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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13
For Clerk Of Cam pbcm Circuit. CT.

To Me Voters Of Campbell County.
At the solicitation of many OF nv friends an
myselfa candidate for the Office Of Clerk Of
the Circuit Court oi Campbell county. Having ac-
ted assistant in that. and several other Clerks
Offices for nearly four years. atter myself that (if
elected) shall be able discharge the duties Of
the Office in a satisfactory manner
N"v. 6-tsif J. NEWTON GORDON.
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Joseph Hickman, John Saunders. Thos
+. Hatcher. Samuel II. Woods. Arnold
Walker, Willis Lcisly and Saml. Fishburn.
And on motion the Chairman and Sc
cretary were added
RscH,RD TALIAFERRo, CHM.
WM. b. CRUMP, Sec'y.
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{. FIELDING B.LEWIs-TAKE
ia WASH

In INGTON CITY. The Undersigned having
been induced to embark in the Exchange and Bank
ing business, in the Cry IF IIashmglon. ID. e.,
Avails himself of an early occasion notify his
friends and the public generally Of the fact, and to
solicit their encouragement. His institution will be
known as THE BANK or THE UNION And
from which not one dollar will lie issued for crcua-
tion that will be reprcseacdby something tangible
and Substantial the shape ofold and Silver Drafts
ON the unifedSiates Treasury. Northern Exchange
or Virginia Bankabc Funds.
By a strict adherence 10 legitimate issue upon
such basis, it win readily be perceived that the
public are protected. and the bank itself made to
stand on the sarest foundation. This enterprise is
entered upon sfscr the delibesaiio and i,
is gratifying to know that with the approx
al Inexperienced and ssgacions fnanciers Of New
York, Washington and Richmond.
In addition TO the issue Of notes for circulation
The Basss of the Union will collect drafs on tho
Government. and the principal cities d the Uni
ted States, and ~Kl negotiate for the purchase OF
sale ION commissinn) of State Stocks Guaranteed
Bonds Of Canal aad Railroad companies and Other
good securities.
| ~ Any business connected with the different
Departments ofthe Government in " asingi W il
/ be attended to on liberal terms.
&c. II. GALLAHER
4 Nov 10 -3tl
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AUCTION SALES.
COMMIssIONER'sT sALE.-hna7.

~ spaner Of decree ''.ihr Circuit Cpur; IF rb,.
county It Arpoma,tcs. IL tho case of Horace l..
Kent aud ticorgc VI. Arwat,'r. surviving partners Of
the late firm of Kent. kraiail & Awa,cr. ageins,
| Robert Isbcll. Frederick lsl,ll aud Brnjamin W.
Jennings. rendered on tl- 2si day ot October
ISL : the undersigned. who was appointed
special Commissioner CIR tho purpose win
proceed, ut Stone Wall Nills. IL the comfy &c Apl
rona,toS. ON the FIRST dan nt Drccinber. 1851. 20
sell, to the highest bidder. public auetiu tho col.
'owia- property. belonging To Robert lsbeii. viz:
seven negroes. VII: Betsy. woman and her child
Jane; Mary. wunan. anil her four children. II-r.
ry, George, Allen and lizzy one bay Mare one s,r-
ri Mare, YOKE OF Oxen and OK cart three cow.
and calves ,wo WORKINGS. aal wem,y-rnc head of
hogs; Household and Kitchen Furniture: Cf,ps 81,
MI ki;'ls growing severed +; the in,crrs, Of snid
Isbl in right Of hiS wi II The negroes hcauca, he'd
byCharcs rcnick to hishaus htcr Nancy Raaz; also
all the other estate Of the said Robert IsbelI real
md PERSONAL the property bciuEt tho same convened
bs tho said Robert isbcsi. tn Frederick w I-h.ll
,rustco.hy deed bearing date tho 3alh july 1851.
and recorded Ia tho clerks eiliro Of Appon,st,ux
county court, the day rnl date last ubasu n,at-
toned.
The personal property VIII he sold On a credit Of
six months. and the real estate on a credit of sis
twelve anal eighteen months. bonds with good s~cu
rity being required in both cases and the title To tho
land being until The laspaymcn for tho pur
chase money be made.
wM PAEIs, Special Comr.
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v6-wtd,


Acting under the provisions or a decJ of tr,,a,.
executed to the 9th day OF December. 1916.
BY Robert Isbcll, VIM. |. Isbcll. and Frederick W.
isbcll, which deed is Of record IN the Clerks Office
OF AppomaituN county court. for the purposes In
said deed oxprc sed, we will. at Stone Wall Mills,
in tie county Of ApPomaitox on the first ,lav of De.
| cemher. 1871. sell for money, NJ auction. EItifl-
~ TYfiVE ACRES or LAND. with the
--4.- Mats. Houses. and other improvements In
ciud'ng the fERRf across James River; il being
the snmc land sold ard conveyed ~ Wits n
Phnkct. trustee, To Alexander Mui.ly, and by
said Alexander Mundy To said Robert and rreIcr
ick w. lsbell. sons Of William l-hcli. md known
by the nnnic Of " The Stone Wall Mill..r
Tins property Is too well known 10 need par
ticunr description From ,s location near the J.
t. < IN Canal, and being surrounded hy an ex-
'ensive grain growing region !, il wen worthy of
the attention of persons de.iroas of emburLinr in
the Milling business.
CHARLES Il. SLAUGHTER, I Tru.-
CHARLES w. CHRISTIAN { Too.
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II We are requested to announce JOHN d
ALEXANDER, candidate for the Clerkship il
the Circuis Court for Campbell county.
Nov I0-ifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13
NLW JERSEY

Parties in the next Legislature Of the
State will stand thus:
SENATE Wings, IS Democrats.
AssEMnLy.-1l Wings, 46 Democrats.
Democratic majority on joint ballot, As.
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.lD NOYEa;nEIf. lsxI '.,..I,-l Irrs J

ynCfFLl oFNElF GOODS ~ MARX.
hf'-JNo. }. fuRNisi is now receiving ty Canal
e.s,s Comet. "binrse "Jno. r. Mcdaniel
Liberty" and 'Eainr. 4 ,e,y lnr,c ,t,et ~ b..
Goaas, SAccf HRs. Ceps. Ecaarss .Sc az.
lie would inform bis .,ncrs aud tho Public a,
largo. thst groat t,,l ha. taken place within tho
last few weeks ia the prices of good. 10 tho North.
markets.
WHoL As il will be i,nros.bl, 10
dispose OF oil thin large soca Of goods nj retail.
wiii SCI y to"f'y Me'th'n'sro assort heir stocks.
many articles that viii pay good rrtats
Nav 3--iwf J\p I F,isRyts A.
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CANDIDATES FOR orFICE.

AL persons announcing thrmscvcs candidates
for ONCE, under the New Constitution, will be
charged ut the usual advertising rates
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13
GUANO.-A small quari genuine Pcruti
" an GKaao, for sale low to clase.
Nov lets JAMES Il. RESXyIcN
: NOTICE.--New-York & Vir-

81 NOTICE.--SeW-YOrk & Vir-
80 GINA STEAMSHIP COMPANY. The
elegant A |. side-~hcel steamship ROANOKE 1909
tons burthcn. LEWIS PARISH Commander. con-
tinues to make her regular weekly trips between
this port and New York, leaving here every Tues
day afternoon at O'Clock. Returning, she leaves
New York every Saturday afternoon, at o'clock,
a:fnrdng facilities TO Merchants and others, that
they have never had before. except by express
The rates OF freight the following articles from
here to New fork follows: Hhds Tobacco
s5sboxes do 2oc; three quarter do Ice half do acc;
Flour per bbl30c
Her accommodations for passengers are Of the
first class Passage and fare, including Siaie room
only $40; Steerage passage only 81 Children 10
years Of ase and under. half price.
This line has no connection with any other The
Steamship Saratoga in course Of eons;rae-
| ti.n will be on the line hv the Spring.
LCDLAM & WATSON.
| Nov Get Richmond. Va.
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EXCHANGES.

EXCHANGES
Checks on New York. 1toI per ct premium.
Baltimore, do
Boston, do |
Philadelphia, do
Bank Notes N. Carolina, to do discount.
5. Carolina l To do do
Tennessee. 5 to do do
STOCKS.
Corporation Bonds 500.
Lynchbnrg Hose and Fire Insurance Company
par s20-salcs so.
dividend.
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CENERAJ,.-.--.y Ii Eynchburg

si.isftfS ~ CHRISTIAN. viii
give attention renting out Houses, hiring our
Negroes, negotiating sales Of Real Estate collect
ing and settling up claims, procuring information,
and TO any other business requiring Agent in or
near Lynchhurg. Business entrusted To him will
meet with ready attention, on reasonable terms
All communications, post paid, will be promptly at
tended to.
~ Office with Garland & Slaughter Main
Street. (Oct. 9-3nD
IL Ralfnrl Sentinel cnnv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13
w AlSK5 ED.

In this place, yesterday evening. by the Rev. A
NJ. Ship. the Rev. WILLIAM W. ALBEA. of thu
North Carolina Conference, to Miss EuGENIA E
llooKER. daughter Of the atc Nathan Hooker, Esq.
HfiKSJ0r0rpi Recorder
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13

" We requested to s,afc that MATHEW
d. NOwLlN, is a candidate for the SheriiIal,y OF
Campbell county. Nov I3-ifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13
I AIDES ana Gents kia Glove.

IL 30 dorm Ladies' sud GcviIou.u's kid
Gloves, Gall eo!ors) the beat article thot could he
purchased in Pori4. whrraod 10 be superior to any
glove in the market.
Or i3-ins DIT G. PETERS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13

~ We are authorised to announce CHRISTIE
PHER CLARK, candidate for the Shcriafslty Of
Campbell county. Nov l3-ifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13

lt'- We arc requested to announce WILLIAM
ORGAN, candidate for the Shcriflal,y OF Camp
bell county. Nov l3-ifis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13
Ns DENGIkARLE EAMILY Hcsi-

N DESIRABLE FAMILY Resi-
Aii1 DENCE AT AuCT1ON.-On Thur.Jay The
18th day q. November. il fair. | will sell ut Public
auction. the premises. new and bcautiii,l
Frame House. with lnlf an acre OF ground,
on which is an excellent Well uf winter, situated on
18th Strccr and Ist Alley in the ncis,bor!.ood Of
the White House.
The House contains six rooms, and !, web ndnp-
ted for a family residence.
Should the House not be sold on the above dny.
from rain or other causes, il will positively DO sold
on Saturday evening, the 18th inst.
JOHN. PIIAuP.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13

FvI't" 1HIs HlNFhIhEfh yVry hnndvomo n.-oyi.
mcnt Of
BIN wut'd. Cloaks,
Mautillas
Plain blk Mantiilas,
Ono magnificent blae Velvet (-mb',) Mnn:fr.
MATE mud purchased il Pnris, md /. eur,un, tlc
richest thing ever seen h, thf. piacc.
Oct f3--ifi. Don n 4, prTrry
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10TH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NJ:

errTgfu NEW BOOkS.--JUST PUB
<--lSsiss2Z lished and for sale by
s.H.,NaN ID. h. PAYNE s. BRO.
Naval Life by W. +. Lynch. L. s. n,
Captains of Old World,
Rslzl Homes Sketches of Houses. suited to Am.
country life.
Watching Spirits by Mrs. Ellis.
Trials of Truthful Christian by Chu=er
The Young Christian by Abbott. Ell,
Chances at Europe. by Horace Greeley
Lives Queens OF Scotland. vol End.
The - decisive Battles OF the World
Legends Of the Flowers.
Hand Book of Literature and the Fine Arts.
Rule aud Misrnle Of the English in Am, hy Hall
burton
Aylmese and other PoeHs, by Conrad.
The beauties of History,
Thirty years with Ihdiaa Tribes.
Queens Of England, NOR ssTPly. &C. &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13
APPOINTMENTS OF
Conference,

MErHoprsTs EPISCOPAL CHURCH SouTn.
RICHMOND DIsTRrr--Jacob Manning,
p Il
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&TLN IIU'KF'S.A-ItD p. Six Hkf.,
- some very superior, among which nnas DO found
some genuine Bundnpas. cstra sizc. Also sotnc
beautiful Exhibition udk'ls. all 81 exceedingly i,w
prices, Ut
Sept 2g--t-if D. r. O. PETEEgs
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NEW YORK ELECTIONS.
ALpANY. Nov. SIP. NJ.

Contest close and result involved in
great doubt. A dispatch from Albany,
says:
ALBANY, Nov. S, P. NJ
There is nothing TO change the opinion
expressed yesterday that Uman. Cook.
and Fitzhugh are elected and probably
Forsyihe on the Wing ticket. The Dem
ocrats claim confidently the election of
Wright. McAlpine. Storms and johnson.
The Tribune Of Saturday evening fears
the Wings have lost the Senate In the
House as far as heard from parties stand
thus: Wings 62, Democrats CT, doubtful s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13
CEILING OFF, SELLING OFF

~ At COST FOR CASH 10 oIpse business
Oar entire stock Of STAPLE aud Fancy Dry Goods.
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Boof-. Trunks. II rare, hap
pens for 50 very orRc stuck hf desfutlc Good. 10
be thrown upon the mnikct ut such unprecedented.
y low prices. The public and ~ nre Invited 10
call aud supply tbcmsclvr. With Goods atCo.i
Oct 2--iiis MEM & ffWATkIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13
For Commemorative Attorney.

sT-We are authorised to announce JOHN c.
MuRRELL candidate for the office of Common
wenlth's Attorney. for the county of Campbell I'M
der the new Constitution. Oct Colts
sR We are requested to state that Col. JOEL
j. LEFTWlCfi is a candidate for Commonw alth's
Attorney, for Campbell county, under the new on
stitution. Oct 30-iits
~ We authorised to state that EDWARD
ID. CHRISTIAN is candidate for Common
weuiths Attorney, for the county of Campbell UNI
der the Constitution. Oct 30-itts
~ We are authorized to announce ROBERT
l.. KENT as u candidate for tho Office Of Common
weulths Attorney for the county Of Campbell.
Nov. Cts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13

IL We arcgratifed to be able to state,
that the persons with whom the scaifold at
the New Presbyterian Church gave way,
arc recovering from the injuries received.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13

Drawn Numbers.
Monongalia- Class los.
g. IS 80 81 8 81 Ia GS CT ii
MoRoagalm Class l6G.
46 60 "a Il 60 90 81 81 81 ~
HoaoRgala Extra Cioss 1i9.
90 30 - Is - 30 A SO 81 IL IS
Monongata Glars ICY
i6 80 IL % e. IS a. IL 81 81 - 10 50 10
40 ~
A. r. WHITTEMORE. IT.
~ Orders for packages. certificates Of packn-
ses, single tickets, in any Of the Lotteries Of J
w. Maury & Co, viii meet with prompt attention
If addressed to A. T. WHiTTEMORE. Jr.,
Lynchburg, Va.
70 Communications strictly confidential.
Nov I3-lt
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Frcights an ana Down Tic C,mnI.

Tobacco, leaf (per hogshead.) 81
Do. manufactured (per box,) 10
Flour. (per bbl.) 10
Bar Iron, (per tony le5
Pig Iron, (per ton.) 90
Lead, Pig and Shot, (rer ton.) 90
Plaster, (rer TONI 1 90
nait' lper sack.) G!
Merchandise and Produce, (per 1907 Toto 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13
IT MEN CAM.TIDMFs.--aJO .,ox
CHAwLs. syIAWas,.-A'NE

- J.. q. liandkcrchiefi, from 4 dos IL To ths
'incsi-warrnnted To BE- oil Linen. Among which
may be found some cstrn size gents. hAkf4
oet2-ifis ID T. e. PETERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13
@ILK AND SATIN NlArsrs AMI

- CRANATS.--Ihc subscriber has Row ore,
the most M -nilicont sfvck % fnc SIN and sntIv
Scnrf- and Craynts in tho mnrkct q. iioy w.,s
bought Ia London und Paris and are much ,h.r,
~ than usual.
Bk Italian Crnvnts from 50rto 50 90
: Scart., very rhcnp,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13

Mr.. Thomas NJ. Smyth. OF Wythe
county. made the following remarks at the
recent Democratic State Convention:
mir. President: believe that none but
speaker . available There il an in
creased and increasing taste in the State
Tor public speaking; there is dewand for
H. and an almost unboundcd admiration
ioran effective popular orator. The Wigs
know this fact, and you will see that the
Convention now in session on the other
side Of the mountains will nominate Geo.
w. s. who 10 said to be almost unrivalled
- speaker. Heis glorious orator
have sat and listened to him until Wig
- he Is. l have found my feelings running
out after him whithersocvcr he directed
One hundred thousand young Virginians
will come to the polls on the second Mon
day in December next. to exercise for the
first time. the proud prcrogstive Of a Vir-
ginian frceman-thc right to vote. II is
fair to presume that one half. at least, OF
these new voters have never formed any
POLITICAL opinions. Sir, it scM not do to let
George w. Summers 60 among these
young men (whom ! Judge by myself with
out being accompanied by Democrat
who Yields as bright blade as he"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13

~ luil"fins &c.--Tho snl.sf rihcr Ln. pn, IN,
largest stock irl0hs, cassn,crcs and sestius,
or zen % Lyncllbrrg. batiur jir-t opsned.-.
10 pieces twillrd aud piun bIucLtfrcDeb c,,b.
manufactured IN AK Ia chapplie. France meal,
Tor the subscriber. and Is certainly the Lnndsomo.,
and cheapest assortment ever brought to tb. mark .
CT.
b pieces Engli,h aud French fancy o,,,;,,,,..
beautiful styles.--ALso
10 pieces BIZ French iocslinp nnauoGrforrJ
lor TIE snlsciih,r, und magnificent s,eca n French
FfpsA and Cassip,crc Ic0ipgs
lie can have the nbove good, n,atu,inr in his
MOS, 'Hshionnhlc aud dnrable5Lin in. an experienced
rnf''os'eh' ~. lnp,1!s aud will warrant rcr-
us1a"o, u large and spcnd,i stock of nYIDY-
NADE CLOTHfNG. Among the stock nny b.
found lot of Exhibition Reversible oecr Con,s,
male in London.
Oct IG-ifs nD< II r. pETrDg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13

- stock q plain aud plaid Long Shawl, sono Of
| which ARE very hnndsone; also some beautiful
cmb'd Mcrino Shawl.
Oct I3--tsn d. r G. pETERy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13
WHITTEMORE,S OFFICE.

Schemes for the week.
THURSDAY Electromagnetic Glass fills Is
Capitals-s25 600; . OF 900; 5000; 900 Tick
cts s..
FRIDAY lido Glass I72-7S 10.
Capitals-IS,00 1000; 5000; 3,000-Tick-
cts 81.
SATURDAY Electromagnetic, Glass 173-7j H.
Capitals s33,o0O 1000; 5000 5,oOO 80 Of
1000. Tickets $40.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13

go RON MfNCFACTORy.--Mu
1-1N a. AGREE, AT THEIR OLD STAND, Main
Steci, Lyochbntg, Va.
The undersigned would respectfully inform the
public, that nf their concern has Just returned
from the North, where they have purchased for the
trade Of this Pacc, every description Of coai and
Wood Stores, amongst which they atter themselves
i'll be found many patterns Of Parlor, Church. OF
fec, Store and Cooking Sto.cs, which viii com
pare favorably with my offered in this any other
market
They continue to give attention to Covtring and
entering Hoacr. Sc. They keep constantly on
hand all kinds Of Roofing Materials, md are pre-
pared work Of that Kind on tho most ap-
proved plans and with dispatch.
They have recently enlarged md improved their
faci!i;es for the Manufacture Of TIN, COPPER.
Iron and line nore. and able 10 offer induce
nen,s either by retail TO Merchants procuring
supplies for the retail country trade.
We invite examination of onr stock which Is
very lorgc, and embracing great variety of house
keeping articles, too tedious to cunrBeraic.
Terms rey iberaL Cash viii he paid for old
Pewter. viii take in exchange for any arli-
Gle in our line. NURRILL & AGREE.
Oct. 20-is If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13

TL0TsAS. CEOChS.-Jast received, a
~ few doz- Of those superior .iaFine time pieces
the best clock ever invented, nantrl and hanging
at reduced prices, at
MosBT & H0LCoMBE'S,
Nov l0-is Ayot. and Gem. Mcr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13
NrEW observation-disclosures. nor


L NLiWOOD NURSERY Tho Subscriber in
forms his friends and the public generally that he
has commenced the business Of Horticulture and
Horticulture Mt the head Of Main Street, near the
Hollywood Cemetery, where will be found a choice
selection Of greenhouse and other plants; u lnrre
collection Of Roses embracing oil oftte latest vari-
ties OF the Eyergraens, Grape Myrilcs.
Arbor Viie-; large lot of Silver Maple. Balm OF
G1cad, and othe- shade and ornamental Trees,
A-Pnrngus Roots, Grape Vines. &c.
He has nlso made arrangements al the north "a
furnish everything in his line al the shortest notice
an6 on the most reasonable terms.
His facilities for supplying cot flowers (pariicu.
arly Of the Cainclin Japopiro.) boqucts, &C., arc
most ample.
For the satisfaction Of persons living ut n die.
lance. be would refer The following gentlemen:
Ino. II. Cook. Esq, cashier Farmers Bank, Gins.
T. Workman ias Fisher. ir., r. NJ. Zimmerman a nd
Alfred g. Lee, Esq. Richmond; Chos b. Shaw
Civil Engineer, and Jas. Lynch, Esq., Petersburg.
Nov 1O--3t JAMESGUEST.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13

= IRISH LINEN manufactured srrrrsly fnr ~
subscriber N Bsliafr. Ireland arraniod ID lc ,r~
ironl cotton. and much cheaper tinn usnsl hlso,
FOO pieces Swiss aud Checked MOrSLfN9,
some very superior, purchased from tho n-nuG,s
tnrcrs. Oct 2-iits -. r. &. PETERS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13

The above good. nrc v~rv hane.,r,, md cb,,~
nj Srh 2g-ifts DON T. @. PETERS,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13

All IL the above Blankets were ,u.b o.cd Il,
Manchester England, from the ,nnhtlaciory. md
nre much cheaper ihan usual. The attention Of
Farmers and others il respectfully called 10 the
abnyc Goods. they will find ,ic prices GREATLY re-
dnced. lOrt2-iitsJ ". TIC. TETERs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13
HERRING's PREMIUM safes.

l. Il have received further supply. this day.
large sizes, and in good order.
Nov. Cts b. F. SACKETT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-13

e;his District has been in session for scv-
enl days past at Campbell C. H., and
elosed IL labors on Tuesday evening"
Rev. William McGwiggin was elected
President for the ensuing year.
We exPectto publish the list of appoint-
ments in our next paper.
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Discovery Of the Original Manuscript
Of the Acts Of the s1postles.-A Greek
savant, NJ. Simonidis. pretends to have
discovered in the different converts in his
country; the archieves of which he has
beer collecting. the place where the
original of the Acts of the Apostles is
hid. 1t is, according to his account, in
the small island of Antigonus. situated
at the entrance of the Sea of Marmora.
Nj. Simondis has demanded from the
Porte, through the Sandman minister, an
authorization to make speedy research
III that spot, IN the presence of the learn
ed men of Constantinople; he particular
ly wishes to have some geologists with
him, in order 70 be the better able to
prove that the earth has not been moved
for ages in the spot which he points out.
1t is said that the Greek patriarch, fear
ing that such an important discovery
might lead to fresh schisms in the church
has besought the Porte to refuse the au-
thorization asked for. 1t is, however
thought that it will be granted; and that
The search Will commence Immediately.
GalegmGni's Messenger.