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- NoTrCE.--yaluablcf Land FOR

Il. Sase.-1 oacr Tor sale the Tract OF Land
on which reside. lying in the county Of CumpbelI
on Whipping Creek. % miles South 81 Lynehhurr.
Joining tho iuuds OF John s. Payne. A. \. Whit.
low and others, containing EStO Acres. This
land lies well and can be conveniently divided /"
sui, purchasers if desired. Thorc are about 1900
acres in wood, well timberc1 with good pine and
oak timber, the balance all under u good fence.
with 100 acres in clover. The improvements arr
III TWO coon FRAMED DWELLING
hi HOUSES, Ice House, aud al necessary out
houses. with plenty of good Tobacco Bans. A
further dcscr yiou is deemed unnecessary. ms per.
sou. wishing to purchase are invited 10 view tho
premises. june 2-2mill JOHN BRADLEY.
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.y- Packages extra Baggage to be sent b.
Boats must go u; the risk ofthe owners, or VIC IS
not forw ard them.
BOYD, EDMUND & DAVENPORT.
Julv f-ts
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A CAED.-The subscriber has removed his
IA Store to the house formerly occupisd by
Messrs Butler 8; NeshaIi, Opposite the Virginia
Bank where be Is receiving fresh supply of Fana
IN C;ruceries pomcstica, Hardware, &c
nv rf-In1iF AMBROSE b. RrCKFR
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CTEAm ENGINE siis. In rnarac..

- Having purchased un Engine of grcairr power
thaa the one have formerly used, and wishing Il
make room for the larefr ole, nn determined {,
offer it upon such terms fail 10 satisfy nny
one desirous to purchl4c, \ great bargain can be
had BY eary application
.Iulv L. N MlANIlA
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IMPORTANT TO Old MiIps-We find
the following in the Albany Knckcrbock-
or:
A company has opened an Office in Bos-
ton to ins.re women against dying old
maids. The rates of premium differ ac-
cording to looks and dispositions. While
smart tidy girl is insured for two per
cent, brazen, illnatured spinstcrs are
charged as high as ten. Where snuff is
used, one per cent extra is charged.
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LAND FOR SALE

THE undersigned offers for sale the tract Of
Land wherein she resides. in the county OF
Franklin. containing 300 ACRES, about half Of
which is cleared and under good fence, wen suited
the raising of all kinds Of Gram and Grass about
30 Acres being well set with red clover, and a.
bout 20 Of fine bottnm well suited for Grain,
Tobacco or Timothy. The remaining portion is
Wood land, heavily timberei. and is first rate To-
barco land. The above land j. in healthy section
of country. and il neialiborhood proverbial for
morality, with good outlet, lying Immediately IN
the main road leading from Eale's Ford to Rocky
Mount and 3-i Of mils from the Rocky Mount
Turnpike. Its well wateTed, being washed on one
side by G.li's Greek, aaarding first rate NIL Sic,
and is interpreted with great m1ny very fine
Springs and riyuets running in every direction,
making it very desirable place. All who in
wantwill do well to call anil sec before purchasing.
Ifnot sold privately before. it will be sold on the
premises, 10 the highest bidder, Tuesday, the
2 day ofoetobeY next, ifflir, if not the next fair
dry.
Terms liberal. and r1ade known hy application or
on Inc day ps sale. MARY B. LAW
7. s--Any communication addressed post paid,
to g. W. Law. Tsylor's Store, franklin county Va,
win receive strict attention.
IT,
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orrIee Clrlzrv.' SAvtsd'. De.
A BARE CIsANCE-At Cost FOR

~ CiSH -fn mhcr 10 clpsc our Lusincss spec.
dig (nir coParner'lip having expired we IRE
uGw selling our entire stock strictly ~ cost; consi-
Ting Of worry large uss0rtmcut 81 Staple nHd Fnncy
Dry Goods, Ready Made Cloihing Shoes, Boots
Hats, Caps. Trunks, Sc. We feel insured the
public never hpd - good en- opportunity before u
being Supplied Nitii nnny desirable Goods o. 50
lov priccs, and cordially invite oil TO come soon
Merchants md others vomiting htrge supplies ure
advised to prSc early cells. Large additions wcrs
made from this Spring Importation.
N,,. 90 If, AiFEs e. Ef. 1TTTE
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AMP MaTIgEuAT-

" lCAL SCHOOL, LYScHBuug VA. by j. II.
WiNST0N.--Thc ncxt session of this School viii
commence the Ist Sept. and continue 10
months.
Tglas--2l1. payable half ~ the 1T Jannu.
~. tho remainder the close Il tlr~ session. For
par,ieosr-. refer The printed circulars which can
be had at the bookstore Of ID. Is. Payne * Bro.
i,.v
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The billiard playing at Pitts Saloon,
on Wall street, Natchcz, is hard to heat
The games have an exciting interest
wAich attracts large crowds of spectators
who look on with amazement at the aston
lshing perfection Of the players. The 9th
err day gentleman, who was a stranger in
Natchez, looked on so long that he became
sympathetic and imbibcd the motion Of the
billiard players to such an extent, that on
leaving and going into the street he z1ayed
on q China tree, cayroaed on tie Manisoa
House lamp post, and holcd himsc!fm tie
gutter"
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m CANEEs gENEINE, BANK SQUARE,

flM CANEEt, skOs D., BANK SQUARE,
1isL LysetbAr, Ie.---1ho sUbaeribor has this dpy
taken charge 81 the well known end popular TnS-
crn the ''CiBELL house, recently occupied
10y Mr.. John keyolcy, where hc uIl times bc
tauud ready 10 accommodate those who nny favour
him with cull
The House Il now undergoing Thorough repair,
and he promises that pnius rat be spared on lia
pnTt render his guests comfortable iiis iousr
Will he provided with The beat the country affords.
and having the best of Stables he ptoiliiscs that
every attention shall be given 80 TINT droar,'ncnt.
lie tnlcs this method Of strinf 10 the pubic TINT
| hs own personal attention, aided by Nh Hilton u.
Walker, snll at al timcs be paid to every depart.
meut u the establishment,
| March :i-t~h CHARLES PHELPS!
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Grand Schemes.
Drawn Numbers.

Pasapsco SO.
10 IS 90 ~ IS IS IL 81 60 AZ CO u "a
II'asttsg'on Ceanig a.
80 IS 81 IS II a 10 &c 80 50 % co S
Paiapscc 1877
~ @s IS s. 50 - u ~ ca a O. 10
81 .tir32
q G5 50 60 81 10 81 20 CO l6 %
PGapEco lss.
81 II IS = 10 10 3 IS - 5e -
SRSyockahaa 80.
II 80 81 30 ~ IL - g. 81 80 "A To II "a "a
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TO TEE FaRMExss.

~ The Amherst o. Gut's NillA. arc now ready
TO receive Wheat, where shall BE- ready at oil
times to pay The market price in cash for h. when
delivered. ] shall MISC huye boat and hands to
take Wheat across The river from APpomattoz .ide
without delay
July l4-w;Im y. STAPLES
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NEW COaCERN.-.Wm. A. a
~ Lons, w Miller tako This ,pethod ~


informing their ficads aud the public ecucrsliy,
that they have taken tho large and cotpmodius graz
ne front building. on Bank Squars. opposite Henry
Davis, (iurmcrly occupied by a. b. Ruclcr) for Tho
purpose g ia saciigg a rcurrul GROCERY.
COMMISSION " FOR HARDING BJiSI
NESS.
We are HOW receiving our supply of GOODS, 70
Gently pugchasc-l II the No,ern markets upon tho
most advantageous terms cepsistina n raft OF
z Il y q and Cuba ss- Rice
gnrs Sruan, Adamantiae md
ST Croix and Cuba Sa- Tallow Candies
gars very fine Brown and rariosatcd
70 and Sugar house Soaps
Molas.cs ,Gscca aai Black rea..
Rio and Lasuyia coffee part very superior
Maricabp do Flpur
Ola goyr,'t Java DO Maukrrel
Mocha do Clpt aud Roc ilerrings
Cotton yarns ol all No. Sole Leather
Nails OF al s,zce Shoe Thread
Bar rolled, buad and Npyn Scotia gripd stouc.
hoop iron Painted Pulls
Bhhered Steel Nest Tuba
Cast do Liquors OF every quality.
Shror> ia embracing all the DIX.
O'tagon cast DO f'rcnt kinds ofWhi.ky.
sur BRANDY Rum Gin. Mui
Limo nga, Madeira, Pon, Sbcr-
Bacon superior quality ~ and Champagne
Cigars S0inc Of the very Wines
Gncs, brands Best London Porter, qt..
Window Giats & putty and pts.
DOMESliCS. CALICO, ALPACA,
Lawns Ginghams, Irish Linens, sill. aud cotton
hdkfs. osnabargs, Nankcea 0auahnrgs, Hats. Boot,
aud Shoes, Pepper Ginger, Spice, Mace, Nutmeg.
Coppcrae, Alium lndigo, Madd,r Starch. Soda.
Salt Pete. Drmstune, BeG.eurjs aud Plough liucs;
all Of which we viii SCH on thr tnes favorable ,erns
for cash, or Ia punetua enstomcrs 10 exchange fsr
country produce. rcraons visiting this market
would do well TO give u,a call before purchasing
as SO arc determined to give satisfaction nrd n.
our goods have been purchoeed at such a favorable
time we can otter great induoomcnts to people to
buy from ~. Particular attention paid to filling ur.
dcrs receiving and forwarding goods. Please give
US trial WM. A, & JNO, NJ MILLER.
Iuly lO--ts
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fxa SALE OF LAND.-PURsUANl

~. SALE OF LAND.-PURsuAAl
-. 20 deeds of trus, executed 10 me by J. o
Langhorne and w:fe and the hoirs Of Linneus Bol-
ling, decd. shall, on Saturday. tho goth day Of
July, 1851 il ont Of the market hose in the town
Of Lynclbur. sell to the highes; bidder for cash,
a TnAc1 or LAFp, continuing 10 AcrEs, being
part Of a tract known Bollings tract living on
both sides OF S,ovaIs creek, near Warwck' inflIs
in the county of Amherst, and ahonr ialt Of a raie
from the Canal This land is wen s..uafcd for a
and grist mil and ID other respects dosiaDIe
WIN. I. YANCEY. Tsusiec,
ian 27---xte6;u!y
BLANKS FOR SALE here
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TgyS THE LA iesSis. --Just received from
H. On importing house, beautiful assortment Of
scasonahle Dress Good. with many other articles
in that line. in which the greatest Bargains nrc Of
icrcd; our object being 10 close prize will BE- no
consideration The ladies wiil inl tliis yeiiird by
appiicnton ut MOSBY & HOLCOMBES.
July li-2t Aucts. and Cum Mrr
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T- FOR sENT-Thc Brick Tenement on
LII Main Street, one square below the franklin
Hotel, for many years used er,Iccry store, and
present occupied By James l.. Wood For
terms apply 10 Gro. II. Lambeth nr % me.
May 29-wts JNO. W. LAMBETH.
TOuN &. MUHEsELL, ATTORNEY AT
- Law, CAMPBELL CocRT-HousE, VA, will at
tend the Courts % Campbell, Appomattox ard
Pitisylvania. and the Circuit Courts of Halifax
Bedford and Lyachburg.
Jan 1G-wiy
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(tAFsrs AND vyAGONs FOE

Y 0lLb.--I HuFr on maud aud WI scII vffJ
low for ep-h or % .bmt credit Cor good Dcgotis
BE pnprr.
% No. ! Fail Road Carts,
g two borsc wagons,
. | one ID do
They al made Of tho best natorjns, win
good iron a,les, md pledge myself to sell tbcfa
low. Apply 70 DANL 3. JASPER
Jnne 26-lnf NIL y. Rcnwicks.
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Brilliant Schemes for tie week.
Brawn NgTa,5crs.

Drawn Ngr,5crs.
NosoHgaiia Glass q.
81 - 10 ~ CT II 3S IS II II 3, 10
Moaoaeei5a E1. Class 80,
II q 70 % 20 SO II 90 II 20 50 ~
MoaoDgaiia Cfas.7J.
IS 50 30 IL q 81 C3 IS - 70
PRICES Sold.
Whole Nos 10 - 90 prizn Of $50 sold BY
A. + " ilITTEMURE, in.
N Orders for packages. certificates of packa
rcs, o. single tickets in any uf the Lotteries ef
w. Naury & Co, viii meet with prompt attention
if addressed to y. +. WlIirrEMORE. Jr.,
Lynchbur+. Va.
-B Communications strictly confidential.
Jolly ii-lt
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| eS BUGGY ut private sa!c-We
N'sez=-ziz- have hand very handsome New
Ark built Buggy, nearly new, with new set Of
Harness, IN which bargain can be had. hy early
application to MOSDY < liOLCOMBE,
July ll-1t Aacfs. und Com. Nor
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EXCHANGES.

EXCHANGES.
Checks on New York, ITO Z pcrci- premium.
Baltimore, do
Boston, do
Pliadephia, do
Bunk Notes n. Carolina, l To do discount
$. Carolina l to do do
Tennessee, ) to do do
STOCKS.
Corporation Bonds 500.
LyncLburg Hose and Fire Insurance Company
par S20-sales s25.
Citizens Saving Bank sloo-salcs :lO7i since
l;vidrp1
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claims thcreu1on.
GEO. WM. DABNEY.
VIRGINIA: At rules held in the Clerk of

VIRGINIA: At rules held in the Clerk Of
fee ofthe circuit court Of Amherst county on
Monday the 9TH day of July, 1851.
Peter Ruckcr. Elisha Ruclcr, Isaac Ruekcr,
John Ruckcr, Stapcton T. Rucker, Reuben Ruck-
or, Sally Mitchell, Nancy Bryant, Miily Tuly and
Benjamin NOEL and Judith lbs wife, children and
heirs of Moses Rucker deed, Plaintiffs,
against
Samuel X. Campbell Catharine Pcyton, William
NJ. Waller late sheriff Of Amherst and such nd
ministrator Of William Peyton decd, Daniel, Ma
ry, Nancy, Cintha, Jacob George. William und Su-
san Peyton, and Hester Bradley. children ind heirs
of William Peyton decd, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY
The object Of this suit is TO suspend the sale of a
tract of land in the county of Amherst under the de-
cree ofthe circuit court Of said county rendered on
the oath day of March 1856 in the suit Of Campbell
rs Peyton &C., and restrain the defendant Cath
crime Pcyton. her agents, attorneys and all others
concerned, from cutting, removing anil selling any
timber from the said land until the further order Of
the said circuit court, and it appearing by snsfac
tory evidence that the defendants Samuel II. Camp
bell, Cnthnrinc Peyton Daniel Mary, Nancy. Gin
thia, Jacob George, William and Susan Peyton,
and Hester Bradley, children and heirs of William
Pcyton decd, are not residents Of this common
wealth, the said defendants required to appear
here within month after due publication OF this
order, and do what is necessary protect tcir in
.erest And it il ordered that a copy of this order
be published a week for four successive week :
in some newspaper printed in the town OF Lynch
burg, and posted the front door Of the courthouse
Of this county, the first day Of the county
court. \ copy-Tcstc
July 1I-wiw ROBERT TINSLEY. c.
NTIEsGINEA.--M rules held in the Clerks
Office Of the circuit of Amherst county
ON Monday, the 7th day of July, 1871.
james NJ. b. Cobh-, Plain'f
dgdiast
Austin Il. Rinc, Durt.
IN DEBT.
The object Of this suit il to against the
defendant, s22 g. with legal ntcrcs, thereon from
the 22d day of February. 1851, till pad-and it APP
poafing that diligence has been used on behalf of
the plaintiff ascertain IN whu; county corpora
ton the defendant is without effect The said de-
tendnat required to appear here within month
after due publication OF this order, and do what is
necessary to protect his interestand il il order
ed that a copy Of this order be published a
week for four successive weeks in some newspaper
published in the town Of Lynchburg and posted at
the front door &C the courthouse Of this county,
| the first day ofthc next county court.
A copy--Testc.
IL 1i-yyt.r1 RDBT. TI\SI.EN CITE
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f.REAV LABOUR-sAyrNfi MA

---tas4l8 &llE II y q ~ 2 ~ n W
~ CllINE-Fay's improved loriiciDg Machine
i universally conceded 10 be the greatest Labo,r
saving machine IN exisiencr. one hand eth eaaiiy
perform tie aDourof six, nnd ~ II with Infinitely
more accuracy. For sale by
july II-t4 4. WINSTON.
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JANEs-The .n

~ a
- scriber has in store %. 900 yds Woollen James,
assorted colors. manufactured BY the Lvnchburg
Manufacturing Company, which he viii sell GA ac-
cornmodating terms, or exchange for Wool
A. B. FUCKER, Agent
July 14-imif for Z. VI. Company.
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Class 49, Nos % IS 90 prize Of ~ stOa
10 ~ % prize sent to this oaicp
of 900
=" - 81 65 do ......-.. 81 nO1
1873 II 90 81 priso soli o. $3.50
d" 10 - 81 a small capital u Fi2
50 ii 81 a prize sold OF. 80. $500
Now Is the time to buy. while the large once are
running at
July li-it McCRER}'S sH..y pRfer
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A man isn't attacked by mdaia-a-potu
now. He is taken with Jrandwephc
spasms.
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4 ATEsT sNTEEsrGENC1; eron

ATEST 2NFELEEGENCE sro,n
H THE GOLD DfGGINGS.--l WHIT 4 r.
MORE'S OFFIC'E.-A prize or ssG,f90 ia
Sussex County Lottery class 20. sold to a citizen of
Lynchlurg, and capital Of 5000 on whose
ticket, Monongalia Clnss Il, returned to tie mann.
gers Office for want Of Wrurciascr
Brilliant Schemes for the week.
MONDAY litl-- AoaeAgalia Ia. Class T--Sa5,
750 l0,09l 5,i0D' 10 ori00D.-rchets s.
TUESDAY l5lh--Dn Class 1S--3 OF sl3 900;
1000; d,000i 10 Of lo10.--Jckct4 81.
WEDNESDAY 16ih--D0 Ex Class u.-siO.-
O00 30 Of 1000; 10 Of 1893 $40.
THURSDAY l7ih--Du Class 59--S2I000 49,
900; 1000; ) ufl0O0--Tirkcts So
FRIDAY lsth-no Elk do N.-S20.00); 5000; g.
of i,090.--ricsei. s..
SATURDAY I9th--D do S0--S35 900: aO2ll
Sof 3,301; 10 Of i01J--Tickets $40
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TEsEAT ATTisA CTION Az

- 10 - - y 4 mo - Y ID ~ WV
worth of Goo3s a. cost far cUSi,-As the subscriber
Il determined 70 dispose Of the whole Of his present
stock of Goods, viii aGsoiH'ciy sH cost, aud all
old style goods greatly below cost until the first
W eek in August, when the remainder Of tho stock
VIII BIO sold ~ dAr'ioa, without reserve. TLis
course il adopted Tor Tie purpdNe Of opening oory
this fall all oCtrs new stock Of goods, which tho
subscriber i now purchasing in the market, OF
| England, Fyaa,e ami Gom0Rg.
The subscriber really intends do What he pro-
poses, and in order satisfy all Of the fuct, will
saoc ne mroie,s nf the Of lila good. 10 any who
may wish il. llisrcguur customers who may wish
to purchase time VIII be supplied v,y
small advance Oh cost.
Jane O-ifl4 DON r. G. PETERS.
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CEILING OFF At COsT.--A spicn-
- dill assortment OF Cloths. Cassimere< and YES
EEs al Of the finest quality, carefully select
ed bT myself this spring, for this market. Country
merchants are invited to examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere, they viii find il to their
advantage. T. McDIyITT,
Merchant Tai'or, mex; door to john ?. Tfight's
Book and Jerel7y Store, Min ST. Lynchturg, Va.
Tune c--mI
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Death by voluntary Starvation.

Al Dpf1ngneid, Iasslchu setts. on the LIST
instant, Coroner Blake held an inquest up-
on the body of Cornelius Regain. at the
House Of Correction, in thecourse ofwhich
the following circumstances were brought
to hight, indicating one of the most extra
ordinary cases selfstarvation on record:
Ii seems that on the 10th Of June Regan
was committed to jail, on the charge of
drunkenness and riotous conduct at the
depot, to remain thirty days, or ill fine
OF i've dollars and costs were paid. For
the first few days Of his confinement he
was very sullen and obstinate, but other
wise there was nothing remarkable in his
conduct. He was twice confined in the
solitary cell, ate some Of his meals, and,
when ordered, did some work, though he
soon stopped. On the Friday after his
committal he refused to eat or drink, de-
clared that he would have his liberty or
starve, and in every way exhibited the mos,
logged obstinacy and determination in his
purpose. He was put into the solitary
cell, but, as far as could be seen, did not
even touch the food which was left at his
door through Friday, Saturday Sunday,
Monday, and Tuesday, but often repeated
his cry ot"hberty or death" On Tuesday
night DR.. Gray was sent for, and succeed
ed in persuading Regain to take about a
gill of water and some bread. On We'd
nesday, however, he again refused to eat;
and on Thursday he was, in spite Of the
most violent resistance, thrown upon the
floor and little milk Cruel was forced in
through the nostrils. His resistance was
SO great that it was not deemed advisable
to pursue this course.
From this time he went sir days without
eating or drinking, and his determination
was such that, though he two or three times
rinsed his mouth, he refused to swallow or
dinarily, though it is possible he did swal-
low few drops on one or two occasions
He was finally told that his brother was
ready to pay his fine, and that he should be
liberated. He expressed his satisfaction,
but did not seem TO rally much, and though
after this he endeavored to cat, he was SO
weak that he could retain little or nothing
He stood or walked about his cell as long
as his strength lasted, but for four or FIVE
days preceding lis death he was obliged to
lie down most Of the time. On Monday,
for the first time, did his obstinacy appear
in the least subdued,, but during the fol-
lowing night he died.
DR.. Gray and his attendants endeavor-
ed in every way to ascertain if Regain ex-
hlbitcd any signs Of insanity, but they all
agreed that he appeared 10 be perfectly
sane, displaying only the most systematic
obstinacy and wiliulness.
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,sss-s,r.z15s DAELY LENEOF Fac

T tUTy 7 t'sI'7'
iy 1i-wiw1 ROBT. TINSLEY, CFk
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Freigs,ts up and Down the Canal.

lobaccof leai (pcr hoSshead,) u
Do manufactured, (per box,) l2t
Flour, (per bbl) 10
Bar Iron, (Per TOM 90
Pig Iron, (per toni 90
Lead, Pig and Shot, (per ton) 90
Plaster, (per TOM 90
Salt, (per sack.) Ct tos
Merchandise and Produce, (pcr 1000 10 10
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My so-,fs MEM & GwATEtN.
DEeNTENrl0N rire lrsmrnnce

n co, ci0rfercd lS21.-CdPIJ'JL STOCK
$500. 300.--WiH insure rsninst loss OF dam.
uge b. lire % the most laS0me tnlnis Risks to-
Ken on buildings 10 town country.
Communications vii meet with prompt attention
ifaAdrrssel to \. +. WTilfTEN0RB jr,
Juno limit Aannt. IvncIhnrr u.
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1 AIv MISREPRESENTATION nnI,
/ IEOUsEANDLoT FGRsELE

elia We will sill at auction. on Saturday eve
ningNhc I9thinsi, desirable Family residence, Oh
Church Street, lately owned By Henry T.. DuGc
and now tle property &C Kelly Bah & Go. The
Lot confirms Acre.
TERAlS--One fourth ca-h the remainder q, 0
and II months satisfactorily secured
July lI-2t EDLEY & SPENCE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-14

NIRGINIA.--Arr rules held in the Clerk
Office Of the circuit of Amherst county
ON Monday. the 7th day OF July, 1871.
james NJ. b. Cobbs, pain'f
dgaiat
Austin Il. Rilc. Durt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-14

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