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4 nEREnY r0ysyy.r,1 ~ 80.

= sons From erediring trading with ny son
Robert Chapman, who IA under twcaiy-one wears
OF age rs viii pay liability which he may incur
where Under ordinary circumstances payment
might be expected from myself
NATHAN CHAPMAN,
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VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY.

= NJ suDscflbeTs have assocfnied themseIvfs
under the firm Of DUDLEY e. COMPTON, for the
purpose Of conducting Commtssten Bfsinsss in the
city of Cincinnati and respectfully solicit consgn-
nenis Of Manufactured I'odaoco. by strict atten-
fion TO the Interests Of those who nlay patronize
them, they hope 70 receive and merit liberal sup
port The usual adv ance nlnde On cossignmeais.
JOHN ". DUDLEY Of Lyn-hburc, Va
WM 4. COMPTON. of ciacan.ti
Z.
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4 AIDES DRESS GsOOp~. &C..

splendid assortment II black and cnlofod Sins. DO.
rngc delancs, feulard sss. printed laconcts. einr.
hams, lawns, ribhns. laccs swiss muslins einbroid-
cries hacn cam5ric hdkf., lid gavcs, checked
rnusins ladies and chi,drcn's shoes, &C. An which
vii be sold very cheap f;r cash and at onc price
only. Tap 10 -3tl r. tSA q IElvis
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~ ask the attention Of Merchants and Farmer. To
an examination of our stock Of STAPLE DRY
GOODS. which i very large, and VIII be sold at
very low prices, many Of them having bcca pun
chased very ehoop at the New YORK auction salcs
Que price only at the cheap casl, store Of
an l0-3t II n y A q JryyyS
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Drawn Numbers,

TH0TacJ I'D.
63 II So % . 81 &c g. "a 43 CO 20 g. II
Carroll Coaasy H.
II Is 10 50 25 81 10 10 So CO 20
PuiGpsro los.
SO 20 81 " IS 4S - 81 81 "A 6s - 80
va. CoHso'i fa'ed27.
81 &c 81 % p Al u II 20 G 70 IS
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MARRIED, at Cambridge, Mass, Cd inst
Mr.. ). v. Dabney, Of Fayal, Azores, tc
Miss Harriet w. daughter Of the late Pro
iessor) Webster, Of c.
We have heard it stated, on the author
lty of a neighbor, that on the conviction o.
her father, this young lady, who had for
some time been betrothcd to Mr.. d., the
brother Of her sisters husband, absolved
HIM from his engagement, which, however
with a manliness that did him honor, he
would not accept.
We learn that they, with Mrs. Webster
are about making visit to her birth place
Fayal, where her eldest daughter resides
N Y. Express
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REMOvAE.--JoHNSoN, YOUNGER {

II HIt.HN ' n hF'--J'JT' sNt7V.N' 1VI NIIEN q
a SMITH, have removed to Bunk square. and
taken the large ind commodious walnut font bull
ding recently erected by John II. Tyree, mnedi-
airy opposite the Cabcii House, and convenient to
Friends and Martins warehouses, where they
would be pleasvd to see their old friends and custo-
mersand to the trade generally. they will offer induce
ments, They win keep constantly on hand layge
sck 81 Groccrics. Siaylc Dry Goods, Li7pors &c,
I &c A call is all they ask.
They win also trade for All kinds of Country Pro-
drcc and pay prompt attention receiving and for
warding goods, and TO the sale Of produce sent to
them on consignment. ap lots
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these more modern positions Of the Virgin
ia Democracy, are fatty contradicted bv
its reasoning and its action III times gone
BY.
Turn to the Journal Of 80, and YOU viii
find the foregoing doctrines expressly re-
pudiated. Mr. Smith, Of Isle Of Whit.
the most straii-laced Democrat in all the
States, submitted resolution to the effect
that putting the proceeds of the land sales
in the general Treasury, dis that DISPOSE
ton Of them which is most equitable. and
which win most equally and eiiectually
enureto the use and benefit OF allthe States
Now this proposition was offered as
substitute for a rival one, which affirmed
distribution among all the States to be the
most equitable plan Of disposition, and yet
it was voted down by d most decided ma
iority. So the Democratic party have
heretofore especially declared that it Is not
true, that placing the land fund in the pub
lie Golfers is either the only constitutional,
or the most equitable mode of disposition;
but on the contrary that there is another
constitutional disposition, to wit. equal dis
tIihution among the States, and that there
is mode mare equitable and equal than
putting the proceeds of the land sales in
the Treasury, to wit: fair division among
all the States Of the Union.
Nor is this ALL 1t stands committed not
only TO prospective but retrospectire distri-
button. 1t was notcontcnt to demand that
the future proceeds fthe land sales should
be submitted to equal division, but that the
Federal Government should be held to an
account for such portions of those proceeds
as had been unequally distributed by par
tial appropriations.
And here is the proof Mr.. Venable Of
Prince Edward, leading Democrat, and
a gentleman of fine sense and superior
judgment, offered the following resolution;
"Resolred,, That the principles of Jus
tice and equality require that the Govern
ment Of the United States should account
with such Of the States as have received
no appropriations from the public lands, or
Of money arising from the States thereof, in
such manner as will place said States on
an equal footing in tins respect, with those
States that have received appropriations .
This resolution was odopted by q large
majority, and it places the Democracy in
this position, that while, in 1889, it advo-
Gated Distribution, both prospective and
retrospective, 1t now repudiates it in any
and every form whatsoever. In 1889 II
was right, and just, and constitutional in
any form; and in 1851, is exactly the re-
verse. Then Democracy could swallow
the whole dose, without a wry face; now
1t is become so fastidious, as TO sicken al
the bare thought Of the unsavory thing
ooh, consistency thou art indeed Jewel"
But | have not given the picture its fin
ishing touch. twill requiremany stroke
of the pencil yet to draw it to tic life and
to complete it.
So more anon. and Yours tluly.
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Grand Schemes.


1lGrsiay. dDrl 10 CarroH Copa'y 1913 10.
Capitals $4,000; OLA 600; of2, coo; IS Of COO.
Tickets s..
Frildy, d7rI l1-N'd CoRsoh "a I'd 28-781f
Capitals 5000; Of 5000; 10 OF 5G0-Tickets a.
Saturday, Agga Pea Coaso ia I'd Us y.
Capitals So 42s4, 30 of 5000 eaeh-Tickets $lj
Monday. ApyI ID Washington Comfy 15-7s Is.
Capitals $4,000 ll.0lI; 5000; 3.O00 I,J0O; 10
Of 750-Tckets -.
Tucs7ay, Agrii 1j-BF dir 20-75 -.
Capitals $40 600; Of ) 900; Of $500; 90 Of COO.
Tickets $.
Wednesday, APra 16-!SHsqa Ccnai1s-7S IA.
Capitals $50 0O0 l5,00O 1900 1889; 20 of 500:
20 of 1900; 20 Of 5c9-Tickets $40.
TLurrdag. Ag7E IL C'a11oH Cor,aty 1913 -.
Capitals sa5, 900 pf 1000; 20 of750 90 of 500.
Tickets 81.
Friloy Apyi7 1s-Nd. CcHio'ilated 29-72 10.
Capitals 3 of 10000; 3 Of ,G07-Tickcis S.
lSa 'arolay, l9-GK Consolidated. LIS II.
Capitals $50 600; 10 Jos; ofS,O01; ) Of 1000; 8
Of a,000; 100 of 500-Ticl.cts $40.
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NTM. MeCRERY,s NEW AND

Stree opposite The Ha7cicf House. r. MORRIS
& CO., Successors 70 d. Paine & Co.. Managcrs
whose liberal and popular Schemes command adj
mration and are not excelled by any other in the
United States, and from their good luck heretofore
in the distribution Of CaTiel Pi-es, the same may
be expected.
~ Packages. Certificates. or Single Tickets
can be had AT all times by order or otherwise.
70 Two Schemes, large and small, and Draw
iHgs received daily.
10 All orders shall have prompt ami conidcn-
tial attention.
fES7 II prszcs raeLad ~;
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Prizes sold.

returned fer the want of purchaser
Prizes are slrs-s TO Be- had Il tie tickets are
ho--h; n
aPl lo-it M,CEBEIS Lnfy OFcc.
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CARPETs, RUGS, MATS, ANT

y
~ N IN G.--GEORGE NJ RuCKER,
APaL T. 1871
brussels Competing, tapestry patterns,
ply 40 power loom cnrpctng,
" ~ extra super ingram do
g {" ~ snperfne do do
'' Il" A fine do do
Wool filing and cotton warp do
IA twillcd Vcneiun do
IA plain do do
81 and So twiled and plain do do
A white and "A checked India mating,
81 white do do
India grass matt, wors;ed trimming,
Chinellc door mats,
Tuftcd rugs, chcnellc ditto extra rich,
"A, Ga, 81, 1914, and 24-4 oil cloths for halls and
dining rooms,
"a, sd and Ga furniture oil cloths
The above goods are of the newest designs and
will be sold extremely low for eosl or to punctua
cuetomers on credit. M 7-4tifl @ M z
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Nor BAn.-A little girl Just pas, her
: NTH year. while chatting about the beaux
that visited two Of the sex in the same
house., OF more MIXTURE age. being asked
"what do you mean by bcaux, Annie r
replied, "why, mean men thai have no,
got much sense
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-,QFREsH DRUGS, MEDICINIs.

WI FainFs, Ols. Dyf-Sh.fs, B,riJtcs, PORT Nc
"a nic', Dressing and Fine Combs, Pesfamyr.
Fancy A,ticies. DC Se.-Thc subscriber has Just
received his Spring supply Of Drugs, Medicines.
&c, compri.ing on unusually nrgc and complete
assortment, selected by himseli, with great cnro,
purchased at unusually low prices und Of very sa-
nerior aual;,v dc
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la cs' from Bosom.
The Case Of the slave Siruuss.
INTENSE EXCITEMENT.

tCorepondeaoe qfAe Ezprcss.l
BosroN, April 5.
The excitement throughout the city con
tinued all last night, and up 10 this hour to-
day, Is acquiring an intensity as general as
tits threatening, to the peace Of the city.
The abohtionists under the stimulus of
the incendiary speeches made in the Com
mon last night are drumming up their for
ces in every quarter. with a view, it is said
70 resist, at all hazards, the return Of the
Fugitive
An immense cro@rd Of people, greatly
excited, is hanging about in the vicinity of
the Court House-but no collision, save in
some few individual cases, has yet taken
place.
The Courts strongly guarded. Marshal
Turkey has taken every prccaution 10 put
down the FIRST demonstration of disorder
that may be threatened
Ks send off this despatch, further tes-
nmony Of the case is taking in Court,
Correspondence Of the Tribune.
THE BOSTON FUGITIVE SLAVE
CASE
BosToN, Saturday, April 5.
The examination into the case Of the Flu
gave Slave Simms was continued this NOR
mig before the Commissioner. Tie Can
tam, Mate and sailor ofthe bric NJ. g. j.
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iSHsfcf EfIFd Lt1Ss At.
% Al GS g. ID IL Go Is 46 4 "a 70
Half Nos IL 81 81
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L MEN GOODs-APRIL :, 1881.

GEORGE NJ. RuCkER, has just received
"a, l0-I, and 1874 linen sheetings,
81, and 1914 splendid bleached table danask.,
81 bro. table do
rs and "a Irish linens assorted grades
5-S by 5-S and SO by "a damask napkins,
Damask daylcrs aud lowell.
9-S and sd pillow case linens.
Alnrscillcs quilts and curtain musins.
Damask moreens aud turkey muslins for curtains.
Gilt window cornccs curtain bands,
Roscttes, wtr ted loop, md ;nssles, &c. Sc.
r-fsif
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SPRING GOODS. Morci 81, isjI.-The
- subscriber has received his entire stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods. embracing much the
largest and most varied stock he has ever had the
pleasure Of offering, and wonld call the attention Of
the Ladies' particularly to his variety Of Dress
Goods. consisting in part Of printed Foulard Silks
in great vuriety; Berase de Laincs, Albornes cInh.
Tissue, Brocadc Hermann. silk tissues, Bohemian
cloths. French jaronets silk ginehams, poplnF.
French ginghams, Paris oreundies, Grape dc Paris
printed lawns. Polkn dc Paris, Columbnes rich
brocade silks. chenc and plain silks, black brocade
and plain black silks, white brocade do, solid
mouslaines and berages. wide chenc ribbons neck
and bonnet ribbons silk neck ties, herman scarf.
and shawls, silk scrrls, French worked sleeves col
lars and cHfs, inside cape- aud lace capes MOURN
ing collars, sleeves and cuils, Kid gloves, lace bud
silk wells, (sune very rich) linen carnhric hdk'fy
hosiery, &c. &c. All the above goods urc very
handsome and cheap.
mar 2i-iits DON T. c. PETERS
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TOE2N IL. TTREE, has removed his Of
- fee To the same building where he will be ready
at all times to attend TO his friends in the sale Of
Tobacco &c mn IO-ta
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STOLEN FROM THE sURsCRF-

STOLEN FROM THE SURsCRE-
- Der in front of the storehouse of Reynolds g.
Cock, about sun down. the evening Of the 9TH
April, 1851, a BROWN OFERCOAT contain-
ing Pocket Book with sundry papers of value to
the subscriber, and negotiable note on Dmmock
& Co., for five hundred and eleven dollars and
cents not rccolerted; one note Dcpriost & Cock
for $500; one Nowlin & Mosc!y for $l2j; u ne
gotiabe note of $50 S0ets besides number Of
smaller NOTES and due bills Of no value to any but
myself. ! will pay liberal reward for the appre-
hension Of the ard for the delivery of the pa
pcrs 10 me. All persons forwurued from ira
ding for any Of the above named pnpcrs.
ap lots WIN. J. COCK
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Late Fran Hayi-A correspondent Of
the Journal of Commerce, writing from
Port au Prince under date of March 18th,
says that political conspiracy had been
discovered there and several persons ar
rested were condemned to death by court
martial. Among them is Nj. Francisque,
late chief justice, and one of three cabinet
ministers. These proceedings were, how
ever, annulled. and new trial ordered,
the result of (which had not yet transpired.
The efforts ofthe agents Of the CONNER
cial powers to settle the difficulties existing
between the two parts Of the island were
not attended with much success.
The price ofCoGee is firmly sustained,
as it IS thought the crops Of this season will
fall short oftlosc Of former years.-N y.
Com. AdU.
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NoJle and It1Hy Rep1y-In 1861
Philip |, sent the young constable de Cas-.
hle TO Rome, to congratulate Sextus the
Filth on his advancement. The Pope I'M
mediately said-"Are there 50 few MGR
IN SPAN that your king sends me one with
out beardP Sir" said the fierce Span
lard' .-if his Majesty possessed the Least
idea that you ina gined merit layin beard
he would have deputcd u goat to you, MOI
a gentleman"
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NEW GooDs.-wlLLiAM l.. rAGF

y respectable informs his friends and thu pu
lie that hc has this day received par, of his Spring
and summer Good. among which arc extra 6..c
black French Cloth. az do. Cassimcrs. do. d. Sat-
in. and variety Of cnlered Cloths. cassi'ners a.
Vcstins- ofnew and rich styles. very fine White
ment Of furnishing ruuds, "a b ns Shirts. Collar,
G,ovcs. ilaakcrcliic[s. Cravat. Sc. iIis stock Of
Tailors Trimmings Is comrlctc and Of the VERY best
quality
Any nftho above gonds viii be eold cheap in the
piece. &c preferred they will be rnadcu up ~ his
father Ambrose Page (inihc same -hop) and salts
faction Faaran,icd. W. l.. +. ia also agent for
Mr., q y. Scots New York Report Of Fashions.
Mirror OF Fashion, Squares and other Tailors IT, ,
elements. which be win keep constantly on hand "a
ru'li'hr'. prices. The Spiipe Report is really
Tor delivery. mar lT-wlmif
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1o5acco,-About 100 hhds. good to fine
Virginia and Kentucky Lcafh have been Ia
ken to Spain; the actual prices have not
transpired, but are said to have been very
full.-Bar'Rg's London Circular, lIarch
81
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So more anon, and Yours truly,

Opposition TO tie Compronaise.-Much
ofthe opposition to the Compromise meas
uresis attributable to the fact that they have
been sanctioned by Wing Adminisira-
ton. Had Northern Democrat been in
the position now occupied by Mr.. Fill
more, and given his assent to the Compro-
mise Bills, many who now denounce the
Adjustment would have been loud in their
praises ofthc Northern man whotllus man
Tested his Southern feelings We believe
this as firmly as we believe that the sun
shines; and we farther believe that had
President Fillmore instead of signing the
Compromise bills, placed his veto upon
them, those who now so bitterly denounce
tie measures, would as bitterly have de-
nounced Mr.. Fillmore for not giving his
assent to them. Pet Int.
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DRY GOODS.
Ew SPRING AND SUMMER

GVOesS--.iRSf e7lhci NJ ne Cisap Cash
Siorc.--ONE PRICE ON f.--Thc .nhsrrihers
are new ia receipt Of their stuck OF Spring and
SIMMER Goods, all cf which have been purchased
Oh deelining market, aud viii he offered at very
Tow prices FIR cash. many styles less than nnnu-
tteturcr's prices. Remember. We have only one
price COT cor Goods
M 1874 Il ~ <. A Il rrtyrs
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Whole Dr1ak--A man who occasionally
returned home late at night with isll load
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-10

Ftre Sundays in February 1S52,-Wc
boileve it will be found that there are five
Sundays in February once in 2s years; and
the next instance Of this kind after 1852
viii consequently be in 1880. This how
ever will not be the case when the terrni-
nation ola century occurs during the IN
terval, owing to the dropping of the centu-
ry leap year.
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,y.,, COOKING. RANGES, HOT

u5s3 MR. FURNACES, 3e.-JOSEPIi FAR
6->e RhR, from Richmond, Is here again with
few more Of those superior Cooking HINGES, which
have given entire satisfaction. Their advantages
over all others for culinary purposes ease Of man
agcmcni, economy offue and facilities for being re-
paired, are well known aud hove been fully trptcd.
There urc four sizes sui, the vntous sized faai-
les, and can have water back attached 80 ms 10
give constant supply Of hot for washing and
other purposes, without any additional FIRE. Ref
ercnce in Lynchhurg 10 the following persons who
have them In use: J. r. Mcdaniel, j. NJ. Otcy,
ESQ, J. NJ Warwick, Pad Jones, Dudley & john.
y. j. Christian. G. Phelps s. CO. Orders left with
G. w. Valentine ON Main Street. Mr. Lcckie's Tin
store, Paul Jones' Franln Hotel Of tiir subscriber
at A. simpsons viii meet with prompt attention.
apl 3-3tf JOSEPH FAERAR.
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FANS, ac.-Thc IN,

V1HH~4Hs5DElsSs H INlVJ3 tAts-I nc nLtfD-
4 ton OF the Ladies is respectfully solicited 10
our large stock Of Parasos and Fnn.. embracing al
styles ard prices.
an 7-tsif COLHOUS e. HOLT
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lyme CARPETINGs, MATTIYGS

Il 9-c.-Tapestry velvet Carpe;ings, very rich,
Tapestry Brussels do ."
3ply do
ply do
Common do
~, ST. aud Cd white Mating.
III, 50 and 81 checked do
81, "a and 81 OIL Carpcting.
Tapestry Velvet Rugs,
Common do
l3-f Floor Cloth.
All If the above Carpetiugs ere really beautiful
and cheap ut d. T. .. PETERS's.
r..,r OFF,
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Gold Pens with Pencils. Gold Pencils.
Which he oilers to his customers and the public
generally ut very low price,. and in quuntite. to
suit. ID. X. LYMAN, Bank Square.
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I 1EN1TENTEARE PLAysSS--35 ne.
= otihe aho~c goods tor servants. for saie chear
mar lI--fsit Don T. {. FETERS
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LOTTERIES.
NTH2rTEmOHE's LUCKY OF

| NHs'ETEMOEsE'S LUCKY Of
| w FICE, (succEssoR TO NJ. TALBoT) Luck
unparalleled has always attended purchasers ut this
ofhre-and still they come Another prize Of
5000 sent to this office whole ticket in Sus-
sex Glass s.
Splendid Schemes for the week.
| Thursday. Noaongzia 40-Capitals 30 900; 5000
10 of 2j0.-Tickcts s..
Friday, SUSSEX 29-Capitsls 100000; 5000; 5 of
| l,000.-Ticlets 81.
Saturday. hoaong9Hz i1-e50, 900; IS, 900; 100 Of
| l,000,-Tickets Is.
Drawn Numbers.
Suseer, Class 81.
| GO 90 Is Is 10 10 . az 30 IA 40 90 81 so
| nos. : - % gu
| Susser E1tri. Class al.
| % IL GS ) e. Id II 66 Is 46 4 "a 70
| Moaopgalia, C2tss 80.
| 25 As sc % 40 ID 10 80 Is Ga II co 10 76
Nos. u p 49, ------.--------- 500
| Dame Fortune is unreniitng in her bcstov'aIs al
| the Truly Lucky and renowned office Of
| apl l0lt A. I. WHITTEMORE'S in.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
1TEnCHANT,s T,AyEp,.,

IL an Ac; q tho General Assembly incorporating
the Merchants Bank &c Virginia AZ Ls1rhlnrr. no
tireis hereby given TINT Books al Subscription 10
the capitnl stock - said Bank win be opened at The
oshee Of sd'cy s Spence. in the tawn Of LYNCH
burg. on tho irst Manda. IN Mas next BY tho
COMMISSIONERS.
The Ch7rtcr Incorporating ths Banl, win be pub
hslle1 in next Non liy's paper. Iap i0-t.
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Range or tic Taersnorneter.

REPORTED FOR TIE .yIRGiyIAS' Br
d. 3. PAYNE & BRO, BOOKSELLERS,
-uaia 81, LYnchbnrg. IL.
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FIJI FOR EsEH THE ROOMS on
A-A Main Street, lstely ocrufied By the RcpubIi-
can office, over the store Of VIM. l. Cock, near
Pienter's garcilo4se Also several desirable Famt-
y Residzeer the hill For terms apply 10
Jan Cliffs GARLAND & SLAUGHTER.
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Drawn Numbers.

fSWa7tf, LfNsS z
GO 90 Is l6 10 10 47 80 IA 40 20 81 so
Nos. ? - 80 MISREPRESENTATION. so
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1851-09-06
800 Reward (FoR EACH.

Runaway in December, 1850. my negro boys
ABRAM and HENRY. Henry is feet inches
high and about 35 years old. He is we'll known
in Favetteville where he learned the blacksmith h
trade. He is rather small and very dark, with
a down cast look.
Abram is feet 10 inches high. about 25 years
old; something lighter of compile than Henry
stout and well formed, aud walks upright.
These ne eroes are thought to be in Robson CO..
near the BIZ, Swamp.
I will give the above reward Of twenty dollars
for the confinement of either Abrsm or Henry
in the Jail at Lumberton, Robeson county, or
forty dollars for the confinement Of both at the
same place.
r C. RHODES.
July 25. 1921 o45-6t
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1851-09-06

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