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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-10

VIRGINIA., y. S.-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of Campbell county, on Monday
the Tth day Of July, 1851.
David C. Ward, who sues for the benefit Of Ta-
bitha ii. Ward, Plaintiff
dgcfnS
John w Adams and Addison w. Ward. Eyccu-
tor of John l.. Adams, decd Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
(This is suit at law utiach monies and effects
of the Defendant John W, Adams in the hands Of
the Defendant Addison w, Ward, Executor as a
foresaid, 50 to hold them liable to the rlauth
recovery against the said John w. Adans;) and il
appearing from affidavit fled, that the Defendant
John W. Adams is not n resident Of this siote, il is
ordered that he do appear here within one month
after due publication Of this order, and do wini il
necessary to protect his interest and that IA copy
Of this order be published uncc week for four
ccssve weeks, in somc newspaper Published In the
town of Lynchburg, and be alec posted the front,
door ofthe Courthouse of this eounty the first
day of the next term Of tho Ccini, Court.
Copy--Testc
GEO. WM. DABNEY. e.
A. ASTHnsY, In, Pc.
july 1U-wfw
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4 ~ Elections will take place in the
iollowing States during the month Of Au-
gust:
North Carolina Thursday August 7th
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LEGAL NOTICES.
PlnintiT.

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n CABELL HOUSE, BANK sQuARE

~ CABEl.L I1OUSE. BANA SQiARh,
A-A Lyrcktsrz. Ea.-The subscriber has this day
taken charge Of the well known and popular Tav-
ern, the "CABELB HOUSE" recently occupied
by Mr. John Reveley, where he all times be
found ready to accommodate those who may favour
him with n call.
The House is now undergoing Thorough repair,
and he promises that pains triI be spared on his
part to render his guests comfortable. His House
viii be provided with the best the country affords,
and having the best Of Stables, lie promises that
every attention shall be gi:en to that department.
He takes this method Of stating To the pubic that
his own personal attention, aided by Mr. Hilton d.
Walker. shall at all times be paid to every depart
ment Of the establishment.
March 3-tsif CHARLES PHELPSy
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DLANTATION For SALE.--FGf
l. sale that valuable FARM in Campbell coun-
v formerly owned by Major Branch, and of
forwards. by Colonel Spencer. containing about
". $40 Acres, large portion productive
T. low Gncrsps, lying on Falling river, Is we'll
watcrcd--is ndapcd 10 the culture Of Tobacco.
Wheat, Corn, &C., or il would mako good Stock
Farm II is IL miles distant from Lyncbburg.--
The south-sidc Railroad viii pass near to il. The
improtehienls ARE goud dnd rs shaaton very heal.
thy.
II not sold previously, n viii positively be sold
NJ public auction, the premises, on the 18th DC.
tober next. II sold befofc that time due notice
will be given.
Terms h5rrai-for particulars. apply 10 Mr.,
Mathew b. Nowlin. residing the land, tbs
undersigned in Richmond.
LEWIS WEBB,
wARDswCRTli. TURtEk & co,
HUBBARD, GARDsBR h CARLTON.
VAN LEW s. SMITH
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.


PRovfsfcNs.--i3acon-Stoc Hgh;-Sales lola
III with small sales little heigher for prime lots
FLorR.-Salcs s3t dull for Supcrfine, stocks
accommodating. Family sias5 as te quantity aud
quality
MEAL.-6J to 20
GRAIs.-Corn 20 to IS CTS; Oats 35a374 cents.
GuaSo.-Best Peruvian $50 to IS per ton.
PLAsTfR.-Lump, s64; Ground ga.
SueARs.-New Orleans Aa9 cts; Porto Rico1 ,o
10 cts Clarified l24 cts. Loaf III to I'D set
WHIsKY.-Mouatain 30c dull
BEEswAx.-20 tool cents.
BuTrER.-l2t Is, cts. dull for No fresh
Butter at market very scarce end brings Is to zoe.
BRAsDr.-Apple, 35s40; Peach. so to s. cts.
EAR IRoS.-sSDaSj assorted dull.
CoPrEE-Rio III to l2l cts. Laguira II 10 Is;
Mocha &C.
CouxrRr LisESs.-Tow Il to liz; Flax iaal lets.
CorToS YARSs.-Sales 1920 cts.
FEATHERS TO SO cis.-Scarce.
WooL.-25 to % cts in demand.
Wool RoLLs.-35 to 371 very scarce.
GiSsExa.-35a40 cts.
FLAX SEED.-Salcs 10 per Sc III.
FIsH.-Herrings, No. l, ssaSI; Shad. old s. SO
new $40; Mackerel No. 3, $3.50.
TALLow.-S to 81 cts.
TAR.-s3.50 per Dbl.
HEMP.-We quote 81 to &c. in demand.
LIssEED OIL.-85a90cts.-ind demand.
LARD.-l3ali cts but little in the market.
MoLAssEs.-West India 35 to 40 cts. per gallon
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| RARE CHANCE-At Cost FOR

IA CASH'-In order to close oar business spec
Oily lour coparthership having cxpited) we are
selling our entire stock strictly at cost consis-
ting Of very large assortment Of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Shoes, Boots,
Hats, Gaps, Thinks, &c. We feel assured the
public never had SO good an opportunity before Of
being supplied With many desirable Goods at so
low prices, and we cordially invite oil to come soon
Merchants and others wanting large supplies are
advised to make early calls Large additions were
made from this Spring mportstions.
May 29-i,s MEEM & GWATKIN.
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OFFICE CrrIzEy's SAVINGS BANK,

OFFICE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK, !
LYrcHpuRG, Sd July, 1851.
The Board of Directors have declared dividend
of four per Of the profits Of the last six
months, payable and after the 18th inst, the
Office of the Bank to the Stockholders pcrsonuy.or
to their authorised Attorneys.
Julv I0-I, mo McDANIEf pypxr
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LOTTERIES.
McCRERY's NEW AM

VTTM. McCRERY'S NEW AND
w LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE, Nam
Stree opposite he Harcfck Housr. F. MORRIS
& CO, Successors to ID. Painc & Co, Managers,
whose liberal and popular Schemes command nd
miration and not excelled by any other in tho
United States, aud from their good luck heretofore
in the distribution of Cagita Prizes, the may
be expected.
rT-Packages, Certificates. or Single Tickets
be had all times by order otherwise.
70 Two Schemes, large and small, and Draw
ngs received daily.
[v-All orders shall hive prompt and coniidenf
tial attention.
y-All Prizes cashc,l NJ this Office.
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CEILING OFF AT COSTA sPlen-
~ did assortment Of Cloths, Cashmere and Yes
tngs all Of the finest quality carefully select
ed by myself this spring, for this market Country
merchants are invited 10 examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere, as they win find j. to their
advantage r. McDis -.
Mrrch.st Tailor neAt door to John r wngh.'s
Book .pd Jewelrv Store, Main ST., Lynchburg, Va.
june 9-5mif
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Il y expected that Mile Celeste will
v'sae tins country in August, and will sp-
pear at the Bowcry theatre, New York.
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Flour inspected
Special Notice.

RrS Funeral NOtice.--Thc Funeral
-S>-'-A Sermon of the late RICHARD G. MoRRiss,
JR., will be preached ut the Methodist Episcopal
Church. 18th Street, Sunday the 18th inst,
at AZ o'clock, P. NJ, by the Rev. Geo. w. Lang
horne. July TO-
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0T1CF - hall LEAVE home tho First ct
a NJ .l,.ept IN Europe probably
may a,, %ua sr aI during ny abssnss Ssnss q
~ n'1n'n' III Liberty, ~ili attend to my Mono
.u,' 49,, q grneraiv. with whom shAll dsposise
.aIy ls.. s' ssd accounts will probably require
saon au"s .bs am gone, l have secured the
a'.e .as". n sir. James l.. Oney af Liberty WIG
ss :. &. A psa nj s' :ss :, @ =: .s s &:
ehrres d my bSots And accounts bet ~ xi,h NJ
JdhnfUn b. NASnSSG
1ns.1
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nMOTECTlON Fire lnsu rnmc6
J. CO., ehayf,ycd ls25.-CAPiIbL STOGk
S3OO,OOO..sWill insure against loss or dam.
age by fire on the most favorable terms Risks 10,
ken on buildings In town or co,intr,.
Communications will meet with prompt aitsnfisA
ifaddtcssed to A. i. WHIfTEMORE jr,
june 2-.)mf Agent Iypchburg. VI.
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" Packages or extra Baggage to lie sent "
Boats OF Stages, must 60 the risk oftc owners
or we will not forward them.
BOYD, EDMUND & DAVENPORT.
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Freights nm and Down the Canal.

Corporation Bonds 500
Lynchburg Hose and Fire Insurance Company
par s20-salcs $25.
Citizens Saving Bank slO0-sales sl071; since
dividend
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1THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE



Your committee take pleasure in stating that this
Institution seems to be in a most healthy condition,
and reflects the highest credit those who have
managed its affairs Deposters promptly paid,
when demands made by them the day of
the demand, though the bylaws of the Bank pro-
vide notice of ten days. and every facility is fur
nished the public, consistent with the welfare and
safety of the Institution, The above statement
shows that large capital is controlled by the
Board of Directors. The books exhibit the fact
that they have, in the last six months, discounted
bills and notes tbs amount of .lSl S42 40 and
amongst the paper thus discounted there is not
debt which, in the opinion of your Committee is
either bad on doubtful. within the time mentioned.
The sum of sl4, 934,62 has been paid interest
deposites, and yet the operations of the Bank have
been such as enable the Board to declare hand
dividend to be paid to the Stockholders after
defraying all expenses fer the current half year.
The officers of the Bank afforded to your Com
mittee every facility in making their investigation
into its management. The books of the Bank
kept with neatness and accuracy; all vouchers and
papers connected with them, carefully preserved
for examination, and in all things. the conduct and
condition of the Institution commands the cordial
approval of your Committcr.
Respectfully submitted
JOHN NJ. SPEED,
f.. s. HUTTER,
VIM. 7. ANDERSON.
SETH HALSEY
T. D. JENNINGS.
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-rJskm TO LAWYERS.-D. Is
EALGkEH PAYNE & BRO. have now on hant
NAaNxH the following LAW BOOKS, man,
of which will be sold less than regular prices io
CASH.
Angel on Law Of Carriers
" Limitations
- q" Watrrcoutses
" and Amen on Corporations
Archbulds Criminal Pleading
" Nisi Prds
Bouvicrs Law Dictionary
Backstone's Commentary
Beck's new Jurisprudence
Burwel's Lew Dictionary
Beebce's Anthcns Analysis
Chitty on Bills
q" on Pleading
CusfiDgs Reports
Curtis Equity Precedents
Coote on Mortgages
Daniels Chancery pleading and practice
Domats civil Law by Straham
Elliott on Federal Constitution
English Law and Equity reports
Equitable Jurisdiction
English Com. Law reports from 5lst to 55th
Form Book by Tate
U. States
d" I" Member Phad'a Bar
Ge,zes Forms
Grattan's Reports, vols 5 and 6
pittiiIcdl oH bNiut'itt
" - Cruise on real property
Ilolcombes Law of debtorand creditor
:" Digest Of 8, c.. ofu, 5,
Smiths Mercantile Law
q" Leading Gases
Halls Digest
1larrison's Digest
Joyucs on Limitation.
Journal Law School
Jeaerson's Report.
kinnics Kent
-" Blackstone
kent's Commentaries
Long on Sales
Bomas. Digest
-" Executors
N1unford's Reports
McKinney's Magistrate
Marin's Legal Biography
MAYS Guide
Aietcalt-s Reports, vol. -
Russell on Grimes
Roscoe's Criminal Evidence
Robinsons Forms
Randolpli's reports
Robinson's do vol
Reports Va.
Revised Code of 1919 and 1856
Smiths Mercantile Law
Stephens Nis Prus
Story Bills
Story's Equity
+" Jurisprudence
4" Pleading
a" Pronllssory Notes
- Agency
Bailments
" Conflict of Law
q" Partnerships
q on Bills of Exchange
Stephens Commentaries
Starkey on Evidence
Smiths Chancery Practice
q" on Contracts
Sugden on Vendors
Smiths Leading
Stephens Pleading
Sugden on Powers
Supplement to Revised Code
fuckers Commentaries
Thornton on conveyancing
Thomas Code
Tidd's Practice
Tates Digest
Analytical Digcsted Index
L. States Digest for ~, '4S and 'i9
Vatters Laws of Nations
Va. Scrivener
Wellfords Equity Pleading
Wharton's Law Lexicon
White & Tudor's leading cases
We have made arrangements, by which we can
on short notice, furnish any law work at Northern
prices
We would call the att cniion Of Lawyers to the
English Law and Equity Reports, for which we
are now getting subscribers, and will furnish al
publishers price.
The opinion four best LyneaJurg Laryer,,
The English '.Reporrs in Law and Equity are
very highly commended by the profession in oil
parts ofthc United States forrhe importance and
general application Of the cases decided, and the
and accuracy with which they ar,
published. They embods the decisions OF the
House of Lords Privy Council, Courts Of Equity
and Common Law, and the Admiralty and Ecclc
siastica Courts, including also, in Bankruptc,
and Clown cases reserved.
So much matter, in the same compass and n
the same price, cannot be had in any other book o.
reports
IrI,
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a FOR KENT.-Thc Dwelling House re.
- Gently occupied by the late Mr. A. W. c. Ter
~, for rent. The hcbsc il in good order, and tho
garden well flied with growing vegetables. There
is also choice variety Of fruit on the lot. The ten.
ant will have the privilege Of using the Ice and ICE
House On the premises which Ut this season, a"a.
not small degree Of comfort and convenience i.
family. In addition to these advantage. fnJ n,
Hydrant Of Water, the taxes Of which RI Whit.
the preseh, year. For terms apply 20 - v;,r;,i.,,
'Sw "'r'hn'ef "are-i'o'' lie 3c-tsn
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DARTS AND WAGONS EOn
~ SALE.-I have on hand and will sell very
low for tash OF on short credit for sood negosN
bio paper
20 No. ] Rail Road Carts,
two horse wagons,
Z | ono do do
They are al made Of tho best materials, Will
good iron axlcs, and pledge myself to sell thsta
low, Apply to DANL $. JASPER.
Jnne 3G-imif ntJ. b. Renwicks.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
NEW CONCERN..-Wm. A. 1
N Inlhm M MillRr tnla this rnn.hsa ]

M EW OUNCE Nm $50 W M A. Ii
In John NJ. Miller take this method Of
informing their friends and the public generally
that they have taken the large aud commodus gran
tie front building, on Bank Square, opposite Henry
Davis, (forrtrly occupied by A. b. Rucker) for the
purpose OF transacting general GROCERY.
COMMISSION g. FOR WARDIyG BUSE
NESS.
We are receiving our supply of GOODS, re-
Gently purchased in the Northern markets upon the
most advantageous terms, consisting in part Of
r n Q and Cuba Su- Rice
gars Sperm. Adamantine and
st Croix and Cuba Su- Tallow Candles
gars very fine Brown and Variegated
n o and Sugar house Soaps
Molasses Green and Black Teas.
Rio and Laguyra coffee part very superior
Maricabo do Flour
Old gnvm't Java do Mackerei
Mocha do Clipt and Roe Ucrrings
Cotton yarns of all Nos Sole Leather
Nails of all sizes Shoe Thread
Bar, rolled. band and Nova Scotia grind stones
hoop iron Painted Pals
Biistered Steel Nest Tubs
Cast do Liquors of every quality,
Shear do embracing al the dit-
Octagon cast do ferent kinds ofWhisky,
Salt Brandy Rum, Gin, NAL
Lime agn Madeira, p ort ,Sher-
Bacon superior quality ~ and Champagne
Cigars, some Of the very Wines,
finest brands Best London Porter, OTIS.
Window Glass & putty and pts.
DOMESTICS, CALICO, ALPACA;
Lawns Ginghams, Irish Linens, Silk and cotton
hdk'fs, Oznaburgs, Nankcen Cznabnrgs Hats. Boots
and Shoes, Pepper Ginger, Spice Mace, Nutmeg,
Ccpperas, Alum. Indigo. Madder, Starch, Soda,
Salt Petre. Birthstone, Bed-cords and Plough lnes
all of which will sell the most favorable terms
for cash, to punctual customers in exchange for
country produce. Persons visiting this market
would do well 10 give usa call before purchasing
as we are determined to give satisfaction, ard as
our goods have been purchased at sucha favorable
time, we offer great inducements to people to
buy fromus. Particular attention paid to filling or
ders receiving and forwarding goods. Please give
US a trial. WIN. A. & JNO. NJ. MILLER.
July I0-fs
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II Thcbir,h-day ofAmcrican Indcpen-
Hence; was celebrated at Washington by
The imposing ceremony of laying the cor
ner-stone of the new wing to the Capitol.
The military and masonic ceremonies
|SScte unusually grand and striking. B.
3. French, Grand Master of the Grand
Lodge. Of the District oficiated IN con-
junction with Prcsiden, Fillmore, in ad-
justing the Cornerstone. Mr.. f. wore
the apron and insignia which had been
used by Washington, fifty-eight years ago.
in laying thecorncr-stone ofthe main build
ing ofthc Capitol. Mr.. Webster delivered
an Grafton on the occasion which is thought
TO have been one of the grandest efforts of
his life. We expect to crafty our readers
with its publication.
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u At LAW, LYNcHBrRG, VIRGINIA, Fave asso-
ciated themselves together in the practice Of their
profession, and will attend regularly the circuit and
county courts of Amherst, APPROXIMATION and Camp
bell: all the courts of Lynchburg, and the circuit
courts of Buckingham county
~ Office on Main Street. over the stpse house
Of Messrs. Mosby s; Holcombc.
july lQ-.m
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Drawn Numbers.
Monongaiia Class -.
e6 a. - "a 90 l3 4 81 10 81 % l2
Monorgoi,a Err. Glass o.
5 16 3 80 Sc So 43 II 81 IS 50 &C
Monongaiia Cicss73.
IS IS CO III 81 So GA 90 So 81 Al 81
Monongalia En- Glass 40
% 81 IA So II GO 81 So 40
4aonongdtia Err. Class Al.
40 81 40 60 II IA 81 CT ga Is 81 II
lMonongaiia Glass "a
so 80 80 80 63 10 10 81 l6 &C 81 20
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NOTICE.-By authority of deed of trust
IN dated oath March 1871. recorded in the IIus.
tngs Court of Lynchburg executed by Jno. s.
Lunghorne and Jas,C. luntth undersigned will sell
the 9Th day Of July, 1851, the premises at
public Auction all the fixtures Of the LYNCH
BURG DLSTHLERf consisting of first rate
Steam Engine, - to Is horse power, boilers of 25
horse power and all the necessary fixtures To do a
business OF 100 bushels by daylight 2e0 bushels
in "a hours.
This is one of the best arranged establishments
of the kind in the State and offers great induce
ment to any who wishes to engage in any pro-
fable business,
Also, all the fixtures necessary for rectifying
spirits together with the lease of the house for
rectfying and this mill house in which the Diste-
ry is erected also good Coopcr's Shop and Stable.
Terms liberal and nude known ON the day of sale.
J. b. NOWLIN, }r,u,
Junc l6-tSjy ID. b. PAYNE,
Postpone ncnt.
The above sale is postponed till Saturday, Eth
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V The Richmond Wing considers
that the subjoined intelligence affords a
CLEAN ofhope in regard to the lost Naviga-
tors. 1.-The report that q cairn Of stones,
raised by Sir John Franklin's expedition
had been discovered in Jones Sound in
1s4s, by the Prince Of Vale, whalcr, gays
the Liverpool Times of the 14th. has re-
ceived within these few days very distinct
confirmation, rendering the statement by
FAR the most important-presumptive or
otherwisc-which has yet reached u.s."
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~ The prospects Of the Cotton crop
throughout almost the entire South, are
said to be remarkably promising. Some
arc predicting a crop of 100000 bales,
and reduction of prices to FIVE or SIX cents.
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Drawn Numbers,
PdtupsrolSl
3 % 60 81 10 So % II Al 10 46
Bel Ar 81
Ill 90 Is AZ 81 81 81 63 % lG 65 g. 80
P0tapsco 1872
so IS 80 81 5 81 A 81 Is 0 70
Snsqnchonna 30.
So IS 10 81 % 70 6S II ~ 81 90 GO ~ &C
CvroH Connty2T.
Al 80 - i6 62 As 80 IL II f6
Patapsco 1885,
6S &c 60 10 81 65 Ga 20 81 81 SO 4s 81
Pdtapsro 1875.
&c Ga ~ 81 al g. II 81 ii
Grand Cossoiidaied IL
ca 60 ~ IL 60 10 % 80 20 90 ~ %
Several small three number prises sold the past
week, The large ONES confidently expected at
July IO-lt MnCRERliS Lu,ky CHre.
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SITUATlON WANTED-By young
- man ofgood business qualifications, who writes
good hand, and has had some experience In thu
art housekeeping and aclllns erodsi Hc believes
himself able TO control considerable tr6de and "a
be Of perfectly steady habits For further infornn.
ton please apply at this Office. lie i0-3,if
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NOTICE WILL BE A BALL
1 at Buffalo Springs Thursday the Gath day
ofJuly, subscription list can be found at the
Marshal House. Lynchburg,
July lO-toIiv l. !. HITE,
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y OstpOlIelme

The above sale is postponed till Saturday, l2tl
inst, at O'clock, p.
July lO-tls
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Prizes Sold.

EGIGcS SOIUs
Sold IN the above Drawings several prizes from
fifty to two hundred and twenty dollars.
AT. WHITTEMORE, in.
~ Orders for packages. certificates Of packa-
gcs, single tickets. In any Of the Lotteries Of j.
w. Maury & Coz, will meet with prompt attention
if addressed to A. I. WHITTEMORE, Jr.,
Lynchburg, Va.
fy~ Communications strictly confidential.
July I0-ft
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V1RG1NIA...At Rules hcld.in the CicrL
' Office ofthc CIRQUE Court II Amhcrs, eounty.
on Monday thr7th day Of Judy. 1851
Patrick II. Hickok, Plaintif1.
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r observation-disclosures from

r Attest INTELEIGENCE from
L. THE GOLD WHITE
MORE'S OFFICE.-A prize Of y 400 in
Sussex County LOTTERY, class 4o sold to citizen of
Lynchburg, and capital Of $4,000 on n whose
ticket, Monongalia Glass e, returned to the mana
gers Office for want Of purchaser,
Brilliant Schemes for the week.
THURSDAY 10th-Monongaita Class 76-a21,-
5s6; 5000; 5000; 10 of i000-Tickets s..
FRIDAY lth-Do Elk do SEQ, 900; 1000; A.
900; 10 Of 1,010.-Tckcfs s..
SATURDAY 13th-Do do 71--S5s. 1923; 90, 529;
11,764; 100 Of 200, rich scbcme--Tc-
lets sfJ
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VIM Pcndleton. Wesley Christian, and his chill
dren by Lucie Christian, formerly Lucic Pendlc-
ton, whose names are unknown, James Pendletou.
Henry T. Pcndleton. Pcimelia Zeylcy, who was
FORMERLY Pamela peadlcton, VIM Hayncs and
Polly his wife, who was forprrls Folly Pehdletoa
Richard a. Eubank and Polly his wife, who was
Ware, Selden Ware. Anne Ware John D. Ware.
Edward Ware. Gus,avus Ware, Pendlc,on Ware,
Garland W are, Stovull and Martha lis wife,
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