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FOR THE vYRGI<IAN.

AT a meeting ofthc Wings of Cumber-
land, held at the Court House on this day,
for the purpose of nominating a candidate,
to represent this District, in the next Con-
gress ofthe United States, Valentine Par
IRISH. was appointed Chairman, and VIM.
n. Perkins, Secretary of the meeting.
John T. Thornton Esq, was no---,,natsd
and unanimously chosen 8 the choice &c
the meet!ng-wh.ereupon committee was
asPpolntcd to wait upon Mr.. Thornton, and
inform him Of the nomination. Mr.. Thorn
ton came before the meeting and in few
short and appropriate remarks accepted
the nomination, on conditions of the ratii-
cation by tho other counties Of tie District
Ga motion, it was resolved, that the pro-
eccdings of the meeting be published in
the wing papers Of Richmond, Lynchburg,
and Farmvillc
VIM. A. PERKINS, .Sccy
Cumberland, March 2lth 1851.
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NEW GOODS A,r MEErE a

= GIIA1KIN'S, For House- Keepers - Dam
nsk Table Cloths at MI prices Napkins, Dpylies
m"wciing-, Embedded Murlin Curtains Da,nask
Turkey Reds, Window Shades, 1914 Linen Sheet
ings, l2-4 Bleuelcd Cotton Shcetings, Grass Ma
lings, Cotton ard Wool Carpeting, Cotton Frinfes.
Hearth pugs, Furniture Dimiiice, ~ French Cur
tain Calico, Marsces Quilts oil fzcs. The sub.
scribers respectfully call the attention Of House
keepers to tic above Goods, ~ they nrc 10 bo
sold very low MEM 81 liWATKIN.
AL
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c. CABELL HOUSE, BANK SQUARE,
II Lyackbprg. To.-The subscriber has this day
taken charge Of the well known and popualar Tav-
ern, the "CdBELL House." recently occupied
by Mr. John Reveley, where he can at all times be
found ready to accommodate those who may favour
him with a call.
The House is now undergoing thorough repair,
and he promises that pains mill be spared on his
part to render his guests comfortable His HOUSE
viii be provided with thebest the country affords,
and having the best of Stables, he promises that
every attention shall be given TO that department.
He takes this method Of stating 20 the public that
his personal attention, =ssied ~ Mr.. Hilton d.
Walker shall at al tines BE- pfid to every DEPART
ment cf the establishment
CHARLES rIfELPS.
March J-,sif
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"A clear stream reflects all objects that
are upon its shores; but is unsullicd by
them; SO it should be with our hearts
they should show the effect Of all objects
and yet remain unframed by any.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-03

~ Els And LOTS ~ Lpacabarg.- the 25ih
day Of April, 1851 viii sell on the rreuiscs ut
public auction. three Houses and Lots, situate on
7 IN ~. and Cooke Street, Of which II occupied
by VIM NJ Blnckfcrd. Esq. The sale will DO
without aud on liberal terms, mndn known
on the day of sale. DAVIS 81 BROTHER,
nnl a-wtol. n n n pETERZ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-03

We are glad 70 learn that Mr.. Kinsmau, ofthis CT
~. has been appointed by Mr.. Webster to clerk
ship, under the lnfc act of Congress- at 81 800 sala
~ per oRnacg7- Mr. X. is gentleman OF superior in
telligencc, good writer, a very worthy man. and
thorough-going wing. We arr happy to sec his ap-
pointmcnr- May the administration make many
surh- U-rsh Ty,faF
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EI1lae ErnsR9cfiNs.
NEW G00Ds.-wILLTAN u PACE

M EW GG0DS.-WILLIAM l.. PAGE
l. respectfully informs his friends and the pub
lie TINT he has this day received part Of his Spring
and Summer Goods, among which are extra fine
black French Cloth, do. do. Cassimers do. DO Sat
IN. and variety Of Colored Cloths. Cassinlers and
Nestinss Of new and rich styles some very fine white
Silk Ncsting for parties, &c, also general assort-
ment Of furnishing goods, such as Shirts, Collars
Gloves. Hankerchiefss Cravats &c. His stock Of
Taur's Trimmings is complete ard Of the very best
quality.
Any ofthe above goods will be sold cheap in the
piece. if preferred they viii be made up by his
father Ambrose Page Tin the same shop and salts
fnciion guaranteed. W. L. r. is also agent for
Mr. g. $. Seats New York Report Of Fashions
Mirror of Fashion, Squares and other Tailor's I'm
plemenis, which he will keep constantly hand a,
publishers prices The Spring Report il ready
for delivery. mar i7-wlmif
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u i stated that the Canadian government has re-
solved close tho W elland canal against American
vessels Great excitement in consequence exists at
Oswego, and ether towns connected with the com
merre ofthe lower lake and the River St. Lawrence
This movement is understood to be retaiiatory one
against the United States for not granting rccproc
" Of trade.--N Y. SIN.
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Splendid Schemes for the week.
IA FRENCH AND AMERICAN

MER.-The subscriber has just returned from the
Northern cities, with bis usual supply Of the above
goods, consisting Of Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers,
&c. &c. Ladies in town and country are pariicua-
rly invited TO call and examine this beautiful stock
mar 3l-fts X. F. HENING
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-03

NEW YORK, March 30.
!Saies and Prices ct .stocks in Ner York Today
First Call, Second Call.
Pennsylvania U.s. 933 bid 933 bid
United States 6's 1868. 1l6 bid 1l6 sales
Reading Bonds bid 7Sl sale
Stocks are iirmer.
None feature in Flour--quotations steady
Sales Of 20o0 bills common straight brands at 81
iss4.50-Southern has advanced g.! cts.
Grain is steady. Red wheat 9Gal00 Gene
see white 1l2al13.
Corn has advanced, sales Of yellow at Cja67 cts.
Oats 47a49. Rye 70.
Provisions steady and prices firm.
Cotton remains about the same, with fair de-
mnnd.-U..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-03

We learn. that az a late hour Saturday night John
VI. Daniel, Esq, Editor ofthr Richmond Examiner
was arrested at his roo and being taken before the
Mayor, recognized. under penalty of $1,000, to
keep the peace towards w. g. Scott, Esq., the dele
gate from Povhataa, whose signature card ofa
personal character appeared IN the Wing ofSaturday
morning. Efforts have been rnnde secure the ar
rest Of Mr.. Scott, but thus far without succcss-R
Times d Noa4gg
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NEW GCoEss. Cheap for Cash.

1S J. NJ. COBBS, would respectfully inform bis
friends and the customers Of the late concern Of
which he was a member, that he is now RECEIVING
an entire stock of NEW GOODS, which he Of
fers cheap for cash, and short time TO punctual
customers. mar 27-ftif
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-,QFRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES,

IN Paints, oils Dye-St.6s, Brushes. Port No
IN mics, Dressing ande Fine Combs, Pertumerg,
Fancy Artfcies, &c. 3c.-rhe subscriber has Just
received his Spring supply Of Drugs, Medicines,
&c, comprising an unusually large and complete
assortment, selected by himself, with great care,
purchased at unusually low prices, and Of very SUI
ncrinr nnnlffY. VIZ
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EXCHANGES
Richmond Markets.

RcPor'ed enrressiy. far he Lgaetb'rg Ti,giaian
FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY. MAR. II, 1851
ToBAcco.-The new crop generally, SO far as re-
ceived, is very inferior and brings comparatively
low prices, while fine Tobacco ~ scarce and sells
well.
WnEAT.-60 Toe. the latter for strictly prime
FLouR.-ilas been sold this week in small lots
as low rs Sii on the Basin, bur holders generally
are unwilling to accept this price, or even si.3S,
which could be had for large parcels from store.
GuAxo.-S50 per ton Of 1000 lbs, for Peruvian.
LiME.-l25al374.
! PLAsrER.-Scarce-last sales at s5i on the wharf.
SALr;-l62la l75c.; scarce-none landing.
MoLAssEs.-N. Orleans3la34c. Cuba 225 to 27c.
SuGAR.-Markct well supplied. n. Orleans 5ia
nc. Porto Rico, 64a71c. Double refined Loaf,
10la1lc.
CorrEE.-Not so firm. Rio 1oi to III; Laguira
III 10 10;
FEATHERs.-Sales ut &c cts.
LEArHEE.-Sole, good 15aiSc. damaged I2alGc.
harness 20a2}c upper Sl.50 to $780, as in weight
and quality.
RIcE.-33a4lc.
BuTrER-Mountainf rkin 14alsc. for prime 10
al2dc. for ordinary.
BEEswAx.---brisk at 23c
OIL.-Winter Sperm Sl.3j; Linsecd Sja90
cents; Tanners Oil 1a13 for common. l5a16 for
good.
WooL.-30a40, for washed, deduction of 1 for un-
washed; good demand.
STrEL.-American blistered isn5tc.
GIHsENG.--45 to 50.
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LNTHITTEMORE'S LUCKY Of

W TUE, SUCCESSOR TO NJ. TALBOr.) Luck
unparalleled has always attended purchasers ut this
oifice--and still they come. Another prize Of
$4,000 sent TO this Office whole ticket in Sus-
sex Glass 8.
Splendid Schemes for the week,
Thursday, Monongaiia 37-Capitals 3 Of $4,000;
1000; 10 Of 900.
Friday, Sasser 27-Capiinls $20,657; 5000; S Of
1900
Saturday. Monosgaiia $3.50 900; 10000; 10 Of
1000.
apl 3-It WHITTEMORE
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LOTTERIES.
WM; MeCnERx,s NEW Ann

MN. McCRERY,s NEW AND
w LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE. Mair
Sfrrt oPpeaf the Wanrics House. r. MORRIS
y Co, Snrccssors to D. Paine & Co, Managers,
whose hbenl aud popular Schemes command ad-
mrafion and are not excelled by any other in the
United Statcs and from their good luck heretofore
N the distribution Of Capiiat Prs:c<, the same may
be expected.
fT'Packagcs. Certificates. or Single Tickets.
can be had ut all times BY order or otherwise
-P@Two Schemes, large and small and Draw
iags received daily.
ES-All orders shall hive prompt and conidcn-
tial attention
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-03

DEATH IN THE CARS.-The Harrisburg A.
merican says that Mr.. Calender % York died sud-
denly in the on his way home on Thursday eve
ming He had just effected insurance upon his
life in the IF 5000 10 the keystone Mutual In
snrance Company. a few hours before, and left Har-
risbnrg in apparent health.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-03

to the country, 1 take leave Of your paper
and its readers Mr.. Editor, with my thanks
to you for your indulgence.
CAMPBELL.
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~. OOKING RANGES, nor

xp1gY dII Y tHNTIFof d7f,--JUnETII FAE-
C-7e RAR, from Richmond, IL here again with A
few more Of those superior Cookins Ranges, which
have given entire satisfaction. Their sdyuntaras
over all others fur culinary PURPOSES Of man
agcment economy pffdcl, aud facilities fpr being re-
paired ore well known and hnye beon fully tested.
There are four azcs u suit thc various sizpd FAM
hes, and can bnye n water brck nttachrd 80 rs 10
give constant supply Of hot wAtcr for washing md
other purposes, without aiy additional FIRE. H.f.
erencc ia Lynchburz 10 the following persons who
hive them ~ use: J. u. MrDarirl, J. NJ Otay,
Esc.,! M. Warwick, Paul Jones, Dudley n johns,
D. y. Christian, q. Phelps a. Go. Ordera left with
q. W. Valentine aInin Street. Mr.. Lcckie's Tin
store, Paul Jones, Franklin Hotel Or lhe subscriber
at A. Simpsons viii meet with prompt attention.
apl 3-3tif JOSEPH FARRAR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-03

President Napoleon receives from the treasury
nearly three millions Of francs (about <sg00ee1 an
naally- He i allowed salary of 600, 900 francs:
The same amount for balls ard receptions; $40 900
francs palace expenses 5000 francs for expenses
at theliotel Castellane and 100000 francs char
ny fund at his disposal independent Of this he
had 2,30o,00u francs voted To him last summer,
besides furniture, services of porcelain, Sc. Not
withstanding this. however, be asked lately for
500 900 francs for bis personal use, which
fused BY the Assembly .-E1rtangepaper
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-03

BALTIMORE, March %.
Sales Of 100 bbls Howard street Flour at $i.31 l.
Nothing in City Mills
Wheat unchanged, and but little here.
Sales Of White Corn at 5Sa59c. and yellow at 5ea
Coz. Light receipts.
Oats 39a4l cts.
Sales of Cloversced at 1925 for new
Whisky dull-somc sales at % cts.
Sales of 200 snltcd Hides, Of very superior
quality blythe Hide Association, at cents cash
Baltimore Patriot.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-03

Danlri jasper Esq. of Prince William county. has
been elected Delegate the State Convention
IL the place Of Judge Moncure, resigned.-Aier
Gazette.
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100 RBLS. ROSENDALE CE-
HUI MENT, direct from manufacturers,
100 bbls- best quality Thomaston Lime.
80 bushels prime Clover Seed.
$50 do clean Seed Oats.
ALSO-a further supply Of Hering's Saamander
Safes, Just received and for SHELBY
mar 10 -w4wif b. +. SACKETT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-03

An IMPORTANT LAw-The Legislatuer
Of Delaware has passed law to prevent
free negroes from coming into that State,
hereafter, to reside, under a penalty or =,
The offender, in case he be ur~' -
~ So g.. = e. ~ ~ -" yeyond the limits Of
az e., '''"t'' ioP a sum sufficient to pay the
- and all costs. The law is not to affect
sca-tanng men, servants, or persons enter
ing the State temporarily for the purpose
OF trade. Any captain Of the vessel taking
free negro into the State to attend camp
or other meeting. is subject, under this
law, to fine of S200.-B. Clipper.
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Grand Schemes.

Grand Schemes.
IAnrsfay. Apr! Scared County IFS 10.
oaPitais .6,o0O l3,000; 5000; 1000; 2,.3UI; 10
OF i,000.-Tirkcts SC.
F,sday, Apra md Cossoii iased 27-75 10.
Capitals 20 600; 10000: 5000 500; 20 of ooo.
Tickets IS.
Saturday. Apra5-G'd Consolidated los Is.
Capital. $4,000; Il. 900 $500: $3.50; 4 of 1000;
of2.500; Of l.5o0.-Tickcts $40.
Monday fpn! = Washington Cogrtv I4-75 H.
Capitals s27 500; ii OF $500; SO Of i00o.-Tick.
ctsS.
Tuesday. April S-Ba Air 1913 10.
Capitals sai.000-l2 600, 5000, 5000. 500. $50
Tickets ..
Wednesday. Ap'lio-Sasqnehaan Canal l7-75 10.
Capitals { Is, 900. 5000, 1000 5000. .. 1000.
1,6274, 20 Of l,O0O.-Tckcts $40
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mt age efM0nf WA5g

MARRIED ut Mai. VIM Leitwich's, on the 18th
inst, BY the Rev. Geo. w. Lcftwch, Dir. THOMAS
W. LEFTwIcH to Miss ELEANOR g. daughter of the
late Green Mosely Of Charlotte Co., VIZ.
- II Liberty, on the oath Of March, by the
Rev Geo. W. Langhorne, Mr.. GEORGE W. McCABE
ofBedtord to Miss SARAH J. HENLEY of Lvnchburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-03

'PLaNx RoADs. publish thi $
morning the second number of our cores
pondcnt ''CAMrnELL" on the subject Of
Plank Roads, and very much regret to
learn it is to be his last. He is certainly
n writer of close observation and reflection,
and we had hoped he would give our rea-
ders the benefit Of his counsel in many fu-
turc contributions to our columns We
are beginning to indulge the hope that the
subjcc, of plank roads is awakening the
pul ic attention to their importance and a
daptation to the wants Of The country, and
we should be happy to have tie valuable
cooperation of"Campbcll'' il pressing this
subject still further upon the attention Of
our readers. Meanwhile let usinvitc their
examination oil his present number.
MEsMERrsM AND Sieh.-We were in
eitcd to witness some psychological ex-
periments" at The Masonic Hall on Tues
day evening, by two gentleman now per-
forming there (whose names we did not
lcarn) and we accordingly attended to see
the witches and the ID raised. The
operators only succeeded, however, in mes
merising one person, lad who has often
been under the ''inhuence," and he alone
was able to see SIGHTS and dream dreams.
Now, we regard the whole SCIENCE as it
is facetiously called, of mesmerism, psy-
eholcgy. and "sica," as a most unmitigated
humbug, that can only find a parallel in
Mormonism or the Rochester knockings."
Those, however, whose credulty is greater
than our own will probably find some a
muscment at the Masonic Hall where the
operators go through their mystic manipu-
lations with the utmost composurc and
gravity, imaginable.
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Drawn Mum bcrs.

Drawn Numbers.
Paopsco &c.
"a rs IS rs SO 40 10 "a SO Al 81 ~
Carroll County I3.
67 ~ , 46 - 70 % As so IA % 60
Sold Nos. % 81, prize Of. -.--......sl 66
Pdopsco 100.
50 "a 3S 40 II 81 81 "a AZ "a 20 50
Sold Nos. 80 40 "a prize Of. 5000
"a AZ 20 do. I39
l. II 5u no. .bU
Nd. Consolidated 90
A "a ~ IS 10 as - 81 SO ~ As az
Sold Nos. 10 % 4s prize of. --.-s 500
35 45 81 do. GO
Patapsco l0l.
40 % " 81 46 81 9 10 25 81 So rs
Sold Nos. 40 rs ~ u small capital
Grand Consolidated III.
30 ID &c III 30 81 a. 3 20 81 50 81 60 81 SIS
Sold Nos. 20 IS SIS prize of----$ $3.50
The chances for prizes always good at
apl 3-lt McCRERY'S Laeky Oav,
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The Electric PianO.

Mr.. Thomas Davenport, Of Salisbury,
WI who claims to be the first man in the
world who turned wheel by means ofe-
lectro- magnetism, has succeeded, after sew
eral years of application to the subject, in
vibrating musical wires by means Of the
same power. The perpetual and hitherto
lncurable defect of the piano forte is the i'm
pulslve and evancscent nature of its tone,
and though great improvements have been
made upon it, and various devices have been
elaborated to prolong its notes in some de-
gree, yet the want Of a sustained vibration
is still an inherent defect in that beautiful
instrument. There something foreign to
the true idea and influence of music in that
perpetually-recurring impulse, and the
notes which it produced have not the trait
Of
Linked sweetness long dram out
which the ear demands as an essential at
tribute to melody.
The 1E0liGa attachment excited hiph
hopes for time that it would afford a re-
lietagainst this inherent defect ofthe piano;
but this invention has been found very IN
satisfactory and imperfect in practice Mr..
Davenport now proposes to submit to the
public an invention designed not to exc out
the imperieetions Of this noble instrument
by mere accompaniment, but to remedy
the deficiency directly by doing what the
wit Of man never affected bcfore-namely,
by causing the musical chord to continue
an equable and free vibration for any dcsi-
rable length of time. Whether he has ac-
complished this object in practical man
ner remains to be seen hereafter.
The simple but vastly important fact Of
the science OF electro magnetism is that
common iron, being encircled by currents
ofelectricity becomes instantly and intense
magnetic; and again become Instantly des-
ttute magnetic properties on the suspen-
sion qt'thc electric currents. The problem
with which Mr.. Davenport has grappled,
and which lie has Soiccd, is-frst, whether
thus two fold transition can be perfectly eff
iected as rapidly as musical chord will
vlbratc; (say, for example, FIVE hundred
times in a secondly and, secondly, whether
this rapid alteration of attraction and a.
Seacc II attraction can be made to concur
exactly with the vibrations of the chord so
as to sustain those vibrations. This,as we
have said, Mr.. Davenport has triumphant
ly accomplished. We have seen a rude
instrument, constructed underhis directioas,
similar in form to an Eolian harp, and fur
nIshed with three wires, which continue to
vibrate, under the influence Of electro-mag-
netics, with a clear and full note for any de-
sired length of time after the first impulse
Is impaired. So far, success is demonstra-
ted. fit shall be found possible las the
inventor entertains no doubD to apply this
to the piano in a neat and practicable man
ner, 1t is saying little to say that Mr. Da-
venport has made the most important i'm
provement in musical instruments of the
present age.-J eyU70at JjIIir.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-03

NOTICE-The subscribers would respectful
y ly return their sincere thanks to their friends
for the very liberal patronage bestowed on them
during the past year, and asks continuance Of the
for the present, at the Machine shop former
ly owned by Dinguid g. Snapp, miles North Of
Spout Springs, Appomatiox county. Threshing
Machines Of the best material and workmanship,
and be had on the most reasonable terms.
Threshers for stationary and portable horse power.
They would suggest to their friends the proPrcty Of
bringing in their old Machines for repairs during
the winter months. Fan Mills and Corn Shelters.
made on the best md most approved plan. Has-
ing had an experience Of ten years in the business
they are confident they give satisfaction in both
workmanship and price. Give Us o call before
purchasing elsewhere. PHILIP SNAPP,
apl 3-3m FRED. M. MEEKS.
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NEW SPRING GOODS, MEEM &

~ q TVAThIN, Lyachburg, Ia, hive recciv-
ed their entire stock Of splendid Spring and
Summer Goods consisting of some Of the hand ON
styles they had the pleasure of exhibiting to
their friends and customers. They invite the spe-
cial attention ofthe Ladies the newest STYLES Of
Ladies' Dress Goods, Embroideries, Silk Manti-
las Lace Muntillas Dotted Muslin Mantillas w hitc
and Cold. Grape Shaws, Hosiery in the greatest va
rieiy, Muslin Sleeves, Muslin Fronts Sash Ribbons
Trimmings for Dresses; please give call as the
above goods will certainly be sold very cheap.
apl Sit MEM 4 GWATkIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-03

A I a Court Of Quarterly Sessions, continued and
IA held for the county Of Floyd, al the tavern
house Of Asa l.. Howard, in Jacksonville, on the
Nth day Of March, 1851.
Robert Sutphin who sues for the benefit of John
5. Hale, Peter Saunders and Moses @. Carpcr,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-03

GPkING, lS5l.-Tho subscriber i now
p in receipt of his Spring supply, which makes
his stock general and complete. In it may be
found
Prime and choice brown Sugars,
Lonf and crushed and powdered do
Rio and Laguyra and Java Coffee
Fine imp'I and black Tea,
Sperm, ta.low and adanantinc Candies,
Window Glass and Putty.
Box, lining and common Nails.
Country Bar Iron,
Rolled Iron, fiat, round and squire,
Hoop and band Iron
Cast, shear and blister Steel,
Axes, Spades and Shovels,
Sporting and blasting Powder,
Bale Cotton,
Sole Leather,
Together with good assortment Of dotnestics,
caGcoes, hats shoes, boots, &c. &C., which he will
sell low for cash or to punctuai customers. Call
and see before buying.
apl 3-ts JOS. b. NOWLIN
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PHILADELPHIA, March 80.

PHILADELPHIA, March 90.
Stocks steady. L. s. 6s 1867, 1l6alI6s; Pa.
SIS o33a93t.
Sales of 800 bbls -Four, common straight brands
ut SAL.
Sales 1000 bus. wheat at 95a9sc. for red white
l02al0S cts.
Sales 1000 bus. yellow corn at 59aG0c. Cats
40a14c.: Rye roc.
Old Mess pork sl3.
Groceries steady, prices unchanged
Z. Whisky l4a22lc. in hhds. and in bbls.-D.
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AUSTRIA

Beyond the discussion of the compicat-
ed Roman question, we have nothing new
from Rome. The Austrians are being ad-
vanced, in unison with the Neapolitans
close upon the frontier of Rome, with the
view ofkeeping in check any revolutionary
movement iii that uIlartar