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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-21


b. is E1re,pcy Sir Charles Augustus Ed-rov Kaigh
CoNra ehs Royal Haroroidn Guelphic Ordcr, Csp
ten Gcnaai snd Gofernorm Chef N ne Ttyrftgy If
Ner South Wecs and ~ Dependencies, and Itcs .9dSi-
ral u IRE SOME &C.,
Where's by law all mines Of gold in IT, natural place
ot deposit within the territory Of New South Wales
whether the lands Of the Queen OF Of any Of her Ma
jestJs subjects belong TO the crown; Aud whereas In
formation has been received by the government that
gold exists upon and In the soil Of the county OF Ia
burs end elsewhere within the sai territory aud that
many persons have commenced, are about TO CON-
without leave or other authority from her Majesty
Now, i. Sir Charles Augustus Fitzroy ths Governor
Aforesaid on behalf Of her Majesty, do hereby pub
ucy notify end declare that oil persons who shall take
from any lands within the faid territory any gold
metal, or GRE containing gold. who within any Of
the woste lends which have not yet been alienated
by The crown shall dig for and disturb the ground In
search Of such gold metal ore without having been
duly authorized in that behalf by her Majesty colonial
government will be prosecutei both criuinsy and Oh
WHY se the Law allows; and further notify aud declsrr
that such regulations az upon further intornaoa MAJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-19
TUX TIE NIKGINI.
's'rIDutc OF lseSpect,

AT special meeting of the Warren
Lodge, No. 80, at the Masonic Hall, Ped
lar Mills, on Monday the 9th of June, A.
l.. 5o5l, A. ID. 1851, the following Pre-
amble aud Resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Whereas, ii has pleased the Supreme
Architect ofthe universe, in the dispense
ton otan all-wise Providence. to remove
from US by the hand Of death. our worthy
and esteemed friend and Brother, JoHN L
ELLIS, and, whereas, it is deemed right and
proper that this Lodge, Of which he was
late member, should make some public
manifestation Of the deep and abiding sor-
row which it feels under the sad .bereave-
ment it has sustained, ard miftle with
the widowed mother, and sorrowinr rela-
tives and friends, our tears and our sympa-
tines for their great and irrcparable loss, be
1t therefore Resolved
LIST. That this Lodge has learned with
the most profound regret, the death Of. our
late }. w, friend. and Brother, ions f.
ELLIS, -
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silver Mime in virginia.

"A valuable silver mine, it is supposed
has been discovered on farm in Jcfier-
son county, Va, situated on the east bank
OF the Shenandoah River, and at the base
Of the Blue Ridge mountain. The Spirit
OF Jefferson says:-Thc mine was discov-
cred some months since, and small speci-
men obtained ard forwarded to the Phila
delphia Mint to be assaycd. The supcrin-
tcidaut Of the mint has returned the same,
made INTO ten cent piece and pronounces
the ore exceedingly rich. The ledge Of
rocks IN which the ore is imprcgna,ed, is
of immense size, and if the ore yet to be
taken out should prove as rich as tina, al
ready tested, 1t wilrank as among the most
productive silver mines Of the county,
Every three pounds of rock, it is estimated
will yield one in silver. Arrangements
have been made for at once mining. and
but very short time will demonstrate the
advantages ofthe discovery.
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DIED.,


Very suddenly, AT her residence in Arnold's Val
Icy. in Rockbrdgc county. Virginia, on the l., VI
June. 1851. Mrs. NsScY DoreLAss. wife &c Mr.
John Douglass, aged sixty-sevcn years. leaving
large circle Of friends and numerous dcscendans to
mourn their loss. The deceased was an affection
ate wife and mother. kind mistress and highly cx-
emrlary in all the relations Of life.
70 The papers in Williamson county, Tonnes
see viii please copy.
-, In Richmond on Friday the 18th instant.
az The residence of her sou, the Rev. X. Dibrcll
Mrs. WrLNurH DinRELI, widow OF Anthony Dib-
rel, deceased, OF Buckingham county in die 18th
year of her age.
-. In Campbell county, on the 30,h. Nav.
SARAH ELIZABETH. only child of Henry NJ. and
Angelina w. Armisfcad, aged months and 30 davs
Also on the 10th June, Mrs. Angelina w. wifi,
of Henry NJ. Armstcad in the 35,h year of her age,
after IN illness Of FIVE months which she bore with
ior,itude and resignation.
- of pulmonary affection at the residence Of
Mr.. Ezekiel iiorner, in this county. on "Wednesday
the lth of june, Mr.. SAMUEL NJ LAMBETH. in the
i2d year his age.
The deceased had been resident Of the county
Of Campbell from his infancy up To the hour of lis
death, where he was extensively known and univcr-
sally beloved. He possessed most of the noblcr
qualities that hdorn species. He was frank
and generous in his disposition. and trusting and
contding in his nature. He could not have had an
enemy. and the interest manifested for him during
his late sickness, atcstei the warmth Of his numcr-
Gus friends
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Tribute OF EscsDeFf,

AT meeting of the members of the
Lynchburg Hose and Fire Insurance Com
pany, held at their Council Chamber, ON
Monday evening, June 10th, 1851, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions of the
Committee appointed on the 7th inst, were
unanimously adopted:
Seldom if ever has it been the duty of
any association Of men, to meet together
under circumstances more deeply painful
than the present: Death in its most ap-
palling form has invaded our midst, and
stricken down from among us ono Of our
most highly esteemed and beloved mem
bers. Our companion and fellow Hose
man JAMES ID. SAUNDERS, is numbered
with the early dead His brave, histnoble
and generous heart, is stilled in DEATH
Full ofhopc, full Of promise, lie has fallen
in the prime of youth and usefulness, be-
loved and lamentcd, by all that knew him.
OF his character we need hardly speak
he was bravc-hc was noble in his bear
mg-chivalrous in his conduct, with a
hand always open to charity. In fact ''the
elements were so blended in him, that ma
ture might standup, and say 10 all the world
this acas a man.
Belt therefore, Resolved, 1st. That we
have met together, with hearts bowed down
TO the earth, under the severe dispensation
of an aliwise, but just and merciiul Provi-
dencc, that has berelt us of our friend and
fellow Hoseman, 10 offer to his memory
this humble tribute Of respect.
2nd. That we do most deeply svmpa-
thlse with the bercavcd and disconsolatc
family Of our friend and fellow Hoscman,
IN their irreparabe loss, and more particu-
larly with her whom he had inst led from the
bridal altar, in smiles and in Joy to follow
him; Aiasl too soon. with inconsolable
grief and despair to the Tomb
3rd- Thatin Of our high regard for
our deceased fellow IIescman, we Will
wear the usual badge Of mourning for tlir-
ty days.
18th. That copy Of these proceedings
be sent to the widowed bride and family
of the deceased, and that they be publish
ed inthe papers of this town, and inserted
in the records of this company.
JAS. T. WILLIAMS,
Sec'y. pro. ten.
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Wici.ershaIm's weaving Wire.

Strange as the idea may seem, it is no
less strange than true, that iron ola thick
ness that would make it appear impossible
that It could be worked by any other agcn-
cy than the forge, the anvil and the hmm
mer, is now, by the aid Of new and power
full machiery, woven into the most beauti-
FIJI patterns, and the designs varied with
almost the same facility as in the weaving
of "A carpet or table cover. The specimens
that we have seen excel in beauty and fin
ish any iron railing that we have seen, and
do not cost more than half the ordinary
cost otevcn cast iron railing. Many of the
first class counting houses and Offices in
New York are now fitted up with railing
III preference to any other heretofore or at
present in use. The uses of the invention
are not confnedto railing, as the most taste
iul verandahs, window grazing, garden fen
ces, etc, are made by it. The coal miners
of Pennsylvania prefer it above all other
modes for their screens. Charleston and
New Orleans each have parks enclosed in
the same manner. In fact wherever it has
been introduced, it has come into almost
"'''iiiii't' idNoi. 4 Hc rcCuildr advantage
1t possesses over all other kinds OF railing
Is, that IN its manufacture the rod or wire
is SO crmpcd, that in the weaving process.
they are crossed in u manner that one binds
the other, thus giving mutual support to
the whole, that renders it more durable
than work twenty times its weight made
in the old way.
Mr.. John Wickcrsham, the ingenious in
ven,or, also manufactures a superior ar
ticle of iron wire for farm fences, that cost
but little, will last man a lifetime, and are
easily constructed. In thinly wooded coun-
tries they will come into rapid demand as
they already are i'll many parts of Europe.
Add TO these one more article. Mr. Wick
crsham manufactures bedstcad ofiron. so
constructed that it can be shut up during
the day time, and will require but a few
inches of room from the wall ont, is bug
proof and easily managed. We think this
store is worth visit to those who visit n.
lork.-AIdany State Register
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Lynchburg, June II, 1851.


From every appearance, the crop this year will
be delivered early, vet tour Inspections conrinuc to
run short Of last year from - to 80 hhds, weekly
Our inspections the past week have been 1874 hhds
ag6insi 420 hhds.. corresponding week last year.
Sales Of Lugs at from 81 To 81; Common and Mid
ding Leaf from 81 to 81 So good and fine shipping
81 80 to $40; tho but few hhds. at the luttcr price
The following sales of good and fine Manufacture.
ing have been made the past week, viz: One hid,
made by Mr. Rosscr, Of Campbell. to Dudley &
Johns at $40; do made by Mr.. Craddocl, to
Messrs. Warwick & Otey al So: hhds., made by
a. NJ Ruckcr, OF Amherst. toJ. L. Cluytor, Esq.
at $3.50; and to Mes>rs. Oiler & Anderson at
sl7.25; hhd., made by Mr.. s. Worsham Pittsvl-
vania, to w. d. Tyrce. Esq, at SIG; hhds. made
Mr. Il, c. Clarke of PiItylvania, . to Geo f.
Williams ESQ.,. ut 81 so to S1i: to W. d. Tvrcc.
Esq, al sl3.a5 aud 10 MessrS. Lanchorne &
Sons at $40; | hid. made by J. W. Hurt, of Roa-
nokc, weighing nett 1874 lbs, to Seth IInlscv.
ESP at s2j and his crop of Tobacco raiscd upon
about acres Of land netting him sl0i656.
". T. SMITH
COMMISSION MERcHAxr.
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Convicted afIasf.

James Smith; the individual who was
lrrcstcd last February on charge of
breaking into Crow Il Snyder's store in
Bcrryvillc, and succeeded in escaping
rom the Jail Of that place, has been con
Tictcd Of certain robberies in Lynchburc.
md sentenced to the Peniten,iary for ten
Fcars. 1t is said that he has Il father and
brother in the State prison ofPcnnsylva-
|ia. After his conviction in Lyncllburg he
confessed the robbery at Bcrryville, and
declared, also. that il had been his inten-
ION. al one time, to burn outa gentleman
y this place, because he had been instru-
pentai IN securing his arrest. 1t is dam
Porous Tor such man 10 be at large
ViscAester Republican.
lour town readers will recognise in the
bovc character-the Burglar, Poague,
bsely tried before Judge Wilson.
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Tribute of Respect.
BRANCH bANk OF VIRGINIA.,
Danyille, June 18th. 1851. /


Danville, June 14th. 1851.
AT meeting of the President and Di-
rcctors ofthe Branch Bank Of Virginia, at
Danville, held a, their Banking House, on
this day, the following preamble and reso-
Tuition were unanimously adopted:
"The Board Of Directors Of the Branch
Bank Of Virginia, in Danville, have learn
ed with feelings Of the deepest regret, that
A. w. c. TERRY Esq, former member
of this Board, has suddenly been stricken
down in the midst of career of usefulness
and of bright promise, for the future,
and they desire to record on their minutes,
a testimony of the very high esteem in
which he was held by them as well on ac-
count Of his great moral worth, as Of the
zeal, ability and efficiency with which he
served this Institution during the entire pc
nod Of his connection with it,
Bland, aifable and Courteous IN his dispo-
sltion and department, his intercourse with
bis colleagues, was at all times Of the most
pleasant and agreeable character, whilst
his frmhess ofpurposc, and his determine
uon to discharge his duty, under all cir
cumsiances Of opposition, orreproach, were
ever consplcuously manifested.
The death Of sleh man is felt as ca
lamiiy, and the President Of this Office, is
hereby requested TO communicate to the
widow Of our deceased friend, the assur-
ance, that she mourns not alone, but that
the members Of this Board, deeply sym
pathisc with herin Ter grief, and viii ever
cherish "a remembrance of his many virtues,
trusting that they may thereby be excited
to initiate his noble deeds.
Resolved, That copy ofthese proceed
ings, signed by tie President, and altcsted
by the Cashier, be published in the Dan
vile Register, and forwarded to the Ed
tors Of the Lynchburg Virginian and Re
publican of that town, with the request
that they viii insert them in their respec-
tive Journals"
Signed, on behalf of the Board,
THOS. p. ATKINSON, Prcs't.
Attest,
G. b. TALAFERno, Cashier.
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I'd. That in testimony of regard for his
memory. the members of this Lodge viii
wear the usual badge Of mourning for
sixty days, and that the Lodge, its furni-
ture, and jewels, be clothed in mourning.
Sd. That the foregoing preamble and
resolutions be spread on our record, and
a copy sent to the mother and brother of
the deceased, and also one to the Lynch
burg papers for publication.
BENIN b. WYNN,
Secretary, pro tenn.
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Grand Schemes.

Thmsi1y. lime l9-CdrroH CosHfg 25-75 Is.
Capi,als-sao 600 1874: 1000; 1000 1850; 10
of 100.-rickcts 50.
F1iay Jsnc 20-Nd. CoRSol,dfi,ed 3S-7s 10.
Cupitals-S21 ,000 > of 10 900; of 5000; ..
500.-rickcts %.
S0taday Janc 2l-Gd. Coaso'bia'cd i6--7s 10
Capitals-Si0 0@a; Il, i97 60; 5000; 1000; 100
OF 900; 100 OF J0c.--Tirkets $40.
Noadoy Jtac % Washington Comfy 25-7S Is.
Cnpitals-s2G,00O; ll,0ll; COCO; 5000; 1900, 10
of1J0.-Tickcts IS.
Tuesday, Ji,ac 2l-BI dir 30-7j II
Cupitals-S2O 600 4 of 5,O0O of ,jO0-Tick-
cts s..
Ilrdnesdag, JpHe ej--Snsy'a Canal as-7s IS.
Cupiials-s5D 900; 20 900; 10000; 5.000 5000,
$50; 50 Of ,000-Tickc,s $40.
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McCRERy's NEW AND

W LTthI LUITENT UFFTtE, Nam
Stree opposite NE IIidrwick House H. MORRIS
& Co, Successor. To d. Paine & Co., Managers,
whose liberal and popular Schemes command adj
miration and are no, cxcellcd by any other in the
uuitcd States, aud from their good Luck heretofore
N the distribution OF Cafiai Prizes, the same may
be expected.
~ Packages, Certificates. or Single Tickets
can be had NJ all times by order or otherwise.
~ Two Schemes, large aud small, and Draw
ines received daily
IL All orders shnll have prompt und conGdcn-
tnl attention.
RS An pr;x,s .t,.I a, ,I.. ,i,
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kyncisbNrg MarkctS.-JuEc, rs,
WHOLESALE PRICES


PRovIsioxs.- Bacon-C ontinucs with but little
movement, sales f0alic.
FLouR.--Saes, 81! duh Tor Supcrifnc, stocks
accommodating. Family siaa:5 as 10 quantity and
quality.
MEAL.-G5 to 20.
GaAIS.-Corn 20 to - cts; Oats 35a37i cents
GuANo.-Best Peruvian SIS per ton
PLAsTEn.-Lump, So; Ground 50.
SuGARs.-New Orleans 7Ja9 cts; Porto Rico7 to
10 Cts Clarified l2l cts. Loaf II to l24 set
WHIsKY. Mountain 3oc. dull.
BFEswAx.-20 to21 cents.
BrTTER.-i21 a Is cts. duh for No Fresh
Butter AT market very and brings 30 to SOC.
BRANDY.-Apple. 35ai0; Peach, none offering.
BAR IRox.-sS0aS5 assorted duh.
CofFEE.-Rio Il To II cts. Laguira II To Is;
Mocha 20.
COUNTRY LrNHXs.-Tow Ito Ia Flax l2at 4 cts.
CorToS YARNs.-Saes lSa20 cts.
FEATHERS 32 To 80 cts.-Scarcc.
WooL.-25 To % cts. in drmand.
Wool RoLLs.-3j to 37i very scarce.
GINsENG.-3Ja40 cts.
FLAX SEED.-Sacs l. 10 per sc IL.
FIsH.-IIerrings, No. |, $50; Shad, old 81 80
new $40; Mackerel. No. 3, $3.50.
LfSsEEp OtL.-SJa90cts.-in demand.
Land 9ni3 cts but little in the market.
MoLAssEs.-Wcst India 80 TO 40 cts per gallon
N. o. A. to A cts
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BALTIMORE June is'
MONEY STOCKS &c-Moncy is still in ne
demand, and the rates rule Si9 per cent for good
paper. The Stock market has been very quiet tlu-
ring the week and We note decline in Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad shares. There are very few BanL
Stocks offering.
Family F2om.-We continuc to quote Baltimore
made at SG.25, and bakers extra Sj.25.
SasqachonAq Eeur.--We note sales of 1900 bbls
ON Moddny at Tl21i and since Of smaller lots at t.
12i
Rye HoW-Wc quote Ist at $3.50.
Cam NcoL-Sale- Of Baltimore bbs. nj s.. S7I
and Of Pcnna. bbls. s2.75. To-day there wa, n
sale of300 bbls. Baltimore AZ 49,
Baro"'-Wc note sales Of 10 hhd. Shoulders at
Iia1 crs 10 hhds do al 4 cts; - Lids Sides al
~ cts; "a hhds plain Hams at 9 cts. mos: 1000
Hams at lG cts; 400 do. at lOi cts. 800 Queen
City" Hams at i cts.
Ilh'sity-The market j. without change Sales
continue tobc made. as heretofore At % eta in bbls
and at y cents in hhds. The inspections Of the
week comprise 81 bids. and GIG hbls.. Of which SO
hhds were received by the Tide Water Canal.
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NEw YoRk June n,
The Stock market is firm. Sales Of o. s. G's. Of
1867, llGs Coupons 100 Fancy Stocks nic low
cr' OhioTs lcD0i Pa SIS. 9iI Reading. 5oI.
Morris Canal M. Canton, IN
The Money market continues easy EXCHANGE
on London, l0aloi premium.
Flour steady. Sales Of 1000 bbls at sIa4. O6I
Tor common 70 straighi State brands Ohio 81 lisa
10 Southern s4.5G Gencsee si.5Oa4 IS. Corn
Meal = sla2isf: Rye Flour,s3.44
Grain quiet. Wheat dull--Small sale IL Va !,
5oayS cts white Genesec do. II2alI3 nj. ma
steady-sales Of 81 900 bushels nj 5:,ga5G ct. for
hi'n'd ana 2oa'9 cts. Tor round Wow Oats 47a4sc.
PROVISIONS quiet. New n, -ss pork held 81 sI4.4l.
and PRIME DO ~. Old Pork nominal as last quoted
out Meats arc nsettled Lard Sa8s to 0 cts. in
Dds Ohio Butter heavy ut 9aI4 cts
proc'r les present no feature. The trapsac-
lons are limited mostly To the regular trade Small
sales Rio Coffee at s3a9l cts. Sugars and MoIa.-
scs quiet. Rice 3ia3I cts
Cotton is quiet and prices Unchanged of
LOO bales at s1a9i cts. for middlne UpIands.
WhisScy in bbls. is selling at 2a3 cts.
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N THILADELFNIA, June u.
mere Is nothing new to notice in Stocks. Pa.
IS 9il; Reading 2Si; L. s. IS, of 1867, II64:
Flour dull-Sars $50 bbls common standard
brands at sl.l2t; Choice st.3I. Corn Meal s. IS
Rye flour s3.H.
Tram quic'-Saics ofrcd wheat at 90a9i cts; white
JSal0o cts. Corn quiet-Saes Of 5000 bushels at
60a6l cts. for yellow; white 81 cts Dat, "A cts.
Rye II cents.
Provisions are quict-Ncw Mess Pork held at
lG.i25i Prime do sl4 Lard in bbls. 81 cis kegs
l04all cts.
Grccerics quici--Salcs small-Rio Co,a,e ssd9I
cts Sugars and Monsscs dull. Rice 81.
Cotton sicsidy-salcs smnll-rriccs unchanged.
Wnskey 2,a22l cts. in hhds and bbls
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Prizes Sold.

Sold in class Go to citizen OF this place another
prize Of sj00-half ticket.
~ Orders for packages. certificates of paeka-
ses, single rckcts ia any OF the Lotteries at j
W. Many 4 CO., viii meet with prompt attention
il addressed TO \. T. WIIiTTEMORE. IT,,
l.ynchhurs Va.
~ Communications strictly confidential.
Inn 4
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to Chesapeake and Delaware Canal;
through this canal to the Delaware river;
up this river to the Delaware and Raritan
Canal, and to New York. These boats
were built at Cumberland by the Wash
lngtoh Coal Company.
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TEIIU WILLIAMS, MATCHMAKER

M OTlCE.-I shall Leave home the first Of
~ May nest, and be absent in Europe probably
or months, and during my Absence James .
johnson Esq, Of Liberty, will attend to my None
tary Matters generally, with whom sbnll deposito
such bonds and accounts rs will probably require
attention while am gone. ] have secured the
services Of Mr.. james L. Oncy Of Liberty. who
will reside at my house and attend to the general
supervision Of the Plantation, and win also take
charge of my Books and accounts not left with Mr.
Johnson A. B. NICHOLS.
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Drawn Numbers,

lH0N0RguIfu tTrsN %.
IL rs Is 40 81 so 80 10 80 1 a IA IS
De- Er, Glass r.
81 II ~ So 30 IS 10 5 II IL 81 A % II Gs
No. Do. Classai
Is l. g. 90 "a s IS - - 40 10 81 So
Do. do. Class sc.
G6 1 80 10 CO 20 - 6s 6 G. 9 %
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e. FOURTH Of JULY CELEBRATION

The Ida Lodge No I0i l. O.O.F
.ae v flyer Division. Ne. 3o2 Sons Of Temner.
iied for the purpose Of having b., ,''' . I.
place, on Friday the 9TH 81 Jul; pcnt !, ..i;sh
time able addresses viii bc naac ,c,rrs.,,,;ar
each Society All Odd Ft lows and Son. of Ten,.
ferahce' are respectful. invited, Band ~ M.
SIC IRON LTnehburg viii be IN attendance.
june Ig-f4ivif
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Ga CARELL HOUSE. RANK sorAnE

- Lynclbng, Ta.--Thc subscriber has hi. dsv
taken cfnrge Of the well known and popular Tny-
crt. the "CABELL HODSE.' recently occupied
by Mr. John Rcselcy, where be cnn Al, oil tines b,
found rrady 70 accommodate those who may favour
him with call
ihe House Is now undergoing thorough repair.
and he promises that no pains uYb be sgorrd ~, NJ.
part TO render bis guests comfortable. Hi, tIovs.
VIII be provided with the best tho country affords.
and having the best Of Stables. be promises I'D,
every attention shall be giyea ~ that sDep.vsms.,
ne takes this method 81 stating 10 The pskic thst
his own PcrscHal attention, aided by Mr.. Hilton D,
"aiker' saii at oil times be paid To every depart.
rnrnt {, the establishments
CHARLES PHELPS
q .-.c
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4 NEW AND VERY HEAVY

"A ~ II w AND VERY HEAVY
aASIoCk or HARDJpARE. cTJLERT.
Guns, saadloy &c, lphoiesaie and Re'od:-
Building Ala,crials
Coach Makers do,
Cabinet-makers' do.
Shoe makers do
housekeeping do,
Carpenter tools,
Smiths do.
Plantation d.,
General IIaE.dwarc.
Iron, sit.cl and Castings.
SAD cry, g., &c, al in great variety. and al
ooush'. Tor cash at the lowest rates.
~ earnestly invite Country Merchants. +, Oh MI
others who want cheop md Goo1 600 rs, 10
call and u.s. We ass.ire Them thar tb,v ,y;ll
ind il 10 their advnntageto do So
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received h+ Spring supply Of Drugs, Medicines,
Nc, comprising nn unusually large aud complete
assortment, selected by himself. with great care
purchased ut unusually low prices, and Of very gu.
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