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MISCELLANEOUS.
81 ORlNsON q gapREn,s Crco,

HI SDETIfEEN CiEf'tS i--Cmarri-inr
the most numerous and talc,tel Tfoupe d E,iacs-
trtans In the World Tits c.'.ni,any VIII peifoftn
at f.ssrsbs,g ~ Sathy.iag ctt 25h a4d HoAasy
on. rae.
This eomrsay comprises Ninety If the most ST
rcrb Horses in the eountry, sad upwards Of Tifiy
Persons. amongst whom are snsne cf he fra ger
formed in the professionalism nla- cnd isriialc
MASTER JihES.
Better known in the circle as Roiiasous hagi =
acknowledged 10 be superior {" the famous Htgnaa-
dc- (aiso iadsis IL MIR Jhu x h;ns.,n both in cS-
ecation and style. TIE cris ianoss ii this lad arc
truly wondcrlul; his vats r,,,ii aad " Is, nipst
novel and daring character. lls horse runs " id,
double the ordinary speed ol ring -harscs and an hia
achievements nrc accomplished GA the bare back Of
tho aGiral dtiiug h.s most rapid fight
THE CLDHN SiN LONG.
Possesses the rare quality 81 hniag finne and ann
sing Without being offensive 10 any. His Back
woods Stories and Stump CITATIONS utc inimital,ly
lroff
MdDiNE RoB1NSON
10 an act of Lady ElucstIahism in the S.,d,llr,wi
illustrate. with fearless grrc tho various evnlutu-
Of that elegant and beautiful exercise.
NELLIE HENRIETTA.
The yoins md hcaats Creole Ral,s, fi,'n New
Orleans, wilgive III elegant display of single horse
manship In Partisan Performances.
Mr.. j. u. ROBINSON
lnhis unalprcachal,lc fgaf hnrsG act.
Mr.. NJ GIRDNER
Ia his grand act Of Trunsioffialions, called the
FETE OFPROTEJlS.
Mr.. Gardner win also appear IN sln GSmnaslic
exercises Of the Arena and exhibit his wonderful
skill in tuiuhng and snmersoting.
THE TROTPE or PONIES.
Tea IL ruluber. ia oil their curisus flats aud c>cr
ciscs.
MR q. N. ELDRED, Mr.. POSTER, Mr..
RGGGLES, Mr. MiLLoRr,
And others of i-ingush tAicnt " III also appear
in the course Of the performances
fHE BAND
ol this tranpe. led hS Mr. Ncavc, ia acknowledged
to be the hcsl IN the country.
IffE Music CUiREpT,
Drawnby twenty superb Horses rHiscd III the South
viii enter the ,osn In procession, driven by Mr.. d.
Beuham.
tY Admii;ancc 50 ccnt-, Children and SCI.
want. Half price.
The COMPANY win perform II, New Glasgow on
Friday. oct. 9Th.
Der &c. a.
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AUcTIoNysALEs OF LAND &C.
4 MHERsT LAND rOI, SUE.

IA Acting under assccrec Of tic Cirr.i, Cour1
" Amherst County. in the ease 81 Phillips "a Ph
lips We shall proceed To- sell to the highest bid
der IN Tuesday the aiss day Of October next. Il
fair. (iinot. the fair day on The premise.
s9sx TRACT OF LAND containing eG5
II ACRES. being part OF the tract upon which
Mrs. Nancy Phillips. at present resides. Thi.
Land. i sitrntcd ID the County Of Amherst, about
Eve miles above tho town Of Luxembourg. immediate.
h upoa the IaneA River. is heavily Timbcrcd, and
vel adapted 70 all kinds Of grain.
7'ERbS.--on credit Of IL and is monihs
Iexe-pt much in money, as Will pay the expense,
q sale. Bonds With approved personal securi
y, and the tile retained, as ultimate security
We shall sell such title Is vested in US by the de
cree aforesaid. but the title i, unexcertionahc.
WMB EOANE.
II. w. QUARLES.
Sept. a9-wtalo Com'rs
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J.. M.LsfsIED.

On dc "a instant, ~ The Rev. ". H. Foote D.
d., at tic residence Of iirr father, @. j. CUMMINGS
Esq. OF Abingdon, Virginia, To Miss ELIZA J. A.
GiESoN daughter Of Gel. David Gibson.-Nai. Int
-. In The county &c Charlton. No.. Oh thc
18th uli. by the Rev Robert g. Lowing Mn. Ina
ABBor of New Hampshire, to Miss MARTHA +
STRANGE Of Lynehhurg, Va.
Richmond Christian Advocate requested To copy
-, On Thursday morning. the 10Th instant, bA
the Rev w. Fl. kinckic, WuLfnM O. WATsoS
formerly Of Richmond 10 Miss Rchcrcs. daughter
Of Mr.. Joseph Davis, Of this place
-. Al Tulipc, Dallas Co. Arkansas, On th,
17th Of September. By the Hon. ". L. Somervill
Cot. GEO. ID. kLExANDER. Surt Of the Arkansas
Nil. institute formerly Of Campbell county Va.
TO Miss V. G. NJ daughtcT Of II. Hunter, esq, o
that place
Milton n c. Chrnpicle f,lrnse cory.
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IIOTsE Ann L0F - A1c1;o;1.

MI On Thursday 18th inst, at o'clock in the
afternoon, On lie PROMISES We will sell the House
and Lot opposite the Melh fros Church, next to
the residence Of john Cary. and formerly occupied
by +, S. Miller. The house fronts on Church
Street. the Let is 60 ieci front aud back a short dis
lance widcns to 50 feet, running back 1872 feet
The House IS in excellent condition FOR a family re-
sidenec. On the Lot a good Smoke House,
Kitchen and an excellent well Of water.
Persons wishing to purchase may have an oppor-
luni,y Of examining the premises or of purchasing
the same rrit aicly before the day of sale.
Sale positive. TERMS II sale.
MOSBY & HOLCOMBE.
Oci9-Jt Aucfioneers
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MISCELLANEOUS.


"a, New Store and New q
"a G00DS. ~ t'sv p,rces The subs ri q
~ scrihcr HaasfariuFry. iiao'csaI. W
and Read Deaser n S7'DrES, TIN lFdRE.
&C. would respectfully inform the retlic That b..
has orcned II Siorv AMI TN iEsfe Manss e'org on
MAN SsREyr, daor Son,A cfthc rsrrisia,s 81
see wherc he offers for sale nm in,mens, stock Of
Cooking. Parlor cifirc and Box STOVES. coal
Crates. cooking Ranges and patent Hot iix Fnna-
c-s Of the best ard most desirable patterns ever
brought into this market, together with fun as
sortmcrt Of STOVE Fixtures. Russia and Anne, can
stovc ripc, shec; Zinc. Sheet Lead, Lead Pine.
Pumps. Sadirnss Wui'ie Irons. ilcow-Wnrc. Tin,
Copper, Brass, britannia and Iappanned Wares.
Comfy McrrLaais are rcsrcettulit invited TO call
and examine this stock before purchasing.
~ T'ia anil Iron Laefag and Easc ff,ltsvs
made and put order, ultcr the iatcs, and most
approved style. and ut the very loves: Prices The
rtiilic are pa icularly invited To eall and cxanc
for themselves IS. BLISS.
Wanted immediately by the subscri-
Der, two experienced workmen at the above bust
CTS, b.
Oct cots
10, The Danville Rcgsiet and Bedford Scntiucl
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dpratioH and her snferiuss were great, she was on
" ~ xgir' old, and .,,pienis n an age 10 II
rrcaals interesting. Ee.ng much the younsc-,
member q the family she was II. on unusual degree
tavoFiir- sad long viii her -prighilncss and enra
giug way 'c missed before tiai naw lesoair circle
May they remember these Cheering wd<ds "Sufier
Sc, nni he eauforted
Died 90 t'ie ist, inst. lhe inlaH, son Or Samuel
4. and Mary Jane Boyd.
Baltimore Sun "a IN rleas. rn,,,
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FsfatE fFOlss IFaFNEVV.
GRESS OFTHE REFOLUT1ON

PROGR ESS OFTHE REVOLT TlON.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. IS.
We have news from the Rio Bravo to
the Sth inst Carvejal, the lnsnrgent
Chief. bad received large rciniorccmcnts
at Camargo. and ouldprobably march at
once upon Matamorns, which latter place
the Mcxicans were foitying. Avolas, one
Of the commanders, had intercepted letters
orders TO treat the insurgents after the man
ncr the Sranards served Lopez and lis
followers.
The Americans We're abandoning the
enterprise, because Gen. Canales had as
sumed the command.
CHOLERAiN GUADALAJARA.
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Of insanity. 1t will be remembered that
they were engaged 70 be married, and that
Drum, after running her deserted her and
married another, on hearing which, il a fii
Of frenzy she rushed ont of The house and
meeting him stabbed lin 10 the heart.
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wmGTTBmORE's OFFICE.
Schemes Tor tho week.

MONDAY Electromagnetic Glass l5I--7S n.
Cupitits-S3c 900; of 6,193; 10 Of . 600; 10 Of
1000. Tickets 81
TUESDAY 81 Do Glass l5a--GG y.
Capitais-s20 600; 7odd; 3,ud0 10 Of GDo
Tickets 81
WEDNESDAY 22--Do Glass 1J3-7S 49,
Capitals-s30,O 900; l. 900; 1000; 50 of 1000
Tickets $40.
THURSDAY s3-Mcnonenlin Glass i5l-7J a.
Capilnls-S21 65f; 5000; 5000; ) of ,a0o-Tick.
cts e.,
FRIDAY 2i-Do Class l55-fJ 49,
Capitals--S23, 500; 500 1900; of ,i0c.--
Tickets s..
SATURDAY 2j-Do Glass LIS II.
Cupitals-s:75 900; $4,000; $1,000; eli of 800
Tickets 800.
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The trial ofthc Irish girl. Margaret Gar
NIFTY, who some months since killed Ed
ward Drum whilst walking alongthe street
with his wife. TO whom he lad just been
married, was brought to close. She was
acquitted by tho Jury % day on the ground
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Drawn Numbers.

W0a0Hga'fd ClTss n.
81 81 Al II Gl 9 80 = 81 30 II 81 10 81
MoRoRgalid Ertra Glass l2T
9 - SO SO CT 50 g. 60 20 30 Il 10
Hono8cuisa Glass &c.
80 40 - 90 - "a rs GA II 50 Fl ~
Woanhsaiir Llas4 IiT.
80 % 50 90 IS 80 . 40 % h is 81 81 s. rs
Monongalia 1ij-Nos. II % 81 si2O. returned.
i46-Nos. % 81 10. 500 sold mud
paid A. +. WiliTTEMDRE,
I , Orders for packages. certificates Of rncha-
ecs or single tickets, in any Of the lotteries Of j.
w Many & Co. viii meet vh prompt attention
If addressed 10 \ T, WHfTTEMORE. Jr.,
byuchburg, Va.
~ Communication strictly confidential.
Der COLI
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BALTIMORE, Oct. Is
Flour.-We aotr snies to-day Of 200 bbls. How
ard Street Flour at 1851, and 800 bbs. 1901
cash.
We hear of no transactions in City Mills Flour.
Holders are firm n 1851.
Grain.-Nheat is in moderate supply. and sells
at former rates, viz: 1915 cts Cor good to Prime
red 76aso ets for whi'e agd SOas5 rts fr family
-four white.
Sales fboih White aa,i yellow Cora al 5saGO q.
fer prime lots
Oats SCH Of 3oa55 cts
frovisions.--The market has not been quite so
active, though prices have undergone any mate-
rial change.
Whiskcy.-Sales Of bbls at % ia23 cts; and Of
hhds. 90 cts.
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The Syracuse O4frage-issae q Bench
ItdrTdats.-SYRACusE, Oct. In obc
dience to orders issued by the Federal
Government, warrants have been gotten
out against some Of the most prominent
citizens of this place. for the alleged parti-
cipa'ion IN the regent rescue ola fugitive
slave.
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ORETIAKH.

Died. AT Msuni-;a f1elrcai. hs residence in the
county Of Nelson, on Saturday. The 9th uli-, Mr..
JoaS HoRsELyY, in the Gad year OF his age.
Earth's highes, station ends IN Here he hes
And dust to dust concludes her npblcst song
-, on Morday night the l3tls inst Of scar
l,t fever Eainia Walsar Youngest child Of Mr. Wall
III Scott IL Anshcrs, O. IirI sickness az shuii
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EEr'ls,tNltM Markets.

R,PoT Ell expressly f0r He Ly'cilbF'g IigiH'an.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY. Ger. i6T3. 1851.
TosAcce.-Wc quote Sweet Lugs s3}aSll, if very
good md suited for manufacturing s. !:
Leaf s. 1871 and so, as in qualify; with
out change demand princi rally for man
ufacturng.
BAcos.-Wes Sides l2c.; Shoulders DC. Stock
very light. We notice a decline Of l-ic
in Baltimore.
BUTTER.--P, ime 15ala common llal2t,
BEEswAx-22a24 CTS.
CoTToS YARNs.-l7alS cts.
CoFFEE.-Oli Java l2,: Laguyra o. Rio Sla9ic.
CAxDLEs.-Tallow l0In1ldc; Hull's patent bal &c;
Sperm 4ja59c; Adamuniinc ia33c.
FLouR.-Salcs of Richmond have been made from
boats at s3l: and S,ottsvillc s3s; fornew
demand very slight.
FEArHERs.-3Ga315c
flsH.-No. Mackere $1l No, . $40; No. 3
s5a5i. Family Roe Hcifings SGAa1;
Half barrels Woods No. l. S3Sai.
GuASo.-Suppy good. Peruvian sf61ai9 per ton
of2000.
LEArHER.-Good heavy weights 134a1i; light
Isl damaged I2lal4.
LARD.-Burrels l0al0l; kegs 12lal3. Stock very
small
MoLAssEs.-Cuba 23a25; \. Orleans 3;n36.
PLAsTER,--Lunp in demand Z, : from wharf 81 J
rom Basin.
RIcE.-93alI.
SAtT.--Salcs from wlnIfai sI.ija1.50c.
SuGARs.--P Rico & ,a7l ]; no. Ga7l; Loaf 9in9ac.;
Crushed 9a9tc.
Standardization Blistered 5n5i.
WHEAr.-rrine White So; Red Use.
CoRS.-G5 cts. per buslel
CotS MEAL-T5c. per bushel.
WooL.-9jl52c. for nashcdi nws~hcl less, vitl.-
GU, and very dull demand.
EXCHANGE
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CANDIDATE FOR OFFICE.


am a C sndiiatc before The Kolefl ii Frsnkln
Cuua'y. 70 represent thcrs IN the next Legislature
and Tile New Constitution i adopted, win be
candidate iaF the next election.
oete-te 4. A. oDNEAL
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Gs-t A ~ CIV ard SOME FIVE rc,k,
- M since hired a horse 10 \ he. I

~ II " sIHVH HIItW u HuFNN 10 n " z
u " rss q, acgar-niakr,, Who was then living
in Lynchhnrg, 10 60 ON bu ness TO Buchanan md
fincastle, he left Buchanan, drcr g,'i,g to FIN
castle, md said BE- was going 10 Salem III Roahokc;
but my belief Is lla lac has either gone to the Ohio
River 10 Baltimore The above reward will be
paid for any information which win lead 10 a re-
covcry Of my Nurse. With the horse was bride
and saddle.
DESIRIpTn)N.-Bll Me j. about Two foot
Eve inches high, hy bisih n German F; speaks very
good English, has black hair and Il very wc cal
culated 10 pu-s ulong smoothly Tho botss u d
ROAM color. lurgc and muscular, and truts well
one of his hind feet is white JUS, above the boof.
My address il. BENZ. McCAREf.
Oct. I6--3iif Lynchborg. Va.
~ Charleston (Knnawha) Republican will copy
81 IT, and send account to this Office.
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=. STOVES. TIN, COPPRR and

sd SlOvE Is. lin, COPPBH and
- IRON MANJ'FiCTORY.-Mu
If & AGREE. AT THEIR OLD sTASp, Main
See, Lyarh5wg, Va.
The undersigned would respectfully inform the
public that one Of their concern has just returned
from thr FORTH where they have purchased for the
trade OF this place, every description of Coal and
ITaol Stores amongst which they Aaftcr themselves
y i'll hs found n-siy retie.s Of rarlor Church, Of
fee, Store and Cooking soycs. which will com
pare iavorably with any offered ii It's u any other
market.
They continue |, give attention to CorciTrS and
Guacring Houses Sc. They keep constantly on
hand all kinds of Roofing Materials, and arc pre-
pared to execute work of that kind ON the most a-
proved plans and with dispatch.
They have recently enlarged and improved their
facilities for the manufacture Of TIN, COPPER
Iron and Zine rGfc, and are able TO offer induce
uients either hs retail to Merchants Ir,curing
supplies for the retail country trade.
We invite an examination Of our stock, Which is
very large. and embracing great variety of house
keeping articles, too tedious to cnumeruc.
T,gms voy Gibcrai. Cash VIII he paid for old
Pewter or we win take il in exchange for any arti.
Gle IN our line. MURRiLL & AGREE.
~,
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B,anra Farmsrs Bank Of Ingiaiq.

Charlottesville. ffi7rory 24ih 1851.
] havr taken a lesson from Mr.. Nanc showing his
plan ofdciccing counterfeit and altered bank bills,
and being well satisfied. that it is correct system,
take plea sure in recommending the plan all BIZ,
siness men and others that handle many bnnk bills.
His rules are based upon the Intricate Mathemati-
cal process, by which gcnni,c bank bills prcpar-
ed. and viii detect iho counterfeit with certainty
by common inspection
JNO. r. JONES. Pfesil cut
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r Il M. IIOLLlNs, ARE RE

y oieig ami hqee il sto,e thcir Fan supply con
sisting in parl Of
go Spanish Hides.
800 sides Sole tcaihrr
100 do upper Leather
10 doz calf skins.
p do pink Lining Skins,
go pair heavy Brncucs,
10 barrels cider Vinegar.
- tons country rolled irnn,
| do blistered strcl,
do Shear and cisj Sized;
, do castings,
- hhds 7. K. and N. O. Sugars,
A do st. Croix do
Is do and barrels Molasses.
IS boxes Loaf Sugnr,
% bbls. crushed and powdered and chr do
leG bags Rio and Lagura Coffee,
Is do old Java do
5 do Mecha do
500 kcgs cut Nails to CO ~
10 do Wrought do
10 dozen painted Buckets,
Is do corn Brooms,
COCO lbs. cotton Yarn,
Domestic, calico, insey and fullcd cloth for scr
wants wcar, pepper, spice, ginger, mace, cloves
nutmegs and cinnamon. extra fine gun powder tea
bed cords and plough lines, which they are dis.
posed to sell on the accommodating terms, o.
exchange for country prodoccN They solicit call
from their friends and the public.
Oct o0--ts
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JNO. h. JONES, Pecsilcnt.


Olfce farmers Bank IF Virginia,
ITkcHBBRG, October 18Th. 1851.
have taken Lesson from Mr.. Nanc showing
his method Of detecting counterfeit and altered
Bank Bills, and being satisfied that j, Is tie oniy
true system. take great pleasure in recommend
ing il 10 all business men.
ia. HOPKINS, Teller
concur with Mr.. Hopkins in saying Mr. vanc's
method pf detecting counterfeit Bank Notes, Is Of
great benefit 10 all business men, and join in the
above recommendation.
JOHN WHITEHEAD, Teller Ba'lk IF Ia
We cordially concur in the expression Of favor as
set forth in the certificate of Mr.. Hopkins and
Whitehead, in the admirable plan Of AIR. vanc's
system Of detecting counterfeit noney-vc lnvo al
taken lessua from Mr.. ynne, and feel assured
that from the information received, rcadily
detect the best cxecnicd counterfeit note
CHS. w. STATHAM.
WILLIAM T. SMiTHSON
/ concur with Messrs Hopkins and Whitehead
in their estimate Of the value to business men, Of
Mr.. Nane's instructions.
J. MCDONALD. Editor LynchbHrg IrrgiAiaH
! fully confcrin thc above certificates
RIO. II GLASS, Editor Lyneh6ure Republican.
ty7 | will remain in iownf for a few weeks only.
Rooms at the Cabell house.
Terms II lesson g.
Or of-is
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r. GAMBLE, NJ. d.
J y. WOODWARD.
Stauntun February 4, 1851.

OFce Of Cdqs,oaessaic sariags Bcnk,
Ech 81, 1851.
The undersigned having been tangln IL Mr.
Vanc his system of detecting counterfeit and altcr
cd Bank bills, and convinced Of it, Importance and
oucctnoss, takes great pleasure in commenting it
not only to those whose business requires the re-
ceiyinc Of largc amounts Of money but to MI cngag-
d in MISUNDERSTANDING that the confidence mud
Satisfaction il viii impart in protecting from mpo-
s;on by the innuncrsblc countcrfcits in circulation
win amply and many times repay the expense Of
his charges. ALEX. POPE ABALL, Cashier.
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BExF CArTLE-Soale roight-S2 - to e. 70.
sHeos--Nc,t s. 50, and in brisk demand ut quo
iatiops.
SnrEP.-Net. 81 seas 50 perlcai, price vary
ing according to quality.
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pENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
PnlLAprLrnlA. Oct. Is.

Oificial returns from various counties IN
the State, materially reduce Bigier's major
ity. His majority will not probably cx-
cnnI Snnn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-20

THE llIGuEsT AuTHoRrrY.-Thc Richmond
Times aptly produces the important coTospon-
dence which took place between Mr. Madison and
Alexander Hamilton. altcrihe Virginia Convention
Of II So had ratified the Federal Constitutions and
whilst the New York Convention was dciibcra,ins
upon it. The queries Of Hamilton and the answer
Of Madison make II clear, beyond al controversy
(says the Times, that the Union formed with no
understanding on the part Of the States TINT they
might withdraw from Il al their pleasure and That
Virginia and New York especially ratified the Con
s,itutca with distinct understanding to the con
trary.
1t ia litilc curious to observe the change Of
tcru;s which has about since the time when the
Federal Constitution was adopted. What was re-
en- 'iAg from the Union then is crliAg NOW; and
from Mr. Icficrson's Paris letter lately published
il seems that ceHPRlsiya in that day equivalent
to the modern eaarom
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OHlOEI.ECTINN

BALrIMoHr, Oc. IL.
Gen. Wood, the Democratic candidate
for Governor of Ohio, is believed 10 be c.
lccfcd.
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Ercigl,fs rln ilrr.E no,vt. IA tl:,nnI

Iob1cco lcat tpcr hp"sicad.l -
Do. manufactured, (rcr hoN,l 10
Flour (rrr hbl) 10
Bar Iron, (pcr ton.) .
Pig Iron. (prr ton) 90
Lead, Pig and Shot (rcr ton-) l.po
Plaster. (pcr ton.} 90
Salt, (rcr sacl.) 81 los
Mcrrlmndizc md Produce, (pcr 1903 10000
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A T Roles held in The clerks Office Of the county
IA court OF Halifax, in the month of October
ISL.
Elijah Throckmorscn Plaintiff,
aga'nst
Jarratt Nelson md William Allen, Defts.
IS cHANcRHY.
The object Of this suit is 10 obtain decree for
e2T so, with interest fror, 'hc ist of Innunry
1888, allevigcd 10 be due from tho drf't Jnrratt
Nelson, TO tho puintia, and subject effects in the
hands of the def Allen, 10 the payment thereof
The defendant Jarratt Nelson not having enter
ed his appearance, and it appearing by satstncto-
ny evidence that he is not nm inhabtant of this
stnte: 1t is ordered that the said defendant Jar
raft Nelson. appear hero within month after
due publication hereof and do what is necessary to
Protcci his interest that copy ofts order be in
serted in the Lynchburg Virgininn once a week for
four successive weeks and posted at the front door
of the court house ofthi' county on the FIRST day
Of the next county court.
A coPy-Tcstc,
Oct 20-ts WIN HOLT, elk.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-20
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

putLApELrnia, Oct Is.
Digler's majority will be very large
Coulter, Wing, for Judge Of the Surrcmc
Court, runs ahead ofhs ticket, and Camp
bell, Democrat. falls behind lis party
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-20

The above sale is postponed until Thursday
23fd inst. When the sale will positively take
place on the PREMISES. NJ. & Ii.
l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-20

TrSxEt.-Wc learned on Saturday, from one o.
the Engincers employed at the Tuancl, hat Tie
work there j. progressing finely. The sssiole dis.
iance cainpleted j. ahoat 500 fcct.--sThc largest
mon,h's work yet done, was accomplished ia Sep.
tcinbcr.-&laRR' 0a Ness arsr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-20

| Plane ReBD.--Ou Saturday last vote was ia
ken the question Of subscription Of the corpof
| ration "a Stanton 10 the Stock &c The junction
Valley Plank Road Company. The Subscription
| s3,00G-was carried by the very decisive vote Of
LOO to H. This the speedy completion Of
~ work fro,n Grccnyillc TO Staunton the only por-
ton Of the Road urProvilcd foi between this place
| and Ruchanan.-B.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-20
OHIO ELECTION

baltimore, Oct 10.
Gen Wood, the Democratic candidate
for Governor, has been elected. His ma
loriiy will range from 1000 to 10000.
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