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IN CIIANCERY.
ROBERT TlNSLEY, G.


Amherst Courthouse, June 4th, 1871.
The parties interested in the foregoing order vii
take notice tha, l have appointed the 9Th day oil
August next TO commence the accounts mentioned
in the foregoing order, which day at 10 O'Clock
in tlse morning, they arc requested toattcnd M,
office, with Their accounts, vouchers and copies oil
court papers prepared for examination and settle
lment. 70. NJ. BROWN, Com'r.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Anniversary Of Lecsville Division Sons o.
Temperance. viii be celebrated the Eth inst b,
the presentation Of Banner to the Division, b,
the Ladies of the vicinity. Several Addresses vii
be delivered ON the occasion, aud rnblic dime
will be prepared All Sons Of Temperance and tn
public are Invited TO attend.
Leessilie. campbellco., Va, June 5-il7ju
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WHEAT.-Our Mills not grinding. the small
parcels coming in sell at 20 To Use. Tor Red and
Nv bite. WIN. T. SMITH.
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
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~ NOTICE.--VaIaabIc Land for

- Sale.-I offer for sale the Tract of Land
|on which reside, lying in the county Of Campbell
ION Whipping Greek, 25 miles South Of Lynchburg
|adjoining the lands Of John s. Payne A. s. Whit
low and others, containing l74O Acres. Thi,
land lies well and can be conveniently divided :.
suit purchasers If desired. There are about 1906
acres in woods, well tinbercd with good pine ant
pax timber, the balance all under good fence
with 100 acres in clover The improvements ar,
a Two GOOD FRAMED DWELLING
- HOUSES, Ice House, and all necessary out
|houses, with plenty Of good Tobacco Barns A
further description is deemed unnecessary. as per
sons wishing to purchase are invited to view tn
premises. [Junc 2-2mf] JOHN BRADLEY.
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MONEY MATTERS. TRADE. &c.

|
The New York Journal of Commerce of Thnrs
lay afternoon suys:
The amount of Cotton bills returned by the Asia
cannot Be definitely ascertancd, but is supposed Il
be limited to $l50,000. We regret to learn Of the
suspension of Messrs. Taber & Co, cotton brokers
who it is said have been purchasing on their own ac
count. Their liabilities stated at $3.50, 000.-
There is no unusual agitatan here. and fears
expressed in regard to the stability of any leading
houses In the state of the Cotton
market we must look for further shipments of spe-
cie there bcinga demand for Foreign credits which
ire best obtaincd in this way Ii addition to th'
$6Sl 900 taken by the Africa yesterday, the Balti'
E,u Saturday viii take as much more.
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putIA Al,

PHILADELPHIA. June y.
Tie Stock Market il active-U. s. 6's 1867, ll6}
|Reading shares have advanced to y with large
'Salcs. Pa. SIS, 94i.
The Flour market is quict-Saes of 400 bbls at
Bills. Choice sl.37. Corn Meal 81 Ja2. 81
frye Flour $3.50.
Grain quiet-Saes of red Wheat at 95a9S cents
white 9Sal02 cents. Corn steady--Salcs Of yellow
lar 59aG0 cents. Oats iiaf5 cents, Rye 10 cents
Provisions quiot--sales small, and prices nnclan-
gcd. New mess Pork 5l6.25; Bacon Shoulders Gsa
I 1 cts: Sides 9a9s cts; Hams Gall cts. Lard ii
5bls. 93ai0 cts; kegs, IL cts.
Groceries are quiet-salcs mostly to the trade
Rio Coffee 9u94 cts. Sugars and Mulasses uHchan
sed. Rice 3sa31 cts.
Wool quiet. Fair receipts-sales at aCa2a cent
itor common unwashed.
Cotton very quiet-salcs small, and prices droop
ing.
WhisLcr i srllinr nj 92no2l Cts. nor callon.
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COMMISSIONER OFFICE,

LoVingston, june I'd, 1871. J
The parties interested in the foregoing order viii
'ake notice that have appointed Wednesday, tn.
Both day of July next TO execute the same ard the,
are requested to attend my office said day, b,
no O'Clock in the morning, and such creditors Of tn
estate Of said Spotswood Garland as do not stfent
on said day sre notified that their clsirns will no
be SLOWED. THOS- r. FITZPATRICK,
June I2-wiw Com'r.
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CHARLESTON, June 4.
Sales to-day of 1900 bales of cotton at 61al0 cts
The market exhibits an improving tendency.
CHARLEsToS, June ).
The sales of Cotton to-day were 500 bales, at 6la
pa cts. Full prices realized, and the market
indicates Improvement.
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- ANIMAL EXHIBITION Of the Plilan

-, ANNUAL EXHIBITION ofthc PAilan
49, Mrcyic Sceity of HAarDEs SIDNEY Col
|rEsE.-on W edne-day, the llth of June, LIST day
|ofC commencement Literary Address viii be de-
lIivered at II o'clock, A. NJ, by George w. Pur
|sins, ESQ.,, of Halifax (now member of the Stat.
Reform Convention the representative of the r
Society. At 7t'oclock, 7. NJ, two members Of
|.hc Junior Class. Mr.. Lawrence 5. Marye Of Fred,
|ericksburg, and Mr. Peter Tinsley OF farmv,iie, VII
|IeI;ver Orntions The Prize Medal of the r. Soci.
Ir,y will then be presented by Mr. II. Clay Dick
|inson of Bedford. to Mr.. T. W. Mckinney of Buck
|neham. as its best speaker. After which the Val.
!cdctory Address of the Society will be delivered
|bv Mr. Charles f. Goodwin of Grcensville county,
|ta. J: B. BRITToN, Commit
WM. COLLINS, ,1.
MAY l9-wtl1ic ISAAC READ,
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a CARELL HOUSE, BANK SQUARE

se4 Lyneh6srg. Va.-Thc subscriber Inns this In,
|inkcn ehafgc Of the well known nnd rerualar 1mv
|rn the "CABELL HOUSE," recently oecul,y,
Ply MIR. John Revcley, where he can ut all times ~
found ready tn accommodate those who may favuui
|him with call.
The House is now undergoing thorough r,rais
and he promises TINT M pains m'1 be Tarcd on hi,
lpar to render his guests comfortable. Ills Houss
win be provided with the beat the country affords
md having the best of Stables, he promises thu
lcvcry attention shnll he given 10 tkut department
He takes this method Of stnting ~ the pubic tim
pts own personal attention, aided BY Mr. Hilton y
walker, shall ut nll times be paid every dcrni.
3rncnt Of the establishment. vi
CHARLES PHELPS
Il
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-y2FREsH DTsuGs, MEDICINES

M PainIs, OH, Dyc-SlEBs, BInshcs, I'ort No
LA nics, Dressing anil Fine Combs, Peyfumcyy
Fancy Arficies. sc. a.c.-Thc subscriber has jus
received his Spring supply of Drugs, Medicines
&c, comprising an unusually large upi complete
assortment, selected by himself, with grent cnre
purchased at unusually low prices, and Oi ,ery 50
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Whiskcy is selling mt a2aa24 cts. per gallon


New YORK, June 6.
The Stock maIke, is steady-u. S. 6's of 1867
/ I6s; Pa. IS 9ii; Reading Rairoad, 63i; Erie 49,
Canton III Exchange on London To-.
The Flour market is steady, but not actiyo--saler
If 5000 bbs at Siai.064 for common State brands
Ohio "a 46; round hoop .25 Southern Si5oai.G2
Corn Meal s. Rye Flour 81, 44ai.5e.
Grain is quiet-sales of 5000 bushels common
Genesee Wheat at 100 cts Corn bcttcr-saes Of
5000 bushels at 56aj7 cts Tor mixed, and 59a60 cts
ior yellow. Rye firm-saos at 6 cents Oats 46a
rs cents.
Provisions quiet, anu prices easier-sales Of Mes
Pork at Sll.75a1i.Sl. New Mess Becfheavy. Gu
meats are dropping. Lard is heavy with sales at 81
.ts for bbls.
Groceries are q,iict-The sales are mostly to tho
regular tiade-Rio Coffee 9a9l cts. Sugars and
Molasscs unchanged Rice 3la34 cts.
The Cotton market il quiet-Sales of 1900 bale.
niddIing Uplands s!ass cts. per b.
Whiskey has declined with sales at 2aa22 cts.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DAGGER's sPIsINGs.--This dc

.nAGGER'S SPRlEGS.--Thisd delight
- fol WATERING PLACE, situated in ID.
county Of Botacurt, 10 miles West IL the Nafura
Bridge. and the immediate rad leading iron
i.ynchharg to the White Sulrbsr, is now open f.,
The reception of visitors.
The efficacy of this ia curing many forms
Of disease. aud ts brcipg sisor,ting effects apos
feeble and dcbili,a'ed pcrsons cattle il the spe
.ial noticr Of thosc who visit the Mountains I'll
hcalth, whilst the beautiful scenery by which Il i
surrounded. and the variety Of aInuse-nts that nfs
itcrcd, may justly Claim passing call from tbcst
who are ia search d pleasure.
Within short walk offhc Springs is the mag
aihcient BATH, the Medicinal qualities of which
nave been fully tested. and for many elias scs d invn
ids, cannot be surpassed in this country, The ac
,ommodations are ample and of the first class. Tbs
TABLE and BAR furnished with the bcst that thu
and affords. and every attention paid to the guests
by the proprietor aud his assistants IN their power
Each servant employed viii be foanl experienced
aud trnsiy.
The grounds adjoining abound with III kinds 81
;ame, and the streams with every variety nf fab
The ball room is large. aud the Musicians in attcn.
lance are amateurs in their profession. Tho TEN
FIN ALLEY Is in good condition; in short, M
pains or expense have been spared 10 render tli,
place ono every way worthy the patronage Of the
Spullc.
The Stages are now rnnuing far MS the Natur
al Bridge, and viii soon travel tue whole route
making the trip from Luxembourg To the Springs, i
distance of So miles, in one dry. A liae Of Singe,
will connec, here which will go on direct te.he White
Sulphur. As the proprietor Of Dagger's Springs i,
the sole owner thereof, he il desrious Of pleasing
not only for the season, but hopes make such N
Impression upon those who favour him with a cal
that, they will be induced 10 visi, him again. Al
he asks il trial. both in regard to himself ant
the water His charges are more moderate than n
any similar establishment in the Mountains. The,
ire as follows:
For Adults by the week. 90
e per month. ----..------.25 90
For horse per week Observation-Disclosures so
. month. --.l0 90
Children and servants haifpriee Other charges
in proportion.
Below is an analysis Of the W alter made hy FRO
iessor Rogers in 1888.
SOLID INGREDIENTS.
Carbonate Of Soda, Silecian dissolved,
Sulphaie of Soda, Organic matter contain
Cioridc Of Stadium, ing Chloride Of Potas
Carbonate % Magnesia. SUM and Nitrogen,
ia Oxide Of Iron, Carbonate of Lime,
and Carbonate Of A muioniu.
GASEOUS INGREDIENTS.
Carbonic Acid, Sulphuyatcd hydrogen.
Oxygen, Nitrogen.
June 9-w0w- PA. HATCHER.
4 ~ Richmond Enquirer, Wing, aad Petersburg
: lntelligonccr, copy weekly for six weeks and for
ward their accounts to this Office for payment.
NXylIe(.INUA IN xvif. Ar m e;rcui, cam,
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The schr. Midas arrived here to-day from Huvan
Il and reports every thing quiet in the Island TIN
I2Sth. No more arrests had been made, but the Gov
!ernment was on the lookout for Lopez, reports be
ng in circulation that he was about leaving Nes
Orleans in several steamers with large militar
|forcc.
Molasses was quoted at sa2 reals.
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SPLENDID Schemes.

To day Electromagnetic Glass 65-Capitals,
100000; 1000; 10 Of ,0oo-Tickeis -.
Fridqy l3-Do Ex. F-Caritals s25,00J of
1000; of l ,Oo0-Tickcts s..
.Satnrduy l4-Do. Class 66-Caritnls, SO 900;
5000; 20 600 4 of 3, 000-Ticke,s SIS.
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1851.
Alexander Brown, sheriff of Nelson and as such
administrator of Spotswood Garland decd.
Plaintiff,
BENJAMIN NJ. Perkins and Stephen R. Ewers
late merchants and partners trading under thel
name and style of Perkins & Ewers, John s. Ew
sers, Samuel Il. Daniel, VIM. III. Goodwin, Halves
IN. Coleman, Elizabeth Stockton, Lewis Webb
Henry Huntington serg't Of the corporation of
3Lynchburg, and us such administrator Of David
Kyle dece, the Bank of Virginia, Lucinda Garland
Hugh A Garland, Laudon c. Garland, Carolinc|
| NJ Garland, and such other creditors may bel
thereafter asccrtaincd, Defts.
This cause this day came on to be heard upon the
bill the answers Of Lucinda Garland, Landon c i
Garland and Hugh A. Garland, without rcpplica-
{tons the subp1nas returned executed to the 9th
Ter defendants. the exhibits. and was argued BY
counsel: on consideration whereof, the court doth
Iadiudge order and decree, that il be referred to one
of the master commissioners Of the court to take an
account OF the assets real and personal, of which
the plaintiffs in,esfac died seized and possessed
whether consisting of lands and tenements, slaves
and other personal property, or chooses IN action
land the debts and membranes general and spell
lciic) chargeabe thereon, classifying the same ac
cordins to their respective dignities priorities
which account cd commissioner will examine !
state and settle, andfrpot to the court, with any
matters specially stated thoaskt pertinent by him
self required by the parties to be stated, and
the comm is directed TO convene all such credit
nrs and membranes by advertisements published
for one month in newspaper Published in the
town of Lynchburg, notifying them of the time and
! place of his appointment, requiring them TO appear
before him with proof Of their debts demands on
pain in the of their failure appear Of being
excluded from all participation in the assets Of the
deocdent eory-Teste-
HI. BROWN. Cpk.
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nTM. HIcCRERY,S NEW AND

= Communications strictly conbdehtIaI'
June I2-it
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MISCELLANEOUS.
q. C. QUICK { COMPANIES

Wa erdii6a at Lynoa5nrg en- "Wednesday .. IL Janc
Doors open from to and to 10 o'clock p. NJ
IapNiTIAxcE. IS cExrs.-cHrLprES rxpsR Siy,
YEARS OF AGE HALF PRICE.
|TNHIS SPLENDID COLLECTION Of the rar.
Il est and most magnificent specimens of the An
imal Creation obtained from all quarters OF tn.
globe, win town on the morning of the ay 81
exhibition in GRAND PROC ESSION. and proceed
by the gorgeous oRPHEAN CHARIOT, Contain
hing the New York Brass Band. under the supcri,r
,endence Of MIR. JOSEPH NosHEn, and will censis
of all the beautifully decorated vehicles Of the Com
IPany drawn by magnificent stud of ONE HUN
IDRED HORSES.
The Mcnagcrie of G. c. QUICK & co. stand.
Ianrivalled by any other smiur establishment il
the world, and in it viii be f,undrepresentativcs Of
every animal which has ever been discovered b,
the naturalist 1t composed of the two great col
|lections formerly belonging to JUNE, TITUS CO.
AND VAN AMBuRG & co.; and among the principa
attractive features will be found the trained
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Performing Animals,

which were so celebrated both in Europe and A
merica. Mr.. BROOKS, theuncqualled LIoS-KIyc
will superintend this part of the Exhibition.
In the course of the performance Mr.. LANG
WORTHY will introduce his highly trained Po
mics. who viii go through with their wonderful feat
of dancing, WALKING, &C., forming pleasing cpl
sode To the general entertainment.
limo l9-;(io5i.
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4 he New CONSTITUTION Tor the State Of
Maryland, which has Just been ratified by
large majority of the votes polled on the
Question Of its adoption, though by mi
noriiy Of the voters in the State, will go in
to operatioron the fourth of July next;
and the Judges and other officers of the
State, with few exceptions, will be chos
en- by Unpopular vote on the first Wednes-
e. day Of November next. There appekrs
however, to be no provision in respect I,
the election Of members of Congress. who
will have to be choyen, as heretofore, in
October.
The Baltimore Clipper" enumcrates,
as follows, the various officers to be elected
BY the People: Nat. Int.
By the new Constitution, Judges of the
Court Of Appeals and of. the several coun-
ties and the city 81 Baltimore; Clerks
md Registers; States Attorneys; Judges
Of the Orphans Courts; County Commits
sioners; one Lottery Commissioner; Com
missioner of the Land Of!ce; Compt-
roller of the Treasury; Commissioners Of
Public Works; Justices of the Peace
and Constables, are to be elected by the
people In fact, the new Constitution com
pleiely strips the Governor of all patronage;
which will no doubt be as gratifying to
those who may occupy that station as to
the people themselves.
How the election of Judges by the peo-
pie, and their re-eIiglbilny for reelection;
will answer practice, is yet to be seen.-
| 1t is one ofthe features Of the new Consti-
button most to be dreaded; but we hope
that the anticipations gifts friends may be
fully realized, and that upright and lnde-
pendent men may be always chosen for
these important stations. We confess that
we look to the result with some fears Of
consequences
Imprisonment for debt will be abolished
on the fourth ofJuly; when, we presume,
r all persons confined for debt will be libcr-
ated. The Homestead exemption" clause
gof the Constitution will have no effect until
the Legislature shall have passed law on
the subject. 1t is left discretionary with
3that body to fix the exemption at any
sum not exceeding FIVE hundred dollars.
Its singular fact {the Clipper addsl
THAT the Convention which adopted this
lConstitu,ion was called by minority Of
sthe people of the State; the Constitution
ordered to be engrossed by minority of
sthe Convention, and the project finally rat
sfed by the minority.
II
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> District Celebrations Thc An

nivcrsary Of st. John the Baptist, will be
celebrated at New London. Campbell county, on
RI tuesday, the a4th June next, by Prudence Lodge
mo. "a, BY public procession and addresses. All
Masons in good standing invited to participate
md the public generally invited to attend.
BY order Of the Lodge.
GEORGE w. SHELTON, Scc'y.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ID OTuEsAYaN MARkET.-.,

Nv III TEL y IN M = HBkK u i seei5etlf1-
= ing i nccessssy 10 change my business in
r,enre Of continued bad health. ofr for .tr m v
arin on which | reside. Tins farm. confirming
500 Acres, lies in the county &c Bedford ten.
nii.,s from, ynchbure and immediately an the Viz.
inia mud Tennessee Railroad. The DWELLING,
n HOUSE il Of bvsek. built IN The most .sb1ian;i,i
~ manner and contains Rooms above asu
hrrc in the basement with al nccc-sary uut-hnisr-
in good condition. The society offhc nriglils :
'cod IN roiu, IL morality and intelligence il cqha
any in tho State. Convinced that no wrul
purchase before viewing the premises, con~is;'
useless To give amorc minute dcscr:pti"n. 1st
however rcmark that desirable a honie Il ta sel
lom for -slc. Persons in want Of such farm mr.
cqucstcd To come and view tho property, NJ snp
,nxicus TO scl ANY communication On the sub
Get addressed To New London" Campbell Co
will be- prompt, attended 20.
ye g-t.1 MARSHALL l.. HARRIS.
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EXCHANGES.

EXCHANGES
Checks on New York, 9'o 1 per CT. premium
Baltimore, do
Boston, do
Philadelphia do
Bank Notes y. Carolna, 10 do discoun,
\. Carolina | 10 do do
=" Tennessee. 5 10 G do do
STOCKS.
Corporation Bonds 500.
Lynclburg Hose and Fire Insurance Compan.
par s2g-salcs S25.
Citizens Saving Bank sl00-sales sl07 j sine
dividend
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sADDLERY: sADDLERY!

W. The rubscribcr u nav Receiving HI.
Spring supply Of Saddlcry. which aitrd
|to his old stock forms the nrgrs' nnd bear assors
ncntth,t hns been offered IN this market. ma
comprises every article usually found in sseh estab.
pishncnts. Among them are
Saddles ofevery description,
Saddle anil Medical Bags,
Carriage and Barouch Haruess,
Caryell and Buggy do
Wagon and Boat do
Cart Harness, Brides, Martinga,cs, Collars,
stirrup Irons aud Birdie Bits, in grca, variety,
. Riding and Driving Whips, Carpet Bags,
Girths. Webbing, Spurs, So &c,
ALso--A large 10, If TRA TELLING TPCNKS
pf his own mud northern manufacture. E5H1n
nt very reduced prices. return my ENNEJW
thanks to my friends aud tho public ~A.AlIA
generally Tor the lbemi patronage cxtende,
througha number Of years. and trust by strict u,
fcntion to my business, to mort continuance "
the same.
fS-Old Saddles taken in exchange for now oncs
~ Repairing done with Dispatch, und On rra
sonabfc terms.
| -. DIR fHnpf.E N rryyrnHk -
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Drawn Numbers.

Pdapsco 1873.
53j 50 IS - 81 80 AZ 81 AZ.
iSusqaelanRd p.
ca 40 &c 60 20 50 - So 30 50 ID.
Pd'apsco 1879.
40 50 50 40 40 l So 81 Sc 30 Is is -.
Carroll Comfy %.
80 "a 81 0 AZ AZ II SO So 40 ~ 80 GO Gil.
Pd.apsco 100.
l6 IS 81 10 AS 30 As 90 80 g. 40 &c IS 40 80 %
MARYLAND Coasolil1ttd SO.
G3 90 1871 II % 50 81 7S - AZ 80 10.
Painpsco l61.
1911 % 6j 60 SO 81 Q - e..
NarHlon3 Concentrated Is.
l6 ) 80 SO II GA G. CT 81 81 IS ~.
Prizes Sold.
Glass %, Nos. Is 90 50 prize Of. sa0'
% IL 81 % do.--.-...----2 0i
sc . 10 50 l0t
+ 5 rs ~ dn..I0 i
The prizes are constantly being sold at
June la-It McCRERY'S Lucky Office.
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NJ OTyCE.|I shall leave home the first o
~ May next, and be absent in Europe probabl,
B or months, and during my absence james
Johnson ESQ.,. of Liberty, will attend to my None
ary Matters generally with whom shall deposit
such bonds and accounts as will probably requlr'
attention while am gone. l have secured thu
services of MIR. James l.. Oney Of Liberty. WIFI
will reside at my house and attend to the genera
supervision Of the Plantation. and viii also tax.
-harre of nv Books and accounts not left with Mr.
|Johrson. A.. NICHOLS.
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TEHU WILIIAMN. Wnec n mmIxc ,

H. &e.-l have just received frcsh supply 81
Jcwery Of the lnsest styles, md II every variety
|,nd would especially insitc all wanting Gold ant
Silver Levers, aud plain Watches, Silver Spoons
md Jcwelry, To call ind examine my stock, and Il
d,.t give satisfaction to prices and quality Of til
article shall not complain left without patronage
tg- Jcwel'y rad Watches repaired.
I,u. O-u.i.;f
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SAcREpxsss OF TEARs.-Therc is a sacrcdncss
lin tears. They ARE not the indication of weakness
bat ofpowcr. They speak more eloqucnty than ten
thousand tongues. They are the messengers of o.
yerwhemng grief, OF deep contrition, and unspcak-
'lblc love
Oh speak not harshly ofthc stricken one, weeping
Fin silence. Break not tho dead soernnity by rude
laughter or intrusive footsteps Scoh not ii the
stern heart Of manhood is sometimes melted to sym
pahy; they are what helps elevate him above tho
brute. l love to sec tears of affection They are
painful tokens, but still most holy. There is plea
sure in tears--an awful plcasurel Ii there wer,
noue on earth to sheds tear foe me- should be loat
10 live and it no one mi .ht weep my grave,
-..1I L. L.L...-..
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lCORlCE !.-56 Cases Mass Ii
~ cOrtce, Of the best bruDds, warranted gen
|une by the Importers just received and for sale b,
SAMUEL AYRES,
Commissiox Merchant.
Richmond, June tiff
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by ma Its MCDANIEL Il LEE.
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for sslelow- LAP f7-tsl A. WINSTON.