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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-20

AMHERST u. II. Nov. IL, 1901.
The Wings Of Amherst met to-day for
the purpose Of nominating candidate for
the Legislature to be voted for at the Dec.
election. The meeting was small, but all
who participated in it were Of the truest
and staunchcst Wings Of the county.
On motion Of Robt. Ridgeway, jr.. the
meeting was called to order, Capt. w. l..
Duncan appointed Chairman. ard Thos
Whitehead Secretary.
The Secretary stated that at the request
Of many Wings who desired to bury all
dissens;ons ia the party, and prompted by
his own feelings. he nominated Col Il. l..
Coleman as gentleman most likely to
unite all the Wings and one who had been
truc to the party under all circumstances.
The sscn1ination Of Col. Coleman was rati
fed by reclamation, and DIR. ID. Pattcson,
10. Ridgeway. jr., and Col. Jno. Pryor.
were appointed a commitlee to wait on Col.
c. and make knownto him the nomination,
and desire his acceptance.
The committee returned and Informed
she meeting that Coz Coleman was COM
PEELED to decline the nomination The
names of Capt. John billiard. DR.. ID. Pat
seson, X. A. Coghill. Esq, Ed. S. Ruckcr.
Esq. and Chas. A. Penn. Esq. were put
in nomination. and withdrawn at the re-
quest Of their trends, and on motion the
Chair appointed the following gentlemen a
committee to retire and report candidatc
James II. joiner. ID. Pa,teson. r. NJ.
Brown. X. a. Coghill. DR.. +. p Morris,
Moses Phillips. Jno. II. Irvine, Ro. Ridge
way, jr., Saml. Hieskell, Col. Jno. Pryor
and b 7. Henley.
The committee after some consultation
returned, and DR.. Pdlteson as chairman Of
the committee reported tina, Col. Jno Pry-
or was their choice. Col. Pryor in an APP
propriaic speech. stated that tho the acccp-
lance would put him to great personal and
pecuniary Inconvenience. yet as a Wing
endeavoring to aid the Wing State Ticket
and the party whose interests he had al
ways .at heart. he became its candidate
with little hope of individual success.
Mr.. Coehill then addressed the meeting
calling on "all true Wings 10 lay all sec
,ional aud personal differences on the altar
ofthe party. and to strive by all honorable
means to elect their candidates"
DIR: Pa,tcson then rose and pledged him
self and asked the meeting to pied &c them
selves at the polls and in the field to the
support of Col. Pryor, who had so manful-
ly consented to sacrifice personal considcra
tons to his party. He believed the Wing
party tho repeatedly defeated might yet be
brought to assume their ancient standing
in this county. and he moved that a com
m,tce beappointed to confer and take steps
to organize the party.
As the Communicable Chair appointed J
II. Irving, Moses Phillips, B. p. Morriss, r.
A. Coghill,J ii Gibson.Sam'l kahlc.J ii.
Joiner. B. T. Henley. Ro. Ridgeway, IT,,
W. T.. J. Eubank, G.. w. Christian, aud
II. Nj. Brown.
On motion i was ordered that these pro-
cecdings be published in the Lynchburg
NirgnIan. and the meeting adjourned.
w. l.. DUNCAN, Chairman.
THos. Whitehead, Sec'ry.
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Letter from Mr.. clay.

washington, NOV 10.
have just been shown a letter from Henry Clay.
in which stars tha, he i'll leave Ashland on the
18th inst. and expected to arrive in Washington on
the 23d inst. He states that his health not ga
good he would desire, but generally speaking he
felt well as could REASONABLE, beexPecicd. He has
taken the Natieaal Hotel. where he purpo-
ses remaining during the session Of Congress
The hotels are now fast 6hns Up by the arrival oil
members and others, preparatory to the meeting oi
Congress-
winter cbcerssslness
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A I circuit court continued and held for the
~ county of Nelson. at the Court House, on
Monday, October 5th. 1851.
Thomas 7. Fitzpatrick. executor Of Daniel Par
decd, Benjamin Wright, Rebecca Wright,
Polly Wright, Pleasant NJ. Kidd and Peggy his
wife Plaintiffs,
against
Annie Wright, Robert Woody and Matilda his
wife, Austin Griffin and Matilda bis wife, Elizabeth
Fortune, Thcma, Wright and Benjamin NJ, Per.
kins, executor Of Hardin Perkins decd. and Ben.
jamin Childrs Deir'
After bringing on the cause, and providing @rihe
collection Of the purchase money oflhe land sold IN
pursuance Of a former order, tbi. decree proceeds
as follows. "iha, with view to final decree and
distribution at the next term the Court doth adj
Judge. order. and decree, that this cause be
ferred TO Robt. Whitehead, Of the master COM
missioners of this court take account, showing
who entitled TO receive. and the distributive
share of each. which account said commissioner wil
take state settle and report. with any matters spc
cially stated deemed pertinent by himself requir-
ed by the parties to be stated. In taking which
account. the commissioner will take account be-
tween the estate of Lucy Wright decd and Daniel
Parsons deed and any other account that cithcrl
party mny reqiirefo the parposc presenting their
respective pretensons and report the same, in the
form Of alternative or special statements.
A cepy-Teste,
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Monongaiia Class III.
II 70 81 - 80 "a % 60 10 "a 81 II - 40
Monongolia Ciaa l72.
IS IS % ii 81 % As Al 81 80 %
Mononeaiia Extra Clan 155.
81 s Sc IL So 81 81 So SO 80 AZ rs "a
Mononga,ia Class 1873.
81 rs Is l6 50 81 II IS %
A. F. WHlTTEMORE. jr.
Er Orders for packages. certificates Of packa-
ges. single tickets, in any Of the Lotteries of j.
w. Maury & Co., will meet with prompt attention
if addressed to A. +. WHITTEMORE, Jr.,
Lynchburg, Va.
IT. Communications strictly confidential.
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A TTRACTIONs ECE-

"A DENTED--We are now receiving n con-
signmcnt of Gold and S;iccr Watches. Jrariry.
Fancy Goods, &c. DC, consisting in part US follows.
Gold and silver Watches, oil kinds,
' Ear and finger rings, breast pins, Sc.
Fob, vest. and guard chains,
Pencils, pens, studs &c. &c.
Silver pencil cases, various kinds,
"a Hair combs, &c. &c.
FANCY GOODS, consisting in part of
Dressing and side combs, all kinds.
Ladies' Gum Elastic Carriers. thimbles &C.,
Transparent and cosmetic soaps.
Tapestry. and Brussels, Bag. and Sntchcls
Hooks and eyes. boot laces, suspendcrs,
OK marrow hair oil. perfumes
Spool Cotton,
Ruzor strops, percussion caps, &c. &c.
EH-Our winter Night Sales will commence ON
Thursday night the 30t inst, and continue during
the winter, every Thursday and Friday night, with
out any interruption. Goods open during tho day
for inspection. and will be sold low at private sale.
We respectfully invite the attention Of the public
| to the stock hand to which we will be rccciv-
ing additions weekly during the winter months. OF
cassimcres. cloths, coatings, pantaloon stuifs &c.
Our daily salcs will be as usual on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays.
C5' Liberal advances always made on consign-
ments. MOSBN & IIOICOMBE,
Oct 30-tsif Aucts and Com. Mer
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AUCTION GALES.
OOMMWSR0NEK-s sALEoTva1.


~ UABLE SLAvES.-By virtue Of a decree Of
the Circuit Court Of Monroe county, pronounced
on the 9th day Of October lS5 Ia the causes Of
Allen 7. Cap@tcn Executor of Hugh Caperton.
dec d, Piainf,6
against
Jno D. Lewis, Wife 4 others. P,temfs
and Addison Dunlap, PLAINTIFF,
against
Tho same, Defendants.
The undersigned, special Commissioner of said
Coart viii offer for sale by way Of Pubie Aac' ion,
to the highest bidder for cash. in front Of the Court
House of Monroe county. on Saturday. The 3rd day
Of Jaxrary aoxt. (lsssf the sksrcs mentioned in the
Bills and proceedings of snid causes, consisting of
Men, Women and Chiidren--aJoat firf u SIR in nam
ber-many Of whom very saluablc and one Of
them being first rate cook
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
JOHN h. ALEXANDER,
Special Commits sioner.
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,vIsroNSIv rIrcTlov

ST.. LoUts. Nov. Al. j. Farewell. the Wing can
didate for Governor has a majority of 1000 A.
]. Upbam the Democratic candidate. 1t is also
g morally conceded that the Wings have carried both
branches Of the legi-la.1rethe result, however,
not positively known
The question Of the introduction ofthe new bank
Ing system has been carried BY large macrits. The
Wisconsin Democrat says that four-fhs Of de
bers of tho Legeslaturs in favor OF kind Of
banking
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CALEOF vALUABLE REAL Es-

CALICO VALUABLE REAL ES-
~ TATE.-By virtue of Deed of Trust exc
cuted to me by James Stevens, the 18th day OF
April, 1919, and Of record in tho Corporation
Court Of Lynchburg, Tor certain purposes therein
specified, shall on Tuesday,the ID day Of December
1851, the premises, proceed sell, the high
est bidder at public Auction, the House and Lot.
mentioned in said Deed, situated in the said Cor
poraton at The junction Of Sth and 9Th Streets.
The title to the said property, is believed to be
good. but shall only convey such title as is vested
in me by said Deed.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
EDWARD d. CHRISTIAN Trustee
Sale to be conducted by Akers & billiard.
Nav 1~-oc
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" We authorized to say, that DANIEL
MARI will be u candidate for the office of Attor'
ncy Tor the Commonwealth, il the county of Camp
bell Nov F-4wif
rY-We are authorised 10 announce JOHN c.
MURRELL candidate for the Office of Common
wraths Attorney. for tic county of Camrbel un-
der the new Constitution. Oct 30-ifts
~ We are requested to state that Col JOEL
Il. LEFTWICliisa candidate for Commonwealth $
Attorney, for Campbell county, under the new Con-
stiluton. Oct 3G-iits
- We authorised to state that EDWARD
d. CHRISTIAN is candidate Tor Cannon
wealth. Attorney, for the county Of Campbell, uu-
der the rev Constitution. Oct 30-ifis
~ We arc authorized to announce ROBERT
l.. hENT as a candidate for the Office Of Common
wcah's Attorney for the county of Curnpbcll
NOV. Cts
A, Marland Henrico, at the residence Of her son,
Dr. J. II. Mcttrrt. on the morning Of the 5th inst
Mrs. MILDRED NowLAS. in the 10Th wear of her
age
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MISCELLANEOUS.
1I1O TyDACCOyISTs'.

vTO TxBACCONIsTs.--I am manufac.
l. eeripg extensively Iea and Uood Skay~nisg
Mss aas SAeesmg. all of superior quality, aud en-
braciny nany improvements.
have also superior Tarn.ns Engiaes. for screw
cutting. Also PsaeA and Shears for Machine and
Smiths Shops and for Boiler makers.
Nov 2o-wsw II. NJ SMITH. Richmond.
A T efrcuh ccrrs cepi.,-ued and held for Nelson
IA county, the coart-hru e, on Friday the 81
day OF pcrsher 1851.
Beverly ilurgrove, Janice Garland, Alber, G..
Loving, Ex'ors Of Jno. j. Iargroyo deed Fl,'f,.
agqfas
John Pritehard, Henrietta Pritchard. Hiram W.
Dawson. VIM. l. Kidd, Henry s. Fcyton, Frcdcr-
ick s. Peytcn, Cbas W Townsend, Christopher
T. Estes. A. G. Loving, Jno. Thompson ir.. Sp. q.
Pcrrow, under the hrm Of Chas. Perro~ ard Son.
Wilson Peters, aud Seaton II. Loving. merchants
under tho s,ui Of Peters & Loving, Jno. Hight and
Jno. Witt. Defs
Alexander Fitzpatrick. the receiver and commits,
sioner. appointed by the decree entered in ,hi,
cau.. on the 9th dry of May. lsli. to collect the
bonds the purchase money, filed with the report
Of the commissioner oil snlr. and to pay the came
to the trust creditors according to their pror,ies
established by com'r Garland's report stating that
he had collected most of the purchase money. and
paid portion OF IL TO the creditors &c the first
class. but that in much AS there will be a def
what each creditor will be entitled to. according
to the deed of trust made BY John rrtchard to Hi
rum W. Dawson, trustee, will be necessary: Where
upon the court. consideration Of said report Of
Alexander Fitzpatrick. and hi. motion. doth Or
der that it DO referred to OF the comn,is .ioners
of the court. take an account Of said purchns SC
money. and the debts payable thercou,, according
to the DEGREES OF tho 9th day of May anil Eth day
of October, 1884, and report the court the rate
able proportion Of such according hi. priority II
the fund should prove insufficient To pay ALL what
amount has been paid by ssid Fitzpatrick to the
several creditors. and what remains due to the scv.
eral creditors any OF them Of their Debts or the
proportion thereof which may be uscertaincd to he
due them by said report. which accounts the said
commissioner will take. state, settle and report.
with any matters specially stated, decmod peril
nentby himself. required by the partie. to bs 80
stated. A copy-Testa
II. l.. BROWN, OK
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For the State Senate.

TT We authorised to announce JOHN ..
LEFTWICii candidate for the State Senate for
the Alb District formed of Bedford county. subject
to such disposition now, at all times heret fore,
equal and Just arrangement for the advance
mcnt of,he Wing party shall require
N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-20

~ umph Of Ivhaehpra,-The premium awarded
him at the great New York National Exhibition
for his superior Dagucrreotypcs. which proves that
his work is appreciated in New York well as in
his native State (Virgina). lie vas also awarded
the highest medal at the MARYLAND National Insti
tutc. His Gallery in this place still confines to
turn out work of superior character and is pro-
nounced by good judges to be equal to any North
or South At amy rate perfect satisfaction cuaran-
tced in every case. Come then, one and all, and
secure that mcmento which will survive yoursclve.
and is invariably appreciated as the richest legacy
ofdeparted friends. The never fading Darucrreo-
type done up in Whtehurst's best style. TT Gal
lery nest door to the Virginia Bank.
l.. Z. GIBBS, Agent for J. II. Whitehurst.
\. B. Pictures Of every description copied and
post mortem cases promptly attended TO. A good
supply of Lockets, Medallons and breast pins CON
stanty On hand for Daguerreotypes.
Nov 20--ts p. f. GIBBS, Agent
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II. L. BROWN, cL'x.

LovISesTos. Nov. II. 1851.
The parties interested in the foregoing decree are
hereby notified that have appointed Wednesday
the 9TH day Of January to commence taking the
accounts therein directed. on which dav BY 10 o..
clock A. NJ they requested to attend at my Of
fec, with their vouchers. evidence and eopie. Of
court papers, prepared for examination and settle
ment- ROBT. WHITEHEAD,
Nov g0--wlm Com'r ~ Cirruit Cont
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------9-o -
NEW YORK ELECTION.

Our latest accounts from Albany, under
date of last evening. announce the receipt
of official returns from nearly every county
in the State. The results, that the Wings
unquestionably have majority House
ofAssembly, and only two of their candi-
dates on the State ticket are known to be
elected, viz: James NJ. Couk, State Treas
urer, and Henry Fitzhugh, Canal Commits
sioner. The vote for Attorney General is
so close that It'll yc; doubtful which ofthe
candidates has been elected to that office.
Nothing is said concerning the position Of
parties in the Senate, which, according to
previous accounts, was tied, with Demo
cratic Lieutenant Governor to give the cas-
ting vote.-Nat. Int.
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Cireait Court, CommissioneYs office,

Cirean Court, Commissiorers office, !
Amherst c. H.. Nov. 10, 1851
The parties interested in the foregoing order 81
account. will take notice that have appointed the
commence the accounts
therein ordered on which day. ten o'clock in the
morning. they are requested to attend at my Office
with their accounts. vouchers aud copies of court
papers, prepared for examination and settlement
THOS. WHITEHEAD, Commissionrr-
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7
1ATH NOVEMBER NJ

10TH NOvEMBEIk.--GE NJ:
NJ RUCkER has just received by Adams &
Cos Express. variety of desirable goods. md re-
spectiuly begs the attention Of the Lades and otii-
crs wanting the following articles
Rich silk Fringrs assorted colsurs.
Lnce Gimps do do
Trimming Velvet Ribbons do do
Blk and cold narrow Gimrs for brnidine,
White Lace Bertliers.
White Silk Trimming Blonde.
Silk Dress Buttons assorted colours.
supr. embroidered white Thibet Shuw. all
Of which will be sold very low for eash aud to
pnnctual customers.
Nov TO- tf &. NJ r.
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MARRIED

On Thursday evening the 18th inst, by the Rev.
W. II. kinklc. JoHS PHILrs MoyrGoMERr, Attar.
ncyat Law, Philadelphia, to SARAH BowKtR. eldes,
daughter oiJame' h. Claylr, Of this place,
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WHITTEMORE'S OFFICE
Schemes for the week.

SChc mes Tor the week.
THURSDAY 20-Monongalia Glass I77-75 Is.
Capitas-s20, 0OO;7 200; 1000; 10 Of 900 Tick
cts s..
FRIDAY 21-Do Class 1878 10.
Capitals-3 of13,000; 1000; 1000; 10 Of 900.
Tickets S..
SATURDAY 22-Alonongalia, Class Ms L..
Capitals-s6o, 200; 10000; 10000; 10000 100 Of
1900. Tickets go.
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CTOLEN from the snbsc ribcr, or

~ the night OF the 18th inst, his POCKET
BOOK, containing some money and good many
papers, such as Checks, Negotiable Notes, Drafts,
Tobacco Notes, and Memorandum, of value to my
self and no else, as the payment of all has been
stopped. The Pocke-Book is u large one. once
used az n sample card, and has side the fig
urcs &c. Not expecting to obtain the little money
it contained will give a reward of Ten Dollars for
the of the Pocket Book and papers.
Nov 20--9tif VIM r. SMITH
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TO The Voters Of Campbell Countg

=
AT the solicitation of many Of my friends. an
nouncc mvsefa candidate for the office of G. crk OF
the Circuit Court Of Campbell county. Having nc
ted as an assistant in that and several other Clerks
offices for nearly four wears, tter myself that (if
ecctcd) shall be able to discharge the duties OF
the office in a satisfactory manner.
Nnv. 6-tsif j. NEWTON GORDON.
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II. l.. BROWN. e'r.


LovisosroS llth Nov. 1851.
The parties interested in the foregoing decree,
are hereby notified that have appointed Friday
the 2nd day Of January next, to commence taking
the account therein directed. on which day byl0
o'clock a. IN, they requested TO attend at my Of
ce. with their vouchers and copies Of pupers
prepared for settlement.
RO. WHITEHEAD, Com'r Mel. cir. Ct
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For Glcr.A Of Campbell. Circuit Ct.

~ We requested to announce ALFRED
s. REID as n candidate for the Office of Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Campbell county
New l1-itts
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ARGE Auction Sale OF GrOce-
IL rses, Dry Goods &c, eommeae,Ag on he nigAt
Of the tn December ncr..
In order to close up my business speedily ms
possible, / will commence selling ut auction on
Monday night the 9Th Deer next and continue
from day to day until the stock is sold out-until
that day shall continue sell out at cost for cash,
and in fact great many articles for less than cost
thus aAording to the community opportunity OF
| supplying themselves nj unusually low prices.
Nov 9O--ts LAS L WILLIAMS
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DLANKETS, ELANKETs.--TIIE

- sub.ciiber has received bis entire stock AZ
BLANKETS. consisting of n,ucl, the lnre~,t s,o<
he has ever hal the pleasure Of Offering Amons
which may be found
Real Mockinuw extra ,izr.
Bed Blankets, very large and a supc,s article
Whitney q good siz~.
J.. ID. "
Colo n largo .,oek
All Of the above Blankets were tn,. hnsed 4.
Manchester, England. from the iDnnutsctory and
are much cheaper ilan usual. The mten,ion NJ
Farmers and uthcrs u respectfully CHILLED 10 tho
above Goods, as they will find the price. greatly 70.
duccd lOd2-ifs D. TIC, PETERS. H
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Lynchburg Markets.-Nsv. /

LyMchburg MArkets.-Nov. 10.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
PRovIsioss.- lisht-Saiss III by
the quantity.
PoRk-Sales g cts.
BEEf.-we quote by tho quantity at I cts.
FlocR.-Superfne new s3t dull; Old, no sale
Family New $ia5, as To quantity and quality, All
grades dull
WHEAr.-Red G0c; White Csc.
MEAL.-Corn Meal 70as5c.
GRAIx.-Corn 75aSo cts; Oat. 33a374 cents.
GuAso.-Best Peruvian $50 to So per ton.
PLasTsR.-Lump, $54as6; Ground $7IaSsi.
SrGARs.-New Orleans Z 4s9 cts: Porto Rco7 to
10 cts. Clarified llal24 cts. Loafllt to l2i cts.
WHIsKY.-Mourtain 80 cts.
BEEswAx.-al to - cents.
BUrTER.-But little demand for hrkins, which
We quote ll3al21c. for No. !. Fresh, at Market
House, brings higher rates, but not uniform
BRAsDr.-Apple, 35a40; Peach, 80 to s. cts.
EAR IRoS.-$75as0 assorted dull.
CorrrE.-Rio II to liz cts. La.uira loa123
Mocha 20.
CousrRr LIsKss.-Tow Ito il /; Flax Ie.l4c.
CoTToS YARSs.-Sales Is cts.
FEATHERs.--32 to 80 cts.-Scarcs.
WooL.-25 to % cts in dull
WooL RoLLs.-35 to S71 very scarce.
GiSsENe.-30a35 cts.
FLAX SEEp-Salcs l 10 per Sc h.
frsH.-Herrings, No L. $si; Halifax No Her
rings, $GssT4 Shad. none: Mackerci, No. ), IS. So
TALLow.-sto 81 ots.-dull.
TAR.-$350 per Dbl.
HENr.-Wc quote 81 to &c. in demand
LiSsEED Ou.-S5ay0cts.-in demand.
LARp.-i2al2I cts.
MoLAssEs.-Wcst India IS to 40 cts. per gallon
\. o. ~ to IS cts.
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Sll.k AND SATIN SCARFS Ann
~ CRANATS.-The subscriber hns now orc,
the most magnificent stock of fine Silk aud Satis
Scnri' and cra'nts in the market. Nc they wore
bought ~ London aud Paris. aud AFRO mneb cheap
ar than usual
Bib Italian Cra'afs from SOC To 50 %.
| IS . Scorfs, very cheap,
" Satin -
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til y. r. G. PETERS.
CEILING OFF, SELLING OFF

Our entire stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry Gnod,.
Shoes. Hats, Gaps, Boots. Trunks. II rarcI, han.
pens torso very large stock of desirable Goods 10
be thrown upon the mnfkei q, such unprerracnted-
y bow prices. The public and nll are invitod I,
call and supply Themselves viii Gpod. nj Co.,.
Oct o--iits MEEM x (;,yATKIS
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HNKUSTEE'S SALE.--By virtue Of u
l. Deed of Trust executed To by Peter G.
Drew, and Of record in the Clerks office OF the
Hastings court of the corporation Of Lynchbury.
SHALL in order to effect the purposes OF said deed,
proceed ut the basin Of the james River and Kama
VIVA Canal, at Lynchburg On the o9th November
1851, to sell BY way of public auction to the high
est bidder. the following property, to wit: the
&s[E6 Freight Boat, "Georgiana,"
with all her furniture, rigging and
outfit Also, Trio Bay Mares and 7'ro SorreL
Horses employed in drawing the said Boat The
title to the above property is believed to be good
but acting trustee shall convey only such as is
vested in me by the deed aforesaid.
Terms liberal and made known on the day Of
sale. n, ii. CAMPBELL
Nov l7-t22N Trustee.
Sale conducted bv
r.
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- LT.-MOORAiAN & MARTIN have Just
~ received per Cannl Boat Telegraph" 100
prime sacks Salt, fully blcnrhed. NV Ut.