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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-06
Republic OF Sierra Madre.

The accounts from the Rio Grandc, Civ
( information ola revolutionary mo, e
ent going on in that quarter, with the
4 CIV ofesiab!ishing IA separate republic in
e Northern departments Of Mexico, seem
have sufficient degree Of authenticity
| warrant belief.
|, The condition of the Mexican Govern
cnt is one Of such imbecilty that the pro-
,Dsed ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of It's territory will
-robably be consummatcd. AT any rate,
nc can see no clement of conservation in
texico that would he likely to Withstand
Vigorous attempt on The part of bold
and of men to revoluiionize that portion
fthccountry bordering on the Rio Grande,
nd separated from the main body of the
Jexican Republic by the massive barrier
t the Sierra Madre.
: We stand aloof and note the progress OF
vents. How can weakness be shielded
'om its inevitable doom We hear in
nations of future annexations--alier the
PRELIMINARY process of a separate national
" to prepare the way. 1t is best TO look
-lings in the face at once. We cannot
shange tendencies by refusing to recognize
lem. Listen to the cool language of ;
-'cxas paper. the Houston Telegraph:
} whatever may be the power of The
General Government t. prevent the Gu
an volunteers from prosecuting their OK
edition, it cannot prevent its citizens from
migrating to the Northern Provinces o.
ilexico. In one or two months. the new
Government OF the Sierra Madre Republi,
: Jill in all probability he organized, and al
rmy capable Of maintaining lis indcpen
encc against the whole power of the Cen
ral Government of Mexico will displa,
IS victorious banners in the valley Of til,
Rio Grande When the new republic j.
Established, who is to prevent the victor
BUS troops who have achieved lis indie
,endence fitting out, in their own ports an,
inder their own flag, an expedition capa
ple of subverllng the power of old Spail
b Cuba 7 IL this Republic were at th
lime established, who can doubt thut al
irmy of five thousand volunteers could b.
concentrated at Tampico or Matamoras t.
.lid the Cuban patriotsl"
1t is impossible tie look at this suhjec
Without acknowledging its great and i'm
Inincnt importance, of what avail is it I,
indulge in condcmnetions by the gross, a
housh we Would quarrel with the wealth
lrior being stormy at tlmesl The hes
,plicy for this government TO pursue at tn
resent moment, is, in our humble judg
aent. to negotiate with Spain at .once, 10
&c peaceful acquisition of Cuba. w
gar of proposals of guarantee, by Eng
nd and France, which, if true, may com
lhcate the matter very seriously. If tn,
Government Of the United States shows il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-06
C0u,,,ionC ouucin

AT a regular meeting Of the Common
Council ofthe Corporation of LyLchburg.
at their Chamber, on Friday evening, the
both Of September, ISL;
Presen,.-John NJ. Otey, President, ;
Paul Jones, Charles w. Christian, Henry
Davis, Jesse Hare, Tbos. Q. AGREE, John
r. McDanlel, WIN. Talaferro and Geo.
q. Curlc-mcmbcrs.
Resolved, That the President draw on
the Treasurer, In favor of Messrs Read &
Hancock, for twenty-sevcn dollars, for and
in full Of their account for wood.
Resolved, That the President draw on
the Treasurer. in favor OF John II, Scay,
for the sum of eighteen dollars and twenty
five cents. for and Ii full Of us account
FOR Lamp Oil.
Resolved, That the President draw on
the Treasurer, in favor of Johiison &
Woolfslk, for the sum of seventeen dollars
and fifty cents. for and in full of their ac-
counts for printing warrants, &c.
Mr.. Christian called up the bill relating
to the rates of carriage by Drays, Wagons,
Nc. which was read the third time, and
was passed into an ordinance, and the
same is ent,led, can Ordnance regulating
the rates Of carriage by Wagons, prays,
and Carts, within the townof Lynchburg."
Mr.. Christian called up the bill reported
nj the last meeting to amend the Ordinance
eoncerning losses hy Ere. &e, which being
read. was. ommo,ion Of Mr.. Jones, ordered
TO lie on the table
Mr. Christian, one OF the Committee, to
whom the memorial Of James Horncr. pray
Ing an increase of rates allowed Hack,.ev-
coaches was referred, REPORTED bill upon
the subject, which was read and ordered
10 be laid on the table Tor further considera-
ton.
On motion OF Mr.. Mcdaniel, Mr.. John
Early was unaninicusly appointed Proxy
Tor this Corporation at the next sener.,la
nual. and all Other IN, etings Of the Stock.
holders Of the .Iaiiies River and Kanawha
Company, whith may take place within
the next six months, and he Presilen. OF
the Council is hereby requested 10 exc
cute the necessary power Of Attorney.
Mr. Christian presented u the Common
Council the following resolution, which be.
lug read Nas upaniriid,isly adopted, viz:
Resolved, Thut tho Proxy representing
tins Corporation at the approaching annua
meeting of the Stockholders of the james
inver and kanawha Company be and hei'
hereby instructed to offer to that E.ee,ins
aud to advdcate It's adoption, resolution
Containing the following features:
FIRST. That the feeder through whicl
MATER is supplied to the Canal at this plac,
ss 50 enlarged as, ut all times, To keep til,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-06
JonN DICKINSON, Sec'ry.

The late duel between Messrs. J. NJ
Smythc, one Of the editors Of the Augusta
Constituencies, arj Dr.. Thomas, Of Au-
gusta, which was fought at Vienna, SC,
or Saturday last, had its origin in a. news
paper article published in the Augusta
Chronicle. MIR. Smyihe regarded the ar
ticle as personally olieiisivc; and upon DR..
Thomas owning himself the author he
challenged thai gentleman to mortal com
bat. At the third fire Mr. Symthc was
shot, the ball passed through tie right and
nearly through the left thigh The w6und
however, Is not considered mortal, and he
reached Augusta 10y Steamboat on Sun.
day night. and is doing we'll DR.. Thorn
as escaped untouched:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-06

vccn Sacramento and Salt Lake. Sever
cmigranis had been killed, ard the mail
lcrs had been attacked. bu, escaped.
Two men, Mckenzie and Whitaker, had
Zen executed in San Francisco, and two
secutlons had also taken place in Sacra-
enio, since which matters had been quiet
obinson, who had been reprievcd by the
ovcrnor, was hung by the people.
Dates from Astoria To August 9th men
IN the death OF Mrs. Gaines, wife of Gen
hines.
HE greatest excitement attended the
SC Of Whitaker and Mckenzie at San
hncisco. They were arrested at the in
nce or the Vigilance Committee, and
p, in their custody, having confessed to
rimbcr of bold and daring robbcrics-
Ithe 27th, before daylight, the city au-
pitics proceeded TO the rooms ofthc Con-
tiec, and without much linderance con-
yed the prisoners to the city jail. When
spopulacr We're informed oi,lis the wild
:. excitement was manifested, and Enallv
/ Sunday afternoon about 2 O'Clock they
pceded to the Jail and fortiby rescued the
isoncrs, and in an Incredibly short space
time launched TIA IN into eternity, amidst
puts Disqualification from the crowd. AZ
; hanging AN hour they were cut down,
q Mckenzie being pronounced not dead
! the physician, he was again strung up
| life was extinct The crowd then qui
ly dispersed, ard order was restored
.pme shots were fred a, the Jail, but no
lie was seriously injured.
Robinson, the man hung at Sacramento,
as also taken by the people from Jail, and
S confession is catalogue of villainics as
'usc lately made by the man Stuart.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-06
LATER FROM HAVANA.
New OhLEANs, SEPT. IS

NV ORLEANS, SEPT. e.
The barque Alillandon, with dates from
Havana to the goth three days later has ar
rived. She reports all quiet.
The Revenue cutter Duane, with Nj
Letcheron board, had arrived at Havana
and he WIS TO proceed TO Vera Cruz on tn
twenty second, inthesteamcr Saranac.
Ten more of the wounded prisoners con
nectcd with the Lopez expedition, hav
been captured in the mou ,itains and brDugh
to Havana.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-06

TyHE CrcditSrS under the foregoing deeds
i have consented that the above sale, instead Of
being made for cash may be mnde ON the following
terms. to wit: One third cash. and the balance on a
credit OF three and six months, of equal instruments.
the purchaser giving negotiable notes satisfactorily
endorsed. The sale will accordingly be made on
those terms Among other convcnienccs on said
Lot is a well Of excellent water.
HENRY HUNTINGTON, r..,..
JOHN WILLS,
Sept 15-wtds
BY request of the parties interested the above sal
is postponed to Thursday the 10th inst.
HENRY HUNTINGTON, T
JOHN WILLS,
Oct Git
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-06
> TO the Members Of the

GRAND DIVISION.-Those members
who intend going 10 the next session Of the Grand
Division, and wish to go by the Canal can do so
by sending their names to John i. Kelvin. post
paid, tv Saturday next ; and if sufficient number
will 60, boat for their accommodation viii leave
this place on Tuesday morning. 18th inst. at o.
clock. Trip there and back, $500.
Oct. Cit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-06
The BLUE RIDGETUNNEL

This work Which has now been In pro-
gross for nearly two years, will, we under
stand. in all probability have to be aban-
doned. in consequence Of the hardness of
the rock, which has been found to exist to
such an extent. as to render it Il matter of
much doubt, whether or not the work can
be prosecuted much farther, without very
great additional expense; and that several
propositions will go before the next Leg
islaturc to have the work DISCONTINUED
ScGtfsrWc Register.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-06

H0ND SEPTEMBER,. ISL
~ 81, "a and 1911 Table Damasks
l0,i and 1914 linen Sbirtings
81 P'l','b er.s linens
A. Irish Linens
Table and Tea Napkins
Hackubuck Tow'llipss
Dnmask
Diomond
Bird--eyc Diaper
Embroidered muslin Curtains
Daniask Noruns
Turkey cal'cges fot Curtin.
Cunoin Cornics5. bands and Rozcitcs,
CORDS aud Tassels, &c, &c.
The above goods have fine assortment of md
will sell rs low they can be sold By any regular
stasd in the Statr. a M
Sep, 25-itif GEORGE 81 RUCkER.
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Fancy COIOrcd AIpucns.

Fancy Cobcrg Cloths
Blaek hlpqras.
Black Bombaziues
Gloves and RibbOm5.
Ilnlffngcrcd French Nit Gloyos
French Alits (-hori)
q" (iong1
Misses % Qone)
Kid Gloves (assortrd)
Extra eide and rich neck, bonnet and sash
Ribbons On p,,. q
Velvet Ribbons for neck and Cuff, wido and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-06
LATEST NEWS.
THE Mexican EsevoIuriou.
BATTLE WITH THE GOVERNMENT
TROOPS
TriampA Of Me Msnrgcnts.

6AI IiF. WI III IJE oOt EhNnEA
TROOPS.
Triumph ofthe hsurgcnts.
New Orleans. Sept 90.
The Revolution has commenced at Ca
MARCO. where the patriots attacked the
Mexicans. The patriots, after desperate
fight, came off victorious, having take n the
town by storm, with a loss on the side Of
the Mexican. of 60. The Government,
troops were entfcnched in chur5fi, with
artillery.
The Revolutionlsts are commanded by
General Carabajal, who has also with him
two companies of Texans.
At last accounts the revolutionists were
marching on to Matamoras and Reynosa.
General Avalo., who is at Matamoras
has only 300 troops. He had made re.
QUESTION on the city for two thousand, bu,
the city refused to raise single man.
The plan of the revolutionis,s TO carry
ont their project was by widely circulating
prOnuacidment0s.
Tampico and tie vicinity are in the
hands oithc insurgents.
The people Of Natamoras We're quietly
awaiting the arrival Of the libcrating party
Further accounts ere looked for with
great anxiety. They will doubtless be Of
the most exciting character.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-06

- HEiT Sock aad LT!fH pficts
have with much care sclccted,in the North, -
probably tho ma.t ssicusS desirable stock Of
BOOTS and SHOES. HATS and CARS. Trsnk..
CARPET Bok5. Sc, oae1ci to the liberal eli.
zcns Of l.ynchburg and Surrounding country.
None shall ,rrescnt greater Inducements than
myself, for fYYrepnrcd 10 do MS wen n. ANY man
in Lynchburg. Now let the whips crack, and the
hardest fond oil.
Oct CTS T. SEARttRY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-06
A lnel wns tnnoht near Harrndsh

a duel was fought near Harrodsburg
Ky, some days ago between Robert Mar
and w. S. Stinet.-Thc former receive,
a pistol shot in the throat and Stinet wa
favored with several in various parts 9th
body. An examining court held the latte
TO bail in the sum of S500,it appearing tina
he was the challenging party.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-06
NEW GOODs.-TnE SUBSCRIBED

IN II w II ApNt
! Y is opening a large and well selected stock Of
FALL and WINTER STAPLE and FANCY
DRY GOODS, purchased in the Northern markets
for cash during the great pressure in the money
market which he will sell at unusually low prices
The Ladies invited to examine his lnrge and
splendid sibck of Dress Goods. Ladies' Cloakinc,
Cloths. Ve2ets Cloaks, Mantiilais, Shawls Scarf,
French Embroidrie-. Ribbons, Gloves. Hosiery. &c
Ills stock Of Cloths. Cassmeres, Ncstings and
Cravats is large and some extra fine.
lie il opening the largest and most splendid
stock of Carpeting. Drugge,-, Ruggf and Oil Cloth
Carpets. an,uhg Which are Tapesiiy fel:et- Tapes
~ Brussels, imperial ) ply and lngiain Carpets.
GA. l2-4 and 1914 Printed Drusgetts.
His stock of Heavy Wooens. Blankets, " ooi Hats.
Domestic Tickincs &c. Is unusually large. Mer-
chants viii find it to their interest exarning bis
stock and III orhcrs in want Of cheap goods, as be
feels confident his prices viii be found cheap as
any Iouse in this place, ard he ia determined
to sell; and only asks the favor of gsig his stock
| examination. TOct 6-w3wifJ J. 7. DAVIS.
NJ OTIfE.-To the School Commis,ioncrs q
IN CampteH Coar,-i-Thc annual meeting d
the School Commissioners Of Campbell county
| will he held at Campbell Cosit-Hou-c, on Monda,
the 18th day Of the present month. tcott day) foi
| the pufpbse, Of settling the Supciiniendeht's ac-
count and oihei business Of Importance that will
| come before the board; at which time and i1ace
they respectable requested to attend.
JOSIAH STEPHENSON,
| Oct b--et Superintendent
| Republican copy
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ReJigi0,uS NOtice.

| The Funeral Sermon of the late Mrs
Elizabeth Edwards will be preached at
Newhope Church. amherst, the Sd Sun
day in October, by the Rev. DIR. Rice,
Baptist Minister, ii being the 10Th inst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-06
0ENTLEMEN,s WEAR

EENTLEMEN's WHARF
~ Superior black Frcurh Cloths
9 Fancy cold :" '%.r.
% black French docskin CGssinicfos
q " fancy ribbed black
D." R:icy silk and satin Vestngs
20 " Soolcn Vclvcts
:. black silk Velvet
a fancy silk Crayd.s
Fancy satin Scarfs
Su-pcndcrs
SILK and linen handkerchief
late and Caps
Beck, fid, rl9npot silk, aud WOODEN Gloves,
and many other styles Of ,opdr well worthy the Mt
tcntion of all wanting handsome and serlicc8ble
Goods. GEO. VI. RCCkEk
Sept. 25-itif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-06
Mr. Goggin's Appointments.

Thursday, 9th. AT HowarJsville.
Friday, 10th. At Sco,tsville.
Saturday, 1lth. At Whitehall
All persons are respectfully invited TO
attend.
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= VALUABLE LOT AND I'M

O. VALUABLE LOT AND I'M
Hi PROvEMENTS AT AUCTIoN.-In pursu-
ance of the provisions of two deeds Of
Ted to us by Michael Murphy, for certain purposes
therein mentioned and duly recorded in the Clerks
office Of the Corporation Court of Lynchbrg, we
shall on the Sd day of October next upon tae pre-
,tiiscs, sen ut public auction, for cash. the LOT,
with the improvements thereon in sand two deeds
rncntioued This Lot is situated nj the junction Of
Wa:cr and Fourteenth Streets, having front OF ten
poles on Fourteenth Street, and extending back
c;ght poles, and is very desirable residence for
small family.
Acting us trustees we shall convey such title only
as is vcs,ed in us by said deeds.
DENRY PENNINGTON, Trustees.
JOHN WILLS
Sor, II -y,1n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-06

Recreation Of tie Erequatur Of N,
Ha,feld.-The York Tribune has advi
ces from Central America, by which it ap
pears that the National Representation ha
decreed the revocation Of the cxequatur O
Mr.. Frederick Chat6cld, on account of al
legged indecorous conduct in refusing t
recognise that Representation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-06
N AtIhc Sign ofthc Red Hat

IA AZ the Sign al the 1tc0 Hat
~ The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends, Customers aud The public generally, that
he has Just received ldfgc assortment Of HATS,
embracing the following fashions: New York, Phil
adclphia, Baltimore and French styles. Also,
dress hat, gotten up for young gents, most bcaut
full article. We would particularly invite the ut
tenton Of the young gentlemen to this article. A
large assortment Of Sioac Hats ofthc latest styles.
A beautiful lo o., Caps, Fillmore, Hungarian Ma
w and Military. SC. &c. t.'
We have received and still receiving, Ladies',
- Misses and Infants plain, dress and fancy
SHOES, of various styles and qualities.
Also. large assortu cnt of MEMS and Boys Boots
and Shoes; lot of iitcbeIdowns, and also hand
II good assortment Of Trunks ard Carpet Bags,
which will sell very low rft'
Ger 6--ts JACOB RI MBOIGII.
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m.sOT,C TrNERAL.-THE

Funeral Sermon OF 3rp. JNO. Il. ELLIS
decd. late member of Warren Lodge, No. 49,
viii be preached Mt ST. ..ukc's Church, near Pedar
Mills. on Saturday the llth day of October, 1851
10y the Rev. brother Nelson Sale. The officers and
members of Marshall Lodge, No 80, Clinton Lodge
No. 70. Narural Bridge Lodge L. d., Prudence
Ledge No. A, Liberty Lodge 50 and Boonsborough
Lodge U. d., and all Master MIasons in regular
,tnnding respectfully and fraternny invited to
unite in the ceremonies of the occa sion.
GEO. II. WILLIAMS, See w. L. No. 80.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-06

New Orleans, Sept. 30.-Coiion is dull
sales OF 200 bales of mildling at 81 cents
Corn is firm-salcs of mixed at so cents
Mess pork is offering at SIS so. The stock
of Rio coffee is ls,tuO bags against 5000
last ycar+sales at cents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-06
ARREST OF A FUGITIVE SLAVE;
VIOLENCE OF THE MOB.

SYRACUSE, n. r., Oct. /.
Considerable excitement prevailed here
this afternoon, growing out Of the arrest Of
an alleged fugitive slave. He was seized
by the mob and made his escape. but was
again captured. SO great was the fear of
not that two companies of military were
called out. the alarm bells rurg. &c. All
is now quiet.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-06

Ogice cfMe Virginia anil Tennessee X. X. Compy
LYScHprRG, Oor. I'd, 1851.
TIME BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com
l. pany have ordered rcquistion Of Five Dol
ats re, share. ugep,eIl the stock which has been
subscribed. payable the 18th Nofefpbtfpexi, be-
ing the 10th upon the old subscribers and 9Th upon
the new, and further rcqui-iiou Of Five Dollar,
per share payable the LIST December next, being
18th upon the old subscribers and 9th upon the
new.
Delin1uents will be required to pay interest in all
cases, IOct6 -ID1 F.G. MORRISON. Trs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-06
LOUISVILLE BLIND ASYLUM
BURNED.
LOUISVILLE, SEPT. so.

,. LOUISVILLE, SEPT. 50.
This evening. Il destructive fire occurred
in this city, which destroyed the Institute
for the Blind, at the corner of First stree
and Broadway, with several small build
ings adjacent. The loss is about $4,000
on which there is a partial Insurance.
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FUGITIVE SLAVE REMAMDHD.

bLFfALos oSt- l..
The fugitive slave Harrison had hear
Ing this afternoon, after which he was "a
gain placed In Jail for further examination
An attempt was made 10 get up a dist;ir-
batice, but it was quietly checked.
SECOND Dfsfsrcn.
BuFrALo, Oct.1
Harrison, the fugitive slave, was after a
brief examination remanded back 10 his
master, \. d. Payson, Of Va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-06

Now dnsgOw, Uct., Isl, ISJI.
The parties Interested in the foregoing order Ut
Court, are hereby np,iicd that have appointed
Monday. the sth day of December next, TO com
mcncc the account thereby directed, on which day
at 10 O'Clock nibe morpns-they requested 10
attend al my Office, With their accounts, vouchers
and copies of court-papcrs prepared for c~amna-
inaion and settlement.
Oct 6--wtw H. a. COfIItlIL.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
ron THE yrRcINrAN.

FOR TIE VRGINIAN.
Mr.. Editore-For the information Of
your readers, | give you statement Of
the Inspections Of Tobacco at the different
Warehouses in Lynchburg, the last fiscal
year, ending 30:h of September last, to-wit:
LYNcH's WAREHOUSE.
Hhds. of priced Tobacco .- 907
Parcels Of loose tobacco weighing
more than 500 lbs ....- 424
Parcels Of loose tobacco weighing
less than 500 lbs. .. 1923
MARTINS WAREHOUSE.
Hhds. of priced Tobacco. 1880. 1914
Parcels of loose Tobacco weighing -,
more than 500 lbs. ...... 55l
Parcels Of loose Tobacco weighing
less than 500 lbs. ......- 1854
FRIENDS WAREHOUSE.
Hhds. Of priced Tobacco ..- 1886
Parcels of loose Tobacco weighing
more than 500 lbs. .-.--. 46i
Parcels of loose Tobacco weighing
less than 500 lbs. 2029
LIBERTY WAREHOUSE.
Hhds. ofprizcd Tobacco. -.-.... 1179
Parcels OF loose Tobacco weighing
more than 500 lbs. -.....-.. 452
Parcels of loose Tobacco weighing
less than 500 lbs. 90i
PLANTERS WAREHOUSE.
Hhds. ofpnzed Tobacco 1l24
Parcels Of loose Tobacco weighing
more than 500lbs. -... 921
Parcels of loose Tobacco weighing
less than 500 lbs. ....... 1912
The total amount of hhds. for this ifs p.
cal wear 6l31
Total of loose parcels weighing over ..,.
500 lbs. Observation-Disclosures. 213S
Total Of loose parcels weighing less
than 500 lbs. 76l7
sTocK ON HAND.
Lynch's. .... 242 hhds.
Martins. ....... 5l4 do
Friends. .. $50 do
Liberty --.------. 4l0 do
Planters .....- 304 do
-
Total. . 1859. do
JOHN THURMAN,
Oct. LIST, 1851. Commissioner.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WHITTEMORE.s OFFICE.
schc mes for tnt Ncck,

Schemes for the week.
MONDAY 6-Mononculia Glass i39-75 II.
Capitals-S30, 600; 10000; 5000; 10 Of LOCO
- Tickets IS.
TUESDAY do Class ls0--7s 10.
Capitals-2 Of t6. 900; , of 900; Of 4,cce; II
i.io0.-Tickets s..
WEDNESDAY s-Do Glass l4l-66 H.
Capi,als--s3a, 00c; 10000 5000; Of 1900
Tickets $40.
THURSDAY Electromagnetic Class lIa-75 IL,
Capitals-s23 900; 1000; 1000; 80 Of Loco
Tickets S..
FRIDAY I0-Do Glass 1918 IA. -
Capitals-$20, 900; 6,co0 2,46s; 10 of l,0oo.--
Tickets s..
SATURDAY li--Do Class Hts 10. a.,
Capitais-s5o, 900; a5teo; of 10000; 10 of3 .cct
Tickets SIS.
Drawn Numbers.
Monon geist Class 1873.
10 &c Ga IS So II &c 81 36 81 go 81 10
Monongal,s T,rha Class lis.
II % 50 is u lG "a Al As 81 - %
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Menoagaiia Extra Ciass III.
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