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FOREIGN MARKETS.

DALIIMOKE, July T.
The steamship Africa arrived here this morning.
Sales of Cotton in Liverpool for the week. previou
fier departure. amounted 10 80 600 bales.
Orleans Fair 81 Middng So; Upland Fair 81; Mid
ding Fair 81. The market opened with good de
mand bur fell of towards the close with slight declin
in prices.
Flnur-Wesirrn 90 shilling. Ohio 20s Cd.
Curry elbow 29s 6is W hte 29s.
C"nsols ut par
There a fair demand Tor wheat and Flour Spec
uaors had taken several thousand barrels Of the latter
Corn shilling lower and Wheat had sovanc
ell from pence. tennessee and Philadelphia
White Is ida6s Sd.
Fiour-W esirrn Canal 20.a20s6d. Philadelphia anc
Balti more 90saa1s.
Corn-White 29s 6da31.
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Mcaghr Sympathy Merfing.

NEW ORLEANS june u.
A large meeting was held in this city S,tur
day evening To express sympathy for Mr.
Thomas Francis Mraglier. the Irish Patriot.
Many speeches were delivered and the great
est enthusiasm pervad, d The entire assembly
and resolutions expressive of the feeling Of The
meeting were passed unanimously.
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TIE Skuoinski Cosfrss;ou.
PHILADELPHIA. June 3Ott

THILADELPHIA. june JUfh.
The court interpreter hal an inter,i lew with
MaIhiss Skupinsk this morning, who uow
!strennonsl. denies having made such di>cIo
|sures. and demands 10 be confronted with the
insorm-r. THE latter. who is orkmsn al
cornelius ga. fixtures factory. enjoys a go~
I"P"'a'inn and apparently ~oalJ have M oh
ct in thus hoaxing tho public and peJurint
hi neelr.
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Car IoADoF Hoes BuRNr.-As a train for the
East approached Rome, Oneida county. N Y.
IN Sunday. one oil the cars. fr, lighted with 1O2
i've hogs. was f'nud TO lie envelolrdin flames.
Ia spark had communicated to it and before
was discovered the fire attained such head.
Aay thai the car Was nearly consumed. and
every log On hoird persisted in the flames
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Emigranfs TO Aus,riiia.

PHILADELPHIA. June 80.
The ship Revenue cleared to day for Austria
liza it'll l6; passengers. chiefly Canadians and
New Brunsw ickers.
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Tie Cro,,s in Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, June 81.
TIE accounts received from all parts Of the
Interior ct Louisiana. represent the growing
crop of Cotton as presenting far more favo-
rable appearance than has been seen for many
, ears, and an abundant yieI is anticipated.
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Cen ncctscni Legislature.


The Legislature Of Connecticut adjourned
ane die To day. after an address from The Gov
"nor. P,e,iOls to the Adjournment. resolu
ions were passed expressive of sympathy with
the cause OF Hungary. and others approving OF
Mr.. Benn.it's land bill
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4 UsTIN M. TRIRLE AND SAM,
RUs FALOsPRlNGs, Amherst couu

- va, - now open tor the reception OF visit
mrs who may now be in search of health, u pleasant
Summer retreat. The medical virtues of the Bufal,
Springs well known by those who have tried them
be unsurpassed for Dyspepsia. and for all diseases par
baking of debility, and for their invaluable healing prop
critics generally. The Bowling Alley will he open
-ual. The table shall be furnished in n neat and com
Portable Lynchburg musicians have been cnsa
gcd for the Distance from Lynchburg to thu
Springs 90 miles, board per week g. less than wecl
25 per day Horse per week $3.50, less than weel
F5 Cts, per day good four horse Stage will be
twice week. Tor otener il il should be necessary he
tween Lynchburg and the Springs commencing on th'
Bird of July. 1t will leave Lynchburg every Tuesdu,
and Saturday Mt o'clock A. Nj. Mondays
Hotel. IL HITE.
June l0-tlA
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SOUTHERN MARKETS.

NORFOLK, June 30.
Corn--white 58a59c Yellow 5Sa6Oc Mixed 57a58c
Bacon, Hams llaI4; Hog round l1all4c.
CHARLESTON, June 90
Cotton-The transactions yesterday limited to
some 500 bales at extremes ringing from 7aal0Ic For
prices were fully sustained
Tobacco-The sales in this market yesterday amount
I'd 200 hhds very full prices. None sold under 81
and the bulk of the sales prices a. At the Far
mers' warehouse one hid sold at g. 30.
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\ CHoLERA.-The Pittsburgh Dispatch. on
he auIhority Of the physcians. says that sever
al case, of cholera have already occurred in
hat city,
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MONUMEMTT TO HENRY CLAY.
A subscription has been commenced in Bal
i'imorr for the erection in that city of a monu
m.nt 10 Henry Clay. 1t has already been nu
meronsly signed. without distinction Of party
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LAST MOMENTS OF Ma. T.. AY From The
|correspon' rncr of the Baltimore Snn ve ex
tract The following:
There was nothing very reInarkalleor pecu
lar in the last moments of the dying PATRIOT
\ yesterday afternoon, there seemed 10 be
reakIng up of his system. Last evening hi
mind appeared to Wander, and he spoke calnl,
|of his wife. bis son and other relatives.
This morning he was serene. A short tim,
efore his departure. he asked for little wa
Ter, which he generally took through sive
n'r. On moving it from bis mouth. Mr.
CLAY experienced lutte more difficulty tina,
ne had previo nsIy done. and then desired hi
-on not to leave him.
A lew moments subsequently,. he remarke.
with perfect co'nplacencv and resignation. e
IN g"ing." and soon after, as it were, fell a
.leep.
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The operations in Tobacco for the month ofJnnc ha.
been heavy, with animated market and good price,
throughout, the nrge business however has left witt
quite small stock Of unnspected hand. The marke
continues animated and prices unchanged for al dscrp
tinns with snlcs Of shipping Lugs from % 90 to 81
featuring from q 80 Ia -; common Leaf "a To
3 so; medium from 8 so to $s so; good fine ship
ring from 81 so g.: good manufacturing from 80
SIS; fine 10 ext. a from SIS to &34 so.
WM SMITH,
Commission Merchant.
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ST. LOUIS TOBACCO MARKET.

The St. Louis Intelligencer, in its semi-weekIy re-
vi Nv Of Saturday, says:
Tobacco.-On Thursday the annual premium sale
off the Planttr the total number Of
hhds sold were A. all Of which ranged from Is 20
$.3 %. and the highest premium bids mt $50. and
SO 10 per 100 lbs. Yesterday So hbds sold at boti
warehouses follows: % hhds ugs from % so to g.
95 40 hhds seconds and leaf from 81 to 49,und hhd
fine manufacturing mt $i2. To-day the brake amounted
to % hd- mostly Of the common and lower grades. say
80 olugs aud seconds from 81 SOTO 81 0 A Of Leaf
from 81 10 46 Ter 100 lbs States for the week endins
to-day 270 hbds Sales b,h warehouse. since the
If Jan. 2 8hhds; time last year 1907; exces.
78l hhds.
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Mr.. Arthur Waf,s. E1scntor Of John Waite decd,
TNAKE NOTiCE-Thnt shall, the 30th cay n
l. July, 1852 at the dwelling hous, of John Everett,
n the county Of Cabe and State Of Virginn. take tn
dispositions ofsundry witnesses. to be real evidsnr
the trial Of the suit depending in the circuit
Bedford county, in the State aforesaid wherein you
plaintiff and defendant. If from any III,
said dispositions should be taken completed. al
the day above named the will be taken the da,
next following the place above appointed, ana
the taking thereof will be continued from day to day
kSupday's excepted,) until the whole are taken.
| JOHN II. MOORMAN,
iy l.-Miw Exc ufnr uc Thnmhs lnhnsnn dec Il
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NOEICE.-There will free neighborbood Bar
barue given by the citizens of Amherst Mt Bufa
|Springs. the 9Th day Of July Ball will be give
at night by the proprietor. Tickets will be sent to tn
managers for distribution. l. |. HlTE.
June i0-t8iy
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CHEAP GOODs-FOR CASH.

~ now receiving large and complete assortment ii
SPRING and SUMNER GOODS: comprising the
latest and fashionable varie ties and styles inn
ported this season-which offering at UNUSUAL,
low prices Intending sell for CASH. mean to b.
satisfied with small profits and thereby will make ii :.
The interest ofall to give me call-which most cor
daily solicit from those having Goods to buy, will
promise many Inducements in the way of STYLES
prices and large and well selerted stock to pick from
ms can be found in any establishment in the State.
deem it needless TO give the heads or branches
composing my stock as my long experience has taught
me the wants of-very class Of dealers Suffice il there
fore to say. that feel assured am fully prepared
answer the demands Of all-and AK al to call
march 29-iffs JOHN g. MEEM.
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WAsUtyGroN. Jim. 29-IO1 M

I
| am assured. on very high authority, to.
might. that Mr.. Webster is certainly going TO
I tIngland.
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by aaainariM Me adrice and consent of Senate
John Greinrr of New Mexico. to be Secrc-
;'ary of the Territory of New Mexico. in the
ap,ace of VIM S Allen resigned.
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nR. h. N. vENABLE-OGers is.ervics
II to tie citizens Of LyLs hbure and hs vicinity.
OGce rwo doors in rof Sfsbler'r; End alley.
je 2S-~ltif Rep copy and charge Virg1
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IL TERMS Dress silks, Goo nuny.) All in want d
beautiful Dress iks. will do we'll TO give stock
summation intend TO offer IN, the loves
prices that the goods have been offered il
|,ny house in this city not where. The abov
goods consist Of beautiful black Brocades plain Chan
.eables splendid Fancy in nearly all coIor;plan Blacks
splendid Whites. &c, &c. B. II. LEWIS, a. Co.
may D0-ts
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&1nn W AR .--RANAWAY

&1M h w r. D .--RANAWAY
1OO from my plantation. calie. the Fork ii
Hl,inx County, about the 9TH Of August last my negr,
man HENRY. There is to believe that he had
left the county previous the month Of March, last
ABBOTT the Goth 81 that month"; he in III, com
pany of white who clniined him his slave, pas
sing through Pt>yvana towards franklin Since they
seen in Pittsyvania. it is supposed the whit
has been Lyncbburg. but farther information has
been received OF the negro. Heis probably end
ing get free State, aud may perhaps have pro
cured free papers through the aid Of white persons
Henry is haif-brecd muatto % wears Of age, aiour
five fee, inches high straight and well formed but
not stout-he generally wears his heir Long, which ha.
a very bu>hy arpearancehas long fingers long fiat foot
and il rather -onchng in his gate. He brought NJ
house servant an. is intelligent than ordinary
slaves. will give the above reward any person wh
may take him than fifty miles from my residenc.
near Halifax CT Ho., and deliver birn to me-or hail
that il he be secured in any Jail that get him
ifbe be taken any where Of ih county or Halifax
and within that distance, and delivered to me. will
pay the like Of Fifty Dolars-and il taken within
the county of Halifax. ! will pay Thirty Dollars.
Iy 5--w4w RICHARD LOGAN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

I'D. A. WILSON Il ID. A. WILSON Jr.
LAYING associated themselves together in the prac
l. tce ofLaw, will attend regularly all the Courts OF
Lynchburg, Campbell, Amherst, Apromattox and Bed
lord.
" Office on Bank Square, Main Street, Lynchburg
VA Address-ViLsoS & WILsos.
~ 1--3rif Rich Ex'r and Times copy Stiff
4 USTIN W. TRIPLE AND SAM'l
"A BOOKER, HAVING ASSOClATEDTHEM
selves together. will practice law in the County and Cir
|ruit Courts Of Amherst, Appomaitox. Bedford. Gimp
bell and in the Corporation, Circuit and District Cour
|of Lynchburg.
ADDKEss-Lynchburg, Va. Office. Market Street
,ack Of Purvis' Store. July l--w4wl
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FEMALE DEPARTMENT


To Mise. Ann d. Qnares, FOR general scholar hip and
excellence in all her classes and exemplary department
Il gold medal
To Mis-. lane C. Pl.asant, silver nj. dial a. dis
|tinguishrd mark of merit
To Miss Ella Garland. n Book by the PRINCIPAL for
| he best original Composition.
To Miss. Jane C Peasants, Book by Mis-. virsinia
" att for the hest pei fnrmance in muse.
tn each the following young Ladies'. embrnci-g
10th the senior and junior casse medals awarded:
Miss. Marina Claiborne. Mss Mamie Rose,
Caroline Peuyjohn :. Victoria W oudruff,
Sallie W. WHIT Fanny Srrugrs
F" Jane ,rland. Mollv Brown
Iomisa Stonf,r Molly Brown
Emma Tapscott. " Cornelia Brown.
q Fanny Ogden.
Dis,ingmi Shei-Miss Jane Read Oliver Tinslev
Sarah Profit, and Sallie Brown
MALE DEPARTMENT.
To James Powell Garland a Gold medal for genera
|.choarsip and standing in all his classes and for ex-
|en,plsy department.
II Aduphus Petticolas. silver medal. as n distin-
,ui-hed mark Of merit.
To llar"d b. Christian. Book by the Principal.
To Thos. Boyd fine Bbleb by the Principal, for the
bet Defamation,
And each of the following young Gentlemen in the
senior and junior classes. medals also awarded
Joseph Pruyiuhn, John Carter,
Hiram Pierce. John Thompson,
Jnn T. Mcdaniel. Henry Higginho,ham.
David 5. Garland, j. Thompson Brown,
James NJ. Daniel, Jno. W. Brown
John TaPscott.
Diaingnished.-Jesse NJ Petty;ohn. William DAME.
Iohn White, James Boyer-. Arhnr Coleman and Joseph
rhigginh"tham OSE OF IRE COMMITTEE.
amherst. .June 30h.
~ Republican copy.
\six ATT ENTION GUARD So
(eexsA Parade this day Monday the 5th inst. il
ns4 front of the Hose House. at hnIf past eight o.
fclork A. NJ. prepared To fire. By order
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LIE. S1OLEN-A large BAY MARE was sto
~ len from the Subscribers stable, on Sunda,
l@->~- night. the Goth June. She hns a star in he,
nreh ,ad, her right thigh. and saddle marks
back. Any information leading her recovery will
be thankfully received, suitable reward given fo
her delivery. THOS. HARVEY 4 CO,
v I--tf Prnspcct Pr. Edward Va
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|eey$Ya Parade on this day. Monday the 9Th inst.
|ses4 from, of the Hose House. haIf past eight
clock. A. NJ, prepared to fire. BY order
July 5--lt mo. J GLENN. o. S.
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ATTENTION ARTILLERY.

Parade this, Monday morning, the 18th inst, at Il
inn House, at eight and half o'clock. By ord err
July Silt JAS. LEFTWICH o. =
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r FINE WATCHES, Fine Wa1ch-

FINE WA1CnES, r me VWauCn-
e eS.-l would respectfully call the attention Of
- all wanting A REALLY FINE WATCH
my stock. as have Just recevcda beautiful article :"
Gold and Silver, suitable for Ladies gentlemen.
have aso just received few Of those celebrated EV
aERFLOWING PENS, manufactured in the city Of
Richm md. and Of Virginia gold.
je 14-lmif II. SlLVERTHORN.
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- don Porssr IL pint and quart bosslss. for sale by
je3-ss LEE Z JOHNSON.
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.TARRuS BLACK SMITHS Tuycrs

l. An indispensable article Tor all Black Smiths, fol
which saving Of Coal and heating Iron please
1uire Of Mr.. Dabney of the Phoenix Foundry. Mr. II.
Bailey, Whee-wrigit, and the Smith Shop of the
Piedmont Works-aIl Of which have them in For
sac by A. Nettleton Agent for the patentee for Virginia
Piedmont Works, Lynchburg, June 81, Is
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

AND FOR SALE.-I wish sell 1886
AACRES Of Land. lying the Buffalo Springs oi|
Buffalo River in Amherst County about $50 Of which
is bottoms Of first quality The bottoms thoroughly
raned and irrigated will. that crop If corn
grass il always certain. There il n SAW MILL onl
with 80 feet head uf and abundance Of
timber. About mile Of Stone fencing is around the
and. No land in the County does exceed this in ihc
production of Tobacco, Corn, Wheat and Oats. On id
Story Brick Dwelling and other houses. Mon
| ~ iswanting or | would not sell Apply to my onI
|the premises. T.. A. DRUMMOND.
July It's
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MONUMENT TO Henry CLAY.-The sub
Scriprion paper for the erection of a mon lmenI
n this cry to Henry Clay. is on the desk ofrh.
4 Exchange Rra'Iing Rooms. for the reception,
Il signatures. II has already been nnmerousl,
signed. without distinction of pary.--Bah
4 Amfrican
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such as PamPhlefs, Hand-biIIs, Gre uIars, BIZ
me ads, BlanHx, Chez Ks, Cards, Labels, sc. Il ).
They have secured the services Of workman
this branch Of their and leaving
rely having their work done expeitiously we'll
Confident of their ability satisfaction respect
fully solicit portion Of the public patronage.
as- Orders from the country promptly attended to-
ja2S
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ID Oumty Land Warr0mts.-WE will pa,
- the highest cash prices for Bounty Land Warrants
All who have them for sale will please Gull mt our Office
ne to Burchs and opposite the Warwick house. Mai
street. STATHAM. SMITHSON& Co
i Arrsl
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AUCTION SALES.
DEDFORD LAND ron sAi.E:rII

REOEORO LAND FOB SAL66 .
Il virtue Of deed Of trust executed ~ namyci my
(now decd) and the undersigned by the late 'onn
Scott the county OF Bedford, und bearing date on fns
30th day Of December 1924. md duly recorded In tho
clerks tcc Of said county court for eertsu purposes
therein mentioned, shall proceed to se At public aac-
tion on Saturday the 3st day Of July next ON the prem
isrs the Tract OF Land conveyed in said deed contain
ing about Teo Hxmdred and EigAfy-Seren AeTe''
one Rod and eight Poles be the more or less.
The said Land j. stuafed the Sonh sidc OF peacse
county. and adains the lands Of Juines As'n' so.r
Scott James Wocdford and others The purchaser VA
be required to pay SO mach u the purchase IN
cash. will he necessary discharge the bnisnee "
debt secured in said deed which IA yet do" and
and the cost OF sse such credit will be given on the oa
ance of the purchase money the lsees OF said Sco
may desire; all Of which will be made known on edsy
OF sale. .,
The said Land will be conveyed TO the purchaser with
special tcarranfy. DAVID W .,SchnLHS'
Junc % .,3liv Surviving Trustee
IOTlCE...Pm suant to a decree Of the circuit
court Of Pisyvnnia county nj the October term'
1851 in the case of Charles L. Mosby admir- OF forta
natus Sydnor deed and others plaintiff against Jonn
e. f. Patrick and Sarah b. N. Smith defendants, VIII
be scld Monday, the 10Th July, 1852 (court day.
Pittsylvania court house, to the highest bidder Tor
h, all the right. title and interest," Of the SAID 3o
f. r. Patrick in right Of his wife in and 70 the slaves
held by the defendant Sarah b. NJ Smith for Lille, ss
widow Of D yid = Patrick deed the same being one
third thereof The SLAVES IRE twcnty-cight in num-
Der. consisting Of men, women and children many OF
them very likely. Is. w. DANIEL, p.s'
for Ro Wilson, Shf, and as such Commissioner
H. 96-tlgiy
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subscrbers having recently made extensive additions
this department of their business would inform
and the public that they prepared NEAT
PROMPTLY. and REASONABLE TERMS descrptior
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BURKHOLDER 4 WALKER

Are prepared undertake aud execute IN ih- very bs
md most workmanke manner. ard the reason
ble terms, all buildings that may be entrusted then
.harpe o4-ts
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ID C.RURKHOLDER, General Ar

H. G hite ct-OHsrs his services to all WIN nr,
wanting PLANS FOR HOUSES. GREEN HOUSES
md GARDENS. All orders will be filed in haste and
warranted give perfect satisfaction pay will be
demanded expected
~" His office is The FRS, Aley.be'wern Mai and
church Streets, opposite the virginiau Office.
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NHEAP Boots, Shoes, HATS, Ec.
~ take pleasure in calling the attention Of the public
my well assorted Stock Of Boots Shoes. Caps, HITS
Travelling Trunks Carpet Bags. Panama and other
Summer Hats-comprsng every thing used for the head
rnd feet which have recently bought in the Northern
ities and offering very low prices, in order In
luce large snles think il will be the interest If Ill
o call. as prefer nimble penny 10 slow shilling.
My arrangements made to keep up fhe Stock
hroughous the with fresh and desirable Goods
march 29-ihf JOHN q MEEM.
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non Ri WAKD.--My Negro Man, vAkN

G.)n Ri WAlSD..-My Negro Man, WARN
IR ~ HAM, len my harvest field on Wednesday.
23d in-t and has since been heard from He is
short. well built negro, about FIVE feet four inches high
rather light complexion and quite SMART has on
me Of his hnnds and cheek, proceeding from burn.
He is believed to be lurking somewhere in the ueighbor
hood Of Lynchburg Liberty. will give dollars fo'
his apprehension and delivery to my residence in
Bedford, New London Academy. ftnken in the
aid county, and twenty dollars if taken Of it and
delivered lie 2S-ts] ELISHA PETERS.
IDLACk WATER JANES...I HAVE In
- store 3 900 yards Black Water JAMES. extra hta
Ivy. which will sell accommodating terms, ex-
,hange for Wool.
| ie l4--ift. A. B. RUCKER.
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EN0m Travellers please Notice
ETNEM Travelling Trunks, Bonnet Boxes, Vail,
SEES, Carpet Bags and Satchels, in grea
variety; replenis'in supply just opened, some o
them really benutif ut
je 10-3w ak s SBABuRY'S.
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The galleries Of the Senate were filed this
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

LEY
Lynch5~rg. Va.
GEo. CAMERON, Proprietor.
Jesse T. BuRToS. Assistant.
~ Persons travelling through WISHING Tynchburs
an, stopping the Washington are entitled to visit I'll
Virginian READING Room" during their stay.
Nav I7-fs
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01
Il Tic Patrons Of lie Tr.bnnc.
GEORGE w. Ri
JOSIAH 3. CHASET.
Mineral Polrt, Fec. p, 1851.

BY reference to the Notice above, It viii
he seen tLet Mr. JOSIAH 3. CuANEY. IS
hereafter to Be associated with Us ii the
publication Of the Tribune. BY this ar
rangement, we hope to be able in many
respects, to improve the Tribune, and
thereby add many TO orr subscription list.
Nr. Chauey Is q practical printer, Of tie
first class, and We trust our friends viii
make some effort toad US in the more cx-
tended circulation IF our paper. We
shall very soon rut our Advertisements
into Z greatly condensed form, and there
~ be enabled t. give much greater a.
mount Of reading matter.
Those indebted to this Office either for
paper. advertising or job-work, viii see
the necessity of an Immediate settlement,
in order to enable Us to commence the
N+S ] ear as nearly .tuare with the world
As possible Al kinds Of produce taken
= heretofore, for papers or Job-work
G.. y. BLISS.
Mineral Point Dee -, 1881.