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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-14
Richmond Markets,

Il pore ierpres lgtor he Ly.ct5arg u gini1n.
ron THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY. APRiL. 10, 1851.
ToBAcco.-lnleriar qualities have declined fuli
80 cents to 81 per 100 lba. nthc Inst days,whc
hnc continues to bring full prices. We quote Lurs
At 81 TO $50 Common Leafs s. to 50 Gnod Leas
Tor steuming SO To ST. Fine stcmming sl3 to
So; Manufacturing So to sl7 ], as in quality.
WHEAr.-60lllD,. the latter tor strictly prime.
FLouR.-We have 10 notice some improve rant
in Flour. Sales Of 1000 barrels hive been made
NJ 4 TO 81 so, but holders generally are unwill-
iagly TO accept these prices.
GrASo.-sj0 per ton OF 1000 lbs, for Peruvian.
LiMg.-l2jul37l.
PLAsTER.-Scarce-last sales at s54 on the wharf
SAtr.-sl75 from Store.
MoLAssEs.-N Orleans 3la34c Cuba 92l 70 o. G.
SuGAn.-Aiarket well supplied. y. Orb ans 5 IA
ic, Porto Rico, 6la1le. Double refined Loaf
loiallc.
CoFFEE.-The tendency of the market is down
ward. Rio loi to III; Laguira IL to lls; Java
10 to Il.
FEArHrRs.-Sales at &c cts.-dcmand light
LEATHrR.-Sole, good 15alS,. damaged l2aI6c
hernes. 2o23c. upper, sl5O to $3.50, as in weight
and qualify
RlcE.-33a;Ic.
BufTER.-Mountsin hrkin sal5c.--uo prime in
market.
BeEswAx-brisk at 23c.
OlL.--Wiater Sperm $l.35; Linsoed sja90
cents; Tanners Oil l24a13 lor common, 15al6 ior
good.
Woor-30ai0. Tor washed, deduction d ! for ua-
washed; good demand.
Standardization bliste-ed 45a5ic.
sEvs.-i5 80.
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SAFE or yALUAsLE REAL rs

- TATE, SLA lES, HOUSEHOLD FUR
NI1'tRE, Sc.-The subscriber designing t.
change his residence viii Offer Tor sale at public
auction on Tuesday. the 18th day Of April. the
pleasant and desirable premises, which he now oe-
cGpies. An extended description is unnecessary,
n all who wish 70 purchase. IRE invited to examine
Tor themselves previous the day Of sale. Ii no;
often that property desirable Is in market; tn,
lot contains two ucres, with large yard, highly i'm
proved. continuing collection of rare and beauti-
full hardy plants, and flowers, garden in high
state OF cultivation with choice fruits slrawher
rics, rasphcrries, asparagus beds, &c. The resi-
dence and outhulags. consisting Of 4 large Kitch-
en- Smoke flnusc, Stable, Carriage House, Wood
House, &c., are nearly new, aud in good state OF
preservation. There is on the lot neycr-failing
well OF the purest water. and all improvements ne
eessary for the comfort and convenience of family
viii also sell at the same time and place, my
Servants % wit: woman. with three children)
who i a good cnul, washer and ironcr, woman
who isau excellent house servant and scmnstress
and ll.ely man. Also my Household and Kitchen
Furniture. consisting Of the usual variety.
The terms viii be liberal. and maac known on
dey Of sale. JNO. W. DUDLEY.
nnr 3t-tl5Aa'f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-14

The Mexican Congress was still In ses-
SION on the 10th Of March. At that time
1t Is reported to have been the general i'm
preston in the city of Mexico that the SEN
ate would not approve the Tehqantepec
treaty. as they feared It might prove anoth-
er Texas. Gen. Arsta. and his Ministers
however, We're highly in favor oft
There. are but slight hopes that Con
gress would make any reduction in the tar
If, or move the prohibition on coarse cot
ton fabrics.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-14

VIM. II. 9. Mills, Of Georgia, to be
Marshal ofthe United States for the dis
trirt of Georgia, in place of w NJ. Brown,
resigned
Charles w. Davis, to be Secretary Of TIE
Board Of Commissioners on Claims against
Mexico, in place Of Edward W. Johnston,
regirned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-14

President Fillmore acts with the Wing
party; his Cabinet are Of the oldest and
ablest Wings of the nation; his foreign and
domestic policy. ON all questions aside from
slavery, are indisputably Wing. And on
the question of slavery Cloths oft party
IN the country coincide in the wisdom and
justice ofhis action. Outside Of this State
there are but few mal-contents. and they
are angry with him because heis patriot,
and not a standardization N Y Ga
1etfe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-14

The New York Sun has dates from. Ha-
vana TO the 3ls, March. A letter in that pa
per states that Gen. Concha has dismissed
the Venezuelan Consul, Mr.. Munoz. Heor-
dered him TO leave the island within forty
eight hours after receiving his passports.
Heis distant relation TO Gen Lopez.and
its generally believed that he had some
thing to do with the conspiracy. He sailed
IN the English steamer for St. Thomas
IL.
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II u WI IL.
To s. 7. Sawyer, Esq

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILRoAp.-
The Alexandria Gazette speaks of this
work as being in prosperous and forward
condiuon. The iron rails will soon be laid
IN the streets Of the town. Mcssrs. Smith
x Perkins, skilful manufacturers in Alex
andria, expcctto place the first engine on the
road in May, a second in July and third
in August next. tisdesigncdto commence
running the trains regularly when the tract,
gets near to Fairfax C. Hand it is ex-
pecied to reach point beyond the Ma
nassas Junction, and perhpsa as far as Cedar
Run, in Fauqmer, in time to enable the far
mers TO bring to market the crops Of thar
region for the curr, year.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-14

TUE Bedford Sentinel informs us that
George Spronce indicted for the murder
Of George w. Murray inlSlS, was conyic-
ted in the Circuit Court of Bedford, on
Tuesday last, of murder in the second de-
gree, and was sentenced to confinement in
the penitentiary for IS years!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-14

We are hereby authorised to announce
iae name Of Capt George G. Rucker. as a
candidate to represent the voters of Pittsyl-
vania, in the next Legislature Of Virginia.
VOTERS.
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DRY GOODS,
NEW GOODs--foll,oun :, m,

~
In Wholesale AID Refoa Dealers Il Sforie md
Fancy Dry Gooas, LrscHBrno. vA.-rhe sub.cri-
bers are now ia receipt pf their entire stock Of
Spring and Summer iioods, comprising one u the
cheapest and elegant stocks ever offered 10 the
trihe n Lynclbrrr.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS. in this depart.
men, their stock j. complete embracing every var-
ETY. Of Dress Ganas ard all other goods suited to tho
wants Of the Latiics. An examination Of the fol-
lowing gcrsfs i respectfully solicited
Spring nianslias nerasr dc laisos
: SIX tiEsrrs, rlain and frurod,
Orgnndy lawns Batis,ea
Donna Mafins--fasudi-,
Embroidered fahradsrc grapes.
Canton. French and sluniarinc grapes.
foulard silks. plaid do. Irdip do, chcne and
hrocadc d., plain ool'd do il every variety,
rlun and hrucedc black silks. Hack satin
Satin Dice chino ioruncrs, &c..
Satin striped Challcys.
Plain cold do, all colours.
Berascs. lawns. French jsoanots. French and
Manchester gipghalns, party Dress Goods la
every variety, Sc S.. SC,
Shawl4. sHnrss and mantlts.
An elegant stnrh NJ rranc AMI siik metz shawls
varying from slO ID s75,
Grape and SIX laco s-tris,
Swiss misa nantes, S.r.
ALSO--a large and unusualy closp stock II
Housekeeping Goods such a. itLJ and I'D lioon
saecting, pillow linens, Diapers cnnopies u,uslin
curains linen dginas, table liucn and table cloths.
napkins, inrseilics quilta. hl'd and bro .h..,nrs
musquitn netting. &r Sc. These goods are en-
tircly new bought upon The mast favourable terms.
and viii be sold cheap for cash or 10 punetual cus
tnmcrS the usun time, Please cali and exam
me. lep7-itsl roLHotiN & HOLT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-14

tY- Ithas been represented 70 the au-
,horitics at Washington that the Census Of
Richmond had not been correctly taken,
and orders have accordingly been issued to
the Deputy Marshal to have the same re
taken, which it is supposed viii be done
in a few weeks Richmond insists that her
population is larger than it has been re-
ported to be-
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

RIcHNoyD, Apfil 10.
Bcr7 CArrLE-!eea'e -rigt -s2 ~ ~ 3} %.
loss- Net s. 30, aud Ii JI.sI, demand al quo
t1ti1Hs.
sAEgr-Ect, 81 7ja3 so per head, price vary
ing according TO quality.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-14

Mn. HENny BEoINeER, the gentleman
who decli 50 clollently in Congress
few years ago, about the Harpers Ferry
Eagle. has been nominated BY the Demo
Cratic Convention Of the Frederick Dis
trict, as their Candidate for Congress, to
succeed Judge Parker.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-14

The Enquirer says Maj. VIM. r. Drink
ard (late editor of Democratic paper in
Petersburg which proved to be an unsuc-
cessful experiment. has been appointed
Secretary Of the Board Of Public Works,
under n late act of the Legislature. The
salary, as well as We remember. is $1,000
t,er nnntffn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-14

Mr.. Webster who was slightly indispos-
ed in Philadelphia, in consequence ofusing
the limestone water at Harrisburg, left
New York on Monday last for Marshfeld,
whence he viii soon return 10 his post at
Washington. His health is entirely restor-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-14

~ A JOINT resolution was introduced
into the n. York Assembly, on Saturday,
rendering the hospitalities of the State to
the Hon. Daniel Webster, on the occasion
of his contemplated visit, and requesting
the Governor to invite him to the Capital
The resolution was laid ovcr under the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-14
QrREsTT DRUGS, wEDlClNEs.

YH Pans. or, Dy-Sm.bs, BruAs, Poyi NJ
- nie,. D,es,iag md Fine Co,oJs PeJu,aerv.
Faney articles, &c ac.-The subscriber hns Jult
received his Spring supply of Dugs, Medicines.
&c. comprising unusually large and complete
assortment, selected BY himself, with great care
purchased at unusually low prices, and Of worry su-
perior quality. viz:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-14

The Boston Jurnal, speaking Of the
change nipuhIc sentiment in Boston. saws:
There arethousands in the community Who
were dissatisfied vi h the speech and ro<;-
iioa Of Mr.. Webster in March last, who
now recognise to the fullest extent the
wisdom of his course. The film Of preiu-
dice and passion has boon removed, and
they now recur with shuddor to the dan-
gers from which the country has been al
ready delivered
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-14

a small quantity Of vinegar win general
y destroy Immediately any insect that may
find its way into the stomach and little
sallnd oil will kill any insect thatmay enter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-14

MuRDER.-4esierlay a Coroner's ia-
quest was held upon the body of negro
boy in Blaniord The verdict was that he
had cone to lis death y violent whipping
inflicted by a female named Southall. This
Southalli Is prostitute imported from Phil
adelpltia. She has made her escape, but
telegraphic order for her arrest has been
sent to Baltimore. The murder is said to
be most atTocious; the boy. who is mere
child. having been literally whipped to
death. The whipping was iaeicted on
Tuesday, and the lad died almost imme-
diately. VIII the Yankees surrender the
fugitive !-Soati Side Democrat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-14
Drawn Numbers.

SFsscr Class -.
Sc % 81 % p IL IS 81 81 81 81 co ~
Sasscr Es'ra Glass -.
10 80 65 d 60 % * " IS Sc Q IS
Dclacsrs. Ckps. Is.
% 8 is II 10 80 GO 20 10 81 81
nos. - - Si----..---. ..------.------..Si uO
Dame Fortune il uurenitiing ia her bestowals at
the Truly Lucky and renowned offce Of
apl l4-lt A. 7, WuIrTEMOREfS in
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Z. CABELL HOUSE, BANK SQUARE.

FfE NAhLflI III III, DAAh SrIAHE.
- LyHobbgrg, Pa.--The subscriber has this day
taken charge Of the well known and popular Tav-
ern, the "CdBELL HOUSE." recently occupied
BY Mr. John Reveley, where be cor at all times be
found ready to accommodate those who may favour
him with call
The House is now undergoing thorough repair,
ana he promises that no pains wl be sgaroi On hi,
port 70 render his guests comfortable. His House
VIII be provided with the best the country afnr1.
md having the best Of Stables, be promises ,bs.
syery attention sioli be given to TINT department
lie takes this method Of stating To the public th,,
as own personal attention. aided by Mr. Hiltsn D.
Walker, shall at oil times be pad 10 every ,lepnr,.
Inent Of the establishment
CHARLES PHELPS.
March 3-fsif
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COMNERCIAL RECORD.


PRovtsIoSs.-Bacon stocks old aearlv exhausted.
New coming ia slowly and cotnmands Iai0. The
qn1atty to IN from tho Southwest is report
ed "a very inconsiderablc. For tho past week less
animated 10 market.
FLcrR.-Salc- s33as3I far Supcrtine,. stocks
accumuiating. Family silas5 as to quantity and
quality
MEsr--55 70 20.
GRAIz.--Corn 20 70 rs cts; Oars 35a37l cents
6raso.-Best Peruvian SIS per ton.
PLAsrER.-Lamp 50; Ground none in market.
SrcaRs.--New Orleans 2 Ia9 cts; Porto Rico to
10 cts Clarified lei cIs. Loaf IL to i2l set
Clown SEEp.-$i3as5 from wagons.
WHISKY Mountain 81 dull--Langhor,le &
Hunts 30 ccats.
BEEswAx.-20 tosi cents.
BurrER.-i21 IS. cts. duh for No. l.
BRASDr.--Apple. 3Ja40 Peach, none offering.
Ban IRox.-sS0as5 assorted.
CoFFEE.-Rio IA TO Is cts. Laguira II to Is;
Mo-ha 20.
CouSrRr LixrSs.--Tow II to IL J; Flax Zeal 4 cts.
CorToS YARss.-Sales 1890 cts.
FEATHERs.-32 to - c,s.-Scarce.
WooL.--29 10 80 cIs.in demand.
WooL RoIts.--3j 20 81 very scarce.
GiSsESG.--35 CTS.
FLAX SErD.-Salos 10 per Sc n.
Frsu.-iIsrrings, No. /. $751;; Shad, cid g. so
new $40; Mackerel No. 3, $3.50.
TALLow.-s to 81 cts.
TAR.-s3.5O per Dbl.
HEwP.-We quote 6 to7 c. in demand
LfSsEED OtL.-Sjag0-ts.-in demand.
LARD--l0 cts. hut little In the market
MoLAssEs.--W Vest India IS to 10 cts. per gallon;
" O. 40 Ia IS cts
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Drawn Numbers.

Drawn Natnbers.
Pf,cpsrg l0T.
SO G. 80 10 IS 90 II 80 3 "a
Cd Coasoh a el 10.
u 40 l6 80 IL ~ 30 81 IL 50 6s 60 Is 60
GO 20 40
Pai5psca los,
% Sd ca 2j G6 50 80 65 ii %
|Va1N On Carr y ID.
SO l5 81 70 % 80 So - Is IL IS
Prizes sold.
Class 10 Nos. rs 81 A. A Prize Of c300 sold
3 81 45 WILL. do SIS &"
Ia 3s AZ 70-... do $3.50 "
80 "a 3s.... do $3.50
This last returned for the want Of apurrhasor.
lfyou will buy the tickets you are sure to get thu
prizes at
Cpl l4-lt McCRERY'S L7nkg ORce
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LOTTERIES,
xTrnITTEMORE,s IuCKV or

w flCE. tseccEssoR 10 N. TAlaor.) Luck
unparalleled has always attended purchaser. ut this
cfice--and still they ronpe. Another prize Of
$4,000 sent TO this Office whole ticket In Sus-
sex Clnss 3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-14

Eis + OEs II u N THE ROOMS On
- Main Street, lately occupied BY tho Rcpubli-
ran Office, over the store Or VIM. J. Cock near
Planter warehouse. Also several desirable Fani-
y Re7,fesoes on the hin. For terms spnlyta
Jan gifts GARLAND g. SLAUGHTER
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Freigi.ts up ana BORN t..e Can:,I.
EXCHANGES.

EXCHANGES.
Checks on New York, Ito ] per CT. premium.
Baltimore, do
Boston. do
Philadelphia do
Bank Notes n. Carolina, to do discount
s. Carolina / to do do
Tennessee. to do do
STOCKS.
Corporation Bonds s CO.
LvnclIburg Hose aud Fire Insurance Company
par S20-sales S23.
Citizens Saving Bank s1O0-snlcs slO7l; siace
dividend
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-14

NEW YORK, April Q.
GoveraH9nt s ecuriiies are firm. U. S. G's, 1877,
ll05 c non stock has sdvanced--Sules at 7211
Sterling ExcAaage l0l.
Flour il steady. Sacs " 5000 bbl,. at si50i4-
G2l Santhera St6S,I.7J. G.1c.ee sls7a5-
Corn Meal 5000. Rye Flour s}.37a3.44.
Holders pf Nneat are firm. but buyers do no,
meet them. Rcd W neat 9Salg0, wi h small sales.
Genesee 1l3al14. Corn steady. Sales OH 900
hu ,ha!s prime yellow at " cts. Oats 1850 aeats
Rye n.
PORK j. heavy ard there Gro no sales ID report.
Lard ii bbl= a, 81 per ID.
Ia Groceries there Is slight improvement and
the market is more active. Sales Of 1900 bugs Rio
Coffee at I0i1l0H cents. Sales Of 300 hhds n 0.
Sugar at 5laG3 cts.
Cotton Is more active, lut the marlc, exhibits M
better feeling Sales Of 1909 bales at previous qua
tations
Whisky Is selling At "a cts. ii bls,
PHILADELPHIA, April 0.
Stocks to-day have al upward tendency Larre
sales of Reading Shares at 80, aud 5000 Peunsyl-
senian 81 at 93s.
Flaur Is quiet. Holders are nsaing $40 ior
com standard brands. but purchases could hot
be made for less. Rye Flour 1897 Corn Meal
s2.75.
Wheat is very scarce AID in good deutsnd at
1905. FOR red, and l0l for white. Sales Of yellow
Cora at 50 ct7. Rye % cts. Oats 44a4j ets
Provisions are firm. New Mess Pork SIS, Ia
con steady.
Groceries steady--Rio Coffee lo4loi. Rice
3gn3s. Sugars and Moiasse4 quiet.
Cotton quiet. No sales reported.
Whisky ln23 ct-. in bis.
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~ ~ ~ risi.snp n sIsc ..oI Doapicn'' to neg
-thc papers n vifginia being cheaper and better.
L6risBsre Ckn~ies.
TIE LrScHBras vmefsfss comes to us this
week greatly enlarged and IN an entirely new dress
1t l. now printed with entirely new type, and pre-
sents On appearance not inieridrto any paper ia he
State II is old and wcll-csfahlished paper and
edited with considerable ability The virsinian
ranks A No. /. Il is sen:-weesly at "a per aapuni
IN advanec.-6tugdon Tngsasaa.
LYscHBuns vfReIvfas.--Tlsis sterling Wing
sheet comes tor this week IN new and beautiful
dress and with dimensions sufficiently expanded TO
accommodate alike the reader and the advertiser
1t Is enphafiealiy cred, table pspcr-sredita-
bic its printer for the reatuess and skin cvinced
ia its mechanics: execufion crcdiiase 10 is ener-
getc aud faleascj conductors forthe sf ard abili-
~ Of It's edituiaIs. ard the good taste displayed 81
its eelcctionsnnd peculiarly eredtable TO tine e-
rslity Of is patrons apparent in ts growing pros
perify. Wcwis1 IL bit success whicii - devotion
TO whic principles, is loyalty to ne t'I'n a9d ~
real in behalf of the interests Of Virginia and the
South, render il 50 deserving of.-fasnsl1e Repa
isoon.
Ly.cunreo yrnsrstsx. This sesai-wcckiyjour
nal comes 70 Us the present week in mn improved
dress and il III the beat looking papers III
the State; as il has long been Of the PROM
nent. from the able and diguihed manner in which
il has been edircd.--Resgiors Herald. Richmond ]
LrscHBrna viRsIxIaS--This sterling Journal
comes 10 greatly etltrged, aud IN dress.-
II Is gratifying sign Of Improvement Ri-hmcad
CA,isim A irocae.
THE LYScBBuRe vfRGisiAS.-This paper comes
70 Us in an enlarged form. aud in a beauiiu mitoi
type. We rejoice in this evidence OF the in
cressing prosperity Of this valuable Journal. Since
we became editor. thirteen y.ars ago, we have
been constant reader Of the Nirsinian, and hnve
always regarded i of The best our list OF
exchanges Petersburg Ind ignocr.
The LYxcHnrns yfRsIsIAs has unde il appear
nnce IN n new and beautiful dress, and in
larged form. II i now, we believe the lfrgcst pa
per ia the State out of Richmond,l III certain
ly Of the best. We welcome this old favorita
now more than ever, and hope tia "fair proper
tons" may never be dimisished.-Bedtgd Sesli
ad.
LYxcuBrRG VIR6fyIAS.-This excellent Wing
paper comes to u much enlarged and dressed up
In the finest style of the art typographical. II is
now one OF the nrgest newspapers in the State.
Tho editorial department is under the control Of
Mr.. A. w. G. TERHr, late Of the Daagle Regi
fer-a writer OF ability and Editor OF TASTE
Siam on STec Gfor.
LYscnBuRG NmnsfAs.-- The Virgiiian has been
enlarged and otherwise greatly improved. II il
Of the largest and most ably conducted pm
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LYscmBuRG vmnsiAs.-- Tho Virgiiian has been
enlarged and otherwise greatly improved. II il
now QUO Of the largest aud most ably conducted pm
pcrs 10 the State.--Fa. Bcpesgcr (Staunlon.)
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n, EOESGE vi. stUCAFfs, DLALhR

S EOESGE1 vi. skUGhFsss, DLdLER
~ ~ FcHot On 4 90 ch I0a6rt iigf f. fece Gecis,
!STLkS, Ribbons, De- de.-ArRr 7. lsil.--Tbe
following comprises portion ui tho beautiful stock
now being received and opcncd--
French worked oollars, eapcs, sleeves, cuff aud
hanl'fs.
Scotch do " 4"
French prigted herarcs ard trrsee do lainos.
Pink. blue, grccn. straw mode md black bcrrgoa.
do do do ealmon do grange, lilack, and
black r1oualiHs.
Beautiful grenadines and french oreandles,
Ererch chintf muans md single colpur Jiacconcts,
English, Scotch. md American printed iawns,
English. Scotch Frcncl, d American ruEhans.
Chiua gihghnn awar. very beautiful and new
French charibrnys-Enelith ditto,
Black md white French nccoHets; ditto orrandos,
Second mourning French iaceonets md borages.
Solid linen lustrcs for travelling drcsscs
White horugcs aid mouslina. French dotted and fig
urod mnslius. white. pink blue, green and lilac,
fur drcsaes-hlh nnd white luce mannas,
Bonnet. ucck, cuG sack and cap ribbons, So. &c.
M 7-itlf
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WYNN. McCRERY's NEW AM,

LtV n IVI EN- UFFIJE. W9lN
SIRE opaoa ne liarpick House f. MORRIS
* Co, Successors to ID. Paine & Co.. Maaag ~.
whose liberal and popular Scheme, command adj
nirarion aud cXcclled BY any other In the
United States, ind from their good luck heretofore
in the distribution Of Cagioi PHses, tho same may
be expected.
- Packages Certificates. or Single Tickets,
can BE- Ind at all times BY ordcr~or otherwise.
~ Two Schemes, large and small, and Draw
ines received daily.
~ All orders shall hive prompt and eonhden-
tinl attention
lETAl Prizes cnshed AZ ihls Mia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-14

Vt FhSs NNEtttEfNSs
Monday. fpfa2 Ii IFoslisg'ca Coung 1918 10
Capitals sa6, goo, lt,Oll G,0a0 5000; I,5OU; 10
ot 750-Tickes4 s..
Taesiag, Aprrl ll--B3 Air a0--75le.
Capitals $50 900; OF Z. 00oi OF $500; 20 of GOO
Tickets s..
-Hcdaesdag dpya i6--Spsy'e Caaails--7s Il.
Capitals $50 000 Is. 000 1900; 1889; 20 Of 500
20 Of l0D0i 20 of S00--rirkcta SO.
TkHrsGag. dpyR H. Ca7rcH Coteaty. lC--Ts ID.
Capitals 5000 5 Of 5000; 90 Of 80; 20 Of 500.
Tickets S.,
Fr1dy, APri ls-.ud. Consolidated e9-7e 10.
Capitals of 10000; 3 OIL 60T--Tickets 60
Sa artlag i9-Gd, Coasoiidrea. ll-75 IL.
Capitals S4o,eO0; l9.l0y; ors.001; 5 Of 1000; 8
of2,05o, 100 OF 50J--Iickets Sl2.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-14
mr. 2i-ihs DON 7. C. PETERS.


"A PfslL ., I&JI.-GEURGE NJ. RICK
~ Elt. LrScnbrHs, VA, psaAr a. French and
Scc ~ Eabuijef4rs, Lac Goois, SINS, RaLbeus,
&C., c--Rrsrerttuly infarms tho LADIES OF
Lynchturg and the -urrpunding country. thar he Is
now receiving md opening splendid sock q
French English, $ oich German, Swiss and India
Goods, embracing probably tie grcatest variety of
really hae fashionable and useful goods, ,lrt has
,een offered IL this market for many yrars. No ei-
soit was watng ID getting up this stock to make II
auy attractive, and the hope 4 entertained thar
the expectations of all who VIII 10 kind enough to
examine the assortment fo Themselves. will be fu.
y realized. ], shah be the MIN Of THE estuhish-
men TO sell every article low a. it run b hou s
and Macy goods lower, Al persons wanting goods
Will ted itno doubt to their tciest 10 call.
an 7-ttil