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Ikic n M Ond Markets.

Rporied expressly for the Lysca1arg Figinian
FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY. JrsE 96. 1851.
no cHAsEE.
ToBAcco.-Since our last there are no material
changes, except that most descriptions are little
lowcr--this applies more particularly inferior
qualities.
WHEAr.-None arriving.
FLOUR is very dull-sacs in a small way from,
store a, Sis to si.25 1t IS offered to arrive at a.
| and some 300 bbls. sold.
GrASo.-s4s to $50 per ton OF 1000 lbs, FOX Pc.
ruvian.
LME.-l25a137l.
PLAsTER.-On the decline. Sales on wharf nj
$3.50
SALT.-s1.75 from Store. Sales to arrive al
$3.50 from vessel.
MoLAssrs.-N. Orleens3 la34c Cuba Is4 to o7c
SrGaH.-MaIket is firm, but the demand contin.
ues light. Sales ofN. o. at 6a74. A cargo Of P
r. in tho rivnr will be offered next week Double
CoFFEE.-Marlset dull. Rio 94alOl; Laguay ra
9Aal0a; Java l2lal3l.
FEATBERs.-Sales at 81 to 50 cts, demand light
and stocks accommodating.
LEArnrR-Soc, good l5als Sc. damaged Ioal6c.
2ou23c. upper, $3.50 to 20 So as in weigh,
and quality.
RrcE.-3;aaIc.
BurrER.-Mountain frkin sai5c.]no prime in
market.
BEEswAx.-brisk ut 20 to 24c
OfL.-Wintcr Sperm si35; Linseed s5a90
cents; Tanners Oil l21al3 ior common, l5al6 for
good.
WooI.-Dcciinng, washed 2Sa32.
STtEL.-American blistered 45aJ4c.
GINsTsG.-40c.-dull.
BAroE.--Salcs in a small way at 9da9A for Sides
Shoulders at T5a8. City smoked Westcrn Pork
oa9ic hog round-holders ii.m and market dull
WHi-xY.-We quote Richmond rectihcd at %
cts. in bartc,s Cincinnati do 23a24 cts.
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LOTTERIES.
T NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from

ATESTlNTELLI from
IL THE GOLD WHIT r T.
MORE'S OFFICE.-A prize of 400 in
Sussex County Lottery, class 49, sold TO citizen Of
Lynch..ms, and q saPit1l Of $1,000 on whole
ticket Monongalia Class +, returned 10 the mana
gers Office for want Of purchaser.
Brilliant Sche iiAes G6r the week.
TO-DAY 30th, MonsnEalia clnss N4aG,sjl;5 d
5000; 10 of 2,5UU; 20 of l.000.--TiclScts IS.
TUESDAY. July DO class 1870 900; 1000;
1900; LOO Tickets -
WEDNESDAY 2d-Do do Do U-s3D,t 900, 12..
500; 10000; 30 Of 81 500; 30 Of 81 ,odt.-1ek-
cts SO
THURSDAY 3d-Do do 73--s23O00; 1000;
1000; 200; 80 of 1000 Tickets %.
FRIDAY 4th--Do do do Pl-&20 900; COCO; :
900; {, 1000; 10 Of l0o0.-Tiekcis s5.
SATURDAY 5th--Do do 74-4O,Oo0 Il, ooar 10, :.
200; SO Of l,O0o.-Tickcts sI0.
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Special Notices.

z - MOTTO E.-Therc will be presentation
eta Banner to Elon Division, Amherst by
the Ladies', on Friday, the iih of July next ut 10
o'clock, a. NJ. Members Of other Divisions with
their regalia) and the public generally are invited
TO attend.
10 Several distinguished speakers are expected
TO be present. BY order of tho
je 30-2t COMMITTEE
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I promptly answered the above letter
and requested the Department not to
mako the removal knowing Mr.. Pryor to
be poor mechanic. Having refused to
aid in The prescription. above mentioned,
It was whispered about. that / was favour
ing the Democratic party. | then deter
mined 10 awblood from some Democrat.
And my eyes fell upon our Post Master at
this place, who was an active, violent and
uncompromising Democrat. This infor-
nation gave to the Departmentand ur-
ged hi, removal which was done. did
not say that he was Eaaccommodatiag and
|.dicfaforiai in the discharge of his duties.
Ibid not state that he WIS utterly unscyu-
pulonsn the use Of his Office for party pnr-
poses? took the grounds that he was a
Democrat? A petition was soon gotten
up aided by some Wings, and sent 10 the
Department urging the reinstatement, of
the former Post Master. In addition to the
petition. there were private letters written,
and an uadrcMrrs9t r1mor-tor which no
one sccmsto be respoasibic; that had made
Misrepresentation 10 the appointing pow
err. I vent to Washington in person and
demanded Of the Department copy Of
my letter, which was given. and any one
can see It that desires II; also certificate
from Col. Fitz Henry Warren,thc I'd As
sistant Post Master General, certifying
there was no communication in his Office
rejecting in any manner upon my honor
or integrity, or the gentleman recommen-
dcd BY me, as Post Master. know one
portion Of the Wing party viii try and
make political capital, in order to defeat
me, f,r not prescribing this Democratic
Post Mosfer. Aud there is another ring
or gronpc Of our party who viii urge that
have prescribed Democrat. 1t is known
that drowning man will catch at straws
l will therefore rely upon the farmers and
planters Of Amherst, whom know to be
both just and generous. In them have an
abiding confidence, and with their decision
OF the polls, 4 shall be content.
Respectfully,
RICH'D. POWELL.
Amherst c. H., June 81, 1851.
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Hasty 1iaviage.-Deacon Win. Taay
er, aged IA years, was married to Miss
Dolly Simpson, aged 50, at East Ran.
dolph, Mass, on F.:aay. after long and
interesting courtship Of one hour and
twenty minutes.
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"Wednesday. June 25th.

"Wednesday, June zoth.
The Convention met pursuant TO adj
journment, and after prayer by the Rev'd.
Mr.. Howell, Of the Baptist Church, the
journal OF Tuesday was read and approved.
JUDICIARY REPORT.
On motion, the Convention resolved IL
selfinto Committee Of the Whole upon the
Judiciary report. When on yesterday,
the Committee rose, the pending question
was upon the motion of Mr.. Claiborne TO
strike out from the 10th section, the words
mol Judge of Circuit Court shall be reell-
gible 10 the same office until his immediate
successor shall have ceased to hold the of
fec"
The debate which was commenced on
Yesterday upon the subject of re-eligibility
Of the JUDGES continued through most Of
the session to- day. Itwas adiscussion en-
bracing both in its investigation the capa-
bility OF the people to selectcompetent men
to discharge the functions of Judge, and
the responsibility and independence Of ju-
dicial officers.
Mr., Janncy asked leave to substitute the
following words, covering the same idea.
inlieu ofthoso IN the report: mo Judge
ola Circuit Court shall be elected to the
same Office for two consecutive terms" -
which was granted.
The question being put to the Commit
tee, upon Mr. Claiborne's motion to strike
the above out. it was agreed to--ayes 62,
noes %.
In the blank in the first part Of section
,Ot,., which reads-"Thc Judges of the
Circuit Courts shall hold their ofiicc for the
term of years from the date OF their
commissions sn,!. until their successors he
duly qualified or uat;removed in The man
ner prescribed by this constitution" &c.
Mr.. Snowdcn moved 70 insert gle, y
which was rejected, ayes 81, noes 90:
Mr. Pendleton proposed that the L;iank
be filed with 8, which was agreed to, ayes
6S, noes 81.
Mr. Miller offered the following resolu-
ton:
Whereas. information has been recciv-
ed that his Exccllency, the President Of
the L. States, is about to visit the capital Of
this State.
"loeSc!FCi, nat corNhtNcc q. l-Fe DC
appointed in bchalfof this Convention TO
tender to the President the kind and res
pectlul consideration OF this body and to
make suitable arrangements for his recep-
lion in this Hail."
Mr.. NJ. r. H. Garnet Riovcd that this
Reform Convention strike out the words
"His Excellency."
1t was stated by several members that
this was the usual mode of addressing the
President of the United States.
Mr.. Floyd said he was opposed to all
this sort oftoadyism-proclaiming the pro-
erosion of the President, &c.
Misunderstanding arose between Mr..
Miller and Mr.. Floyd, and Mr. Floyd and
Mr.. Anderson. and Mr.. Anderson, and Mr..
Bocock, in.relation to words used in de-
bate, which were amicably settled.
The Convention almost unanimously
agreed to retain the words ''his Excellen-
cy." and finally agreed without division to
the resolution.
Ga motion, the Convention then adjourn
ed.
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NJ Office shall lcs-r hu,np tue fri, 4
Y May neai. and hc absent ia Eurpfc rrlhslly
or manihq, mad during NV absenoc James +
Johnaoa Esq q Liberty, 81 attend 70 my Mons
toIy Alattcfs generally, wilh whom shalliepo,.ts
such bonds aDd pceous,a as will probably require
attention While an cote. have secured til.
services Il Nh JAMES l.. oney Of Liberty. wb,
will reside Mt my house and n.iont 10 the Ecneral
supervision Of the Plsntu,ipn and viii also ,sIs
chargs Of my Book. and accounts not eft with Nj
Johnson. A. y. NICHOLS.
Mnk5A--~a,uif
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,ssae--zuEIIs CHEAPEST nail ssRsT

sz7z7zskS ROUTE TO THE FIhSTN1A
Springs. by Daily L..,e IF Packet Boafs 4
Ly7.oa5ayyg and ssaessao hs Uate Fslph1r :,
i''arc through to the White Sulphur Springs, Only
slr. So Servants half price On. tie Boats.
On a,.d after the LIST ofJuly. or Picket Boats
viii leave kilhmord dpiiy at p. M, Sindoys cx-
cepte,, and snirs in Lynchburg in 3 hours where
superior COACHES are Il, waiting to take the passen-
gers Immediately on to tho White sulphur,nt which
place they arrive the following evening
Returning.-Leave Lynchburg daily (Sunday cx-
cepted) at 81 a. m, ind arrive in Richmond next
days at2 p
Below card for Fare ard hours of arrival
Ic0re RfcL mond Dol,u rr,,l,f GusI1u Of q m an
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DISTRESSING AccIpENT.-A

DISTRESSING ACCIDENTAL The cars
were returning to Richmond Sunday evening
some Eve miles below this place. they q
negro man whom they instantly killed. The negro
was the properly of Dir. Joseph Alsop and had been
to town on visit. Withou. the knowledge Of the
Captain he got aboard. and attempted to jump OF
the cars were passing his masters farm. By
some accident unknown to the passengers, nc was
thrown under the wheel. and his skull entirely
crushed in pieces Beng unknown 10 the Captain
and passengers The corpse was taken to Guincy..
and there reccgnisedsy hrcsheT:n-lav cfMr. Al
soP.-Frefg Ncrs.
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T,REAT ArIaAcvsnY 4.s

VI DOW 2, {. PETrRt's-& 3S 400
worth OF q DDS ~ ers' fer Aslhe subscribe 81
" determine cd to sppso u lio &holo d his prsstst
stuck If Goods, VIII absolutely ssR at ccT md al
old style good. greatly below cost until ,ho srst
week In Asi-rit wb7n the remainder Of the stock
viii DO sold al nEcttca without reserve Thia
course ia adopted for the purpose M opening refIy
| subscriber is now pureha4pg n thu disri.efs uf
England, Fraatce aai GermoR9.
The subscriber really leicats 10 do shat 10 sr5.
pesca, and n ofdif @ saiis'y al II .Ae tsa s~,i
sssc Tie iapoices Il Gee cost ct his 4irjs to uay she
may wish Il. ilitrosHlar customer who nny vi.a
TO rurehase time. 81 VI ~ supplied at ,-y
fuol advance on cost.
.fnnn N-iifs nnN 4 [, 4 ttl.nE.A
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al RARE NmAnGE-Ht cnat fo,.

~ CASH. ---Ia order 10 clsEr eur buetasss spec.
Oily (our eo-partneraiiip haYing .syiftdJ 10 ura
s.ing our eatfe stock sfsieiiy " cost rfsia.
ting Of 4 yfTs large assortment " AiHpc aAa Fancy
Dry Goods, Ready alpde Clitiiipg Shace Essfs,
Hats. Caps, Trunks, ST.. ,ye feel n..ured thu
Pabhe ne.er bad % good m opportunity before Of
bcirg supplied with mony Desirable Goods 81 ID
low piiccs, and cordially ingifc I'll % como sdsh
Merchants and others wanting L,ree Supplies gro
adyised to make early ca,. Large additions wcro.
mnde from this Springs importatons.
Nav gg-jfs MEEM A. f,tF ATTfs
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Whist more precious otferiGg can be lo!d
upon the altar Of mans hear, than the
first love of & pure, earnest and affection
ate girl, with an undivided interest in eight
corner lots, and fourteen tlree-story houses
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A gentleman who had listened attentive
+ to long ditiuse, and highly Ornamental
prayer, was asked by one of the members
If he did not think the minister very gifted
in prayerl"
"Kes," he replied, 81 think it is as good
prayer as was ever OFFERED TO con-
IRRIGATION"
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NOTICE.-fhc subscriber having obtained
~ the exclusive right of retailing Fisk's Metalic
Burial Cases, takes this method of informing the
people Of Lynchbsrg and the surrounding country,
that he has now in his ware room on Main Street,
lot of the above Gases of different sizes Il would
be difficult task to give adequate impression Of
these Cases without pefsona inspection, they are
perfectly air tight and indstructabie and fcr pro
tecfing and preserving the Dead, for ordinary in
for vaults Or for transportation, arc supr
nor to anything Of the kind before insepd Those
unfortunate enough TO need the above Gases can be
supplied by s. DIU0UID.
June 3g-3m
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CEILING OFF Ar Cose.-+l. .p.en.

- did assortment Of Cloths, casAifserrp anI Yes.
tings, MI Of tbp finest quality wtre rref1iig scert
cd by myself ibis epring fer this ftsrket C.1ssty
merchants invited 70 examine MY stoess i.sf 20
purchasing else where, hey will lid il a thr!r
advantage. y TcDisTTTe
Merchant Tailor, nrxt dls mp Viii
Book and Jewelry s.orts Main 81, tyneaburx, Va.
June 2-2fnif
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l,'oR sALE--gnE GLENAMBLER rRO.

INSR SAiE--fuEG LENAMBLER NO.
K PE.fi On iiarri's Crcek ia tho rounty vf
Amherst, ten n,ilcs North.West q I.yhehLuer' siz
mice IRON the JAMES River CRaal -'.cr, Areshy.t
IL. ing divided into ,hree or fur .hfnls Near
iy half of the ar il 10 original forest; ayery large
proportion OF which "a 6ac Tobacco Land. Ana ~
is Vol wttsroe Ttlis % Ycaity drs;nblo a,,d :.
the crops now grown, VII show
Apply to John j. Anshlcrir ~, living On tho plas.,
or to the subscriber d, Liberty Alili. O,.prc eou
~, Va. join J. AMnLEg.
Ju-c 10 Ntu4,f
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Posr OrFrcE DEPARTMENT, !
Appointment Office, :
Anril 2Sth- 1851. y

April 2sth. 1917
Sra-Nineteen citizens ask for the re-
fnoyal of the Post Master. Richard J. Pry-
on, 1t Pedlar Mills, Amherst county, Vir-
ginis. and the appointment of George w.
Kay. The present incumbent is charged
with being unnccomodating and dictatovi-
al in the discharge ofhis dn'es-a noisy
meddlesome politician andmtteyly unscru-
7mloxs in the use of his official position for
party pxrpoees. Will you do me the favor
TO give me your views as 10 the propriety
of making the proposed chsuge.
Very respectfully your ob't serv't.
81 FITZ HENRY WARREN,
Assistant P. M. General.
r, POWELL, Esq.
Amherst c. H.. Amherst county, Va.
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EOODS Ar AND NESS IMAM

u EOSf FOX tAbU.-TNc suhsrr.lief. IN
order TO kecp pace with tle pruscnt Price. fbr
goods IN town, have Determined TO Offer tcif steeA
u, reduced prices for cnsb, aI niniy sylr, u rua
less than cost bu, they do profess 30 scll e9ify
article MT cost An ti,ny nsk Is call to ;est tie
tuct that they arc selling cfoap for cash
Inn- 1G--.itf NJ A. ! EEANETTy
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Oh FOR EENT.-The Dwelling House

f4.:a HOh Rem Rs-Ihe Dwelling House re-
Ell Gently occupied by the late Mr.. A. w. c. Ter
ry, is for The house is in good order and the
garden wei filed with growing vegetables. There
is also choice variety of fruit the lot The ten
ant will have the privilege of using the Ice and Ice
House on the promises which ut this scasun, adds
not small degree Of comfort and convenience TO a
fany. In addition to these advantages there is a
Hydrant of Water the taxes Of which are paid for
the present year For terms apply to J. II. Whit
low at Planters Warehouse, or at the virginian
Office. ie 3C-tsif
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Drawn Numbers.
Mohonga'ia Class Er'rw r.
90 9 81 81 10 Gs 81 Al II G3 is II ~
Do Er. Cigss 80.
81 "a 80 ~ As IL n 80 90 . 90 70
d.. do. cyaSAY0
42I9 Al CT . re- 10 siG SO 81 Sc
DO. do CHM l.,
G. a. 10 II "a 70 IL 60 30
Do do Gas a.
80 sc as % 81 10 66 IS a ~
Prizes H0ltl.
Monong'a class 70-Rsii Nos. 70 57.----.t
do Ex do - do do 8 ]5.----.s $40
do do do l. do do ~ 3d. $500
Prizes are DO be had AZ tic lucky office of
A. f Wi!tTTEMORE. Jr.
~ Orders for packages. certificates Of packn-
ges. or single tickets in any Of the Lotteries ~ }.
w. Maury & Co, Viii meet with prompt attention
If addressed to A. =. WIiITTEMORE. Jr,
Lyncbburg, Va.
~ Communications Strictly conhdcntias.
.Jupe 10-ff
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"a CAtsALg. kgOvIsE, nANK aQuARE.

Al Lgreabptg, pa.-i4e subscriber has tbs lay
taken charge Of the vel Known mud pop,aaf 1s--
ern the "cABELL NUt'sE.n recently rrc,Iisi
by Mr.. ,'bhn Revcle7, where he al times u.
found ready 10 accommodate those who 'nay sseu.
MN with cali
The llonsc Il now undergoing ihorougl repair.
and he promises That no pains Naiit ,pa,cS on III
par - renaef bib guests comfortable. liii ioe-.
viii be provided wiih the beet tho country uH-ts
and having the Ar.t Of Stables. ho rtginiaas .l4'
every attention shall be given to that atrbruaeai
He takca this method of stating y pubic tiss
his own personal utteuion, nided h,' sir lliiualn
W alker. shall al time 10 ps.a to every depart
men. ii the establishment
CHARLES PHELPS
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Lynchb.rs Marksss.-Jsse, -.

Il
| PRovrsioxs.-Baccn-Sto iight-safes ie1n
IL with small sales little heiyh for prime lots
| FLocE.-Safss. $50 duh for Supetane socks
accommodating Family s44ss5 as TO quantity and
qralay.
| MrAL.-65 to 20.
GRAIs-Corn 10 to rs ets Oats 35a374 cents.
| GuAso-Best Peruvian SIS per ton.
| PLAsTsR.-Lunr. SOD; l'rotnd s71.
SuoARs.-Ncw Orleans GAO CTS; Porto Rice I to
10 cts. Clarified Ie4 cts. Loaf III to ist set
| WHIsxY.-MGuntain zoe. duh.
| BErswAx.-eC to2l cents.
| BrrTER.-I21 Is, cts. dull for No Fresh
Butter at market very scarce and brings rs zoe.
BRAsDr.-Apple. 35a4o; Peach. 50 to s. cts.
Pan IRoS.-4S0as5 assorted dull
CofrEE.-Rio III to ia cts. Laguira Ii to Is;
| Mocha 90.
| CouSrRY LIsrss.-Tow II to ~; Flax toci4cts.
| ColIox IARSs.--Salcs 1Sa20 cts
| fEATHERs.--32 To IS cis.--Scarce.
NooL.--a5 to % cts. in demand.
| WooL RoLLs.-35 to 81 ! very scarce.
| GISsEyG.-35a40 cts.
| FLAX SEED.-Salcs ITO per Sc ID.
| FIsH.-Heuings, No. l, esq; Shad, old $3.50
new so; Mackcrel No. 3, $3.50.
TALIow.-S to 81 cts.
TAn.-s3.50 per Dbl
HEsf.-We quote 81 to &C. in demand,
LIxsEEp Om.-S5a9ocss.-nd demand.
| LAap.-ll4al3 cts. but little in the market.
| MaLAssEs West India IS to 10 CTS. per gallon
| y. o. ~ to Is cts.
Freights up ;tna Down the Canal.
Tobacco. leaf (pcr hogshead.) 81
Do manufactured. (per box, l24
Flour, (per bbl) 10
Bar Iron, (pcr ton, 90
| Pig Iron. (per TONI ] 90
Lead, Pig and Shot. (pcr TOM 20
Plaster, (per ton.) 90
SAT-, (pcr sack.) 6tto8
Merchandise and Produce, (pcr 1907 s,olo
| EXCHANGES.
Checks on New York. 4'oi perez, premium.
| BALTIMORE, d.
Boston, do
Phiadelphia do
Bank Notes n. Carolina. l to do discount
= $. Carolina ! 10 do do
- Tennessee, 5 to q do do
| STOCKS.
Corporation Bonds $l00
Lynchburg Hose and Fire Insurance Company
par s20--salcs s2s.
Citizens Saving Bank slee--sales slo74i since
| dividend
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I'm NOTsCE.--yaiuu s,,a,,d Tor

.-.&-- Stsies i offer fsr ,ale ,ho Tract Of bond
on which reside, lying IN tho county Of Caaptsll
on Whipping Greek, 25 mlos Sanf Of Lyhohfrr..
adjoining tho binds f ic.r 4 Payne A 3. WIS
low aud oth5rl. eofiauing l?iO Acres. Ills
iand lies well and eup bp eQnYriiert!s divided n
suit purchaser il desired Tllcya are about 100
ncrci h woods, we'll Inbercd with rood rinc nj
"nt timber, the balance MI undcl u good fsf a..
Will 100 AREA in clOycr The improvements. ara
G#a THO econ FRAMED DWELLING
3IA HOUSES, Ice i'alsc AID All urerssary on.
llouscs, With plenty Of gob1 Tuhaeco Baths.
further description ia deemed unperr8fHrv ~ par
sons wishing 10 purchase are iuvifch 10 ,iuw TO
premises. june 2-9nifl JOHN PrALLLY
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VHyO t'oNTRACTOses.--os Wrdnel

w WV u htN VksS.~~D1 Nrdneg-
q day tho 2d dny I'll Jolly ncxt, ti9 nadsrsisrci
willrccriyc bda Christiuishurg FOR ,lt efeesisa
ON NEW JAIL for M0HFEotitIy eopgiy. ssy arai
different plans aud specifications win 10 prescsisd
on thar 10y Tor the inspection Of those who with 10
bid The Commissioner ore not au,itrised %
contract for the buiidif lut have LueA m ointed
ion the purPoac Of procuring plans, cstimotes urd
proposals' With rcw Of Reporting dif,rclf r'aia.
estimates. &c. to tie ncxi july Court, ah:f no
Conri VIII arleet hntrcru nv rlnna annntIed
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DARTS AND WAGONS FsbKs
~ SSLE,-l have on hand ehd y ~ sell vesy
low fof cash or ~ hoss ct=dstivr good neEn,in-
JIG PuTVT
20 Ne. nail Road Carts
! ! tvgtorle wagon.

They are all made Of TIC lest rln'efislr. ~ish
good iron aSles, aud ! pledge ryseit 10 all thslu
low. Apply 10 DAHL s. fAsPER.
Jnne a6-lmif att, H. i.eneitts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-30

Many persons complain of being poster
ca 81 bed bugs, it is easy to avoid the IN
convenience. On going to bed, strip off
your shirt and cover yourself from head
to foot with boiled molasscs. Let every
part ofahe body be covered with it. On
coming TO bite you, the bugs will stick
fast in the molasses, and then you can kill
them
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-30
Sn Tons LUFzP PLASTER,

NV ~ bbh. ifpaFbAn.e tencnt,
100 bags best guilty Peruvian Gasno.
lu.t received aud for snls hy
June 23-dtif BIZ. sACKETT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-30

D4DKEGTlgN Fire III surAncs
J. CO, sieutegtd i8@5.---CtPiTAI, STOCK
S3OO,Oe0.--Wili insure acains, loa Q. dsta
sgeby fire on tho most favorable terms. Risls IA,
ken ION buildings ia town caunry.
Communications viii moot Win prompt nt,~ntien
il addressed to A. +, WfEfTEMORE IT,,
Juno 2-lmif Aannl Iynn hltiira "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-30

a funny writer advertises that when
yourliiends are laid up with the rheuma-
tism, always press them to come over and
take tea with you. While such acts of
kindness entail no expense on your pocket
book. they procure for you large reputa-
ton for sympathy and neighbcrly kind
ness. With proper determination, there is
nothing that pays better profit than
goodness Of heart"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-30
LIVE SToCk MARKET

Richmond, June 90.
BsEF CArTLE-Scts trogh,-$2 so to 81 IS.
Hoes Net 50 SO. in brisk demand.
SHrEo-Nct, fl 75a3 50 per head, price vary
ing nccnrdfcg TO quality.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-30

ANOTHER ARGUMENT INFAvoR OF SHORT
DREssEs-Prenlice commits himselfin re-
gard to this exciting and interesting subject
as follows:
Several correspondents in this city re-
quire us to say explicitly whether we are
for or against the proposed short dress for
the ladies. Oh. we are decidedly short
dress man. 1t is not in our power to pass
much time with the ladies, and we wish ,du-
ring orr brief opportunities, TO see as much
9fhena, as we can with propriety.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-30

~" Packages or extra Baggage to be sen, by
Boats or Stages, must go at the risk ofthc ownets
or we will not forward them.
BOYD, EDMUND & DAVENPORT
Jurc 30--fa