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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-12

A LETTER FROM TIE PREsIDENT-The
following letter was addressed to General
Pierce, who had enclosed to the President
certain resolutions adopted by the New
Hampshire Constitutional Convention at
its first session, in relation to the Union and
the Compromise measures of Congress:
WASHINGTON, Jan. IA, 1851.
Dear sir: | have the honor TO acknow-
ledge the receipt of the resolutions passed
by the Convention to revise the Constitu-
ton of the State of New Hampshire, which
you transmitted to me. lam highly gratifed
to see State after State assuming the high
and patriotic ground in favor ofthe Union,
now occupied by New Hampshire,and beg
leave to make my grateful acknowledge
ments to the Convention for the hatterinc
terms in which they have expressed their
appreciation of the attitude Of the Execu-
tive of the General Government upon the
subject. Truly, yours,
WILLARD FILLMORE.
Hon. FRANK PIERCE, President of the
New Hampshire Reform Convention.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-12

We learn from the Savannah News, that
the following toast was given by one Of
the Boston Marshals, at collation. given
them by Mr.. Potter, the owner of Sims at
his plantation, during their stay in that
city:
TIE North and lie SonM-May the
links of the chain that binds their Union be
stronger than ever-the abolitionists pitch
ed into HI, and Bunker Hill Monument
rolled against the gate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-12
VIRGINIA--A, rule. holden in tho Clcr


Office Of the circuit court Of the corporation Of
Lynchburg, on Monday. the 5th day Of May, 1851.
Nathaniel W. Floyd. Plaintiff,
against
Joseph Albright. John D Sl.crrcrl and Henry
Maxwell, lute lronmssters. trading and doing BUSH
ness under the irln Of Albright, Shencrd s. Com
pany, Def'ts.
In an action Of debt. the object Of which Is to re-
cover of the defendant. the sum of SOLO 80 cents
with legal interest thereon, from the 18th day of Au
gust, 1850, till paid, and 81 rs cents charges OF
protest: and i, appears by affidavit and the return
OF the Sergeant that tho said defendants arc NOT re-
sidents OF this Stnte, on the motion of the plaintiff
BY his attorney, it is ordered that the said defcnd
ants do appear within one month after due publica
ton of this order, and do whit is necessary pro-
tect their intcrestand that this order be published
once week for four successive weeks Ia the Lynch
burg Virginau, mud posted the front door Of the
COURTHOUSE in said corporation, on the fr-t day Of
the next corporation Court.
Acopy--Toste
J. +. Slaughter, P.o. D. ROBES, CiR.
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LIN COnvcntiOn-MaY 4.

The Convention met pursuant to adj
ionrnment,and afterprayer by the Rev. Mr..
Kingsioraa, of the Baptist Church, the jour
nal of the day previous was read and ap-
rrova1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
DENMANsTfIP ana hook Keen.

DENMANSIGIP und Book Keep
= ING. The Carssarian Sys,cIn Of Penman.
ship. and thorough practical knowledge Of the arr
Of Book Keeping, taught ia ) lessons Of enc BON
and 10 half each.
J. W. REEVE, would respectfully inform the
citizen. q Lynchburg, and vincinity. TINT he ha.
opened Rooms on Main street, 2 doors below tho
Warwick House, where be !. prepared to impair
instruction in every branch Of tie Chirosnphic art
plain, mercantile and Ornamental,
All are invited to call and examine his specimens
and judge for themselves. Of his quaiiEcators. &C.
Terms Penmansh,r,. ---.....-.. IS
Book Keeping, ... 10
r. S.-Ciasses IN Schools or families Will bs
attended TO, on accommodating terms.
ypay ID,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-12
Died.,

EDEE1D,
AT the residence of his relation B. F. Sackett in
this place on Saturday Morning the 10Th inst, ut
past 3, o'clock Henry Jackson Esq, nge 20 years.
The deceased for twenty years past has been a
resident Of w ashington ID. G. He left that place on
the 18th inst, visit East Tennessee and his route
by the Canal Frustrated bya sudden and violent
attack and reached Lynchburg the evening of the
= H. at, in state Of great exhaustion from which
the kion nd essduous attention of his friends and
the sll of phcsi ians unayailing to restore him.
s.
Washington D. c.. Baltimore, Phil'a & Cincinnati
papers viii please copy.
-, in Charlotte CO.. Va. of scarlet fever after
illness of four days ON the morning of the 3rd
of May last, aarah Macca Virginia, youngest daugh-
ter of William 6. and Mary Ann Miller, aged one
year and sixteen days. The attack of the disease,
upon the dear little babe violent, and everything
failed to il in its fury until the dear little suf
fercr fell asleep in Jesus; leaving fond devoted and
afeconate parents hearts beeds over the loss of
such dear object Of their affection
CLARK! the golden harps ringing"
Sounds unearthly fill her ear:
Millions now in heaven singing,
Greet her joyful entrance there.
Lynchburg Republican, Richmond Wing, Watch
man and Observer will please copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-12

sEEz<1S FACTORY.--Thc. ubscribcr
having permanently located in New Glasgow. takes
this merhodt TO inform his friends and the reblic rcn-
orally, that he manufactures in the latest and cs
fashionable styles, CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES.
BuGGiES, Sc. ofthe best material. and superior
workmanship. All persons in want Of a Carnage,
are invited to coll and examine my assortment. as
! am determined To soil as cheap MS such articles
can be purchased in any market. RkPAiRiSo
done ia the best manner and on the most rcasona-
BILE terms, and ut short notice.
~ Also all kinds of Carriage Edye-Tools an,l
Farming Smi,hing done In the hes, manner by an
experienced and faithful workman
ma Io-2t Al Gnnnpfcu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-12

- JACOB RUMBOUGH has Just received and
is making, the jenny Lind Hat of the very Ia
test and most improved patterns for summer wenr.
Also the New York and Philadelphia styles for this
scasop of vario,ia nunlities ma i2-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-12

A BANKRUPr.-An Illinois editor speak
ing of an individual, says he has broken
every bank and Sabbath that they have
had In that State for the last FIVE years
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-12
T ATE ARRIVALS Ar THE Ma,

IL shall H0uSc.-JAMES Is. SMITH, has lust
received full supply Of the finest Cigars Of all
qualities. Also, choice Fruits Candies, and every
article in the Confectionery line. To crafty your
tastes in every variety, abundant supply Of good
thngs can be found at the Marshall, l2-t3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-12

Elder Brightman Young pledges his
honor that he has only tcenty-sir pices
He is the saint upon whom. fell the mantle
of Joe Smith.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-12
nAYENPOl,T. ALLEN s. $50.

~ RICHMOND, NA have for snlo-
700 bags Laguayra Coffee
300 do Rio DO
200 do java do
1000 kegs blasting and rifle Powder
200 NJ feet Safety Fuse.
1000 bbls Hydraulic Cement
200 bags Brazil white Sogat
20 bbls Tanners Oil
900 sacks Ground Alum Salt
1000 do fine do
1000 boxes Window Glnss mn l2-3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-12

In Lynchburg the 9Th instant, by the Rev. W.
W. Walker MosEs NJ. LYNN and ELIZA ASH
HAYrH.
U Richmond Times and Dispatch please copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-12
LIME CARPETINGS, MATTLN0S.
y &c.--Tnpns airy velvet Cnrnctinys, very rich.

Il $e-Tapcstry velvet Carpctngs. very rich.
Tapestry Bru.sel. DO
3ply do
aply do
Common do
a.. 81 and "a white Mating.
~, Sd and o. checked do
ca, ~ and 81 Oil Carpcting.
Tapestry Velvet Rugs.
Common do
1914 Floor Cloth.
All Of the above Carpetings arc really beestSfA
and cheap at d. T. .. PETERS'3
fnar oy--i[fs
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uer U1soa,and consequently that she could

nec TAion,and consequently that she could
not be received on that plan. Compacts
must be reciprocal this principle would
not in such case be preserved. The
Consultation reqzires an adoption IN toto
and forerer. 1t has been so adopted by
the other States. An adoption for him
tied time would be as defective as an a.
dopuon of some Of the articles only. In
short, any condition whatever must vitiate
the ratification. What the new Congress,
by virtue OF thspower to admit new States,
may be able and disposed to do in such
case, l do not inquire. as ! suppose that is
not the material point at present l have
not moment to add more than my fer
vent wishes for your success and happi-
ness The idea Of reserving right to with
draw was started at Richmond. and con-
sidered as conditional ratification, which
was itself abandoned as worse than re-
lection. Yours.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-12
MORE REFRaGEIsATORS.-Ju.

1VA to hand another large assortment Of "Andrus
Patent Refrgerators." Every family, whether 1t
has ice or not. should have of these useful erti
clcs, for preserving meats milk md butter.
mn I2-ts A. WINSTON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

RTcHMoND, May 8.
BEEF CATTLR-!Scale tceight-s2 25 to 81 IS.
Hoes-Net s6 So and in brisk demand at quo
tations.
SHEEP-Net 81 75a3 so per head, price vary
ing according to analitY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-12

Eugene Sue is 70 be married. He has
fallen 4 victim "a the attractions of a widow,
o. 10 the 10000 leviet ~ rental which she
possesses
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-12
NOTICE no RCILDCRSl;-...-..Pii7RI,

LNFOSALS VIII DO received at tho oiHcc Of the
Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road Company, from
the a4,h to the 27th OF May. for tho erection Of
tae necessary Depot Buildings at Lynehburg.--
lians and specifications may be examined at the
Office Of the Company, on and after the oath lust.
Separate proposals will be received for materi-
ais. CT. NJ. GARRETT.
my l2-it Chief Engineer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-12

I
Barber's Shop. Applyto sAM'L. A. BOYD.
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VIRGINIA:-At rules held n, the Clerk .
Office Of the circuit court Of Amherst county,
on Monday. the sth day of May, 1851.
William Walton, Plaintiff.
John j. Taylor, surviving portner Of the late firm
Of Edmunds, Taylor s. Co, Burton Landrir, and
Richard Landrum, executors Of Thomas Landrurn
ed, Alexander Brown, executor of James Hem
derson deed, George w. Pc,tyjohn, Whit Petty.
John and Joseph Pettyiohn, executors Of William
Pettylohn decd, and james 7. Royal, executor ot
Charles Johnston decd, and Charles Bills and
Thomas ii. Ellis, administrators Of Charles Ellis
decd, who was in bis lifetime the surviving part.
ner Of the late firm of Ellis e. Allen. Samuel NJ.
Garland, surviving administrator of David s. Chr
land. decd, James Penn and Samuel Garland dc.
PENDANTS.
IN CHANCERY-yyon Cros BM
The object Of this suit is to have o settlement Of
the account of the defendant Sam Garland as agent
of Garland, Walton & Penn, and decree for such
amount aa may be found due to the plsintiF-and il.
appearing by satisfactory evidence that the dcfen-
dAnt James Perm ia not resident OF this Common
~ealth--the said defendant j. required TO Appear
here within one month after due publication Of THE
order. and do what is necessary 10 protect his la
torest-and ii is ordered that copy Of this order
be published once a week for four kuccess;-e weeks
IL come Newspaper printed in the town Of Lyaeb-
burg. and posted at the froa, doc. Of the Court
bn'i-e, Of this cogaty, ca ,5e frs, day osthe rex,
County Cou. A ea-y-Testa.
r'y ia---av TcBERr yissLET, c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-12
DRUGS, MEDICINES

Wy fa'ats, OILS, Dye-Snggs, Brushes, Port Ne
Fancy Aytieies, DC Se.--Thc subscriber hus Just
received his Spring supply Of Drugs. Medicines.
&c, comprising mn unusually largo and complete
assortment, selected by himself, with great care.
purchased at unusually low prices. ind Of very
prrior unalify vii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-12

FRosTs-FRUIr- late frosts, it is
said, have done extensive injury to fruit
trees in Delaware. nOhioand Kentucky
the damage from the same cause has been
very great. In the region about Baln-
more there is reason to apprehend that the
fruit has experienced great injury.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-12
A NEW IND VERY HEAVY

A ~ w IND VERY HEAVY
80 loCb or HARD WARE, CUTLERY
"unS, sa~ 4tcry, &C., IVholesaie ard Re.at-
pu' ding Materials.
ouch Makers do,
Oabinet-inakers' do.
Shoemaker do.
HOUSEKEEPING do.
Carpenters tools.
Smiths do,
Plantation do,
General Hardware,
Iron Steel and Castings.
Saddlery, g., &c, all in great VARIETY, and ali
bought for cash at the lowest rotos.
We earnestly invite Country. Merchants, and all
others who want Cheap and Good GOODS, TO
call and see We assure them that they will
find it TO their advantage 10 doso
THURMAN & SCHoOLFIELD.
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Drawn Numbers.
SnSssD Glars 35.
IS f25 d 81 Sc IS 81 II rs
Srsser Ezra 81.
s9473 81 % 637Ie4i 35,s
konongalia CE1ss So
50 3ao 40 % 1870 80 IS 30 o 20 Is
De,auare Class TO-
70 so "a 81 80 81 Is 445 IS 80 rs
Prizes sold.
Sussex 50. Nos. " SIS &c. also
Delaware 10. half Is 81 IS 900
Sell ing cone AZ rHITrraEoFE
May I2-ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-12
,Sec0nd Dispatch.
CHARLESTON, MAY 9th, 1911 p. M.

Nothing definite traDspired in the Con
vention to-day. The Committee reported
an address and resolution, which were or
dered to be printed and will be consider
ed tomorrow. During the session to-day
several strong resolutions were offered IA
voring immediate separate State action
Referred A letter was read from Lang
don Cheves, regretting his inability to at
tend the deliberations of the Convention,
and deprecating separate State action
He advised torbearance and Cancellation,
and expressed the opinion that the main de-
pendence of the South was on the Democ-
racy of the country, and that the question
had better be settled al the ballot box
The letter was laid on the table and or
dered to be printed. The resolution and
address submitted by the Committee are
to the effect that South Carolina cannot
submit to her wrongs without dishonor
and ruin, and that it was necessary she
should relieve herself whether other States
Joined her or not.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-12
TOBACCO AGENCYI-..

-Ihc subscribers Lhvc associated thcmsclvrs
under the firm ofDUDLEY & COMPTON, for the
purpose II conducting Commission Bnsinsss in tho
city Of Cincinnati and respectfully solicit consirn
ments Of Manufactured Tobacco. By strict att-D-
ton TO the interests Of those who may Patronise
them, they hope to receive and merit liberal sur
rort. The nsur. advance nndc on consiganenfs
JOHN w. DUDLEY, Of Lynebburg. Va,
WIN. A. COMPTON, os Cincinnati
Nov iI--6r,ig
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-12
South Carolina State Convention.
CUaRI FsToN MAY 6.

The proceedings Of the Southern Rights
Convention yesterday justify the belief that
a very large majority ofthe members are
determined upon separate State action
Judge Butler and Hon. Langdon Cheves
have in vain endeavored to stay the current
Their moderate counsels are entirely dis
regarded, Mr.. Rhett is evidently the mas
ter spirit. His resolutions recommending
the secession Of South Carolina solitary
and alone, were received with tremendous
applause The most intense excitement
prevails throughout the city. To-day will
decide the fate of our State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-12
sADDLERY! SADDLERY!

AA The subscriber is now receiving bis
Z Spring supply of Saddlery, which added
his old stock forms the largest and best assort-
ment that has ever been offered in this market and
comprises every article usually found in such estab
hshments Among them arc
Saddles of every description,
Saddle and Medical Bags,
Carriage and Barouch Harness,
Carryal and Buggy do
Wagon and Boat do
Cart Harness, Brides Martngales, Collars,
Stirsp Irons and Bride Bits, in great variety,
Riding and Driving Whips, Carpet Bags,
Girths, Webbing, Spurs, &c. &c.
ALso-A large lot Of IRA YELLING RUNKS.
Of his own and northern manufacture. Ey0Om
at very reduced prices. / return my -IESTfTs,VI
thanks to my friends and the public ~aaA-ilIO
generally, for the liberal patronage extended
througha number of years, and trust by strict at
tention to my business, to merit continuance Of
the same
2 Old Saddles taken in exchange for new ones
81 Repairing done with dispatch, and on rea-
sonable terms.
m 17-onnf GEORGE p TET1RMAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-12

rnioIs'1
A - s-nacoh-hecciP's are st,i limited
80 ~ h u'sPos.eon 70 operate man'ics,ed' Az
- 80. .e.useu ior urge lois, no SAFES we
- - 'oo'e 'Ae'e Piiees' ye1gooo iots are neid
ea,us,. -.
| 1890 tos SuPcrnne' stoeAs
on.ii,' ' s'a1s' ~ % qaah'''y and
Mr., -e.,-a
| cn.1-VTas ~ .,-,
Gr..xo-paa, Par,,,;an az ,., se"''
p, -, a. c. 40 49,
srn,ns-Ia,. .t,,,.sss 10 ~, ~ p;
| N ~ ria.;eaI roI - ..ar a. ,oI y
60 g., ctsae5 G.. - s.. ~
| w. ~, a. J,,rsJ .h a
una,a se ..n,. =
| D. -, 49, /,
pn,,or =, =. @ IVA 80. On !, an.
pn.,nx~a,s.',. 'axa AZ. - e, So.
p.aIn sdn1o -, III ~, A'"e
Car.rrmp.s "a =, u - "A, :, /.
r. az ~ =" VS. ~ ="
%as.
1851, r =" w ~. ~ :. y -
TroiIos iANs as "a ioaso IS.
an " ~ 20 % eislooarse
| ,r 70 % Gus N "e'na"u
| Ce' az 80 'e'! 'N
| Eisstscoo s III
| Il LAA ShhD--oalcs iip Pei ~ ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-12
Grand Schemes.

Grand Schemes.
Monday, May 70 Washington County 1875 10
Capitals of 10, 900, 5 of $500, of 1850; 2 of :
250-Tickets IS.
I'uesdoy Nay 13--Ba Air 24-7SIi
Capitals-$20, sos 30; 5000; 5000; 1000; 10 Of
100O-Tickets Is.
Wednesday, Apni l4-Susga Cana, 20-7S 10.
Capitals 10000; 10000; 10000; 5000; 5000; g.
$40; so of l,000-Tickets SO
Thursday, Nay l5-CarroH County 20-75 10.
Capitals $50 600 600: 5000; 800; 20 of ,00O
Tickets IS.
Fiiay, May l6-Hd. Consoliia,cd 1856 10.
Capitals 100000 1000; 1000; 1,0Od-Tickets g.
Saturday, May l7-Gra,.d Consoiidated LIS ~.
Capitals s5l ,3221 90 Of 10,000-Tickcts sI5.
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ob't servant,
TfIO'S. J. BOYD.

Another Plague in Londoa.-Some the
English journals express apprehensions
that the immense concourse of strangers
anticipated at the Worlds FAIR will be pro-
ductive ofanother great plague We ex-
pect that there is much more danger of a
political plague than any other. With so
many Americans rubbing against the old
world people in every direction. we shall
not he surprised to see Democracy break
ing out in big spots all over Europe. tits
kind Of plague that is much needed in
that quarter. Other epidemics have thinned
out the people; this one will thin ont the
kings. 1t . no use struggling agains, it
The lancet and blue pill will not always
prove a preventive. Let the disease once
get hold of the system, and we defy NOR
tai man 10 eradicate it.-Rich. Rep.
CHIEF JusTIcr CRANcm.-We regret to
learn tha,theheal;h Of Chief Justice Cranrh
which short time since had begun to i'm
prove. has again changed FOR the worse;
and that Re is row confined to his bed =
very feeble condition. -Rc-yb',e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-12

Mr.. Jenifer, in presenting memorial to
the Reform Convention of Maryland, now
in session, praying for restrictions on the
present system of granting licenses for the
sale ofardent spirits, advised the members
to set a good example to the community by
every one of them joining the Temperance
society. Such aproposition, if introduced
in our Convention, would probably create
a terrific sensation-R. Wig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-12

Drawn Numbers.
Patapsco 1872.
% Sc SO 80 70 81 IS IS Is 10 60 %
Washington County IS.
% "a SO Is "A 81 20 rs 67 50 60
Patapsco 1873.
Sc 7 80 81 "a al So SIS 70 81 Z. * %
Bel Air 90.
% 60 % IL IA Sc l6 70 % al 50 81
Petapsco 131.
az 65 90 40 % so z! 10 Al Is AZ on
Sasqaebanna. 81.
50 "a % 80 II 3s 63 = "a 10 s.sa3
-, PriZr, q Sold.
Glass IS, No. % a., "a e,nnn
ia % So small capital
5 "a u prize Of. $50
Ir'zes en- always be had at
May gilt McCRERY'S Luckv Offrs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-12

N OTlCE.-l shall leave home the 6r,t 81
!. y May next, and be absent IN Europe p,ai..h,.
OF months, and during my absence Jsnr. y
Jofnson Esq, Of Liberty. will attend to my Nom,
tary Matters generally, with whom bnldenos,a
such bnnds and accounts Us will probably rcou;r.
attention while am gone. / have secured n.
services OF Dir. James L. Oney Of Liberty. who
VII reside ut my house and attend TO the general
supervision Of the Plantation, and viii also tnke
charge Of my Books and accounts bo, left with M.
johnson. 4 B. NICHOLS.
haxt 9ra.f
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MISCELLANEOUS,
OSsce ef the rirgisia and 7'enresse Reavoad Co..
LyxcHpuaa, Mac 10Th. 1851. (
I'M fEHH "a The Beard Of IDiec ~


ossce ef the ri,gisia and 7enresse Reilroaa Co..
LyscHpuaa, MAG loth. 1851
IN The Deard Of 1Difec-
M tore Of this Company. have y.
dercd a rcqnisition Of Five Dolars per share npna
all the stock which has bern subscribed, pnyabe On
the 18th OF June il being tho l3th upoa tho old aoi
5'h upon the subscribers. and further r%qai-
sition Of Five Dollars per share. payable the l5:
Of July, it being tho 18th upaa the old and eth uYa.
the new.
Delinquen,s viii be required to rny ie:rres, IA
all cases, r q. MORRISON, Trras'r
mn Palsy
SECOND SUPPLY--GKEAT gsL-
- CLINE IN DRY GoODS.--JOHN j. PGR-
Wis has Jus, returned from Tho Northern markcts.
and IA opening a, his cash store general as.
sorttncnt of British. French. German, und all Dtisr
kinds Of Foreign Goods, bought since the late rre.s
decline ia prices. Ha stock Of Shoes, Hafs, Cops.
Boaae's, Combs, Sc, IL very largo An person.
having cash TO lay GU, for goods would Do wali to
give me n Gull without delay.
ma la-4wif JN6. J. puRvIs. Ao'r
NTANTED--I wish to hire for the hslsno.
w Of tho wear, good NURSE; ono abnu. -
ma i2-w,. r, O. MORRISON.
A Il Rulesh holden in the CLERK = office of the Cir
"A cult Court for tie county Of Halifax, IL tbs
month of May 1851.
Richard W. Petty rlaiot.f
agsfrsf
Richard walnc. Je.se White. E.'or. Of Jame.
A. Walden. decd, and Richard Perkins. Sheriff u
Campbell county Defendants.
(Thc objec; Of this suit 10 to cnjoin tho defund'
ants from further proceeding On Judgment at ls~.
recovered against the plaintiff by the deleodsts
Richard Walne for tho hcncit Of Jamcs A. Vadea,y
The defendant Richard Walnc, not having entered
| his appearance. and il appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he Il not an ahabitsnt Of ths State
it Is ordered that tho sad defendant Walue do ai-
pear hero within one month after due publication
hereof and do what Is necessary TO protcc, his To-
tcrcs,--and that copy Of tl,s order be Inserted
In the Lynchburg virginian, week for four
tho Courthouse Of hi. county on the frat day u
| tho next County Court. A copy--Testo.
| my lc-w4w W. HOLT. o.