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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30
q. STOVES, TEN, COPPER and

fTAz STOVES. TIN, COPPER and
I'd mon T.-MURRlLt
VN & AGREE. Al rnrm OLD srAxp, Main
.Slrcc', LynchInrg Va
The undersigned would respectfully inform The
public, that Of their concern has just returned
from the North where they have purchased for tho
trade Of this place. every description Of Coai ana
Wand Stores, amongst which they iotcr themselve'
-ilI'bc found many patterns Of Purlnr. Church, Of
fee, Store and Cooking Sfoses, which will com
pare iavoral'y with any offered in this any otci
market
They continue 10 give attention to Corc,Tsg ma
Guusrpg Honscs. Sc. They keep constantly on
hand all kinds Of Roofing Materials. md nrc pre-
pared to execute wor, Of that kind ON he most \,
proved plans and with dispatch
They have recently enlarged and improved thcii
facilities far the manufacture Of TIN. COPPER
iran and Zinc moyc and arc able to offer induce
meuts, either by retail to Merchants procuring
supplies for the retail country trade.
We invite examination Of our stock, which il
very large, and embracing great variety Of house
keeping articles TOO tedious TO cnnmeraic.
Terms rcry htcyui. Cash will he paid for old
Pewter, will take II in exchange f.r any nrti
clio in our line. MURRlLL & AGREE.
Oct. 2g--:s IL
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Of the Pacific railroad. in order 10 secure
tho State loan of e2s0. 900. The loan is
now secured. and the work will go on IA
pidly.
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SatH wHoLEsALE PRICES.
PEovisioss. -Bacon- Stocks Iighi--Sales II laIs
by the quantity.
PoRx.--No salcs as vet.
BxEr.--We quote by tho quantity at eta.
FLeuRs-Surcr6Bc now e33 dull; Old. no sale
Family New $ts5, ss to quantity and quality. All
gYades dull.
wnrsfs--Red Goo. White Csc.
MrALs-sCcrn Meal 70aT5
GRAM s-CotT f5oeG rfs; Ouf. 33a3f4 ccns.
GuAso.-Bes, Peruvian $50 10 So .por ten,
PLAsrER.--Lump. $5I: Ground ~
SusARs.-Ncw Orleans 3a9 cts: Fof,o RceT to
10 cts Clarified llale4 cts. Loaf III to isA cts.
WHIsKr.-AIourfain none offering, would com
mand 30 to 81 cents
BEKswAx.-al to22 cents.
BrTrrR.-But little demand for frkins, which
we quote IL 4al2ic. for No. !. Fresh Mt Market
House. brings higher rates. but not uniform.
BRAspr--Apple. 35a40; Peach. 50 to s. cts.
EAR lRoS.-$75aS0 assorted dull.
CorrKr.-Rio II TO III eta. Layuira lealo3
Mocha 90
CouSrRr LISESs.-Tow L To IA; Flax Iaai 4 cts.
Corrox Yarns. is cts.
FEAIHEss.--32 to 81 cis.--Scarse.
WooL.-25 to % cts. in dull
WooL RoLIs.-35 to s74 very scarce.
GISsryG.-3ga35 cts.
FLAX SREp.-Sales l 10 per sc ID.
FrsH.-licuings, No. l, $50: HalifskNo. ! Her
rings, S6a$74; Sind. none; Msckcrci No, 3, $s. So
TALLow.-sto 81 cts.
TAR.-$3.50 per Dbl.
HENp.-We quote 81 to &c. in demand.
LINsEEp OIL.--S5ag0cts.- demand.
LARp.-i25al3 cts. fair stock in market.
MoLsssrs.-West India - to 10 cts. por gallon.
N. o. AZ to Is cts.
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i OST,-ON Sun

OST.-ON SUNDAY TIE 26Tl INST
- near the Wn'er-W ori's Dam, a certificate d
deposi,c in the Citizens Swings Bank at Lynch.
burg, for three hundred and sevcnty-niue dollar,
and thirty cents. which the finder will please re-
turn, as the payment the certificate will be
stopped by this advertisement
Oct 30-3tH DENNIS EENEDy
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nN saturday, thc lst November

" we will sell ut auetiau---
hair Mattnsscs,
shucl do
feather beds.
Hardware cutlery. guns. &c.
Cloths, cassimorcs, sos;ings, pnnioloon stulis.
llrrrings, &c. Sc.
VIII be added to the nbovc, ono frat ratc second
hand Curriagc. MOSBY & IiQLCOMBE,
Oct 30-lt Anrt'ra
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CENERALAgency nLynchburg

O-CHARLES ", CHRISTIAN, will
give attention to renting out louscs, hiring out
Negroes, negotiating sales Of Real Estate, collect
ing and settling up claims. procuring information,
and to any other business requiring an Agent in or
near Lynchburg. Business entrusted to him will
meet with ready attention, reasonable TERMS
All COMMUNICATIONS, post paid, will be promptly at
tended to.
~ Office with Garland s. Slaughter, Min
Street. (Oct- 9--3miD
z Redfnrd Sentinel cnnv.
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MARRIED,

On III" 18Th oflast September. by the Rev. L. J.
licndru, of n. @. Conference. DIR. w. W. McCAND
LESS, of Crawford, n. c., to Miss MARY E. MAR
TIN of Talorsvlle, Va.
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OENs, GOODS FOE rALIAND

lVI W1NTER.--The subscriber respectfully In
forms his friends and the public, tint lo ha.rrcciv
ing Of Cloths, Cnssnere., YestinEs Tnor's Trim
ming, Nc. among which nrc extra fine black
French Clnf,a and Doe Skins Fancy Cas-ircrcs
mud Vestings Of the newest styles, Clonk LINING,
Agroiicr, bindings md Trimmings Of every kind
Shirts Collars, &c, NIL Of which being purchased
IN \. York and Philadelphia on tho best terms, and
being small expense win be sold low Ms the sumo
goods can b. bought elsewhere The above good. III
be sold ii the piece or made up by my father, aud
make and lit warranted ALSO on hand. Shears.
Points Squares, Measures, Brushes, Needles and
other Tailor's implements.
He is Agent for q, G. SCOTS Fashions, Mirror
of-Fusliors Be-, The Fail Report now on hind.
Der 2--wGwif WIN. J.. PAGE
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~ We find in the last PHILADELPHIA
American, says the National Latelhgcneer'
the annexed statement from its Washing
ton correspondent, who is generally well
informed in such matters, by whichit would
appear that Mr.. Crittendcp, the Acting Sc.
crctary Of State, has addressed a pretty
caustic reply to the English Minister Of
Foreign Affairs touching certain Cuban
questions;
"A communication was recently address
ed to our Government by Lord Palmcrs-
ton. respecting expeditions fitted ont in the
United States against Cuba in violation OF
the spirit OF treaty sipulatio'.s; but 1t was
answered in di gnifcd and truly Amcri-
can paper by Mr. Criltendcn. Acting Sc
crctary Of State. who intimatcd, in very
plain terms, that England had better occu-
nv herself with her own ahairs-mcaulng.
in downright vcrnaculnr mind her own
business. This reply viii probably pre-
vent all European interference, or, at all
events, will warn those Powers what may
beexpcctcd' should they obfrude in our
concerns. The document does Mr.. Crit
tcndcn and the Administration great cred
IT,"
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pRY GOODS,


~ ry.-~T~snsy years rxprriencv r. MY ssispts
D, Lynehbsrs, osshi ~ hate qualified ~ 10 b. ahIr
b oianngc sach ~ ett,binment ~ tninr, " = II
carry tho gaod rfinrirIs With ~l1us Z starred
year ars, viz: "Liss AND is Lire md will % e.
or break tie pitcher. Aware bsfofe kDine Nssss
ut my goods tsias there wu.ld be spstr few srcIsS
in my lire offered nj cos, ~ CaAs" I dsvussl
September to masking my purchases, 80 as to ms~s
s.a y,icrs. Wh~thef i,svc srreerdsd or not can
be easily proved by corsparison ~ rftccs and
qualities, which il respectfully solicited. My L.
dies. assortment being enlarged copstsntly u
i added tdswrck i-.aasir.I husmsllsd Caters and
the neat 'fa5rs Tie q new article Misses
Shoes line supply-Cb iidrcn's Shoes, coming and
going al fhs fiase OF cousse.0cnten,rn Gao Boots
and Shoes. good assortment. aud Mems Thick
Bc,ts tcry chesp--Boss ~otk ni,,ndan,--A large
assof'mcnt q Sert ants Sss5cs aeludinr frw hsn-
dted pairs Of heavy RicjtnDnd Sti,ehdowns, bcsai
aud uabound. Rod and Black. going "a rau;dh.
Abou, the PRETTfESr SILK HAT
~ c,rr seen. Of vsriogs styies--wool Hats,
sl"ach Hs's-csps' Carsi' csrs,H sbsesls.s
aud Camp T,aselline and common Trunks.a
large 'upPiy, theap--Curpct Bags. inclajing nsw
article Of gafta se,cha. superior and MOI dear end
some new styles Of Metallic Ruhb.r~ very noat pur.
chased ii tho r'rnaiac,urcr and wsrrsnscd ,sruag
Now h'enda psase compare prvhf prices with ce5i
prices and lot as sec WIN wins the tfH,ie,
Respectfully p. SEABCRYs Z
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4 HOUSE FOR RENT.-A BEAl

Eel tiful md comfortable residence, on Diamond
Hill. containing six Rooms. with oui-houses and an
excellent SPRING on the lot. This residence /,
romanically situated the II i'll, and, in many re-
s?ccts, is desirable The conveniences about the
lo excellent.
Apply tn Hamilton Boyd orthe undersigned neal
the premises. JOHN THOM.
Oct 30-3w
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XALUARLE PROPERTY FoR

SALE.-Thc subscriber offers for sale his
TAVERN HOUSE AND LOT. ut Campbell cour,
house. occupied by MIR. John c, Elliott. The
building is new, large nnd commodious. and well
suited for housekeeping. with sll necessary Out
Houses, such Stables, Corn Houses, Carriag,
Houses, and also good and convenient lots Cor Dra-
vcrs, with Shelters. Water, sc. The Tavern has
large and extensive custom. Attached to
the Tavern is large md well huislrrd Stor Ruc,n
with good Counting Room and Lumber Room.
viii also. if desired. sell US much Wood Land.
convenient To the Tavern, the purchaser may de-
sire.
The above property viii be offered for sale pri-
va'cly. until the lih day Of No.cmber next. when
IL not previously sold, Z win be offered public uuc.
ticn. The property will be shown to ANY person
wishing to purchase, in my absence, by Mr.. J. u.
Alexander. or Mr. j. c. Elliott
Terms liberal and made knwn ON the day oi
sale TOrt 30-t1iN1 uORATlp DEpRIEST
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ID ANAW the subscriber. on
IL Thursday. the 9th inst. a negro man, named
BURGOYNE, commonly called BUG. Said
negro is about 81 years Of nge, mud IL about 9
feet il height slender made and rather Inclined 10
be knock. knecd aud of bright complexion; md on,
when be left, black cloth caP--othcr clothing not
recolIected. Any person experimenting snid negro
and returning him to me. securing him in Jail so
that get him again. shall receive reward Of $40,
iftnken in Bedford or Campbell, SIS IL taken out
Of those countless. My address is Lynchiurg. Va.
OFT 13--t-if JOHN cox.
s1T-Lewisburg Chronicle cory 3,if and forward
account to this Office.
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nIVlDEND.-.Af Meeting Of The Presi-
~ dent and Directors Of tile Ptsylvnnia and
Lynchburg Turnpike Company held on the 20tb
day of October. 1Sjl,-On motion.
Rcsoired, That Dividend Of 81 per share on
each share Of Stock in said Company, be, and the
samc is hereby declared. payable the 18th day
of November next, subject deduction OF "A per
cent S,ate tax on the
Oct 23-Imif F.S. MILLER, Trca.'r.
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nn FAMILY Rcsislcnces FOR Sale,

III ! wish 20 sell my House aud Lot on IIfh
Street aud 9Th Alley. The lot contains ! Acre. in
the neighborhood OF Col. VIM. D. Browns. The
house is in good repair-there is good Stable on
the lot and a well of frs, rate water
Al-o--A BRICK HOUSE and 1 ACRE LOT,
on 9th street, in the ncighbofhood of Maj Jsmcs
Bcnagl's, and next door TO Mr.. Caleb Johnson
residence. now ocenpiedhy Mr., .Inmes G. Swianey.
viii sell the above Houses ind Lots n, public anc>
ton Friday the 3lst inst, at o'clock in the nf-
tcrnoon. Terms ut sale JAMES SCURRY.
Sale conducted by
MOSBY & HOLCOMBE,
Ocf 2n-lf Ancts mud Gam Mnr
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NALUAmi.E REAL EsTATE !.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ~
Bedford county, MT Auction.---l'y virtue Of n
decree OF the county court of Bedford. pronounced
ut its October Term. 1851 in the Of Anderson
Stcptoe" the undersigned will, Saturday the
22d day Of November, 1851 upon the promises, er-
pose 10 sale, by way of public auction. the Tract OF
Land in said cause mentioned. situated in Bedford
county. Otter River, adjoining the lands OF
Edwin Moore. James NOEL and others, containing
&E 621 ACRES, more or less. being the
IL. land allotted to the widow OF the late Jesse
Anderson, as dower.
Said Land is situated in about | miles Of Tho
Virginia md Tennessee Railroad, and is snid to be
productive and valuable; the improvements nre
commodous and well suited for family residence
TERMS-A sufficient amount in cash, will be
required To pny the cost Of suit and expenses oil
sale, shy $50: the residue to be paid in equal in
stalmcnts Of one and two ycrrs, to be secured by
bond with good security md tho title retained until
the whole purchase money il paid.
Possession given lsf January next.
JOHN N. ANDERSON. L.
CHARLES II. SLAUGHTER. ( "'"' ~
Ort 3O--vf99N
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Mn WEpsTER-This honorcd states
man. accompanied by Mrs. Webster, at
tended the concert of Miss Hayes, in Bos-
ton, on Tuesday night week ago. and on
his entrance the whole male portion of the
audience rose and hailed him with three
deafcning cheers, the ladies waving their
handkcrchiefs. Mr.. Webster gracefully
bowed his thanks. when the orchestra
(Germania band) Immediately struck up
HAL Columbia" The scene was of the
most animated and interesting character
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Branch Formers Bank Of riirginia.

Chalohesriile. F,bynary 24bA, 1851.
have taken n lesson from Mr.. Vane showing his
plan Of detecting counterfeit and altered bank bills,
and being well satisfied. that it is correct system,
take pleasure in recommending the plan to all bu-
sness men, and others that handle many bank bills.
His rules are based upon the intricate Mathcmati-
cal process. by which genuine bank bills are prepar-
ed, and will detect the counterfeit with certainty
by common inspection.
JNO. r. JONES, Presiaenl
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CALF SKINS.-JUST RECEIVED AN
" assortment of Philadel plia aud Baltimore cay
Sims. oct. 27-ts] f. LOCKWOOD.
CESAVATS.-ON HAND fine stock of
~ Crarats and Neck Ties, which will be sold low.
~, 97-,s f. LOCKWOOD
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| SILK HD'KES.--I50 pa. Silk Hkfs.,
| - some very superior, among which ,nny be found
some genuine Bnnisnas. exfrn size. Also sorae
beautiful Exhibition ildk'fs. all exceedingly loo
| prices Mt
| G.nt On-.t.tr n r. n pETERQs
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Sidnntop, february l. 1851.
II gives me pleasure to state that, having been
taught by Mr.. Vnne bis rules for detecting counter
felt and altered Bank Bill. am entirely satisfied
that these rules sufficient To enable any with
ordinary observation, to detect the counterfeit;
therefore chcerfully add mine to the numerous
Communications which he has obtained in this place
PIKE PowEns.
We have also taken Lessons from Mr.. Vanc, and
fully concur with Professor Powers in the above
certificate.
Il. GAMBLE. NJ. d.
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" tits stated. says the Washington
Republic that the Legislature Of Georgia
will probably cvincc their approval of the
Compromise by the election of Mr.. Toombs
sothc Senate, in the place of Mr.. Bernen'
whose term viii expire March ,, 1883.
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CLOAKs AND mANTILLAs.--o.


The nbovc goods are vary hanas,r,, md cherr
OF Sept 29--iit.l DON +. g. PETERS
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KossurH is the son of a LAWYER and small

kossUrH is the son of LAWYER and small
land owner, in Zemplin, and was born in
1906. He is, therefore. now in his 45th
year. He was married in 1911. Previous
to the Hungarian revolt he was distinguish
ed for his eloquent advocacy ofliberal prin-
ciples, in the Hungarian Diet. but it was
in the character Of an editor that his influ-
cncc was most cxer,ed and deeply felt
kossuth, is said to have commenced his
career as a reporter for the Hungarian
Diet, and afterwards became an editor.
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. ~ The death of Col. Kinney, of Tex
as, is announced in the Philadelphia In
quircr. 1t states that he was killed acct
dentaly on the 9th instani,at Corpus Chris
ii, by one of his pistols. He died immedi-
Ill.
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horne for rents, from 1st August 81 to
LIST Oct "a, S4.5O7 90
Which sum was placedio cred
1t wster-works ito which
profits for the SIX months as
stated above lies II
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We learn that the Wings Of Bedford
held meeting Monday Court day. and
nominated for the House Of Delegates,
WIN. NJ. Burwell and Stephen ID. Peters.
The Democrats, the same day. nomina
ted for the House Of Delegates, John
Goolc jr.. and Samuel Davis; and for the
Senate Samuel Brown.
The Wings made no nomination for the
Senate.
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Drawn Numbers.
MonoRgaii7 Glass Ia.
3S % IS 81 &c 6 As n 81 A. 81 65
Hoaonga'a Class l55.
CT 80 10 % IS al 81 IS 40 - 40 So IS
Moaoagalia Ertra Cias,l37.
4G - IS 81 30 - 10 s. 4S Al 80 63
Monopgalia Glass t..
81 6S "a 80 30 81 g. &c "a 3 80
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&1OO0O WoM,T II! Or, OF DRY =, 7

SH--The subscribcrs having determined IL
quit The Dry Good. business offer their cnfiro stock
OF Goods at cost for cnsb amongst which will ls
found rnany desirable fl and Winter Goods. Al
are invited examine stock brfcrs pu issing
elsewhere, ga wo are determined To rci VI cost.
Sept ag-t-n u. e. J. FRANKLIN.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
~ VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL
ROAD Proposals viii be received at Wythevillc
ON the 18th of December next. for the eraduatior
and masonry of so much of the Virginia and Ten
nessce Rail Road, between Wyihcvillc and til.
State line. as the subscriptions hereafter to b.
made shall warrant
ClIAS. +. NJ. GARRETT, Chief Engineer
Oct Boiled
.Y''The Wythcville, Abingdon, Salem, and Lib
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a. CABELL HOUSE. BANK SQUARE.
LII Lyach5rg, Io.-The subscriber has this day
takep charge of the well known and popular Tav-
ern, the "CABELL HOUSE." recently occupied
by MIR. John Reveley, where he can at all times be
found ready to accommodate those who may favour
him with call.
The House is now undergoing thorough repair,
and he promises that no pains ,rH be spared on his
part to render his guests comfortable. His House
will be provided with the best the country affords,
and having the best of Stables, he promises that
every attention shall be given that department.
He takes this method Of stating to the pubic that
his own personal attention, aided by Mr.. Hilton ID.
Walker. shall nj all times be paid TO every depart
mont Of the establishment.
March .l-fsif CHARLES PHELPS
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Letter from Henry Clay.

I'VE find in the alag Of the Umon,"
10Th inst. published at Jackson, Miss
shc following letter from Mr.. Clay, in re-
ply to an invitation 10 attend barbecue,
got up by the Union men there:
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NJ OTICE-To tie Ciii-ens Of LyachJnrg ana
~ adjoining conntics-"knowledge is Safety
Cosntr71,H and Altered Baak-Note Defecting on am
and all Banks. no,c issHed hereafter 10 be issued
TAUGHT IN A LESSON OF ONE HOUR, BY
!. NANE.
All Counterfeit and Altered Bank Bills may be
detected by any one, whether he hns ever before
seen Bill on the Bank or not.
Having taught, with entire satisfaction, Bankers.
Brokers, Merchants Mechanics and Farmcr.,-
finally, of all professions and trades-I feel pleas
in referring to the following gentlemen who
have been taught by me:
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WlIITTEMORE's OFFICE.

THURSDAY 30-Monongnlia Glass 1918 10.
Captas-$20, 900; 5000; 1000; 30 of 400. Tick
cts s..
FRIDAY 3i-Do Glass 160-15 10.
Capitals-5 of $4,000; 1000; 90 Of ,000.-
Tickets s..
SATURDAY 1-Monongalia. Glass l61-75 10.
Capitals s 900; 10000; 6.0O0 5000; 200 of 500
Tickets $40.
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STAUNTON, A.. Jnn %, 1871.
hereby certify, that Mr.. Vanc taught me his
method Of detecting Counterfeit and Altered Bank
Bills. consider his eighi rules. applicable
nv species of counterfeit and altered Bank Bills and
the result may he relied upon with confidence
His rules, based upon the intricate mathematical
process, by which genuine bank bills are prepared,
will detect the counterfeit with ordinary inspec-
ton became his pupil with reluctance, strongly
suspecting the syston humbug, but few minutes
satisfied me of his ability arm me against the mn
chinations of the Countcriciier. ! can with conf
dcncc. commend him to every who would be
similarly armed. r. II. PHILLIPS.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!


' DIRECT From EtROPE.--Thc sub
scriber has received portion OF his Fall aud wis
ter Goods. difre' from Ennrc, and in few days
will open his entire stock. which when corr~.. t.
viii be the largest and most commanding rv~~ s-cn
u Lynehburs. aud ~ unususlly low priocs. rlss
Ladies' hud
Rich l'rocade Silks. Che l,andson,cs, In t.wr,
q Clouded g Connecting just out)
Brk Giro De Rhncs, nl widths,
g Satin Decline, very wide aud cheap.
Rich blk Satin for dresses,
few pcs Rroc Ribbons very wide.
Bll Brocadc silks very cheap,
White Brocpdc 4"
- eloudcd Connecting cnt;r,s, aow)
l'rul liish Paplins. the hend-cnicst goods out,
French and scotrh-~ orked Collars. Cuff. Chcu,i
| xetts and Sleeves
| Eig'd Mousuins and Cusmrrcs
Plain % in every colaun
| Bin
White Mrrlno, Nc. g..
The nbovc goods are vary hands.r,> md clerr
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TREsH LINENs.--T5orIEcEs pUEn

h RES6H BENENN.--EJVTT EUES TUEE
n IRISH LINEN. manufactured OK presny for tho
subscriber in Belfast, irclundwarrancd to bc f,re
from cotton, and much cheaper thnn nsnal. Al~s,
100 pieces Swiss and Checked MOusIiNS,
some very superior, purchased from the manuiao
turrrs. IOct Phil u. Z. @. rETERS.
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- pcned this morning, very handsome assoSt-
mont of
Dk wat'l. Cloaks.
MmtiIlas.
Plain blk Muutias,
one magnificent blue Velvet (cnb'J) Mantle,
made and purchased In Paris, aud Is esrfainy the
richest thing ever seen in this place
Oct l3--ts DON TIC. PETERS
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POstpOslcn,,cnt.
.OMMlssIONER,S smIc orI,AND

Tho abosr sale is postponed to Satardas, the sih
NoSon'lrr tsct. 3o-3t1 re.
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The failure Of Jacob Little h Co.. exten-
sive Stock Brokers, Wall street, was an
nounccd yesterday. Their liabilities are
very heavy, and their stoppage has crea-
ted great panic in the Stock Market to-
day. We learn. however, that the sus-
pended firm announce their ability to meet
all their liabilities except those incurred
for stock contracts.
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Leaving nett profit for six

Showing an increascof fourteen
renters, amounting TO S9i w
l, would be proper here to state, that
every account for rents, during the period
reported, have been collected NOT one
laid over.
On the lstApril last. the Comnittee had
on hand (of Funds in hands of Treasurer.
and uncollected bills ofprevious dates. as
well as the debt cigoincd by Messrs- Lang
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Sold.
Clas. l., Nos 81 s. e., handsome prize of $500.
A. +. WHITTEMORE.
~ Orders for packages. certificates Of packn-
yes, single tickets. in any of the Lotteries of j.
w. Maury & Co. will meet with prompt attention
if addressed to A. F. WHITTEMORE, Jr.,
Lynchburg, Va.
~ Communications strictly confidential.