il ordered that III. aaid u.
PENDANT do appear here within one month after DIRE
publication hereof, and do what ia necessary ~
protect his interest; and that copy Of this or,le~
be published week for four successive wccks.
in the Iynchhurg Sirginian aud posted at tho fron,
door of the courthouse in said corporation ON the
first day of the next corporation court
copy-Tesie. u. ROBES, Cll.
NJ & =, r. a, Mar l0-wtw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10
'J'O HOUSE KEEPERs--Ano,i,cr. ur,.
rRAIN. CHAIN. ac.-rlc o,,der,iru,

l. ply Of "Craac's Patent Ifash Bigfp,s," for
sale by the box or single pound; just TO hand.
Mar lots gDIIN IA HEAf D,ueei.,