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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-23
The Union Victoryim Georyia.

ON latest intelligence from Georgia runs
the majority Of the Hon. Howell Cobb, for
Govenor, up to a mark exceeding sixteen
thousand votes! The returns are yet to
Come in from eleven counties, Which will
increase the present majority.
This, saysthc Augusta Chronicle, is one
of the most overwhelming defeats ever wit.
messed in Gcorgia. Its not confined to a.
ny particular section or locality, but ex-
tends from the seaboard to the mountains
and from the Savannah to the Chattahoo-
chic. Every where the gloricns cause Of
the Union and Constitution are triumphant
ly sustained by patriotic people. In
deed we cannot convey the idea OF the uni
versal condemnation otthe agitators more
strongly than by the mention ofthe single
fact that in nuely-fve counties Mcdonald
has not carried twenty-five, and those by
very small maioriiics.
The maioritics given to the Union can
didates for Congress are equally decisive.
The Macon Messenger informs us that the
united majoriies Of jackson and Bailey,
the Southern Rights members elected in
the FIRST and third districts, is lessthan 600;
whilst johnson succeeds in the second dis
trict by l,ooo or 1900; Murphy, in the
fourth, by over 1000; Chastain, in the fifth.
oy nearly 6,000; Hyllier, in the sixth, by
about 1000; Toombs, by 1000; and Ste
phens by 2.400 votes.
The Legislature will be three fourths
Union, and the Congressional delegation
six Union men to two agitators.
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Correspondence.
CnAnLorrrsylLLr, Sem. 2s.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Sept. 26, 1851.
Sir:-As committee in behalf of the
State Wing Convention, now ia session at
this place, the grateful duty has been as
signed US to announce TO you your ncmi-
nation for the Office of Lieutenant Gov
error. under the amended Constitution of
Virginia.
II affords US, sir, much pleasure to say,
that the nomination which we have the
qualification to communicate, was unani-
mously made. and cordially approved by
the delegations from all paris Of the State.
Trusting that the faitering manner in
which you have been selected as one Of
the standard bearers Of our faith, will in
duce your acceptance of the position as
signed you, and confidently expecting an
early intimationfrom you to that effect. we
feel every assurance that in your hands our
cause, and as we sincerely believe, the
cause of our beloved Commonwealth, will
have an efficient. able and faithful advocate.
We avail ourselves Of the occasion to offer
the salutntions Of our great respect ard cs-
TEEN. ". w. SOUTHALL,
II. T. IRVING.
DAVID PATTERSON,
JOSEPH SEGAR,
r. b. SEMPLE.
SAMUEL Warts, Esq Por,smouih, Va.
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Ana = sAsy lie to charge DemncfAt.
%ah be;re disuniouisis. I admit, in advance
fhst fh;s }ssorite union of theirs, am a.
&u;nst. an for union oil all the Dem
vrass, East and West. North-side and
Soufh-side, old voters and new VOTERS
union Of the Democrats, f6rthe sake Of
tho Wings.
Accept, gentlemen, my thanks for the
Kind terms Of your communication, and
assurances Of the high regard Of your O.
bcdient servant. w. p. BOCOCK.
To Messts. John Bruce, of frederick,
Amb. P. Hill, OF Culpcpcr, and Abner
Crump, Of Powhaian, Committee.
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L,DMUND DAVENPORT HAVE

- IN STORE, and are receiving
Gunpowder Tea good to extra fines Of orr own inI>
portation; also
Black Teas Of every variety,
ilenrcssey, Otard, Dupcy & Co.'S dark and pile
Brandics,
Maylcry, vintage 1884, pale,
Mastctt, 1912, dark,
Goddrrd, g 1903, pale,
Holland Gin,
Byass, Porter and brown stout, pints and e'iarts,
fynss East India pale Ale Tcnants SEQ ch Porter
Hcdsick's double crovn
Hungarian Lyon, Ciicquot ani Morquisc brands,
Champagne wines,
Jamaica and Antigua Rum DID,
Irish Whiskev,
Family Whisky distilled in 1913,
London Mustard,
Java and Mocha Coffee
Sherry, Port Madeira and Malaga Wine.
ALSO,
A large assortment Of ChARET WINE.
We offer the above articles By the package, at
Northern prices, adding shipping cl,argcs.
We are daily expecting 1000 sacks full blcached
MARSHALL Salt, per ship Pomona, dircc. from Liver
pool from the Lighters, at reduced rates.
In store $4,000 kegs Nails, for sale, very cheap.
bp EDMUND & DAVENPORT.
Oct. 93-Tt RicLmnnd Vn
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MONEY MATTERS. TRADE. e

hONEf ma EhS. IhADE, Sc.
The Boston Atlas of Saturday expresses itself in
the following gratifying terms:
The gloom which has for months past ovcrsprca,l
the financial horizon, and whose effects have been
severely felt by the great mercantile interests Of
the country, appears to be fast wearing away and
we are emerging with safety from winter of pecu.
mary trouble into spring Of comparative case. The
tendency of is still downward and there is cy-
cry prospect that the demand for money viii be met
ere long by fair supply. The change for the bet
ter, since the incoming otOctober is procf positive.
we might almost say, that there viii be no backward
step towards crisis or a financial panic.
The New York Journal of c commerce. OF SATURDAY.
7. NJ. Says
The arrival of the Illinois, with the California
mai $, and nearly s. OGe 900 in gold dust has given
increased confidence To capitalists. and the urn {
the market is in favor Of the borrower. Prime bu-
siness paper isin good demand at lral2 per cent,
and there il no difficulty in negotiating FIRST class
endorsed bills at the lower rate.
NEW YORK MARxET. Ott is.
Tie Storm has pfcYcnsed much ACTIVITY ir the
market.
Brcadstuifs,-The 1our maikct l. without male
rial clinnsc. but with downward tendency in pri-
ces. The sales of State and Western are but 1000
bids. nj yesterday quotations. Southern is dull at
s4a4 30 for new mixed To good brands. Canadian
is scarce Mt -. Rye Flour is held at So all
Corn Mcal is firm at 50 3lias3 81! rorJer.cy
Provisi0ns.-The sales OF pork are confined To
small lots AT previous rates. Beefis steady at So
75al lor mess, and SJa6 for prime. Other Prov
soTs unchanged,
Whskoy.-The market is dell at . 4 for Prison.
and 81 Tor Ohio.
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ny THE ATLANTIC.

The Marseilles journals announce the ar.
rival, Sept. %, in that port of the Missis-
sippr, having on board GO Hungarian resu.
gees. and among them kossu,h. This stea.
mcr only put in for GOALS, and was to de-
part Immediately for England. No person
Jisembarked from her, but several of the
merchants went on board.
On the arrival of kossuth in the Darda-
ne'iles, the Captain ofthe Mississippi Went
on board the Turkish vessel and placed has
ship at the disposal Of the exiles, at the
same Tune. as is reported. presenting sl5.-
O0Uto their leader, in the name of the A.
inerican government. ALTERNATING solemn
y promised the Turkish Commissarics to
so direc, TO America. kossuth wane,d to
take a Hungarian flag with him into the
American vessel. but this was objected to
blythe Turks. When all the refugees were
safely on board. kossuth made spcech.
jnwllich Lord Pulmcrs,on ana the 4 mcri.
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CPECIAL NOTICE nyP. seaDn-

- fy.-fwenty years experience IN my business
IN Lynchburg, ought To have qualified me be able
to manage such establishment as mine so as To
carry out the good principle with which started
yearaagn- viz: "Lirc and hs Lice and will do il
or brcal~tlic pitcher. Aware before going North
for my goods, that there would be some few articles
in my line offered ''at Cos fer Casa" devoted
September to making my purchases, so as to meet
est Praces- Whether have succeeded or.not can
he easily proved by comparison of prices and
qualities which is respectfully solicited. NV La
dies assortment is being enlarged constkntlyl-to il
is added this week beautiful Enamelled Caters and
the neat Fillmore Tie new tHr;c,es@N Misses
Shoes, fine stprly-=Childrcn' Shoes, coming aud
going all the fine OF course-Gentemen's fine Boots
and Shoes, good assortment and Mems Thick
Boots rery cheaP-Doys work abundnnt--A large
assortment OF Servants Shoes, including a few hun
drcd pairs of heavy Richmond Stiichdowns, bound
and unbound, Red and Black. going off rapidly.
s About the PRETTIEST SILK HAT
80 ever seen. of various stylcs-Wool Hats,
SLOUGH liais-CapS' CapsH Capsn! Abundant
ant ChcaP. Travelling and common Trunks.
large supply, cheap-Curpet Bags. including new
article Of gatta ieIcba, superior and mol dear; and
some styles of Metallic Rubbers very neat, pnr.
chased Of the manufacturer and warranted strong
Now friends. please compare profit prices with COS,
prices, and lctus see who wins the trade
Respectfully, T. SEABURY.
Oct oa--iiis
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Defeat ofGoycrno. Johnston.

Tue result OF the election Tor CONernor
of Pennsylvania, 80 faras known, shows,that
Governor Johnston is defeated bv a
large majority. This result is neither un-
expected nor undesrcd by us. The CON
vcniion which nominated Gov. Johnston
FOR recollection, declined to recognizes the
compromise measures of Congress, cmbra-
eng the fugitive slave law, as obligatory in
the several States; and thus left the subject
OF slavery open to future agitation. Gov.
Johnston himself had pockeicd a bill which
Ind passed both houses ofthe Pennsylva-
MIA Legislature, granting the use Of the
State prisons for the confinement of fugitive
slaves, and thus prevented it from becom-
ing law; and in other respects exhibited
an abolition feeling hostile to the perma-
nency ofthc Union, and to the best inter
osts OF the country-aud we therefore ex-
pected that he would be repudiatcd by the
people Of Pennsylvania, and rejoice that,
by rejecting him as Governor. they have
stamped his principles with their disappro-
baton, and thus proved, that their attach
ment to their country is paramount to their
ocNo ~ purity tie uCCi>ipU gives tue
South assurance, that PENNSYLVANIA will
maintain the Constitution as it is, and re-
spect Southern rights as guaranteed by
that instrument.
Col. Bigler, the democratic candidate,
took manly ground. Hcopculy proclaim
cd his determination, ifelectcd, to carry in
to effect the fugitive slave law, and to afford
every facility to ownersto recoverthcirpro-
perry. The issue was fairly made before
the people, whether the Union should or
should not be preserved-(for the non-ex-
ecution ofthe fugitive slavelaw would pro-
duce dissolu,ion)-and the decision is such
as we anticipated and hoped-in favor Of
the Union. This will be gratifying to the
South, and is rebuke to the ultra aboli-
'ionists the North. Had the contest been
totally Invested of party influences and
considerations, webelieve that the majority
Tor Col. B'gler, large as it is,wonld have
been greatly increased,
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Religions Notice.

The Right Rev. DR.. Johns, Assistant Bishop of
The Protestant Episcopal Church in Virginia, will
preach at the following places ON the days mention
cd -
Nov. 2-sunday, a. M.--rriuiiy Church. I'd,
3-Monday, a. m. st. Paul's :. Lynchb'g
g 4-Tucsday, n. m.-Campbcll Court House.
. j-N ed'sd'y, II. m-St. John's church. Camp.
The conservation ct ST. PALS clsrch will take
place !, o'lcck,a III, OF the day above appointed
for Lynchhnfg., The rite ofconirnaton will be adj
mustercd ut night; service TO commence Mt 7 o.
clock Particular attention will be given to the seat
ing Of persons not members Of the congregation,
from the town and country, who desire to be pre-
sent on these occasions. All disposed to attend,
are cordially invited. WINK
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IL NJ. HO Inns, ARK RE-
- ceiriRg and hare IN ss7r th, IL Fall Supply con
sistiug in part of
$50 Spanish Hides,
800 sides Sole Leather
100 do upper Leather
40 doz, calf skins,
% Nlo pink Lining Skins,
CSC pair heavy Brngues,
: 10 barrels cider vinceaf
~ Is tons country rolled Iron,
] do biistcrcd Steel.
! do Shpar aud cast Steel,
3 do castings.
u hhds. +. Il. and ~ 0. Sugar.,
1 do st. Croix do
Is do and barrels Mola-scs,
- boxes Loaf Sugar,
% bbs. crushed and powdered and clar do
100 bags Rio and Laguira Coffee,
Is do old Java do
; do Mocha do
800 keg- ciit Nails 3 to co dy
10 do Wrought do
10 dozen painted Buckets,
Is do corn Brooms,
COCO lhs. cotton Yarn,
wants wear pepper, spice, ginger, mace, cloves,
nutmegs and cinnamon, extra fine gun powder ten,
bed cords and plough lines, which they are dis
posed TO sell on the most accommodating terms, or
exchange for country produce. They solicit call
from their friends and the public,
DO,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
b aBINsON a ELDRED,s Grc.,

III SOUTHERN CIRCUS 4 t-Conrris;nv
the most numerous and talented T@oupr of EIars.
trans III the World This company viii Perform
at Lyacibsyg on Saturday Oct a5h aud Mcnday
OFT. e7.h.
This company comprises Ninety af the mos; su.
pcrb Horses in the country. and upwards Of Fifty
Persons. amongst whom are some of the first per
fornsci in the professionalism male and female
MAS TER Jd.HE.S,
Better knr~n in the circle as Re.,is sons koy- il
ackpas gea q be Superior 10 The famous Herssa-
de-. {e-o taught by Mr. John Robinson both il rx
ecuriop and style. T.cPerf,rmances 81 tb.Iad are
truly wonderful his fes,s are rari a,rs u thc mos,
novel and daring character Eis horse runs with
double the ordinary speed Of ring M Sea- hi An his
achievements accomplished on the bare ls;+ II
the animal during his most rapid flight.
THE CLOWN SAMLONG,
Possesses the quality Of being funny and ANN,
sing without being offensive 70 any. Ills Back
woods Stories and Stump oratiuns are ininiiably
droll.
MADAME ROBINSON.
In an act Of Lady Equesirisnsm in the Stlic.wiil
illustrate with fearless grace the various evolut,ons
Of that elegant and beautiful exercise
MILE HENRIETTA.
The young and beautiful Creole Rider from New
Orleans, will give an elegant display ofsingle horse
manship in Partisan Performances.
MR.. j. r. ROBINSON
la his unarproachnble funr-lorsc act.
Mr.. H. GiRDNER,
In his grand net or Transformations call.d the
FET'E OFPROTEUS.
Mr., Gardner will also appear in the Gymnastie
exercises Of The Arena. and exhibit his wonderful.
skill in tumhling aud somcrsettins
THE TROTPE or PONIES.
Ten in number, in all their curious az ala excr
ciscs.
Mr.. @. \: ELDRED, Mr.. FOSTER. M
RCGGLES, Mr. MALLORY,
And others Of distinguished talent viii also appear
in the course Ut Tho performaurr
TfiE BAND.
OF this troupe led BY Mr. NriiSc, :. scknowirdscd
to be -hc tc1 IN the vututrv
THE NtSiC CRdRiOT.
Drawnby twenty superb Horses raisc, in the South
VIII enter the town IN procession, driven by Mr. D.
Benliam.
-. Abundance 50 cents, Children ani Ser
wants Half price.
The Company win perform at New Glasgow on
Friday. Oct. 2iih.
Oct l6-it
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Drawn Numbers.

MoaoRgalis Class III.
50 % so &c 60 3s . 40 % 10 46 81 CT So rs
MoRongalja Ertra Class 100.
IL 81 II 80 81 81 III 25 IS 90
Moaonsalia Class l4S.
~ 56 % % - &c G. As - 81 9-is
NrHoReG la Glass 40.
67 II IS rs 80 % A 90 81 Gs 10 81 A So
NoR0nga'ia Extra Glass 49,
II - - AZ &c IS - 40 Ill 81 s.
A. +. WHITTEMORE
y Orders for packages. certificates Of paekn-
ces. single tickets. in any of the Lotteries of J
W. Maury 4 Co, win meet with prompt attention
il addressed to A. F. WHlTTEMORE, Jr..
Lynchburg. Va.
IT Communications strictly confidential.
Ocf aa-it
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GREAT ATTRACTION!!-


~ and Spiendm s'ock Of Dry Goods and Rcady
Mode ytoAmgat IIhoiescic.S Re'at.-GLGGEN-
HEfHER g. UNTERMYER.-Resp in
form their friends and the public generally that they
are now receiving splendid stock of Dry Goods
suitable for the Fall and Winter season, embra-
cling every article of Ladies' anil Gcntiemen's Near
All of Which the public Invited to call and
inc before purchasing elsewhere We hive brau-
tihil assortment Of flats and Caps, Boots asa Shoes
with splendid and general assortment of Fancy ar
ticles, all Of which offered unusually low pr
ces, Call and Us; and We feel assured that Won
viii be pleased with prizes well Goods, as we
arcdetcfminedto sell low, haS ing purchased f-cash
They are also receiving 4 splendid assortment OF
Ready Made Clothing, Purchased by them 70, cash
Mt unusually low prices. by which means they are
enabled to oacr greatcr inducements to the public
than any similar establishments
Theywould particularly call the attention ofcoun-
try merchants and Others to their Wholcsoic Pyircs
believing that they will find il to their interest 10
give them n call and examine their stock before 90
ing farther East. Thegreai facilities which thcy en-
joy in purchasing their supplies, enable them to an
with confidence, thatthcr goods will be sold
at RICHMOND PRICES.
n. GUGGENIIEINlER
]. UNTERMlER
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WHiTTEMORE's OFFICE.
Schemes fortF,c week.

THURSDAY 23-Alonongalia Class 15i-75 4.
Capltals-S20 657; 5000: 3,00g; ) Of 2o0-Tick-
cts s..
FRIDAY 2i-Do Class 1JJ-75 10.
Cupitals-S23,J 800; 900; 4.O00 } of 400
Tickets s..
SATU RDAY 2J-Do Glass LIS 10.
Capitals-s75 200; e5000; $4,000; PA of 800
Tickets $40.
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1-tHiHLES " CHRLSYIAN, viii
give attention to renting out Houses, hiring out
Negroes. negotiating snles of Real Estate. collect
ing and settling up claims. procuring information
and to any other business requiring an Agent in or
near Lynclllurg. Business entrusted to him viii
meet with ready attention, on reasonable terms
All Communications, pos. paid, viii be promptly at
tended 10.
~ o;iicc with Garland & Slaughter, Main
street. (Oci. 9-3miO
R..lE1.cl g.. L..
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N OIICE.-By virtue of decree OF the
IN Circuit Court. for the county of Campbell,
pronounced at Us last October term, in the case Of
Mosby and Speed against Martin and others.
win commissioner, appointed BY said Court for
that purpose, on Thursday the Goth day Of Novem-
Der (ifiir. and If mt the fair DAY, Sun
days excepted proceed to sell nj Public Auction.
the premises, the tract parcel of land in said
decree mentioned containing 500 acres more or
less lying on Big Otter river in the county afore-
said. and adjoining the lands DC Thomas Dlsnl-
mond, Capt Samuel Tardy. and hcits IF Col
James bearing.
TERMS.-s50 cash, and the balance in tso G.
quail animal instruments, the purchaser giving bonds
and good security, and the title retained until the
whole is paid. J. d. LEFTWfCH. Com.
OFT a3-,afln
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MARRIED.,

On the 10th inst, at ST. Georges Church, by the
Rev. DIR. Tying, MIR. WM. HAMnLToy Mo.nY, Of
Lynchburg, Va. to Miss MARY ALICE JESKIxs,
daughter of the late Theodore jenkins OF n. York
NY Express.
-, in Marti .syillc. on Wednesday the 18th
inst, by Rev. A. Wade, Mr.. W. ". GaIGG of
Richmond, to Miss FANNY A. Borrow, of Henry
county. Va
~ The Richmond Wing and st. Louis Rcpub-
lean will nicasc co,,v
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Branch Enmers Rank Of I'nrinig.

fhaJloffcui'e. EbrMorv Pm ISL.
hnvc taken lesson from Mr.. vanc showing his
plan ofdciccting counterfeit aud altered bank bills
and being well satisfied. That Il IA correct system
take pleasure in recommending the plan 10 all bu-
sinc-s men, and others that handle many bank bills
His fulcs based upon the intricate Muthcniati-
cal process. By which eeape bank bills arc prcrnr
ed, and viii detect the cothctfcr with certainty
BY common inspection.
JNo. r. J,,XES, b,e4d,sh
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The kanawha Republican of the 18th
inst, contains a card from Mr.. f.. w New
ton. to the voters of the l4th Compression
al District, IN which that gentleman an
nounccs his withdrawal from the canvass.
The contest then will be between Gen.
Smith, Wing, and Coils. Bealc and Hays
Democrats
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CANDIDATE FOR OFFICE,
For the Legislature.

| am Candidate before the Voters Of franklin
County. to represent them in the next Legislature,
and fihe New Constitution is adopted, viii be Il
candidate for the next election.
Oct s-tc I. A. ODTNEAL.
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lfrgiaii Fm,,h hsti,rlr,

'TNINTHNf N' IHH u, TN1I. J
hereby certify, Tint Mr.. Nnnc tnucht me hi.
method ot detecting Counterfeit and Altered Bank
Bills consider his eg'sf ,tles, applicable to eve
ry species OF counterfeit and altered Bank Bills and
the result may be relied upon with confidence
His rsles, based upon tie intricate mathematical
process, by which geaaiac bank bills are prepared,
will detect tho counterfeit, with ordinary inspec-
ton. became his pupil with reluctance, strongly
suspecting the system humbug. but a few minutes
satisfied me Of his ability tonrm me against the ma
chinaiions of the Couutrririirr can with conf
dencc, commend him 10 every one who would be
similarly armed. X. VI. PHILLIPS.
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AcoUITTAL.-The trial of Col James
Castleman, charged with unmerciful treat
nlcnt Of a slave, thereby causing his death,
came off at Borryvillc on Wednesday last
and resulted in a verdict Of acquittal the
jury not leaving their seats. In the case
of his son. 5. ID. Casllemen,a mile prosequi
was entcred.-C harlestopa Free Press.
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h1tsDESD.--A Meeting of the Prrsi-
- dent and Directors Of the Pittsyvania and
Lynehburg Turnpike Company. held ON the Goth
day of October, 1Sjl.-On notion
Rcsoired, That a Dividend of s. per shara ON
each share Of Stock in said Company, be- and the
same is hereby declared, payable on the 18th day
Of November next, subject a deduction of II per
cent State tax on the srmc
Ocl 23-1 = : NIITER T',,,.f
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I1Eg Xxi L. NOTICE.--The

Hi ysf T.. NOTICE.--Thc Fourth Annual
- - H@.A Meeting of the Stockholders Of the
Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road Company. viii
tike place at the Masonic Hail. in the town Of
Lynchburg, on "Wednesday, the Goth Nov'br next.
Persons holding powers Of Attorney and Proxy.
viii please hand them in early beforehand as
possible. F. G. MORRISON, Trcas'r.
Oct 23-t96N
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GUNS. PISTOLS. NC.-Ws HAVE

~ just received case Of Double aud Single bar
rel Guns. of our own importation, some very fine.
Coils Aliens and Wesson and Lcavitts Revolyers
Aliens Single Sclt-Cocking Pistols,
Shot blcis, powder TASKS, wadding percussion
caps. &c, 81. Call and examine our stock.
Ort Oats GREGORY & RDy\IJ
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StGsnton, F@faa,y !, 1851
IL gives mo pleasure to state that, having been
taught by Mr.. Nane his rules for detecting counter
felt and altered Bank Bill | am entirely satisfied
that these rules sli, lent enable any one with
ordinary observation, Ia detect the counterfeit |
therefore chccrfuy add mine To the numerous re-
commentators which he has obtained il this place.
PIKE PowER'
We have nlso taken lessons from Mr.. Nanc, and
fn!iy co-cnt With Professor Powers in the above
certifcntc.
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.zRGINTA, tO-wit:-

" HHUfNHH, tV~WH.-Nt HUGS hOIHcn
in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court Of the
Corporation of Lynchburg, on Monday, the 9th of
October 1851
Nelson A. Paftcson and John W Lowry. admin
istrator of rriplett Il. Lowry, decd, Plaintiffs
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Timothy Ives and George Scott, partners doing
business underline style sed firm Of fNcs & Scott.
and the Va. and fenncssc Ralfoad Company
Defendants