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AUCTION SALES,
! MAIN sTREET IsROPEn,In

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QiU FOX SALE.--Thc undersigned, con,r's
Isioners acting under decree of the Circuit Sp.-
rior Court u Law md Chanrery for tho town u
Lynchbnrg, pronounced on tic 9th day Of Juno,
1917 in the cass Of Smith vs. Bagwcll administra.
tor &c. vii offer FOR sale 70 the highest bidder. %,
Saturday the lib day Of June next, the following
Houses ond Lots embraced in said decree, 10 vii
On The Brick House and Lot situo-
- ted on main street. nearly opposite 10 bib
relfs Hotel. This 1T fronts forty feet oa inni,
street, and runs back one hundred and tli,fy,wo
feet. The House Is divided into twt, tcucme,a4.
The basement stories ven adapted 10 business mn.
poses and the upper rtcrir u tfg accommodate,
OF r~o erntccl families. u lies might De- eony,.
nicntly united and us,d Cor The purpose cr ars,,
Boarding House, Also the H'OoO MORSE
AND LOT adjoining the above described proper
", a, present in the occupancy OF Mr. Jordan c,ca
-. This Lot has font If twenty three feet ni.r
inches. running back hundred aud dirt, .,wn
feet. Tbs tssef pait Of the l,p-c /. wei adaptct
10 tirocrfy OF ether business. and the upper pst
10 the aceommYdg,i"n of genicel family. The
bovc described rfppcriy With sold on i rrrdi, u
six. nclye,and eirhtccn months. Negotiable nolo.
with approved endorscss, viii be required Of the
purchaser and the title 10 the property wi,hh.ld
until the whole of tie parehase money sall b.,
paid. Il1iS sAlTn, Jr..
wM. rSMlrii. e"h 70
81 -.
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Later from IIayti.

NEW i DIRK, May ii.
The ST. Jago arrived to-day from Port
au Prince, which place she left on the 18th.
The Emperor, Sous louque, had issued a
proclamation to the Dominicians, in which
he declines to reconcile and terminate the
present troubles. Coffee was worth 96a
l00 per 100 lbs.
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Sailing of the Franklin.

NEW ORR, May 81.
The steamer Franklin sailed today for
Havre with 136 passengers 100000 in
specie. Thomas Kinney, of the Newark
Daily Advertiser, went out as bearer Of
dispatches to Paris.
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CHARLESTON. Nav %

The steamer Jasper, which arrived here
this morning, reports the loss by the burn
ing Of the barque Savannah at $4,000
The crew and passengers were taken off
in the steam tug Tiber.
Sales to-day Of 100 bales of Cotton at
6a9I cts.
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WIN. mcCRERY,s NEW AND

w LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE, Nom
Street opposite The Warcick Hopse. +. MORRIS
g. Co. Successors to d. Paine a. CO., Managers
whose liberal and popular Schemes command adj
miration and are not excclled by any other in tho
United States, and from their good luck heretofore
in the distribution of CAPITAL Prizes the same may
be expected,
-g,Packagcs, Certificates, or Single Tickets
can be had all times by order OF otherwise.
IL Two Schemes, large and small, and Draw.
ings received daily.
lD-All orders shall have prompt and cor .idcn
lial attention.
tB'All Prizes cashcd at this Office.
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New YoHK. May 80.
A Cotton Broker and Lard Spectator
failed to-day. 1t is rumorcd that bills to the
amount Of aes00.00os drawn on London
by various firms here, will be returned,
and large reclamations made. There are
number Of startling rumors flying about.
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JNo. d. ALEXANDER. {

The parties interested in tho above cause, viii
take notice. thar | have fixed upon Friday, iii
of July next, as the day upon which l will, Mt m,
office in the town 81 Lynchburg proceed to take III,
accounts specified in the above order, nj which tim,
and place. they will please attend with the book,
and papers, necessary to enable to take ia.
same. THOMAS J. KIRKPATRICK,
June J-wIw Com'r
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Grand Schemes.

Ihrsdeg, Irne 5-CarroH Co" ..ty 23-75 Is.
Capitals 1000; 1000: 2,5cJ; 1,0O0-Tickets
s.,
fuaay June G-H.. Coasoii7afed 36--7s 10.
CePiiais- $4,000; 8 of 5000; 3 Of 5000; 20 of
1,000.-Tickets s..
'SGiurd1y J,ne 7-Gd COnsoridated ISIS 49,.
CaPi.als--sf0, 600; 80, 600 10000 10000; ,00c;
$500; 20 of i,250--Tickets $l2.
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Public Meeting.

y meeting Of the citizens of Lynchburg will be
held this evening at o'clock in the Saloon of the
Masonic Hall for further discussion of the questions
10 be submitted to the voters tomorrow, with re-
ference to insucting the Delegates from this District
in the State Convention upon the subject Of the ba-
sis Of Representation.
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BALTIMORE, May 81
Nothing doing in Flour to-day.
Sales of Rye Flour at $3,56i.
Sales of Pa Corn Meal at SSH.
Sales Of red Wheat ut 9ia96c and white at 9Sa
l00c.
Sales ofwhiie Corn at JSa59c and yellow at 57a
5Sc-adeclinc
Sales Of Pa Rye at 73c.
Oats 39af2, with sales.
Whisky 2ic in bblss and nc in flds.
Catttc.-The offerings at the scales on Monday
reached AIS head Of Becves, $40 ofwhch were sold
city butchers aud the residue were driven to Phil
adclpha. Prices ranged from So 50 to 1850 on the
hoof, equal to s7asS.75, net, and averaging a. Il
gross.
Hogs.-Wc quote from 50. 50a sG75.
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The ST. Louis Republican states that
the Cholera has broken oui in various
towns in the interior of Indiana. AT Jer.
scyvilIc nine deaths had occurred in q few
hours. and the excitement was so great thai
the Circuit Court which was IN session,had
adjourned
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CPRINg.. CiJ1yLCD WAlJf. AND

- Shrek nafiasses.--Ju-t received superior
lot Of curlcd Hair and Springs, which design
working up in Nintiassc-, after the approved
styles. Orders thankfully received and promptly
attended to. }. r. WOODSON, hs't.
Furniture Deoitr, oyyosi'c he Ftaahim Hotel.
uf,OI-ta
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DKOTECT1ON Fire Insurance

l. co, chartered 1S25.-C1PI1'dL STOCK
S3OO,OOO.--Will insure against loss dam
agchy fire on the most favorable terms. Risks ta-
ken ON buildings ia town country
Communications will meet wiih prompt attention
If addressed 10 a +. WIifTTEMORE jr
June 2-3mif Agent, Lynchbufg, Na.
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The Poll for the Lower Ward will be held ut the
Auction Store of billiard & Akcrs where the voters
are requested 10 attend and express themselves.
COMMISSIONERS
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Special Notices.

u 90 ANCECELEBRATION- The
Anniversary of Lcesvillc Division Sons OF
Temperance, will be celebrated the 18th inst. by
the presentation of Banner To the Division, by
the Ladies' of the vicinity. Several Addresses will
be delivered on the occasion, and II public dinner
will be prepared. AllSons of Temperance and the
public ere invited to attend.
Leesvle, Campbell CO., Va, juno 5-il7ju
Rennhlicnn cnnv.
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Baltimore MOpcy Market.

The demand for money continues without any a
batcmcnt, and the rates of last week arc fully main
tanned, 10 II per cent on the best of names The
Banks, we learn, have been compelled to curtail
their line OF discounts to very considerable extent
We quote second class paper this week ut ia pei
monih.-Patyt0t 3la.
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Saturday. My 3ls1 1851.

The Convention met pursuant to adj
lournineni, and after prayer by the Rev.
DIR. Lee, the Journal Of yesterdays pro-
ceedings WAS read and approved.
Mr. Watts Of y, presented petition
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TIE uNDERSlNGNED COMMISSION
Frs viii open the poll for the Upper Ward, OF
the Basis Question, as instructed by resolution
dopted by public meeting held the night OF The
% inst, Friday (to-morow) morning at 0 o.
clock, in the store-house belonging TO Alexander
Iigeat, one door below Acree & MarrcIl's.
RO. l.. KENT.
JAS. NJ. LANGHORNE,
ROBERT ii. GRAY,
Innc lth--lt nmiSssORcrs.
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-, PRESENTATION OF BIBLE-Thcre
will be Bible presented by the Ladies to
the bIicejah Pe1.lic'oa Dicision No. 4l0 Sons q
T'empcJoacc, at Elk Union, the 9th OF June next.
All persons are invited 60 attend, there viii he
much good speaking the occasion, and a cold
dinner will be furnished for the company.
May 22-t9le
4 ~, J. T. THORNTON, ESQ, of Farmyillc'
$3.50 Va, will represent the usIoS Society Of
Hamp{en Sidney Coifge, at the next Annual Com
mencemcnt on the 1th of June next. The public
generally are respectfully invited to attend
May Billie COMMIT lee.
49,, ANNUAL EXHIBITION ofthc PhIcot-
-''--A hyopic Society of HAMrDES SIDNEY Col
LrGE.-On Wednesday, the llth of June, lst day
of Commenoomont) II Literary Address win be de-
Iiyored at IL o'clock, A. NJ, by George w. Pur-
kins, Esq, of Halifax, (now member of the State
Reform Convention the representative Of the l..
Society. At ~ o'clock, p. NJ, two members OF
the Junior Clnss Mr.. Lawrence y. Marye of Fred
ericlsburg and Mr.. Peter Tinsey of Farmyille will
deliver Orations. The Prize Medal Of the 7. Soci-
ETY., will then be presented by MIR. IL. Clay Dick
insou of Bedford to Mr.. Z. W. Mckinney of Buck
inchanl. rs its hes. speaker. After which the Val
edictorv Address Of the Society will be delivered
by MIR. Charles f. Good%yn Of Greensville county,
Va. J. Is. BRlI1ON, }comn,;,
MAY lJ-wtflje ISAAC READ,
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Ar COST FOR CAsm.--Tle .aLseri.

4 n Der, (who "a now il Europe for the purpose Of
purchasing his entire stock of Full aud Winter
Goods, viii from this time, in order to reduce his
present stock and make room for the new one, sell
al (opd many goods below cost tor eaSt. Ini,ii.
ding TO act IN good iaith and really do wa, be prn-
poses, the invoices win be shown 10 my onc VIM
mag Wish % sst,afy themselves that the goods arc
| pi cost. The stock il ono Of die lufgcsI IL rhu
place, and consists of every variety Of Staple aud
Fancy Dry Goods Hats. Boots aud Siocs, and
Large stock Of Rcady Aode Ciothiae, Of every de-
scripton. II is seldom stf,b an opportunity this
y offered 10 purchasers IIis regular customers
Who with to purchase tins, viii be guPrlicd q,
ioJg mail Advance on cost
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GECOND sUPPLY-GREAT DE

y DEINE IN UHI 'ItJIJS.-JO71N u PTK-
WIS has ju,i returned frpn Tie Northern markets..
md is now opening At his oash sfoye n general as
soriDcnt ~ British, French, German aud all othct
kinds Of Foreign Geods, bought since the late grca,
decline - prices. ls stock Of Ehocs, Hets. Gaps,
Bonncts, ComJs, &c, ii very large. Al pcrsops
having cash 10 lay out Cor goods would do eell to
give INC call without delay.
t...f A..
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HARTFoRD. Nav 20

The Legislature to-day postponed the
election of U. S. Senator until this day two
weeks.
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AIIM WATEW COR sALC.--1i

"a subscriber has il store, and viii lccp
constantly on hapd daring the season, supply d
Alum Water, direr, from The Alum Springs ~
Iiochbridge county virginia
n,nr I-wifta A. u, HICkER
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frs CARELL HOUSE, BANK S4uARE

Al1 Lyaehbnrg, po.-1ho subscriber has Ibis dry
taken charge Of the well known aud porualar 'ra,-
crn. the "ChBELf HOUSE, recsn,l, occupied
by Mr.. John Reyclcy, where be al all times 10
found ready 20 accommodate those who hhy fagou,
him with Gull.
The House Is now undergoing tbofottsh repair.
and lie promises that no pains rH BE- srartd on biz
part 20 render bis guests comfortable iiiA House
viii be provided with the best the country Affords
aud .liu. ing 'he best Of Stables, lc promises a,
every attention shall be given 10 that department.
lc takes this method Of stating 20 the pubic Tint
hi, own per-onnl attention, aided By Nj. Hilton ~
Walker, shall at NIL timcs be- paid 10 every depart
| gicnt Of tho establishment
ftft stst ne tstfrrpc
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kockDRlpcE.--We learn that the pro-
position OF subscribing $4,000 to the cap
ital Stock ofthc North River Canal on the
part OF the County Of RocNbridge. was de-
icatcd al the poll which was held for that
purpose on last Thursday.
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- Districf CeIchration.--The 4

- District 1.-The An
niycrsary of st. John the Baptist, will be
celebrated at New London, Campbell county. ON
Tuesday the 9th June next, by Prudence Lodge
No. Al, by public procession and addresses. All
Masons in good standing are invited TO participate,
and the public generally invited TO attend.
BY order Of the Lodge.
GEORGE W. SHELTON, Scc'y.
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Surgical Iustr,- ,,c,,1s

Eyanss Lancents, gcnu- 81 .triiicaiprs, some very
inc and imitption snpcrior
Spring Lane us from Js s,enlpeis
:, 10 ," each guITing
Pocket Tooth Forceps andkeys
IiusiI
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To- The tolls on The James River and
kamwha Canal viii probably be reduced
at the next meeting ofthc Stockholders, as
the committee appointed at their last meet
ing for the revision Of the tariff oftolls, has
just held its session in Richmond and has
recommended thorough reduction. We
are informed by one of our citizens, who
was member Of that committee, that the
Justification will be at least twenty five pr.
ccnt,on many articles, AT the present rates.
kockBRipcE.--We learn that the pro-
position OF subscribing $4,000 to the cap
Ital Stock oftfc North River Canal on the
part ofthe County Of Roclsbridge, was de-
icatcd al the poll which was held for that
purpose on last Thursday.
----------s . S.
" Two persons named John G. Tyler
and - Ashc. were arrested here few
days since, and have been sent to Rich
plond in charge Of Maj. Talbot. We are
not acquainted with the nature of the
charges against them. for which they fed
from Richmond. 1t came also 10 the
knowledge ofon of the Night Watch that
Ashe had passed himself in Lyncllburg
by another name.
~ Circuit Court Judge Wilson prcsi-
,iing,) for the Corporation of Lynchburg,
commenced its sessions on Tuesday last.
The case Of the Commonwealth u.s. VIM.
A. Poague, indicted for burglary. commit
ted upon several stores in this place, was
the first taken up. The guilt Of the pris-
oncr was fully proved, and the case quick
ly disposed Of. He was sentenced 10 ten
years Imprisonment in the Penitentiary.
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BALTIMORE AND Quo RAIL RoAD
6rocKs.-Thc City Council Of Baltimore
lately sold 400 shares OF the stock Of the
: Baltimore and Ohio railroad Company for
the gross sum Of S109. 459, 90, being frac-
ton over SIS per share. This last sum
was the minimum price fixed by the Coun-
Gil, and the premium realized above 1t. is
S259,90.
MASSACHUSETTS ELEcTtoN.-At the
late special elections In the second, fourth
and seventh districts of Massachusetts,, the
following gentlemen were elected mem
bcrs Of Congress
In End District, Robert Ran,oul, Dem
cratic Abolilionist;
In ith District, Thompson, Wing, is c
lcetcd over Palfrcy, Frcc-Soiler;
In 7th District, Goodrich, Wing, is
chosen over Bishop, Democratic Free.Soil-
or.
"The law of Massachusetts, requiring
majority of all the votes cast, to elect, was
altered, at the last session, so as to require
only aplirality. So we now have, at this
election, two Wings and one Abolition
Democrat elected to Congress from Massa-
chlisctis."
CoNyfcTED.--Charles Wheeler, indicted
for passing counterfeit money in Pitisyl-
wanna County, was at the present session of
the Circuit Court for that County, sem
fenced to two years Imprisonment in the
Penitcntinry. Wheeler is from Kentucky
and passed the money to a citizen of Pitt
sylvanla last summer, in payment for the
purchase ola negro.
Ink YIEGINIiN
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EXCHANGES.

EXCHANGES.
Checks on New York, 1tof per ct. premium
Baltimore, do
Boston, do
Philadelphia, do
Bank Notes \. Carolina, to do discount
9 s. Carolina | to do do
Tennessee. 5 too do do
STOCKS.
Corporation Bonds 500.
Lynchburg Hose and Fire Insurance Company
par S20-sacs $25.
Citizens Saving Bank si00-sales sl07d; since
dividend.
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WANTED-Wc ~isl, % tngoee the .cr,i.
w cea of a young mna, WIN Is well qualified
both IT'S salesman mud cl,ik For such an
king immediate application. good waecs win 10
given. ECIIDLS g. PRYUE.
May oG-is Iynchbure. Va.
Bedford Sentinel and Wythovillc Republican Nv
and srnI nrfs IN fitfa ,,Iiir,.
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Ss.--Bacon--C ontioucs with bp, I;ttl,
movement, sales i0aIic--Lots in store held higher
fIocR--Salcs. s34as3s for Supesfinc, stock.
aceunulating Fanliiy $ilas5 a. 10 qunnti,y aud
qusl:iy.
MEALS Ia 20.
GRAis.--com 10 to 75 cts; Oats 3Ja37I cents
GuAso.--Best Peruvian S55 per ton.
PLAsrER.-Lump, IS; Ground 50.
SUGARs.--Ncw Orleans 7ia9 cts Porto Rico7 /,
10 cts Clarified la cts. Loaf / u to laA SCI
FLAxsEEp-$I.I
Wniskr.-Mountain SOC. duh.
BEEswAx.-20 tool cents.
BUTTERFLY a Is, cts. dull for No. l---Fr~sl
Butter at market very and brings - To SOC.
BRANDr.-Apple, 3Ja40; Peach, none offering
BAR lRoN.-SS0aS5 assorted dull
CoFFgE.-Rio L. to II cts. Lagura Ii To u
Mocha 20.
Country LrxENs.-Tow j to IL: Flax leall els
CorTos lARss,--Sales 1920 cts.
FEATHERS 80 to 81 cts.-Scarec.
WooL.-a5 to % cts. in demand.
Woot RoLLs.-35 to 37i very scarce.
GixsESG.-:5af0 cts.
FLAX SEED.-Sales l 10 per SO IL.
FisH.-Hcrrings, No. I, Ssh; Shad. old 81 80
new $40; Mackcrel. No. g. $3.50.
TaLLow.-S to 81 cts.
TAR-s3.50 per Dbl.
IIEMr.-Wc quote 81 to &c. in demand.
LiNsEED OiL.-S5a90cts.-nd demand
L.RD.-111al3 cts. but little in the market
MoLAssEs.-West India 35 TO 10 cts. per gallon
n. o. II To As cts.
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3 ROOTS, SHOES, HATS,

M md CAFS-.The Subscribers rcspeci-lsssA
- fully ask the attention Of their friends and
the public generally, their well assorted stock Of
Boots. Shoes, Hats and Caps, which were bought
on the most favorable terms, and viii be sold as
low any other house in this place, whether sell
hing at cost or otherwise. We saw this that our
friends may not piss By us buy elsewhere, as We
mean to keep with the crowd. Call and see for
yourselves and we win make our words good.
All orders in line of business will be prompt
i asicn led To with the best materials and work.
man>hip. We hope 10 receive That encouragement
that strict attention deserves.
.Ianc 5-lm FRETWELL & HALL
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LvIKEs AND I,afIt1.IAms-Eyc,

l. prudent merchant. and man Of bnaipcSs should
be fully insured ngain.i both, and Uoyiss's Sale
aandcr Seiss, for books, bombs, valuable rnpcra,
bank p5ins, Jesciry uDl specie, the very thing
to % this ofeetualy. further supply. with fine
patent locks. inst reervcdb by
,.a t.-.X.tif lAELErT
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REPORTED FOR THE 'vIRGIyIAN BY
D. D. PAYNE 81 BRO, BOOKSELLERS,
Main 81, Lyuchbug, Va.
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"a FOR IsENT-rne oaies neu eeeurIed

ta::. VIZ G6EsN ~ ] M VfIlrt NOW DttUPItF
k;a By David W Burton esq, il the icncmcn, I'd
joining Dibrcll's Hotel Possession given rnmcdi-
atey. Apply TO
ma iy-ifis THOMAS q. ACAEE.
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AANTED--Som one To distribute the
w Richmond Daily Dispatch in Lynchburg.
With very little exertion occupying but little
time, any who would undertake il would be
well compensated. Address the Editors. Rich
mond. june 5-2t
Rernblican COPY p and charge this office
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@sMOEs. sHOEs.,sUOEs!.

have just opened qiritc variety of La
dies Gentlemcn's, Misses aud Children Boots and
Shoes. which, added To my former supply, makes a
fine assortment, fall equal to any in town, all Of
which offered at fair prices. | am certainly
very thankful for very liberal patronage
june J-,w y. SEABuRY
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~ sADDLERY! sADDLEwY.

AN sADDLEitN! SADOIEKY!!
EDM The subscriber is now receiving hia
x Spring supply Of Sndiery, which ad.leJ
to his old stock farms tic lnrgest and bea, assert.
ncnt thai has ever been offered ~ ,fa market and
comprises every article usually found IN such ostab.
shmenrs. Among them arc
Saddles Of every description
Saddle and Mcdirul Bags,
Carriage and l'arnuch Harness
Carryall aud Buggy do
! Wagon and Boat 10
Cart Harness, Brides, hlnrtingnfes, Collnrs,
Stirrup Irons and Bride Bi,a, IL great variety,
Riding and Driving Whips, Carpet Bugs
Girtlis, Webbing, Spurs, Sc, &r,
ALso-A large lot Of TRAFEiLING THINkS,
of his own and northern manafaetare. tSDO1D
AZ very reduced prices ! return my .ETVIIW
| thanks to my friends and the pnblie eeASlIIlJ
generally. for tho liberal patronage estcndcd
tlirougha number II years, and trhst by strict M
tcpfiou to my business, To merit a continuance ii
the same.
rB-Oll Saddles taken inescluneo f.r nov ones.
~ Repairing done with dispatch, md on rca-
sonnblc terms.
up 17-2mf GEORsE q. THURMAN
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PHILADELPHIA Mau z

PHILADELPHIA, May 81.
Flonr--Shipping brands are dull at Si,25.
Grain is unchanged, at last quotations. In othc
respects, there is change in our market.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-05
No. Is Front st., between Main mi WaInu
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Samuel Hannah, Cashier, (ra..,,.h. q. faa
Dickinson & Shrcw sbury, N'''a"''n' ~
II. Smith, Cashier, Parkcrsburg, Va.
~. ". Gano, Cashier, }cin.;nn.,, MA,
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G. T. Williams. ,Lynclblrs, Va.
Doct. T. I. l'lackfori. @
VIM. D. Miller [Junc 5-is1
A I Circuit Court continued aud held f,a
IN Campbell county. ut the courthouse thereof
on Friday the 10th day OF May, 1851, in tic 18th
year Of the Commonwealth.
Alexander n. Montgomery, who sues Car the
benefit Of William b. Roanc Trustee &c.. Prtf
against
james NJ. Smoot. Josiah Moscley. John ]
l'haup and John Montgomery. Dchs.
IN CllANCERY.
This day this cause came ON 10 be hear, ,ipop
the bill, answers exhibits, Sc. aud was argued hy
counsel, consideration whereof the court doth
a,ljudge, order aud decree, that Thomas J. Kirk
patrick, one of the Commissioners Of this court, do
,oke the following accounts 10 wit: Tho account
between A. n. Montgomery g. Co. the account be-
tween a. n. Montgomery & Co. aud Smnot <
Mosclcy; the account between A. n. Montgomery
& Go, and Smoot g. Moseicy agents; the account
between A. n. Montgomery and John J Phaup 4
Co.; and the account, Unnecessary, between John
Montgomery & Co and Smoot Il Mosclcy: And
the said Commissioner is directed, after due publ
cation, 10 examine, state and settle the same aud
make report thereof to this with any matters
specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself OF re-
quircd by the parties to be so stated, Sc.
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