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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-24

Il DgI1ifioR.-'I say, you Pete, will
you hab de graciousness as to jes open
Your understandin' box, and Glib me de
definition Oh dc big word bezle1etivs!"-
"Sartin Cato-I wont muffin else. De fac
am, you unlettcred colored man, dcre be
one, two, free 'tcrpritashums to dat double
and twistiiicated word. De fust signum-
hes de 'scrlPtions on de eight bells at de
Nori-cend church. Den dare am de let
tiers dat we fashionable gentl'm send to
our ladies. Finally, dc libry stable folks,
wen day lets out de sleigh bells, am call
cd boll-lcttersl Am dare airy ting else dat
| can DO to onlighten your dark, thicls, an
obtuse cocoanut, dis mornin', Gator
BoaioR Past
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Mr.. webster and the Boston Coun-



The Fanev gfgH Di5-stl - fariisei 10 Il pasE---
L1zatese ~ ~ Csseas Sierra lisecss
"a ne coas', 90.
hosroS. Aprii Is.
At meeting Of the common council last night.
resolutions adopted ccnsuring the Board II
Aldermen for their refusal of Faneul Hall for Mr..
Hebsers use, and expressive of the qualification it
would have afforded them to have heard him sp.,al
IN defence Of law, order the constitution and ~.
Union. lna letter declining to address the peorlp
q the TING, Mr. Webster says he cares nothing f,r
the reusal, personally, except his regre, that he
siiDud hive been deprived uf the pleasure Dc n,rr
ing the ritizrns Of Boston. He rcnarls ihsi tbs
same body who refused Join with others III cxten
ding an invitation to Presiden; Fillmore have aap;
ed him the privilege being heard ia Faneuil Hall
The council have appointed committee to invite
Mr. Webster TO address the citizens future day,
and also request Air. Fillmore to visit Boston
Accounts Of damage from the late storm continue
to come, and the destruction Of property has been
immense. No wreck of magnitude has vet been re-
ported bur the islandsurc strewed with wreck mar
ter The bodies Of the two assistant keepers og the
Aiinoi Lighthouse have not been recovered.
The X. H. Forbes went down, and will remain
at the ledge until iight-bont can be sent down.
winch VII takea week. The steamer America mar
rowly escaped going on the ledge
Accounts from Plymouth state that the loss of
p
iiy IS from $4,000 to $50 900. Bridges hive been
eafried away, ard property Of all kinds have been
carried %. Al Kingston and AIarshfcld, great de-
strecunn las also been done. ~
-
dao'lor Hraa'ioa 70 ifr Ttd5sseg-Doy,yu ,irc
fic--lsosToN, April 1s.-At meeting &c he
common council last night resolutions were Offered.
and passed unanimously. censming the aldermen
for refusing Fancuil Hall to Daniel Webster. and
saying that it would have given the council great
pleasure to have heard him in Faneuil Hall. in sun
port Of law order. the constitution and the Union
The council, however have appointed a commit
tee to request Mr.. Webster to address them at
some future day. They have also appointed a
committee 70 request President Fillmore to visit
Boston.
Az IL o'clock last night n Gre broke out IN Palm
G,r' winch destroyed the Palmer, the Nassawarner
House, aud six stores underneath.
The stores Of Chester Stearns, A. Boldget, NJ.
Maynlrd, and Mrs. Boldget. milliner, were also
burnt; also. the Office of F. p. Wallace, and The
dwelling of z. Convorse-,he whole anountir,r 10
$4,000. Insurance, $500
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sA.IDDLEItY! sADDLERYI,

A.. H&A NJ supsclibcr il now Receiving h}s
Spring supply Of Saddlery. which added
To MS Old stock tons the largest aud be., assort
meat that has ever been offered ia this ranrke,. snd
comprises every article usually found in such essrb
ishmcn;s. Among them nrc
Saddles Of every description.
Saddle and Medical Bags,
Carriage and Darourh liarnuss.
Cangail and busy do
Wagon aud Boat do
Cnrt Harness, Brides, Martiuenles, Collars.
SuauP Iron. and Bride Bits. in great VARIETY.
Riding and Driving Whips, Carpet Bags.
'nrihs, Webbing, Spurs Sc. sc.
ALso-A large foi Of 7RdIELLING TRUNKS.
OF his own and northern manuiacturc. ENYm
al very reduced prices. | return my E5ltTrssrSSk
thanks 20 my iricnds and the public N.llIO
generally, for the liberal parsonage extended
throusha number q years, and trust BY strirt AZ
tsntioh - my business, 70 merit continuance az
the snnic.
- oid Saddles taken ii exchange for now ope..
~ Repairing done with dispatch, and on ron
suanhle FERNS
m tV-stp,tf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-24

EARMERs' AND MERCHANTS,

20 ~ HattHg an u ~ ~. CIV have
established the above Bunk, in Washington Civ.
for the purpose of doing II regular iadirilaai Bank
ing business. In short time one Of us win BE- N
Washington;--anA IN the mean time. our notes y m
be runctually redeemed ~ A. j. CAMP. The paycc
Of the notes, who i now in the place lie /. board
ing at Browns Hotel, and may be found al the rcg
ular hours, his office with the .iyn oyor /, ~
Farmers and Merchants Bank, c. ". Sialiam &
Co."
The notes bind our private estate as will be seen
by the opinion of our nbles, lawyers:
AT the request of Mr.. Charles W. Siatlam,
state that ain decidedly of opinion that he is IN
dirfdaaiiy liable for the notes referred 10 in tho n
bovc advertisement. j. GARLAND
April -, 1851.
All communications must BE- addressed ID "a
". Sfatsam 8 cor, Washington civ. post-pnid
to receive prompt attention.
@. w. STATTIAM & co.
The Wing and Examiner. Richmond. viii cam,
Gift on o.. ~
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CoNcERT.-A rare opportunity will be
afforded our citizens tomorrow FRIDAY
evening, 70 enjoy a musical treat such as
they do not often have. It will Be seen
from the advertisement in another column
that Concert WILDE given at the Mctho-
dest Protestant Church by a number of
Amateur Pcriormers,the proceeds of which
viii be given to the second Presbyterian
Church now in course of erection. The
taste and skin of the performers and the
character ofthe music as indicated Nv the
programme, warrant Us in charactcrizing
the opportunity, as a rare one for musical
enjoyment bat if these attractions are not
sufficient ofthemselvcs to draw out large
audience, surely the benevolent object of
the entertainment viii. We are happy to
learn thata large number of tickets has al
ready been sold
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A FLowERY PREAcEER.-One of the
best illustrationsof ''fowery" discourse,
which we can remember, is that gentle
man who, il lecturing to an audience.
echpscd Paley's Evidences in the follow
ing manner: Ladies and gentlemen,
auascertaino Of the existenccof these truths
as am that -four comes from Rochester,
and thatI know for certain, my brother
having this morning teived three hundred
barrels ofas snperiine, which, he desires me
10 state, will be sold for cash or approved
paper. as any ia the marketl"-Dra,riag
RooM Joaxaal.
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Lcthf LcL IERI OFFICE. Man
SIRE opposite The IIeririok Horse. r. NORRIS
q co, Successors to d, Paine 4 Co, Nsnar4ys
whose liberal and popular Schemes command adj.
mira''1n and arc not cxcelled by any other in the
United States, and from thcir good luck heretof,re
IN the distribution Of CAPITAL Pi-es, the same NAV
be expected.
,aeNases, Certificates. q Single Tickets.
IN Two Schemes, large ana small I'M pr,n..
ings received dnily.
III All orders shall have prompt and eontden.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Lynctburg, April 10, 1851,

IUIAJIti
Receipts cenrinuc light. and common Luss N
coed order commanding better prices. No
change in other descriptions. - hlsds. Inspected
the past week against s. hhds. corresponding week
of last wear 81 hhds sold as follows 80 hhds AT
fres, s2.7e to 50; 81 do. from s. to So IL do.
at from s6 to ~ 10 do. Mt from g. to So 10 do.
at from 81 TO 81: do at from 50 to si0 at sI0s;
I at SI2, ind ut Sl6.25.
WHEAT-S0 to SIC for Red; s. to o0c for
White WIN. 7. NTH.
COMMISSION MEFSHAxr
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K. q. MURKISS, tNdir
JAMES NJ. ROBERTSON, Scery.

MAIL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES that
Mr.. Jesse l.. Heiskell has obtained the con
tracts for carrying the Mail between Char
totiosville and Stauntonand between Char
louisville and Scottsville. Messrs. Parish
y Go. have obtained contracts for their
former principal routes. with several 9th
ers N addition. Mr.. Kemp is the contrac-
torbetwccn Charlouesvilleand Lynchburg.
Char. Jef..
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TTENTaON GENTLEMEN.

:. =. = our ptesence u respectfully solicited M
CoiiiouA& HOLLIS, 70 examine suporb stock
o. French and Grrman cloths Mi colours; ca.,i-
azores dccssns, linen drills; -ilk, satn and Mar
seiiles vestnEr an elegant selection &c party vr,-
nngs' handk'ts gloves, hosiery, silk umbrclIa.. &C..
&c. an lifts
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WtEREED-

On Monday evening 2Ist inst, by the Rev VIM.
IT, hinckle, IHoNAs L. Macon ESQ, to MARY g.,
daughter Of Major Joel Yancey. decd
Richmond Wing please copy.
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EE WON Az

e. KEWSN subsoriber thank
e. d tul for the liberal patronage heretofore cx-
6a-asEten To him, would respectfully Inform
his iiends and the public generally that he has ro
moved his Watch aud Jcwelry establishment to the
house one door above MIR. John kiuuiors, md on
po5ite Rumbongh's Big Red nat" where he bus
on hand and wcll selected assortment AZ
WATCHES AND JEITELRY Of the latest
styles All In want Of articles in his line are ear
ncstly requested to call and cxamiuc his stock as
he is determined to sell on the most reasonable
terms good assortment ofSilvcr Wnre constant
ly ON hand, manufactured by Mr. Henry Silver.
thorn, which will be sold az low os cnn be bought
elsewhere. EDW. w. VICTOR
~ b. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired at
the shortest notice, and reasonable terms The
highest price paid for old gold and silver.
np2i-ts T. ~ Y
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NEW GOODs--Coihou" q MON

Ets GOOseS--COihOunl d Holt.
Ilhoicsdta and Hefaa Dealers IN Sfapie ava
Fancy Dry Goo3s LYycnIuno, vA.-Thc sub.cri-
bers are now IN receipt Of their entire stock 81
Spring and Summer Goods comprising one ot III.
cheapest md most elegant stocks offered to the
tmde of Lynchburg
LdDIES D4ESS GOODS.-In tbi. depart-
mont their stool, ia complete, embracing every ynri
city Of Dress Goods and all other goods suited To the
wants Of the Ladies. An examination of tho fol.
lowing goods Is respectfully solicited
Spring mouslins, Bcrngo dc iaines,
Silk tisaes, plain nnh figured,
Organdy lawns--lintistra
Donna Murias--Parodis,
Embroidered Luhrndoro grapes,
Canton French and Mandnrinc cranes.
founrd silks, p1id do, India do .i,epe ana
brocade do. plain cold do. In every variotv
Flain md breeade black silks, blnck satip.
satin Dice clinc--iloronccs, &C.,
Satin striped Challeys.
Plain roi'd do all colours
Berngcs, lawns, French inconets, French and
AnHche'tcr gingbams, pnrty Dress Good. IL
every variety, &c Sc. Sc,
Shnwls, Ecarla and nantlas,
~ elegant stock of grippe and silk mott .hawl..
varying from $40 ID $40,
Grape ind silI lace acnrfs
Swias muslin ninnties, sc.
Also lnrge ard unusually cheap stock a
housekeeping Goods. sucl M 1914 and 1914 linen
sheeing. pillow linens, dinpcrs, canopies, muslin
curtains linen damask. table linen and table cloths.
napkins, narcotics quilts, bid and bro. sbcctinr,.
rnusGnit6 netting. &c. Sc. These goods arc en-
tnniy new, bought upon tho most favourable terms
nnd WI be sold cheap for cnAh or 10 punciual Gus.
toners on the nsn1l time Please call and exam.
inc Imp 7-ihnl COLUOUN g. HOLT.
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Terrible Tragedy.

Observation-Disclosures FIRE.
One Of the most fearful tragedies ii has
ever been our lot to record occurred last
evening. 1t seems that "A man got into a
difficulty with white boy, about | s wears
Of age, named David Morris; and finally
drew a pistol and shot Morris in the neck.
This took place II the ncgro's liquor shop.
The wounded lad was carried home, and
died n few minutes. A mob ofjO OF 100
men and boys soon collected around the ne
gro's house and determined to take vengc-
ncc'into their own hands for the murder
of Morris. But the negro and his family
had fled.
The mob commenced breaking the fur
nlturo and the windows, and after they
had completely destroyed every loose thing
in the house, they set fire to tie fragments.
The house was soon cnvclopcd il flames,
the iiremen We're soon at hand, but upon
learning the facts Of the case, refused to
pour water upon the house until the burn
ing frame was about to fall, and only then
for the purpose of saving the surrounding
buildings. They waited too long, and the
result was three other dwellings, and one
machine shop were destroyed!
The house which was SIT on1Gre il said ID
have been owned BY the negro who Shot
Morris. The house was worth about $500.
Theothcr three dwellings were occupied by
poor families, who lost nearly all
their furniture. We did not learn who
owned these houses, or what amount of IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-24

Two splendid railroad cars have been
shipped from Philadelphia to Charleston,
5. c., for the Greenfield railrond. The
Petersburg intelligencer says the best Lo-
comodves and other railroad 'fxins,' may
be obtained from theostabhshment Of Uriah
Wells Of Petersburg. We can say the
same for Richmond-but, AZ tho Intelh gen-
Ger says, We suppose South Carolina will
hot trade with Virginia, since Virginia has
refused to follow her out Of the Union, and
has become 'the most submissive State of
the South.''-Eag.
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NEW sTEAM-LINE.-A line of steamers
will soon beput in operation between New
J ork and Norfolk, to connect at the latter
point with the Scaboard and Roanoke rail
road. Two vessels, each of LOO tons
burden, are now buildingin New York for
tins cntcrprisc.-T Rf0R.
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Drawn Numbers.

Drawn Numbers.
PWGpsco III. Apyn H.
81 66 81 40 ~ 50 % 43 7 o. "a
Carroll County, i6 Apya II.
% 81 ~ ~ II AZ II . 81 "a g. 40
PataPsco is Ap,1l ls.
q % 81 80 rs II IS 20 "a 30 80 81 90 35
Nd CoRsoiiiato4 30, April IS.
80 10 ~ 4s DC II SO 20 IL u 81 557l
Paiapsco lI9, AprR 10
II 50 10 so 46 20 6 75 30 81 CT -
Grand Consolidated II. dpyil 10.
81 ~ "a 10 40 IS II % 10 Al 30 co
Prizes s0id.
Glass Ii Nos. IS 90 prize Of. sie1
=, - 90 y small capital.
The very best chances far prizes are al
app 2l-lt McCkERl'N LnlLn Orrc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-24

iNcoRRrGnLY HArPYi-In one Of AL
dlson's plays tie undertaken reprovcs one
OF his mourners for laughing at a funeral.
and says to hlm-"You rascal you! |
have been raising your wages for these two
years, upon condition that you should APP
pear more solrowful, and the higherwages
you receive, the happier you look"
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rE7FsUAT 80 a. YALTARI.E

Il NEGROES.-Bv virtue Ga deed of trnst
executed On the 23d Day Of December, 1873 BY
Nelson Tinslcy, Tor the purpose Of securing debt
therein mentioned to Bcnaain Z. ScFuggs, and du-
ly recorded in the Clerks Offices Of the county
courts offle counties Of Bedford and Rockbridre J.
rs thu trustee named "a said decd. win on Saturday
the 2Gth day Of April ueNt. no the Market House in
the 81 Lynclbarg, sci public nuc,inn to the
highest bidder, for cash, Nfae Ealuable Negroes.
consisting ~ one man. one woman. four bows and
three girls all Or whom afe said % Be very likeiy
and very vulnable. Persons desiring 10 purchase
such property, would do wei to attend said sale
The title to the above negroes, Is believed to Be
unique siioHable, but acting as trustee, shall con-
vey only such title is vested in me By said deed
Of trust.
mar 20-wt26A CREED T. WILLS
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lNEOTEIs, CAsarmERES ANn us.

hA'1f - - so u VA ~ kin AND v ES-
- IlNGS.--Ihe subscriber has now one Of tho
largest and best stock Of Clothss- Cnsaimercs nnd
'e'tiugs ever offered IN this market, Gentlemen
can have their garmcnts Inndc up In tho mos, ,,sh.
iona5le mnnner us he has in his employment Mr.
James McAlackin mn experienced tailor from PHI.
adoPhin, and fl warranted IN every instance,
Biolcy's hne black twilled Cloths.
Blue, olive, green and brown Cloths,
summer cloths Of every description.
Linen coainrs and cro,on cloths
Plnin hlnck Dueskins.
Plain and tg'd hlacls Csasimcrcs.
tnncy Cussmorrs IN grcnt variety.
Black mud cold fig a silk vcstines.
m y. VestinTa, some beautiful styles,
nieh white tis'd silk vcatincs Tor parties.
White Marsailps do
Mnr 27-iits DON n ~ pprrpe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-24

~ Two of our contemporaries, the
Stanton Spectator and the Virginia Mes
senger, printed at the same place, have
both been recently very much improved.
They are now among the largest and best
conducted papers in the State, and we are
really glad to see them putting forth this
sign ofprosperity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-24

ERIE RAuRoAD FIN1sHED.-The last
rail has been Iaidconnccting Piermont with
Dunkirk. This is an event, says the Al
oany Journal, second only in importance
to the completion of the Erie Canal The
Directors proposet to pass over the road on
Tuesday next, TO examine the line Of road,
md e make arrangements for general
Jubilee soon after.
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XXTIGs AND SCAI.Ps.-To ,ho.r -.

W utute Of that great ornament, = good heml
Of Hair, and those whose hair IL falling DR. Quirk.
the Ruvcnntor, deems Il ofiy necessary 10 snv ,has
he has made arrangements visit Lynchburx On or
ny Thursday the 4ih Of April when he win b. prs.
pared g remedy defective Heads or curing disease
o. the Head, and restoring the Hair of thcre iucp.
'cd 70 badness ecrtaa remedy Il now offered for
the detective or discussed Heads fapplicd To on his
exceed or 5 days.
THOMAS ouIRK. Of 100 broadway, N. n.
49,
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A Cincinnati paper states that in the year
1888, German gardner purchased lot
Of two and half acres Of ground at the
west end Of Eighth street, in that city, for
$4,000. Last week he sold the same for
So. GOO.
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MonE o. Tnr HAnMoN,rs-Tbo

MORE OF THE HARMoNIEs.-Thc very
best commentary, perhaps, that could be
gwen, upon the characterand nature ofthe
late ApPomattox festival is the following
toast which we clip, by the way, from the
Enquirer:
The President nest read the following scn,i-
meni:
The Richmond Examiner and Lynchburg Re
publiean-Fnithfnl sontinels on the wafch-tower Of
Liberty-irlIc to the Constitution true to the South
aid true 70 the best interests Of the people Sue
cess attend fhem!'
Degastibus nan disPutandum,we admit;
but then couldn't the meeting find kind
word for the Enquirer tool Or Is that old
organ to be prescribed by the agitators!-
Buttlie injecting" which "eat at' the din
ner, was not content merely to turn the
cold shoulder to the Enquirer; to give it
this silent but stern rebuke for battling for
the Union; to pass it by with the "cut
direct" but it had the impotence to add
insult to injury, by requesting the proceed
ings to be published in its columns, and
thus to make the prescribed sheet become
the vehicle ofproclaining to the world the
stigma which the hotspurs Of Appomattox
would fix upon it. Really this is the very
extreme ofcourtcsy. But it unfolds ano-
Their leaf in the yet unread book, that is
destined to disclose many funny chapter
in thc"Beauties Of the Harmonies."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-24

- Booth, the distinguished tragedi-
an was announced to play in the Ricl-
nond theatre Monday night.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-24

A letter from the Master Of a vessel
lately arrived in the Thames from New
South Wales, mentions that the BrigHtxsan
OF London. was taking in a cargo at sgd
ney for California, consisting of ready made
cofins, which were filled 'citE bottled beer!
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LOTTERIES.
.NMITTEMORE,S GoID MINI,


" (ssceessor TO NJ. Talbot. Luck unparalleled
has always attended purchasers At this Office Sill
anetiier prize Of $1,000. in Delaware Glass 16 ON
hnit ticket sold to one Of the Soma Of Erin
Splendid Schemes for the week.
Ihassaey. HenoHg7iia i6--Cupitals "a o9a; I'd. 900
5000; Of I,10o.-Tieke,s s5
frafey, Sasser 33--Capitals sa3 500 800; 1000
Of i,i00.-Tickrts a.
Saturday. Mopongafia D--$7 ! 900; 90 900. % mn
100 OF l,500.--Tickcts 20.
Drawn Numbers.
Sesscx Class 81
81 IL q 50 80 ~ n
SRsser Extra a.
IS "a 20 &c 81 80 GO 4 10 is 377 IA
Boaengaiia, Class a.
a 30 i6 IL so 81 ~ 10 6s n sc 80 % CT
Prizes Sold.
Sussex Elk. Glass 41--Wholc Nos II &c 81 Sos
a.
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New coming in slowly and commands 9ialo. The
quaatity To come in from the Southwest is report
ed as very incousiderable. For the past week less
animated in market
FLouR.-Sales s3sasi, for Supcrfuc., stocks
accommodating. Family Siaas5 as to quantity and
quality.
MgaL.--65 to 20.
GRAIy.-Corn 20 to IS cts; Oats 35a37i cents.
GrANo.-Besi Peruvian SIS per ton.
PLAsrER.--Lump. s.; Ground 60
SucARs.-New Orleans : lao cts; Porto Rico to
10 cts. Clarified 1ei cts Loaf III TO i2j set
CLOVER SHFp.-sisa$5 from wagons
NHIsSY.-Monntain 81 dull-langhornc &
Hunts 30 cents
BETswAS.-20 toal cents.
BrTTER.-l24 Is, cts dull for No. /.
BRANpY .-Applc. 35ai0; Peach, none offering.
BAR iRoN.--SS0aS5 assorted
CoFFEr.-Rio II to - cts. Laguira II to Is;
Mocha 20.
COUNTRY LINrSs.--Tow ! | to IL; Flax Zeal cts
CoTToS 1ARNs.-Sales lSa2o cts.
FEaTaERs.--32 10 80 cts.--Scarce.
WooL.--29 to 80 cts. in demand
WooL RoLLs.-35 To 371 very scarce.
GINsESG.--35 cts.
FLAX SEED.-Sales | 10 per Sc h.
FIsH.-Iierrincs, No. L. ISL; Shad, old s. so
new $40; Mackerel, No 3, $3.50.
TALLow.-S TO 81 cts.
TAR.-$35O per Dbl.
HEmP-We quote ca to7 c. in demand.
LINsEED On.-S5ag0cts.-in demand
LARn,-l0 cts but little in the market.
MoLAssEs--Wcst India IS 10 40 cts. per gallon;
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an FRENCH AND AMERICAN
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MER'--j he snbseriber has just returned from tho
Northern cities with bia nsral suppy Of the nboyo
Gods, committing of Bonncts, Ribbons, Flowers.
&c. &c. Ladies in town md country pariicula-
rly invited 20 call and exaiine this beautiful stock
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-24

"A Fellow was doubling whether or not
he should volunteer to fight the Mexicans.
One Of the flags waving before his ewes
bearing the inscrption'Viciory orDeath, .
somewhat troubled and discouraged him.
SC Victory Is very good thing" said he,
"bnt why put it,victory or death? Just
put sand he, "victory or cripple, and I'll
% that"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-24

Az OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES justice to
our excellent Foreman requires US 10 state
'hat the ulnwofisusan-hlse appearance OF our
last paper, i attributable to no fault his,
but to the iuexPcrionce of the Pressman.-
This defect has now been remedied, as the
typographical appearance of the present
number viii show and we think we may
venture to Promisethat, in future, ..barring
an accident" we shall have no occasion to
make similar explanation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-24
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