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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20
Gov. pullman and the Cuba Invasion, &c.

1t Is believed that Judge Gholson, of Missis-
sippi, will decide that Gov Quitman must appear
at New. Orleans, to answer the charge of being
concerned in the Cuba invasion.
The Arkansas Legislature adjourned sane DE
on the 18th inst
Father Mathew has arrived at New Orleans
from Florida.
The sugar house Of A. X. Arganmore, at Bayou
Sara, has been destroyed by fire, together with 80
hoosheads of sugar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20
The Weather.

From our Teegraphic Dispatches received yes
terday we compile the following statement OF the
Weather-the details will be found in another
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&nufhern Items.

BALTIMORE, Sunday, Jan -.
The New Orleans nail of the 10th inst. has como
% hand. The papers received by it contain no
news worth telegraphing There are two mails
still due.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20
SIZZLING Our AND SELLING OEF.-The

OkLLiNG OUT AM OEbLiNo OfF' Az
past has been great week for the ladies OF this City,
BROOKLYN and Wiamsburgh buy Dry Goods, and they
improved the opportunity. Never have We seen such
quantities of goods sold cheap, so quickly Shaws,
Silks Veves, Meripoe, Delaines Paramattas, P0plins,
Broadcoths Cassimeres, Satinels Vestings FsDDels,
Blankets &c sold ~ perfect rush ADD the ensuing week
we predict greater bargains than Mr. BoDINs 10 de-
terniped dispose OF the whole Of his stock this month
and il will be cold cheap. S3 Grand, cor Orchard j1 2h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20
Court Of Appeals.

ALBANY, Saturday,, Jan. IT,
No SO concluded SO argued 49, 4O-judgments
reversed oy default al reserved AZ, 43, a.,
Mondou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20
The Pn.fnpe Reform y.

The following is the bill Reducing Post
age which passed the House of Represent
atives on Friday and is now before the Sen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20
VELyEr CLoAKs At GREAT BARGAINS

HITCHCOCK LEADBEATER, 347 Broadway, corner Leon
have reduced the prices of their elegant Velvet and
Sk COaks below the actual Of material and the La
dies fine chance TO get Of the most fashionable
garments Of the for very small sum They have
marked down their Shawls Silks Mernos, De LANES
Cacoes &C. and selling out their entire stock, below
cost, 10 make room for their spring trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20
The Steamship Niagara.

HAIIFAAI odIuIuHy, JAZZ TO
The steamship Niagara arrived from Boston on
Friday morning and sailed at o'clock
There was a southerly gale on Friday There
is a heavy northwest wind to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20
Destructive Fire at Milwaukee.

MILWAUkkBI otufuNy1 " an Is.
A FIRE broke out this morning, at clock, in q
ship chandlery, corner Of Erie and East Water
streets The thermometer. at the time, was
two degrees below zero, and there was strong
wind. The fire company was unable to sub.
due the flames, in consequence OF the hose
freezing. The square was occupied BY lumber
yards and small buildings, which were all burned.
The following are the principal losses FrInk
Co. cabinet house, $500. Luddington Co. sse,.
Geo. g. d. Norris, ship store $4,000; also suit OF
sails, belonging to vessels in port, $4,000. s. <.
Mcclure, groceries. $500 Smith & McVickar,
lumber, $4,000. f. NJ. CLARK, lumber, $4,000
j. Kimball, sl,lo0. N. Sogge, building and
machinery, $500, and as much more in tools.
Sundry small houses, loss 81, 200 to $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20
Returning CaIIfornIans.

CHARLESTON, Saturday, Jan. 49,
The brig Matamoras, from San Juan, Nicaragua.
bound to New-York with So Californians return.
ing homeward, put into Quarantine this morning.
on account Of sickness
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~ For additional Telegraphic Dis
patches, see Seventh Page.
Fire at New-OrIeans, &c.

NEW-ORLgANs. Saturday, Jan I8-
The St. Charles Hotel caught FIRE At IL o'clock
this morning in the roof and one half is in ruins.
The fire is still raging. There have been no lives
lost. The building will be great loss, being the
most beautiful in the South. Clapps Church, adj
joining the Hotel, has Just caught fire and there
is every probability of its being consumed. The
Atlantic Telegraph Office is in great danger. It
is supposed to be the work Of an incendiary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20
Murderer Reprioved-slave Convicted OF
MansIaughrer.

LOUISVILLE, XIV. Wednesday an u.
Keats, who murdered his wife, in this city, and
had been sentenced to be hung, has been pardon:
ed by the Governor, on condition that be Will
leave the United States.
A slave was to-day convicted of manslaughter.
The nanaltv Ia death.
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Fire I'm Otsego.

OrSEGo Saturday, jan TO- I5oI,
About o'clock this morning, long wooden
block corner of First and Bridge streets, known
as TeTill Block, was destroyed by fire. The up
per part was occupied by seven poor families, and
the lower by grocery and liquor stores, sc. The
building was covered by insurance, and owned
by Mr., Bennett. The loss is about FIVE thousand
dollara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20

~ Ladies and Gentlemen who are
troubled with chspped rough hands should procure
pair oflght Rubber Gloves, which In wearing will render
invaluable In protecting the hands while engaged in
domestic affairs. They almost handsome black
kid For sale low by HITCHCOCK & LEADBEATER, 3i7
Broadway. JIG 1w%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20
CITY ITEMS.

The OPERA-To.night the grand opera Of
Norma, will be again given, with Parodi. Patti
Lorini and Novelli. Bellini's beautiful opera Of
Capuletti ed Montecchi is in preparation and will
shortly be given. We have bat month more OF
Opera. let us enjoy it while we may.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-10

struck with the effect. snd satisfied Of the
valve # the material. In confirmation Of
this opinion. it may be as well to mention
that the able Professor Of Chemistry IN
Washington College. Mr.. Armstrong,
found. as the result ofsevcral experiments
in his garden. 10 test the relative value of
the two articles, that the barytes was not
inferior TO the gypsum. No work on
chemistry or agriculture, which | have
vet consulted, speaks of the saiphate ef
barytes thc article in question: as Ter
tiIizsr. Nor is it geaerally known, That
il is much used, when calcined, to adult
teraie white lead, being about the same
specific gravity, and this is SO remarkable
as to have given j, its name and for the
same reason il was termed by the Latins,
.iteroa 1,onaerosa.'' How it acts as a
fertilizer ! am too rusty to explain but
being suIphaic. it is probable there IS a
stronger affinity between the sulPhuIIc
ecid. and the lime of our soil, and that II
really forms sulpha.e Of lime. But l
leave this t, ADLER hands. have practi-
cal evidence Of its value, and being found
almost throughout our Valley, it is sur
prising it is so little known or used. l
hope, however. ere long. that railroads
and canals, will be the means Of develop
ing the almost inexhaustible resources OF
this fertile region, and stimulate us to the
use ofthe rich blessings so literally scat
tered amongst us.
While my pen is in hand, / will state
that much Of our wheat this year, weighs
sixty-fve and sixty-six lbs. to the bushel,
and have heard ofsome figure or two
higher The yield, too. is fine and 1t
may be well enough to mention as some
what extraordinary turn out from thirty
eight dozen Of California, or Coad wheat
that when threshed and measured, 1t
yielded thirty bushels. But have heard
Of one Of our farmers having raised eighty
one bushels from lot supposed to con-
tain about two acres and no one doubts
that our lands on the waters of Buffalo,
can be readily brought TO product of
30 or 40 bushels to the acre, in favorite
seasons.
The advantages of dropping plaster and
ashes, in the corn hill, before covering,
have been most manifest this dry season :,
and really almost magical. Why should
it ever be neglected /?
have no objection to the use of my
name in connexion with the foregoing ex-
pertinent, if you deem it advisable. With
many wishes for the success Of the Plan
ter, the only agricultural journal of the
Old Dominion,
am your nbedient servant,
RO. X. BARTON.
RocLbrfdee. Sept. Sth, 1851.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-10

OCTOBER, 1SJ1.--THE SuBSCRl-
~ Der would inform his friends and the public
generally, that be has just received his fall supply
Of GROCERIES And STAPLE DRY
GOODS, making his stock larse AID complete.
In the stock may be found
New Orleans. Porto Rico and st. Croix Sugar,
Loaf. crushed. powdered and clarified do
Rio, Laguiru and Jdva Coffee,
Fine Green and Black Tea,
Sperm, adamantine and tallow Candles,
Rolled and country Iron,
Shear. cast, German and blisterd Steel
Box. lining. and common Nails,
Spades and Shoves, ea
Sole and Upper Leather.
Pepper, Ginger, Spice, soda, sal@ratos. alum
saltpetre, indige and copperas brown and bleacleJ
domestics, Calico alpaceas, large lot negro blank
cts, cassnets, Kentucky jeans, tweeds, cassimercs
plain lnsey, hats, caps. shoes and boots, and man,
other articles, to which he invites the attention
buyers, as he is determined to sell cheap. 8
Oct 9-ts JOS b. NOWLIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-10
VHHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE IN

Il store a large aud well assorted stock Of Ono
CERES and DIR GooDs, which they will sell nj the
lowest rates for Cash or in exchange for Produce.
In it may be found
Prime and choice Brown Sugars.
Loaf, Crushed, Powdered and Clar' d. do,
Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee,
Superior Green, and Biz. Tea,
Adsmantinc and Tallow Candies,
Window Glass and Putty,
Box, Lining and common Nails.
Rolled. strap and country Bar Iron,
Cast, shear and Blistercd Steel,
Axes, Spades and Shovcls,
Sporting and blasting Powder,
10 bbls. pure Tanners Oil-together with n
good assortment Of Domestcs Prints, Lawns and
Summer Good. Hats. Shoes and Boots.
Persons visiting this place for the purpose of pur-
chasing goods will do well to give us call before
purchasing. TINSLEY & TAYLOR.
T,tf
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T 4 NJ. HIOLL INs. ARE RE

Il NJ. FlO LLINS. ARE RE-
- oeiriag and hare store their Fall supply con-
sisting in part of
$50 Spanish Hides.
800 sides Sole Leather,
100 do upper Leather,
40 doz calf skins,
25 do pink Lining Skins,
$50 pair heavy Brogues,
10 barrels cider Vinegar,
Is tons country rolled Iron,
l do blistcrcd Steel,
do Shear and cast Steel
do castings.
Is hhds. 7. r. and N. o. Sugars,
4 do st. Crox do
Is do and barrels Molasses
Is boxes Loaf Sugar,
% bbls. crushed and powdered and car. do.
100 bags Rio and Laguira Coffee,
Is do old Java do
5 do Mocha do
800 kegs cut Nails to 60 DIV
10 do Wrought do
10 dozen painted Buckets,
Is do corn Brooms,
COCO lbs. cotton Yarn
Domestic, calico, lnscy and fulled cloth for ser
wants wear, pepper, spice, ginger, mace, cloves,
nutmegs and cinnamon, extra fine gun powder tea
bed cords and plough lines, which they are dis
posed to sell on the most accommodating terms, or
exchange for country produce. They solicit a call
from their friends and the public.
0rt oO--,e
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GALE OF s'FOCK OF GYc.CE-

~ RES, A.c.-lntendiug to close business, pre-
paratory to the removal of Of Us To ". .lling-
tom City, offer for sale our stock of Gre cries
Nc, at the lowest cost price for cash. The stock
consists of Office, Sugars, Salt, Leather, Bale Cot
ton. Oznaburgs, Iron. Steel, &c. The sio X is
well assorted, md of the best articles
To amy one desiring to commence business, We
will sell On the most accommodating terms. both IA
to credit and prices. and they thereby procure
good house for business.
N. B--Wc request all Of our old customers .
come forward and settle their dues.
Oct Gets SMITHSON &, STATHAM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-10

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

Intending To remove To the South West, ! f
fer for sale privately, all Of my Lnnd lying 10 o
county Of Campbell, consisting OF three tracts. My
home tract lies on tho WATERS of Beaver Greek,
near Campbell court-house. The remaining
trncts are on the waters or Flat Creek oboul half
way between the Courthouse and New London.
The bands are valuable. and each tract has comfort
able improvements and all necessary buildings for
tprming. these tracts Of Land oil lie within Twelve
miles u Lyncbburg. Any person wishing pnrcii-
ase VIII Ind some person 10 shew the Land 10
them by calling on the subscriber. Terms Of snlc
will be liberal. GEORGE YUILLE.
July 2Ist--tp. Richmond Whig cory 2twts
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n. GUGGENHEIMER
]. uNTERMYER,
Oct 23-ts Granite Buildings, Cabell House


"a Dry combs, &c, selling ont 10 ciose.-JAMES
T. WILLIAMS intending TO remove from Lynch
burg. offers To close out bis entire stock of Goods
by the LIST January next The assortment is large
and well assorted, the most Of the goods having
been recently purchased for cash, and he is pre-
pared to offer inducements superorto any house in
Lynchburg.
The Store-Ilousc in which he is now living will
be for rent the LIST January next.
Oct Its
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HOUSE FOR RENT

GUNS, PISTOLS, NC.-WE HAVE
~ just received a case of Double and Single bar
rel Guns, of our own importation, some very fine.
Colts Aliens and Wesson and Leavitts Revoivers
Aliens Single SefCocking Pistols,
Shot blets, powder TASKS, wadding, percussion
caps. &c, &c. Call and examine our stock
Oct 23-ts GREGORY e. ROYAIJ
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CRAZING FOR HORsEs AND
,se7z1zas CANAL open 10 NortE,

hSateG...On ana attr inc 5th oi
October, Packet Boat will leave Iynchburs
Monday w cdnesdays and Fridays at A. direct
ly after the arrival Of the Boats from Richmond
and arrive at North River at P. NJ Passengers for
Lexington go Immediately on by WIN =. Parish &
Cos. Line of Stages reaching Lexington at ) r. NJ
Faro through from Richmond to Lexington S. OF
=" Lynchburgto . 0C
" a. to North River ] -
RErrRvtSG.-Leave Lexington tuesdays. Thurs
days and Sundays al - A. NJ. connect with Tho
Boats and leave the North River at 1, and arrive
in Lynchburg at P. VI.
BOYD, EDMUND g. DAVENPORT.
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VALLEY UNION SEMINARY.-.

The Winter term. in this Institution, will one n
on the 18th OF November and continue to the 18th
of April, ls5s-irc months Pupils who expect
to attend, should make early application, as cur
rooms are generally filed.
TERMS, as usual payments halfin advance, and
half at he close Of the session. No deduction for
absence, except in cases of protracted sickness.
CHAS. L. COOKE.
Oct l6--~4w BOsetoa1t Springs.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ID sTABLEK 4 Co., HAVE OF

ID STABILIZE Il Co., HAVE ON
H. HAND
Tinctrre white Paint in oil, winter. more du-
rnblc, better protection against fire, and
cheaper than white lead
White Lead in oil,
Bath Alum water
Bangs Tricopherous for the Hair,
Phalons liquid hair-dye, best and quickest hair
dye. .l.s.
Aoxander's Tricobaphe, liquid hair-dye)
Ethereal oil or Burning fluid, ...
Camphine,
Lirtle's White oil for sprains, bruises, &c,
Iioo11nd's German Biticrs,
Essence Mustard,
Cherry Pec;oral, etc.
r
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RICHMOND ADvRRTISEMENTs.
nANIEL n. LONDON, IMPOR-

nANlEL N. LONDON, lMPOR-
II TER OF FRENCH, GERMAN AND ENG.
LISHGOODS, AND DEALER In AMERICAN
DRY GOODS. offers for salc, for cash, 81 to punc-
tual customers. upon the usual credits, large as
sortment Of Shawls and ladies' Wsaypings. In the
stock will be found few Bavarian Long Shawls Of
costly character.
Cashmcrcs and and Mcuslin de- LANES, some most
exquisite styles and very costly US well as the
lower grades
French Prnts--thcsc designs are or the very heat
and the colos and patterns entirely new
French Hats and Cloths Ffn szt,H ~ gF
Paris Cassimcres aud yestings superb and very ias
~.
Cloths and black Doeskins. in all styles
German Hosiery. very lew
Gloves and Suspendcrs 1ae NJ - is.
Blankets, in every style and color some Bed Blum
kets. the most expensive kind
Silk Goods for Dresses 4N
A few Antique Dresses in patterns
Check d and brocade coored Silks ,.s-
Black Italian and French Silks, cheaper Than here
tofure.
Domestic Goods made in yirginia-3-i and a.
Shcetngs and Shirtings As these Clouds have come
into my hands under peculiar circumstances they
will be furnished to my customers half one cent
the yard less thnn the factory prices
Prginid Made Cioths-6-4a at 81 %. and Ga black
conrngs ut rs cts. These arc the best Cloths an
cheapest ever Sulu IN ctatcA As Tue lot II
| small. speedy application from those who desire
No. goods at n small price, will he heat
IN Eanneis aud ke-scys. the stock viii be large
Kentucky Jeans and Hoolcns.--My impressions
are, that in these styles Of Goods the trade will find
the very best bargains ever offered.
Laccs, Collars and Cefs-London made--vcry
handsome and cheap Caters and London top Goats
in all styles. AS may be useful merely to classify
some Of the styles in the assortment. have done
bat one who comes to the market vuy any good.
ought TO fail TO examine stock < to buy such good,
rs they need, because they are cheap as they can
be bought anywhere, being imported. Gar asprac.
ucable by myself, and selected with express ref.
renee to ,.e Virginia, North Carolina and Tcnnes.
see trade.
| The merchants and others who need Goods in
| quantities, informed that by an arrangement
which has been completed their orders will be exc
cutcd for any styles of goods and delivered in Rich
mond. Their orders will be executed ly one Of tn,
| largest and most reliable American Commission
Houses resident in London; and in every instance
the original invoices will be produced and verified
and the exact cost Of every order charged for and
Custom House dutics paid here ifthe PARTIES dcsr,
| it. The goods, when thus ordered. must be paid
for upon their landing. and in every instance must
| be at the risk Of those who order them
10" All the papers in Virginia that copied my
| Spring advertisement, will copy this.
| Aug lS-3m.
i
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T E Ia NOTICE..-The Fourth Annual
ES-E Esz- Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Virginia and Tennessee Rail Roal Company will
take place at the Masonic Hall. in the town ot
Lynchburg. on "Wednesday, the Goth Nov'br next.
Persons holding powers Of Attorney and Proxy.
will please hand them in as early beforehand as
possible. +. G. MORRISON, Trcas'r.
Oci 23-te6N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-10
EDMUND A. DAVENPORT U1l

IL IN STORE, and are receiving
Gunpowdcr Tea, good to extrn fine, Of our own inn
portation; also
Black Teas of every variety,
licnncssey, Otard, Dupey & Cos dark mud pale
Brandics,
Maylery, vintage 1894, pale.
Mastets, 1872, dark
Goddard, 1905 pale
Holland Gin.
Byass, Porter and brown stout, pnis and quarts
Byass East India pale Ale. Tenants SEQ. ch Porter.
Hcdsick's double crown.
Hungarian Lyon, Clicquot and Marquisc brands,
Champagne wines.
Jamaica and Aniiguu Rum, old,
Irish Whiskey,
Family Whisky, distilled in 1913,
London Mustard.
Java and Mocha Coffee,
Sherry, Port, Madeira and Malaga WING.
ALSO.
large assortment of CLARET WINE.
We offer ihe above articles, by the package, AT
Northcra prices adding shipping charges.
We are ally expecting 1000 sacks full blcachcd
Man shall Salt, per ship Pnmann, airccl from Liver
pool from the Lighters, NJ reduced rates.
In store $4,000 kegs Nails. for sale very cheap
bp EDMUND & DAVENPORT,
Oct 23-1t Richmond, VA
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/ IGuTNINGRODS

IL .criber will keep ON hand in Lynchburg "A large
supply of Lightning Rods which have been approved
and considered superior for all the qualities they
should possess. He respectfully solics calls from,
all persons who wish to avail themselves of this
protection to buildings. He will attend promptly
to all demands. .....--
Address-Lynchburg Va.
Aug f-3m NOtU STEVENS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-10

A r circuit court continued and held for Nell
N son county, at the courthouse. Friday the
Sd day of October 1851.
William Faber and Nicholas L. Martin, ex'ors of
John NJ Martin, decd, Plaintiff,
against
George w Martin and John W. Dickinson his
trustcc Hudson Martin, Hudson NJ. Dickinson.
John Duggns and Frances his wife. Mary Jane
Sutherland, Thomas J. Rodes aud Mildred ii.
his wife John n Carr, Mary Ann Martin wife of
Hudson Martin, - Radford and Virginia his
wife, - Trigg and Mary his wife. the infant chill
dren Of Elvira Hawkins, formerly Elvira Martin.
L. b. Crenshaw and Edmonia his wife, Edmund Ii.
Martin, Hudson Martin jr. and David W. Martin,
which said Virginia Mary, Elvira, Edronia, Hud-
son. Edmund II. and David w. Martin, daugh-
tiers and Of Hudson Martin Detts.
This cause came on this day be farther heard
upon the papers formerly read an | was argued by
counsel: On consideration whereof and upon the
mutton of William Faber and Nichlas l.. Martin,
Ex'ors Of John w. Martin. deed, by their counsel
the court doth adjudge, order and Decree that the
same commissioner to whom was referred the for
mer orders Of account made in the cause and who
has the same under consideration, doth examine,
state aud settle the accounts OF John NJ Martin as
trustee of Geo w Martin xnder the last will and
testament of Hudson Martin sr. dec d, and make re-
port thereof the court, stating any matters deem
ed pertinent by himself, required by the parties
TO be so stated.
The court doth further aIiudge order and decree
that the same commissioner examinestat and settle
the accounts ofthe said Nicholas l.. Martini as trus-
tee Of Hudson Martin and Mary Ann his wife, I'M
der the will of John NJ. Martin deed. as also the
accounts of said John NJ. Martin decd, as trustee
Of said Mary Ann Martin, under the will OF Jane
Martin dec d. stating any matters deemed pertinent
by himself or required by the parties to be so sta
ted, and make report to the court.
A copy-Tcste,
HOWELL L. BROWN, elk
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CALL AND SEE.-JOl

GALL AND SEE.-JOHN 2. WRIGHT
~ has just returned from the North with the lar
gest, cheapest and best stock Of g OLD AND ST.
YER MATCHES, Jewelry of all kinds, Books.
Stationery, Paper Hangings. &c, &C.. ever seen in
Lynchburg. He believes that any one wanting
Goods, in his line will be perfectly satisfied with
his assorfnSst and price,. Sept 29-is
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NAhUABgE PROPERTY Fon

Executor of Nathan Loughbordugh deceased.
Oct l3-tnwtd4 -san aF-4
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NJ EW FALL q 90 ID S.--J. b. ED
IN WARDS, Merchant Taiior n few doors above
Meem & Gwatkins and opposite Sam'l b. Thur
man, returns thanks to his customers and the pub
lie generally, for the liberal encouragement extend
ed to him for the past year, and respectfully asks
a continuance Of the same. He has large number
of first rate workmcn employed, and being deter
mined to turn good work can be done, he
feels confident Of giving entire satisfaction TO all
who may favor him with their patronage. He
would invite attention 10 stock of Cloths,
Cassimers, Vestings, and Trimmings laid in this
fall, of the approved style, selected by him
self. with for cash, which will be made up on
reasonable terms, and very low for cash.
JAMES b. EDWARDS Ag't,
ID 9