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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-16
TANIEs RIVER ANDKANAWTya

- Z OnTiN } - tir seventeenth annual Meet
ing OF the Stockholders of the Janes River and Ia.
nawhn Company, will be held At the Company's Of
fec, IL this city, Monday the 2ifh Of November,
1851.
l;y on net Of us-cmly Of The 2ih Marcel 1919, il
isProvird, TINT mo Proxy representing stock own
al by others iiian tho Commonwealth shall Le valid
which shall have been executed six months before
the time Of clecing President and Directors
by ord IF Ne Booriof Dn,c'o,s.
WHIP. MUNfORD Scc'y.
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A Large assortment ofSsroccrics

"a Dry Goods. &c, selling oar 10 cicsc--IAArES
i. WILLIAMS intending 10 remove fran Lynch
bnrs offers 10 close ont his entire stock &c Good.
by the 1T January next. The assnrtmcui il large
and well assorted the most &C the goods h,vinr
been recently purchased for cnsh. and hr il rrc.
Pared % offer inducements superior to ANY house in
Iynchhurg.
The Store-IIonsr in which he !. NOV living viii
be for rem the Is, January next.
h.t
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a Copy-Testc.
RIO. TlNSLEY, Clerk
Commissioner Office,

Amhcr-, CT. IIo Oct. 9Th. 1851
The parties Interested in the foregoing order
will take notice, that have appointed the 81 da,
Of December next to commence the accounts there.
in mentioned which day. at 10 o'clock in III,
morning, they requested attend, at my ofFire
with their accounts vouchers, and COPIES OF Couri
papers, prepared for examination and settlement,
RO. NJ. BROWN, Commissioner.
Oct. 16-wfw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-16

The legislature of Vernon, convened on
the 9th inst. and organized by the appoint
ment of Wing officers in both branches.
Gov. Williams and Lieut.. Gov. Converse
then qualified by taking the oath of office.
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Igp0yfa8t from TT0SLigrf01

The President has issued orders TO Mil
itary Commanders on the frontier to pre-
vent any invasion of Mexico by American
citizens, but says the Intelligeucer-later
adviccs show that but few are engaged in
n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-16

The Sun TREASURY, we were told
when ii was established, it would have the
effect of checking imporiations when they
were likely TO become excessive, and that
its operation, in fact, with regard to the
currency and domestic production, would
be better, more safe, and more wholesome.
than any influence that could he rcasona-
bly, expected from protective tariff sys-
| TEN.
How far the action of the Sub Treasury
has operated tocheck importations may he
seen from the experience of,hc country for
some time past and from its condition now,
Its influence on the currency has not pre-
vented pnnics, rcvulsions, fluctuations. with
all those distressing uncertainties which
are so affecting 10 the commercial interests
While the recent pressure was at its hcie ht
in the city Of New York, and commercial
men were subject every day to the most
severe and oppressive cxactions in raising
money, there was then inthc Sub-Treasu
ny vault in that city, an aggregate Of some
four millions ofdollars and more. This
sum was lying idle there, as useless coin, OF
no benefit TO anybody.
The increased importations, which the
Sub Treasury does not prevent, have the
further effect of increasing the amount of
specie in the Sub-Trcosury vallts-,hc ag-
gregate rcceiptsirom duties bcirg, ofcoursc,
greater and greater in proportion as impor-
ta,ons decrease Thus when, the demand for
money TO pay for large importations is
greatest, and the reaction consequent up
on over trading is coming on with strin-
gent pressure-at that very time the a.
mount of specie kept from circulation by
being locked up in the Sub-rrcasury is
likely to be the largest.
In ordinary times, when trade goes on
equally, the action of the Sub-Treasury
has no special effect one way or another
Whenever its action is felt, it is felt in an
oppressive manner, and on occasions when
relief is most urgently required.-Bah
american.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-16
The TcnueSsee Leois}0fure.

Nashville, Oct 10th.-Both Houses Of
the Legislature arc now organized. The
third clerk and principal doorkeeper are
Democrats. and the rest of the officers
Wings. The Governors message will be
read this evening.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-16
THE ELECTION IN GEORGIA.

I'INNUN, Od.r NItI 7 T.
Eighty FIVE counties have been heard
from Howell Cobb's nett majority is 1G,
632 votes. Ten counties to hear from.
which will increase lis majority to $4,000
The Union majority on joint ballot in the
LEGISLATURE Is IA
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VALUABLE Property at and

VALUABLE Property mt and
' NEAR CHARLOTTE or. no. FOR
SALE.-The undersigned. Executors Of Captain
VIM. Smith, deed, and Josia hDabbs. will offer for
sale at Charlotte courthouse, on the Cd Of Dcccm-
Der next, the following valuable Reai Property,
which was held jointly by said VIM. Smith and the
undersigned Josiah Dalbs:
lst The large BRICK HOUSE Mt the -
Courthouse, known as "Me Seminary" This ltsii-
house is in good repair, has about % good rooms.
wall finished, and is every way well suited for n
large nine or female school. The necessary out
buildings are also in good repair.
81. The U0nscs a, The Street at Charlotte court
house, occupied respectively, by Dr. kcnnon, Mrs.
Blunt and Mr.. Garrison. and the handsome Brick
Ca5ire Shop nav occupied by John NJ. Schmidt.
TERMS liberal and will be made known on the
day Of sale. Persons desiring to examine this
property apply to the undersigned. John q. or
VIM. A. Smith, who will take Iicasure in showing
it. This sale will be made Mt the same time and
in connection with the sale of the property advcr-
tised by the dcvisees and executors ofCapt Smith,
and il not completed ON the 81 December will be
continued from day 10 day until completed.
VIM a. SMITH, ! Ex'ors of w.
JNO. q SMITH, ( Smihdcc'd
JOSIAH DABBS.
n..,I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-16

EST OF LETTER RE
Il \ manning IN the Post Office. ut Lynchburg. or
the l5th Of October, 1851. Eg7S Persons calling
for letters in the following list will please say the,
| arr Gdrertised.
Chas II Anderson Rch'd Awkward
Thos Ash
Il
J w Burrord iiousson Boman
Ro Bush Bell * Montgomery
| David Barnstt MISS Bette II Brown
G
| G. Carson Hugh Cradd,nk
| James Caudlc Chas = Cheatham
| Francis Collins Rowan Il Crawford
John Cfenshaw Miss Mary Coling
Cornelius Couslein " Mary l. Crenshaw
Patrick Cooley Mr. Margaret Cox
ID
Jas DrscoIl Michael Dowiing
| John Drnally Maurice D1wlrng
Geo w Dawson Miss Mary Davidson
Monster Derillers, Jos
Il
| Patrick Ellis And'w J Enbank
&.
Edmund Gallavan Miss Caroline Graham
| Francis Giles {" Martha Gregory
| Mrs Sar,h Garrett CO Sarah Gibbs
Nancy Cough
III
John p Hnlst,2 Marshall Hrst
| Thos Io.arty Marshall L. Harriss
Burwcll L. Henley Christopher iiixon
John IIa'rgan JAS fleenan
WIN 4 JnoJ Hannah Mrs Ann HArriss
John Horgan
| Napoleon johnson Mrs Ann II Jones
| Lewis II Jones 50 Susan Jackson
X
WIN kendrck Miss Frances u Kuhc
| 10 Lee Charles Liors
| Ro Lee or See Mrs Martha r Lee
VIM Lakeland Miss Lucy l.ayne
vi
Frederick Mcleod Geo u MrAIi-,cr
| John Mccarthy aiarshall
| Thos Manning Henry Moss
Jerem; ah Mal,wney Jacob Merchant
| Alex Mcdonald Patrick A Mct;ruder
ia. Manning Jones VI May
| Norman Miller Mrs Anna Nj Moore
P.trick INTELLECTUALLY " Fanny Murray
| samuel Morgan Miss Jane Miller
Ciem Marshall &c Mary S Mitchell
o
| Michael O'Carrpll Jos Oeilby
Patrick O'Dunell Mrs Ann Ogden
II
Rich J pcutcost WIN Poe
Sam' s Preston Jas Powell
| Cyrus /. Parker Chas palmore
John G. Perry Mrs Polly Peasants
| j II Pelton
II
Preston Ryan John Sullivan Roe
Samuel Russell Mrs Hannah Robbins
Lewis !. Ricketts, Mary REYNOLDS
s.
Gusiavus Suilctt Horace Smith
| Ro w Smiley Sipon Il Smith
| Hugh Savage G Il Srhmi'z * T BRAY
Branch Saund, rs Mrs Mary Jane Shelton
John II Stone g Gcorgiana f. Sullivan
John W Smith &C Margaret Sullivan
| John Smith
r
| VIM Terry Miss Martha Tailor
| Rev John feeling :" Harriet Tate
Jas A Turner
UHG
Michael umphrey Timothy Qrin
| VIM Yinglng
w
| Ro Wright Mrs Many Watts
| Chas Wiley GO Almer Wing
| Jas WYNN 90 Julia A w iikin
Benz Wooale Mi X & Warwick-2
! VIM II Wash
INITIALS.
ABB " AS
| Il I.ynchb'g Division R Psndleton Division
Oct I3-1t WL NJ BLACKBOARD. T. NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-16

The Republic announces that the Hon.
Danl. Webctcr will reach Washington on
the ooh inst. He is TO deliver the agricul-
al address at Baltimore on The 9th.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-16
no THE LADiEs-BLACK AM

Store the largest stock f splendid Silks ever offer
cd in the upper country bought Mt the large French
Sale in Now York for cash. which we will warrani
cheaper linn any in this market Please call and
Oct Il-tz I LEWIS A,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-16
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening. the 9th inst, by the Rev
W. w. Walker, Mr.. CrRUs FISHER TO Miss MARY
ASx CLEAsBY.
- on the a5th Of September. 1851. by tho
Rev. Mr.. Anderson. Mr. EoBERr W. WILLIAMS
ct Pittsylvana county. Va, to Miss CATHARISE A
SLrDeE, ofCaswcll county, North Carona.-D Dan
Register.
-. On the Sth inst, by Rev. C. r. Vaughan
Of Lynchburg, DIR. WILLIAM ii. DENyIs of Bie
Lick, to Miss NASNIE w. READ, only daughter oil
DIR. Alder, Read of Roanoke county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-16

FOR THE yIRGINIAx.
1fr. Edifoy:-ln your last Thursdays
.,apcr, seethe name of Rob,. ]. Davis.
of this place. brought before the voters in
This Senatorial District. as candidate tore
/ present them, inthe iirst General Assembly
sindcr the New Constitution. This is a most
excellent suggestion, for it wilIdcvolve upon
That body, mot only toput the new political
snnchinery ofthe Observation-Disclosures
zion, but also to FIX upon some wise and
fc.namcnt policy Of Internal improve
sncnts. For the fnrthcrancc Of each Of
these objects, Mr.. Davis possesses pccu-
liar qualifications. The new Constitution
will create an immense gap in our code OF
laws; and il will require the hest talents,
virtue and legal attainmcnts TO fiji tina, gap,
rs it should be. Mr.. Davis is a lawyer;
not a narrow minded and merely technical
one; bnt one, whose notions Of legal reform
are both liberal and philosophical. Hei.
learned. not only in the laws Of Virginia
but in the great science Of jurisprudence
and would bring to bear upon the qucs
lions which the new Legislature will be
called upon to discuss and determine. .
mind, strong in original cndowmenis. and
imbucd with deep seated love for the
wisdom. purity and efficiency of our politi
cal system.
Not only for this. but for the other oh
ject, he possesses peculiar qualifications
He is a warm and enlightened advocate oil
Internal Improvements. He has devoted
much time tothe investigation oil all the in
iluences. calculated TO devclopc the re
sources Of Virginia, and to give the Stat
that relative position among her siste
States. which she may. and ofright ough
to hold.
These are considerations, which addrcs
themselves 10 thinking men ofall parties
and infinitely more important. at this par
,icular junciurc, than any others, purely
political in their character.
LYNCHBURG.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-16
CEILING OFF, sEI.I.IN1a 0DFF

= NJ OVSI TUX CNSII O cIu.c husinraa- -
,,ur entire stock 81 Staple and Fancy Dry Geosls.
Shoes, Hats. Cnrs, Boots, Trunks, I, r,rel, aat-
pens for very large stock ~ dc4irnbl. Goo.. ~
be thrown upon the market ut such unprecedented
y low prices, The public and III ar, Invited to
call und SUPPLY Themselves with Goods Mt Cast
Oct Pitts MEEN & GMATkIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-16
WIIITTEMORE'S OFFICE.
Schemes for the week.

THURSDAY Electromagnetic Glass 1875 Is.
Capitnls-:20 $50; } Of 10000; ) of ,GG3--Tick-
cts s..
FRIDAY l1-Do Glass 1878 Is.
Caritnls-s25 600; of 900; 5,a09; 5 of 1000.
Tickets s..
SATURDAY lS-Do Class 1J0-1J II.
Capi:als-s33, l75; 10000 10000; 10 of 1900
Tickets SO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-16
NHEAP CASH STORE.-BESJ

~ LEWIS & CO-Thc Subscribers hnvc Just
received the most splendid Stock of new Fan Goods
ever offered in this market bought entirely fr cash.
ut the New York Auctions. many Of which was
bought NJ less than half what they cusi import All
We ask from buyers il To give us n call before buy
ing. Weplcdgc ourselves TO sell every article NJ
Richmond prices, except (Cption cloih.) Our,crms
arc cash. BENZ. H. LEWIS g. co.
Drf
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OBITUARY,

Died, on Monday evening 18th inst. ALBERT
NEwLIS, youngest son of b. r. and E. +. SAcKrrT
aged % months and 10 laws
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-16

L.. a Justice Of the Peace for the - afore-
said do hereby certifythai - whose Is obovc
subscribed as aftesting witness. personally APP
peared before me in my - aforesaid and made
oath. that the above named -- whose names are,
subscribed parties 10 the nbove letter Of aifor
ncy acknowledged the in the presence Of the
said witness rs their art and deed
Witness my hand and seal this - day Of
eighteen hundred and -
--[sEaL.1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-16

d FOR RENT.--TIiE BRICK -
Lid House, suited for a large Grocery Eii..iiss
and recently put in good order. next door below
Mcdaniel & Lees. Possession given on the Ist
November or sooner.
ALSO-Thc House next door below Murriil &
Acree's. Possession given Immediately. Terms
liberal. Apply to
Sept S--wifts ALEXANDER LTGGAT.
E1S--lsr.I.6 CANAL open 10 North
------ Rivcr.--On and after the 5th al
October, cur Packet Boat will leave Lync,iburs
Mondays " edncsdays and Fridays at i. direct
ly after the arrival of the Boats from Richmond.
and arrive at North River ?. u. Passengers for
Lexington go immediately by VIM I. Parish &
Co.'S Line Cd Stages reaching Lexington at r. N.
Fare through from Richmond to Lexington S. 90
=" Lynchhmg to '' 90
80 a. to North River ] %
RETuRSING.-Leave Lexington Tuesdays. Thurs
days and Sundays at IL 4. ". connect with the
Boats and leave the North River at II, and arrive
in l.ynchburg al 6 Pm.
BOYD, EDMUND s. DAVENPORT.
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CANDIDATE FOR OFFICE.
For the Legislature.

am Candidate before the Voters of Franklin
County, to represent them in the next Legislature
and il the New Constitution is adopted, viii be a
candidate for the next election.
Oct9 r. A. ODINEAL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-16
4 RriCLEs ron THE TOILET;

"a large assortment 81 fine French Estrw~ss
for the handkerchief. Pomndcs for the hair. Co
l"gne Waters. French. Gcnnnn nnl English; flu1
ia and Lavender Waters Toilet Batics; some vrry
fnc Hair Brn-lhp. Combs. Dressing Ctscs, aud nj
most every article suited for tho toilet II i.sdy NJ
Grntlemnn. Many Of the articles arc II the n,sse
rloicc kin.. and will doublcss plcs y tl~ ss,v.
fisfidms For sale Nv
Ort J5--f4 HOLM n gEAy n,..r.;.s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-16

IN FANCY MfLLkNfRr.--We have iu., r.
turned from New York. with large ana
handsome s'ork 1t q ,ods. To which We respec,ful
'y call the attention OF our i',nds ind tho rahli,
generally,
i. :. E>pce,cd IN few LAYS ei,i. 9 lot .,f win
ter Coverings. Tort G.swifl r. uE<NfSf;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-16

Inc most attentive man to business we
ever knew was he who once wrote ON his
shop door, "Gone 10 bury my wife; return
in half an hour"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-16

a FOR RENT.-THE BRICK HOUSE
- in which l now reside. situated ON Franklin
HW," consisting of seven md al other APP
purtennnces for large family. besides good g"r-
den, and most excellent well Of wafer f"s good
tenant The rem, viii be moderate. Arrivfo
Oct I3-ts W1LLlAdciAsEf~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-16

N OTICE.-TIiE SUBScRIBERS TAkr
l. great pleasure in returning their thanks ~
their friends aud the public generally fr tcie yer,
liberal ratronne" extended io'hcm, and would mos
resp"ctiulynsk continuance of n. same To IL,
new concern mB. II Lewis e. Co.
Drf. l3--ta Is H. LEWIS 4 IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-16
MEMS GOODS FOKrALLAND

w WlNTER.-Thc subscriber respectfully in
forms his friends and the public thot he hasrreiy.
cd his stock ofFaLL and WINTER Goops. consist.
ing Of Cloths, Cossimcrcs, Ncs'ings. Taiors Trim
mings, Sc, among which are extra fine black
French Cloths and Doe Skins. Fancy Cassimercs
and Nrstings Of the ncwcat styles, Cloak Innings,
Agpiics, Bindings aud Trimmings Of every kind
Shirts Collars, &c. all Of which being purchased
in \. York aud Philadelphia the hest terms and
being at small expense, i'll be sold low ms the same
goods eau be- bought elsewhere. The abovc goods il
be sold in the piece made up by my father. nn,l
make and fit warranted. Also ON hand Shears
Points, Squares, Measures, Brushes, Needles and
other Tailor's implements.
He is Agent for G. G. Scots Fashions, Mirror
of Fashions &C., the Fail Report now On lnnd.
Oct o--w6y if WM l. PACE
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NEGRO CLOTHING RInnIxcts

~ HATS &C.-Linscys Blankets, Heavy Sat
incts. k,rseys. Blonchcd and Bro. Musiin-. Nv
Jcnns Cotton Ozm'burgs Wool Hats. BE-, &r. Goi
sale very cheap. Is. II. LEWIS & co.
Octoer I2-,s
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OFT I3--t- John II. srAy. Drrrri.,.
sSH FRUIT TRESS.--I In, !, ,Ic,,,,,I..

-l-- ed 70 give up the nursery business, aud ih,ss
VII" may wish 10 supply 'bcn,-clye. with s,rsi,er,
and rnyr hinds Iectes Apples. Ncctarinc, Jun,s,
Almonds, &c.. cannot 4" better tim l., give me-
call. my will Dc spl,l fr, fpenfy Ere, 10 E1s
per cent icrfy tan heretofore, md the. ~, w.,,v ~
led 10 be- of the best kinds.
MI nre invited 10 scLrt FIR Themselves. mad ,hess
'ylI" send their orlcra by mail 81 otl,oryec ~ure
cciyc the very best kinds Of fruit.
&c. JORDAN.
Oct g-wJwir (',mpi,U n, m.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS =
~ BONNETS, RONNETs. ANr

The above raed- arc very han- ..rr> snl ch-~e
II Sept .a--ih-1 DON 7. q. PETERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-16
CILks, sILKs.--orENED rms mon

- ming the largest and most nnenfc mt stock IL
Broc. Clood'd and Damo.k SILKS ever seen III
iynrhhure, and NJ prices much cheaper ilnn usual.
lie m"st respectfully ssks the attention ~. the La
dies =" his large stock ofSks mud other .lrcs. t;s..
IA they were NIL bought in Frame Of tho mabufsa
tnrcrs. aud much cheaper tan u-unl
Octn-iIff. u. n e. rETrUQ
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MONNAlEs.-rhe i;oc.

l. sortm-nt of PORE Monnni.s. ever Offered u
this mnrkci, for sale by
Oct 13--rs JOHN II. SEAY, Dra.,ia.
SPlk ES.-700 kegs Cut Spikes, 4, ~, s, 81
~ and inch. NJ low prices, by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co.
Oct l3--3t Kicbm.,nd ".
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-16

&I1.A biD'kF'S.--la0 ps. Silk uLs.,
~ some very superior among which NAV b. C,u "a
some genuine Baadlanas. osua sire. Also soma
beautiful Exhibition Ildki.. all at exceedingly Ia,
prices, Mt
SEM ol..f sif Ii II q l,I,rHuS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-16

NJ OTlCE.--THE CONCERN OF h. n. 4
~ A. q. LEWIS, was di.sol,,d IN ,hc Il, M,
Of September Inst All person. having clmim. :
ganst tho Snid ronrern. will please r-s-cnt them
for payment and those indebted 10 us will plcns.
call md settle, Ne We very nnxio,s 10 -.-c 10
old business. b. H. K A q LEWIS
Oct l3--tA
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CHAWLs, snAWLS.-ANELEGl

~ II n w ~, III n " GsS.--NN II EETfNNT
~ stock of plain and plaid Long Shawl., some Of
WHICH are very handsome; also some beautiful
cmb'd Mcrino Shawls.
Oct l3--f-f d. T. C. PETERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

On Monday OCT. q, PHILEMON s, 500 4 che late
rora,ban and Mar o. Of consumption. ased years
10 months and IL days - e.. ~ .,... -.
49, f,n',iy IN general also the members Of the
psyd =, 81 Church. respectfully invited " attead
he mineral ssryces this day IT 1esdayJ 1t O'Clock ~
- t.s lac residence, No 80 yh-aY corner Of lph-st
Esrera.ns VII be takea 10 peekskil for ntefment to-
.nrrov IcslLg " sdnesday a 9 o'clock. The members
nfUrned Friends Lodge No 81, o. ofO s. are request
81 20 attend
~ Pceksk8l p4gefs please COPY
on SUNDAY night, Oct ~. PATRICK fRkLL, aseD y
.esrS aer lingering uacss i've months, Occ asisne1
IS a hurt caused BY hs father. .
The reiafyes aod friends oil the family are respectfully
nted - attend his fun.rI from TIE Ees.dcnce, No -
orange At this Gay, az Il clocS = III
Al her fathers Ies.dcnce, ~ Bennington, W. OCT H.
ABIGAIL DOWNS, vie II Albeit Merchant, OF this cay
aged 80 years. -. -.
Theceosased WORTHY member aud constant attend
ant II the Fins. BsDtst Church. devoted wife, and an
ectonafe careful mother In thus bereavement m Nd
dion D. large circle VI Trends and acqusntznces ~hS
nsurn her absence, left husband and three young
children deplore and el her rrepaabe loss Hut sns
died re ocing her Ssvioss promised hope She thoasnt
!, Tar depart and be with Christ, and earse~sW
asked . =.
GA when shall see Jesss. and dwell With MA 49,
Ard Gflsn the aoviLs iogntan d nk s'~nAs""- NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28
MoxDAY. Oct. a7-P. "

There was d reaction IN the Stock Mar
Ike. to-day. and nearly all the Fances fell Of Erie
wen; 20 Sc. Norwich - Reading So. Harlen e.,
&c with large transactions. After the Board. now
ever there was better feeling, and quotations I'M
proved This tuoyancy continued at TIE second
BoaIG, which showed aa improye meas, but closed
dull. Alterihe Second Board, however The marAe'
turned upward again, and Enc closed win - DID
P.ices were al better than a; the Glaze oil the F!f's
Board, bu, generally 10 !! y cent oeio" uose 0,
Saturday GcverufnentS we're n oeiterdehl'hu' iiu
finer state stocks are improving ana mere i Il
better inquiry ioT Ban~ Stock
Sterling : without change, but IN mode
rate demand. The supply is not large. We quote
g az for southern. ana i0ai0s ior IVY Hf'' cas-
.,onatares. francs aIe cheaper with cohs1aef-0'e
,rers,c,,on. a, 5.l5. a5I3.. There Is a small sup
Div Of southern Sterling On the Market
Freights are held scarcely so firmly with
u,.s.ra,e engagement. Some 900 or 1000 Dis.
t,o,,r 70 FL Up, were taken At I'D but 1874 is asked
can i.a5d. y XII engagements Of 10000 or 5000
~ COR. 80 Cotton a. eos or 40 bbis. Lard