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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

This disordcfly, smeaty, and noisy con-
venticle, in the Capitol, was engaged yes
terday in demagoguerv, and to the consid-
Grafton ofthe County Court system.
Mr.. Jeff. Randolph gave reasons why he
would not conform to the Instructions of a
portion of his constituents, received some
time since; and declined making the motion
for repcalofthc Basis Compromise which
chad previously given noticethat he would
do, on the al 18th of June"
Mr.. Carter, of Loudoun, attempted to re-
vive the exploded hunbug, of afternoon
sessions '--asifall expcricnce had not shown
that they were productive of no good, and
as if men full of dinner and wine, were CON-
petent to lcsislatejudiciously upon any sub.
ject. The motion was rejected: ayes IS,
noes IS.
The consideration Of the County Cour,
system was then resumed, and proceeded
with In manner which throws chaos in the
shade. Mr.. Garlic was speaking about l
O'Clock, when nearly the whole body rose
en- masss, and went unto the window to gaze
upon the Menagerie when itpassed. Some
member, IN common charity, should have
moved for a recess of FIVE minutes for this
purpose. A division was called on some
question, and nearly every member being
standing, of course the Chair took the vote
as decidedly affirmative.
a motion not topay Magistrates for the
performance of certain duties, was reject
cd. An effort to leave the numbered times
that County Court shall sit in the year. to
a subsequent Legislature, which would be
in favor of the system, was rejected.
Mr.. Purkins' motion to allow pay to the
Magistrates for their duties in Court, andt
king the acknowledgement of deeds. Ito be
provided for by Legisla,urc,) was adopt
ed. ...--.s..
I After great deal more talk. aud an,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-16
to wit: At a. circu;, cou,

" ANGlN1A, 10 wal: AZ a. circuit court.
continued and held for the county Of Nelson
at the courthouse Tuesday the 9Th day OF May,
1871. ~
John Allen and Sally his wifo formerly Sally
Campbell, Joel Hight and Nancy BIZ. wife former
ly Nancy Campbell, Elizabeth Campbell. Benjamin
W. Campbell, and William High, anI u,annnh his
wife formerly Susannah Campbell, pftas,
agdias.
JOHN II. Campbell, William W. Campbell Geo
II. Campbell, Calhaiino Campbell and Henry
Campbell jr., derts,
After bringing on the case. and us John II. Camp
bell clnms To be the Of several shares In the
real estate Of his father Henry Campbell deed
which 1t wns preferable ascertain before sale OF
the land, the decree proceeds: "The Court doth
order that Robert Whitehead one of tho Commits
soners OF the Court, do give proper notice to tho
parties. afford them unoportunty to appear before
him. and he ia directed to enquire into the evidence
upon which the said John H. Campbell sets hi.
claim Of purchase, in making which enquiry. each
and every Of the parties ia required to all
proper in'errogutories oath. The said Commis-
sopcr is directed empire there any creditor
OF, purchaser for Henry Campbell who is said to
be dcadto enquire also what is the size or quanti-
of acres Of snid land, how many share. it is TO be
divided into, und how many and who are the own
OF the shares, wbo has held il since the death Of
lac mother of the plaintiff wife, and what wus its
annual rent value" nl which he ill report TO the
Court with any matter thought pertinent by him
self may be- required by the parties to DO spccial-
y stated.
| Copy-Tcstc,
| ii. l.. BROWN, Clk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-16

Col. BENTON has returned to this CITY
from Missouri, and is engaged upon 20
litical history Of the United States for the
last thirty years. including an inside view
OF the politics and politicians for that period
beginning with the Missouri Compro-
mise and ending with the late Senatorial
election in Missouri. 1t can hardly fail to
be an interesting work, particularly the Sc
cret history of the annexation of Texas, the
election of John Quincy Adams, the defeat
OF the bank, and the defeat Of Van Buren,
in the Baltimore Convention of '4i.-Cor.
~ Y Herald.
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Mayni6ccnf Prices

FOR 4 REAL HOGSHEAD OF TOBACCO.
/ sold, this week, u hid. of Tobacco raised by
p. b. Rosser. of Campbell. SO per husl-
dred, weighing nett 1924 lbs, amounting to s409,-
G0-bought by Mcssrs Dudley & Johns for their
cclebrited Excelsior Brand. | hid. for John b.
Craddock, ut So, bought by Mcssrs. Warwick g.
Otey hid. for John H. Tragnham ut $3.50,
bought by Armistcad & Warwick; hdds for Wm.
Davis. 1>t at s2a, bought by w. ID. r. Tyrcc, and
at s2l2 bought by Alcssrs. Oyler & Anderson
l hid. for Thomas Z. NOEL, at s22,50. bought BY
Arnistead 4 Warwick | hid. for J. Voolfolk at
S2l, bought also by Armisteal & Warwick. besides
many others from SIS to $40.
June lG--lt J. III. TiREE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-16

FhasanaHus ouiau AZ Iances - uhus
Z tesar." "The Republic in the Kings
!. Coaches. ""San;tary Consolidation, Lord
hollands Foreign "Reminiscences" Lives
Of Calvin, ""Lord John Russell"
The annual Law REGIsTER OF Mr. John
Livingston. New York has reached us
The number before us, gives with as much
. accuracy as, In 60 difficult an undertaking
! Tan be attained, the name. post Office,
county and State Of erery Larger IN Me
United States, also list of I'LL the counties,
with their shire towns, and the legal rates
ofintcrcst in each State; together with the
legal forms Of Acknowledgements Of deeds
in every State. The author thinks such
publication valuable not only to the
practising lawyer, but to bankers. mcr-
chants, Insurance companies, &c. and con-
~tnicnt for all desiring to transact business
at q distance by correspondence with gen.
temen Of the profession.
4 We learn from the Register that the
+ present number Of lawyers in the United
|. States is trenfyeone Joasasd nine hundred
1 u~d t~exfy-xise, Of these nine hundred and
4 seventy nine have retired from practice, OF
7 Practice has retired from them. The pro
portion in which the various Suites are ia.
! vored is as follows:
Alabama, 69s; Arkansas, 26i; Connec.
l',icut. 1886; Delaware, so; District of &c.
, lumibia, 81; Florida, lis; Georgia, 49s
Illinois. 7l0; Indiana, 732; Iowa, 243
Kentucky. $50; Louisiana, 479; Maine
SCI; Maryland, 5l3; Massachusetts, i ,oiO
Michigan, 422; Minnesota. "a; Mississippi
700; Missouri, 5s4; New Hampshire. 1903
New Jersey, 307; New Mexico. p2; New
\ York. 1874; North Carolina, ABS; Ohio,
1850; Oregon. 90; Pennsylvania. l,737;
Rhode Island. ll2; South Carolina, 433;
! Tennessee, 1876; Texas. 499; Vermont,
ai2; Virginia, l,27s; Wisconsin, 477
We imagiie the New York traveller is
Mt Icasta third above the mark in estimating
, the annual average income Of 'thc profcs-
son" at fifteen hundred dollars. At this time
thanks to Wing asccndcncy and other eau
scs promotivc OF general prosperity, we
{ believe the lawyers are passing through
/ hatfavorite territory of Miss Julia Mills
/ i'thc desert Of Sahara"
In addition TO the foregoing, we ac-
knowledge the Ladies Caskct, the Jcfier
son Monument Magazine, the Free Ma
sons Monthly Magazine. and the African
Repository.
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NfRGINIA. to win: al rulo. held ia n

' Clerks office ofthe circuit court of Bucking-
ham county on Monday the I'd. dry Of June 1861.
Jalia \. Glover, Plaintiffs,
against s
Charles Yanccy sheriff Of Buckingham and as
such admir-. Of john Glover deceased, Admire II.
Taylor and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Glover,
William GilEspie and Hopc his wife, formerly
Hope Glover, Robert Coleman and Susan T. bis
wife. formerly Susan T. Glover. and Elizabeth a.
Glover infant child ofihc said Julia A. Glover and
John s. Glover deceased, Dcf'ts.
IN CiANCERT
The object Of this suit is TO procure settlement
of the accounts Of the administrator Of John Glover
deceased and for a division Of his estate among his
hcirs a according the provisions Of deed
exccui oy the intcstate on the 2Sih day Of
April Il and of record in the county court of
Buckingham.
The defendants Rober: Coleman .5nd nife not
hasing entered their appearance, and it appearing
hy Al affidavit filed in the cnuse, that they not
inhabitants of this country, it is ordered that they
appear within month after due publication of
this ORDER and do what is necessary protect their
interest; and that cops Of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper Published in the town
o Lvnchburg for four weeks Successfully and posted
at the front door Of the Court House OF this county
on the first day of the next county court.
a copy-Tcste.
r. ELDRIDGE, c. c.
Win. NJ Cnbrii n q, Iuuc J6-w4v
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Heavy Defa.catiOn--Exp:OsiOn.

wv N@HSfff4Ns' q uT1C y.
A well-known cotton buyer suddenly
disappeared to-day. He is defaulter to
the amount of about $4,000. The loss
falls chiefly on three large cotton houses.
One Of the ferry boats burst boiler this
morning, while crossing the river at Grctna,
killing negro pilot. Several other per-
sons who were ON board are missing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-16
Special Notices.

- FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
The exercises of the Annual Commence
ment at this Institution, viii take place on We'd
nesday the 9Th July, when, besides the Essays Of
such young ladies may graduate. the Annual Ad-
dress before the Society of Young Ladies, will be
delivered by JNo. LYoS. ESQ. of Petersburg. On
the day proceeding. CONCERT of Vocal and In
strumental Music WILDE given to the public. Du-
ring part of both days, the Ladies' win hold a
FAIR, the proceeds of which Intended to in
crease the Library and Chemical Apparatus.
Buckingham Co. June l2-2tr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-16

Monday i6th-Monongalia Elk. Class q.
81 $50; $500 1000; 10 Of l,500.--Tickcts s.
Tuesday 17th--Monongnlia Class e.
$4,000; 1000; 5000; 10 Of .000, Tickets IS.
Wednesday lsth--AioaongplmsEx. Class IL,
$4,000; Of $1,000: off .oU0; 30 Of ,5oo.-Tsck.
cts $40.
Thursday .l9th-MonongaliasCla lass 6S.
s2o-ooo' fo,euo' 5000; 10 of i.sGo Tickets s..
Friday Goth Monongala, Clas. Ex. 1.
st3,ooo' 4,0cc 1000; , OF l,o0o-Tickcts 81.
Saturday slsi-7 Nonongalia Class 60.
$4,000; 23,oJo; 1870 25 Of o0o.-Ticlets $40.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-16

THOMPSON, the Abolitionist. was an
nounced to speak in Arch-street Hall in
Philadelphia on Sunday afternoon, but the
agent of the Hall refused the use of the
building, and molly crew of"black spirits
and white" had TO dispense. The party
subsequently rallied ut another place, but
MIR. Thompson did not speak.
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-eO -
Destructive Flood.

CINCINNATI, June 6.
A great flood has occurred in the Iissis-
sipPi and Wisconsin rivers, destroying
property to an incalculable amount. A
large portion Of Fort Winnebago is mum
dated. and several Aour;shing mills a, Peru
have been carried away. The Burlington
(lowa) Gazette states that the tributaries
Of the Mississippi are greatly swollen, and
much damage done in that vicinity.
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pHE SUBsCRIRERs HAVE IN

VTNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE In
l. store large and well assorted stock Of Ono
cEnIrs and Drr GooDs, which they sill scll at the
lowest rates for Cash or in exchange for Produce.
In il may be found
Prime and choice Brown Sugars.
Loaf Crushed. Powdered and Card. do,
Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee,
Superior Green, and Blk. Ira,
hdamantipe and Tsllow Candies,
Window Glass and Putty.
Box, Lining and common Male,
Rolled, strip aud country Bar Iron.
Cast shear and Blistersd Steel,
Axes, Spades and Shovels.
Sporting and blasting Powder,
10 bbls. pure Tanners Oil--tosether with
good assortment Of Domestics, Prints, Lawns and
Summer Good, Hats. Shoes and Boots.
Persons visiting this place for the purpose frur-
chasing goods win do wei TO give US a call before
purchasing. TINSLEY & TAYLOR.
JelC-ts
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Drawn Numbcrs.

n +. Mososeaiia Err. D.
Is ~ 81 % 63 50 - &c sc 50
Do Class 81.
81 50 20 IL IS SO 10 ~ CO G. - II
Do. Err. C!ass T..
2S 40 II 80 2 43 81 II SO 6 81
DO. do. Ciass20.
10 Is 81 - l2 80 % 90 ca IL - l6
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TWAS admitted that up to the time when the
prisoner left Albemarlc OF which C ounty he was a
had borne an irreproachable character, and that he
was of a respectable family and well connected.
Recess until 3 o'clock, the prisoners counsel de-
string time to consult as to their course of defence
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-16

CINCINNATI, j une y.
he cholera is on the increase through
out the West. and is very fatal Among
the victims at Paducah, Kentucky, is Dr..
Newton Lane, the Democratic candidate
for Congress at the last election from the
Louisville district.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-16

"A ElfSIT--In 0fdpr 10 close our busincss spee-
Oily tour co-pnrtnersiip, having cxpircd) we oro
now selling entire STOCK strictly at cost consis-
ting OF very largr assortment u Simple and Fancy
Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Shoes, Boots,
Hats. CuPs, Trunks, &c. We feel assured tho
public never bad 30 good an opportunity before II
being supplied 9Th 80 p,any desirable Goods ut SO
low prices, and We cordially invite I'll to come soon
Merchants and others wanting largo supplies ars
advised to make curly cnlis. Large additions were
nude irnui this Spring mportations.
MAY 9y-fs MEEM * fiWATKIN,
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Nlonongalia Extra Glass D-fialf ticket. Is Sc ~
II Orders for packages certificates Of packa-
ges single tickets, in any Of the Lotteries Of J.
W. Maury & Co. will meet with prompt attention
il addressed to A. r. WIflTfEMORE. Jr.,
Lynchburg, Va.
I-E- Communications strictly confidential.
Inn. 1c-1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-16

GEN. QuIrMAN, it is said, has renowned
positively the South Carolina platform, and
denied that he had ever advocated secession
or thought it advisable "under existing cir
cumstances"
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VOODs AT AND LESS THAN

order to keep pace with the present prices for
goods in town, have determined offer their stock
reduced prices for cash, and many STYLES at and
less than cost bat they do profess sell every
article at cost. All they ask is call to test the
fact that they selling cheap for cash..
June I6-4tif i. Il. J. FRANKLIN.
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- TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION The
Anniversary of Lcesville Division Sons of
Temperance, will be celebrated the Eth inst. by
the presentation Of n Banner to the Division, by
the Ladies of the vicinity. Several Addresses will
be delivered the occasion. and n public dinner
will be prepared. All Sons of Temperance and the
public arc invited TO attend.
Leesvillc, Campbell CO., Va, June 5-tl7ju
Penublirnr COM
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dnnlhri Dnel

SAVANNAH, Ga, j une 10.
A duel was fought. this morning. with
rifles, between VIM. Henderson and Henry
Morgan, lady being in, Owed in the quar-
rel. After two shots, the affair was settled
amicablv.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-16

EXCHANGES.
Checks on New York, 4,o3 per Ct premium.
Baltimore, do
Boston. do
Philadelphia, do
Bank Notes y. Carolina, to do discount
5. Carolina l to do do
Tennessee, to q do do
STOCKS.
Corporation Bond. $500 =.
Lynohburg Hose and Fire Insurance Company
par s20-sales s25.
Citizens Saving Bank slO0-sales $l07I; since
dividend
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-16
The hey County Tragedy.

William Shelton. convicted at Chester
town as one oftbc murdcrcrs of the Cos
den family, has been sentenced 10 beexe
cg,cd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-16

HARTFORD, } un

After FIVE unsuccessful ballotings for
Senator, the Legislature adjourned until
tomorrow, when another trial will be had
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e EsTRAYED OR sTOLEN-

H1 from the Subscribers farm, on tho Forest
road, some time within week or two past
young Sorrc Horse, supposed to be fifteen hnnds
high and about six years Of agc. Any orc return
ing the same, or any information thereof, will be
thankfully received and suitably rewarded
June 15-at SETH uALsEY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-16
Arrested for Forging BOunsy Mo-
ney WarramtS.

IHILADELPHIA, une 3.
An officer who belonged to the first re-
glment OF Pennsylvania volunteers, and
who servedinthe Mexican war, has been ar
rested and Held to bail in the sum of $4,000.
on the charge Of forging powers Of attorney
Tor bounty money warrants.
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L,OR sALz--rnE GLENAMrLEa rho.

EOR SALss.-THE GLENAMgLER PRO.
Il PERTf On liani,'- Greek in tho rouiry Of
Amherst, tea miles Nor,a-Wcst Of tynchbsrg. sig
niilca from tho amos Rves.C aas! There arc about
~ 1880 Acres Of Land capable ii bs-
Z. ing divided into three or four farms. Near
ly half Of the hrt j. in original forcst avery large
proportion Of which l. fine Tobnceo Land, and all
is well wnicrcd. This is really desirable land a.
the. crops now growing will show.
Apply to JobH J. Amber jr.. living On iae piner,
or to The subscriber q, Liberty Mill. Orange roun-
tyv Va. JOHN J. AMBLER.
Juuc 1o-y-awif
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EANCY CASsIMERES, YEsT-

IL INGS, S,c.-MAY o, lS51.--Tbe subsc,ibeT
has just received beautiful lot Of Fancy Csssr
mere. for coats and pants, plain md figured, d,sP
De ctes white and brown linen drill;ncs cheek -
en-. for suits white. bua snd other csior'. pis.n
and figured Marsaiics. superb wiftc md f.p'y q
urcd silk vesiings, white and cold sn'r'. w."
-iyir) ply collars. under shirts. ~ onn ~
rats e. 8. IT, BE-. alec On hand complete
stock nf cloths q black, blue. brown oli~e, green
Ac.. and bn.tans. isrgcs, yeire's, &C: p mAach
Nh &C., 49, artirlc af Merchant Talor's Gocis
and trimming. Of tho beet quality, whieh will be
cold 10 the piece. n'ade Up 70 order 2, he faihsr
nj, fc-r6w1 WIN u PAGk.
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june 9-ifis DON r. c. PETERS.


- did assortment Of Cloths, Cashmere and yes-
tings, all Of tho finest quality, carefully .clce,
ed BY myself ihs spring, for hi. market. Country
merchants ore invited 70 examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere, rs ihcy will fnd Il 10 their
advantage. L. McDIyITT, s5,
Merchant Taiiarsncxt door to John T.. wrigh.,s
Book and Jcwelry Store, Main ST., LynchLurg, Va
ynnr 2-emif
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The Treasury Department at
Washington.

We have had frequent occasion of late
to observe the admirable arrangements OF
Mr.. Corwin, the Secretary Of the Treasury,
for the prompt dispatch of business and
the satisfactory manner in which the affairs
of de Department have been conducted
since the adjournment of the last Congress.
| In addition TO providing for the imme-
diate payment of s2,00O,00O of the Mexi-
can awards, the Secretary has considered
and decided the sugar and molasses def
cheney question, by which the merchants of
the large cities will receive, it is said
about 100000; ana also ordered refund
of the fees exacted, under former instruc-
tons, Of ourmerchants, for weighing, guag-
ing, and measuring.
Another very important decision has
been made at the Department, with special
reference to the Importation and transit OF
goods TO Canada, according to which goods
are brought tc Boston from England, en-
tered in bond, and forwarded over our
railroads TO Canada, without payment of
| duties. The benefit of this construction OF
the warehouse acts will accrue TO our
freighting ships, as well as to the railroads
leading from Boston and New York 10
the Canadas, and it VIII tend likewise to in
crease our foreign business with the adjoin-
ing British provinces by sea.
There are several other important mat
tors recently settled by Mr.. Corwin, which
reflect great credit upon his Department,
all tending TO show that the energy ard ef-
ftiency Of the distinguished chief Of the
Treasury extends to disable subordinates.
The Boston merchants especially will be
ready to appreciate the business talent thus
xhibited.-Bossoss Journal.
The AFRICAN LION TnADE.-From case
recently Admitted to the Court ofAppeals
in Algicrs, it appears that there are persons
who make regular business Of catching
and dealing in lions. One of these, NJ. OF.
tavi, of onsiantinc, was,a few days COCOON
demned to pay NJ. Herbert, the keeper of a
travelling menageriein Normandy ,oncthou.
sand francs, for having put him to the ex-
pense of visiting Constantine, on the prom
isc to sell him two fine lions. though ON his
arrival itturned out thathe had sold the an.
inals to another person. and had not been
able 10 replace them. In the course of the
proceedings twas stated that lions are be-
coming very soarcein Alc-ia. the approach
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. District Ccicbrafion.--Thc Al

R-N~ Dis.riCf CcIcbrafiOn.--ThcA An
- niversary of st. John the Baptist, will be
celebrated at New London. Campbell county. on
Tuesday the Oath June next, b. PraIcncc Lodge
No Al, by public procession and addresses. All
Masons in good standing invited to participate
and the public generally invited to attend.
By order of the Lodge.
GEORGE W. SHELTON, Scc'y.
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EOR SALE or RENT.--A LOT
,fsr an. re.iicDs ri Col ". J. ssni'hs Ar
rfg.1 Zee M4,s o. r pSYAg & ER
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AUCTION SALES.
a IIS,TI0N sALE 0EvA15fA II,

. =
~ pr.I CSg .z,E ~. y. nAE
- =, -. nc . : g H-'D Oh Es-fcr the
RkAsu o. an am""es, tne n''rs OF Ohm W
- "se d. we ~' on Saturday the sssh day
=" ."e PREMISES eaPo'e 20 sac, by
- w rs.'.. Iusn"n; .nat
E5 s~so"wsc Aemcmemus on main or
- seeoha ',rre,' IA the town ct Lynehburrs at
ir.,s-..' - s"p'cu ~ "r- WIN. Sutr'r. containing
~, ~. ,iree i"enss N front on m"in street
a"' .u""'hs oaeS one hundred and thirtytwo feet,
Is, WIN '''e use o' an alley In the rear nine
.,o - '.'e sin NJ, 'ne and place. md tpr the
~ ~" -. - n ne' N i'Ae manner one 4>f-
.asA .'S "ansa Doe'of
=, ,.rad;, - ~ ,..',. feai estate VII DO sold
NJ, ,,,,..h. y M, 49,: a." e'sh'ecn months,
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quantity Of amendments which had been
previously rejected. in another form, the
Convention adjurncd.- DispatI J 2M Juse.
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~ Tdiai, Oas, Dyc.S},0s, brushes, PORT No
u mics, Dressing gnd tTae comJs, Pe.fnmery.
Fancy articles, SC. (Sc-The subscribcr has just
received his Spring supply Of Drugs, Medicines
&c, cornprlsing On unusually lafgr. and complete
assortment. selected By himself. viii gtcut care,
purchased at unusually low prices. und u very sn