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Washington telegraph., 1851-09-17

The DIFFERENCE.--A correspondent of the
Memphis Enquirer, writing from Cincinnati, draws
the following picture of the different aspect pre-
sented by the towns on the Ohio which have
entered into the Improvements Of the age, and
those which are yet snoozing away like old Rip
Van Winke:
Most OF the towns on the Ohio are improving,
but man with half an eye could :ell which of
them had plank roads, railroads, canals, termi-
mating in them. Some years ago was in Louis
vile, and saw scores Of houses with the sign s1o
Let pasted upon the DOORS this visit did not see
single one, why2 because she has awaked up
and gone to work 10 good earnest to develope the
resources of her State, and her works Of internal
improvement have filed all her empty houses with
business men, and working population, and now
instead of houses ''ro Let,' family or merchant
cannot get house without building it, and what
is more 10 her praise, houses are going up by the
hundred. ! understand that the planters are the
principal stockholders in the plank and railroads
in Kentucky; they know that the stock pays bet
ter than if invested in farming, and they also know
that il increases the value of their ;ands-they do
not fOsd their arms aud say our planters do,
that the reads will benefit the town aud the town
must make them,' have met with some Of our
intelligent farmers travelling for business or plea
sure. and my word for il. every sne OF them will,
If they have not already dOnc 90, subscribe to
plank or railroads when they reach home.
INcENDaARnM.-There has been an attempt to
set on fire the court house at Clarksvle, johnson
county, Arkaas>s The Unien says:
The court house of tls place, o. she evening
of the 26th inst, was set on fire by HghNning
Fortunately, it was discovered immediately after
wards, and the fire extingushed before the
bstdiAg h~d sustained material damage. Had
this eiseamstanee happened when our citizens
were sumbering in tho arms Of Morpheus, in all
human Probability. our court house would at this
Tins have been Numbered among things that were
A venerable lady. of a celebrated PITY.
sician. in Boston, one day casting her eye
out Of the window. observed her husband
in tbs fuaeEal procession of one OF his
patients; at which she exclaimed, "h do
wish my husband woe4d keep away
from such Processions; it appears too
much like tallol carrying home his own
work"
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-17

INTERESTING FROM CUBA.-Progress of the Re-
rolution-Reporfed Battle bet,ceen the Patriots
and the Spanish Troops.-The Savannah News
has been permitted to make the following extracts
from letter received ia that city, dated
JlCKsoNvLLE, (Fla-) Aug. IL, 1851.
"a vessel arrived here yesterday morning from
Cardenas, having made the Passage in five days
from that port.
'AIlhough neither the captain nor passengers,
Of them Spaniard, were willing to comnu-
nca,e the political news Of the Island, from their
conversation It is clear that the fame Of the revolu-
ton has caught all over the Island.
at was said 10 Cardenas when the vessel sailed
that the Government troops had had several en-
counters Wdh the patriots. of some impOr
,ance, in which the patriots had completely routed
ihe Spanards, killing about one hundred men, and
capturing fourteen pieces of artillery, which, with
out doubt, means grea. deal.
"They also confirm the rising at Vita Clara,
Trinidad, Santiago de Cuba, and Pinal del Rio;
tina, there only remains TO the Spanish Govern
msat, Havana and Matanzas in the Western
department."
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Lyr.chburg Mari<css.-Oct. rs.

i
Observation-Disclosures iiyht-Sales ll1aI2
l.y the quantity.
PonK.--Somc little engagements of neislsbor-
hood raised have been made to be delivr in pro-
per season nj Sc. Many think it will N \ lower
Bgsr.-Wc quote by the quautify at 4 cts
Ffora.-Suacrfne new S3is:js: Old, no s,lc.--
Family New siaJ, as to quantity and quality, All
grades dull.
warsr.--Red 6ec; White s5e
ME.L.-Corn Meal 7ga7 5c
GRAfs.-Corn 75as0 cts: Oats 33a3st cents.
GrASo-Bcs, Peruvian $50 TO IS per ton.
FLasrrR.--Lumr. .s5!; Ground 81.
SroaEs.-Nrw Ori,.ans : Ir9 cts: Porte Rioo7 to
10 cts. Clarified lIal2l cts. Loaf u to i21 cts.
Wmsxr.-Mcurtain offering, would com
mand 30 to3l cents.
BEEswAx.-el fo22 cents.
BurTER.-Bui little demand for frkins, which
we quote 1i4sI2kc. for No. ]. Fresh, at Market
House, brings higher rates, but not uniform.
BRASpY-Apple. 35ai0; Peach 80 to s. cts.
EAR IRos.--s7 5as0 assorted duh.
CoFrrE.-Rio II To III cts Laguira I2aI2l
Mocha 20.
CousrRY LIsESs.--Tow l / to | IL; Flax l2aI cts
CorToS YaRSs.-Sales Is cts.
FE,THERs.--32 to 30 cts.-Scarcc.
| WooL.-.5 to % cts in duh
| WooL RoLLs.--35 tos7I very scarcc
| GISsENG.-30a3J cts.
| FLAX SEED.-Sales II 0 per Sc ID.
FisH.-llcnings, No / ssl; Halifax No Her
rings, sGas7 Shad. none; Mackerel, No. 3, $3.50
| TaLLow.-S to 81 cts.
| TaE.-s3.50 per bbl.
| HENr.--Wc quote 81 TO &c. IN demand
| LISsEED Ou.--S5aJ0cts.--in demand.
| LARD.-i2laI3 cts. fair stock in market
/ MoLassEs.-Wcst India IS to 40 cts. per gallon
| n o. ~ TO IS cts.
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MIR. FIournoy,s Prospects.

From various portions of the District
we have encouraging accounts Of Mr.
Flournoy's prospects, which give us still
more room to hope for his election. There
is little schism in Henry-a few disunion
Wings having determined to hold oft. Be-
sides this, the finest feeling prevails in the
District. We, therefore. appeal with new
confidence 10 our friends, and urge them,
with carnestncss, TO the work. Halifax
will increase her vote. Patrick increases
hers; and il, then, Pittsylvania will turn ont
IN her full strength, the Wings of the third
Congressional District will roll up de-
cisve majority for Flournoy and the I'm
ion The Wing party has assigned every
man task. and it expects each one to do
his duty. Let the committees rccommcn
ded by the Charlottesville Convention be
appointed, and let the Wings Of the coun-
ty intrust TO them the duty of bringing out
the voters at the Congressional election
Action, and full turn out, aeW elect Flour
Roy.-Dda. Register.
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CENTLEMEN's FINE DRESS


Supr. tlk French Cloths, all grades.
Supr cold in French hlics. bro. olives green. &c.
5 ps suprhf French Doe s. in Cnssnor,s fr',m 81
to - 50,
Snrr fine fancy do extra qualities, at'Si - and
80 (iob lott
rs bin Satin, beet quality brought to this
market
y barge vi al the most tasty faac, Sin Nestings,
Supr ltdian Cravats ut ! cnch w"rtb 81 50,
Magnificent assortment Fancy Cra,vai-.
large stock Of Jno NJ. Davi. & Jones SURF Linen
Collars, all sizes; also Shirts MI sizes
Splendid assortment Gloves of the very ncwes,
styles,
Gents superior Mcrino Shirts,
do do Slk Shirts medium,
few Silk Shirts, price 3, cnch.
Large stock Linen Camh ilandk'is,
C"Fd Border in MI co.'s extra fine.
In the above Goods may be found u few pieces
black French cluth worth 81. ut ~ 10 s. 50,
bought Mt nuction Gentlemen in want uf tho mosi
elegant goods in market, will please call ut the new
Cash Store Of b. ii. LEWIS a CO.
Ais" will BE- received in few days large stoc .
Of the yer, latest styles Of fine Dress HITS tho s,
monthly fashion our for the season. All &c tho u.
b"vc goods have been purchased for cash. and will
be sold lower than my of the same Kind in ihi.
| Market Our terms cnsh.
Der lJ--ts II II LEWIS G. ~
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From tie Stanton Spectator.

The Petersburg kteligepccr, referring
to the late Staunton Convention, says:
1--WE learn that the Convention adjourn
ed without passing any resolutions or issu-
ing any address. If this be the case, we
can only account for their silence on the
ground that the party are too much divid-
cd to agree upon platform. They are
split widely about the Compromise and the
acknowledgements Secession, and fanattemni
had been made to agrccu upon resolutions or
an address, they must either have main
tanned an ominous silence on this most
prominent and important subject, or have
exposed their domestic dissensions to the
pubic gaze"
An interesting incident occurred in the
Convention, in connexion with this subject
Fan address. which probably is not pub
lished in the official report of the proceed
ings. On "Wednesday evening, while the
Convention was immersed in some other
business, Mr. BENoNI HARRISON, the re-
doubtable delegate from Prince William,
started from his seat, and running towards
the President, cried out that he wanted an
address published to the people OF Virginia
and If nobody else would write one, he
would do it himself Mr. HArrIsoN was,
q coarse out Of order. and the Convention,
no "os6t' forgot to take up the sutiect az
forwards.
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From Washington.

w vi. locI.
Consul Owen has been removed. The
delay in removing him at once arose simply
from the necessity the government was I'M
der of receiving an authentic official ac-
count of his conduct Mr.. Fillmore has
written 10 Mr. Owen that his defence is en-
tirely unsatisfactory.
1t is understood that the President has
been as prompt and decided with reference
TO the Syracuse outrage as he has shown
himselfin regard to the Chrisiiana tragedy
II both instances be has called upon the
officers of the United States to see that the
laws are fully and properly executed. He
has sent Instructions 10 arrest and commit
all the parties in the Syracuse affair, on the
charge ofhghtreason.
Bets are offered largely on the election
of Summers, the Wing candidate for Gov
crnor of Virginia. Secretary Stuart says
'hls election is more than certain. IN. Y
Herald.
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r OTECE.-lN OBEDIENCE TO a De
~ of the Circuit Cont for the county Of
Nelson. pronounced on the 9Th day of May, 1851,
in the case of Iiargrpves Ex'ors W.. Pampn and
others, the undersigned, the Commissioner ap-
pointed by the decree, will the fourth Monday
in November next, Tint being Court-day upon the
P'e misses, offer for sale. TO the highest bidder for
one fourth nfthc purchase money in cash, and the
residue IA credit of one and two years thai val
uable property, in the town Of Loyingston. known
rs PAUPLIA'S I4N-I1RD. II is nn cxtcn-
syc establishment, well fitted to the Tanning bust
ress and where bark Is easily had. and where the
deman. for Leather is far beyond the supply from
Tanning establishments in Ills pan orihe country.
The ncishborng counties too, supply Il large num-
bcr of hides. The property il desirable and val
uabe one, and those wishing To purchase arc re-
qurs'cd to examine it before the day Of -nlc. Bond
aud security will be required for the purchase
cy, and lien retained on the property until il is
paid, STERLING CLAIBORNE,
JOHN THOMPSON, in,
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LATEST NEWS.
Ncw-York Money Market.

The New York Journal Of Commerce OF sstur-
day evening says:
There Il more cnrisI Offering far looms on call,
wcl az street discounts and rates for the former
are lower Prime business paper Is less plenty,
and more inquired for, and the best names can be
negotiated on easier terms. There is generally
better feeling prevailing among our monicd men,
and a. the Banks are discouniing freely, we
trust that no farther panic can be rcaiizcd,'
-sos-
Tie Great Storm and Lass Of Life Ser
mty Fesseis Supposed 10 DC
Lost-Saici9e, &c.
Boston, Oct. 10--Thc most intense ex-
citeinen, prevails in the fishing towns with
regard to the lafc gale at the east. From
New Beaufort aud vicinity 10 vessels are
out.
The wife Of the captain ofthe schr. Wer-
tina hearing a rumor OF the loss OF her hus-
band and his vessel. committed suicide yes
terday, leaving farnily ofyoung children.
Letter From lie late Coioaei Crinenden.
WASHINGTON, OCTOBER III.
The Republic this morning. contains the
following letter from the late Col. Critten-
den to his uncle:
SniP or WAR EsPERANzA,
August l6, 1851.
Dean UNCLE 10 few moments some
fifty of us will be shot. We came viii
Lopez. You will do me the justice 10 be
lieve my motive for coming was good one
| was deceiyud by Lopez. He, as wei
as The public press, assured me the Island
was in state Of prosperous revolution.
am commanded TO finish writing at once
Your Nephew,
WI. C2ITTENDEN.
will die like man.
To J. j. CRrrTEsDEN, Attorney Gener
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DOKfNsON a ELnisEI:s s:rcni

IA SOETHERN CIRCIiSt t-Compri.inr
the most numerous and talented Troupe of Eqnrs-
trims in the World This company will Perform
n Lgachbprc on Saturday oct 25M amt NoaR1y
Oct. 27h.
This company comprises Ninety Of the most su-
pcrb Horses in the country, and upwards Of Fifty
Persons amongst whom some Of the first per
formed in the professionalism male and female.
MASTER ZINES.
Better known in the circle AZ ''RoIinsoH's Loy' is
acknowledged to be superior 10 the famous TlcrRnn
de=, (also taught by MIR. John Robinson both in cx
ceution and style Tic Performances Of this lad arc
truly wonderful; his fots rapid and Of the most
novel and daring character. His horse runs with
double the ordinary speed Of ring hsrscs and all his
achievements accomplished on the bare back of
the animal during his most rnpid fight.
THE CLOWN SAN LONG,
Possesses the rare quality of being funny and anu
sing without being offensive to any. His Back
woods Stories and Stump Orations are ininitabv
droll
MADAME ROBINSON
In an aef of Lady Equestriani=m in the Saddle
illustrate, with fearless grace the various evolutions
of that elegant and beautiful exercise.
MILE HENRIETTA.
The young and beautiful Creole Rider, from New
Orleans. will give elegant display of single horse
manship in Parisian Performance.
MR.. j. II. ROBINSON
In his unapproachable tour-horsc act.
Mr.. II. GARDNER,
In his grand act Of TRANSFORMATIONS, called the
FETE OFPROTELS,
Mr.. Gardner will also appear in the Gymnastic
exercises Of the Arena. and exhibit his wonderful
skill in tumbling and somersetting
TIE TROUPE OF PONIES,
Ten in number, in all their curious f,ats and cxcr
ciscs.
MR. G. n. ELDRED, Mr.. FOSTER, MR..
RUGGLES, MR.. MALLORY,
And others Of distinguished talent will also appear
in the course Of the performance
THE BAND,
of this troupe, led by Mr. Ncavc, is Acknowledged
to be the best in the country.
THE MUSIC CHARIOT,
Drawn by twenty superb Horses raised in the South,
will enter the town in procession, driven by Mr. d.
Benham.
~ Admittance so cents, Children and Ser
wants Half price.
The Company win perform at New Glasgow on
Friday, Oct. 2ith.
Oct I6-3t.
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AUCTION SALES.
PROPERTY AT 4

n .
Y NEAR CHARLOTTE CT no. FOR
SALE.-The Deyisees of the late Capt. VIM.
Smith, will ccr for sale By way Of Public Auction.
ut Charlotte Court House. on Tuesday lie 2ud day
of December next. the following property:
Ist. The well known T'arcra Hossr and nppuric-
RANGES c; Charlotte Couri House, occupied BY Cap
tain Smith 'till his death; together with about
THIRTY ACRES adjoining thcrefo-the whole
Of which Is in remarkably high state Of fertility
- The T1TERN HOUSE. which is large.
JILL and the necessary Out-buiidinss. Stables,
Kitchen. &c. ia good state Of preservation
anil all the Buildings and Improvements are well
suited for the purposes for which they were erected
Ca the lot and near the Tavern House is a House
now occupied as TAHOR'S SHOP, and ON the
land proposed to be sold with The Tavern is good
BLACK SMITHS SHOP.
Persons desiring to purchase this valuable prop
erty viii be able at the same time to buy Wood-lots
lying within very short distance of the Tavern.
And the Executors Capt. Smith win also sell nj
the same time large amount Of TAXABLE FUR
NITURE Sc. the Provisions, &c. then on hand
belneing to the Tavern. thu, the Purchasers can
make at necessary preparations for common
| cling operations immediately.
| end The large BRICK BUILDING NJ Char
lotte CT. Ho.. which is separated from the Tavern
| House by street. One of the lower Rooms is
| now occupied as Dry Goods Store. and the other
| by r II. Smith a Saadlcry Estabishmcnt-to
both Of these Rooms Counting Rooms in the
The upper rooas are rented for Offices Shops. &c.
and tie whole House yields this time large rent.
| This House was built in 1884, and il in excellent
| repair.
| 3rd. THIR TT ACRES or LAND near the
Cont House. adjoining the 80 Acres proposed to be
sold with the Tavern. Some Of this i il fores, the
balance in Grass All Of it, particularly the open
Land is exceedingly fertile.
| i,h. About 81 Of an ACRE or LAND nenr
4 i Il. e 4. l,l.. .l..a
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ygn NEW ROONsIUSTVc.

Il l@IIfEy cEivED Br D. r. PAYNE q. Bro.
sB-4Esl II and f.1 safe at publishers prices.
The Ladies ofthc Convcnnni,hy Rev. J. Anderson
Drayton, story of ANN life,
Alban, tale of tho world
Sea and Sailor. by Cotton.
10, tale of the Golden Fame.
Passages in the life Of MIR. NJ. Maitland,
The Stone-mason st. Point, by De Lamartene,
Ether and chloroform in Surgery,
a treatise on lighthouses,
Service afoat and ashore, 10y Scmmcs, L, S. n.
Nagamundo,b by Warren,
Fresh Gleanings. by Tx Marvel
Adventures and travels in Mexico, by Carpenter,
incidents in Pastors life, by Wisner, ID. D.,
Epoch Of Creation, by f. Lord.
iiurry-sraphs, &c. by n. J.. Willis.
The human body and its connection with man,
Caleb Field, tale Of the Pnritnns.
Ricgo. or the Spanish Martyr, Tragedy.
Poems of +. A. & NJ. V. Fuller.
Religion of Geology, by Hitchcock.
Oct. 16-ts
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Real Estate M Auc-

TlON.-in pursuance Of deed Of trust exc
ruted to me by George See. bearing date the 10Th
dry OF November, 1919, fora certain purpose there
in mentioned and duly recorded in the Clerks Of
fee Of the corporation court Of Lynchlnrg. SHALL
on the 2sth day Of this present month (Octobcr)
3oclock, upon the premises, sell at public auction
CO. 4 HOUSE AND LOT, containing one
piii forrh cfan arr. with comfortable Dwell
E.l...u ling House and Carpenters Shop. 1t
also has on it good wc Of water. This Lot il
stunned nj the junction Of lth and 4th al
ley; il i regarded as very desirable residence for
n small family
TERMS made known the day of Sale.
Acting trustee, | shall convey such title only
as is vested in me bv said deed
II. GAINES THURMAN, Trustee.
ncr Ic-,oSn
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DAVID ROBES, Clerk


A T Circuit Court continued hy Adjournment
IN and held for Amherst county. at the Court
hcnsc. on Tur-daythe s6th day OF August. 1851:
Elizabeth Lucas. who formerly Elizabeth
Fcnd'~tcn. George Janes and Sallv his wif.wi o was
fnru,erly Sally Pcndle,on Henry 7. Pendcton. +
ccut,r &c Richard Pcndlcton, deed. John ID. Da-
via Sheriff nf Amherst county, and such. Adj
ministraiar &c VIM q. rnndeton. decd. Frances
q. pendlrton Harriet II rendr,on, Miraiah PEN
dlcton. VIM W. Scott and Eliza his wife. who was
formerly Eliza Pcndlcton. Simon NJ. Norll and
Mary G. his wife. who was formerly Mary q. PEN
dc,on. George Powell. Nancy Wade. who was for
merry Nancy Powell, james Norvcli and Frances
his wife, who was formerly Frances Pndsctt, R.
bert a. Coghill. administrator de honis non, with
tho viii annexed of james Pcndleion. deed. W.
Mcdaniel. Sr. Jas. i. Mcdaniel. John Il McDan-
rl. Nathan Glenn and Catharinc lis wife who as
formerly Carharinc Mcdaniel Ilardway Turner
aud Sophia his w.. who formerly Sophia Me
Daniel, Lindsey Mcdaniel Philip II. Mcdaniel,
VIM. McDanicl. ir.. Mar-arc, Padseit. Jor Ian
Camden Elizabeth Ashley. who formerly T.
l;zabcth Camden. Whit Cox in his own right and
Watt Cox and Anne his wfe. who was formerly
Anne Bal lick, Archeius Cox, Spoitswood Cox
Samuel lIeiskell and Elizabeth his wife. who wa.
formerly Elizabeth Cox. Caroline Cox 70 Cav
thon and Nancy his wife. who formerly Nancy
Cox, Sylvester l.. Burfnrd and Susan his Wife who
wls form 'rly Susan Cox. John l.. Turner and Mar
tina his wife, who fptmcriy Martha Cox Jane.
3 pendlc,op J,s n Davis and Monso, N,bo,e
pl,;n,ir.
og,;o,
VIM. pcndlc,o, We.lcv Cbri.,;,p md bis cl,ii
dten BY Lucie Christian, formerly Lucic Pcndlcton
,,hose ,,rncs mrs, unL nav, J,m,s pc,,Il.,,,, ,I
Henry r. Pepalctop r,,rmelin Zixlcy nb, ven.
formerly Permcla Pcndl,ton, VIM. HAYNES and
Polly his wife. who was formerly Pnlly P,pdl,ton
Richard " Euhnnk nnd Polly his wife. who ,ya.
formerly Polly Ware Mansfield War;. James ID
Ware Seldom Ware. Anne Ware. John d. Ware
Edmond Ware, Gns,avus Ware. p,nale,on Warn
Garland Ware Srovall and Martha hi.
wife. who was formerly Martha Pendleton, Sainuc
Pcndleton, Robert g. Pcndlc,on. Richard Smtl
and Polly his wife who was f,rmefiy Polly Baldock
Levi Baidock. Pcndlrton Baldook. John BaLlocL
Richard Baldock. Elimh Davis. Blnf.,rJ Camden
Polly Camden, Ro H. GRAFT and his children l.,
Frances his wife. who was f,rmcrlv Frances Gam
den, and whose names are unknown. - Whit
| ten whose name and residence are unknown. Jam,
Grow the heirs Of Beniomin Pcndleton who's.
names and residence arc unknown. the heirs Of
| .nac Pendleton, whose names and residence mr.,
unknown, the heirs of John Pcndictop. who's.
names and residence are also unknown. John Me
hone md his children bv Sally his wifi. whose nnnc
and residence (,xcen, ~ ;ll;,m .,J N,,sa,I a,,
| unknown. YIN. M,hou, Tinslcy p,Jcc,, ,,d Eli,
beth hi. wife. vbo WINS C,mcrly EI;ye,cth P,Jr.,,
Lindsey b. Padrctt and CatLarinc his wifr, vii,
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Commi~sonor's Office, I
LrNcHuuRG. Der. 18th, 1851. {
mo tic CrClilOIS Of the cSf.lfe III

l. Thos. Martin, deed. and all othcrs concerned :
You are hereby notified that, ut the request of Don
T. &. Peters, administrator of the estate If the
said Thos. Martin. deed, have appointed tho 9Th
day Of November next, At my Office. for receiving
proof of debts demands, agniDst tic said deee-
den, or bis estate, at which time aud place YOU arc
requested To- attend.
Given under my hand. as commissioner Of the
corporation coun Of I.ynchhurg. the day ard year
FIRST aforesaid.
Oct ff--v iw T'flOS L. MACON Tru'r
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~ Tailoring Nc.--Thc Subscriber bns the
largest stock cf cloths. cassimcrrs aud ve.tinss.
or seen in 1ynchhnrg. having iu.i opened
30 pieces tWillcd and piaia black tfrcnrh cloths.
manufactured in AK la Clnrelle. Fraacecxrrcssi
Tor the subscriber and Is certainly the andsp,,ss
and cheapest assortment ever brought to this mark
ct.
IS pieces Enslsh md French fancy c1ssimcrc-.
beautiful stsles.-ALso.
10 pieces blue French doc>kins manufactured
for the subscriber. and mogsiaea stock II I,caei
Pissl and Cashmere Isr'isga
He can have the above rnods made mp In the
most fashionable and durable manner having il III.
employment Mr.. James MeMakn. mn experienced
Taller from Philadelphia. and viii wnrroni per
feet &, In every Instance.
Also, large and splon.Mi stock &c READ y.
MADE CLOTHING. Among tho stuck may he
found lot of Exhibition Reversible Over Con,-.
made in London.
Ger 16-ifts DDS Il {, PETERS
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iPpOJNTjJENyOEp ROXV

Kno'r M N,p By tlcse Presents That We the sub
scrihcrs being Stockholders ~ the james River and
kannwlm Company, do hereby constitute and an
point - - oug true and lawful attorney and
proxy 10 represent each of in nil general meetings
OF the Stockholders Of said Company held within six
months from and after the date hereof when We arc
not personally present represented by some 9th
or proxy with fulipower and authority, such gen
cra meetings. to give such vote or votes and to do
such other act each Of u. could give OF do
as member of the said meetings. if we were per-
sonally present; and do hereby raty and couirrn
whatever vote or votes, act acts, said ator-
ncy may lawfully give do for us in pursuance Of
the authority hereby conferred upon him
Witness our hands and seals this - day Of
one thousand eight hundred and -