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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-29
A. CARELL HOUSE, BANK SQUARE

N@ CABELL HOUSE, BANK SQUARE.
- Lyaetbyg, Ta.-Thc subscriber has this day
taken charge Of the well known and popular Tav-
ern, the "CABELL HOUSE," recently occupied
by Mr.. John Rcvcley, where he can at all times be
found ready to accommodate those who may favour
him with call.
The House ia now undergoing thorough repair,
and he promises that pains mW be spared on bis
part to render his guests comfortable. His House
viii be provided with the best the country affords,
and having the best Of Stables, he promises that
every attention shall be given 10 that department
He takes this method Of stating to the pubic thai
his own personal attention, aided by Mr.. Hilton ID.
Walker, shall ut all times be pnd every depart
ment Of the establishment.
Mi ata;f CHARLES PuELPH
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subscriber can safely say he can show the lary.
est and bandsomes, stock Of Fancy vestinrs ever
seen ia this market. and ut unusually low prices.
having purchased every piece in Paris and London
from the manufacturers lie respectfully calls the
attention Of the gentlemen his stock of vcstnr.
and Cassimercs,
Sept 2a--fts DIT PETERS
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A MIIERsT LAND FOn sALE.-

Al IN bHH1HSSH 11lAIND VIZ SNLE.-
IA Acting under decree of the Circuit Court
Of Amherst County, in the case Of "Phillips Va Phil
lips We shall proceed to sell 10 the highest bid
der on Tuesday the 2l-, day Of October next, il
fair (tnot, on the next fair doy.) on the premises
M TRACT OF LAND continuing o65
.&-- ACRES, being Parl Of the tract npon which
Mrs. Nancy Phillips, at present resides. This
Land Is situated in the County Of Amherst, about
hive miles above the town of Lynchburg. Immediate
ly upon the James River, is heavily Timbercd, and
well adapted to all kinds Of grain.
IERMS.-0n a credit of 6 IL and is month.
IoNocPt so much IN money, us will pay the expenses
Of sale, Bonds with approved personal secur-
y, and the title retained, ultimate security
We shall sell such title is vested in ia bv the de-
cree aforesaid but the title j. unexccptionnble.
VIM b. BoANE,
II. w. QuARLES,
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEF CATTLE-Scale neighf-$2 IS TO 50 IS.
HoGs-Nett SO SO, and in brisk demand ut quo
tations.
SHEEr.-Net 81 5oa3 so per head, price vary
ing according to quality.
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BANK FAILURE.

PBILADELPHia, Sept. 81.
The Peoples Bank at Patterson. New
Jersey. failed to-day. Its circulation, !
understand, is small.
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elk AND SATIN sCARFs AND

- CRANATS.-The subscriber has now omen
the most magnificent stock Of fine silk and Satin
scars and Crvats in the market, they were
bought in London and Paris, and are much ch,op.
err than usual.
Blk Italian Cravats from SOC TO 50 co.
Scaris, very cheap,
Fancy Scarfs and Cravafs from 7Jc to IS 90.
He respectfully calls the attention OF the gentle
men TO the above goods, as they nrc really hand.
some. Sept 29--iits ID. T. .. PETERS,
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NEw York MaRKETs, Sept. 2l.-Our
markets are quiet; Southern Flour Siu4
25. Grain unchanged, and Crtton firm
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DANvnLE RAILRoAD.-Mr. Caring
ton of the Times, writes from Charlotte
that the friends of the county subscription
(S50,000) are confident of ce,s, in the
vote on the LIST Monday in Oct We learn
from the same authority, that the recources
of the company will complete the grading
ofthc road to Keysvile and Col Twones'
contract near Danyille, and will also Law
the superstructurc to the junction near
Burksville. Locomotives and trains NAV
be expected to pass the bridge, on the APP
pomattox, by the 18Th of October The
track is already laid TO the immediate vicin-
ity of Amelia Court House, and the Chief
Engineer expects the laying of the track
toadvance at the rate of miles pcrmonth.
-Farmr{Ue Repubiican.
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! D. T. c. PETERS.
CILK HD,KF,S.--I5o ~ Sill IIIf-

SII4A HDkF'S.--i50 ps. SIX Ilkf.,
~ some very superior, among which may be found
some genuine Bandanas. extra size. Also some
beautiful Exhibition Hdkfs. all al exceedingly law
prices, at
Sept 9a-.tsif DT C. PETERS,
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RLANKETS /! BLANKETS 7! |!
- BLANKETS LOCO. NJ RUCKER.
SrrrEMDra22sp, 1851, respectfully call, the nticn-
ton Of all wanting heavy GOODS for SERVANTS
to his stock.
Blankcts-7-f, 81, %. 1914. for servants
Bed Blnnkcts--0-4. 1914, Ia. 1874 and 1874,
a. Pulled Cloths
Ga q "
Black-Wnicr Factory Jeans
Buckskin Sutinets assorted
Kcrscys assorted
Plain red Linscy's for childrcns dresses
Plaid 4" womens
I, /, A., 9-S, Sd, ca, 1914 and ia brown
Domestics
No. | and Cotton Oynaburgs
Wool Hats and Gaps. &. NJ. X.
Sent pb-1iif
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81 FOR NEW YORK.-THE NEW
.sx-& and elegant double Engine side wheel Steam
ship-"ROANOKE," 1900 tons burthen-Lewis
Parrish Commander-wl leave Richmond every
Tuesday evening at o'clock for New York re-
turning, she will leave New York for Richmond
every Saturday evening at o'clock. Her nc
commodations for passengers are Of the very first
class. This ship aecompisbes the time between
port and port in 33 to SO hours.
EXPRESS LINE.
Passage and Fare to New York, including State
room only, $40 90
Storage passage to do. only 90
Freight on3-4 boxes Tobacco, only IL cts.
Shippers viii please to instruct their agents, II
they desire shipments to be maze By this certain
md expeditions line. DEEM & THORNTON.
Agents for Nep York
LCDLAM &WATSON,
Sent. 29--6w Acensstov Richmond, Va
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Later From Europe.
A'1fral 9fMe Washington.
NVl &

New DIRK, Sept. %.
The Steamer Washington, from Bre
men and Southampton, has arrived with
later dates from Europe. Her dates are
to the 5th Sept, and she brings $50 pas
sengers, together with large and valuable
cargo.
Lircrpool Markets. Sept. A..
CoTToN--Pncesh have declined Id since
since the departure ofrhe Europe.
FLouR.-Lowcr qualities are in better
demand, whilst the best brands are lanyuid
ofsale at 20s per bib.
CoRN.-Prices may be said to have de-
clincd fully Cd per quarter The best
qualities are quot ID at 2Gsa26s Cd rer
quarter.
London Markets, Sept.4.
SucAR.-Markets not as firm as last
week, and buyers are asking concession.
CorrEE.-Demand fair and market s,ca-
dy.
MoNEY.-Consols closed to day at och
10 Z.
ToDAcco.-Prices unchanged.
ko@outh.
Great prcparationsarem making at South
lmpton to receive Kossuth, where he is
daily expected in the U. S. steamer Mis-
sissippi.
1He CabaR Ne1cs IN England.
The news relative to the late expedition
against Cuba has created the greatest cx-
cilement in the commercial circles OF Eng
land
CaTe IF Good Hope
Adviccs from the Cape Of Good Hope
to the LIST Of August had been received
The intelligence from the Kaflir War was
far from being satisfactory.
austria.
Great nncasiness prevailed in Vienna on
the Alb instant. The money market ex
hiblted compile panic.
The news from other parts of the CONT
ncnt of Europc IL unimportanf
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Printed Frcmcl, NIousItn !.

Printed French MOuslSus.
Brown maguim bhic
Bottle green orange
Crimson and drab ground, beautifully printed
each, presenting elegant combination
oi onl"rs thrown together
Scotch, English mud American printed Nous.
'ips. part cotton.
Fancy Colorcd AIpncas.
Fancy Cobcrg Cloths
Black Alracns
Black Bombaxincs
Gloves and RibbOsls.
IIaf6ugered French Nit Glove.
French Mitts (shor)
a (ong)
Misses (ong)
Kid Gloves (assortcd)
Extra wide aud rich neck, bonnet and sash
Ribbons
Velvet Ribbons for neck and Cuff. wide, .,,,
narrow, escorted colors
Solid MOuslims.
Fink, SKY blue, sen green, cherry. mazarn blue.
CRIMSON, bottle green, maroon, brown, royal purple.
orange. salmon drnhs white and black.
French NIerimOs.
Mazarin blue, sky blue, crimson maroon, black,
bottle green, grass green. brown drab. purple
French EmbrOiheries.
Collars sleeves, cufls, chorncsctcs,
calc~ and bcrthicrs--imitatnon vallenciencs cul(s
and collars to mnie--rcal valoncicncs collars and
cntls. very supcrior---scotch worked skirts, black
silk trimming lace, Sc, Sc, 81.
The above goods all fresh md duslrublchav
ing been selected with tho greatest possible caro-
from the best importing houses in iii. country md
win be sold a small advance; quality and STYLES
guaranteed. g. NJ H.
Sept 95--itif
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ERENCn CASSIMERES.--25 pcs,
IL real French Doeskins, the very latest styles
and cheaper than usual, opening this morning 81
Sept 29-ifts D. l. C-fEihho
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DeDND SEPTEMBER, 1851
~ 81, "a md 1914 Table Dnmnsks
1914 md 1874 linen Shiriings
5-f Pillow Linens
a. Irish Linens
Table and Ten Napkins
Hnckuhack Towcllings
Dainask 90
Domond
Birds-eye Diaper
Embroidered muslin Curtains
Dnniosk Moruns
Turkey colicoes for Curtaias
Curtain Corniccs. bands md Rozettes,
Cords mud Ta-.cl-, &c, &c.
The above goods have fine assortment ~. and
will sell as low as they BE- sold by any regular
stand in the State.
Sept. 25--4tif GEORGE NJ. RUCKER.
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CEILING OFF AT COST FOR

~ CASH, 10 cf0sc bnstascs. EIyOsifton of FAIL
mil WINTER GOODSs-MEEM H. GWAT-
KIN having nearly closed the sale or their very
large stock Of summer Goods during tbs past
son, and being still very anxiou. to close business
as soon n. possible and make other arrangements.
win on this day. (slopday, September 22d,) make
an erposiion otdhcr en'i,e aoeh u uoD,ien Goods
nj coa FIR rash, o negotiable note. st months.
with in,ercs, added. Tho stock II lnrgc aud well
worthy the attention Of Merchants, who buy 70 sell
again The subscribers can shfcly say thai Il does
not often happen for large and extensive stock
to be thrown upon the market such uDprcccdent-
edly low prices, and Il would not be the cnse now.
but partnership having expired. makes il me-
cesssry that the business should be wound up immc-
ds,ely. and with NJ little dclny rs possible. AL
who are interested in really cheap goods arc most
respectfully invited 10 attend - sale from dry 10
day until tie whole stock IL closed out AT cost:
DIRK Fall CaIcoes b. ct-. 3 eta, 4cts, Sets, &C.
Printed Mouslins ~ eis u cts, 20 cts md finer,
Alpacns ~ cts, % eta, 26 eta
Merinos ~ cts, 10 cts, 95 cts,
French Plnid Ginghams liz cts, IL cts, 10 cts.
FLANNEL lG eta. 10 cts, % etc,
CassDets 81 cts, IS cts. ~ cts,
Plaid Linseys ~ eta. II cts, 10 cts,
Pulled Cloth NJ vnrious prices.
Sent 22-tsif MEEM & GWATKIN. !.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Sept. 24.--Salcs
of 1000 bbls. Howard Street Flour at 81
81. Grain and other things unchanged.
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Explosion the Steamer DANES
Jackson.

Evansville, (lnd. Sept. %.
The steamer James Jackson exploded
her boiler yesterday on leaving Shawnee.
town. by which accident thrty-fve per
sons were killed and wounded. The two
pilots Of the boat were slightly injured
The engineer in charge of the engines i'm
mediately after the explosion is reported to
have jumped on shore and took to the
woods. A lady got on board at Shaw
ncotown. and was killed in sight of her
home. The Slcambcr Cumberland Val
ley was but a short distance below the
jackson when the explosion took place
She returned and aided all in her power;
she also lowed the wreck ashore; the boat
was literally torn to pieces from the fore
to the after part of the cabin; the two boil
ers are crushed fiat by the force of the cx-
plosition.
The following is complete lis, Of the
Killed, wounded, and missing:
John Francis, Of Louisiana, badly
wounded and scaldcd; Philip Rance, Of
Louisiana, do. Capt, SHINES, Of Nathez,
killed; Capt. Walker, of Arkansas, Killed;
John Grimes of Vera Cruz, wounded and
scal1cd; Emanuel Brown, of New Orleans,
scalded; Sol, Warner, negro, of Louisville,
killed; Isaac c. Green, of Texas, killed;
Moses Embray, oiColumbus OHIO, wound
ed; Austin johnson, of New Orleans, do,
Judge Coleman, negro, do; Dcmsool, of
Georgetown Kentucky, killed; Mr.. Fisk
and Elised Pitts. Of Georgetown kcntuc-
Ky, scaled; Mr.. Silncy. Of Arkansas, do ,
James Graft. of Maryland, and Charles
ALBANY. of Louisville, badly scaldeJ;
James Larkins, of Louisville, do; VIM.
Warner. hate of Providence, do; Isaac
McCorklc. Of Mississippi, do; O. NJ. Gar
rot and wife, sealde,l; james McFadden.
of Baton Rouge. badly scaldcd; S. c.
Thomas, of Pennsylvania, leg broken;
Arnold Lashlcr, Of Kentucky, and Bend,
of Mississippi, slightly scaldeJ; Mary
Ehmsel. Of Louisville, Killed; p. X. Coch-
-Fsn, ofNcw Orleans. slightly scaled; Dan
: rel Marshall, of Illinois, slightly scalded:
ID. Hood, of Mississippi, killed. Some
eight or ten otheIs have, since died. ]. J.
Mitchell, ofMainc, badly wounded. DR.. A.
c. kuns. of Louisville, slightly hurt;
Judge c. Morgan. ofLouisiaua, do; Col.
V. Stewart Of Pennsylvania, II. e. Me
Hallon, of Maine, badly hurt; Allern, Of
Mississippi. c. c. Shackcllord, slightly
hurt; McEmon, do; Kheu. do
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Brcvet Brigadicr GcncrllIENRY Wnrr-
ING, Assistant Qnartermaster General in
the United States Army, died at St. Louis
on the 10Th instant His death was sud-
den, and supposed 10 have been caused by
an affection Of the heart. He entered the
army in 1908. His remains are to be ta-
ken to Detroit for in,erment. The Detroit
papers speak Of him as gallant soldier
and true Christian gentleman, whose death
as deeply regretted in that community.
where he was universally honored and be-
loyed.--Nat Int.
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DRY GOODS. .

Two THE LADlEA.--1EOR6 n
l. RUCkER, LYNcHBURd, VA.--Sxr.
rKshEn 2eSp, ls5i.--Respectfully befs tho after.
ton q the Indies 10 bis elegant stock &c FANCY
GOODS, no@* being received and opened. HIs
stock comprises some cf the most superb goods. IL
quality aud style to he found IN this country Tho
following will be found wei: worthy Of tho st,en,;o
Of tho Indies -
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a. FOR RENT.-.THE BRICK -
lid House, suiied for large Grocery LIE,
and recently put in good order. next door below
Mcdaniel e. Lees Possession given on the LIST
November or sooner.
ALSO-The House next door below MurriI s
AGREES. Possession given Immediately. Tcrms
liberal Apply to
Sent 8--wiffs ALEXANDER IIG(sAT
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EALLAND SEE-JoHN p. WRIGHT
~ has lust returned from the North with the lar
gest cheapest and bes, stock of 6 OLD AND SIL-
YER WITCHES, Jewelry of all kinds, Books,
Stationery, Paper Hangings, &c, &c. ever seen in
Lynchburg He believes that any wanting
Goods. in his line, viii be perfectly satisfied with
his assortment and prices. Sept 29--ts
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WHETTEMORE'S OFFICE.
Schemes rortt,c week.

Schemes for the week.
MONDAY 29-Monongalin Glass 1878 10.
Capitals-3 of $4,000; 2 of 1905; 90 of 500
Tickets S.
TUESDAY 30 Do Glass 1876 10.
Capiials-$2O, 0O0 Z 900; 5000; 10 Of GOO
Tickets s..
WEDNESDAY do Glass I3j-75 10.
Capitals-s30 900; 10, 900; 7.lG7; 100 of LOCO
Tickets $40.
THURSDAY Electromagnetic Glass I36-7S II.
Capitals-s2l 092; 10000; 1900; of 100
Tickets s..
FRIDAY 3-Do Glass I37-7J Is
Capitals-s25 900; 5000; 5000; of l,000.-
Tickets s..
SATURDAY do Glass 1878 10.
Capitals-si0, 900; OF 10,000;2 Of 5000; 80 Of
2,000.-Tickcts SO.
Drawn Numbers.
Moa0ngaia Class 1913.
SO 60 90 % Is IS 30 g. 60 80 ID
Nonongalia Ertra Glass 100.
sc 60 GO % 50 20 10 81 AZ III 3
Mosongalia Class 1919.
81 % II 50 Al 65 80 . &c &c 20 10 "a
MoHongalia Class 1870.
30 rs 4S A 30 81 65 Sc . IS II
Moaongaiia Ertra Glass III.
| &c 81 % 50 81 10 IL 70 3s S. SO % ~ 81
A. F. WHlTTEMORE.
~ Orders for packages. certificates of packa-
gcs single tickets in any of the Lotteries Of J.
w. Maury Il Co, will meet with prompt attention
if addressed to A. F. WHITTEMORE, Jr.,
Lynchburg, Va.
~ Communications strictly confidential.
Sent 9q-lt
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ID. ,. ARCI En-, CAm n.
WIN. c. CARRINGToE. .Scc'g.

We learn from the Post Office Depart
mcnt that the lock submitted under the re-
cent advertisement of the Postmaster Gen
eral, by Mr.. Henry c. JONES, of Newark,
IN. j. having been preferred, the head of
the Department has concluded to enter in
to a contract with him for the supply of
all locks required for the rag mails, provi-
dcd he will enter into the usal stipulatons
which viii no doubt be chcerlully compli-
cd with.
The contract for locks for the great
through mails is awarded to Messrs Nc
GREGoR and LEE. Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
We are desired to state that all mail mat
ter for Salt Lake, New Mexico, should be
sent TO the Post Office at Independence,
Missouri. The mail leaves each termina-
ting point on the first day ofevery month
The mails for New Mexico will leave
Independence on the first Of each month;
and arrive at Santa Fe by the 29th, return
ing from Santa Fe by the same schedule.
The Postmaster General has made the
necessary arrangements for tue conveyance
of these mails in four or sx-mule coaches,
er-proof, and each to be accompanied
by a guard.-Nat Int.
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THE ELECTRICAL Febrifuge,
l. Speeds fever TOnic.-The creates,

l. Speeds fever TOnic.-The greatest
discovery Of the age by which Fcvers Of every type
and grade. and all Febrile diseases from whatever
cause produced, ean be efectualy and permanently
cured in from to twenty four bours, and mi--
take 1t is simple vegetable preparation, and per-
fcctly harmless in its operation.
II II is wsrrantc 10 perform precisely what u
promises. No cure, no pay.
r7y- Fora descriptive sheet setting forth its mer
N, ad containing references Of the highest respec
liability from planters and distinguished men all
through The South, who have used H. md thorough
" tested it, merits please call the Agent in this
placc.-Pricc 50 cts. and 3 per bottle.
JOHN n SEAY
July 31-w3mh Agent for Lynchborg.
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II d U N ID "A SUM OF MONEY WAS
u found lew days since near Lyneh's Wars
House by one of my servants, which the
get BY describing tho same and paying for this adj
verti.ement. PHILIP n. RYAN.
Sent D.--2tf
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1ylslH WILLIAM J. TOLKEs,

" I5IsI4SN-DVtJh
N2A Rl, tAT THE OLD sTAsp or }. &.
rorSe) opposite g. Iiardy's Chair fnctory-is
now prepared To manufacture ut the shortest mo-
tcc- every variety Of Merchants, Clerks, Shcrh's
and other Blank Books.
He keeps constantly on hand large assortment
OF Day, Cash, Invoice, Bill and Sbcrii's Books,
Journals, Ledgers and Records, Memorandum.
Pocket. Pass aud Tune Books, Lawyers Morocco
Wrappers, Blank Bond Books, &c. &c, nll Of his
own make, and warranted equal to any in the mark
Ct, North Sonth Of the Potomac
PlANO SHEET MUSlC.-Pnrticulor attention
pnidt the arrangement and binding Of Piano and
other Sheet Music.
sy OLD BOOKS ,e-bound. mt the shortest mo-
tice, in any and every variety of style
~ Orders from the country thankfully received
and promptly attended to.
Lynchburg, Sept l8--w4wif
Redf1rl Snniipol ..an,.
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virginia and Tennessee Rail-


Alta meeting Of the citizens orRchmond,
held in conformity with public notice,
on Tuesday evening, September SGD, 1851
at the American Hotel. DIR. S. Archer was
called to the chair and VIM. c. Darlington
appointed Secretary.
Mr.. Joseph r. Anderson, stated, that
the object of the meeting was TO take ap-
proprIate action on the part of the city, by
the appointment Of delegates to the Con
vention to be held at Abingdon, in which
the citizens Of Richmond had been invited
to participate. Mr.. A. offered the follow
ing resolutions, which were unanimously a
dop,cd:
Resolved, That this meeting highly ap-
proves ofthc objects Of the Convention,
called to meet in Abingdon, on the Sth OF
October next, to provide for the extension,
of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad to
the Tennessee line.
Resolved, That this Convention appoint
twenty-fiv delegates to represent this city
in said Conventions
The following gentlemen were appoint
ed viz:
VIM. II. Mcfarland, james Lyons, H.
L. Kent. Thos. w. McCance. Jos. X. An
derson, H. l.. Brooke. Charles Dimmock,
Edwin Robinson, W. w. Crump. VIM.
II. Haxal, Ro. II. Gallaher, VIM. F.
Richie, J. f. Barnes, DIR. r. X. Taylor,
DR.. Haskins, JOS. Mayo, Col Thos. E.
Ellis, Wyndham Robertson. Il. b. Haxall,
Ro. :. Archer, II. p. Irving, g. w. Nun
ford, l.. ID. Crenshaw, Sam. Suble,t, and
ID. III. London.
On motion, it was
Resolved, That,hesc Chairman and Sec
rotary be added to the delegation
On motion
Resolved, That the proceedings be pub
l'shed In the city papers, and in the papers
of Abingdon, Wytheville aud Lynchburg,
and Knoxville, Tennessee.
On motion, adjourned
r. S. ARCHER, CAmn.
WIN. c. CARRINGToE. Seen.
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VESTlNGS! VESTINGS!!-THl

The above goods very handsome and chcap
I Sept 29--iftsl DON l. @ PETERS,
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Range OF the Thermometer.
REPORTED FOR THE 'vIRGIsIAS' BY
D. D. PAYNE g. BRO, BOOKSELLERS,
Waim 81, Lynchbwg, Va
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Tobacco, leaf (per hogshead,) 81
Do. manufactured, (per box,) 10
Flour, (pcr bbl.) 10
Bar Iron, tpcr toni I25
Pig Iron. (per ton.) 90
Lead, Pig and Shot, (Per TOM 90
Plaster, (per tony 90
Salt, (Per sack) 81 toS
Merchandise and Produce, (pcr 1907 10 TOGO