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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02


The defendants Parker aud Smith, and Alexan-
der T. Campbell, by counsel filed their answers to
the plaintiff hill to which the plaintiff by counsel
replies generally, and motion of the said defen-
dants 10 dissolve the injunction awarded In this
cause. the court. consideration OF the bill, the
said answers and repliraons, the exhibits, exami-
nations ofwiinesscs, aud the arguments of coui |,
without Mt this time expressing any opinion
upon the question, whether the property levied
! on by Parker & Smith, and which is the subject Of
this injunction, is to be considered social property
and liable to satisfy partnership demands in prefer
the c,ims of individual creditors, or wheih-
the whole any part thereof Is covered by spe-
cifc liens Of trust deeds. whether liable the
claim of the landlord for rent, whether it is be
| administered in due course Of administration a.
nlong the creditors at large ofArchibald B. Meggin-
son, according to the dignities and priorties. or
par passu may be prescribed by the code Of vr-
GINA, doth for the present reject the motion dis
solve and doth order that the plaintiff have leave,
il he elect to sell the property, the sale whereof
inhibited by this injunction holding the pro-
ceeds subject to the final adjudication of the court
in the premises: and the is referred to of
the master commissioners Of the court, and the
plaintiff ordered to render before him account
Of his administration upon tho Of his ntes-
tate showing the amount of assets. other than the
property in controversy in this cause after the pay
mcnt of specific liens by trust deeds and for rent,
subject to due course Of administration according
TO law, and how the same has been administered
how much remains unadministered, and the amount
Of debts remaining unpaid with their respective
priorites and dignitics. He will also report the
mount of the proceeds Of sale of the property en-
braced in this injunction, il the plaintiff elect TO SELL
The commissioner viii convene all the creditors
by advertisement for four weeks in some newspa-
per printed in the town of Lynchburg. and the de-
PENDANT Keith is ordered 10 file his answer within
- L.
herewith or produce for inspection, the agreement
between himself and the plaintiff in relstion to the
distress warrant for rent.
copy-Tcsie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02

On Thursday evening the a5;h Of September, by
the Rev. G. W. Langhornc. Mn. ROBERT \. Wool
FOLK to Miss ELIZA ASs ROBERTSON, all of this
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02

ClLKS, SILKS...OPENEDT THIS NOR
~ ming the largest and most magnificent stock Of
Broc. Clouded and Damssk SILKS ever seen in
Lynehburg. and at prices mach cheaper shBn usual.
He most respectfully asks the attention of the La
dis to his large stock Silks and other dress Goods
as they were all bought in France Of the fnanufac-
ture.s and much cheaper than Usual
ce.f-sft.. TT c. fEIEke.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02
ROBERT TINSLEY, {
Conm,ss,oner's OEo


The parties interested in the foregoing order Of
court, and especially all the creditors Of Archi-
bald B. Mergnson decd. are hereby notified that
have appointed Wednesday, the 10th day Of De-
oenber next. to commence the accounts thereby d.
reeted, on which day 10 o'clock in the morning,
they requested TO attend my Office, with their
accounts, vouchers, copies of court papers and evil
dences Of indebtedness prepared for examination
arc settlement.
Ocf o-wAu- rnCL1TrT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02


Mr.. Bocock, tsays the Editorofthe Rich
mond Imes,) III Il recent speech at Char
lotte G. H., contendcd that South. Carolina
IL! Id night to secede from the Union, but
that he advocated the policy Of girding
her around with an embargo so as to con
strain her back in the Union by CONNER
cial durcss!" What sort of a right is that,
or of what use is right, which cannot be
exercised The very fact that it cannot be,
throws doubt upon the right itself. II S.
Carolina has right to seccdc--the Fede-
raj Government has no right TO prevent its
fnllexercIsc, eltherby commercial duress, Z"
or any thing else.
This reminds us of "a conversation which
we once had with Democratic Free
Trade friend of ours. The subject was
protection TO American Mechanics. He
said he was in favor of importing foreign
goods free, because they were made chea-
per in Europe than they were here, and
could. by being relieved from tie payment
of duties, he sod cheaper than American
eventually break down our own Mechanics
and Manufacturers, who could not live,
and support their families, and educate
their children, on ten and twelve cents a
day, as did the laborers Of Europe! He
admitted that it would. We asked him
what our Mechanics and Manufacturers
would do for a living, after being forced to
abandon their trades? He rcplicd-"go TO
farming" We remarked, that if all were
makers there would be no buyers, and that
the people, having no market but very
uncertain foreign one, which few States
could amply supply, would have no means
ofpurchasing iron salt, sugar, coffee. &c.,
and that their surplus crops would rot in
their barns; and thenasked him, what would
have to be done2 He very sagely replied
why, go tomanuacturing!" We ask
ed him if it would not be better to do at
once that which he admitted would, under
his policy, have to be done at LAST He
replied, 81 don't know-thats my doc
trine" We consider Mr. Bocock's doc
trine" to be about as wise as this He is in
favor of South Carolina going through a
course Of political tom foolery, which
would, in the end, leave her precisely
where she started. A great and glorious
right, to be sure!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02

LOB SALE.--A first rate Seanstress, house
- Servant, Washer and Ircn,r. &C. Agvd &c
wsrs. Apply .. this sssre,
Cert Is -c~h
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02
NJaNTILLAs, snAWLs, &C.

III We have just received a few ot'hr most eic-
giant Satin Manlillss. together with large supply
of long and square Shawls. which we viii ofrr at
small advance on cost.
We have also received
Gent. heavy iiceccd silk SHIRTS
. " Mcrieno do
:. Drawers
Ladies' .lk und Vests
Ficeeed silk and 'q,w sin Hose
Plain and rib'd. tpk and white six Hose
A complete assortment OF all so.ts of G,oec'
and Hosiery
We would invite the attention q. buycrs 20 otii
stock of Blankets, Heavy W oolcnS. Cloths and
Ces,imeres. Pro missing in every instance tr oici
goods AZ reasonable prices. anil ~ the usual ."tris
Oct H--illf EANNE y NEII.
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rSNO THE LADIES --GEOR0E N
RICK Err. NlIlIIiHC "a

rsAsra ssSD. 1851 Respectfully beg. ,hc as,.a.
ton efthe Ladies 10 bis elegant stock IT fancy
GOODS, now being received and opened. liz
stock comprises some oi h" most .urcrh gcod. in
quality and styla.tob be fund IN this country The
following viii be fouinl well worthy 81 the a'scn,on
Of the Ladi-. -
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Traces Of Sir john FrankliN-A-
mcEicaH Expedition.

News from the American Exploring
Expedition to the 18th September, 1850.
has been received in England, in a letter
addressed to the Admiralty. II is trans
mitied by the master Of the barquc True
Love. The persons whose graves are me-
toned belonged to FrankIin's crew.
DAVIS STRAITS, July "a, 1851.
my Lords, may it please your Lord
ships to receive at my hands the enclosed
testimony, received on the 18th of July,
Of the American searching vessels. Of the
account Of their voyage in search of Sir
John Franklin. On the 18th of Septem
Der, 1850, they left all the searching vessels
at Cape Martyrs, CORVALLIS Island, they
not being enabled to pursue any further
westward direction from that date A har-
Dor called the Assistant Harbor, discover.
cd by Captain Ommanney, three miles
south of Cape Martyrs, was the place in
selection by them to winter in. The bay
ice was forming very strong at that time,
yet the Advance and Rescue were deter
mined to proceed homewards; but, unfor-
tunately. however, gale sprung up and
drove them mp Wellington Channel fifty
miles. and afterwards they were frozen in
The American Captain De Haven told me
that the winter was very mild, and that he
can give no further particulars respecting
Sir John Franklin than the enclosed ac
count. He said he was determined to go
to the seat of search again after having
wintered; and all the documents received
from the Admiralty and others l gave to
him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02
DRY GOODS.
31OnOO Mon y =! OF, OF D IN

CASH The Subscribers having determined ~
o,i, tic Dry Goods business ofur thcr entire stock
ct Goods al cost for cash; amongst wlrirh ~i ~
found many desirable Fall aud Winter Goods. NJ
arc invited TO examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. .. we arc determined 10 .cil II ccst,
Srpt ao-fs,f Y, K j. FRaNRyJ<
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In PAYNE 4. BELL arr now receiving at their
Srorc-room in Curle's new building, lnrgc stock Of
NEW GOODS. Owing to the heavy in,rortatious
this Fall, they have been able to purchase ,tcsc
goods in some instances. lower than II cos, i'm.
por, ,hcn and are determined 10 sell ,knm nj u
small advance. They ask acali from those wi.slns
TO purchase.
In their stock will be found
Plain black Silks--all widths aud qualities
Fis'i . +" very rirh
Cord Silks. plain. plaid and fg'd
Marcclsines and other lining Silk. all eolors
Rich Satin d Ameriques
PLAN, plaid and we,crcd Poplins, superior
BrL and cold sa,ins
French, Silk warp, Lyonesr, and English Me
rnoes
Very rich Ely Alousains
flnin do
With Tdrsr. Laces. velscts and Riti,urs suta-
TO trim They wo-ld also call attention To theii
Carpsts, Rags, and Floor Cieihs
DC; o-ttif
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CoMMERCIAL RECORD.


WHOLESALE PRICES
Bscon--Stoeks lgh.-.SaIcs "A by
the quantity
PoRx-Some little engagements &c neighbour
hood raised have been made to be delivered 10 pro-
Der scsson at So. Many think il will not be lever
BrEr-We quote by the quantity at iai4 cts.
FLorR.-Superhnc $50; Old. no sale
Family New $ia5, as to quantity and quality, All
grades dull.
MxAl.-Corn Meal zoe.
GRArs-Corn 75aS0 cts; Oats 35ai0 cents.
GuAso.-BcstP Peruvian $50 to S. per ton.
PLAsfre.-Lump. 81; Ground ".
SuaARs.-N~w Orleans 75a9 cts: Porto Rico1 to
10 cts. Clarified llal24 cts. Loaf 1t TO ial els
WHIsxY.-Mourtan none offering, ~odic com
mand 30 to 81 cents.
BErswAx.-2l to % rents.
BrTTER.-But little demand for .firkins- which
we quote ll3al21c. for No /. Fresh. at Market
House, brings higher rates, but not uniform.
BnASrY.-Apple. 35aiO; Peach, 80 TO s. cts.
BAR InoS.-&75aS0 assorted dull
CoryKr.--Rio II to liz cts. Laguira l2alcl
Mocha 20.
COUNTRY LrxEvs--Tow Ito Ia; Flax l2al cts
CorroS YARSs.-Salps IS cts.
FEArasrs.- 80 20 80 ets.-Senrcc.
WooL-o5 to % cts. In duh
WooL RoLLs.-35 to 5TA very sesicr.
GfxsISo.-30a35 cts.
FLAX SEEp.-Sales / 10 per Sc ID.
FrsH.-Hcrrings, No. |, $Si. HALIFAX Nn Her
rings, s5a$74; Shad none; Mackcrc No. B. fs5O.
TALLow.-St TO 81 cts.
TAR.-$3.50 per Dbl
HENp.-We quote 81 to &C. in demand,
LrNsrKp OII.-S5ae0cts.-in demand.
LARp.-l2ial3 CTS. fair stock in market.
MoLassEs.-West India IS to 40 cts. per gallon.
n. o. ~ to as cts
FrcightS mp and Down the Canal.
Tobacco, leaf (per hogshcad,) u
Do. manufactured. (per box.) 10
Flour, (pcr bbi) 10
Bar Iron. (per toni "a
Pig Iron, (per ton.l W
Lead, Pig and Shot, (rer TONI 80
Plaster, (per TONI ! %
Salt (pcr sack.l 6it os
| Merchandise and Produce, (per 1907 10 to 90
EXCHANGES.
Checks on New York. 10 | per Ct. premium
Baltimore, do
Boston, do
Philadelphia, do |
Bank Notes n. Carolina | to do diseeun,
= s Carolina ! TO do do
| % Tennessee, 5 10 Z dc do
STOCKS.
| Corporation Bonds 800.
| Lynchburg Hose and Fire Insurance. Ccinpan,
| par s20-sales So5.
Citizens Saving Bank sio0-salos slo7a; sine,
| dividend.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02
NEMTiNGNi!-rH

subscriber can safely say he can show thc larr-
eat and hand.omest stock IL Fancy vc.ting. evcr
seen IL this mnrk-t, and a, nhu.ualiy iow'rrter..
having purchased every piece Ia Paris and London
from the manufacturers. Ite respectfully calls the
attention of the gcntcm-r 20 tis stock a vcssings
and Cassimcros.
Sent 9g--iffA u. T. G.. PETERS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
DLANKETs, BLANKETs...THE

ID subscriber has received his entire stock "
BLANKETS. consisting of much the lasgrs, stock
hc la. ever had the pleasure d offering. Among
which may Ne found
Real Mnckina@. extra sic.
Red Blankets. very large aud srPcrb Article,
Whitney . good size.
l.. u. ="
Colo large stock.
All &c the above Bankcis were purchased IN
Manchester, England, from the manuiactnry. aud
arc much cheaper than usual. Tho attention Of
Farmers and others il respectfully called 10 the
above Goods they viii tnL the prices ercnily re-
,luccd. (Oeta-ift<l y. T. c. PETERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02
Drawn Numbers.

Mcnongalia Class 1871.
sc g. 81 - Is so IS 10 81 90 40 20 81
Monongai,a Class 1872
3 So SO 80 80 20 Al Sc ~ % 13 Ga II As
Monongalto Glass X.
80 81 8 80 G7 a. 5 al 81 Is 81 IS IS G8
NonoHgalia Extra Class ll3.
20 rs 40 IS 81 90 ii 80 IS 70 81 ~ 81
A. +. WHITTEMORE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02

1SDND sEPTEMBER, 1854
"a 81. 9a and l0.t Table Un,rasks
1914 aud 1914 linen Shirtings
Sd Piilow-easc Linom
"a Irish Linen.
Tale and Tea Nnrkins
ilnekubuek Towellins'
psntnsk g
Dmnoni "
Firds-cse Diaper
Embroidered muslin Curf,ins
Dlmask Morun.
Turkey calcocs for Curtains
Curtain Coriiiccs. bnntIs md T-,e,,<s.
Cords aud Tasseis. Sc, &c.
he above goods have inc assortment ri. and
will sell ~ low they be sol1 by any regular
stand In the Stntc.
Sept. 2J--1fif GEORGE NJ EfrRER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02

LING OFF. SELLING OFF

- At COST FOR CASH o close tu4ness.- =
Our entire stock OF Staple md funey Dry Goods.
Shoes, Hats, Gaps, Bnnis. Trunks 1t rarely hap
pens for ycr, inrsc stock Of desirable Goods To
be thrown upon the market at such unprecedented.
ly low prices The pahlie and all IRE invited to
call and supply themselves with foods ut Cost
Oct gifts MEM < CWATkI\.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02
solid NnOtuslis.s.

GENTLEMEN'H WEAls,--
~ Superior blnel French Cloths
Fancy cold g
" % Cassin,efs
=" black French lcc.kin Csssin.res
=" q fancy ribbed llnek
g fancy silk and satin yostinss
90 :" woollen Fclvcts
g black silk Vclvtt
lancy silk Cravais
black
g Fancy satn Senrfs
fuspcndrrs
Silk aud linen Handkerchief
Hats and Gaps
Buck. kid. rl,ainoi, silk and wooden Glovcs,
and many u, Ter styles of Goods well worthy tho at.
tcntion Of all wanting handsome aud scrsieeaLis
Goods. GEO. A. KICKER.
Sept 25-tiif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02
MEMORANDA.

IL. On the Goth ofAugust, 1850, traces
were found to northward of Port Innis.
Wellington Channel. confirming those pre-
viously found at Cape Riley by Captain
Ommanney. These consisted Of fragments
Of clothing. preserved meat tins. and scraps
of papers. one ofthcsc bearing the name of
Nc Donald, medical officer in the expedi-
ton.
%. On the 9th Capt. Penny's parties
reported graves. These were at once visi-
ted by Capt. De Haven, Mr.. Penny, and
DIR. Kane. They bore respectively the
names of w. Braine, r. Nj. and John Hart
nell of the Erebus, and John Torrington of
the Terror, the date Of the latest death be-
ing the Sd ofApril. 1916. Added to these
sad but unmistnkable evidences were the
remains Of the observatory. carpenters
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02

- Orders for packages. certificates Of packa
ecs, single tickets in any Of the Lotteries of
W. Maury K Co., viii meet with prompt attention
if addressed to A. +. WHITTEMORE. Jr.,
Lynchburg. Va.
II Communications strictly confidential.
Oct 2-It
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02

A T Circuit Court Of Amherst county continued
N by adjournment and held at the courthouse,
Friday, the 5th day ofSeptemher. 1851.
Benjamin C. Mcegnson administrator of Archi-
bald Meggiuson decd, Plaintiff,
against
James W. Keith, Sias P. vawtcr, Henry Bcas-
ley, Samuel B. Megginson, Joseph Berkeley, Parker
aud Smith. and Alexander P. Campbe.
nnTa,Iar,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02
NEW GOODs! NEW lsOODN!i

NEW GOODS! NEW <SOODS!i
1 DIRECT FROM EUROPE.---Tbe sub.
scribcr has received portion of his Fall and Win
ter Goods. dfrer, from Enrop, and III a fee days
will open his entire stock, which When connplss".
will be the largest and most commanding rvrr s~ed
in Luxembourg, aud at unusually low prices Ths
tadie. can now find
Rich 13roeadc Silks. (fhc l,nnisonrrst ~ tc~Dl
:. Clouded somrtbing just out)
Blk 6ro De Rhincs, VII Widths
z Satin Decline, very wide md ehesr
Rirh blk Satin far dresses,
4 few pcs Rroc Ribbons, very vide
Blk Brneade silkr, very cheap
White Brocadc q
D., f:', i. tsnS.orrst snosis out.
r,sneh srd o,rh.workrd Collars. Cuff, chelnt
zetts and Sleeves.
Fis'd sJosslsins md Cs.hmrrt'.
p,s;a III eecfy c5lcaf.
Whifs
Blk
Ths sbo. . gso4. arc --.y handso.as asi rtsar
.. lt.r'ea ';a'l ucNT c.rtfxh:',
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02

LIST District. Edgar Spadey, Of Northampton.
2nd :. II Robertson. Of Noifelk city.
Bird W w Coke. of Norfolk county
4th John Kilby, Of Nansemond.
5th % Samuel Keso, Of Southampton
9Th John Syme, Of Petersburg
9TH John E Shell, ofBrunswick.
9Th Williar G Scott of Powhatnn.
9Th John T. Thornton, Of Pr. Edward.
10th Hunter II Marshall, Of G harlotte.
llfh Vincent Witcher, of Pittsylvania.
18th George W Purkins. of Halifax
18th William Martin, OF Henry.
lsth Stephen ID Peters, Of Bedford.
18th N II Campbell, of Cam bell.
10th Joseph Segar, Of Elizabeth city.
17th John Fl Gilrner. Of Hcnrico.
18Th A J Crane of Richmond.
le,h Alex Tnliaferro. Of Gloucester.
Goth S Straughan, Of Northumberland.
2lst +" Muscoe Glrnett, of Essex.
22nd Charles n Smith. of Caroline.
23rd WIN T French, of Stafford.
Oath Edgar Snowden, Of Alexandra.
25th James +. Trayham of Loudon.
26th b II Shackleford, Of fauquicr.
eth b J Barbour, OF Orange.
2Sth Egbcrt K Watson. AibenaTlo.
9th RI Cooke. of Flrvanna.
30th Robert Whitehead, Of Nelson.
3lst A Bot~ler, of Jefferson.
32nd q jaime. Stewart, of Morgan.
33rd Nathaniel b Meade Of Clarke
3ith Moses Walden, of Shenandoah.
35th Tyreo Maupin. of Rockingham.
Both John Imbodep, of Augusta.
37th James B. Derman. Of Rock bridge.
18Th William Watts of Roanoke
39th &" James Prestsn, Of Montgomery.
4Oth 4 T Capertoa, of Monroe.
4lst James W Shehey, of Smytie.
And -McElhaney, Of Russell,
i3rd Andrew Parkes, Of kanawha.
4ih g" Samuel Price, of Grecnbrer.
45th William McComas. Of Cabell.
18th John Duncan. of Harrison.
47th WYE p Oldham, of Marshall.
4sth David Col, Randolph.
49th Alfred Raymond, of Marion.
5Oih Daniel NJ Edgngton, Of Ohio.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02
Printed French Nomslim :,

Printed French NomslfM-.
Brown rnneuim blac
Bottle giccp orange
Crms"n aud dreh ground, beautifully rr,n'cN
zach, prcacntine elegant continuation
ui coldr- thrown together,
Scotch, English and American prinip kl"us'
lins, part cp,ton
Fancy Co!orcd .ilrnca>.
Fancy Cobcrg Cloth.
Bio Alpacas
Black Rombaiincs
GiOvcs md ttibb0nsi
Iiulf.hnfcrcd French Nit G.ovcs
Trcnch Mtts (-hcr)
(long)
Mise. (lops)
Kid Gloves (a-Aortcd)
Extrn wide and rich neck bonnet aud sssh
Ribbons
velvet Ribbons for neck and Cuff. vide and
narrow, assorted coltfs
solid NnOnslims.
Fink, -ky blue. sen green, cherry, matnrih blue,
crimson. bottle greep mnroop, brown. royal purple,
orange. salmon dral-, white and black.
French NcrimOs.
Mar,rin blue, sky blue, crimson marpon. black,
bottle green, grnss green. lrown ,drnbs purple
French EmlbrOidcrlcs.
Collars. sleeves cuff han,lk ,chr,hcsrttrs,
caJcs md Observation-Disclosures vplencienc. euti.
and collars to mntch--rcal yallepcenc. coarA aud
cuffs. very suprror--scoteh worked skirts, black
silk trimming lnce, Sc. Re-, &c
The above goods ar. ull fresh and desirable ,hst
ing been selected with the greatest possible care
from the best importing houses in this country md
will be sold at a small advance quality AID styles
guaranteed q. NJ II.
Sa,t bS.-tftf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02
DICIlMOND AND AEINGDO

III TELEGRAPH COuP1NY.--At meet
ing Of the Board Of Directors on the 20th ult 4 10
qisiiion Of Three Dollars per share directed
to be paid forthwith. MIR. Thomas Jcliia the n.
gent Of the Company. will call upon the stockhul-
ders for their respective quotas.
WIN. NJ. BLACKBOARD.
Oct2-3t Scc'y md Tr.as'r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02

BLANKETS, HATS AND CAPS.
- Wearc receiving aud have for sale
900 Negro Blankets.
MOO pair Mscleiraw do suitable for tents, &c
100 do fine duille do
so dozer good Wool and California Hats.
10 cloth Gaps.
Those having hands TO clotic. win please call.
For sale low.
Oct 2-,. McCORKLE, SIMPSON &JONES.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-14

DEMOVAL.The celebrated Or c. w. ROBACK, professor OF
asiroogy, astronomy phenoogy, and gr0mnncy combined
with conuraon from Sweden having removed his office 70 No
White New offers his services the citizens
Washington He has been consulted by all the crowned heads OF
Europe enjoys higher nstrologcr than
living Nativues calculated according geomancy
ladies' s3 gentlemen 5 Persons distance have the
sending of day Of their BIRTH All
letters containing the above fee will receive Immediate aien
tion navcs of the world, written on
durable paper OF his by
conuration the following opicsi Coushp, advice
he has the redeem such as are given 70 the Tree
hazard, and for the
stolen property purchasing of lottery tickets Thou
have been done in this city and M
United the full satisfaction OF all
naves horoscopes have been cast during The last
will and will do
as well person, mnI safe that
need not money through the Office Dr. Roback
monthly and has missed
will be relgiousy attended To- prepaid Be par
tcuar name county For particulars
call al the Of Union, and astrological almanac
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-14
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THREE the large building erecting the old
sabtshed stand the and Market
will LIST Of October
They built In the modern the dry goods
bus.nss. aud with sis The 10 feet wide w
30 feet deep the clear with deeht in the Of The store y
feel wide by IL feet high has basement IL feet dc by - eet
feet 6inces the dry and hnisied o
well lighted windows and an area around he
building The second fronting on Market space zee.
81 26 feet wide by ~ feet deep having
sky light long II has basement hnlssd tor
roo feet tinches hgh lhee
with It's basement by an easy
wide by 81 yet deep, win SKY
light by OF the store very large store could
be made by last stores into one ac so'e n"s
vault in the pavement, for iue ,.,.- ! - a.
the lst OF October next very
large waeonse the side of aud
fronting west he main business street IN te
SO feet deep " ID quit ~ u,e Dost
ubsantaI and capital stand for whoiasas or retail
business Of my kind
building t0uY
space, of the
built the best and
boarding with the modern fixtures Of tanks
sty speaking thr0 sh the gas lights
render very and complete Also, balcony
both fronts a the bidiug level with
portion Of the building which occupied by the boarding
corner building with The dining room h
e long parlos Is
necied by folding and sliding DOORS There eight
nne ros connected by folding and sliding DOORS
private paros the remainder Of those will make
ant airy chambers has also good kitchens, and two
large fuel The location Of the
desirable apply at Poto-
House, north eide Pennsylvania between ID
Streets.
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