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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-18
OBITUARY,

Died, OF Inflammation pi the Atumuch,nn tho JTd
day OF August after painful and pro,acted illness
OF ,ix weeks, Mrs. SorHIA JoSLs, wife OF Mr.. Ed
ward Jones Of Bedford eounty, Va in tho 3Uth year
Of her age. Mrs. Jones was lady. much esteem.
edbysll who knew her Having proicssed religion n
bout the year 1887, she joined the Methodist
Church aud lived consis eat and beloved mem
Der up to the time Of her decease. She frequently
spoke Of death during her illness. and eyinced, u
all times, calm resis alton 70 the will o, q ID. in
whom She had put her ttu,t. She left widowed
husband and three liric Interesting children 10 Ia
mcnt her HWimely end W.
III L. Rep viii please copy,
Killed 10y lightning on HE farm, near New Market,
Nelson Co, Va, on the 18th day Of September,
WILLIAM ROBERTSON, Esl
Thus closed the life Of one who possessed q gem
crosby Of Soul, wh.h tempered the steiner qualities
Of the head, and recommended aln - the esteem q;
all. A. he was exemplary - ;iie:.i a..
ccrc,ns master Aunlac and iululscut an 40 hus-
band tender and aletioAaie- The afnbili,y and
lfankuess othis department, insrAiiatei him wihall
wha cnloyed the pleasure Oh has acquaintance; there
was native mmpur ahls character WHICH gave il
pccuariutcrc i His mansion wa evcr thc residence
Of hospitality. lie mover known 10 injurc de-
sisaclly ~ the feelings pf any one aal though pos.
sesscd u quielnras oi scnaibiaty 10 tho appear
ancc OF offence OF nrropriety be adlcd to.N+
press his regret and tomasc atoncmcnt for injuries
prompted an excess Of feeling lie was gust char
table and without disguise. He has le' widow,
one or two Children. aud larsc circle Of friends 10
Lemoan Lis untinicly end. w NJ, /,
-, IN the . TIL Of Aug't at a Ii Grove, Frank
la Co. Va, Mr. ELIzApFru 4. CALLAwAr. dauga-
ter Of ohm r. Gugrrant in the cd yenr Of her age
leaving bereavcd husband and Two infant children.
Her friends have the cheerful hope that death to
her was unsreallablc gain.
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Ahnnt ore halfthn MILF \ Lis

About one halfthc mills in this city are
idie--not raising smoke. The most Of
those at al IL Ere, ociEine Themselves 10
making so5ts for the large stocks wltirs
burden their warehouses;.
Some one or two mills have partially
resumed work. producing less than one
fourth their capacity and the hands at re-
duced wages. For general resumption
Of work Of regular employment, very
material reduction of wages would be
checrfully submitted to. There are but
two prospects success to the iron men,
One is a general and material reduction of
the wages Of labor to tic standard Of com
peiiDg countries, which must be submittrd
10 by the turnacemcn as well as mill hands
AN ungracious and nnwished for result.
Or forcing of,he present dominant party
into a change Of measures.
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On SALE or I.AND.-AcrrNG As

-. runmias,ontIi undafa decree Of the circuit
court u tn. county ofAmherst. pronounced 'st i,s
August tern. 1851 in tbs esse IL Lucas {; al ,s
pcnacton ot a." the undersigned viii on tho third
MONDAY n October next (thii being court day) a,
Anihrrt r'mr, houae ssll 10 the highest bidder. a
TRACT OF LASp, cnnioniag One Hrnared and
fytg.fre ard D hsf hcscr. adjoining tic hand, ~
WIN W Scot. George w old aud others. Sail
l.snd IS about MILES from Lynehbars. and wiih,n
shili mile Of the James River aud Ksnawia Ca
nj. and y TIN sann Tract ~ Land Formerly owned
By MR. Fats. 'bailpet. w.neh Nj Wait Cox
now reside
Actiag a. commissioners, we shall. Of course,
convey only saeh iiie j vested in u, by tho l..
err, aforesaid which, however, standardized
TERMS OF SALE.--A rrcdi, aft. ~ aud is
months, fur equal portions u tho purchase money
tlo purchaser executing bond with approved PET.
,en4l security and the title the land .of re,a,n
ed ultimate security thrrtur.
e DABNEN lCopn;,
no ~ CoGllIlL. : sioa,rs
IS
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Public Spcalsinr.

WIN. L. Goggin.cal,didate ios Congress
in the Albemarlc District. will address the
people Of the District. as follows:
BEDFORD.
Thursday, lS-Ncar Mt. Zion. Goose
Creek.
Friday, 19-Near Mount Herman.
Saturday, 20-At Jones' Store, Fancy
Farm.
AMHERST.
Tuesday, 23-At billiards. Store.
Wednesday,. 24-At Elon. sfs
Thursday, 25-At lienlcy's Store, near
Mt. Moriah.
NELSON.
Friday. 26-At Massie's Mill.
Saturday. 27-At Greenfield.
All persons are respectfully invited 70
attend.
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,s,r ns,i.,ns fsih md aripfsu,ns regard for the
sselt AMI i,r the serrtasir II other natiss Tie
r,sura,s .asst and protection Of eur indsstry
spnieu ofsnit efsa maternal resources and tie t.,
recfi.sa assd ssiss VI commerce on car inlas,l ~
~ oaswa..i stas. A generous sad n.anly sun
port Of the administration which rnaintains. ana A.
far AZ q Ia It's power, carries this wise and libc-
raj policy
Adhering TO this platform, bruad enough for at
least twenty millions If rccmen 10 stand upon, an
'icriyins the whole political horizon, excluding geo
TsaPiy from politics We msy hopeio triumph On
any 'n'sa narrow, sectional platforan success would
be more terrible than defeat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-18
MANY LADIES.
MARRIED..

On W Wednesday. the l0h inst, at Nickcll's Mills,
by the Rev. Houston, CHARLEs w. HuTcHrsoS,
Esq. formerly of Lynchburg. to Miss. M.RrfrfA,
daughter Of DR.. James NJ. Nickcll-all Of Monroe
county, Va.
Married, on Wednesday, the 10Th inst. by the
Rev George W. Langhornc, Mr. AtiHlD s. Ev.
aIrDovE, formerly Of Wyihe county, Va. to MAnY
AM, second daughter Of Capt. VIM II. Lydick Of
t.is place,
, Ga the 3rd inst, by the Rev. Philip Court
ney Mr.. H. NJ. IiuDsoS. to Miss. MARGARET F..
daughter Of Mathew c. Glenn, all Of this city.
Di,pg cb
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-18
WING Meeting in Pittsylvania.

Pursuant to call published III the Dan
vile Register, the wings Of Piusylyania
assembled on the 18th Of Sept, it being
Court day, for the purpose Of appointing
delegates to represent them in the Wig
State Convention, to be holden at Char
lo'tcs,illc on the 25th inst
On motion Of Col Thomas S. Jones,
Capt. John Keen was called 10 The Char
and Joseph Martin, Jr, appointed Score
tary.
The Chairman having stated tic Object
Of the meeting, Maj. G. D. Neal moved
that the Chairman appoint 80 Delegates to
represent The wings OF PittsylvaniA in the
State Convention aud the following gem
tlcmen we're then appointed: Or. Thomas
p. Atkinson, James Laner. William Pat
ton, Geo. Wilson, T. ID Neal. J. NJ. Will
Jams, James Tiusley, Benz. Estes, jesse
Carter, i. Thornton Il. Pitchcrt y IL
Payne. t, Hutcherson, H. w Barksdale.
Barristcr Anderson, w p Terry. J. E.
Anderson Henry, n c. Miller, Vincent
Witchcr, A. II. Norman. Dr. J NJ Hutch
InSs, Samuel Berger, T. Rorer, S. A. JEFF
tcrson, DR.. L. Johns, ]. d. Hunt Il. Petty.
VIM. T. Pannill, Or. John Robertson, w.
c. Grasty, j. I. Miller, c. j. Bennett,
Roger Z. Atkinson. w Ii. Tunstal ]
Gilmer, &. D. Neal, L. Scruggs, s. c.
Jones. David H. Clark, aud all other. wings
from Piusylvania who may be in Char
lottesvilc at the time Of the Convention.
On motion Of Col. Thos. S. Jones, the
Chairman AMI Secretary were added 10 The
delegation.
On motion Of Il F. Atkinson. Esq,
Resolved, that these Proceedings be 1t
TO the Richmond and Lynchburg papers
and the Danvllle Register for publication.
On motloa the meeting adjourned.
JOHN KEEN, Chairman.
JosEPH MARTIN, JR., Sec'v.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-18

Ladi"s o. The Baptist Uhnfcii and Com
grceariou, viii hold FAIR. commencing Wcdncs.
day night, the aith inst. in the house now occa-
ried by Mr. Wcodson opposite the Franklin Hotel
the proceeds cf which will be appropriated to the
completion Of their building. As they have mo-,
solicited aid from the community in getting up the
Fair. they respectfully ask that patronage which
they believe generous public are willing to bes,ow
on so benevolent an object,
MANY LADIES
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gs CAnELi. MosIsE, BANK SoiIAEr

- LyHciJ1K, fa.--rhe subscriber has ihi. ,iav
taken charge pi the well knawn and rcruulaf Tas.
crn. tic "CiBELL HOUSE." rocently occupied
by Nh John Reveloy, where he Gun at al timos hu
hsund ready to accommodate thosc who may favour
aiu with coll
The House ID now undergoing thorough repair,
and 10 promacs TIN, nc paine viii 70 ,.ra,ci on his
rait 10 reader his guests comfortable. lila iIous,
viii he provided with the beE tho country Aaora..
.nd having the lest OF Stablcs, h. promises tia,
every attention shall Do given to that department
lictaNc. thin method of stating 10 the Pubic TINT
hIs own personal rncntics. aided by Mr. Hilton T.
Walker ehallnt oil times be paid 10 every dspat,-
mcn, 81 tho establishment.
March Z ,sif Charles pIrYpg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-18

LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH.
New ORLEANS. Sci,

wv DT1LhANal 'NtI'I. 7.
Gen. QuIlman. Of Mississippi, has put
forth letter declining 70 continue as a can
dijate for the office OF Governor Of that
State. His party will run Mr.. Cooke in
his place, but the Union majority in Nlis4is-
sippi, as estimated from. the result Of The e
lection Of Delegates to the State Convcn-
uon, Will be from twelve 10 fifteen thou
sanl Nnfca-
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NTOEAUnsE rOK RAN nIrCAn,

HFdLLiHbE VAST POWDER, for
bdtiHg Liyi' AMI Sreei Bread When this srtiei.
nnged according ~ the directions it mover fails,o
make heh' bread. Il good flour IA usoi and its
wnrTcnted TO ircp in any climate
Broad iaade with this ycpu Is perfectly whole
conc not liable % aodr upon de stomach, aud /.
more noui,shinE and economical dion Bread raised
"ith the eominsn Brewers or Bsker's Yeast, wiri,,
a. 70 well known to Chooii.ts. in producing liyh,
ncaf. converts toto feg and spirit portion ii ii.
sweet and noufi.hns qualities OF the Flour, which
ARE thus wholly last
ltitagIeat cont euirnec, tlie' il isalwsys READY
aud SURL 10 aet--,hc dough requires no. stand
ihg bat Is ready 20 bake as soon a. snixed and the
m'st ignorant can hardly mistake IN ia use Should
~ excess BE- rut 49, it will tho bread ycl-
low, withnu asliy soery iattc AZ saaia,us and
soda vii; lhus snving much wssic.
II q suilaLir for almost all kind cfSwcct Cuha,
Gingerbread Dun,p!mgs and Gri.lile Cukss
~ Dough mixed with common Yeast. and
ii.iing 70 fit'. may be made light. ind saved. by
thoroughly knelding in The proper qionti,y u
ico5t. For saio by JNO'Ii SHAy.
sept i-iwit p,urya,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-18

The Washington Republic s.thst the addition
u the Capital i progressing finely. There are NJ
wards oftwo hundred and fifty persons employed 10
nc various departments OF business The cast base
mem wall q the south wing is already ten feet in
height. and las, Trrsday workmen commenced lay.
ins stone az the nar,h wing. The foundation walls
.se eight feet lae ia-hes thick. The new Hal Of
Representatives viii have three hundred seats for
rnerahers, besides accommodations for persons priv
i'esed % ths floor The Senate chamber viii be
provided with ere hundred seats The galleries
Of each branch vii accommodate two thucsard per
Sons. or rore than three times the number under
The present arrangements. There viii be upwards
Of on. hundred new committee II il thought
that ths erection ct the "sidi-inrr viii occupv ur
wards Of FIVE years.-Rirswss5 Tines
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-18

= n IVf5bU.-- Dc tlbscribcr. who u nav 10
New York, hev.ng jnst re,nrncd troin Europ~.
where ho has hccu iof the Lax, four moths. pureLa
pnr Eools tor hi. market. win II the cuur.c
81 few dpy4 open tie lirecs,, handscrnes AID
q arsa stock q StaFle atd Fancy Dry Goods. c,-
-reEhhued ~ lynehlurg.
ile Aal paid particular attention 10 tho wants uf
the lRiie', ani Gun promise thom something r.slv
bcar'nl u tie way V .SiAs and ether Dyess Go,d.,
Ri5ioH-, & e
antt y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-18
Seizure ot'an .Ameaican brig at Harano

Seizure Of an Aineaican brig at IIapano
The barquo Ranger. from Cuba, arriv-
ed at Portland. Maine. on the 9th inst
The Captain reports, that the brig Potosl,
Capt. Sawyer, OF and from New York, had
been seized at Havana for an attempt made
by her officers to emuggle a quantity Of
powder on shore. Capt Sawyer, aud
Ransom Reynolds. the second mate, were
examined, and it is thought they Will be
sent out to Spain to serve number OF years
in the chain gangs The brig, it was ex-
Pected, would be given up on the payment
of a fine. She Is owned BY John B. Brown,
Of Portland -RicAmond Times.
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$4,000 REWARD.--Lo.s Or So

y Y y TN fIUu1 ny PucKtt kOIHe"IItrt
on the basin. between Msssrs. Lacy e. Tyree's aud
Nj Jas B. Renwick's. small black Pocket-book
containing about seven hundred doarr--six one
hudred dollar notes Virginia money. and one fifty
dollar ncte. and about fifty dollars in small notes
some ofthcm Smthson e. Stath,m some Latham
there two due bills also in the book one on y
D. Burton for thirty nine dollars. the other on L.
Clarke for forty.two dollars viii pay the ssm
ef ffiy dollars for the delivery Of safd look and
cor,en,s 70 Mr. J. s. Crs~dsor.
Sep. Is-as JOHN a yolSsoy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-18
wing Meeting IN Amherst.

"A a meeting of the Wings ct Amherst,
held in The Courthouse on Monday the
18th ofSepternber, for the purpose Of APP
pointing Delegates 10 the Convention,
which will assemble at Charlottesville. on
the 25th inst, to select candidates for Gov
ernor. It. Governor, and Attorney Gener-
al, under the New Constitution. Capt
Thos. N. Eubank. was called to the chair
and Charles L. Ellis, appointed Secretary
The object Of the meeting having been
explained by the chairman. on motion Of
Sam'l. NJ. Garland, esqr., it was
Resolred, That the chair appoin; TWEEN
ty-fve gentlemen, to represent the county
in the Convention. Whereupon The fol
lowing names were selected, viz: Amherst
Court-house-James p Coleman, Ro A.
Coghill. Richard Powell, james P. Gar
land, and Benz. Brown jr,
Polar Mals.-Charles L. Ellis, Edwin
S. Rucker JohnJ. VIM, Beverly p. Nor
iiss. and Ro. n. Ellis
+ Billiards .Store.-William Kent, Hiram
G. Kyle. DR.. David Patteson, Jesse
Watts, and John billiard.
Buffalo SPrings.-John Pryor. ST.,
Thos. A. Eubank, Thos. c. Goodwin,
Lewellen I. Cash, and Thos. Payne
Iemperance.-Hcnry Loving, Ro. L.
Coleman. Nat. Maniiply, Ro. Hcnly, and
Charles b. Claiborne
Onmotionthc chairman was added 10 the
delegation.
DR.. David Patteson, then offered the
Neutrality-suspicious., which was unanimous
ly adopted.
Rcsoircd, That this meeting cordially
approve the firm, patriotic. aud manly
course OF MILLARD FILLMoRE, as Presi-
dent ofthe United States, and that we here
by pledge our continued and undivided
support to the man, who has proved him
self equal to every emergency, true 10 the
Constitution, and loyal to the Uniou-and
who has borne himself so mcelily III his
great Office as to win the confidence and
admiration, OF the great masses Of the peo-
pie. Of all parties and al sections.
On motion the Lynchhurg Vugnjaa
and Charlottesville Adrocate were rcqucs-
ted TO publish these proceedings
And on motion the meeting adjourned.
THOS. n. EUBANk, Chmn.
CuARLrs l.. Frrts. S3yt'U
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Nh. she Horticultural Harden a

---l-- 90 Grace Street. Formerly occupied b. -
y Aberhcthy. viii be coninuoi under the a.
pcrintrndence q, Mr.. JOHN MORTON. u prac,i.
rnl and experienced Florist. who has purchased IN
interest in the stock Which viii b. found large and
complete. embracing every variety OF PLANTS,
SHRUBS, Sc
Crlcrs ior Plants o, Boqpc,s will b. attended 10
rhihc ta'ar pr"mptness a. heretofore
liItod catalogue iurnighcd upon application
It;rbrtnnI Sal, III 4,
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ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS

Since the above was put in tyne, we have
ascertained from Mr.. Mcrryman. conductor
on the Sus9uehanna railroad. who came
through from Columma and Harrisburg
yesterday. some additional particulars in
relation to this horrible tragedy. Young
Dickinson Gorsuch, we are glad to learn,
rs not yet dead. though his condition is such
as to render his recovery matter of ex-
trcme doubt. He was shot in the left
shoulder. and also badly beaten and bruis-
cd by blows with club, The report that
ne was matiiated by cut with a scythe is
not correct. He is still lying at house in
the neishborhood of where the ARRAY took
place. Joshua Gorsuch and DR.. PIERCE,
though beaten and bruised by the negroes,
swe learn were not seriously injured The
former came on yesterday morning with
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az ATTENTION ARTILLERY,

bssssI Attend Drhl OF the Company at the GuH
gks@s House. On Saturday. the e0tl inst. 1T
O'Clock. P EQUIPPED in SKINNER Uniform. Side
aud Dress Cdpa. The Mu5lets and Accou-
tcments issued h-tctofur. viii be- returned at tlat
time By order q II EEES,
Sent lS-it1 oud Serp't
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-18

a Geographic despatch from the South
brings information that the steamer Par
PeTo lth' vessel which bore the Lopez Ex-
pedluon to Cuba. and was TO have taken
out reinforcements) surrenderedto the rev
enIe cutter .Nacssc,, az Jacksonville.
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MORE q GAIIAlalfEIf. 1,crr.r

NJ BFrftf ard Ri7cr HoaT. Philadelphia. Manu-.
setir,stt ron kangs i,,i fencing enclosures Tor
Geometry ht', Balconies. versndahs and all kinds
Of Ornamental lion Work Work warranted and
executed with dispatch.
~ lOiIN Long Agent for sh. above houses,
y III shc~ Ill" designs any who may call On him.
and recriv. their ,,tdcri. ?ept ls-lv
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dings be pnbl:sied Ii the Lynehburg Viz.
s'isian- WHEN the meeting siioaIHed
w. HUNTER, chaus'n.
JIG. Bass. Sce'v.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-18

The Presi1eat VIII leave Washington
this morning il the i o'clock tram, to full
FL his promised visitto Boston. proceeding
first, however. 10 Newport. Rhode Island.
ojoin Mrs. Fillmore, who went ,hithcr a
month or two ago for the hcncf, Of sea
bathing, and where she has been detained
two or three weeks by an accident. The
President will reach Boston probably on
Wednesday morning.
The Secretary ofthc Interior, and the Sc
crctary Of War, will accompany the Pres.
dent on his journey.-Aat. Int. Of l5M.
Major Gen. Scott returned to Washing
ton on Saturday evening from his visit to
the Virginia Springs. His health. we are
glad to learn, derived much benefit from
the use ofthe waters Of the White Sulphur
during even the short time to which his Of.
fetal duties obliged him to limit himself
Mar. Int. Of 10TH inst.
The Mar;insburg (va) Gazette raise.
the names Of WILLARD FILLMoRn and A.
III. Ill. STUART as its choice for candidates
for President aud Vice President The
Ga-efte says:
The distinguished success which has at
tended the efforts of the presen, incumbent
Of the Presidential chair, TO preserve the
integrity Of the Union, without prejudice to
the rights Of any member Of the Confede-
racy, entities him TO the lasting gratitude Of
every true patriot in the Republic; Wills,
the character Of his Administration is such
as to have secured the respect ofits political
opponents
Mr. Stuart is statesman Of whose tai
cnts every Nirginian is proud; and the fact
that lie has been member the Admins.
tration ever since Mr.. Fillmore came into
office is sufficient guarantee. ii, indeed,
guarantee were wanting. Of his fidelity TO
the great conservative principles Of the Ma
ronal Wing party"
A Chinese Fa~aal IN California is de-
scrbed In the San Francisco papers. Mr..
At-hang, a respectable mcrcant from Can
ton, died from the effects Of disease con
tracted on his passage to California The
funeral procession Of his countrymen, at
tired in their native costume, was very
striking, and probably the largest ever
witnessed outside the Celestial Empire
On arriving at the cemetery, they all pro
cccdcd TO the different graves Of their coun-
trymen, buried there at different times,
splnklcd WINE upon their tombs, and per-
formed variety Of other ceremonies very
singular to us outsiders" after which the
body was consigned 10 the grave with
much ccremony-thgowing into the grave
the white riband which they all wore upon
their left arm, as badge Of mourning,
burning Candles incense, torches, and slips
ofgilt paper, at the foot Of the grave. with
salaam for each. They then made way
for The brother Of the deceased, who ap-
preached the grave, much affected, and
performed nine genuiicctions, kissing the
ground and salaaming. After which they
profusely distributed wine, cigars and
perforated Chinese com among all pres
cnt. They then returned with the most
perfect dccorum to their homes. The
whole scene appeared to be one of JOY in
instead Of mourning.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-18
rrcights up ani Down lhc Canal.
EXCHANGES

EXCHANGES.
Checks ON New York, i'p1 per Ct premium
Baltimore do
Boston. dn |
fhiadclphia, do
Bank Notes n Cuoln,,l 70 IL Discount
$ Carolina / IA a. ID
Tcnncsacr to- do do
STOCkS.
Cooperation Bonds .lU0
Lynchbun, Hose and Fine Insurance Comannv
par 80 sales s25.
Citizens saving nluL 800 ulcs :lU7l since
lvid.na
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HOUSE AND LOT

FOR SALE.--1he House and Lot now oe-
euPied BY me opposite the old Baptist Church is for
sale. Terns.-One third cash, and the re si,lue in
one and two annual payments Possession de liver
ed the LIST Of January If not prvstely sold by
the LIST Of November next ii will then be sId az
public Auction al o'clock r. ~, on the Pre- u,i.cs.
Sept. i3-fds - y GARLAND. Z
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and Moichcd TIoor-

- 1--WE nIFo an nfatFtntni u lumber dfts.rd
aud pndresscd -air
Flaming and Saving jo,.e 70 egirr
r.lls Of Timber awoi and furnished a, tho
9ppt l5-l Steam Sal ana piaa,ps N,N
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CTOVES, CARRIA1E, HORSES,

- &c, a Pa5llc Atcticn.-Un Saturday morn
ing. Goth inst. will sell at auction. IN front 81
the Market house. at 10 o'clock. without reseree-
90 new Stoves Tor Cooking, Parlour and offcos
suited for either wood or coal.
first rate Carriage and Harness.
2 or good Saddle and Harness Horses.
10 barrcls Herring,
Spades, Shoyels. Guns. &c. &c.
Terms at sale. MOSBY e. HOLCOMBE,.
Sept Silt Auoti0neers
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At COST FOR CASH.

~ before the people. that good dark fall Caicoes
can be had At MEMS corner, at 3 CTS per gard.
"a brown Shirtngs at 4! cts,
Yard wide Cotton Cloth q, 81 cts,
Broad Cloths at 81 75
Red fiannels at IL cts
Printed Muslin at 70! cts.
All are invited TO call soon before other arrange
ments made.
Sept l5-lt MEM e. GWAJRIV
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W Maury H. Co. will meet with promp, attention
if addressed 10 A L. WIiII1EM0RE, Jr,
Lynuhburg, Va.
" Communications strictly confidential
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