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SALES OF PUBLIC LANDe.


11hE IkxESxDENT OF TIIE
- UNITED STATES.--In pursuance FLAW, /.
WILLARD FILLMORE, President Of the Tinted
States Of America. do hereby declare and rpalo
known. that pubic sule will be held Of the Land
Office ut SALTWATER, in the TERRITORY o. MN.
srsorA. commencing on Monday the eighteenth
day OF August rcxf. for the disposnl Of tho public
snds within tho following named townships and
FRACTIONAL townships. to viii:
Aerih y ae base line eni wes, If ne 4h sysaeir.l
rnsrr5iaa.
Fractional Township thirty.sour on tho risE, hank
OF tue ST. Crox river. Of range rtourxrS.
Fractional townships thirty-three, thir,..fBi,-.
thrty-tve. and thittysi., the r.sh, bank az M,
st. Cruix river, Of range SiskfEEss
Fractional townships ,wenty-sis twcn,y.sevc,
and twca'y-eisht. the right bank Of thu Lake
Vt. Cruix; township, thirty-thren. thirty.innr and
thrsy-,ivc, ead fractional towaship ihiry-siS. on
sAc ht taak of,he St. Crosx tivcr,of rangc rwKs-
III.
Townships ,hiry-thrcr. thirty.fbut, thisiy-evs
and tiitty-siS. OF runge TwESrYoSK.
fractional townships thirty-onc and ,hirty-two,
on tho len bank OF tho Mississippi river. OF rsres
TWENTY-FIVE.
Fractional townships ,hir,y-,wo and thir,v.,hrco
rwEsrr-sIx
Fractional townships thirty.swo nrl tht,v-,hrc.
on the oit bank of the Missssippi river. of range
Twrsrr.sEyEs.
Fractional townships thiry.two and thisry.,hrc.
on tho loit bank OF the Mississippi river, OF rsnya
IwsNtr-EiauT
Fractional townships thirty-thrce and thirty.rmr.
the left hsak ftie Mississippi rivc.. Of ranro
rwEEfr-SIxK.
Fractional! townships ,hir,y-four and ,h,r,r-hvc.
on thu left bank, os tho Missiaspp river, Of ra.go
| TuiRsY.
| Fractional townships thlrfy.dvc, ,hirty.six AMI
thrty-sevcn. on the left bank Of the Mississippi r,
or, of range fniRrr-oEE,
Land appropriated by law for the use &c schools.
military aud other purposes, win be excluded from
tho sales, and locations for land toun,ics here
toicrc granted by any law Of Congress, FIR military
services rendered the United States will BE- per
mi,tcd or any Of the above mentioned lands, AZ.
| provided by the &c, entitled IAN net making APP
propnatons For the civil and diplomatic expense.
OF Government" Ne, approved Sd March, 1851
The offering Of the above mentioned lands viii
be commenced on the day appointed, and will FRO
coed in the order ia which they are advertised with
all convenient dlspntch, until the whole shall have
been offered ard the sale thus closod buSshc sa .
shall not be KEEP; open lonscr thaa two weeks, aad
| no private oiary OF any of tho linda will Le ad.
nittcd until after the expiration of the THO weeks
| Given under my hand this sixth day of Nav,
| Annn DENIM one thousand eight hundred and
ity-onc. WILLARD Fill LMORE.
| By the President:
j. BurrERrirlD.
| Ccnani4sio7er Of he Csaerai Lend Offs
| nnv -xvl 1xv
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| The patriotic manifestations OF the peo-
/ plein welcoming President Fillmore and
his Cabinet on their northern tour. must
have been as gratifying TO the recipients,
as honorable to the bestowers, of these at
jtcntions. In New York the Presidents
reception was brilliant indeed, as in fact it
has been all along the Enc of his travels.
The celebration at Dunkirk, was a mag
miiccnt affair, and so was that at Buffalo.
Every where the people, of all parties,
seem to take special pleasure in mani
Testing their admiration for the man and
their confidence In the officer. He well
deserves both, fever President did; and
the appreciation which his Official conduc,
has wrang from the masses, is sure guar
anty that the hearts of the people are in the
main right. though their heads are some
times wrong, and that when an officer
does right and well, the people are always
ready,as they areevcr competent,to appre-
ciaie his good intentions and deeds. AT
last accounts the President, with the mem
bers OF his Cabinet who accompanied him,
with the exception Of Mr.. Webster was
at Syracuse, on bis return to Washington,
where he has probably arrived before this.
Mr.. Webster was at Buffalo which place
he probably left on 22nd inst
Our object in alluding to the Presidents
tour is TO call attention to the following
patriotic speech he made at Buffalo, in
which the distinct assurance is again mos,
cmphatically renewed, that so long as he
occupies his present position, he is determ-
med to see the laws faithfully executed.-
Docs any sane man doubt that the Prcsi-
dent means to execute the Fugitive Slave
law! ifso he doubts the fidelity Of Nil.
lard Fillmore, and can sane man do that.
after the evidences he has had to the con-
traryl But here is the speech:
Mr. Mrysv aud Feilose- Ci.i.tns. need not saw
that am oppressed with this reception lam ve,y
mucn oversh.iined with II. 1t is one which a R,-
man general, in the proudest DAYS or the Eternni
City, might be proud OF. (Applase can hard.
X !, Lau s"r So Is ,ea', seems to me as
,.o,, h., s,,,. 's''s 10 me as 1t 1t
s.'I, ~. ~ S,aee ',asersea your city as
~. .'a o's' ana iof al thai hope to
,' ~, II 90 w 90 ipr my country u Is to
,r snrh a',' i.ae,'eu l" come oaeA ur
.;,h - q sose ,o''y ilow-einkeiis
A.. s,.. hoi'e - si'ei" taH remainder Ct my
y. ~, '"e fer1iee'inas fiiat are over
.nJ II !. n. ! nope is'l9"- citizens
NV ba.,rs = ,ss nos ~ my 1esr'ti'at may lay
,,,,,,;r,.d r., p; W.T. yours ana De
ro,r. Ia ~ 20 n'lnse my aust win
,nre;y ,,ns 4; Sa'ier VINO feai,s TO
VIII, y;s,. se"'e" % Wealth. Ne INC merchant
fors:a s-olslisssr e'i ,'"e 'ie caii-
while al ,hese han" ~ Sa,,. af's.-
srsh IA :, s,, ,sc 20 .'.e pas o. 1heir
40 ~ ho r,' a,eney ansns thelf old as
g,ng yo, ,,J n sn,',,; y, I'm ehce i'', n
md au;e,ncs. a,,,o,,, ~ ny Gays IN
BE- - -, .''u's you. 'eei l'ils all the
less unless my conduct APPROPRIATION ct those
sz,oug WHOM my I'M has been spcat. [App.ause.
:: ;;% -. q ',; "a: e .'ss.
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NOTICE 10 prc-crapt;on cra,m.

~ " n ~ - w t-ts-hsbtsOu GktBu xAs
l eHs.and 70 Les.ees, Otca7ants and PERM ters II
Mineral Lcm's Every person entitled tothe RICH, ct
prc-emrtion cany Of the lands within tho townrhlrA
and fractional townships above enumerated IA re-
CURED 10 establish TIE to the satefac,on Of
the resiatct and receiver at SALTWATER and n,nku
payment therefor ,dc icas ef cr sresg tis
notice. and lcfore the dpy appointed for tho com
meaceInnnt Of Tho public sale Of the lands embracing
the claimed; otherwise fuch calm viii be ioi-
ieitel. And.
Eynry person having the ri Vt under tho Ar. on
titled IAN act 10 create nh additional Land District
in tie Territory Of Wisconsin. und for other purpo-
sea, approved 81 MARCH, 1871 icys,cs cecp y,ants
orYHrnt1e's 10 enter 10 the extent of their ,aacs
or permits. any Of the lands within the townships
and fractional townships above enumerated, and
who IRE entitled under the Act entitled IAN act to
reduce the minimum price OF tho mineral lands h.
Lake Superior District in Michigan, and the Chip.
pcwa District Ia " isconsin." approved Goth SaI,.
tcmbcr 1870. ito enter the land covered BY their
leases, occupancy and permits respectively" ~ tho
minimum piicn Of 81 30 per are. on Ii covering
more thnn nne full section. entitled ION the surrcn.
der Of such lease permit thu proper land Office,
| to purchase, il he sha elect to do 50, one Full see
on ut the rate OF $3.50 per acre. Is required to es-
tsbiish the same 10 the satisfaction Of the register
md receiver at SrtLtwArEa, aud mako rnyrnctt
therefor Practicable IF er sreins Ms aotiee,
aud before tho day appointed for tho commence
mont Of the public sale Of the lands embracing tho
tract eaimcd otherwise such clnif uiil he forfeited
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Censtissiosicr cf he Genera! Land Ogec.
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sold for Major VIM. Jones 4 hhds. Of his crop
at the following fine prices: At si0!, | at s2l4
| at SIG. aud al $l5i The frst 3 h!is. bought
by Mr. VIM. II. Hare, and the last hid BY W. T.
Booker Esq; average oftho four hhds. 500. AL
so lind. for Samuel Dews at se0i bon ,ht by Ar
INSTEAD & Warwick. l for James Day at $20i.
bought by Dudley & Johns. hid shipped from
Richmond. Va. to this place. at sl73, bought by
VIM. d. Il. Tyree. and 10, loose Tobacco for VIM
Perkins at sz03, bought by W. L. Saunders; be-
sides numerous Others from 10 to $40.
May 26-lt H. TYREE. Com. Merchant.
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EAIR.En.

4. On the evening Of the l9th inst. by Rev. +. !.
Newlin the rcsiden Of Mrs Gordon Of this plqre
MR. PHILIP w. PAYNE OF Lynchburg. to Miss Ju
IA a. oGDzN, daughter Of E. Ogden Esq, of Dover
Missouri
=. at the residence of Doct. B. r. Fleming. of
Iatit"S County. on the morning Of the 22nd inst,
by Rev John Scott J. NEWTON Gornox Fsn il
Lynchburg to Miss EryIRA GoRpoS Moov. Of Hal.
fax.
Lynohbdr-, Richmond and Abingdon papers cory.
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nobles' many OF whom had taken part in
the instruction only in the hope ofcman-
cipating themselves from the control Of
Austria, which was beginning to espouse
the cause OF the productive classes.
The lntest adviccs from Vienna and
Berlin give no clew TO the probable ,errn;-
nation OF the Dresden conferences the
Prime Ministers Of Austria and Prussia
were, however. to be presnt. The King
otPrussia had left Berlin for Sshs erin.
SPAIN.
From Spain the only news of in,ercs,
Is that Carllst conspiracy had been dis
covered in Catalonia, and that seven per-
sons had been arrested and sho, bv the
soldiers on the plea of their attempting to
escape.
PORTUGAL.
From Portugal we nave important In
teillgence, with accounts from Lisbon to
the 29th and Oporto to the Both uliino.-
The ,elegraphic dispatches, received by
way of Paris and Madrid, announcing the
insurrection of the Oporto garrison on the
25th April, arc fully confirmed. No cor
test, however, took place, and but three
hives were lost, namely, two soldiers and
Col. Cardozo, Of the 2nd Infantry. who
was shot by his own men while irving to
quell the revolt Marshal Saldanha en-
tered Oporto on the 9th uliimo, and was
greeted with the most enthusiastic recep-
non by the entire city, which turned out to
meet him. The Instruction in his favor
was spreading in all parts of the kingdom.
Every where the troops were unanimous for
his course, and were marching to him and
joining him from all points. The King
had lett Colmbra and was retreating upon
Lisbon, most of the forces under his com
mand having also pronounced for the re-
volutlon. immediately the news of the
Oporto revolt was known at the capital,
Count Thomar's Ministry resigned, and
the Count himself fed from Lisbon, (hav
ms been conveyed from thence to Viso in
the British mail steamer Montrose,) where
he remained watching the turn of events.
The Queen thereupon entrusted the forrna-
ton OF the Ministry to the Duke Of Ter
ceira, but 1t was thought that the Duke
would decline. Fears were entertained
ofthe rising of the popular or Junta party,
unlessthe Queen should quickly take steps
to clothe the victorious Saldanha with full
power TO form Ministry; and it was fur
ther feared that the Suldanha purity would
require the abdicarion of the Queen and
proclamation of Regency. A Spanish
army OF observation was being collected
on the frontier.
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HALE,s EOHD ron SATE..-pn

l. suant to DEGREES OF the county court of Frank
ill., in the of Davis, &c. Us Hobson Sc ;" and
ty consent Of Tie partes Interested shall proceed on
the gath day of May, 1851, on the premises 10 sell
ET to the highest bidder. at public Auction the
II. TRACT OF LAND in the said DEGREES men
toned called ''Hales Ford" situate in the coun-
ty of Franklin on the Rockymount Turnpike near
Stnunion river, containing about $50 Acres.
he improvements situate on this land consist Of a
Tis FRAMED D YELLING HOUSE, and 9th
e. er necessary out-houses. A large portion Of
this Tract of Land is cleared, lies we'll and has
been in cultivation for many years 1t was origin
ally Of the best quality, and ia susceptible OF the
highest state of improvement and would DO excce-
dinghy desirable 10 any person wishing to own
good farm.
Terms Of !Sdie.-So much cash us NAV be ncccs-
sary to pay the of the sui, and the expenses of
sale, will be required in hand, and credit Of anc
two and three years viii be given for equal portions
OF the residue ofthc purchase money, the purchaser
giving bonds with good personal security and tho IT,
tie OF the land retained till the whole purchase mo-
ney is paid, subject resale in default of payrncn,
Possession will be given to the purchaser OF the
end If the year with the privilege Of seeding ut the
usual time in tho fall.
ma l-wt24ma G. A. WINGFlELD, Com'r
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Grand Schemes.

Grand Schemes.
Monday, May 90 Washington Comfy 2i-7S -.
Capitals $4,000; 1850; 6,25o g. 125, so of GOO
Tickets s..
Tuesday, Nay 27-Bet dir 2G--75l5.
Capitals 10000 5000; 5000; 2,00o 1,o0O.-Tic-
kets IS.
Wednesday. Nay aS-Susy'a Canal 24-75 10.
Capitals $50 ,00O 10000; 10000; of 900; 1855;
25 of 900; % Of 550.-Tickets $40.
Thursday, May 20-CarroH COMFY 22-7s 10.
Capitals s25,0o0 10000; $1,000 52 1000; 20 Of
750.-Tickets So.
Friaay Nay Bona. Coasolidafcd 35-72 -.
Capitals Of 10000; Of l,607.-ficlSets S..
Saturday My 31--Gd. Coasolidafcd M-7s14.
CaPitals s67 ,50o 81 500; 22,50o; 100; 800;
6,4G0-44; 2 Of 1900; Of $500; 100 Of 2.5oo.-
Tickets 500
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l sADDLERYl sADDLERY.,

~ Sha nc suasrribCr is nDw rccf iSiEg lii
Spring supply Of saddlery. which added
TO his Old stock forms the largest and best ussor,
men that has ever been Offered il this market, and
comprises every article usually found in such estab
lishnaeHts. Among them arc
Saddles every description,
SADDLE and Medical Bags,
Carriage and Borouch Harness,
CarTyall and Buggy do
Wagon md Boat do
Carr Hatness, Brides, Aartirgales, Collars,
Siirup Irons and Birdie Bits, ii great variety,
Riding and Driving Whips, Carpe, Bass
Girths, Webbing, Spurs, &c. Sc.
ALso--A targe lot Of IRA YELLING TRUNKS.
Of his own and northern manufacture. tloCD
at very reduced prices. | return my -EifyTIW
thanks 70 my friends md the public S1s.<alIIl
generally, for the liberal patronage extended
througha number Of years. and trist BY stric, a,-
ten,ion to my business, 10 merit continuance Of
the same.
tY-Old Saddles tdken in exchange FOR new ones.
IT Repairing done with dispatch, and on rea-
sonable terms.
ap i7-2mif GEORGE d. THURMAN
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
Lynchburg, May "a, 1851.

To1acco.-Rcceipts increasing; prices Of Lug.
and gnod and fine Manufacturing qualities well sus
taiHed, Other descriptions lower. 254 hhds in
ding week oflast wear. go hhds. sold a, follaws
HIS. at from s3s5 to s.; i6 do al from As "a
20; "a DO al from sc to g.; Sc do u, from ~ "a "a
60 do Al FROM s5 to 50; % do a, from, 20 to $40.
81 do at from SO to sl2-50 and 20 do a, from
sla.5o TO s30.25.
WHEAT Mills not grinding tho small
parcels coming Ia sell a, 20 to 75c. for Red and
White. WN. +. SMITH
CoMnrssinx MrrcuIrr
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NUS SALEs..By virtue OF n deed Of
Il trust, executed to me by Lucius Boyden, to
secure certain debts therein mentioned to Chi
borne 6. Reynolds, shall, on the 9TH day Of Jane
next, at the Markei-house, in the tosn Of Lynch
burg, sell to the highest bidder for cash tho negro
woman tanner and child, the boat John NJ. War
wick, and the Horses, in said decd conveyed or so
much Of said property, win be sufficient to pay
the bond now due. c. R, SLAUGHTER,
mpy 26--iTi IT,,
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A CITING AS TRUSTEES in de,

L 4 OF trust executed to us by Douglass H. Puck.
cit, on the Goth of April, is47, and Of record in
Campbell county Clerks Ofsice, we will sell at the
Market House in Lynchburg, Gu Saturday the 3Ist
of May, 1851, one the Negroesi in said deed con-
vcyed.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. or negotiable paper
satisfactorily endorsed, at 90 days with interest
added. DAVID Il. EDLEY.
DAVID E. SPENCE,
Nav 06-ot y,....
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A NTl-CgEoLEE,A MYxTURE.-

Medicine to the public, and it is confidently recon-
mended as the best remedy for Diarihna, Cholera
Morbus. Dysentary, Cholera Infal;um. and aaec-
tons Of the stomach and bowels now in use. AT
tins season of the year. when such diseases are pre
vaien, this medicine should be kept in every FAM
". and it resorted to in time will afford relief in
nine cases out often. 1t is not unpleasant to take.
and may be given to children with ease. For sale
by JOHN H. SEAY. Dn,gg;s,
- Cal and try it, it will speak for itself
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AT Cosr FoR CasH.--T6c ,05.cri.

"a SVsE FOR CASH.--The subscri-
- Der: 10 is now in Europe for the purpose Of
purchasing his entire stock of Fall and Winter
Goods,) will from this time, in order to reduce his
present stock and make room FOR the new one sell
at (and many goods below cost for cash. Inten-
ding to act in good faith and really do what be pro-
poses, the invoices viii be shown to any one who
may wish to satisfy themselves that the goods are
at cost. The stock is one Of the largest in the
place. and consists of every variety of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, Hats Boots and Shoes, and.
large stock of Ready Made Clothing. of every de-
scrption. 1t is seldom such opportunity as this
Is offered to purchasers. Ills regular customers
who wishto purchase time, will be supplied at
reyy small advance on cost
May 2G-ifts DON'T c. PETERS
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In our last paper We mentioned the sale
OF Mr. Wright's tobacco at $40 .25 to Messrs
Dudley Il Johns. and to day we have to
record the sale of a hogshead, at auction
on Thursday last at the high price of $780,
%. TINS latter hogshead was raised by
Mr.. VIM. Jones of Campbell county, and
bought by MIR. jesse Hare ofthis place.
1t Will he seen in another column that There
have been some other high prices paid
within few days. Lynchburg is proba-
bly, the best market, for manufacturing to-
bacco, in the State.
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~ We invite the attention of our req
ders TO the sales ofGovernment Lands ad-
vertised in to-day's paper. The lands
are located in region where they will
doubtless soon become very valuable. An
opportunity is here afforded capitalists or
farmers, to invest in either mineral or ag-
ricultural lands.
We hope notice also will be taken ofthc
extensive district advertised for sale in Pitt
sylvania.
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go : - : = :.
Special Noticcs.


Inc i3th Anniversary Of Lynchburg Lodge. No.
II l. o. o. f., will be celebrated on this. the Goth
INST, by public Processirn aud Address b. Tbos.
NJ. GALLEY Esq, at the NJ. 2. Church. 1t To-
ciock m the afternoon the Hall recently erected will
DC dedicaled' The public ere most respectfully
invited to attend
me members OF '..achbarg and iian;cn Lodges
and all visiting brothers in good stanaing ARC ,c.
quested TO meet Mt the Hall, at half pas, O'Clock
the procession VIII be formed in frast of the Han
az 10 o'clock CnlINTrrrF
Nav 26-It
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( - FERMENTATION or BIBLE-TLerc
viii be Bible presented BY the Ladies u,
lie AiezjaI Pcad zen Disi ION No. 4I0 Sons :
IemgersRcs, at Elk Unjon on the 9sh Of june nexi.
All persons invited to attend, a. there VIII Be
much good speaking on the occasion. AID cold
dinner viii be furnished for tic company.
May 22-;9ie
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p i7-2mif GEORGE d. THURMAN
A NEW AND VERY HEAVY

ASToCk or HARDWARE, CUTLERY.
Guns, Sadeiiery, &c, Ilhciesa,e and RrsaH:--
Building Materials,
Coach Makers do.
Cabinct-lnakers' d..
Shoe.makers' do,
housekeeping d.,
Carpenters tools
Smiths do.
Plantation do
General Hardware,
Iron. Steel and Castings,
saddlery, g., &c. all in grca: variety, and oil
bought for cash at the loves, ra,os.
We earnestly insitc Country Merchants. nd all
offers who want Cbeap and Gocd GOODS. to
call and see US. We assure them thar they III
find it to their ndvantageto do 50.
THURMAN & SCHOOLFIELD.
my 12-wifts
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SECOND sUPPLY-GREAT DE.

~ CLlNE IN DRY GOODS.-JOHN J. PUR-
VS. has just rsturaed from the Northern markets
end 's now opening e; his cash store, general as
sortneut Of British, French, German and all other
kBds OF Foreign Goods, bought since the lase erea
decline in prices. His stock Of Shoes, Hzs, Cap.
Bonsets, Combs, &C., is very large. All persons
having each TO lay cut for suods would DO well to
give ne call virh1r, 3elav.
r1s 19-5vf JSf,. y PURv7s As.-
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GARLAND PoINDExTER.

N ANTED--We wish to engage tine servi-
w ces OF voting man, who is well qualified
both salesman and clerk. For s..ch an one ma
king immediate application. good wages viii be
given. ECHULS & PRYOR
may cots Lynchburg, Va.
Bedford Sentinel aad wy,hcville Republican ew
md send ACES. 70 ,h;s cf;ra
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LOTTERIES,
WHITTEMORE'S GOLD MINE;

w Successor to NJ. Talbot Luck unparalleled
has always attended purchasers ut this uhicc Sill
another prize Of 81 ,000 in Delaware Glass lG on
half ticket sold to one of the Sons of Erin
Splendid Schemes for this week.
TUESDAY 27th.
Monongalia Glass SO, $4,000, 1000, 5000, 10 Of
1,c00.-Tickets S..
THURSDAY 2Dlh
Monongaliu Glass SO, $4,000. of 10000, S Of
i,C00.-Tickets S..
SATURDAY 3lst.
Mohougalia Glass co. $4,000, 30 ooc, 90, coo, 20
Of Sl,000-1ickets $40.
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STEPTOE beats crcatiOnI
The highest price ever known for
TObaccO!!

take great pleasure in informing the Planters in
the surrounding country, that sold on Tuesday.
the Goth inst, for Mr.. Thos A. Wright Of Roanoke,
lot of Tobacco for the extreme high price Of
Fifty Dollars and rs cts per hun.
drea. This is the highest price ever obtained
tor Tobacco, and was bought by Messrs. Dudley &
Johns for their celebrated Excelsior brand. | also
sold on the 18th for Mr.. w. De Witt Of Franklin.
hid; at l44, and hid. at oct, bought by Book
er IL Brother.
May 26-lt GEORGE STEPTOE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-26
OK REWARD.--RAN AWAY from

~ | ~ " n AsDs.hAi> Avail from
R ~ the subscriber, living on Hnrri's creek,
Amherst county, six miles from Lynchburg Ne
gro Woman named JULIA. She came from the
ncighbourhood Of Peatown. Bedford county, and
formerly belonged to Jesse Golfer decd, aad was
sold to six months since by Mr. S. C. Hurt of
Lynchburg. She is Of mulatto color, over COM
mon height, and about 81 years old. No doubt but
that she Will endeavor to make her way back to
Bedford where she was originally from. or perhaps
she may be about Lvnchbnrg she has relatives
in that place. viii give the above reward for the
apprehension and delivery of her to in Amherst
county, or a suitable reward If secured ia Jail so
thar can get her again.
GARLAND POINDExTER.