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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-19
MOULD, WHEAT

Il THRESHING MACHINE, AND AGRE
cultural Implement Maanfaetmy; Main STREE, Ga
fer dnors bciop he Franklin Ho,ei), Lwclburg
Pirgisid-The subscribers have entered into a
coPartnership under the style aud firm Of CONANT
4 WALDRON. for the purpose of Manufacturing,
in this place, Tobacco Moulds, Wheat Thycshtng
Machines, and all kinds Of Agricultural Implements
upon the most approved plans. Their facilities for
getting up every thing in the above business, is
surpassed in this section of the country, having in
their employment experienced worlmen. and using
nothing but the very best material, together with
the fact that they practical wor<mcn themselves,
and snperintend in person, all work put up in their
shop; they therefore eau, with confidence,
rant nll work done by them, 10 be surpassed in
durability. nentncss, and exact performance, by any
other establishments of the kind in ibis section Of
country. All orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to. Charges reasonable. All
Ia want please give a call.
A. W. CONANT,
np1-3m WM WAIDR0N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-19

TERRIBLE FIRE-DAMr EXPLOSION At
THE CLOVER HILL PITs.-Wc urc shocked
by the intelligence that on Saturday morn
ing about o'clock, an explosion occurred
in the central Pit, owned by James II. Cox,
Esq, at the Clover Hill Coal Pits, Chester
field. There were only eight persons in
the pits, one white and seven colored men
and they were all killed. The bodies Of
all Of them have been recovered. The un.
fortunate victims, Il is thought, were anx-
ious to complete their work, so that they
might have portion Of Saturday to visit
their families, and they did not take tho
necessary precautions, with the safety lamp
against danger. Two Of the negroes be-
longed to Mr.. Cox, and the rest were hired
by him.-RicA. Enquirer.
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The Truth OfIIiStOry VinsDicnso.p |,

w.,
ton Tu;o1 Mr. Andrew Jo,l ~ n'u .",, nn,s n aaI41ss-
IN sneakno Of ,be Massachnsa,,a n Donr,son' oonla
as.erts ,bai tho Froo Sr;I rs. .Ia,','o.' ,:
,;on n,rtv are comnosaJ tsa H.. anu apoi.-
of rec r,,;;s from ,bd .aId Ea1, r, .o o'o'. part
marty" Heo olsn s,vs I H.. .I,' 'n ol !" ny
IT oc H. r. .'e' NJ .'o ie'eHl trl-
,y,s .coomr,i;shaJ L'' &c e. a'achu'1,'s' c.i W
mocrat;c nar,v" ~ = '"' De
As bo,b of, ,bese s,,,o,on,.
ous and c,1se i i narhan. ".o 20, aro efrone,
state ,be ,ru,b ,omot;nr, P: w.. e'ousn 10
,;on or "h;.,on,, '".' P"'''eu'ar Por-
Tn the f;rst nl,cc the ,e.d;no r.
nrcss in The Irn;on i ,ta NS o,' ~
reu;ng Post-an old FeJera, " fosa,.ao ea r.
journal And the lead;nr mo-, j. J1o1o ~ T..-'
Soil movement were Martin Van Rursn ~
Jobn A Div Jobr V,n Re-, p: ~
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SPRuNG AND SUMMER FASH
4 l0lKA !.

- AVINSseeJ ID. EpN ARDcs 1ucICndH az
ior, few doors above Meem & Gwatkin and oppc-
site Samuel b. Thurman returns thanks to his Gus
toners and the public generally for the liberal en-
oouragcinent extended to him for the past year,
and respectfully ask continuation Of the same. He
has large number of FIRST rate workn,en employ
cd, and being determined to out as good work
as can be done, he feels confident of giving entire
satisfaction to all who NAV favor him with their pat
ronage. lie would invite attention to new stock
OF cloths, eassimercs, vcs,ings and trimmings laid
IN tins spring with and for cash. which will be
madenp on reasonable terms and verv low for cash
J, II. EDWARDS, Act.
81 le-rts for +, S Bradshaw.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-19

Letters by the Europa bring intelligence
that the entire premises Of the American
Baptist Mission at Bnnkok, Siam. were de-
stroyed by fire on the night Of the 4tll Of
January last. including the dwellings Of
the Missionaries. The fire originated in
native ho,ise, aicw rods distant, and spread
with such rapidty that very few articles
could be saved. The printing Office and
stock, the bindery and type boundary, IL
brary, md nearly all the personal effects Of
the Missionaries were consumed. The total
loss is not less lhan $4,000, and probably
is considerably more. The Missionaries
were received into the residence Of Senor
Marcellino de Aranjo Roza. the Portuguese
Consul, and met with much kindness from
others.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-19
ORNAMENTAL Cottage Furni-
= ron SALE OR RENT.--I wish to


iFes suPf on CurHar bfuHuy
: ! do do Vintage 1905, superior
pipe old NADIA Wine. very superior
, qr- casks supr. Port Wine
WIN a general and well selected stock of l..
qucrs IN bottles and az casks.
mar Si-ts MoDAHIrt :, LEE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-19
II r"Sf'1o's rcs 'I1n1 y rVVFTNVH'
ma lin ROBERT N. LEE.
TIME FOR FAsHIONs.-TH

IWE + VKH r RASG1HVNSs--ITI lie
= subscriber has just received the spring style of
gcntlemcns for 1851. being the latest and most
approved New York and Philadelphia style ofHATs,
(Which he invites his old friends and customers and
tho public generally, to his large and desirable stock
of HATS. as they really good and beautiful
All those that in Of the above articles will
please give him call as he is determined sell us
cheap the cheapest. and upon the most accom-
modating terms. lie dcvotcs his whole attention to
the Manufacturing department of ofliatting-and from
his long experience and close attention to business
he hopes to merit good share of the pubic patron
age. All orders thankfully received and prompt
ly attended 10. WM. SITTER.
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HEMOVAL.-Ihe subscriber, thank
e. q iul for the liberal patronage heretofore
d1aS etended to him, would respectfully inform
his ttends and the public generally, that he has
moved his Watch and Jewery establishment to the
house one door above MIR. John Kinner's, and OPP
rositc Rumtough's Big Red Hat" where he has
on hand neat and well selected assortment of
WATCHES AND JEWELRY of the latest
styles. All in OF articles in his line are eur
nestly requested to call and examine his stock, as
he is determined to sell on the most reasonable
terms. Agood assortment Of Silver Ware constant
ly hand. manufactured by Mr. Henry Silver
thorn, which will be sold low can be bought
elsewhere. EDW. W. VICTOR.
N. b. Watches, Clocks and Jewclry repaired at
tho shortest notice. and on reasonable terms. The
highest price paid for old gold and silver.
an 21-ts E. W v
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..Mub.r.v .ad a IinIa girl seven ycsrs old. II
cod ~, ',,der.,snd our minister to-day he said o.
u.." na ' haxJ ~.rds, wish ihst he would preach
~, ,;,sls rirs ec,,ld understand him. Wont he
mo,hc,7'' ..Yrs ! think -. 4 We ask him. Soon
..vrhsrs arc yot, going Emmal' said he. = az
,cnr aver 70 Mr.-'s. 10 ask him tofsedcA sRaf
T-I..< ~ Yt4ey
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e0s 7-------------
Railroad llelRls.

The sound policy Of cheap fares has a
fresh illustration in the annexed paragraph,
from the New York Tribune Of Wedncs.
day:
A,yirals .f;6m tie East.---1'he steamer
knickcrbocker brought to our city this
morning, fifteen hundred passengers, who
took advantage Of the low price Of excur-
sion tickets for this week, to see our me-
tropolls, attend our anniversaries and hear
Jenny Lind. They filed fifteen long pas
scnger cars, on leaving Boston. They
come to us from Worcester, Boston, Nash
ua, Lowell, Lynn and all the coast cities.
II is stated that Mr.. Joseph Gonder, Jr.,
has taken the contract for the completion
ofthe Williamsport and Eluira Railroad
within two yenrs from the 9Th Of june
next. The contract requires the road TO bo
constructed TO correspond in width with
the wide track Of the New York and Eric
Railroad. Ellis Lewis, Esq, Of Lancas-
ter, is the President The iron is to bc
manufactured ut the Montour Works, Dan
vile. The Susquehanna Railroad Com
pany, chartered at therecent session Of tho
Pennsylvania Legislature. has power to
construct the link which willconnect Bal
timore with Williamsport, and, Of course.
with Luke Erie. A new and powerful
motive ofinterest is thus presented to Bali-
more to favor tho construction Of the road
in question.
Public Spirit. The Cincinnati Gaze,to
states that the individual subscriptions in
that city to the Cincinnati and St. Louis
Railroad amounted, on Friday last. to
100000, and that on Saturday this a.
mount was doubled by nine gentlemen,
each subscribing $40 ,ooo-A-so that now the
private subscriptions reach SiSU,00O.-
The enterprise hcrcspokcn Of is part oftho
great Straight Line Railroad from Balii-
more to ST. Louis.
We see it stated that reduction offaro
has recently taken place on the route from
New York to Buffalo via Albany, Rochcs-
ter, &c, and that first cluss passengers aro
taken from the city Of New York to Buaa-
| 10 for S7.50.-Balf Inner.
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IRON 4 BRASS FOUNDRY.

1 " FACTORY.-The undersigned respectfully
Inform the public that they have added addition
ii amount of steam power their establishment and
arc now prepared TO execute any work in the above
line In style not inferior to any in the State.
They keep constantly on hand. all kinds Of Cast
ings, and would ask particular attention 10 their
beautiful assortment Of PLAIN AND FANCY
CRATES. STOVES, &c.
They offer their services for the manufacture Of
all kinds of Machinery; such as Horse Power, Mil
tiearing, &C. All kinds Of PIows, together with
many other Agricultural Implements are kept con-
stantiy for sale. They manufacture Wheat fresh
ing Machines Of the approved patterns, at the
large Brick Foundry, Main Street. below the Frank
lin Hotel. JT&G.S. DIUGUID.
March 3-Iv
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II Tailor, HTest side Market Shret, 4 DOORS
nELow the rosr orFrcE, Lpaehbarg, Ta.-Begs
leave To inform the public that he Is prepared to
fulfil all orders in his line of business in the nent-
est and most fashionable style Particular aiten-
tion will also be given cutting Of garments when
they TO be made up elsewhere.
~ All work warranted.
TT Fashions regularly received.
- RnIERT ZEE
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Tee FOR SALE AT DIRRELL,s

Il HOTEL.-Thc subscriber has on hand, and
will keep for sale during the season, supply of
clean ICE. Those in want had better engage in
TING. CHAS. L. DIBRELL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-19

N OTlCE-The subscribers would respectful
ly return their sincere thanks to their friends
for the very liberal patronage bestowed on them
during the past year, and asks continuance of the
anne for the present, at the Machine shop former
y owned by Diuguid & Snapp, . miles North of
SPout Springs, Appomaftox county Thrcshing
Machines Of the best material and Workmanship
nnd can be had the most reasonable terms.
Ihreshcrs for stationary and portable horse power
They would suggest their friends the propriety Of
bringing in their old Machines for repairs during
the winter months. Fan Mills and Corn Shelters,
made on the best and most approved plan Hav-
ing had an experience of ten years in the business.
they confident they give satisfaction in both
workmanship and price. Give us a call before
purchasing elsewhere. PHILIP SNAPP,
ppl 3-Sui FRED NJ MEEKS
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S6.59S.7OS 40

@O,ouO,fOO AZ
The Finance Committee of the House
of Delegates lately examined the statistics
OF the Auditor, and, after careful and la
borious investigation, proved his figures
and estimates to be correct-as will appear
by House Document No. 9.-"upon the
debt, revenue, and expenditures Of the Gov
ernment."
But the Finance Committee clearly
showed that SS44,OOo Of the apparent la
bility of the State would never be real, us
private subscribers had not complied with
the conditions upon which the State agreed
to subscribe.
But let US suppose, for round figures,
that the Indebtedness Of Virginiais $780,
600, or that that is the amount for which
she is required to provide an annual inter-
est, and what trihe does it seem, when
rated by the magnitude of her various and
ample means!
The State, well knowing this, did, on
the 29th of March last, pass a law to au-
thorizc the Board of Public Works to bor-
row, on her credit, four millions of dollars
to complete her useful works Of internal
improvement, and from which greatly
augmented income will be the necessary
consequence.
To affect this, the State is about to issue
coupon bonds, which will avoid the old
trammels which tetter the transfer and ne.
gotiability of public stocks. They will
run for thirty-ive years, and pass from ven
dor to vcndee as often as the seller and
purchaser shall desire, without the trouble.
some formality of assignment and transfer
on the records of the Government The
bonds will carry six per cent. interest pei
annum, payable half yearly. in Washing.
ton, New York, or wherever the agents
and the purchasers OF the bonds, shall pre-
fer the money to be paid. That the bonds
may come within the means Of all who dc.
sire to purchase them, they will be issued
in denominations of from FIVE thousand to
five hundred dollars.
To the honor Of Virginia it affords us
pleasure to refer to the fact that she has
never repudiatcd nor deferred the payment
of herpublic debt; that shehas supplements
to discharge every pecuniary obligation
into which she could be induced to enter;
and that she has recorded her solemn word
upon imperishable statutes, that she will
never fail to pay her debts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-19

We regret to zee the nttacks made on Mr. Dor
win, Scareiary Of tbe Treasury, in the New York
Heyaid. None lament more deeply than We, tho
opinions that Mr.. Corwin h~s adopted on cerfain
important Questions But from some years 81 per
sonnl acquaintance and mnny Of general kncwlc1fe'
we have no hesitation in saying that his perscna.. !"
tcgrisy will abide unshaken "the test OF '''"'''
scrutiny, Of TALENTS, and Of time
Whenever any definite scciisntions nie w. XII IN.
are assured without any intimntion from i' 1"r- M
win, that they will be triumPbsnty rePe''e" -
Southern Pyen.
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cERE A. COCMRAN.--MANUFAC-


V&sSG.urer and dealer in Carriages, Barosches
Rockarrays, Baggies, Harness, S-c.-Squarc below
the Franklin Hotel. AIain street. Lynchburg. Va.
The subscriber feels grateful for the very liberal
patronage extended to him since he commenced bu-
siness, and would say the public, that he is now
in receipt ofa large of the above arti-
ces which will be sold cheap the same quail
ity of work can be bought elsewhere and brought
here Come und Judge for yourselves, we charge
nothing for looking and but liltle il you buy.
The subscriber is practical Carringe-makcr and
has had fifteen years experience inthe business, and
devotes the whole Of his time in making up, and
selecting work OF the best quality, and such is
bcst adapted tn roads and country
The Harness department is under the manage
ment Of Mr.. A. H. Jones, superior workman from
New York, whose work will compare with any,
whether made here elsewhere.
Repairing done at the shortest notice.
Feb 94-6m A. COCHRAN.
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AT TIE SIGN OF the Red Hat,
viii Be found a handsome assortment of
Molsskin Hats, different styles,
silk various qualities and styles,
Black and drab beavers, .'
SI0uches, Mexicans and Hanover,
Fsaama, Gmquell, Rutland braid, China
purl, Leghorn and Straw,
Boys and infants fancy summer Hats,
In addition 10 which have large and well as
sorred stock Of Ladies', Misses and Infants Shoes,
of various celours styles and qualities, besides an
sssortmest II Gents Boots, Shoes and Caters
Also . lot of Trunks and Umbrellas of No. quality
, which win be sold low.
pQi-u JACOB RUMBoUGB.
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Prayer Reconcilcdto Godns HM-"How docs
your ladyship,' said the famous Lord Bolingbroke
to Lady Huntingdon, reconcile prayer to God for
ra7ticnlar blessings with absolute resignation to
the Divine willl'
VERY easiy," answered she; '.just as if l was to
offer petition to monarch. Of whose Kindness
and wisdom | have the highest opinion. In such a
case my language would be, wish you TO bestow
upon me such favor, but your Majesty knows bet
ter than how far it would be agreeable to you, o.
right in itself 10 grant my desire; therefore CON
tent myself with humbly presenting my petition,
and leave the event Of it entirely to YOU"
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TO BUILDERS.--PR

1NPOSALS Will be received at the office of the
Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road Company, from
the Gath to the eth of May, for the erection of
the necessary Depot Buildings at Lynchburg.-
Plnns and specifications may be examined at the
Office of the Company, and after the a4th inst.
Separate proposals will be received for materi-
ais. G.. NJ GARNETT.
my l2-it Chief Engineer
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From Ae Nafiosal Issell,semor.
Virginia and her ReSOmrceS.

Virginia and her Resources.
For the information Of our readers, we
publish the interesting Letter furnished by
the Superintendent Of the Census Bureau
OF the United States. These candid sta
tishcs, founded on Official returns which
the act Of Congress requires, will convince
all who read them that the power and re-
sources Of this noble Commonwealth are
very great:
Census OrrIcE, Washington May 9. 1851.
SIR: In reply to your letter may state
that, although not prepared to furnish an
exact detailed statement Of the value Of
the real estate and personal property in the
State OF Virginia, the returns have been ex-
amned sufficiently to warrant me in stating
that the value Of the real estate may be put
at S27S,OOO, 900
Value OF slaves. -147, 900, 900
Other personal estate. 49,. lO5, 900, 900
S53O,000, 900
That there is this amount Of wealth in
the State of Virginia l have no doubt; and
the official result, when fully obtained, lift
varies from the above, will exceed it rather
than fall short. Estimates have lately been
made placing the amount at $500. 1000, 900,
which think too great, arising from too
frequent recapitulation of the same capital
IN different hands; kind of estimate fire.
quently made, though producing erroneous
conclusions, to explGn the fallacy ofwhich
would require more time than can now
spare, and which to you would be unneces
sary and superAuous.
Very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
JOS. c. G.. KENNEDY,
Superintendent Census.
Hon. VIM SELDEN.
Whilst on this subject, it may be well to
report the substance of some other statis-
tics lately furnished by the functionaries of
Virginia, showing the debt liabilities, and
resources Of that Commonwealth.
The official statement lately madeto Vir-
ginla by her able Second Auditor, MIR.
Brown, shows that
On the Both September last the public
debt Of the State held by individuals and
private companies was .S9,O35,1S9 80
OF this debt
there is held
in G Britain So 1863, ,9S9 90
In France Il
Germany. ..- 36S, 800 90
Total in Europe 2,73S, ,2So 90
In Virginia -5,651,461 10
In Maryland 1872, ,139 90
In the Dis
trict of Co.
lumbia. .1l0,400 90
In other States .142,900 90
Total in u ,296, 900 10
Aggregate amount in all .9,035,1S9 80
The same statement shows
the apparent liabilities of
Virginia for guaranteed
bonds issued by companies
and corporations, to COM
plete her improvements -9,425,762 40
Total debt and liabilities of
The same
statement s
shows the
present in
come from
sticks own
ed by the
State to be. .7,06O,5G5 As
And the in
come of her
Il
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v1D01unAN JOB OYP1cE.-rhs
prcfssu.s q ~ pspef hAse 6tt<d u d ente.sivs
Job Printing Ofce n coanszioh with de ncwsus-
p.r aeR1smsns. snd srs now prepared to execute
alp kihdS a printing ID meat sfl woymsnl;L. ~ -
ner. At shdrt notice, and ON the lowest terms.
roots, corRr nfssr..
Mis- ~ 1abtso, cAsns.
HASD Bffts, pr-lAws.
CIRCULARS, PAMPHLETS.
and indeed any kind ~ Job-wofk, con bc nea,ly.
cheaPly, and expedi,icusy executed ut tho vInoin
IAN Jon Orvicr.
Printing done in cofbars when dcsirtd.
The PATRONAGE u sur town und country frionds u
respectfully scicited.
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Ny dcar, what shallwe name bubl. "Why hus-
band, I've settled on the name Of Peter" "Oh don"
he replied; III never liked Peter, for he denied his
master" '.well then," replied the wife, "what
name do you lkel" ~ should like the name Of
Joseph" Oh not that" said his better half, II
can't bear Joseph, for he denied his mistrcss!r
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- DENTIsTRY.--IwoULD
kXTATCHEs, JEWELRY. COLD

w AND DSLVER.-JOHNP 7. WRIGHT has
regularly employed in the back room of his Book,
Fine Jewelry and Fancy Goods and Watch Store,
good workman, for the purpose of repairing
&C., and making Silver Spoons, Finger Rings, &c.
All work entrusted to him win be thankfully receiv-
ed and warvanted 10 be done in the best manner or
charge made for il. mar 24-ts
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A MOTHER SUPPLY OF PURE,

"A Concentrated Ertract ef Jamaica Ging9.--In
addition to its other properties, it will be found
valuable adjunct 10 Cod Licer Oil, concealing the
taste and preventing the nausea which some per-
sons experience when they first commence its use
For sale by
ma 5-ts JOHN H. SEAY. Druggist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-19

MI ORE IkEFR1GEKATO
lfI to hand another large assertm mt of .Andrus
Patent Refrigerators." Every family, whether it
has ice or not, should have of these useful arti-
cles, for preserving meats, milk and butter.
ma pts A. WINSTON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-19
CARATOGA WATER.-ANoTHER

~ supply Of this valuable Water Just received
direct from the celebrated Saratoga or Congress
Springs in New York. For sale by
Feb 2O--ts JOHN II SEAY Drug,s,
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MAGrIRE. w. C. ZANE j. w ATKINSON
M AGUIRE, BANE IL CO., FOR
Iyl WARDLNG AND DCOM1fLSSI ION MER-
CHANTS, 124 Second Street, Pi,tsburgh.-Liber.
al advances made on consignments
Goods consigned to our care for re-shipmcnt will
receive immediate despatch.
mar 3-3m
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Aggregate amount in all. -9,O35,ls 80
The same statement shows
the apparent liabilities Of
Virginia for guaranteed
bonds issued by companies
and corporations, to COM
plete her Improvements -9,425,762 40
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Total in Europe s2,73S,2S9 90
In Virginia -5,651,461 10
In Maryland 1928 90
In the Dis
trict of Co.
lumbia. ----. .110,400 90
In other States 142,9O0 90
Total In I s. G OQ6 Q0n Ii
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Total debt and liabilities of
the State .1S,4 ,460,951 70
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-19

old RYE WHIsKY-3o bbls. very
" superior old Rye Whisky, receiving and for
sale by ma Its MCDANIEL & LEE
IL A M l. Y FLOUR! FAMILY
L. FLOUR I've have on hand for sale some
excellent Family Flour, branded ~ Gnrs,'--nlso.
other brands. SMITHSON & STATHAM
apl ITS