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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-31
DRENCE EDWARD Island Seed

! a Oats, Send gOlr- OfdeIS The subscfibcrs
have perfected arrangements to receive supplies OF
the above celebrated Black Oats, directly from the
! Island. They viii be selected with great care, and
with special reference their being used for seed
! The experiments with them by The farmers in this
sectnn the pasty year. have been eninently success
ful. No Oats for seed equal 10 them have ever be.
fore been offered in this market.
T From the Richmond Enquirer Of June 9th. 1851. !
Eve have seen a specimen fair. r. L. Timber
lakes crop Of Oats raised in the good old county Of
Chesterfield and finer have seldom Of
ile sample before u.s. (Which are informed il fiir
Of the cron) of the stalks is fourfcet six in
ches il length; tho head fourteen inches; and ore
foot from the root measures in circumference
The seed which was the Prince Edward Island
"Bluck Oats was sown the 18th Of February"
| From the Richmond Dispatch, june the ID. !
LARGE GRowTH.-A gentleman from the conn
f. o Chesterfield, showed Us on Saturday, stalks
ft,,t- which had hcaded-the heads were at least
~, !. IL rcth and very fine. The seed were pur-
chased IA WI. iams & Claiborne, and were desert
boJ hack. The stalk including the head
c.ns s,o,,t five ia. TO- ~ (Now Williams & Broth
cry
Farmers and others Who Vii want Oats for seed,
are requested to give Us thir I'mes and the guam
titles they will probably require, as we shaii not mn
port more than enought to meet the prob N'ie dehanh
The prices viii most likely be under III, OF last
scasen-G0 centsirom wharf 62t from store 1t any
not more than enough to cover and rcasG-
able churges. Address
WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
July 3l-2t Cary street. Richmond. Va.
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first section. as adopted, the following pro
yiso:
Provided the Legislature shall not be
compelled to Withdraw an annual appro-
priation TO the University of Virginia, upon
the conditions now imposed by law.
Agreed to-ayes 62, noes 10.
DIR. Garlic moved the indefinite post.
ponement Of the whole subject, which mo-
tion was agreed to-ayes 63, noes 40.
Ihereupon.on motion OF Mr.. Bocock
the Convention adjourned.
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Late and Important fro,,a Texas.

By am arrival at this port, we have r,,-
ccived advices from Texas to the 18th Of
July.
Great excitement prevailed on the Rio
Grande in consequence Of the Mexicans
refusing to deliver up a runaway slave.
An armed party Of Texans threatened to
capture Preside. 1t is said that there are
two thousand fugitive slaves in Mexico
The political feeling in Texas is running
very high.
The prospects Of the growing crops are
more favorable.
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SIAMEsE TWINS ouTDoNE.-The La
Grange Reporter of the 18th inst says:
On the night Of the Sd inst, a servant wo-
man belonging to Mr. II. A. I. Ridley gave
birth to a child having two perfect and dis
iinct heads and necks on one body. 1t has
two breast bones and two spines and lit is
supposed from external indication) two
sets ofdigestive organs. In other respects
it does not seem to be different from other
children The legs and arms are perfect,
and, excepting the parts above mentioned
IS double, there appears no deiormity
whatever. The most Surprising part Of
the whole affair is that the mother is alive
and doing well, although the childweighed
at its birth eleven and half pounds. DIR.
r. has preserved it in alcohol, in which
state it was exhibited for several days at
tins office. Its his intention to present 1t
to the Medical College at Augusta.
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RoUNry LAND wARnANTs..

81 The subscriber will visit the Northwestern
States, in October ncNt, for the purpose of ocntip
land warrants issued ii pursuance Of tho Act or
Congress passed September sstb, 1850, Warrant.
owned by persons residing IN tho samo county wiz
be locntrd together, They will thus be enabled
ny uniting, 70 employ, at rining expense, an A.
gent. residing ncnr the land, who will ply tho tnxcs
and sell Or lease il "a they mny desire, He viii ser
Ice, responsible Agent Or them. power Of At
torney 70 locate, and obtain patent should be writ
ten un the back of the warrant, under scn,---nnd
aitcstcd ~ twu w.tre srs lis fee will be ton cen,
per acre. payable upon delivery ofihc patent. The
warrants hhnld be sent by mil 10 him nj his place
by the 18th Of October EFF. PAXTON
Iulv og-Gt Ipx,a,o., ~
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Brilliant Schemes for,sse week.

THURSDAY 3lst-MoAoagalia Glass 81
Capitals $4,000; {. 900; 206 Of 30O-Tickets IS.
FRIDAY August lst-Do Class 50.
Capitals 500, 657; 1000; 5000; ) of l200-Tic's So
SATURDAY 2d-Do Glass Sc.
Capitals 1000; 20. 900; 100 of $50; ia of 500
Tickets $40.
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EgIglz NEW BOOKs.-JUsT RE

| E,.ssSS.a<sZ CElN ED ~ ID. b. PAYNE 4 Bro
SAg-zA-zS American Association for the ad
vancement OF Science
service aiioai and ashore, by 1t. Scmms T. y. 4.
Course OF creation by Ohm Anderson, \
Religion OF Geology, by Hitchcock
lite and times of Calvin, by Henry
Iuppers works complete
Dictionary OF Sacred Quotations
Letter to candid inquirer on animal Magnetism
Year Book OF facts on Science and Arts
DeWlch select fables
| Book OF OraiiOns ty Marshall
Women of Israel, by Grace Asuiar
| Mothers recompense, e -
Womaus Friendship, - 8"
| The Island World of the Pacific
| Humboldts Cosmos. 3 vols
| Rose Douglass, by ). r. W.
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c. NOTiCE.--VnlnnhIc land ior

n n = FsN7K7 NE Nd EtVLVTIT
LcSingtan, va. July i7th 1851
july ct-tlO
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NEW YORK, July 90.
Flour IS steady. Sales Of 1000 bbs. at 81 12j
for State brands and 81 81 81 81 for Southern
Rye Flour 50 37@. Corn Meal So.
Wheat is steady. Sales of $500 bushels prime
VIII e at iO2, and 5000 do. Ohio at 90c Sales OF
1869 bu 7Les Corn at 81 So for rniy ed, and Coo
for rou,.d yellow
Sales Of 20 lids Kentucky Tobacco at G4a1octs.
Whisky PA. - cts
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HEY GOODS AT AUCTEON.-C

~ Thursday morning, the 3lst inst, in front Of
the Market House. will commence selling. with
cut reserve, urge stock Of Dry Goods, consisting
Of Lawns, Bareges Ginshans Tissues, Cashmcres,
fancy Bengalines, Chambray Cot,nnades, Coatings,
Linens, Tweed coatings Marsailles Vestngs, sc.
As these goods viii positively be sold. it would
be TO the interest Of country merchants attend the
sale. Tho sale viii be continued on Saturday, the
2nd day Of August, at the same time and place.
Terms at sale. AlOSBl & HOLCOMBE,
lnlv 2l-t2A Anctinnncrs.
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LOTTERIES.

n Attest rror.
IL THE GOLD DIGGINGS.-WHITT E-
MORES OFFICE.-A prize Of $E,9GO in
Sussex County Lottery, class 30, sold TO a citizen Of
Lynchhurg, and capital Of $1,000 on a whose
ticket, Monongalia Glass f, returned to the mana
gers Office for want ola purchaser.
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lust RECEfVEDnnd far Sale.

" 2OO burrcis ihnfuoet0n Lime,
100 buies Northern Hay,
100 tons hump Plaster,
have on hand and viii continue To keen. eor.
stanlly, good stock Of fresh Ground Plaster, pcp
lypacked in barrels; also. loose ground. ready Gr
nc accommodation d those who prefer conveying
their Plaster in sacks.
iiuve two C0rdjng Wach ines now in opcrstion.
and viii continue % cnrd Wool Rolls during tic
season. hli orders vii receive prompt attention.
W. A. WHITE,
July f7-.q ~, a. r.
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AZ Valparaiso, Indiana on Sabbath evening the
18th Of juno. Mrs. MARY L. KABlxR. wife of Mr..
Charles g. kahler, and daughter of Mr.. Charles l..
Cobbs, aged % years
Republican, cnrv
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j 3-tsif CHARLES PHELPS


Lynehburg, I'd July 1851.
\ T meeting Of tho board Of Directors Of this
"a Institution il wBs.
Ordered, TINT the discount day. he changed u.
Tuesday IN enoh week. instead Of Thursday, and
ilinf tlis order ialc effect Tuesday 9Th day of An
gust, next.
Allpnpcr offered for discount from and after tbnt
time, must be placed in Bank on Monday. the dsy
previous. Extrnct- from tho Minutes,
JAS. o. WILLIAMS, !Sccreta,y.
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m CAnELL UOlJsE. BANK souAnr

81 LyreAbrg, pa.--The subscriber has this cIav
taken charge oi the well known and popular TN
crn the "CABELL HORSE" recently occupied
BY Mr.. John Keyclcy where he con nj III times b.
found ready 20 accommodate those who may favour
him with d call.
The House j. now undergoing thorough rcpnir
ana hn promises Tint 20 pnins u,W he sga,d on hi.
port 70 render his guests comfortable His Hou.r
VIII hr provided With the best the country ntfords
md having the best Of Stables, he nron,i.es Inn,
every attention shall be given 10 tina department,
lie tnkes this method Of stnring 10 the pubic thn,
IsGwn personal attention. niticd by Mr. Hilton D.
Walker. sinh ~ MI times be pnid 70 every depart
mcut Of the establishment.
March 3-tsif CHARLES PUEIPSy
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NTM. BVTLEEs a. CO., IVI

Wv TIERS AND pEdLERS IN CHINA.
EAR THEN WARE IND GLASS, LOOKING
GLASSES, CASTORS 8. FANCY GOODS,
% Main Street, Richmond Va
Have received large portion of their Fall Goods
10 which additions will be made during the sea-
sony embracing many and beautiful styles. all
of their own importation, and which they offer to
the trade upon favorable terms can be done by
anv Northern Importers. July 3l--St
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AUCTION SALES.
By DUNLOP, MONCURE q CO.,
RICHMOND. VA


INTENSIVE TRADE SALE OF
IA SUGAR, MOI.ASSES, WHIS-
KEY, &C., At Aucti0u.-on "Wednesday,
the 9th August. commencing al 10 o'clock, at our
Warehouse, at Rockets, shall sell to close con-
signmenis
400 hhds Plantation and Clarified Sugar ranging
from FAIR TO choice quality
65 boxes aad barrels Loaf and Crushed Sugar
3aS bbls Aitakapas and Cons, Molasses early crop
and prime quality
50 bids aud barrels Prime Muscoyado Molasses
l63 bhls Ohio Whiskey
125 boxes Adamantine Sperm Candies
800 bags Rio and Lagusra Coffee
IT'S boxes Soap
With many other articles suited to the trade
TERus-Under 800 cash. over sl00, months
credit for approved paper.
DUNLOP, AoNCURE & co, Aucts.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


IL The third session of the subscribcr's Law
School viii commence nt Lexington. on Monday
the 21t dry ofocobcr next. and terminate on tho
2lst lay Of March, 1859. The pupils will l,c a.
vlsieI Into two classes ns heretofore tho member,
Of each having the privilege Of attending tho reel
tatiau OF The other without additional charge. Tho
text boaks in the uuer course will be Stephen
Commentaries. Stephen on Pleading, aud Green.
leai On Evidence. The Senior course win embrace
fuckers tammenta.ies, Stephen On Pleading
orcciicai ea Evidence, Holconbe's Introduction
10 Equity jurisprudence, aud the Code &c virrinin.
llsl9l Il Is very desirable that students WIN
design TO attend the Senior course. should pro,iA-
Themselves with Interviewed copies os Tuelers
Commentaries and the new Code Of yrgtnn. n,
numerous Of the original text Of Judge Tucl
crs work hive been carefully corrected by ih,,
Subseriber and eopious and accnra,e analysis 81
the lending cuses decided since IT, publication. lins
been cngprd upon il, aud with these extensive nd
dtions il has become essentially now work. Gen.
iiem~n who may not have supplied the selves with
any Of the test books enumerated above. can pr,.-
cure them from Richmond within few DAYS after
their arrival here. Those desiring detailed iafar-
nation n q the pan q instruction adopted by The
subscriber, may address him BY letter at this place.
and thsir enquiries viii hc promptly and fully on
swered.
The fce Sar tuition y Scope, session, PAYABLE il
Advance.
J, ", BRoCKENBrorGf.
q
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Whole Ticket, Glass ", Nos. ls . 30, prize Of
5000
Nos 80 A %, prize ofS2 g. 800
Ticket A 81 70, prize of.-. 1900
10 Orders for packages. certificates Of packa-
scs. single tickets. in any of the Lotteries Of J..
W. Maury & Co., viii meet with prompt attention
il addressed to \. f. WHITTEMORE, Jr.,
Lynchburg, Va.
~ Communications strictly confidential.
Tuy 31-lt
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d. ROBES, CLERK.


IYNcnBrRU, JCLY 10Th, ISJI. I
The parties interested in the foregoing decree,
will take notice that have appointed Tuesday the
ID September. 1871. for takng, stating and set
tling the accounts mentioned in said decree on
which day at 10 o'clock in the morning they IRE
required to attend at my office with tier books.
papers, vouchers and other evidence, prepared for
settlement. THOS. j. KIRKPATRICK,
Com'r cir ct for corporation Of Lyuchburg.
Tuly 3I-v Nv
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Lynchbury, Juyy &c. 1851.

TOBACCO.-No change since last date
WHEAT,-Salcs Of parcels delivering 7ou7
for Red and White
VT. SMITH.
CoImssIos MERCHANT
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The Steamship Franklin left New York
Saturday for Havre and Southampton, with
100000 in specie and 50 passengers.
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DYING WoRps OF MIRABEAU.-"Crown
me with flowers" said he; ''intoxicate me
with perfumes. Let me die to the sound
Of delicious music"
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In the Legislative Assembly the discus
SION OF the bill to encourage the Cod and
Whale Fisheries continued. Ii proposes
TO grant premiums both for the tonnage OF
vessels and for the make of fish; when the
crews OF the French vessels engaged in the
business shall consist Of not less than two
thirds Of French subjects. The bill was
ordered to bc read second time.
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-ak1s Snic.--i offer for sale tho Tract of Ian.l
On which reside, lying ia tho county of Campbell
on whipping Ctcek. % miles South % Lynchkurr
adjoining the lands Of Ioha ). Payne A. =. Whit
low and others, confirming lsfO Acres. This
land Ties well and can be conveniently divided u,
suit purchasers if desired, There are about roo
acres in woods, well tinbercd with good pine aud
oak timber, the balance all under eoad fence,
with 100 acres in clover. The improvements arr
On THO GOOD FRiMED DIYELLt INC
IL HOUSES, lee House. and NIL necessary out.
houses. with plenty of good Tobaceo barns A
further description Is deemed unnecessary. as Dc, 4.
sons wishing 10 purehase arc invited to view tho
prcniiscs- June 2-emif1 JOHN BRADLEY
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IN the Preparatory Department, Tuition varies
from $40 TO sis50; other expenses the sunny -
THIS well known Institution 5i ;it \. w. i, snua
ted ~ ne cosafry tcayly 10 n,ilcs from nnv town
or village. IN region reinarki,bie for health and
beauty and in the location ot tl,c s. Western Rail
Road from Lynehburg to Tennessee. The Cheap
meas OF its terms and its almost entire exemption
from the ordinary temptations 10 eNtravaranecund
vice, well as It's thorough organization and dis
eipne, present high claims to the patronage OF the
pnblr. n 2G-Stl q. COLLINS. Prr.'t
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NTlI. McCRERtY's NEW AND

NTNI. McCREEeX'S NEW AND
w LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE, MIN
Stree opposite he Eia1eiek HoHse. +. MORRIS
< CO, Successors to d. Paine & CO., Managers.
whose liberal and popular Schemes command ad-
miration and are not excellcd by any other in the
United States, and from their good luck heretofore
in the distribution Of Cayiai Prizes, the same may
be expected.
- Packages, Certificates, or Single Tickets
can be had at ali times by order or otherwise
% Two Schemes, large and small. and Draw
ings received daily.
- All orders shall have prompt and conhden-
tia attention.
10 All Prizes cashcd at this Office.
Grand Schemes.
ThgrSA7y 31-CagroH CoBAty 3I-1S 49,
Gnpitals-s s 600; Of 5000; 8 of 1900; 30 of
1000. Tickets s..
Tor prizes call or send TO
July 23-1t McCRERYiS LHekg Office.
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Rcririosas Notice

The West-Hanovcr Presbyiery will nc,
Lynehburg. Wednesday the 9th ofAugust.
july %.
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The Cholera has made its appearance in
Charleston, Kanawha county, Va.
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GESSNER HARRISON,
Prote0or n dacim La1guagcs
W b. ROGERS,
PrJrsSor If Natnrat IAilosophg
u. r. ROGERS,
Prefessoy II Ctcnis'ry anil Matc,ia Mcliea.
W. II. MeGCFfEY.
Professor n Norat Phlosophy.
VA. MILITARY lNsrIruTE, Sept. 81. 1850.
do With great confidence recommend the Alutho-
naticnl and Classical School Of Mr.. w. Il. Gnlt 10
public patronage, believing that biz high attain
mcnts and great experience cntihc him to b liberal
FRANCIS II. SMITH, Superintendent.
REFERENCES.
NoRfo1K-Hor Geo, Loynl Hon. John s. Mil
son, D. y. Bnrraud. ". ". Sharp, Tazwcll Taylor,
jas NJ. Smith, W. II. Smith, Esqs., DR., A. J NJ.
Cooke, John n. farewell, Esq. DR.. Thomus New
ton Chas. II. Shield, r. l.. Mny,. Es1s., II. w.
Sylvester, David Kyle, Esq, CAPT. james IaInick,
Rev. w. NJ. Jackson.
PoRTsMoUTH.-Smu. Watts, William VI. WI
son, uolt Wilson, Esqs., Dr. Robt NJ BoyIin.
d. CRY Co.-John Jones. ESD. (of Pcmbrokc.)
PnNcEgs ANNE Co.-Jolm j. Burroughs, Esq
WIfLIAnsgrRs.--Bobt.S Saunders, Esq.
PHrscE GEoHcE Co.--Rcv Charles Alinnigcrodc.
cHmoyp-Judge John y Mason, General b.
Peyton, Judge Caskie, DR.. Robt. Archer, John NJ.
Gregory, Joseph X. Anderson, Esql.
PETERsBuRe.-D'ArcyP Paul, ESQ.
decentralization. David Rodes.
AMHERST Co.--Rev. David Caldwell.
RArPAHAgSocK Co.-Rev. Charles H. Shield,
NJ. Kelly, Esq.
RoAsoKE Gown. Watts, Esq.
BucHAsAx.-Ed. Valentine, Jordan Anthony.
". W. Boyd, E-qp.
Parents " guardians who wish further inforIna-
ton, will address the subscriber at Paitonsburg
Botctourt County, Va. I'uttonsburg, on the of,-
posite side Of the river Is the Post Office far Bueh-
ANN. WI. r. GAIT
Julv 3-t3liy
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Plaintiff,

said corporation, en- Saturday the day OF June
1851.
David E. Spence, trustee, Plaintiff,
against
Alexander Tompkins Ann o. Wright, Francis
B. Rhodes & Co, David Il. Edey. the Farmers
and Merchant Savings Institution of Lynchburg
Samuel Garland in his right and ns surviving
partner ofthe late firm offs. & NJ H. Garland George
r. Williams & CO.. the President. Directors & com
pany of the Bank of Virriiin its office in Lynch
burg. Marshall & Brother, Comstock & CO.. Dayen-
port & Allen, James \. Meriwether, WIN. ~ AIeri-
wciher james Mctcalle Davis & Brother, " illiem
A. Bennett. Felt s. CO., AlPhon & Subali, Lewis D.
Crenshaw & CO.. George W. Burr, Cawthon s. De
Witt, Henry b. Richards. Thomas a. foarqurean,
Berger Wood & Pearscll, o. p. II. Stem, -
Allen & CO., - Barrett. - Beck, Richard
Thompson, c. L. Mostly, y. W, Floyd and How
ell Davies, Defendants.
On the motion Of the plaintiff. by counsel. the
consideration of the bill and exhibits, doth
order that one Of the commissioners OF the court dc
take the following accounts
LIST. An account Of the trust subject in the hands
Of the plaintiff the trustee arising from the last and
Gnal sale made under the deed Of trust fled with
the Lill
"a An account of TIE debts embraced IA the
said deed secured according to the classes there
in made, and Of the payments therein, in whole 0,
in purt BY the trustee out Of the proceeds Of Tho
bill, or from other sources, and how much yet re-
mnns due and unpaid il each Of said debts.
81. An account experiencing the fund amongst
those entitled.
In taking which accounts the commissioner viii
If satisfied Of its correctness, take the report Of the
sales made by the trustee to the corporation conri
Of Lynchburg, as a basis-this for economy, and
frame tho account accordingly And either purity
may examine the other aath heiore the commits
sioner, on any mntter pertinent to the accounts SO
ordered. And the said commissioner is directed
to report the sud acconnt= the court with any
matter specially stated, deemed pertinent by him.
self required by The parties be stated. And
the said commissioner may publish notice of the
time aud place OF taking the accounts ordered once
a week for four successive weeks, in one Of The
newspapers published in Lynchburg. which shal b,
equivalent personal service OF such Lotice al
the parties TO tins
copy-ieste,
u p0nES cfrpte
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CEILING OFF ATCOST.--A .plo,

~ did assortment of Cloths, Cnssinercs aud yc.-
nes, n Of the finest quality, carefully sclcci-
ed 10y myself this spring. for this market Coupir,
merchants are invited to examine my stock beinr,
purchasing elsewhere, they will ind it to tLoir
adyentngc. L. McDlNlTT,
Merchant Iailnr next door to John !. Weight
Book md Icwelry Store, Main ST., Lynchburg, Va
Iurtn p--ffoff
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT par,ocr

khSsCLU hsON.--Ihe partnership for
~ merry existing under the style Of PACK &
OAKLAND at Bfue Stone, .Nocer County, w.
has been dissolved All persons having claims a
sainst the said hrn, are respectfully requested to
make them known TO the subscriber az soon as pos
sibe to the end that the business Of the firm may
be fully scttledup. ANDERSON PACK,
Juy3-4w Packs Ferry +. o.. Va.
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rB1o DAM Bsisr.pERs.-The, :. : ,

u X X Comppny propose TO raukc some add.
tons TO the Dam upon Baekwator Greek. latcl,
the property of the I.ynchburg Misunderstanding Co.
and invite proposals from persona engaged il, Dan,
building Further Information may be obtained ai
the rnilfend Office. G. y. NJ. GARNETT,
INnchhmrr. LnlN oI--dtl chinf a ...,.....
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-E1EAClsEIs WANTED.--

IL ofNew London Academy ARE DESTROYS of en-
gaging the services nfa Principal IN the said Insi-
trtun. He viii be required 10 possess tin ability
10 give instrpctions, ia the usual branche, Of an
English education, il the Roman and Gr'el, C,as-
sics, and III Mathematics. ASiple testimonials Of
character and qualifications win be Indispensable,
gentleman who wo,.ld be prepared TO board the
students portion 81 theni would be preferred.
comfortable dwelling house, with garden and
ont houses, viii be furnished, free &C rent. The
buildings Of tho Academy, are situntcd Oh tie
Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike. miles from the
Virguia and Tennessee Rail Road. ocrury com
manding view, ii healthy and improving country,
and in the midst ofa most respectable society. To
gentleman pusscsaing the proper qualifications,
tue fees Of tuition, with the addition OF small sal
ary TO be paI at tie end ofthe session, and 10 be
increased ia successive years, the discretion IL
the trustees from permanent fund, win make tho
situation desirable ono
The ensuing session will commence ul,ou, tho
first Of September next, and will continue ten
months Any gentleman desiring the situation will
address his communications, pnst-pail. To Judge
Fleming saunders. New London, Campbcll
county; or 10 William hadiort Lyachbtrg; either
Of whom wiii receive proposals., nnd give any fur
Iher Information thur may be necessary
June 23-6w
80 The National lntcgcncce will publish, the
above in theI country paper. for month, and
send their ucconnt TO this office for payment,