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AJ5@N @oDDSs
IN LIGHT STREET.
PETER EMIT

Announces to The people OF Light Street,
that he has just eceived and opened a splen.
ded lot of new and fashionable
Spring and Summer Goods,
which he offers at rates that cannot fail to
suit and please all who wish a good chance
for cheap purchasers.
He has every thing usually kept in a
country store, Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard.
ware, Queensware, Cedar Ware.
Dress Goods IN Fancy Goods.
of styles TO please all lasts, and at prices t
suit all purses. Call and see before the be
is gone.
70" Country produce taken in pay, and
cash not refused.
Light Street, Apri 5th, 1851.
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DIED.

Near the Bnckhorn, in Hemlock township,
Columbia county, on the list inst, Miss SA-
RAH ANN WELLIvER, in the 4sth year Of her
age.
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Mile. Jagello, the Hungarian heroine, is
earning her livelihood as a clerk in the De.
partment of the Interior.
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YOURSELF.

By means of the pocket
Esculapius, or every one
his own Physician. thlr-
tieth edition, with up
wards of a hundred engra-
wings showing private dis
eases in every shape and
form, and m~alformations Of
the generatfve system,
BY WIN. YOUNG, M. d.
The time has now a riv.
ed, that persons suffering
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LIST OF LETTERS.

p EMAINING in the Post Office at Blooms
10 burg, July list, 1851:
Buss Henry Hill Jacob
Briggs ] Hamilton Alexander
Blynot ] Parker John IL
Grouse Nelson Kester E C
Crary John G Kisler George
Derr ] Q Knorr Sarah
Driblebiss Elias Lentenmu:h Henry
Douglass Elizabeth Miller Reuben
Evans A Packer James a
Felmy David Reazer ] M
Wilbur William Thompson Aaron
Hoffman Johann Washburn J S
Henry Nathaniel
]. M. CHEMBERLlN, p. M.
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FIRE PROOF CHESTS,
FOR BOOKS, PAPERS, JEWELRY, sc

EVANS & WATSON,
No SO Dock st., opposite
he Philadelphia Exchange.
Patent Soap Stone Lined
and Keyhole Cover SALA-
MANDERS. Fire and thief
+ roof IRON G II E 8 S,
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BOOTS & SHOES.
AT THE LOWEST PRICES. S~144D

AUGUSTUS WILSON
Respectfully announces 10 his friends and the
public that he has taken the Boot and Shoe
Store lately kept by Warren Russell, where
he has always on hand and makes TO order
all kinds Of Boots aud Shoes at the following
prices.
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Boys, youths and children's shoes in pro-
portion. He manufactures his work of the
best of stook-warrants it 10 wear; and is
determined to sell it as Tow as others can
their Yankee or city work. Call and see for
yourselves. Shop on Main ST., next door
below Hartman's Store.
Bloomsbury, April rst, 1851.
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ASPLENDID ASSORTMENT of Ladies'
Caters and Slippers just manufactured and
for sale by AUGUSTUS WILSON.
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Constantly
on hand & foi
, sale by j.
PALMER & Co.
Market Street
harf,
Philadelphia.
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To Tax Collectors,

COMMISSIONER OIllCB,
Bloomsbury June %, 1851.
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MACKAREL,
SHAD, GOLDFISH,
SALMON,
HERRlNGS,
PORK,
HAMS AND SIDES
SHOULDERS,
LARD AND CHEESE,
March 6, 185l.-3m,

March 6, 1S5l.-3m,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-07

10 We are requested to say that VIM
L. Goggin, will address the people Of Am
herst at their next county Court, on the
Sd Monday. Mr.. Powell is respectfully
requested to attend on the occasion, to
take part in the discussion, when an ar
rangement will be made, if agreeable to
him, to address the people at various points
in the district, in conjunction with Mr..
Goggin.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-07

Tie Union .Soid.-Mrs. Darlington on being told
that Mr.. Richie had sold The Lnion, exclaimed,
''Alasl alas, feared he would do something awful
when heard that Congress had detected the bin
to identity him ! wonder if he sold the people with
it, and il shall have emulate to the South where
they know how to treat the poor critters" And
Mrs Darlington sighed deePly,took uphcr knitting
and said no more
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-07

TENTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRIcT.-
Richard E. Byrd, Esq, has accepted the
nomination for Congress in this District,
made by Democratic Convention, on the
18th inst. In his letter Of acceptance be
says:
an conclusion, take leave to say, that,
in viewing me as "a faithful Democrat"
and aitrlbutlng to me an ardent and I'M
qualified devotion to that glorious Union Of
sovereign States, which has been, as / am
sure it will ever be, so long as preserved in
the true spirit of the Federal Constitution,
a source Of such signal and unnumbered
blessings to our noble and beloved coun-
try, you only do me justice; however, in
other respects, your loo kind Partially may
have led you to accord to me more than
deserve, or, perhaps, had a right to ex-
pect"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-07

We repeat, that the power to levy
tolls, is nothing more nor less than the pow
er to levy taxes. In other words, 1t is the
exercise Of the highest sovereign power.
short Of restraining personal liberty. 1t
cannot then, be any other than question
of much interest, to those, who have par
ted with portion Of the taxing power, to
know, that those. on whom they have con-
ferred it, exercise it wisely, andin the way
most likely TO attain the ends, for which
this partial surrender of power was made.
We think The foregoing table shows con-
clusively, that the James River and Ka-
nawha Company, have Unnecessarily
burthened theproducers Of tonnage, by the
imposition Of exorbitantly high transit
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ed by the constituted authorities Of such
Cities or Corporations, as may be pre-
scrbed by law.
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~ We are authorized to announce
MAJ. G. ID. NEAL, a candidate for re-elcc-
ton, to represent the County of Pittsylva-
MIA in the next House of Delegates.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-07

GEoRGIA.-A postscript to business
letter to the Editor ofthc National Intelll-
gencer from this State says:
Howell Cobb will carry Georgia for
Governor by large majority. The fire.
eaters are moving off from their 'red-hot'
platform towards the Union ground
They found out that it did not suit the re
aechng. cautious people Of our State, who
arehighly conservative in every thing, and
think the Union worth preserving. Geor-
gia has pursued different system for the
welfare ofthe State from that Of South
Carolina. Instead of appropriaiing large
sums for military toolishness,we havesaved
our State fund for practical purpose
Our people are likely to remain at home,
whilst theirs will leave their State under
the fear ofrevolt and oppressive taxation"
W The Post Office n Louisville, KY,
took fire on the morning ofthc I'd inst The
building was saved. but the larger portion
r ,..or, 1,e,rot cd
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shall be fora full term And the General
Assembly may declare the cases in which
any Office shall be deemed vacant. when
no provision is made for that purpose in
this Constitution.
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CV""ty t.DtHFS.
30. The voters Of each County shall elect
Clerk of the County Court, Surveyor
an Attorney for the Commonwealth, She.
riff, and SO many Commissioners Of the
Revenue as may be authorizedby law, who
shall hold their respective ofiicesas follows
The Clerk, and the Surveyor; for the term
of six years; the Attorney, for the term OF
four years; the Sheriff, and the Commits
sioners, for the term of two years Con
stables, and Overseers of the Poor, shall be
elected by the voters, as may be prescribed
by law.
81 The officers mentioned in the pre-
ceding section, except the Attorneys, shal
reside in the Counties or Districts orwhicl
they We're respectively elected. No person
elected for two successive terms to the of
fee Of Sheriff, shall be re-elgible to tht
same Office for the next succeeding term
nor shall he, during his term Of service, Of
within one year thereafter, be eligible tt
any political office.
30. The Justices of the Peace, Sherifs
Attorneys for the Commonwealth, Clerk
Of the Circuit and County Courts, and al
other County officers, shall be subject tt
indictment for malfeasance, misfeasance. OF
neglect of official duty, and upon convic
ton thereof, their Offices shall become va
cant.
Corporation Courts and Officers.
33. The General Assembly may YES
such jurisdiction as shall be deemed neces
sary in Corporation Courts, and in the Mag
istrates who may belong to the corporal,
body.
81. All officers appertaining to the Cite
and other Municipal Corporations, shall b
elected by the qualified voters, or ap point
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04

A letter from the Russian frontier re.
ports the publication of an imperial ukase
ordering the jewesses to wear their owr
hair, and prohibiting the use ofw wigs.
The austrian Lioyds Says that General
Haynau is about TO sell the large estates
he purchased in Hungary, on account oil
the difficulty of finding laborers to cult
svatc them.
The Prussian Official Gaeene has pub
lished an cdict issued by the Minister OF
Public Instruction, which places the Prus-
sian schools and teachers under the con-
troll of the clergy.
1t is said that France and England have
presented an explicit note TO the Tuscan
government, protesting against the alb
so,ptiou Of Tuscany by Austria.
Amongst the most recent inventions
are gutta percha pens, which are stated
to he far more durable than goose-quills,
and more available than the metallic ma
terials.
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LEGi NOTICES.

~
A 7 circuit court Atinu-d and held for Nelson
~ county, At the couN c, on Friday. the Sd
day Of October, 1851.
beverly Hargrove, JsAs Garland. Alber, G.
Loving, Es'or' Of Jno. J. II gro,sdee' rlfs.
John fri,ehard. Iionrie,,s ki.eh.rd, Hiram W.
Dawson. WIN. ]. Kidd. IfenrNS. Peyton Freder-
iek s. reyton, Chss. w. TovNend, Christopher
T. Estes. A. q. Loving, Jno- Ti>ppson IT,. Sp. G..
Pcrrow. under the firm Of Chas. Trrow and Son,
Wilson Peters, aud Ssston II. Lo\pg. merchant.
under the firm Of Peters s Loving. ?. Hight and
Jno. Witt Dcns
Alexander Fitzpatrick. the rsceiverA Id commits.
sionsr, appointed by the decree entsM in this
cause on the 9th day Of May, 1871, TO Meet tho
bonds Ter the purchase moncy, flcd With N report
OF the commissioner Of sale. and to pay II same
to the trust creditors, according their priAtiss
established by comr Garand's report. staiingSShat
be had collected most Of the purchase money, Nd
paid portion Of II to the creditors of the ~
class. bet that IN much rs thcre will 10 a dek
cheney to pay all the creditors an account showint
what each creditor viii be entitled 10, according
| to the deed TRUST made BY John Pri,chard to Iii
ram " Dawson, trustee. win be necessary: Where
upon the court, on consideration Of said report o
Alexander Fitzpatrick and on his motion, doth or
der that il be referred to Of tho commissioner
of the court, take an account Of said purchas,
money, and the debts payable thcroout, accordin,
To the DEGREES Of tho 9th day OF May and 9Th da,
Of October, lsll, and report to the court the
able proportion of such according his priority,
the fund should prove insufficient to pay all wha
amount has been paid by said Fitzpatrick to III,
several creditors, and what remains due to the sew
eral creditors any Of them of their debts. III,
proportion thereof which may be asccrtancd to b,
due them by said report. which accounts the sale
commissioner viii take. state, settle and report
with any matters specially stated, deemed peril
nent by himself, rcquircdby the parties to be .,
stated. copy-Teste.
II. l., BROWN, e'K.
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A I circuit court continued and held for the
IA county Of Nelson. Mt the Court House, on
Monday. October 9th. 1851.
Thomas 7. Fitzpatrick. executor of Daniel Par
sons decd, Benjamin Wright. Rcbecra Wright,
Polly Wright, Pleasant NJ. Kidd and Peggy his
wife Plaintiff,
against
Annie Wright, Robert Woody and Matilda his
wife, Austin Griffin and Matilda his wife Elizabeth
Fortune. Thomas Wright and Benjamin NJ Per-
kins. executor Of Hardin Perkins decd aud Ben
umin Cndres. Dci'ts.
After bringing the cause, and providing Cor the
collection Of the purchase money Of the land sold in
pursuance Of u former order, this decree proceeds
"A follows, "that with view tn final decree and
dstributon at The nest term, the Court doth nd-
Judge, order, anil decree, TINT this cause be re-
fcrred to Robt. Whitehead. one 81 the moster com
nHsioncrs of this court to take account showing
who entitled 10 receive. and the disiributvc
Share 81 each. which account said commissioner vii
take, state, settle and report. with any matters spc
cilliy stated deemed pertinent by himself requr-
ed BY the parties t. b. 80 stated. Ia taking which
acrnant. the comnissioncr will take account be.
tween the e.iaic Of Lucy Wright decd, md Daniel
Parsous deed, and any other account TINT cihcrl
party may require fpr tho purpose presenting their
rsspesfigs pFeisnsions aBd report tho same in the
form II alternative Or special statements
A ropY-TeAte.
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DUBLIC snle or Valuable Real

l. EsTATE.--The Farmer Bank IT Virginia,
the Citizens Savings Bank Of Lynehburg md the
Bank Of Virginia, win expose TO salc. by way of
public auction, the premises, on Wednesday. the
18th day Of December. 1851, the following very
valuable real property. with the appuuennncos. sit
uaicd in the corporation Of Lynchburg, to wit
g. The TENEMENT on main street now occu-
Ell pied by Mr.. Charles f.. Kent, continuing
twcnfy-eieht feet front said street and running
back one hundred and tiliriy-iwo feet.
The Horse and 10, Sth street and 81 alley,
now occupied as family residence by Mr.. Am
brose b. Ruckcr, containing one hundred and ten
feet in front Sth street. and running back two
hundred and sxty-four feet, being part ofthe Lots
numbered 302 and 30i in tho plan Of the town of
Lynchburg.
The Tenement on the Sonth-West side of Cd
street. at the intersection of ID street with WASH
ington street, occupied by Mr.. George w.
Warwick us a Tobacco Factory, containing ] 10
feet in front on ID street, and running back l6i
feet. Also the UooRea BvIdiRg, standing in Wash
ingtnn street, and attached To said tenement, but
not the ground on which it stands.
The terms of sale will be liberal, and will be
made known Mt the time and place of sale.
Nov 2i-tt7D
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4 M. III o l. LINS, ARE RE-
- eeiring and hare store their Fall supply con-
sisting In pnrt Of
$50 Spanish Hides,
900 sides Sole Leather,
100 do upper Leather,
30 doz- calf skins.
rs do pink Lining Skins.
$50 pair heavy Brnguc.,
10 barrels cider Vinegar.
Is tons country rolled Iron.
do blistered Steel,
do Shear and cast Steel.
do castings,
Is hsd', ?. r. and N. O. Sugars,
Is do and barrels Molas.cs,
Is boxes Loaf Sugar,
% bbl-. crushed and powdered and clar. do,
100 bags Rio and Laguira Coffee,
Is do old Java do
do Mocha do
800 keg. cut Nails to 60 dy
10 do Wrought DO
10 dozen painted Buckets,
Is do corn Brooms,
5000 lbs. cotton Yarn,
Domestic, calico, linsey and fulled cloth for ser
wants wear. pepper, sricc, ginger, mace, cloves,
nutmegs and cinnamon, extra fine gun powder tea,
bed cords and plough lines, which they are dis
posed to sell on the most accommodating terms or
exchange for country produce. They solicit call
from their friends and the public.
Orr 90--fs
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NOTICE.-By virtue of a decree of the
L Y Circuit Court. for the county Of Campbell.
pronounced at its last October term, in the case of
Mosby Speed, against Martin and others.
will as commissioner appointed by said Court for
that purpose, on Thursday the 20th day of Novem-
Der next, if fair and If not the fair day. Sun
day excepted) proceed to sell at Public Auction,
on the premises, the tract parcel of land in said
decree mentioned. continuing 500 more or
less, lying on Big Otter river in the county aforc-
said, and joining the lands of Thomas Drum
mond. Capt. Samuel Tardy and the heirs Of Col.
Jas. bearing.
TERMS.-$50 cash, and the bnlance in two c.
quail annual instruments, the purchaser giving bonds
and good security, and the title retained until the
whole is paid. J.B. LEFTWICH, Com.
Oct 23-t20n
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INSURANCE.
OAK LIFE lNSUR-
" ANGE COMPANY, HARTFORD

" AtGE COMPANY, HARTFORD,
CONNECTICUT $500, 900 CAPITAL.--This
Institution hnving the largest capital and that capi
tal secured under the sanction and approval of tho
chief accounting officer Of the State presents adyar-
,ages and security to the assured, unsurpassed by
those Of my company in the United States. Con
ductiug its business on the joint stock md mutual
plan, it combines all the benefits and privileges of
two distinct companies, with only the expenses Of
The principle Of Life Insurance Is based sound
mathematical calculations, mud admits Of ,arin-
ton. Ultimate security being the primary object
% be obtained, thi. company will do business on
the lowest rites Of premium That can be adopted,
and afford requisite security TO the Insured and pcr-
petuiiy to the Institution.
benefits ofLifc Insurance. Tho great and spe-
cinl object Of Life Insurance. il 10 SECURE tho wife
and children against want md misery after tho
death OF the husband and fther though II Is prnc,
ticnlIy useful III great yuricty of other cn.cs.
Life Insurance is the poor mans wealth and y
good insostment for capitalist" II is nm n.iiiu.
tion" says Chambers, contemplating utmiscd
good to mankind
Have you n Debtor who you confident will
pay you il his life IL spared far u few years Got
the amount of his debt insured hi. life and you
thereby secure your debt,
II you own property incumhsrcd by mortgage
and Indebtedness, such would involve your FINN
lily should you he uncz pcctedly removed, ret tho
amount Of your Indebtedness insured your life.
aud you tloroby relieve them NJ this embarrnss,
ment, and disencumbcr your estate,
Do you wish to provide given sum for child
on nt'aining majoriiy' This can DO accomplished
by derosite with this Company.
Tsrmsaad Conditions Of Istaranee.-The Com
p1By will grant Insurance on iises upon the mutual
principle, and also upon the jointstock plan a, low,
er rates. Persons may effect Insitrnncc their
own lives upon the lives of othrrs,
Policies will be granted 10 the usual form, paya'
bic after death, or for term Of years. upaa tho
pary- arriving at the age Of 49, 45. 80. -. or 90
Mt his option in either free from ,he claima
Of creditors,
The charter permits the granting ofinsurancc on
life in cyefy form. including the right Of wife. chit
drcn parent relations friend 20 insure the life q
another for their own exclusive benefit.
The assured on surrender of life policy atay
lime after three years, will receive its equitable ~
in cash
A.. r. WUITTEMORE, in. Lynchburg,
Agent for Virginia.
DR., VIM Otway Owen, examining Pbysioian.
Julv i7--wts
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AUCTION SALES OF LAND &C.
= SALE OF VALUABLE PROP

II =
- ERTY.-In obedience decree of tho cir
cult court Of Nelson county. pronounced on the
10Th day of September, 1851. in the case Of Lam
don O. Garland against Alex'r Brown late sheriff
of Nelson county. and such admir- Of Spotswood
Garland decd and Others the undersigned. the
commissioners appointed by the decree, will. on
Saturday, the 18th day Of December next offer for
sale. upon the premises. to the highest bidder, (for
so much cash will defray the expenses Of sale.
and on credit Of six. twelve and eighteen months,
in equal ins,almcnts for the residue, taking bonds
with good personal security for the purchase mo-
ney, and retaining the title until the same is paid
that valuable HOUSE AND LOT. in the Town
Of Lovingston. in which Spotswood Garland deed
formerly resided, together with the TRACT OF
- LAND adjoining, containing about 25 A.
y cres. This properly is very valuable and
would suit n professional man. The buildings,
Dwelling House, Kitchen. Smoke House and Sta
blc) are in good repair and very convenient. and
the fencing in good order. There is well Of cx-
cellent water in the yard, and the garden and land
are very productive.
Possession will be given on the LIST day OF Janua-
ry next. SAM'L NJ. GARLAND, 10.
ALEX'R BROWN, '"'A' ~
NV n
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From the Millcdcevillc (Gcu.) Accordcr.
Mr. lsAA apNhS

Since the speech OF this gentleman. de-
hvercd a few days ago, in the Capitol. all
sorts Of rnmors have been waited on the
wings of the wind. The choicest bit of
sst,le is. tina, Mr. Toombs had formally an
ounced his change of parties, and declar-
ed himself a Democrat. Now, although
we rarely trouble ourselves with rumors.
we will take occasion TO say that Mr..
Toombs announced no such thing. We
will inform our readers what Mr.. Toombs
did announce, and most empha,icaly an
nounce. He announced that he was a
Constitutional Union man, on the principles
OF the Compromise of the last Congress,
and that he would support no man. and no
party. be it Wing or be it Democrat. that
did not adopt the same principles. Iflhis
makes Mr.. Toombs Democrat, there are
none hut Democrats in Georgia, with the
exception Of the Southern Rights party.
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ii. L. BROWN, Crk


Lovis1,1ox. November lith, 1851.
This partic. interested in the foregoing decree,
will take notice TINT have appointed Saturdnythc
Sd day of January next, which to commence
taking the accounts therein directed. They are,
therefore. requested to intend Mt my office TINT
day, at i0o'ciock, M, with their vouchers, ov-
dence and copies Of court papers, prepared for ex
animation and settlement.
RO. WHITEHEAD, Commissioner.
The creditors OF Nelson Smith. deed, will also be
required TO attend thc time and prove their
debts, that they may be rcpo ted md provision
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SALE OF TRIrLER HALL.-Tripler Hall
was sold at auction yesterday for S47,500
to Mr.. John Laiarge, the owner of The
ground on which II stands. This building
was erected at a cost of $4,000, on ground
leased tor twenty-one years, with the priv
ilege Of renewal for like period, or the
r'ght,o receive the appraised value of the
improvements. The annual ground rent
was $4,000 and taxes. Last year the
taxes amounted 10 81 800. The sale was
forced by the foreclosure of mortgage
~ y Com. Adr. 26h.
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GUNS, PISTOLS, &C.-WE HAVE
~ just received case of Double and Single bar
rel Guns, Of our own Importation very fuc.
Colts Aliens and Wesson and Leuvtts Revolyers.
Aliens Single Self Cooking Pistols,
Shot bcts, powder TASKS, wadding, percussion
caps. Sc. &c. Cali and examine our stock.
Oct 23--ts GREGORY & ROYALL.
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II l., BROWN, e'K,
LoyiNosroN. lib Nov. 1851

LUVINUSTUN, IIIII NOV 1911.
The parties interested in the foregoing decree
are hereby notified that have appointed Friday
the End day Of Janunry next, to commence taking
the account therein directed, on which day by 10
o'clock n. they requested TO attend a, my Of
hce. with their vouchers and copies of papers
prepared for settlement.
RO. WHITEHEAD, Com'r Mel. cir. ct,
Nav oO--wlv