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vile, May l0.-The committees reported this az
ternocn. The Board Of Domestic Missions in their
report recommended the separate Southern Bible
Society Independent Of the Northern or any other
organization. The Board Of Foreign Missions re-
commended the same with regard to foreign mis-
sions
The question o. new English translation was
argued to sore length, and dsspproved. the board
recommending the circulation Of the present au-
thorzcd version until version which shall be recnE-
nizcd by Protestant christians as better one shall
make It's appearance.
The right Of Re~. MnClay, Of New York. 70 take
a seat in the Convention objected 70 yesterday,
but his disclainling that he an aboli.onist,
he was allowed sea:-not as a member OF the Con-
vention, however.
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n COPY tHte.
May 22-wIw WM s. HOLT, II.
L. Dark -dale jr.. Aa'y far PITS.
VIRGINIA, to wit: A, rules held in the

w
Clerks Office Of the circuit court for tho coun-
~ Of Halifax, on tho first Monday in May, 1851.
Joseph J. Arrendall and Elvira his wife, Pitts,
against
Henry n. Winston, Eppa H. Clarke, Zebcdcc
Petty, John Dunlop and Laura his wife, John W.
Doss and Della his wife, John Winston IT,, An
drew lsbcll and Salah b. his wife, John G.. Wal
lace and Laura his wife, Allen o. Winston, limo.
thy X. Winston, Tbearsa Winston and Aida A.
Winston, Drf'ts.
IL CIIANCERY
The object OF this suit is TO compel the admin
istrtor Of John Winston settle Ills account and
pay to the parties entitled, their respective
proportions OF the said estate"
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence TINT the
defendants, John w Doss and Della his wife, John
Dunlop and Laura bis wife. John Winston ir., An
drew lsbell and Sarah b. his wife John c. Wallace
and Laura his wife. Allen O. Winst,A, Timothy X.
Winston, Theresa d. Winston and Aida A. Win
ston. not residents Of this State they rcquir
cd TO appear here within one month after due pub
LEGATION hereof and do what is necessary protect
their interests: and il is ordered that copy Of this
order be published in the Lynchburg Virginian
week for four successive weeks and also posted
at the front door of the courthouse Of .lGs county,
on the first day ofthc next comfy court
copy--Teste,
May e2-w4w VIM s HOLT, D G.
f. Bars sdae in dfl'1 far DLf'fs
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IMPORTANT FROM ST. Domsso--Bos'on, May
ia letter received by mercantile house from
St. Domingo, states positively that the Hayden
Government has definitely declined The intervention
Of tie United S-a-e.. Eaelaaa ald France, FIR ire
purross CT making ten wears -raes w,th he Do
nirfctrs.
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...0FKENM DRul.S. MEDICINEa,

W. TasaiS, OAs, Uye.NfNBs, Brnskcs,, PORT No
IN mics, Dressing and Fine Combs, Psyyamery.
Fancy articles, &c de.-Thc subscriber has Jus,
received his Spring supply Of Drugs, Medicines.
&c, comprising an unusually large and complete
assortment, selected by himself, with grca, care.
purchased at unusually low priccs, and Of worry cd
,.,,l;,,.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

RIcHMoSD, Mny Is.
BEEF CArrLE--Scaie @e,ght-s2 50 to e. rs
Hoes Net s. so. and in brisk demand at quo
tatons
SHrEP-Net, 81 50a3 50 rer head. price vary.
ing according to quality.
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May 22-w4w WM HOLT, D c.
Il. Barssdale ir, At'y FIR pltGs.

VIRGINIA, 10 wit: At rules held in the
Clerks office Of the circuit court for the
ty ol Halifax, the first Monday in May 1851.
James Kirk. Plaintiff
against
Isanc fSna in his own right, and as executor Of
William Kirk, James II Purkius udmr Of Fanny
Kirk, Polly Cumpton, John A. McCraw executor
OF Fleming Owen Laban Kirk, Ezekiel Martin
and Nancy his wife. John D. Crews and Elizabeth
his wife, Thomas :, ams md Sally his wife,
Defts.
IN CHANCERY
The object Of this suit il TO obtain a decree for
the division Of the estate Of VIM Kirk deed uccor
ding the will of the deccdcnt and the rights Of the
parties"
It appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
defendants, Labsn Kirk, Ezekiel Martin and Nan
cy his wife, no: residents Of this state, they are
required to appear here within month after due
publication hereof and do what is necessary to
protect their interests and ii is ordered thst
py Of this order he published ia the Lynchhurg
Virginian once aweek for four successive weeks,
and also posted at the front door at the courthouse
Of this county, the first day OF the next county
court cpy--Teste,
May 22-w4w WIN. S. HOLT, D. c.
Il Barksdale ir dkJ'0 far ulf'T
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w IrcKT lottery oFFIcE, Nam
Stree opposite TIE TarUtct Horse. f. MORRIS
& CO., Successors TO D. Paine & Co., Managers.
whose liberal and popular Schemes command ad-
miration and are not excelled BY any other in the
United States. and from their good luck heretofore
in the distribution Of Cei1l Prizes. the same may
be expected.
= Packages. Certificates. or Single Tieke.s.
can be had ot all times by order or otherwise.
II Two Schemes, large ard small, and Draw
ings received daily.
tial attention.
fgFA II prsxa. rasbeJ ,,;s
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ECGND SUPPLY-GREXT DE-

- CLINE IN DRY GOODS.--JOHN j. PUk-
VS. hos lusi returned from the Northern markets.
and is now opening at his cash store, general A.
sortmcnt 81 British. French German and all other
kinds OF Foreign Goods. bought since the late great
deelint in prices. His stock Of Shoes Hais, Caps,
Bonacts, Combs, Sc, is very large. All pcrsons
having cash to lay out for good. would do woll to
give fne n Gull without DELAY.
ma Io-Ivif mo puRVIS Ao,r
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MISCELLANEOUS.
\ sADDLERY! eA1D1.E6v,

- q u
~ The subscriber Is now receiving ri.
Spring supply Of saddlsry, which sdded
TO his old stock forms the areest and best asscss-
mcnf that has been offered IN this market, md
comprise. every article usually found in such estnb
lishmcnts. Among them ara
Saddles Of every description,
Saddle aud Medical Bags.
Carriage and Barouch Harnctt
Carryull aud Buggy do
Wagon and Boat do
Cart Harness, Brides, Mnrtiugalos, CoilafA,
SiinuP Irons aud Birdie Bi,s In great variety,
Riding and Driving Whips. Catp.t Bags,
Girths, Webbing. Spurs. &c &C.
Atso--A large lot IF TRAFELLLNG TRUNKS
Of his own and northern manufacture 6YM
at very reduced prices ] return my Efs8
thanks TO my friends and the public
generally. for the liberal patronage extended
througha number Of years and trust by strict 1t
tention to my business, TO mcri, a continuance Of
the
t1-Old Saddles taken in exchange for oMcs
~ Repairing dome with dispatch, and on rcs-
sonablc terms.
. n
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INroRiAyI DrscnvEnr.--Wc learn that very
larD seam ofCannsi Ccsl has been discovered in
Chesterfield in the vicinity Of Port wal.ha.i Ills
net far from James river and Is supposed tc pass
under the Arpomstfcx. We have few small sre
eimers cf the coal taken from the which have
every Appearance Of camel coal We did not see
them tried in the HtTne. The discovery was made
the land ct Mr. Richard A. Gregory II the
conecturcs OF those Immediately interested are rca-
hkcd, this addition the mineral riches OF this re-
gion OF Virginia is enc of very great value. The
nearness ofthe seam to a very convenient place OF
shipments Porn Walthal) is highly advantageous
We suppose more thorough survey win be promptly
made. and il will be a of much qualification
should the existence Of the seem become clearly es-
tablisbed--R, Dispatch.
~
Large Detaicatton al Macon.-The following is an
extract Of letter received by us from Macon, dated
May 10Th, giving an account OF the dedication Of
the Post Master at that place.
Day before yesterday we had Post Master
to-day the office is in the hands of the Clerks
Capt q. /. Conner left yestefday--no one knows
where he went to- He is dcfiulter to n very
large amount, on funds received 1t his Warehouse
for Cottons sold. and he is deanlter dls5 as Post
Master. The amount of cotton, by reports varies
from - to 10000 Amount IL the Post Office
said 10 be si,40c.
Some oil the Planters in tie nsighboring Counties
have lost their entire crops that were under storage
in the Warehouse. '-Augns,a C0nststa'ionaita.
RESOLUTION AGAINST THE Fu6ITIvE LAw.--Bos-
ton, May 9,-The Senate to-day adopted resolu-
ton, by vote of SO to 5, protesting against the Flu
gitive Slave Law as hostile to the sentiments Of
Christianity and abborrent to the feelings of the
people Of Massachusetts; also declaring that such a
law being repugnant to the hearts and conscicnces
of the community, must sooner or later become a
dead letter.
Col. John W:Forney editor of the Pennsylvania,
is announced by his political friends as "a candidate
for clerk of the House of Representatives, at Wash
ington for the next Congress.
Frederick Bremen, the Swedish Authoress, ar
rived at Charleston from Havana in the steamer
Isabel
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THE COSDEN MASSACRE.-A further ex-
animation of Ford and Drummond. on writ Of ha-
bess corpus was had at Chestertown (Maryland)
on Tuesday, but nothing OF importance was disclo-
sed the question to the reception Of Drummond's
statement not having been disposed Of On account
Of the absence of important witnesses of the State
the case was further postponed until Thursday,
writer in the Delaware State Line" saws:
The confessions of Drunmond, as far as they are
made public, arc. that Roberts reconnoitered the
house under the pretence of cleaning clocks. and
gave the information Of its localities, that TAYLOR
fred the gun through the window at Cosden; that
Shelton broke the door open, and went up stairs and
sact Il. c. Webster, that Taylor also shot Mrs. Cos
den in the yard that Bcdwell sho, the black woman
in the kitchen, that, as Drunmoud guarded the back
door, and looked in at the back window. he the
boy escape. but did not attempt to rolest him. and
that Ford, Sill, and Murphy were in the boat, ard
were not at the house-they fer1ed them across the
river going and returning
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, IRON WITCH AIR-TTGHy

- COOEING ETOVES.-A .arge %, q those
60 rcPz.z- Cooking Ssoyss ca hard s-d :or
sale cheap fo- cash. ar ny liz Msausso.or.- xa;s
Street.. Bank squsre, five ioa-s tsls~ the isrkst.
ira 1915 WI. r. LECKIL.
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EXCHANGES.

Corporation Bonds 500.
Lynchburg Hose and Fire Insurance Company
par s20-snles s25.
Citizens Saving Bank sl0o-salcs $lc7l; since
dividend
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- ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of the Philan-
-' hropc Socity of HAMPDES SIDNEY Col
Lret.-On Wednesday, the llth of june list day
Of Conmenccment1 n Literary Address will be de-
Evered at II o'clock, A. NJ, by George W. Pur-
kins ESQ, of Halifax, (now a member of the State
Reform Convention the representative of the p,
Society. At u o'clock, p. NJ two members of
the Junior Glass. Mr.. Lawrence s. Morye of Fred
ericksburg, and Mr.. Peter Tinsey of Fafmve, will
deliver Orations. The Prize Medal cf the p. Soci-
ETY., will then be presented by Mr.. H. Clay Dick
inson of Bedford. to Mr.. p. ". Mckinney Of Buck
inghaui, as its best speaker After which the Val
edictory Address of the Society will be delivered
by Mr.. Charles F. Goodwin of Greensville county,
Va. J. B. BRITToN, )cour,,.
VIM. COLLINS, 0.ni'"'-
May 19-wtIlie ISAAC READ,
49, THE FUNERAL SERMON Of the late
THOMAS PoIsDExTER, will be preached
at 81. Stephens Church, Bedford county, on the
4th Sunday in this month, by the Rev. Mr.. Doni-
plant. May 10, 1851.
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XLIRGINIA, to wit: At rnM. held il lhe

Clerks office Of the circuit coNrt fol the coun-
" Of Halifax, on the frs, Monday in rIay. 1851.
John Barley and Millcy his wife, Plaintiffs,
against
Philip Sneod, Pleasant Suecd. Geo. II. West
admir- of Henry Snced. Maurice Moore admir- Of Is
rr Snccd, Benjamin Snccd, james Snccd. Hcnder-
son Sneed, John q Davis and Polly his wife. STRAIT
ton Whow and Sally his wife, Willem Glass and
Patsey his wife. John A. McCrsw, and Isaac Med
ley she III Of Halifax and such admir- of John
Snecd, decd, Dcfn.
IN CHANCERY
'The object of this suit is to obtain decree for
the sale Of the property belonging 10 the estate Of
John Snced decd for the purpose of division"
II appearing by satisfactory evidence that the de-
PENDANTS. Pleasant Sneed Benjamin Snccd John
Snccd James Snced and Henderson Sneed, are
not residents Of this State. they are required APP
pear here within one month after due publication
hereof, and do what is necessary to protect their
interests; and il is ordered that copy of this
der be published in the Lynchburg Virgaian once
a week for four successive weeks. and also posted
at the front door Of the courthouse OF this county,
the frs, day Of the next county court.
A copy--Tcste.
MAY 22-wlw WIN. s. HOLT, u. c.
- N.H
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o. J. T. THORNTON, ESQ, of Farmville'
Va, will represent the UNION SocrETY Of
Hampden Sidney College, at the next Annual Com
mencement, on the l. th of June next. The public
generally are respectfully invited to attend.
NAV l9-tlI ic COMMITTEE
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- . -
virginia..

The editor of the Southern Press fancies that be-
cause he happened to be born in Virginia. and be-
cause he lived there during the first three four
years of his life, he has perfect right speak
her in Il tone which would become a domino in
speaking 70 a lass of dozen years experience in
worldly affairs. il does no, follow that, because
that State was so unfortunate as to bear him, she
should have to bear with all his impcrtinencies
through life He has frequently lecturcd he1 when
he thought she was about TO commit d wrong, and
pated her aiiecionately the head when she seem
ed disposed to do what he wished her 10 do. We
have for long time looked to the Virginia Legisla-
rure as the most ungratefiI body in the world, as
they have yet adopted resolution Of thanks
the editor for the deep, constant, and earnest
lictude he has manifested in her welfare.
As the Legislature has failed to perform this
est duty, the editor has turned abusing that dear
Commonwealth, which, but few weeks ago, he
declared was far ahead of all ancient and modern
States in prosperity, intelligence, morality, and all
that makes Commonwealth truly great Now she
has fallen into his contempt. But yesterday Nir-
GINA might have STOOD against the world, now
none so poor as do her reverence" Alas, what is
to become OF that renowned State now that the e.
ditor who used lavish all bis dolatry her, has
turned his back contemporary and tells her right
plainly that she may go to the devil since she
won't follow the example of illusirious South Car
DINA.
The editor is careful republish in his Press all
the sputtcrings of all the little farhing rushghts of
disunionsm that directed against poor Virgin
ia He calls these sputterings groans for Virgin
ia " His object in republishing them is to nuke
Virginia feel very much ashamed of herself for lav-
ing finally and fatty repudiatcd secession and coun-
seled South Carolina against rushing madly to her
ruin. OF course the digniiied Mother of States"
feels very much ashamed of herself whenever any
pitiful little twader who rules the editorial desti-
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LOTTERIES.
GOLD WINE

w Successor to NJ. Talbot Luck unparalleled
has always attended purchasers at this Office Still
another prize of 81 900, in Delaware Glass 1G on
half ticket sold to of the Sons Of Erin.
Splendid Schemes for this week.
THURSDAY 22d.
Monongalia Glass 81, of 10000, 3,s90, 20 of
I,000.-Tickets s..
FRIDAY 23d
Sussex Glass Al, SIG 900, 5000 1900, 8 of 500
Tickets a.
SATURDAY oath.
Monong.lis Class E, sos 900, 40 Goo. $4,000. 10
of 3.000.-Tickets $50.
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Ga The Brick House and Lot situa

I'll ted on main street, nearly opposite to Dib-
rcll's Hotel q This lot fronts forty feet ON main
street and runs back hundred and thirty-two
'cet. The House is divided into two tencmcnts,
the basement stories well adapted TO business pur-
poses, and the upper stories to the accommodation
OF two gentccl families. Or they miskt be ronvc-
nient'y united aud used for the purpose or iasye
Boarding House. Also the MOOD HOUSE
AND LOT adjoining the above described proper
", at present in the occupancy Of Mr. Jordan Crca
sy This Lot has front oi twcnty-thrce feet. n;nr
inches, rsnring back one hundred and thrty.two
feet. The lower part of the house Is well adapted
to a Grocery, other business and the upper part
to the accommodation Of gentecl family, The a.
boye described property will be sold on a credit of
six twelve and eighteen months Negotiable notes,
with approved endorscrs, will be required of the
purchaser and the title to the property withheld
until the whole OF the purchase money shall be
paid. JOHN SMITH. Jr, To-,
WM. T. SMITH, 0o" -
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Drawn Mum hers.

Drawn NUMBERS.
Sssssez Cl1ss 80.
20 20 I5 80 81 So 81 IA IS 66 81
SiLxser Extra 50.
% GO 2 z 81 20 / 60 43 "a 81 AZ %
MonoHgdlla. Class S..
"a % 81 As % II 80 40 16 Al .
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Special Notices.

K - PRESENTATION OF BIBLE.-There
win be Bible presented by the Ladies to
the Nacajah Pcndleton D,rissoa No. 40 Sons If
Temperance, at Elk Union, on the 9th of June next
All persons invited to attend, as there will be
much good speaking on the occasion, and a cold
dinner will be furnished 70, the company
NAV o9-fgie
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Az: MAIN STREETPROPERTY

01g FCh S5LE.-Thc undersigned, commits
sioners acting under I" decree of the Circuit Supc-
rior Cour, Of Law and Chancery for the town of
Lynchburs, pronounced on the 9th day Of June.
1877. in the Of Smith Bogwcll adn,inis,ra-
tor. SC, will offer for sale the hghcs, bidder ON
Saturday the l4th day of June next, tho following
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Frederick Bremen, the Swedish Authoress, ar
rived at Charleston from Havana in the steamer
I.eh ol
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-e e.
COPIED By REQUEST.
IAs.-4Nessrs. E3iiors-As tn,

WATER GAs.-Nessrs. E8tOrs-As the citizens
of Baltimore are called upon, through their repre-
sentativcs in the Counsel to the breaking
up of the streets for the ACCOMMODATION of another
line ofpipes for the introduction of what is termed
"water gas" it is thought advisable to lay beior,
the citizens some items Of information, the sub
lect of this Water Gas, far trials of it have beer
made in other cities. For this purpose we ask the
publication of a statement found in the New y orb
Herald of the 25th inst, in relation to Water Ga
furnished by Mr. James Cfutchetf, at the Asto
House. New York which is folows:--
with regard to the inventions by which spec
ulaors propose to give light cheaper than that pro
duced from coal, We believe most Of them are hum
bugs, One of them certainly is. Mr. Jane
Crutchctt has undertaken to light the Astor HOUSE
exclusively with his gas at 81. per week.
1t is notorious fact that he has paid so much a;
from So TO $50 per week TO the New York ga
works to make up the deficiency oil his supply; ant
for the last two weeks the bill from the gas compa
nv has come to s35 per week. Yet strange to say
the proprietors of the Astor House have given thi
man a certificate, which he has printed in pamph
let, which now lies before stating that this waite
gas has been exclusively used in their establishment
for the last four five months, and that the gus is
pcrior and only onelalf olthe expense of coal gas
Mr.. Crutchett must be losing the rate of from So
to $40 per week by the contract; but then this Ger
tificate is an advertisement for him. which may pos
sbly enable him to dispose Of his patent to advan
tage, while of course the Aston House proprietor
have no objection to have their establishment light
cd at half price at Crutchetts expense"
Water Gas Company made an unsuccessful at
tempt at the National Hotel, Washington The,
proposed to light that establishment for II 80 pc
1000 feet. To this great advantage, the PRO
pretor caused a gasometer to be erected on hi
own premises, and the Company set their works in
to operation In short time it was discovered b.
the proprietor that the actual cost for material ant
labor Of gas furnished by this Company was s. 81
per thousand feet; and. after repeated application
Of the proprietor for his BILL rendered tor Il
per thousand feet, which dissolved the connection
Of the Company with the National Hotel Wa
ter Gas Company, under another name now ask
the privilege OF the oil Baltimore for the intro
duction of Water Gas after repeated trials in othe
CITIES, all Of which have proved failures so far a
the price Of water gas is concerned in comparison
with coal gas. A Gas CONSUMER.
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Col. John W:Forney editor OF the Pennsylvania,
is announced by his political friends candidate
for clerk of the House of Representatives Wash
ington, for the next Congress.
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WYNN. McCRERY's NEW AND

Mnnoncnlia Class 55-Hal.-Nos. 3 % 4J--an-
ma 25-lt A. T. wHITTEMoRE's
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MARKETS.

Flour IT 6ne order Is selling al s1oaslo-
so fer Hsxall and Gallego Chll,an -four
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TEKM3N zNCHOK BOETING

OCLoTUE.-The subsesibsrs eortane 70 keep
for ,ae tis ~ establishes brand Of Bo1sng C1oshs.
II al numbers from 10 10. Ttsy ~ ~srssasej
70 5e sbe hr,f imported and az exrersscs II swen-
" years Of the ssis Ct thsr has proven diem 70 IS
such. tma I3-w3sifl MEM & GwATKlN.
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N FRENCH AND AMERICAN
EVIRES AND RURGLARs-Eyer

NEW CLEPr NO. HEHRgNGs,
y fer sale at Inn Its J. 7. WIILIAns'S.
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n SPRING STYLES OFnATs 4

IN SPRING STYLES OF HATS Il
- BONNETS.-Beebc's fine Moloskin Hate.
l,eebe's fine Drob Beaver Hats.
Panama and LcghorDe do
Soft Hats IN great variety,
Boys . Of every description.
Leather Hat
Also large md handsome selection Of Bonncss.
among which may be found very pretty SIN
Bonncfs For sale cheap ut
Jap ll-tsif DON r. g. PETERS
O. FOR RENT-1be Office now occupied
Ill by David w. Burton esq, in tho tenement id
Joining Dibrerf Hotel. Possession given immcdi-
a'ey. Apply to
ma l9-ihs THOMAS 0. AGREE
LNlNE CARPETINGA, M1TTINOS.
IL ae-Tapestry velvet Carpetings. very rieh
Tapestry Brussel. do
ply do
2pls do
Common do
~, So and ga white Mating.
-. Sd and Cd checked do
Cd, ~ and 81 Oil Csrpeting.
Tapestry Velvet Rugs.
Common do
I2-4 Floor Cloth
Al Of the above Carpetings IRE rss,lv beautiful
and cheap at D 7. G. vETERB'S
unr 97--ifts
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ALUM W1TERFOR g1TE...rl

a LUM WATER FOR SXLE...TEs
IA subscriber has in store, and Will keep
constantly on hand during the season, supply Of
Alum Water, direct from the Alum Springs IN
Rockbridge county. Virginia.
mar 3l-,vifis A. b. RUCKER
NJ OTlCE.-I shsil cave home the 6rst Of
~ May next, and BE- absen: in Europe probably
or months and during my abssnce James =.
johnson Esq. of Liberty will attend 70 ny None
tary Matters generally. with whom shap deposit"
such bonds and accounts will Prooso'y require
attention ~hilc am eone J hsvo secured the
services ofMr lanes I. Oney Of Liberty. VIM
.uoerv;,;c, NJ ne P,snration, and will also take
charge Of my Books and accounts NOT left with Mr..
johnson. Alb. NICHOLS.