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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07
&ODA and CROTON WATER FIX

STUREs marble and silvered Pedestas Fillering Wat.
er Coolers Garden Fountains Hose. Hose pipes and az
kinds OF water fxngs al tue Tubular Filter Store, 4l2i
Broadway, al dining New. HAyen Railroad DePot M
a3O I'M W. LAfIlNG w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07

NEICHELL'S LAMP STORE.-The
I'VE buEness OF the above store removing from TO -
Csthariue 81 AL kinds OF Camphene and fluid Lamps
annscred on the premises Wholesale and retal Burn
ing fluid and Camphene in barrels and half oaHes o. ne
trSt quality g. the lowest Prices Wagoneu supPneo
Fancy Solar and Fluid Lamps Grsndoles &c a. reduced
rates Lamp wicks of al kirds at wholesale. all IN
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NINDOW shade EMPORIIIM-

WINDOW SHADE EMPORIUM
" Wroov shs3es, Gl. Corn,ces. Drapsrv Mufltrs
&cs wnoesse ard retail =, the Window SHADE Enpon-
bargains Families GoouI furnishing heir Windows viii
ne soove Eucss, VII md a w o. JENKss he largest
as oesl stofeni IL The city including every variety Of
pe0ern snd sye desirable Also Lace a-1 Muslin Cur
1nsi prPery, Tssses Loops, Pins, Bands, Cornicss
Samoncs bur and white Linens, fAole Oh Cloths kc-
screams buying a. wholesale, VII hldN decidedly 70
neit eovAntsRe % call before purchasing elsewhere.
ko lm@ W. .. jerks, importer and Manufacturer.
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xA1INnOW SHADES and TRIM.

w HINGS bv O X RlkER co importers AID
manufacturers OF rsrspsrent Widow Shades, EngiSh
and German Oh colbs h4 Oldest establishment IL the uui
ted States no ISL Chatham st. and DEFY Al composition;
sri viii SCI OF their stock lower pnces uS1 be
found n tLs city All Shades warranted ros 70 ccr
stick
Cambrcs. PAins kc. 81 the ioWes, prices
El2 In q X RlKER 4 co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07

ITO LET.-The Store and Basement,
mi Mesa ST next 10 the Herald Office. The premi
= ssn occnned for the last years as Beieclory
T Fsng aouse ahd s good stand For farther p:reu'
lar. iDoule on the premises of JAMES AChhSMAS
q y "@NH
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TERRY & SHIELDS. |
AUCTION SALES,


1T Aac toH.--Ihe undersigned offers at pfi-
vate sale, until Thursday the 2sth August next,
when il not sold, he viii offer at public auction lie
TRACT or LAND whcrcon he resides. sit,la-
ted in Campbell county three miles snuth Of the
courthouse. containing FOUR HUNDRED AND
M TSf1TT-EIGHT'1 IND A AHdLFACRES.
- adjoining the lands of John Davis, it, Rich
ard Baugh and others. Tins land il well watcred.
and i adapted to the cultivation of tobacco, grain
oi all kinds, and portion would make an excel
lent meadow there being rs acres Of beautiful bot
tom, well watered. Abont one half the land Is
cleared and that remaining in the woods is tobacco
land of the first quality. The improvements CON
-ist Of Dwelling House and an necessary out
houses. There il also very good Orchard. con
tanning variety of Fruit Trees all Of which are in
thrifty condition. Persons desirous to purchase
are invited to examine the premises.
TERAIS-One third cash, the balance in one and
two years, equa in-talmeni, satisfactorily secured.
Any communication addressed To me at Campbell
courthouse. Va, will receive prompt attention
july 2i-i23A ROBERT FRANKLIN in.
Reuublicaa cor,v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-07

GALE or VALUABLEREALE

y TATE.-rhr subscriber as the Commits sioncr
Of the Court IN . decree ntcly recorded in the Cir
cult Superior Contt of Bototuurf, in suit Rudi-
sill Rudi-rs heirs" viii offer for sale al public
auo,ion the 2jih day Of next August. in the town
OF fncnstc. credit of one, two and three years,
all the real csrnre in and about snd town Of which
Jacob Rndisl died seized. &C Consistng ofthc large
and commodinus Hotel in said town. in the oc-
cupancy of John NJ. Price Esq, and known the
CENTRAL HOTEL, with all the ont property nt-
taehed to said Hotel, consisting in part Of STA
BLES AND A LARGE GARDEN. The mail
Stages known as the Valley Line and the stages
running from Lypohburg 20 the White Sulphur and
Lewisburg oil stop at this Hotel Also. Al the same
time and upon the same terms, several Lots and
Parcels of Land adjoining said town.
And on the next day Goth of fAucusi) in the town
of Buchanan will be sol Two Lots. one in said town
Of Buchanan and the other in Pattonsburg, both Of
which lots cligiby situated.
The subscriber win show said property, or any
part Of il to persons dcsrous of purchasing before
the day Of sale.
| Purchasers WILDE required to give bond and good
security, and lien viii be retained until all the
purchase money is paid.
juno 26-t25a JOHN G.. RUDISILL,
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A VALUABLE JAMES RIVER
IA EARN EsNHs = sAf.E.--I1 Y A CIR.


cult Cour, continued and held for Bottetomt Coun-
~ on Thursday, the 9Th of September, 1850.
James b. Kayser and Mary r. his wife, former
y Allen, John Mccartney and Margaret NJ his
wife, formerly Allen, George 7. Allen James W.
Miller and Harriet his wife formerly Allcn s. b.
d. Poagc and Sarah p. his wife, formerly Allen,
and William X. i. Allcn, Paints.
against
Jumcs Tate, surviving Executor and Trustee under
the VIII Of George foagc, ST., decd, and james
T. Allcn and Caroline G. J. Allen, infant children
of ofCaroline and VIM Allen, Dcfts.
This cause came on thi. day. by consent. TO be
heard on the Bill, the answers Of james Tate,
viving Exc'r and Trustee. under the VIII Of George
Poagc, ST.. decd and of James T. Allen, inlunt
over the age of fourteen years. by himself and OF the
suid james 7. Allen and Caroline G. j. Allen i'm
f,nts by @. Shirley their guardian ad lem, the
hbits and depositions of witnesses, and argued
by Counsel
On consideration whereof, it appears to the
Bill, would be advantageous the interest Of said
infant defendants, james T. Allen and Caroline c.
J. Allen.
1t therefore adjudged, ordered and dccrced,
that William T. Tate and Wm Il. Kayser be, and
they hereby appointed Commissioners, whose
duty it shah be, after having first advertised the
time and place Of sale for least six week in
newspaper puhlised in FiucRstle, and also in some
newspaper published in Lexington. Va. to sell on
the promises to the highest bidder the land in the
Bill mentioned, the following terms, viz: One
third payable in hand and the balance in two equal
annual instalments, the purchaser giving bond and
approved personal security for the deferred pay
ments. and the title to the Land to be retained as
additional security
An extract from the decree.
copy--Teste,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ADVANCEMENT orTIIE
MAVI.S-JfJ YIST. NS1f.


NQHf fERN Arrives from Chnristiess.sie ~. on
the same DAYS AZ hefctoior,' viz: Tne.days, Inrs-
.ilvsand saiurinys Scbc'inic Time Of arrival y q.
M Leaves. as heretofore. op Sundays " ednesaays
and Friday At 3. a. M
pkckT.T MAII--Arrives every day. except
Tuesday. i,rtwcrn o and Z, a. leaves every
.iay. except snpdny, about Y, A. n. by the WORTH
.sn stage and Packet there isreceived and despatch
cd ererv day mail for Richmond and points North
and South of that city.
fT- The Canal way mail IarereiTed " ednesdays'
triday. and sundays, and dcspufehed Mondays
Wcdnes1ays aud Fridays as heretofore.
sOuTHwEsTERN. (or Safsm. )--Arrivcs Sun
.lay. Wednesday, and Fridays, at 9, o. m. Leaves
rnesaay.. Thursdays and Saturdays, about 3, a. m.
WESTERN, (or Fneasllc )-Auives T Tuesdays,
Thnr.days aad Saturdays about 6, p M. as hereio-
fore Leaves as heretofore, Mondays, Wednesdays
nnd Fridays-but at later hour,~ay about 8. a.
" BY these two lines, mails for places not
further west than Buford's despatched every
siny except Sunday.
LEXINGTON, (piz Natural Bridge )-Arrises
Sundays, Wcdnesdays and Fridays. about z, p. m.
Leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, after
arrival Of Packet.
BY this and the Western line mails for Lexing-
ton arc despatched every day, exccp, sunday
FARMvILLE.--Arriycs Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, about 6, p m. Leaves Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, abont7- n m.
II win be seen the dsys OF arrival and departure
have been changed. Nothing from Richmond j;
brought by this mail
DANviLLE.--Arrivcs, as heretofore, Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturday. Leaves as heretofore
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 2 a. m.
sPEDLAR MILLS.--Auiyos as heretofore. Mon
days and Thnrsdnys, between 10 and ii, a. m.-
Leaves abonf 4 p. m, same day.
TO. Mnil closed at O. p. No Mails arriving
on those nights, the Office will be opened foi
delivery on Sundays Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, after dark.
On Sunday mmnng, tho office viii be kept open
for one hour after the Mnil BY the Pacct il ready
for delivery. WM. NJ BLACKBOARD, l.. NJ.
IulY lI-ts
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IA REMOyAL.-The .nh.criher-thnnL

@ EkEMOtAa.-Thc subscriber. thank
g. D tul for the liberal spatronnge heretofore cx-
e>sa<; tended to him. would respectfully inform
his ftiends and the public generally. TINT he has
moved his Watch and Jcwclry establishment o the
house door above Mr.. john kiutier's, and OPP
po~itc Rumhnugh's "Biq Rcd II,,f.n where bc has
on hand neat and well selected assortment Of
U'dTCHES AND JEIlELRT Of the latest
sylrs All in want Of articles in his line cnr-
nestly requested to call and examine his stock rs
Re Is determined to sell on the most reasonable
terms. a good assortment ofSilver Wnre constant
y on hnud. manufactured by Mr. Henry Silver
thorn, which will be sold a. low az crn lie bought
elsewhere EDW. w. VICTOR.
\. B. Watches, Clocks and Jewclry repaired at
the shortest notice. and ON reasonable terWs The
highest price paid for Old gold and silver
ap2i-ts EW.V
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~ VALUABLE LAND For Sale.

E As agent Tor Mr. John Tabb, I 0ler Tor sale
on accommodating terms, that very valuable landed
estate situaied on both sides of Stonewall Creek
near its mouth, in the county Of Appomattox. con-
sainng between 450 and 500 ACRES, it being the
same on which The Stoncwall Furnace is erected
There ARE but few farms in this section of country
of equal fertility. 1t hes within short distance Of
James River, TO which there is good road and
ready access to tho Canal by Isbels Ferry, and in
addition 10 the other improvements upon it, there
is a good SAW MILL.
MIR. Grow, who lives the place, OF Mr.. John
w Strat,on, OF Mr.. Eihelbcrt LcgTand, who lives
adjoining it, will show the land TO those disposed
to examine it.
Nav oo-tS CIIISWyII, DAE<EY
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Fla TslsE FOR FAsrTEONs.-TfIE

sS subscriber has ust received the spring style Of
gcntenens HATS for 1851, being the latest and most
approved New York and Philadelphia style ofHATs,
towhch he invites his old friends and customers and
the public generally TO his large and desirable stock
of HATS. as they are really good and beaurilul.-
All those that are in want Of the above articles viii
please give him call as he is determined to sell as
cheap the cheapest. and upon the most accom-
modating terms. He devotes his whole attention to
the Manufacturing department Of ofHatting-andfrom
his long experience and close attention business
he hopes merit good share of the public patron
age. All orders thankfully received and prompt
N attended TO- WM STITZER.
Feb 27--ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-07

NOTHGE.-The subscriber having obtained
the exclusive right Of retailing Fisk's Metallic
Burial Cases, takes this method Of informing the
people of LynchbuTg and tho surrounding country,
that he has in his ware room on Main Street
n lot Of the above Cases Of different sizes. 1t would
be difficult task give adequate impression Of
these Cases without personal inspection, ihoy are
perfectly air tight and indsructablc and for pro-
tcciing and preserving the Dead, for ordinary in
tcrments for vaults, for transportation are supc-
ror to anything Of the kind before invented Those
unfortunate enough TO need the above Gases can be
supplied by S. DIUGuID.
lima 31-2rr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-07
Constitution oryirg5nsa.

WHEREAS, the Delegates and Repre-
sentatives Of the good people of Virginia,
IN Convention assembled, on the twenty
ninth day of June, in the year OF our Lord
ono thousand seven hundred and seventy
six: reciting and declaring. that whereas,
George the Third, king Of Great Britain
and Ireland and elcctor Of Hanover, be-
| fore thar time entrusted with the exercise
of the kingly Office in the government Of
Virginia, had endeavorcd to pervert the
same into a dctestable and insupportable
tyranny, by putting his negative on laws
| the most wholesome and necessary for the
public good; by denying his governors per-
| mission to pass laws ofimmediate and pres
sing Importance, unless suspended in their
operation for his assent, and when So sus-
pended neglecting to attend to them for
many years; by refusing to pass certain
other laws unless the persons to be bene-
fitted by them would reiinquish the incsti-
mable right Of representation in the legis-
lature; by dissolving legislative assemblies
repeatedly and continually, for opposing
with manly 6rmness his invasions of the
rights of the people; when dissolved, BY
refusing to call others for a long space OF
time, thereby leaving the political system
without any legislative head; by endeavor
ing to prevent the population Of our coun-
try, and for that purpose obstruciing the
laws for the naturalization Of foreigners;
by keeping among us, in time Of peace,
standing armies and ships of war; by affect
ing to render the military Independent of
and superior to the civil power; by com
biaing with others to subject Us 10 foreign
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!; AW PARTNERsIIrP.-TIe u

IL signed having this day formed a partner
ship in the practice Of LAW, viii attend to all bust
ness conGdcd to them in the counties Of Bedford
Campbell, Amherst and ApPomat,ox, and the Cor
poratiqn of Lynchburg.
iYf Office opposite George N. Huclcr, Main
street, Lynehburg, Va.
JOHN o. J.. GOGGIN.
July lI-ts FREDERICK W. PAGE.
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~ !, - The yrnalsras /. published sem

TERMa- The sIRsisIasi is published SEM
Il n ~ per .nriufn. ssdrance. No subscrip-
So I; nl,ss <.r i Ioster time than six months; and
~ paper j. ssconti ad except at the option Of the
ss,,r.tnrs until an asreargcs shall have been paid
Af,vsrr,sxsrsrs are inserted for so cents per
square s sess) for every inner form insertion, and
35A cents Tor every out'r 1.-The number OF in
srfips Is not noted the Ms. II will be publish
ed tifl erdercd out and etsarged accordingly.
The YEARLY RATES are For the priyilege Of
two sqnarcs si0 for one square s25-f inner form
s3J Every yearly adve rtiser wiil be required 10
cenpc his advertising to his particular line of5nsi-
nese and il he exceed the space stipulated for, he
win be charged ratahly for the excess.
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a copy tstr'
G. NEVILLE, D. C

In obedience 20 the above decree, the under
signed commissioners appointed tor that purpose
viii on Friday, the 18th day of August next, 1851,
highest bidder A VALUABLE FARM, belonging
to tho estate ofthe late George Poasc r.. decd.-
This farm has been for years thc residence If Capt
William Allen and Is situated in the comfy of Bot
tetourt ou james River. about twenty miles above
the town oGBuchanan Itcoatains about Seven
s4 Hundred Acres, all considered Of the
-. very best quality: about three hundred acres
of which are cleared, the bal.nee well timbcrcd-
The cleared land is under good fence, and Is near
~ all bottom OF the first order, and in high state OF
cultivation
The improvements tolcrablc DWELLING
HOUSE. n good Barn aud Cora Crib. with other
necessary out-houses. Besides there Is frst-rate
Blacksmiths Shop on one end uf the land with a
separate improvement. and never failing spring Of
water connected with il.
There is fae Merchant Mil in the ncighbor-
hood within and half miles, and furnace and
toundary within four miles, which afford fine mar
ket for the products ofthc farm
1t is seldom property of such value. and possess
sing so many advantages is offered for sale, It Is
considered one Of the very best farms all upper
James River. and located in of the dcsira-
ole neiehborhoods ia Bottefourt county.
TERMS of sale made known in the annexed De
cree The Land will be shown any one wishing
% purchase by Mr.. John Mccartney who lives on
H. or by james b. Kayser who lives adjoining it.
WM. 2. TATE. c.
WM B. KAYsER, ooN RS
jc26-tl5A 1Ler. Ga-.
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TOMHaEssaONEgs's sALE.-By

~ tue Of a decree pronounced at the May term
ofthe circuit court Of Campbell county, 1851, in a
cnusc therein pending styled ''Franklin Va Jones.
&c.", / shall on Wednesday the Goth dny Of August
next, the premises al Mount Zion, in the county
Of Campbell, offer for sale, public auction, GER
tain Tract or parcel Of Land, containing 289 A.
~ CRES, (more or less, being tie same tract
x purchased by George W. Jones. in his life
time, Of toratio Dcpricst. The sale win be made
upon a credit Of six months, the puschascr giving
bond with good security for the payment Of tic pur-
chase money to me as commissioner, and ns fur
ther security the title said land will be retained
until the purchase money be fully pnid.
CHRISTOPHER CLARK, D. s.,
For Thos. Fox, s. C. G., and as such comr. ufore-
said. July 2S-3w
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TCONOCRAPussCEN ENCyCx0PG.

IL Ola. or Science. Literature and Art. systematic
caly arranged. by q. Heck, with 500 steel ensra-
wings. by the most distinguished artists Of Germa-
ny; translated by $. r. Baird A.. N. NJ. D., few CO.
pics for sale By
Iy 2S-3r ID. II. PAYNE & BRO
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Baltimore Advertisements.
BETToN'S SHIRT
CCALEs.-JEssE MARDEN,S PA

SCALES.-JEsSE MARDEN'S PA
~ TENT Platform and CosRfeT Scales have re-
-evcd the First Premium at each ofthe Exhibitions
held in the city Of Baltimore by the Marvand In
s,itu,c, for the promotion Of the Mechanic Arts
The Paientce has always hsnd very large as
sortn,ent ofer,g kid and il constantly rnanuf,ctur
ing and will sellthe best articles cheaper than any
other manuiarrurer. Those wanting SCALES thar
are durable. cheap and correct be supplied hv
sending their orders. and by describing the scale
aud draft they wish 10 weigh. they will be as well
and faithfully attended TO- ii personal appliea-
sion was made, BY addressing
JESSE MABDEN.
Corner Of tsfay,es ard BsldtrsioR s., Bait. Nd.
-.
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NOTiCE.--In pursuance Of a decree Of i

N OEsGE.--ln pursuance Of decree Of the
~ Circuit Court of Amherst county. pronounced
its last term in the chancery case Of Christian rs
Shepherd &C., the undersigned will on the 18th day
Of August next. proceed to sell upon the premises
at public auction, 10 thr highest bidder, a raina5ie
pYx TRACT OF LAND, containing 337 J
-r2z-- acres, lying near the town Of New Glasgow,
in said county, the late residence Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Shepherd and the former residence Of Judge Lu-
cas- b. Thompson. This tract Of land has every re-
commendation, both to quality, fertility of soil
abundance Of timber and water, and ts large and
corimodious dwelling and other houses, which
could attract the wealthy farmer, who wishes to en-
joy long life Of health and plenty.
TERAls--SuiEicenf cash TO defay the expenses
of sale, tho balance Of the purchase money be di-
vided into three equal instalments payable in enc.
two and three years. secured by bonds with approx
ed personal security. and the title retained as ui-
mate security for their payment Partial posses
sion for seeding purposes to be given the coming
fall, and full possession on the lst day of January
next. 70. NJ. BROWN. }Comms-
STERLING CLAIBORNE, sioners.
n %
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nlSSOLUTgoN.--The partnership here
IL toiore existing between ID. A. WILSON. in
and JAS. MCDONALD, in the practice Of Law, has
bee: dissolved in consequence of the latter change
of prolcs sion. Tho business Of the firm will receiv,
the attention Of Mcssrs. Booker & Wilson.
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WANTED

w The subscriber, living in Newcastle Craig
county, wishes to employ first rate Naggon-na-
ker. A Wagon oad Buggy maker i preferred
~ 2s-lrn A. ..M0EE.
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=. CanET.L EEoV7SE roR RENT.

II This Won known Hotel situated on Bank
square. i fer rent for one mere years. commenc-
ing from the Is; September next. Apply TO
RICHARD X. CRALLE. and
Il. z MANSON, guardians of
July 14-ts the heirs Of Sally Ward, decd
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pyS, sALEOF yALUABLEEAND.

IL In CamPJH eoaAtg.-By virtue Of the will
the late Dr. Stevens, shall sell, on Friday, the
5th day of September next, TO the highest bidder,
tina, Gnc tract Of Land of which he died seized ly-
Ing in the couuty of Campbell, about eight miles
from the town Of Lyuchburg. and containing
Seven hundred and E0riy-GWo A.
crcs. This Land s well tmbcrcd, and produces
tobacco, remarkable for its excecn, manalactur-
ing qualities. Persons wishing 10 purchase good
land. near good market. invited to examine
this tract. II will be shown by Mr.. J. NJ. b. Str
yens. who npw resides on the premises. Tho tract
Is estimated to cuniain l. acrcs but il viii be sold
in gross and MOI by the acre,
TERMS-'fhc sale viii be made on a ere it Of
and 3 years, the purchaser giving bords with
good security, and a decd of trust ON the land to
secure the purchase money
JOHN NJ. SPEED,
July 24-t5S ENor Of Jas T. Stevens, deed.
~ The Richmond Wing Enquirer, and Peters
burg Intelligcnccr, will insert the above rceliy, till
18th Sept, and forward thcir accounts 10 this Office
for collection
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WHITE GINGER, SPICES, sc.

DAHNTS AND OEL.--30O0 lbs. Lewis
Il White Lead. No |. pure-300 gallons Linseed
Oil; just to hand and for sale by
Aug Its JOHN RI SEAY Druggist.
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Corner Of Charles ard Balders,on 81, Bar. Nd.
Feb I2-,.1v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-07

The Legislative, Executive and Judicia-
ry Departments shall be separate and dis
tinct, so that neither exercise the powers
properly belonging to either Of the others;
nor shall any person exercise the powers
of more than one of them at the same time,
except, that Justices ofthe Peaceshall be eli
giblc to either House Of Assembly.
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Aitlit III. 1.
Bin Of Rights.

The Declaration of Rights, as amended
and preixed TO this Constitution, shall have
the same relation thereto as it had to the
fnrmcr Constitution.