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RicElzsa orsd Markets.

Repor!ei expressly or he Lyaetburg Vngiaiaa.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURS DAY. JULY IL, 1851.
BAcco.-Lugs s5as74, as TO quality; Common
Leaf ssas9I if in dry order; Good Leaf
sl0asll it in dry order; Fine Leaf sl2 a
Sli, If in dry order. Manufacturing kinds
of leaf rule to order and quality, say
from 50 to $40; general sales of good ut
s10aSI5.
BAcos.-Shoulders7i asi for good to prime family;
Sides 9!nlOc for good western to family,
clear ofbnckbonc; Hams 9al2 cts City
smoked Western Pork 9a9a hog round.
BurTER.-None arriving; il il worth from Is to
90 cts, according to quality , the latter
for strictly prime.
BEEswAx.-22a24 cts.
CoTrox FARNs.-1Sa20 cts.
CoFFEE.-Old Java l25al34c; Laguyra 9ial0i;
Rio 94al0c.
CAYDLEs-Tallow 10Ia1 &c; Hull's patent bal 4c;
Sperm 43ai5c; Adamantuc 24a33c
FLoun.-Salcs at siasll. The latter good parcels
in the small way; demand very limited
FEArHERs.-35a3Sc
FIsH-No. Maclcre sIl; No. . sIo No. 3
s6ia$7 No. l Cut iierings North Car
DINA, s6sas7, Family Roe sGus7, in
quality half barrel Family Roe s3sasi,
GuANo.-Supply good Peruvian $i6lai9 per ton
of2000.
LrArnER.-Good light weights l5lnl64; heavy
155al6 damaged i29a14l.
LARp-Barrcls l0Inl03; kegs l21al3.
MoLAssEs-Cuba 23a25; n. Orleans 3ia39,
PLAsTER-Lutnp $50 by the Cargo, Basin 81
RIcE.-33a4l.
SALT-Sales l5jc from wharf None arriving just
now, from store 165a175c.
SuoAns-Porto Rico Gta7I; n. Q. Ga7l; Loaf 9sa
l0i; Crushed 9al0c.
SrEEL.-Amercan Blistcred 4in5i9
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ORITIARY.

Departed this life suddenly, the 18th June, Mt
the residence of her sou-in-law John Shelton near
Raymond, Miss. in the 18th year Of her age, Mrs.
ANN II. BowES, the wife of f. +. Bowen, of Mem
phis, Tenn. but formerly of Lynchbury, Va OF
retiring and unobtrusive manners, the deceased was
greatly endeared to those who knew her we'll
Kind in manners and feelings, she always produced
a favorable impression on whoever brought into
contact with her, and benevolent to the extent OF
her ability she was in very deed the friend of the
poor and beloved BY them. But il was in the tanii-
ly circle, where she was best known and most ap-
preciated. The weeping hearts OF her surviving
husband and children contain the evi lence OF how
deep hold, while living, she had ON their affection,
and of reverence for her memory, now TINT she has
gone to "that bourne whence no traveller returns.
The pen of the writer who knew her long and well,
would fail TO portray those feelings, we're the effort
made Let Us not. then, by attempting 1t, further
harrow up those feelings, which are called forth by
this affecting dispcnsation Of Providence
As was her often expressed wish, her remains
were deposited near those of her son, her mother
and deceased neice, there TO await the sounding
OF the Arohangels last trump Pure. virtuous and
of good report in her life, may her example be
sanciifed to those 50 near and dear 10 her, whom
she has left behind her, so TIM, they may be
ready, as she ready As sinks the summer >
sun into the bosom Of the Ocean, pencilling with
golden light the evening cloud, sank her soul in
10 tHe BOSOM OF eternity relfctin9 upon inc over
shadowBg darkness Of death. celestial brightness
and the sun which sets behind the distant noun
taius. shall rise agnin with reburnished glory. so
shall her body which we laid in the grave, come
forth again. the resurrection morn with immortal
brightness. Sd.
-, After an illness Of two days and nights,
ut her residence in Bedford county. at II o'clock
A. NJ, on Monday. the eth day July, 1851, Mrs.
Lucr HrsTFR, relict of tho late Peter Hunter,
decd, aged seventy-fve wears and FIVE days.
II is seldom tliaf we are called upon to record
the death ooae full Of years. and whose life has
been one Of so much activity. usefulness and pious
example in every relation OF life in which she had
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Prizes cashcd at this office.
Grand Schemes.

Monday 2l--Paiapsco Institute 1878 Is.
$4,000; 3,l5s 90; 1000; ,000 500--Tickets ga.
Washington County 29--75 -.
5a5, 600 0,0D0 5000; 2.076 200 Of 500-Tick-
cts S..
Tuesday 2o--BI Air 3i--7S I5
10000; 10000; 5000; AN 40; l000-Tiek-
cts 81.
"Wednesday a3-Pa'apsco hs,i NE o00--7S 10.
g,i3i 40; Of J.000-Tickcta 50.
Thursday a. Carroll CegH'y 30--15 II.
5000; 1000; G, 900; 1000; 90 of 50U--TieLot.
S.,
Friday 25-Nd Coasolila'ci 1913 10,
sl7 800 1900; $1,000 9, 500 Of ,o00--riekcls
81.
Saturday 2G-G Grant CoRSoiiiatc3 Q.--7S 30.
500 900; l0. 900; 10000; 10000 500; 5000 . of
5000; OF 1000. Tickets SEQ.
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brilliant schc mes for the wcck.

MONDAY 2i-t- Menonga1ia Ex. Closs W.
Capitel $4,000; 1000; zoos 4. ooo; 10 II s.soo
Tickets S.
TUESDAY asd--Do Glass 81.
Capital $40 900; 10000; 5000. 900; 20 NJ .om1.
Ticket. g.
WEDNESDAY 23d-Do FIX Clnssx.
Capital s37 500; al,ss9; of 5000; 20 u 1000.
Tickets $40.
THURSDAY aath--Do Glass 81.
Capital Se5 900, 5000; 5000; 5000; 10 of ,0OUs
Tickets IS.
FRIDAY 25th--Dc ExClussY
Capital enc 900; 5000; 1000; 600; 8 of 600.
Tickets IS.
SATURDAY a6th---Do Class G.
Capital $4,000; 33,Ga7; 2l.O0o; 10000; 100 Is
,j00---Tickcts $40.
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Ora yYn Numbers,

hosoagaiia Class r. Et.
AZ 80 e. So 80 10 IL 50 5s 80 GO 50 81 Il
l8oacsg gain Class 10.
81 ~ ca ~ ~ % Sc 60 az 81 s. go
Neaoaralia Ciass1s
90 3 81 81 n IS "a 4 IS % 20
Moacagaiia Eli. Class q.
IL IL 81 90 II 60 II 81 i6 =
MoaoHgaiie FIR. Ciass5I.
~ II IS ii 8 ca 60 50 81 CO IL a.
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DEFEAT OF THE RUSSIA
FROM ST. DOMINGO. &c.

NEW OKk, July TO.
Late advices received here from St. Do
miugo, represent the country as being
tranquil.
Adviccs from Trieste informs us that the
S. ship Independence lately put into that
port in consequence Of some excitement.
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VIM. McCRERY,s NEW AND

w LTth1 IOI IFH1 VFFTCE, Mum
Stree, opnoS lie Harriek House. +, MORRIS
& co, Successors 20 u. Paine 4 Co, Managers,
whose liberal aud popular Schemes command nd.
mifniion and not exeecd by any other In tho
United States and from their good luck heretofore
in the distribution OF Cafsal Psixcs the sau,c may
be expected
sg-Packagcs Ccrtideatcs OF Single Tickets.
can he had at all times by order otherwise.
tBTwo Schemes large and small, and Draw
inrs received daily.
t.SAll orders shall have prompt and conhdcn-
tial Intention.
p,,w,a hal "a, III. ,.u,,.
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w Crecry, (iate IF Riclmoal,) Maia 81,
near he Franklin Ho'ei, Lyael5gg, ra.-This en-
tirey new and handsome establishment Is open for
the accommodation Of nst!Cz, and tr0asient Boar
ders It has been fitted up especially for the busi-
ness furnished in now and I'M dsonc style, and viii
be kept in the very best manner.
Mrs. Nee. returns her THINKS for the unpfcce-
denied patronage bestowed upon her house during
the short period il has been opened Arrangements
has been made for the accommodation Of horses and
vehicles
Mrs. Nice solcits share ofthe public patronage,
promising Der personal attention 20 every depart
mcnt Of the House. with the assistance Of her hua-
band who is engaged ia another business.
Prices the same similar establishment.
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Cia.s rs hall 90 80 60. prize of ...... $eua
0 IL 90. $50
A. I, WIiirTEMORE, Jn.
~ Orders for packages. certificates Of paeka.
ges OF single tickets, in any of the Lotteries Of j.
w Maury 4 Co.. viii meet with prompt attention
il addressed to A, F. WllITTEMORE, Jr,
Lynchburg, Va
EY~ Communications strictly confidential
I,.ix -,
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Drawn Nr,,cpbcrs.

Pd'dpsco lD2.
80 90 % 50 so AZ ~ 80 &C 40 81 "a 90
lfaliagton Comfy 81.
90 46 40 Ii 30 81 - 80 IL Go 50 6s rs so II
Pdlapsco lDf.
"a 1872 &C G5 ~ II II 81 20 %
.Saslaeaaano, 81.
Al so 90 Gi SO . ~ "a 20 SO 20 81 ~
For PRICES eull or send to
July 2l-it MeCRERYS Lnchy OGee.
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RIcnMnxp. 18th July. ISL.

The bearer of this, Mr. James A. Dudley, is en-
gagged in an enterprise the object of which is to
sabiish and sustain Literary Family Newspaper in
Richmond, (viz, ''the Magnolia.n) The FIRST num-
Der have seen, and take great peasuse in recon-
mcnding il to the patronage of the Virginia public.
II win suffer nothing in comparison with similar pa
pcrs. many ofwhich successfully sustained
Mt the North. From its Intrinsic acrif it deserves
patronagc-ns Southern enterprise it ought to com
mand it.
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NTANTED, mt the above establishments hense
wv keeper, ns an aBsistant TO Mrs. Nee, To
one who il capable. liberal wngcs will be paid.
ALSO--a first rutc dinng-room OF house Servant.
Iu1v o1-ts
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JOHN b. FLOYD

= BY the removal of Col Talco,t
from the Bureau Of ordnance. and his dis
charge from the service Brevet Col. H.
X. Craig lately lieutenant colonel of the
ordnancc) succeeds by seniority and APP
pointment to the rank Of colonel of that
department. Col. c. is an old and expo
rienccd officer. having entered the army as
second lieutenant of artillery on the 18th
of March, 1912.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

ADDITIONAL NEWS PER ASIA.
Tobacco Is in better demand in the Eng
lish Markets aud prices are tending up
wards.
DEFEAT OF THE RUSSIANS.
News has been received Of the total de-
feat of a column of Russian soldiers, by
their old and implacable foes, the Clrcas-
slams. The Russians lost 5000 men IN the
engagement, computing the killed, wound
ed and those taken prisoners.
ENGLAND.-The Ecclesiastical Ii
ties bill has passed the House ofCommons
the Ministry sustaining defeat on twoPro-
positions contained therein.
The news from other portions of Europe
possesses no interest.
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COTTON YARNS,

COTTON YARNS.-1he James Ripr
" Manufacturing Company in addition to tie
usual stock OF Shectnes, Oznaburgs, Grain Bngsins
sc, is now prepared to furnish complete nssort-
ments of Cotton Yarns Of its own make OF
superior quality, and on reasonable terms. Parties
in want OF this article will do well make aPplica
ton to the subscriber before buying elsewhere
.sf' Orders promptly executed.
T.. b. BENTLEY,
PdrlmoyI 9th July--5t Agent.
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EXCHANGES.

EXCHANGES.
Baltimore, do
Boston, do
Philadelphia, do
Bank Notes n. Carolina, TO do discount
s. Carolina l 10 do do
Tennessee. TO 6 do do
STOCKS.
Corporation Bonds 500.
Lynchburg Hose and Fire Insurance Company
pur :20--snles s25.
Citizens Saving Bank slO0-saes slO7li since
dividend
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cELL1NG OFF ATCOsT.-.A spleen

- did assortment of Cloths, Cpssmores and vos-
tings, all Of the finest quality carefully select
ed by myself this spring, for this market. Country
merchants are invited TO examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere, they will find II 10 their
advantage. l.. McDIVTTT,
Merchant Tailor. next door 10 ohm y. Wright's
Book and Jcwclry Store, Main ST., Lynebburg, Va.
Inn D--1rt,il
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lee ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


BURG HOSE AND FIRE INSURANCE
CONPANY.-A HOME tNSTlTuTlON.-Tbis
COMPANY makes assurances against loss or daint Re
hy Fire On Dwelling Houses Stores, Tobncco Fac
tories and other Buildings on Furniture, Goods,
Wares and Merchandise generally, in town and
country, on the most favorable terms.
Al.omnkes assurances on the lives Of all persons
enjoying good hculth aud Of sound constitutions
Except such "a are engaged in work Rail Roads,
Canals and other extraordinary cmploymeut,) Tor
the whole duration life, or for limited period
Slaves employed in ordinary occupation, (noi on
Rail Raads. Canals. other extra public work, }
Will DO insured on reasonable terms.
BOARD OF DIRECroRs.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
i. 7. G. PETERS, Vice Prc,t.
s. DIUGUID, Chief Engineer.
II. O. ScHooLriELp, s. g. IrRr,
Tnos. O. AcREE. JAS. NJ CoBns
MARTIN HOLLINS, Treasurer.
NJ. w. DhyEsPoRT, Secy
DR. r, II. Gilmer, Med'c@
DIR. VIM. Otway Owen, EfdmU"rs.
July 9t--fs
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LOTTERIES.
4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES frcu

II y ~ IN NEBIhIHVfENGE1 GVn1u
~ TILE GOLD DlGGiNGS.-- WHIT TE-
MURE'S UFFICE.--A prize Of $1,1OO IL
Sussex County Lottery, enas 30. sold 10 citizen Vi
Lsnehburg, aud = capital OF $1,000 ON n whoss
ticket Monongnia Glass r.. returned to the iunns-
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EXCHANGE.
-
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NICHNUND, July II IoJU.
BEEF CArTLE-!Scale tceight-s2 25to 50 %.
IIoGs-Nctt So 80, and in brisk demand at quo
tations.
ng according to quality.
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pcx NOTICE.--VaIuabIc Land for

e. Salc.-l offer for snle the Tract of Land
on which reside, lying in the county Of Campbell
on Whipping Creek, % miles South Of Lynchburg.
adjoining the lands of John y. Payne. A. 8. Whit
low and others, containing I5AO Acres. This
land lies well and can be conveniently divided To
suit purchasers il desired. There urc obout 1900
acres in woods well tnbcrcd with good pine md
ouk timber the balance all under good fence,
with 100 acres in clover. The improvements ars
Ssa TWO GOOD FRAMED DWELLING
ELL HOUSES, Ice House, and MI necessary out
houses, with plenty of good Tobacco Barns. A
further description IA deemed unnecessary NJ per-
sons wishing to purchase are invited to view tho
nrnniana. [ lnne 2-2mifl Join BRADLEY
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gV We find the following information

EV We find the following information
going the rounds of the papers. but know
nothing ofthe parsonage named, howsoever
notorious" he may be.
"A dispatch from Cincinnati says that John Lon
don. a notorious couuterlcitcr from Virginia, was
arrested Il few DAYS since board II steamer en-
route for Texas. On the officers approaching him.
he resisted them and drew bowie knife They,
however. shot at him, and finally secured him lie
is now on his way to Nirginia. When arrested, he
had his family with him. and also $40 600 in good
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-21

u The number of deaths from Cholc-
n in ST. Louis during the week ending
2Sth Of June, was 100. The Union of
that city, fears much that the terrible dis
case in fast assuming the appearance Of an
epidemic and urges upon all. the utmost
care in their diet, clothing and general hab-
lie Of life.
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ma DAM RtT.r.DEtss.-Thc v.

ITO DAM EtEEDEtss.-lhcN V. y !
Il Il. II. Company propose 70 raakc some addi-
lions to the Dam upon Backwator Creek, lately
the property Of the Lynehburg Manufacturing Co,
and invite proposals from persons engaged IN Dam
building. Further information may be obtained at
the railroad office. G. +, NJ GARRETT,
IynchLnry July oI-4t1 Chief Engineer.
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"a Bg0Onser."

Friday evening, our citizens were graft
fed with the sight Of live Bloomer. A
bout O'Clock she became visible, in 2nd
Alley, and with much modest hesitancy,
made her way up into main street. Along
this street she proceeded, with a lcisurcly
aud scfcomposcd air. enveloped by
cloud Of factory boys, and gazcd at from
innumerablc doors and windows. When
we first saw her, officer IiIdcn had gal
lantly come to her relief, and was engaged
/, dispensing the crowd, with his usual de-
termination purpose and energy OF man
ner. Her dress was pink satin chdPedu'
(mczzo -turban.) trimmed with white feath-
crs, and braided with silver chord and
cluster Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bodice OF
the ordinary style, and skirt falling a HHle
below the knces-whitc satin trousers,
large and loose, and falling over the ankle
around which they were banded-with
white gaitcr boots, laced up the insiep.-
The dress WAS decidedly picturesque and
pleasing, ard the wearer, poor "chlld OF SIN
and shame" that she was, quite pretty. After
reaching thehcad ofMain Street, she turncd,
retraccd her steps, and walked the whole
length Of the street, with royal lndiffcr-
cncc to the excitement she produced, and
an air Of sublime vacuity. Turning a.
gain she came back as far as 2nd Alley,
down which she disappeared, amid the
cheers of her ragged re,inue. Her mime
we understand is Emma Hall, Of Rich
mond
After dark, we are informed, there was
another appearance. which iell tar short OF
the frst-in length of dress.
m
EV Speaking of the various nomina-
tons of Gen. Scott, for the Presidency,
the Alexandria Gazette, very discrcetly
observes: 1t is quite certain that all these
movements are premature and improper;
and it is equally certain that the Wings Of
the country will not suffer the active in
,rigucs of free soil politicians to throw
them into false position. There is time
enough for President making, without
plunging into that Business now. We
have an excellent President and an excel
len, Cabinet now. The Whigs may think
it best to continue the services ofthc present
incumbent, if they can. The probability
now is, that they will be satisfied with Mr..
Fillmore. At any rate, we repeat, they
will ..wait and sec''
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NEW FLOUR, EOE SALE BY
~ ~

n EN ELOS AZ I'VE sAsh. -
IN July 2l-ts JOS. II. WILSON,.
V57EiE vi A q N o h A.--JOHN y.
IL U-RIGHItis authorized to receive subscrip-
tons and moneys inihis city, TO this new aud pop
unr sourHrHS LTTERsgf JOURNAL, which has
been established recently in Richmond.
"Thc MAGxoLfA" is under the editnriul control
of Oiiro p. BdLi~ia, Esp. senior editor Of the
Richmond Republican, descrvodiy one of tho most
popular and able literary writers IN the South, and
even in this country.
"The Magnolia" is published every Saturday at
tho low price Of So per anrum in advance
ID III
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II Father Matthew, has written let
Der in which he makes known, his intention
|ofleaxing America, in the month of Au-
|rsss.
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NOTiCE.--Thc undersigned having pur-
i Y chased the interest Of JNO. NJ. MILLER in
the concern Of w. A. & ]. N. MILLER IN Lynch
b1vg, the business viii in future be conducted a,
the stand, under the style and firm, Of MILL
Err g. COMPTON. This change is intended To
include all the business transacted by the firm from
its commencement here, consequently no change
will be made in the accounts.
WM A. MILLER.
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The Editor of the Mountain Chronicle
n. c. intending to be absent, from his
post, a short time, briefly announces the
fact, and adds.
"During Our absence paper viii not suffer,
but on the contrary. will be much bcttcred. Our
better half, who has been pronounced by u compo-
TINT Judge "thc smaricst man of the two" will have
Jurisdiction over its columns She is staunch
democrat, and decidedly opposes to the new limo
walton on female costume; and only fear ia, that
when we return, our readers will insist, upon our
going again"
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NOTICE. shall leave home the first Of
l Y May next and be absent in Europe probably
5 or months. and during my absence James 7.
johnson, Esq, Of Liberty. win attend to my None
tary Matters generally, with whom shall dePoslte
such bonds and accounts as VIII probably require
at,.nt;au while am gone. | have secured the
services Of Mr.. James l.. oncy Of Liberty. who
viii reside at my house and attend 10 the general
supervision Of the Plantation, and will also ,nke
charge of my Books and accounts not left with Mr..
johnson. A. b. NICHOLS.
AIay5-w3u1if
lEDAK FOREST SCHOOL WILL
~ be again resumed on Monday the aist July
1851. Terms unchanged.
SAMUEL T. MILLER
Julg fo--ys,;f DAvIDP. MILLER
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noRCRATT PAENTENG.--O. II.

~ SALE OF LAND.-PURSuAN1
-. to deeds Of trust executed to me By j. s,
Langhorne and w:fe and the heirs Of Linneus Boil
ling, decd, shall, on Saturday, the 2Gth day Of
July, 1851 in front Of the market hose in the town
Of Lynchburg. sell To the highest bidder, for cash,
TRACT or LAND, containing 70 ACRES, being
part of tract known ms Bolling's tract, lying on
both sides Of Stovalps creek, near Warwicks mills
in the county Of Amherst, and about half Of a mile
from the Canal This land is well situated for n
and grii mill, and in other respects desirable
WM. r. YANCEY. Trustee.
Ian 07-vfo6inIv
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NEW CONCEKN.--Wns A. d
~ HMM VI MILLER take this method Of

informing their friends and the public generally.
that they we taken the large and commodius gran
ito front building, on Bank Square, opposite Henry
Davis (forrnerly occupied by A. u. Ruckerl iorthe
purpose If transacting general GROCERJ,
COMMISSION e. FOR IVARDLNG BUSI
NESS.
We arc now receiving our supply of GOODS, re-
Gently purchased in the Northern markets upon the
most advantageous terms, consisting in part OF
PRN o and Cuba SUI Rice
cars Sperm. Adamantine and
St Croix and Cuba SUI Tallow Candies
CARS very fine Brown and Yaricgatcd
Il O and Sugar house Soaps
Molasses Green and Black Tens,
Rio and Laguyra coffee pnr, very superior
Maricabo do Flour
Old covni't Java do Mackcrcl
Mocha do Cpt and Roe Uerrings
Cotton yarns Of all Nos Sole Leather
Nails Of all sizes Shoe Thread
Bar. rolled. band and Nova Scota grind stones
hoop iron Painted Pals
Bistercd Steel Nest Tubs
Cast do Liquors OF every qnal'y,
Shear do embracing all the diff
octapon cast do fcrent kinds oflyhislSy,
S,I, Brandy. Run. Gin, Nal
Lime - aga, Madeira. Port, Sher-
Bacon superior quality ~ and champagne
Cigurs, some of the very Wines,
finest brands Best London Porter, qts.
Window Glass & putty and pts
DOMEsTICS. CALICO. ALPACA,
Lawns, Ginehams, Irish Linens, silk and cotton
hdk'fs, Oznnburgs, Nankcen Oznnburgs, Hats,Boots
and Shoes, Pepper, Ginger, Spice, Mace, Nutmeg,
Coppcras, Alum, Indigo. Nader, Starch, Soda,
Salt Petre. Birthstone. Bed-cords and Plough lines;
all Of which viii sell the most favorable terms
for cash. or to punctual customers in exchange for
country produce. Persons visiting this market
would do well to give us call before purchasing.
as we are determined to give satisfaction, ard az
our goods have been purchased at such a favorable
time, we offer great Inducements to people to
buy from Particular attention paid 70 filling or
ders receiving and forwarding goods. Please give
US trial. WIN. A. e. JNO. NJ. MILLER.
July lots
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-21

II We are requested to say, that fhe
Rev. VIM. A. Smith, d. D., is expected
to deliver a course of Lectures on Slavery,
commencing tonight.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-21

Gg The Washington correspondent Of
the Baltimore Clipper states that W. l..
Chaplin, indicted for stealing and trans
porting the slaves of Msssrs. Stephens and
Toonlbs, last summer, has forfeited his re-
cogaizance, and suit has been commenced
against his suretics. The amount of bail
was six thousand dollars.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-21

~ The total value Of the assessed real and per-
sonal property in the city of New York this year is
officially ascertainod to be $500 los, 35S, 90
showing an Increase over the assessment Of last
wear of more than S34. 600. 600.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-21

- Forrest, the actor,has sued Willis,
the author, for Delaying his damages at
$4,000.