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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-19

We find in the Charleston Courier the
annexed letter, tothe uninitiated somewhat
enigrnatical in phrase, but evidently man
ly inspirt. 1t has been said that the dis
unionists Of South Carolina seem to have
eaten of the insane root To us they APP
pear to evince more the character of men
who have inhaled that exhilarating or
delirium-ihspiring gas which used to be in
hailed by persons in public for the amuse-
ment Of an audience-which, though ii
presently passed off harmless, yet, while
the phrensy lasted, plunged its subjects
into actions the "most strange and unnatu-
raj" We regard the letter below as one
ofthe eccentric efforts of the nitrous oxyde
which the good people of South Carolina,
or rather the RtettOricidns of that gallant
people, have inhaled: MAJ. Int
From the Charleston Courier.
To Col. JACOB BOND IoS,
President Charleston Soafl,eyn Rights As
ISOLATION
SIR: | write to request that you stlike
my name from the Southern Rights Asso-
citation. When | had it placed there it
was with the distinct understanding that it
was not to constitute me a member of a
club, to be actively engaged in subvcrting
the peace and good government ofthe SOW
ereign State Of South Carolina, but simp-
ly as one upon whom the State could Inn
plicitly rely in the event of her being
brought into conflict with the General Gov
eminent in the assertion Of rights clearly
appertaining to her undcr tie Constitution
ofMc United States. Ifthcre be anything
on this earth that | allow myself utterly
to despise it is Jacobinism. That l should
be instrumental in subveriing this abhor-
rent principle ofaction for the lofty dignity
OF State sovereignty, and in the State Of
South Carolina too, the very embodiment
of this exalted doctrine, is what | cannot
permit for one instant.
But this is not my only motive for
prompt action. | see, in the exhibition of
.Iacobinism in the South, the surest guar
anty of inveterate abolitionism in the
North; and when, instead of the cooland
deliberate action and reaction of sovereign
State upon sovereign State, we shall have
the ceremony of club against club, ii blow
will be struck at the institutions Of the
South which nopower on earth shall posi-
bly, ward off.
With this confident conviction on my
mind, | cannot permit my name to attach
to club that Will wreck the only hope |
entertained for the maintenance of civil
liberty on this continent, the conservative
character of black labor within the sover-
eign States ofthc South.
With sentiments of high regard,
Your obedient servant,
A. II. BRISBANE.
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Extracts Of lcsters received by Commis-
SION houses in Baltimore, dated
Z WASHINGTON, Guernsey Co., Ohio,
May 9th, 1851.
Dear lSUs:-We had frost again last
night The fruit is nearly all killed, and
the Tobacco plants onc-half to two-thirds
gone, and to all appearance we shall have
another niPper tonight Reports from
Bates settlement, Buffalo, Olive, &c,
speak Of the Ike destruction there, and /
should not be surprised if this cold spell
has extended all over the West. Itwould
be folly to sell under present circumstan-
ces, and | desire yoa to hold on to all my
Tobacco now on hand and in transit.
l am already well convinced that under
the most favorable circumstances, or crop
must be very small one. As for sowing
seed again, it is certainly too late.
Very respectfully, &c.
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BALTIMORE, May IA.
FLopR.-The market to-day for Howard street
Flour rather quiet, and no sales of moment
were made. The last sales at 81 IS.
There are buyers of City Mile Flour at 81 25,
but holders refuse sell Flesh erond for less than
sl373 One or two parcels were offered at s4 3li
without finding buyers.
GRAIs.-We note small sales of good TO prime
red Wheats at 93a96 cts. A small lot Of Pcnnsyl-
wanna white was sold at 100 cts.
Corn is n little lower. Sales Of white Mt 56a59
cts principally 56a57 cts, and of yellow at 55a
Sc cts.
We quote Oats Mt 37a41 cts
PRovIsIoSs.--We note sales Of 100 bbls. old
Mess Pork at SIS; 20 bbls. Prime do. at sl5;
40 bbs. do. Mess do. at SIG so; 25 bbls. Rump
Pork at sl4; 45 bbls- Lard mt 10 cents; 90 hhds.
Bacon Shoulders at 73a7s cents; 80 hhds do do.
at 14a74 cts; 100 bbls. do. Sides at 81 cts 80
hhds. and 5000 lbs do. do. at 9 cts.
WHIsKY-The demand is very light and salcs
small. We quote Pennsylvania lbls. at 90 cts. and
hhds. at 90 cts. Small sales Of Baltimore bbls at
23t cts.
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puIIAnrIpuII Ainx |

Hli.ADELfBla, SihN
The market to-day generally quiet. Stocks
steady sales 5000 shares Pa SIS 81; sales also Of
Susquchanna Canal at Gji U. s. 6's new loan, Cou-
pons 1224al22s.
Flour is du-sales of 500 bbls. at si2j for COM
mon brands; choice do. Si.36 Corn Meal $275a
2.sl- Rye Flour s3.37a3.i4.
W.icat is quiet and tending downwards-sales Of
red at 95a97 cents white do. id0alc4 cents; Oats
A cts; Rye 70a7 / cts.
Provisions frm-New mess Pork is held at
sl7, and prime do. sl4.50as AS. Bacon Shoulders
u; Sides ssa9i; Hams olal cts Lard loial lic.
in bbls. and kegs.
Groceries remain quiet and unchanged. Coffee
steady at 91al0! for Rio, as to quality. Sugars
and Molasses unchanged Rice 3sa3l cts.
Tobacco quiet and unchanged.
Wool continucs dull and dropping.
Cotton unsettled by the ncws-holders willing to
take lower rates. No sales.
Whisky 2aia23 cts. per gallon in hhds and bbIs
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NEW YoRR May 4.
The Stock market is stcady-sales Of New Loan,
Coupons at 1921. U. ), 6..s 1867, 1ItaffGi, Cam
ton Company IA: Exchange on London 10al0I
prem.
The Flour market is somewhat more active
Sales to-day of 900 bbls at s4.O6a for Common
State brands Genesce sf,62a4.75; Southern do 81
56a475. Corn Meal s3n3. 49,. Rye -four s3.75.
Grain s.eady---Sales of 5000 bushels Genesee
Wheat at HALL cts. Red do. 9Sal0l cts. Corn
is frmc-Sacs of60. 600 bushels at 60 cts for yel-
low and So cts. for mixed. Oats 47a49 cts Rye
liars cts.
Provisions slightly depressed. Pork is heavy and
prices declined t21 to 25 cts. per Dbl. New Mess
sl5.56asI5 90; Old Mess sl4.5G; New Prime sl3.-
Gs. Bpcon steady-Shoudcrs 6sa7; Sides s1asi;
Hams SalG cts. Lard in bbs. 91a9a cts.
Groceries quiet--no change to notice--Isio Coffee
% to l0l cts.
Cotton is dull, and declined 1 to ct per ID. un-
der the news. The sales to-day 900 bales.
Whisky 23a23A cts. per gallon.
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A 4 a Circuit Court continued by adjournment
n and held for Amherst county, nj the Court
house. on Saturday the 29th day OF March, 1851
Frances b. Shacklciord, Plaintiff,
against
Edmund l.. Shnckleiord, John H. Slacklcioid.
William II. Shacklcford, james NJ Shacklcford,
George Shackleiord IT,, Tanicrro o. Shackleiord,
Edwin j. Hockaday and Juliet Is. his wife, Charles
l.. Mo4iiy, John Nj. Speed and Sterling Claiborne,
administrator with the will annexed Of George
Shacklciord deed. Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
This cause came this day ngnn to be heard
upon the papers formerly read, and upon the report
OF commissioner Thomas Whitehead made in pur-
suance ofthc order OF the % day of April, 1919. TO
which there ia No exception, and was argued by
counsel: on consideration whereof the court doth
confirm the said report, and it appearing from the
record of the qualification OF the administration with
the will annexed Of George Shnckleiord decd, that
more tfan two years have elapsed since the date Of
his qualification and the report aforesaid having
been confirmed by tho court The Court upon the
motion of Frances b. Shacklcford doth order that
all persons claiming to be creditors OF the said
George Shacklcford, show cause or before the
third day oftc next Of this cort, against the
payment and delivery OF the estate Of said deccdcnt
10 tho said Frances b. Smcklcfotd, aud doth direct
that a copy of this order be Published once week
for four weeks in the fynchburg Virgnian, News
paper published in the town of Lyncbburg, md pos
ted at the door Of tile COURTHOUSE of Amherst
IT, On the first day OF two successive terms Of the
county court. copy-Iestc,
ma lg-viw RJBERT T1NSIEY, G.
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LASIUCk OF HERDTEdRE, CE7LEKT,
Guns Saiiierg, Sc, Wheissats AID Re.aii,-
Building Materials.
Coach Makers do.
Cabnct-makcrs' do.
Shoc.makers' d.
housekeeping do,
Carpenter tool.,
Smiths do.
Plantation do.
General Hardware,
Iron Steel and Castings.
Saddlcry, g.. Sc, all Ia great variety. and III
bodsht FOR cash 1T the lowest ratrs.
We earnestly invite Country ,Merei,ap,.. snd an
others who want Cheap and Good GOODS. ~
call and soc us. We assure them that they will
find Il 10 their advantage 10 do 40. ",
THURMAN g. ScHOOLFIELD.
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TosAcco.-Receipts incrcssing; 2ll hhds. in
spectcd the past week, seainsf $50 hhds cctrcspc
ding week Of last year. iS9 hhds sold a. follows
IA hhds at from to s.; 10 do ut from to &c; IL
do ut from to "; 25 do ut from to IS; "a do al
from to 50; 80 do ut from 10 sic, and 40 do at
from 10 to SIC 25.
WHEAT.--Our Mills not grinding. the small
parcels coming III sell at 20 10 Csc. for Red and
Whites VIM. T. SMITH
COMMISSION MERCHANT
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s.-Dacon--Reccpts are still limited
and more disposition, TO operate manifested; 10
cts have been refused for large lots. No sales we
hear OF above these prices YET good lots are held
higher.
FLouR.-salcs. s3s for Supcriine, stocks ac-
cumularing. Family siias5 as to quantity and
quality.
MEALS to 20,
GRAIS.-Corn 70 to rs cts; Oats 3Ja37I cents.
GuAso.-Best Peruvian SIS per ton.
PLAsTER.-Lump, 50; Ground 80.
SuoARs.-Nsw Orleans Z 5a9 cts; Porto Rico to
10 cts. Clarified l24 cts Loaf IL to 12l set
CLOVER SEEp.-$43as5 from wagons
WHIskr.-M Mountain 81 dull-Langhornc s.
Hunts 80 cents.
BEEswAx.-20 81 cents.
BurTEs.--l24 Is, cts. duh for No. Fresh
Butter at market very and brings 20 to Doc
BRASpr,-APple, 35a4o; Peach. none offering.
BAR IRoS.-$S0aS5 assorted dull.
CorrEE.-Rio IA to Is cts Laguira IA to Is;
Mocha 90
CousrRr LISENs.-Tow l to II; Flax i2al acts.
CoTros YARNs.-Salcs lsa20 cts.
FEATHERs.-32 to 80 cts.--Scaree.
WooL.-29 to 80 cts in demand
Wool RoLLs.-35 to 37A very scarce
GISsENG.-35 cts.
FLAX SErD.-Sales ITO per Sc h.
FIsH.-Herrings No. /. ssi; Shad. old & so
new $40; Mackerel. No. 3, $3.50.
TALLow-S to 81 cts.
TAR.-$3.50 per Dbl.
HEaP.-Wc quote 81 to7 c. in demand
LISsEEp OIL.-S5a90cts.- demand.
LARp.-ll cts. but little in the market.
MoLAssEs.-Wcst India IS to 40 cts per gallon;
n. o. AZ to IS cts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-19

Press VS.. SqUEEzE.-A young man from the
country, going call some musical Young ladies
the other evening told that he must ask them
to sing, and should they refse, he ought to press
them. Accordingly, he commenced by requesting
Miss Mary to favor him with song. She gently
declined, said she had cold, SC. "Well then,
miss" said our hero. ''thuppose | tEqueezc you,
don't you think you might singl" The girl tainted
irnusedia.eIy
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sXDBLERY; yADDLFRY,:

al The subscriber - now rccvivias b.
Spring supply Of Saddcry. which added
To his old stock forms the largest and best ass~s.
mcni that has ever been offered ~ this market, saA
comprises every article usually found IN sacf o.tsL.
lshmcnts. Among them ara
Saddlesot every description.
Saddle anil Medical Bags.
Carriage aud Barouch fiafncss,
Cnrryal and Buggy do
Wagon aud Boat do
Carr Harness. Brides. MariinEalrs, Couars.
Stisrup Irons and Br'dle Bits. II great variety,
Riding and Driving Whips. Carpet Dags.
C;irths, Webbing Spurs, Sc. &C. -.
Atso--A large lot Of TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
OF his own and northern manufacture. S0T0
at very reduced prices. return NY 7NE
thinks to my friends and the public lsaz.AxD
generally for the hhc,rl patronage extended
thrcugha number Of years, 6na irust BY strict Az
tcntcn To my business, To merit q continuance ii
tho
EF-Old Saddles taken in exchange for now ones
10 Repairing done with dispatch, aud 90 roa-
sonabc terms.
N, I--o,,;, EEnpcn n rtrvsp~tsN
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A white man not long since sued black man, in
Of the courts of free State and while the trial
was before the Judge, the litigants to ami
cable settlement and so the counsel stated to the
court "a verbal settlement will not answer" re-
piled the Judge: ait must be in writing
"Ecre is the agreement; in biack and ahae," re-
sponded the counsel, pointing to the reconcled
parties; "pray what does your honor want More
thnu tbis1''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-19

A farmer in the ncighborhood of Pals
ley, Scotland, states that, by putting garlic
in the bottom of his grain stacks he has tor
some years past kept them free from rats
and mice. The garlic is placed at a suifi-
Gent distance from the corn to prevent 1t
imparting a favor.
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G a.


Some veryaidieruu'osrs having been put
II ejaculation to the effect that. the Rich
.ssond Gas was vcryinfsrior and that the
lG;iixens were dissatisfied with the expert
ssacat they have made Of the utility and
comfort ofthat kind of light, we are per-
United to publish the following letter to a
gentleman in this place, which completely
puts TO fight all these reports. BY the
way, do our citizens mean TO allow the
Lyhchburg psciei to fall through
80 = RlcmxoxD, May 2, 1851.
Sra: received yours Of the 26th uit, a
few days ago, and would, but for pressing
engagements, have replied-to it CARRIER. /.
In reply to the reports circulating IN
Lynchburg Of the complaints made against
our works for the very inferior quality OF
all the Gas made in them, have only to
say that, have not heard one word Of
complaint, of recent date, on the score of
Gas. In the commencement ofour oper-
atoms we were forced TO use coal that was
very Objectionable, SO far as the puri6ca-
ton OF the G as generated from it was con-
ccrncd, and many ofthe burners were de-
fective these causes produced for time
some dissatisfaction, but they have been
removed and the Gas is now equal to any
that is, or ever was, made from coal. This
statement is made not from my own opin-
ion only-for have very limited expe-
riencc on the subjcct-but from the con-
current testimony of persons well quail
fed, from extensive observation in this
country and in Europe, to judge Of such
matters.
With this letter you will receive re-
port of the committee on light, made to the
Council on the 18th Of March. We then
had 40 consumers, with 2692 burners,
and 4Sl public Lamps. We have now
2S5 consumers, with 1901 burners,and SIS
public lamps. The works were designed
by Mr.. A. II. Vancleves, and built under
his immediate supervision, and have been
pronounced by the most competentjudges,
equal TO any ever constructed in this coun-
try.
From what learn Of the compactness
of Lynchburg, and the number of Facto-
ries, Churches and Hotels in small space,
have but little doubt that, an investment
In Gas Works there would realize as large
dividend as is paid by any joint-stock
Company in the State and take pleas
urc in adding that, If we had now to erect
such works, | would unhesitatingly, SO far
as had voice in the matter, give their
construction and control to Mr.. Vancleve,
whose whole course and conduct here, both
as man and an Engineer, have met with
the unqualified appreciation and approval
of all who have had an opportunity Of
Judging.
You may make whatever use you may
please Of the above, and if you wish any
other information thatit may bein my pow
or to give on the subject, | will impart it
with pleasure.
Very respectfully,
l.. w. CHAMBERLAIN.
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CECOND SIIPpIY-1aRlEAT nE.

~ CLINE IN DRY GUODS.--JOHN J. Pun
TLS has just returned from tho Northern markets.
and il now opening at his cash store, general ~
sortmcnt Of British, French. German and al otAss
kinds Of Foreign Goods, bought since thy late Grca,
decline in prices His stock Of Shoes, Ifafs, Cops
Bonaets, Cou.ts. &c, i. very large Al pcrsoss
having cash TO lay out Tor goods would do well to
give me call without delay.
mn l.-iv.if JNtl T. pIIRVIS All
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fEAn Prizes cashed at this Office.

Monday May 10 Washington Ccna'ya0--7s Is.
Capitals 10000. ll0ll, 5000, 5000, 1900, 10 Of
750-Tickcts So.
Tuesday, Nay 20-Bd Air 25--75 l..
Capitals--s20, 06o; 4 j,000; of 2,500.--Tick-
cts IS.
Wednesday, Moy 2I-Sns7'a Canal o3--1S ~.
Capitals $40, 900: Ia.497 co. 5000 1000; 100 Of
1000: 100 of 500.--Tickets SO.
Thursday, May 22-CGIvoH Cosaty 2l7-15 10.
Capitals 81 900; 5000; 5000 5000; a,000 10 Of
7J0.--Tickets s..
Friday May 23--Md Consofidaifd3l--7s 10.
Capitals $4,000; 3 Of G,00D; Of 5000; 20 Of
l,000.--Tickcts IS.
Saturday Nav 2i--TraRd Coasoliiaied 14-T5
la Capitals $4,000; % of $500: % of $780, IS
off50-Tickcts $40
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BAnNEsynLE. Ou1o. Max s. ISL.

Gentlemen The Tobacco plants in
our neighborhood being for the most part
killed by FROST l have to request you to
hold my entire lot of Tobacco out Of the
market, unless you can realize 50 per 100
lbs. over last years rates"
Yours respectfully, &C.,
RnT P1friof
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not propose to surrender that principle Which was
rejected, only three voting in its favor.
And the question occurring upon the adoption Of
the resolutions reported, they were carried in the
affirmative. only three voting against them.
JAS. s. DILLARD, Chairman.
GAS PrKRow Secretary
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WHEELING, Nav 9. 1851

GenAemen 81 wish youto hold all of
my Tobacco that You cannot get 81 per
100 lbs. for, as the frost and cold have des-
troyed all the early plants in Ohio" In
haste, Yours, &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-19

The Hon. VIM. L. Goggin, and Mcssrs
Burwell and Tompkins, we are informed,
addressed the people on the muster-g ground
at Lowry's, on Thursday last, the Sth inst.
Mr.. Goggin had the field to himself Hon.
Panlus Powell, his competitor, being a
bout as usual Mr.. Burwell and DR.. Temp
kins severally announced themselves csndi-
dates for reelection to the House of Dele
eates.-Bed. Sen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-19

Mr.. RANTouL has been formally nominal
ted by the Frccsoilers as their candidate
for Con Dress from the second district of
Massachusetts.
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LOTTERIES.


w (succcssor 10 NJ. Talbot. Luck unparalleled
has always attended purchasers At this Office Still
another prize Of 81 .Ge0, in Delaware Class 10 on
hall ticket sold TO Que Of the Suns d Erin.
splendid Schc mes fOf this week.
TO-DAY.
Sussex Glass 10, $4,000, 10000, 10 of i,600e
Tickets ~.
TUESDAY Goth. IA p,
Monongalia Glass SIS. $4,000. 10000 10 Of 600.
Tickets Is.
WEDNESDAY, 2lsf.
Delaware Glass 81. 3o,oe0, Of II 900, 1000, 30
OF l,000.-Tickets $40.
THURSDAY ODD.
Monongalis Class 81. 4 of 10 900, 3.i9e. 90 Of
l,000.-Tickcts Vs.
FRIDAY Esd
Sussex Glass A. $4,000, 5000. 800, G Of 5eo.-
Tickets 81.
SATURDAY elth.
Mononsalia Glass +, s6s0oo. 10000. $4,000, 10
3000.--Tickcts go.
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RLANKROOK MANUFACTORY

- a, The old stand # Jesse Z. Young, LYxenBtna,
VA.-WILLIAM J. foLKES. having taken the
house formerly occupied by MIR. Jesse G. Young,
where he is prepared to furnish every variety Of
BLANK BOOKS, such as Journals, Lesgers Day
Books. Record Books, &c. &c, Of his osyn manu-
factory, and ofthe best materials. Also tore bind
old books, music and newspapers, Sc., with neat
ness and Dispatch From hs long experience Il,
the business of bookbinder, &C., be feels assured
that work done by him in any branch os his bust
ness, will compare favorably with work done at
ny other 1snsfartory in the United States, both
to ncatness and durability.
He would respectfully inform the old customers
of Mr.. Jesse G. Young and the public generally.
that in the execution Of any work enfru.cd to him.
no pains shall he spared give satisfaction aud
that his prices shall in nil cases be such ms cnnnoi
fail please those who may favour him witt, their
patronage. Ina 12-w4wif1 Valley Wing cory.
NEW CLIPT NO. HERRBNGS,
L y for sale at Ina I-fsJ J. I. wILLIAMS'S.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-19

On Wednesday 7th INST, the Board Of
Directors of the Virginia Central Railroad,
let out the following sections of their road
west ofthis place, which will complete the
road to the Tunnel, the whole to be COM
pleted by July, 1852, and that portion of
the road from here to Woodville will be
completed by October next. All the con-
tracts have been taken below the Engi-
neer's estimates. The contractors are re-
sponsible men.
Section IN Con L. Seoy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-19

The following pithy Arab proverb, with which
we have recently met, is worthy Of attention: BY
six qualities may a fool be known anger without
cause; speech without profit; change without mo-
tive inquiry without any object; putting trust in a
stranger; and wanting the capacity TO discriminate
between friend and a foe.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND, May 3.
BEEF CArrrE-Scafe reirhi-s2 SO to S. rs.
Hoes Net 50 so, and in brisk demand ut quo
tations. AVA.
SHrEf-Nct, 81 5ta3 50 per head, price vary
ing according to quality.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-19

Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN, late Secretary
of State, has been nominated for the Presi-
dency by District Democratic Conven-
ton held at Washington, [Pa.)
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! TRON WITCm ATn-TIGHT,

CLOTHS, CASSxMERES AND YES
~ TINGS--Thc subscriber has now one 81 the
largest and bes, stock Of Cloths, Cnssiweres and
Vestings ey,r offered in this market, Gentlemen
can have heir garments made up in the most fash
ionabie manner as he has in his employment Mr.
James MeMnckin an experienced tailor srsfn PhL
ad elphin, and d fit warranted in. every instance:
Bioley's fine black twilIed Cloths,
Blue, olive, green aad brown Cloihf.
Summer cloths Of eycly description.
Linen coatings and croton CLOTHS
Plain black Docskins,
Plain and fig black Cassjipcrt-,
Fancy Csss;mcrcs p great variety.
Black and cold zig d six ycsiings.
Marsailcs Vestipgs, iomc bcnntifi:r agtsf,
Rich white 6g'd six vcstings for parties,
White Marsailcs do
Mar 27--iffs DON +. c. PETERS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-19
DRUGS, rrEDlC1NES,

w Paints. OILS, Dye-S,.gs, ,Birshss Port No
In nscs, Dressing and Fine Combs, Pe.famSy.
Fancy Anitic,. Sc sc.-Thc subscriber has jus,
received bic Spring supply Of Drugs, Msdicines,
&c, comprising unusually largo aud comfslsts
assortment, selected by himself, with great care,
purchased at unusually low prices and Of very gu.
Nm IL Il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-19
Drawn Numbers.

Drawn Numbers.
Potdpsco 1877,
II 81 60 al ~ ? o6 10 81 - 90
Cd. Consolidated l3
80 1878 10 4 So 80 81 So So 80 &c 81 % 81 IL 20
Pafapsco 1873.
Al II SIS GS 50 2S l6 e. AZ 3 - 81 as II "a
Washington Coiiaty 10.
IL 80 81 81 80 39 &c 90 81 81 81 81
Patapseo 1879.
&c 50 40 81 II ~ 10 ii "a 40 AZ
Bel dir "a
rs - G5 s II ] So 81 81 90 81 81 81 60
PatapSco lao.
rs 81 ii 81 AZ o rs 40 8 4S
SusqmLqaaq, cat.a2a.
81 % II u 80 % - 81 - 30 l6 SO IL
Prizes Sold.
Glass 10, Nus 81 "a 7a.-.....Sa0 $500
:. 10 5000
1888 /" Al IS II prize returned. $3.50
The chances for Prizes always good at
Nav 1g-it MrCRERY'S Lncty Office.