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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-26
R'isIcEzrrry.

| This rising name III English literature
appears to be casting into the shade ali the
great English authors. As a writer Of 6ci
ton ii IS even doubted by good judges
whether England has ever produced his
equal. Asa satirs, be has no equal
| The London Leader thus refers to one of
a course of lectures delivered by Thackc-
ray:
"Ou Thursday, the goth, the greet sati-
ric painter of social liie-the Fielding OF
our times-commcnced at Willis Rooms
the first Of those lectures on the English
Humorists of iheeighteenth century, which
many months ago we announced was in
preparation. We have never heard lee
ture that delighted us more. 1t WAC
thoughtful and picturesque, with some wdh-
derful traces of pathos and far reaching
sentences. Dwelling upon the moral as
poets of Switt's position and career, rather
than attempting criticism on his works,
Thackeray held his audience from first to
last He gave vivid picture of the early
life and loneliness of the great satirist a.
midst the exasperatiag servilities and insults
endured from Temples household. ns also
Of the turbulent political bravo coming up
to London to carve for himself pathway
among lords whom he despised. In this
part Of the lecture il was felt that, while
satirizing that condition ofpolitical corrup-
ton which made Swift bravo and used
him as such, the censor still touched upon
living foible-at the alus:on to the South
Sea Bubble, with his railway parallel, we
observed some fair shoulders vince! Nor
were religious cant and Journalism untouch-
ed in the admirable picture of Swiit's sac
rifce Of his life to an hypocrisy. The audi
encc were of the elite-Thos. Carlyle,
Macaulay, Milman, Mines, Sir Robert
Inglis, the Duke and Duches Of Argyle,
the Duchess Of Sutherland, Lady Con
stance Leveson Cover, Lady Lichfcld
with many others, not a few lonely women,
and several men well known in literature
and art
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s-Bacon-Stocks iisht-Salcs lola
II with small sales little heighcr Tor prime lots,
FLour-Sales, $3t dull for Saperfne, stocks
accommodating. Family siIas5 as to quantity and
quality
MnA1-et to 20.
GnArS.-Con 20 to rs cts; Oats 55a37I Cents
GuAxo.-Best Peruvian SIS per ton.
PLAsrGn.-humP, s64 Ground so.
SuGARs.-Nsw Orleans 7 ia9 cts; Porto Rico7 to
10 cts Clarified l2i cts. Loaf III to ia set
Observation-Disclosures 30c. dull.
BEEswAx.-2c to2l cents.
BurTER-l2i a ID, cts. dull for No. Fresh
Butter at market very scarce and brings ID to zoe
BRANDY.-APpe, 35a4J; Peach. SO to s. cts.
EAR IRoS.-s80aS5 assorted dull.
coFffE.-Ro II to IA cts. Laguira Il TO Is;
Mocha 90
CouSrff LrSExs.-rcow 1lto1fi; Flax laal cts.
CorToy YAtSs,-Sales tsa20 cts.
FEArnERs.-- 80 to 80 cts--Scarcc
WooI-25 10 % cts il demand
Wool RoLLs.-2j to 81 very scarce
GINsESG.-35ai0 cts
FLAX SEED-Salcs | 10 per Sc ib
FIsH-Henings, No. /, $50; Shat, old $50
new So Mackcrel. No. 3, $3.50.
TAILcw.-S to 81 cts.
TAR.-s3.5d per Dbl.
HEMP-We quote i to &c. in demand
LtYsEED OIL.-Sba90cts.- demand.
LABD.-l ial3 cts, but little in the market.
MoLAss Es.-West India So to 40 cts. per gallon
n. o. II to IS cts.
Freishfs up and Down tho Canal.
Tobacco, leaf (pcr hogshead) 81
Do. manufactured (per box,) l24
Flour. (pcr bbl) 10
Bar iron, (por toni GO
Zig Iron (per ton.) 90
Lead Pig and Shot, (per toni 90
Plaster, (per ton.) 90
Salt. (pcr sack Ga toS
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Lyttchburg, June II, 1881.

Inspections the past week 800 hhds. against Az
hhds. corresponding week oflast year, with stock
hand for inspection unusually small for the sea
son. Prices of Lugs, common and mdling shipping
Leaf have been irregular, though sufficiently de-
cidei to change quotations from "a to 81 for Lugs
6.to 81 50 for common and midling shipping Leaf
81 so to $40 ior good and prince though but few
binds al latter price. The supply good and fine
manufacturing is barely equal to the wants of our
manufacturers. and prices this week have ranged
from so to S25.
w. r. SMITH.
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A NEW AND VERY HEAVY

Z Ms % OF HdNV " JHE Y z Z EEHTi
Guns, SooHeyg, ttea th9icsafc and Rsfaii'--
Building Material
Coach Makers do.
Cabinet makers do
Shoe makers do
housekeeping dr.
Carpenter tools,
Sniihs' do,
Plantation do,
General Hrrdwdsa
Iron, Steel aud Castings,
Saddlcry, g., &C., on in great variety. and Ill
bought for cash the lowest rates.
We earnestly invite Country Merchants, I'D I'll
otberA who want Cheop and Good GOODS, 10
rall and sec We assure them tint they will
find il to tLtir advhnlafe,o do 81
T1irRNAN & sCHUOLFIELD.
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A TTENTION yci,dcrs of Lil,i.

IN The undersigned having bern appointed ih-
spcclor Of Lime Tor the town Of Lsnchbatg, takes
this method of notifying al whom Il may concern.
that from aud utter the first of July 1851 he will re-
qnigc ~ Lime brought this market for sale 10 be
packed III good casks, well made. of sound and sea
soned slaves and heading, with at leasts tor
hoops nailed on cdcl cask, NOT lee. tliah one inch
wide ai We nnfro'yest point the siascs 10 be made
Of sawed or I'm tiihssf; apd not less Than three
Fights of inch thick, on the thin edge; each Of the
bends To be well crozcd in and not iers than three
fourtfs Of an inch rhicb. and each cask to be- not
less than fwcniy-six and onc-hofinchcs in length
between the heads, and seventeen inches betw~on
the chine, with tho weight and taro lhrreof, mark
ed tbctco-,
Tie object Of dis notice L 10 give miuufactprcs
of Lime an opportunity u pack the sumo in such
casks ts the Law rcquires; from and after tho
above date, the Law will be figdiy enforced.
The undersigned has also beer appointed insp~c-
tot Of LUMBER, FOR the town Il Lynchburg. and
!. now rcndy % cater upon the discharge b. tho du
ties Of biz Office.
June 23--3if GEO. ". MCKINNEY,
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In the report of Mrs. Browns evidence, as pub
lishcd, there is a small erratam which it might be
well to correct IN your next issue. it does he3
some injustice Aspuldshcd it is; There was
never any difficulty between Mrs. Angel and wit
ness; about II months ago there difficulty
between Mrs. Ange! and witness and husband"
Ii should read "bctwccn Mrs Angel and witness :
husband. Kn.nccffnIiN. = -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-26

sD7 The scholastic ycarof Washington
College closed, Monday week last with
the usual examination. This, the Lexing-
ton Gazette tells us had been continued
for several days and was of a most inter-
esung character and highly creditabe to
theinstitu,ion. The zeal and industrv man.
Tested in behalf of the college, on this occa-
sion, by the Professors deserves the com
mcndation of the public.
On last Tuesday night speech was de-
livcred before the two Literary Societies
of College by G. Junkin, Jr. Esq'ry of
Philadelphia. The subject selected by the
speaker was. The Progressive Charac-
ter of the Present Age "The discourse
was practical one, arranged in fine taste
and reflected great credit upon the author.
On Wednesday the commencement ex-
ercises of College took place. The fol-
lowing is list Of the Graduates, c. B.
Taliaterro, IVm. A. Campbell, j. L. Nos
by, IIm. Juakia, I'm. Houston, Tios.
GapaJel and II. b. MclHastice, by the first
four Of whom addresses appropriate TO
the occasion were delivered. The exerci-
ses were closed with Bacheloric address
by DIR. George Junkin.
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PRIZES SoI,Y.

nos. 50 61-half ticket, Monongaa 6S, ano-
rhet prize of $500, sold by
A.F' WifITTEMoRE. III.
- Orders for packages. certificates Of packa-
ges, single tickets. in any Of the Lotteries of J.
W. Maury & Co, will meet with prompt attention
it addressed ID A. \: WIITTEMORP Jr.
Lynchbtrg; Va.
81 Communications strictly confidential.
June 2B-It
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JNO. D. ALEXANDER. C
cAapbnrL coijEI.IIoi,.r. June ga. Is5

CANpbELL CotRr-HousE, June 3d. 1851
The parties ndmcd in the foregoing dccretal or
der, hereby notified and requested 10 attend al
my Office, at this place, on Wednesday the 23d ,ia,
of July next, with such papers and other evidence
as may be requisite fol Settlement of tie account
therein directed
June 2G-w4w EDWIN z PAGE Cnrir
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- CABELL HOUSE, BANK SQuARB.
II Lyrrabsrg. ra.-1'hc ssb.rribrr has this u y
taken rhareeofshe we'll known MD popuslsr Tsv.
found read to acro IMMEDIATE those who mey fssous
him s,th call
The Housc IL row up'lrgoinr thorough crair,
and he promises thur pains riii tc spared hi.
part to rrnds. his guests comfortabls, His House
will be provided yi,h the bss, the sauntrx a6ords.
and having the hct, pf Stables, lc promise. TINT
every attention sha'l l'e rises to that dersrsmeu
his own personal attention, a,deday Mr. Hilton u
Walrsr, shall at all times be raid 10 every dspart
men; y W. establishment. y.
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Drawn Numbers.

Monongdiia Class IS.
IL IS Al 81 80 % " 8 50 40 IS
DO. En-. Glass j.
Ga s 10 30 % 80 81 Is II 4j co
Do. do. Glass 80.
l6 50 II 40 80 Is % 81 a. 40
20. do. Class SO.
90 Is % - % - rs AZ II is If
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~ The County Court of Rockingham
at its June term appropriated the sum of
500, to have executed by competent
Artist. half length Portrait of the late
Judge Smith, to be suspended in the pam
mel above the justice seat in the Cour, House
Of The County.
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TEHU WILLIAMS, waite II unn kcr

- &c.-l have just received fresh, supply Of
Je,sery Of the latest styles, and pr every variety,
and would csperiolly invite III wanting Gnd aud
Silver Loycf,, ond Plrih Watches, Silver Spoons.
andJtwcry, iqrall and rsaosine my stqck, aod u
don't give satisfaction IS @ gcs and qualify Of tho
article, sull not complainiflcr, without patronage
sv- Jcwery and Watches repaired.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-26

~ RELIGIOUS NOTICE-Thc Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, Soiitlf. will dedi-
cate their new House of Worship in Lsnchbhrg. on
Sunday the 29t inst, when the citizens generally
are invited to be present.
linn ~ TILE TRIrSTEES
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l. Any amendment or amendments
to this Constitution may from time to time
be proposed either in the Senate or House
of Delegates; and if the same be agreed to.
by majority OF the whole number elected
to each of the TWO Houses, such proposed
amendment or amendments, after having
been published for at
in such manner as may he best calculated
TO give general information, shall be SUBJ
miiteI to the whole body of qualified voters
throughout the Commonwealth; and if APP
proved and ratified by a majority of those
who may vote thereon, the same shall be
incorporated into the constitution, and be-
come part thereof But this provision shall
not extend to the subject matter of appor-
tionment of representation in the two bran
ches OF the General Assembly, as provided
in the---articlea nd-sectiono fthis con-
siitution, nor shall it enbrace-.
81. Eachamendments oproposed shall
embrace single object, and shall be voted
upon by the people separately from any
other amendment that may be proposed at
the same time
So. 1t shall be the duty of the General
Assembly to provide by law for carrying
out the provisions of this article, as to the
time and manner of holding such elections,
the mode of authenticating the vote and
proclaiming the result, and as to all other
particulars not herein prescribed.
1t was ordered to be laid upon the table,
printed, and referred to the committee of
the whole.
EVENING SESSIONS.
Mr.. Kinney said that he was certain
school-boy never looked forward to the
termination of his studies, nor youth tothe
attainment of21, with more sohcitude than
did he TO the adjournment of the Conven-
ton; and to hasten that most desirable e.
vent, he moved the Convention hereafter
have evening sessions.
The motion being quito decision Of the
Convention, was disagreed to by vote of
yeas 40, TO nays As.
GUARANTEES AND LIMITATIONS.
Mr.. Straughan offered proposition de-
nying to the Legislature the power 10 APP
propriatc for the construction of any work
of internal Improvement after the State
debt amounted $4,000, 900. and providing
that no appropriation shall be made pre-
vious to that time without the vote of ma
lority Of the members Of both houses of the
General Assembly, nor until thfee-ffihs of
the capital stock has been subscribed and
paid or secured to be paid; and that the
Legislature, when arpropriating shall pro-
vide by law to meet the expenses Of the
State subscription.
On motion. the proposition was ordered
to lie upon the table and b. printed.
Mr.. Robt G.. Scott announced that Sc
we're sickness was the cause Of the absence
Of his colleague Mr.. Hector Davis from
the Hall for some time back.
THE JUDICIARY.
On motion, the Convention resolved It
self into committee of the whole on the Ju-
dietary report. When the committee had
arisen on the preceding day, Mr.. Barbour
had offered his anne ndment as a substitute
for that of Mr.. Hoge's which was to insert
in the blank created by striking from tie
rerort-"joint vote Of both Houses Of the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-26

HOUSE ANDLOT FOR SALE
lust RECEIVED A CHOICE
- lot Of the finest family Bacon.
June 26-ts ECUOLS a. PRYOR
-2FREsH DRUGs, MEDICINES

III Painfs, Oas, byc-Shgs, ,Brushes, Pert Mo-
u mrs, Dressing end Ene Cpa1s, fc,fDmery
Fancy Aytictes, DC. 5c-Jhc subscribing has jus,
received his Spring supply of Drugs Medicines
&r., comprising IN unusually larrc ahi cofiiplctc
assortment selected b himself, With ffcat care
purchased at unusually low prices, and 81 very SUI
nor ,;y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-26

From all that we are able to learn, we
think a fair average crop win be produced
in this section ofcountry. We have heard
some complaints, ard no doubt, particular
neighborhoods lave suffered materially
from want Of rain, and other causes, but
in the main farmers are great croakers,
and very apt to over-estimate the injuries
that the crops sustain. We have had very
favorable weather for harvesting.
In the neighborhood Of Petersburg, we
learn from the Inielligencer, that the pres
en-, dry and cold weather milita,es much
against the tobacco crop, Many of the
plants that have been set out have perish
cd and the plants in beds are SO scarce
that persons cannot re-plant
The Fredericksburg News says the
wheat crop in that vicinity promises an
abundant harvest. The grain is Of SUPERB
or quality. The cool. dry weather is no,
only favorable to harvesting, but has Civ
en- our farmers an opportunity of getting
their corn fields in fine order.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 23d inst.
says that the weather still continues very
cold and dry. The Wheat Crop is matur-
ing finely, but VIC regret to learn that the
Corn Crop is suffering for rain, and our
accounts from all parts of Maryland and
Virginia, are unfavorable for the Tobacco
Crop, large portion of which is yet un-
planted.
A late number ofthe Virginia Free r ress,
makes the following statement. From the
recent trip up the Valley, we had an op
Portunity Of viewing the Wheat Crop
In many parts of Frederick, ON the route,
the Wheat looks tolcrably well, but there
are many fields which will not yield half
the usual amount. In Shenandoah grea,
havoc has been experienced by the fly,
joint worm, and hail storms, so much SO
that inmany fields stock have been turned
in. This is the case principally at point
between the river and Woodstock, but
embraces large scope of country. In
Rockingham, the. prospect for a fair crop
is more favorable, though far from. being
an average yield.
In Augusta however, the hand Of desc
lahoa appears. Almost an entire failure
will be the result. In many fields, if the
farmer gets lis seed, he will be doing well
The corn crop looks well on most of the
route to Staunton. So also, docs the grass
which is abundant
In Jefferson county (the Garden Spot
in Virginia,) there viii be 4 full yield; and
next week many head will be laid low.
The Wheat harvest is progressing rap
IDLY in this county, (says the Charlottesville
Advocatc,) the weather being exceedingly
favorable. The crop has been cut short
by the ravages ofthe joint word, but we
hope rot TO such an extent as was at one
time supposed. The quality of the grain
is said to bevery fine.
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CERMAN ANCMOR ROI.TINas

- CLDTTIS--The sul,srribott coblin IL Keep
for sale this old cs.nll'shcd brand Of elting Clq,hs
OF all numbers from 10 TO- They aie Warranted
10 be the best imported, and IN experience Of twon-
y years Of the sale Of them, hn- proven them to BE-
such. mn l5-w3wifl MEEM q GWATklN.
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TURUs11EI,s SALE OF GOODS.

l. On Monday, the 9Th day of July next, shall
proceed to sell by way of public aiictio6, 10 the
highest bidder, the entire stock of Goods, nov Oh
hand, and conveyed to me by Mcssrs. Warehouse
& Potter BY two deeds duly recorded in the Hus-
tings Court, for the corporation Of Lynchburg. The
stock is large and consists of every variety Of Rc-
dy- Made Clolhing, for all seasons
Terms Made known the day Of sale.
June 26-t7iy WIN, Ii. ROANE Trustee.
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WYNN. McCRERY's NEW AND

" LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE. Nom
Stree opposite The Horrick House. +. NORRIS
Co, Successors TO d. Paine & Co, Managers
whose liberal and popular Schemes command adj
mration and are not excelled by any other in the
United Stntes. and from their good luck heretofore
in the distribution of Capital Prizes the same NAV
be expected.
% Packages. Certificates. or Single Tickets,
can be had at all times by order or otherwise.
tS@Two Schemes; large and small and Draw
ings received daily
~ All orders shall have prompt and con6dcn-
tia attention.
~ All pri,as "a Nod a, ,l;s .G-o
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special Nriices.

- TEMPERANCE NOTiCE-
The Rev. Mr. II. w. HANKiNs,
will address the citizens of Campbell Co,
at their Court House on next Sabbath, on
the subject of temperance. Commencing
at eleven o'clock A. NJ
June 26--lt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-26

sU Miss Bremen, the celebrated Swe-
dish authoress, Is at present on a visit to
Professor Schclc of the University of Nir
GINA.
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70 a letter 10 the editor of the Colu,n-
bus Times dated Preston Miss June
Bird leads us to expect that the contcs, in
that state will be conducted with cxtraor
binary zeal and activity. 1t says:
"Mi,ssriplai is fully aroused. The most exciting
canvass ever knuwn short of absolute revolution ia
now the eve cf commencing Candidates, and
many who never have been, and never cspcc, to be
candidates. are already the stump, alrhyoush
rho State Rights Convention does not meet until the
10th inst
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DERUvIAN GUANO.--1 TILL !
EMOaY 4 HENRY COLLEGE,

IL WASHiNGTON COUNTY.--Thc Fall
Session Of this iourishing Institutionw commence
on Thursday, the 2lst oil August, and coatinue 81
weeks
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q -ll To g. MURREIL. ATToRNEy n
T4fg, CAsrBELL CoGRr.liorsr f1.. IN y.
~ The courti N cdmpBclI. Apponsiioi ~
pittsSlyans. and tho Circait rSifrts IN lisiiisx
sedfosd and y;;nehbuff,
Jdh Is-Stt
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10 What Mr.. Whitney and the Gene
raj Government have not accomplished.
tsays the New Orleans Cresccnt) an OBJ
scure religious sect is likely to dol. c. o.
pen an IRON passage from the Mississippi
to the California valleys. The Mormons
at Salt Lake propose to construct a railroad
from that city to San Francisco, and such
is the prosperity of that people that the
general impression at the West is, that they
will succeed in doing it, if they undertake
1t. Indeed, the Chicago Tribune intimates
that they have already accumulated wealth
enough to accomplish it, without assistance
eesom any person out of their own commu-
nifty, OF a, any rate. tina, with such help as
they would get from California itself, the
enterprise would be carried out.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-26

Thursday 26-Do Class71-s2I coo; Zee; 2, 900;
of 900. Tickets s..
Friday a7-Do En- M-s2o. 600; s. 900; 10 oils, 90
10 Of 1850. Tickets S.
Saturday oS-Do Class $50 900; 3 Of 20 900;
Of 5000; Q Of / 900 Tickets $50
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IN CIIANCERY


The order OF publication awarded III this cause
on tho nth Gay Of December, 1850. against Richard
Lyon and Rosal,ne his wife, George Lipscombc.
Jamcs Jordan and Martha lis @irc, appearing to
have been proceeded with ACCORDING % law, and
they still failing appear, the bill is taken rs CON
tossed as to those defendants, and the subpGna d
warded in this cause on the - day Of, APP
pearing to have been duly executed upon Charles
Scott admir- of Charles Gillian deed, and more
than two months having elapsed since the return Of
said subpuna, as well as f5t the fling of the plain
ths bill, the bill is taken Us confessed as to said
defendant and theseGpon this cause odint on this
day TO be- heard upon the b' exhibits, answer Of
Isaac Medley, sheriff Of Halifax, and rs such adj
ministrntor Of james Dciarnett and admir- Of
Charles Dcjarnctt, and of Edwin Dciarnctt and
argued by counsel; consideration whereof,
the court doth adiuJge order and decree that the
defendant Charles Scott, do render before Ed.in X
Page of the commissioners Of this court an ac-
of his administration of the Of the said
Charles Glliun and that the said Scott appeal be-
fore the Commissioner to answer any intcrrogato-
ries proponnded him by the plaintiff or bet attos-
ncy concerning the estate Of the said Charles Gil
liam, and the said Commits sioner is directed Ia state
examine and settle The account of the said Charles
Scott as admir- of Charles Gillianl, and make Ie-
port to this co,rt. With any matters deemed peril
nent by himself or required by either Of the parties,
copS-Teste,
JNO. ID. ALEXANDER C.
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James Jordan and Martha his wife, Edwin De-
jarnett, Richard Lyon und Roselne j.. his wife,
Isaac Medley, sheriff of Halifax and such admir-
ofCharlcs Dcjarnett decd. George Lipscombc and
Charles Scott, ad'inr Of Charlcs Gillian deed
M
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ICE! ICE.!l-THP sURsrRiBER


80 dcmilohns sup r OLD Port Wine. ) gallons each
20 do do I'D Antigua Rum. do do
lie 26-ts GARLAND & ROBINSON
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GOODS AT AND LESS THAN

order to keep pace with The present price, Tor
goods in town, have determined 70 offer their .,ock
reduced prices for cash, and many style. NJ and
less than cost but they do no, profess sell every
article ut cost. All they ask is call to test tho
fac, tbdt they r,r scllist ehcap sot cash
June i6--jtif 4 FRANKLIN