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~ Mr.. Sariuin, the eminent engFave1
cfPha5pbis saws that the superb ere ,on dsgpe'ren
N rshep only by Raot 10 this CITY, so BroaigsFli
sperfecusn itself" They are worv visit from al ""
want pictures
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Spoken. Ao.

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Jsss 10, p ~. b, ~ IS. ous ~ %. sAip jobs ~ =.
IssTpo OF nev.f RI
J1r. ~ Ltt 10 oas ~ No. ,hip I.ase Bel. m sossk ~
Jsb 1T ~ N. bAs 81. 81 stssrtAs sss~.
shts ssLAl m blgs eross
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

Procession OF THE LABoRERs.-The
Williamsburgh Laborers' Union Benevolent So
ciety to the number Of over one hundred members,
wearing scarfs, assembled at the Hotel, No. 30
Grand.st-, yesterday at one o'clock, p. NJ, and
formed in procession, headed by band of music
and carrying their Society banner. They pro-
ceeded through the principal streets Of the City to
the vicinity OF the spot where the disturbance oc-
CURED on Wednesday last, where they listened to
speeches and music. Thence they proceeded
through other streets to their starting place and
disbanded. Nothing like breach of the pence oc-
CURED during the day. The Society decided to
meet every Monday evening until their 1ject in
the existing strike is accomplished. During the
day strong police force, to act only in case Of
NJ necessity. was in readiness. There were about
$50 Brooklyn and 20 Wiamsblrgh members
of the police force on the ground, but the order
ly manner of the laborefs rendered 10 action
requisite.
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R.cs,,,. sf Produce .JuLr

Nv Nsrh Rissy Bodn-tos7 hbs Flour, l4n do WHISKY.
- DO Ashes ~ bse. Wool 1880 bush. Wheat, 2soo DO
Corn, ne phE- Chses-.
Nv Ere Eaarvad- 2 iSs ,d., Leather, $50 bales ~,o
l2s pigs Butter.
BY Ne-HsFen RaiiyoaS-IB pigs Butter. % do. Chssss
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-. ,he first great error of the Chelsea and az
,h,s y a. follo~ ed MP BY the subsequent er'oFr
rb,ch in nv janemenr wtre palpahle errors -'N
rpust be deemed IN fault, and the decree nl"ss 10
for Lbellants. with an order of reference.
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Inc COMMITTEE ore also Of opinion thar, mas
much as property belonging to the whole City has
been disposed Of to the amount Of SEA $40 and the
awaits appropriated for the purpose of building
o,ahon'houses for the exclusive benefit Of the
.ssef Words, itis just and equitable that propsr
NV nO~anee should be made 70 the Eishtb and
mar, mSias Tor their in'e'est in said property
4 th,. u@e as these Wards shall co ne into
/, . .rso e"a' pohee arrangements Of the Ctr.
N',4 60 valuation Of EigStb AMI Nh MT eat
Do OF remaining Wards 1900 ~ 10
T>s gives $l23 as the ye,rl, into. ~ 80 ~
and N~th Wa'ds oa property s1,y h.. u .-su,n
The "a umi;tee Therefore ,ecYp.rl III. ~ ,'.,',l
be dedue.~d from taxes Of Eighth .s .a't -
WARDS and ,Ndded to the taxes Ofthe o.bnr s'i'u
Severed amen, dnents were made aud N. rs aus
MAS adopted.
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

KILLED BY IGHrNING.-Daring the
shower on "Wednesday Mr.. Benjamin NJ. Woolsey,
boss carpenter Of Jersey City, was killed at Tar
rytown, where he was erecting mansion. lie,
with tao or three others, was standing near a
chimney of the house, under nu umbrella, whom
the electric fud passed down the chimney. was
diverted To the umbrella, passed down il 10 MI.
Woohey s right arm, thence up 10 his shoulder.
down his right side, across his abdomen aud down
his left leg, killing him instantly. blackened
lire, two inches in width des inated the course
OF the fluid over his body. One OF those standing
with him was stunned anI continued irsen.ble
for some time. Mr.. WIS remains were brought
TO Jersey City, and yesterday taken to BeIlylc,
accompanied by many Of his friends, an Inferred.
EFFECTS OF LIoUoR.-A man, na ned
Thomas Mullins, in 4 state Of delrium tremens,
attempted to take the life of his child. Officer
Moore arrested him, and Recorder Gutter COM
mitted BIN to jail.
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wing assessments on City property are due

The Committee are Of opinion that a sufficient amount
VIII be received from various sources fees Of Com
nor street Commissioner, inspectors Of Psvecn n,s
Market Bank lutert ST. Reols Lsenses &c 10 NEE, the
expenses applicable TO the whoe City. except the
amounts for Interest sinking fund and S45 500 OF the
erno1 :, Tor common Schools, and therefore, recon
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pHu.nrLpu,, MAhKEr, Thursday, M-

~ i5-R.eN /, IN 60 d-rnan' ~ go - p-r tan 1r w J.
T,eaTRS R.sNttiiu Th- COTrON r'a'k-t ''v-rV ia l.
In FlouR th p bu 10 10 Aios there 10 az 'e nj -
muir, si'her tJf CIV c"esuupil m 10 Doe
W,,trrp esir. .,d 81 81 80 bbs = - " sad ~
bh. str.ly rr--h ground P-Dbsylvsas - = m TIE
ales FOR hs surpy Trade hn I'D 81 y. 40 - W
IA RyT N OF 4 IL steady At ~ 81 Ia CoRS hEN No
rs. ..ca hon. have coma aod'r ootic- "hr - ia
olJ Psrn.vl,,p, Wbite s6 o. NJ and Rid 1 - 9'c v
ha.h.l Rvs wanted for diet os at SOD 20 bIt tle,
ip,-iry 0ON ba.h. !. uh-rp .nd Psansy Ysio~ sd
o3 &c. sAost oars ~ good deua"s iN" es"-s
prime Del-wu sald a. - hush.l which - further A.
vance 10 GsOcgAiIs and PRovSIoSs ~ chaaGs WHISKY
den and S0O bbls sold sc. Hads sol1 Of
the price.
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Cry FINANcEs.-The Finance Com
nittee reported the following as the amounts to
be ruistd by tax for City purposes for the year
commencing Let Of September, 1852;
- 4. =, 600 900 eeo <aO M
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.,,,,r ,,onr bAny TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, JULY 49, 1852

..-A. o,.,. a ,,t.sNx siI ss tpised 70 any Aicst
ss.sn 1880 .ssss 81 Coz sens"" "a '.o'oha
.sd o. absA SII S' e,nBOo n'a"as ~ ~, s-,,.d =,
s,.,, sov'h m u beld very firm Sh y, IL, -,
~. 49, "a. 10. II o." bss 81 v b't''' - is
,.,, "a 40 a Cd strsht h,a 10 ealurn ~ 80 a, a..
a.r~..,o-, . = a. 81 dAS r0 Fsne' ~ So.
co. DC. pI.n'y :: Corn a a, 8 fo ono
81 is' BIS si - isi 70, 80 Jersey a'' -
"Ga siNTh. ,uppl, Il Wh>si % Dcd.'Ai, ~' 80. a
.e,,s,. AZ. rno.ti, ., srrys tn hntrd s''s A.,
80, ~ "a - ,,tte Oslo ~ am % PA'ss -,
s,ne hnh ~, ., ,~d d.. nc aid -. 49,,
90 "a .,A OH p .bJut half n each - " ~. !. Ia,
- Of tb. ,e4spu The quaint foea ~ ,tSs .aA IA
Iw $500 :, Az a. IL sp1aA ans ga &c ~ - ,
nn]o "a So. Corn l~-s plenry sas tfe a.
an. .s--o-ts news s'imnl tes pre - thr ho a. :, n
-, 80. AZ "a Ar.h-ls mostly 10 'e "a
49, So q, -. n. r., a., A 90 Onms Wraern nsiS>a ssd
sa a., r.o, A XeDS urts 10 'cssee, 400 DN,' "a,
NHisK - The usrte - o~eI sno =, s11la f,t
.om. 80 hbls ~ at 2i H2}.s. @ pa"' 81 ~,
P-.n nsaass 4. ,ea'us aud rn sai-s' ns ~. Ns,,
PROXIsIOys-U Holders ~ Pork s's ~ hfm
r, eeie,. an al ,soes ord .vos.bs hFsisa 49,
Ted brsbs.s ard bunN sDey - re - - =, - a.. g,
aciiye fnT tn trade hat 70 roon ~ I,,s.ay M.
r. -, Is, sr- ~ bal. a. 90 'bfts va 70.
Ne tIs III e,r Prime aud sl Cor Pnmn Me- me
p,ier ever e6fained In tins mssst Tor an. nee sss
es 6nr M..- and ~ ~ Tor old CITY Prsms Pdns h~. .
OUT of nraTsst Beef H.ms scarce ann nph,ns
Ns,t. a. nrn bot qn'et lard 10 osti'f' ,sl.s 4"
.po ter-e. hsfote ths Asiss nave nsnsnr'd &c 'oI
,s-oo- he IA Il itt- Bntt-r more sNuad~nt 400 DYES
Io~-r ,s-s 80 OHIO Ttio and Sfs'@ a. lsslt -
Cbs.se bf-r rsq0s't snG IL h'ty hs'd al '"'io '''
srod 20 prn daifes .....
Than snN ru ~ rn3ny it Some dsiAy ks slsae hpS-
,,,r hGr- u can h. rod and render ., 20 he oh-r
ID. Isae nAnufa h1yilr FREE " We aotee sNes
81 A. CO.. n, aouesfie fleec- 81 s. ~ q1snp- sod D.
h.. Bant o. .shsi % rryat- Hsnp w Soi zoe
being PREPARED and sells for ooArS h0rsr- olsnAss
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f1arkets...By Telegraph.

Ntw.OaLTASS Jaly IS The Aras received
hsr- Of 10 o. fek III morning la s6elt Is bse,
dsv.oped Tho Ias Of cOrToN yesterday 500 bales
kiddlins Is quoted at 20.
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evn-hsss-.-.-. ~ s-o u Auca. -sto ga
snss ..sun
candy Hoek. Ssa Gov Island 30 ola He'd asts ale tis
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day strong police force to act only in case Of
NJ cessity. was in readiness. There were about
| $50 Brooklyn and 20 Wllliamsblrgh members
of the police force on the grOund, but the order
| ly manner of the laborefs rendered no action
| requisite.
APPROPRIATIONS FOR Cry EXPENSES.
IL total appropriations made by the Board OF
Finance including those of Wednesday evening
last, amount to $50, 40l 43. or this sum $63, $50
60 must be raised by tax, and the remainder S25,.
76l 81 will be prOyd I'd for by loans at per cent
interest for 10 years To the above city expenses
the County tax and School tax must BE- added
OF the above total sum 81 7Ol i3 consist, Of debts
and expenses, VIZ: interest, 1850 50 $l6,66l 81
TO pay the bills for the village the year previous 10
Wiamsburgh becoming a city $2j,63O is fer
salaries; $4,000 for lighting the streets 5000
for cleaning streets $4,000 for the Fire Depart.
msnt; 81 500 for repairs Of wells and pumps
$1,000 or contingent expenses; 8 ,82f so for ad.
Indicated claims 1921 % for rents and $500 for
the City Dispensary That which may be con
sdered to be an investment amounts to $ll 100
viz: lot for house of engine No. g, S 1860; for
engine. houses, $1,000 for addition to the Guy
Hall, $500 and for csterns 1000.
FUNERAL OBsEQUIEs OF Mr.. Clay
This evening the officers of the various societies
Of WillIansburgh will meet at Ashland Hall to
make arr lngements for the funeral obsequies of
Mr.. Clay.
ENLARGEnENT OF THE Cry HALL
On Wednesday evening the Board of Finance au-
thOrized the borrowing of $780, with which to
build IN addition to the City Hall. The building
is 10 be located on Fourth-street in front of the
bcll-tower, and will be used for city Offices. An
attempt was made to pass $1,000, $4,000, aud
$4,000, but they were severaiy lost, after some
debate.
TEmPERANcE.-A temperance meeting
OF the North Fifth st. Methodist Church last
evening, Was addressed by Rev. III. Hustled, aud
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BRooKLY'S ITEMS.

e ConHcs Coz .rcrI<-Ald. Spinola pre-
ssJas. s''' .ned asesiiug "os held las. eve
n.ag' -. As,oa f,orn the Chief Of Police
WIS -. -.ssne the appointment Of two
,,d;t;. - pol,ce,ecn in ,ae txth ward.-FiIed.
A Communication from the CITY Controier was
,eeeiy-d and directed TO be filed. From Il the
keaoeipg summary Of the state of the Sinking
Ppad is extracted
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The Committee deem 1t proper that the salary of
the Chief OF Police and the npporionment to the Fire
Department Fund shcud be raised upon the whole City,
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NV Bu,Ipr,os.-rh Willou hbypro-

re,t, between Fultnn-av. snd W,lioughhy-st.. -
b,,pg covered with substantial brick dwelling
houses sni ptorcs. The block on the latter street
will soon be completed, evidently
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ENLARGEMENr OF THE Cry HALL

TEMPERANcE.-A temperance meeting
of the North Fifth st. Methodist Church, last
evening, Was addresssd by Rev. IL. Hustled, aud
by Capt. De Camp, of the With Ward police.
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AccIprrr.-Mr. Longworthy fell oil
the top Of a Falton-av. stage day or two since
ard d,-locsted ms shoulder. he WAS taken 10 the
Hospital.
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Additional 81 1he America.

Ao01e1OU01 ~ the America.
HALIFAx, June 9th.--I send you the follow
ing additional intelligence by the America:
ENGLAND.
The telegraph line between Galway and Dub
lin had been opened.
The Galway Packet denies the statement
that the potato disease had re-appeared in Ire
land.
FRANCE.
The Emancipation Of Brussels says that a
manifesto in the name Of the Count hamford
and the Orleans Princes was already drawn
up. but its publication had been deferred for
brief season. The Gazette de Cologne corrob.
"rutes the statement, and says that Changarnier
is party to the movement.
The Moniieur denies that Napoleon is exert
ing an influence at Madrid hostile to Spain
This denial refers to Lord PaImerston's recent
statement in the House Of Commons that for
eign powers wereintrguing in Spanish affairs
ITALY.
The Marquis Duio had succeeded in re-
constructing Cabinet upon liberal basis.
The Tuscan Government had offered LOCO
francs as compensation to Mailer, an Eng
lishman, who was lately iIltreateJ by an Aus
TRAN mt Florence, which had been Indignantly
refused
Mr.. Bulwer. the English Minister to Tusca'
ny. arrived at Florence on the 18th ult.
hurry, the Englishman who was sentenced
To death by the Roman authorities is confined
in the Castle of Spoltro, and his Punishment
will probably be commuted.
GERMANY.
The journals of Southern Germany contain
1amentahle accounts of the famine which pre-
vail in many districts. Weaving and olhe'
branches Of employment are comparatively
idle Provisions were very high.
The Russian Car was expected to leav,
Berlin on the Seth of May. The LEIPZIG Ga
zet,e says the Czar had invested the 10000 ,0O(
francs Withdrawn from France in the recen
Austrian loan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-14

May OH, 1852.
JOHN T. THORNTON
[coRuEsPoNDENcE.1

LrNcHBuRG, June 9th, 1852.
Robert L Kent Esq: Sir addressed this af-
Robert II. Glass Esq. Editor Of the Lynch
burg Republican, requesting him to inform me who
the author publisher of andbill issued from his
Office, signed "a Member Of the Lynchburg Bar; l
have just received reply to that note in which Mr..
GLASS states that he is desired say that YOU 1.-THE
writer of said article"
l was the author of the piece signed Justice upon
which you commented in that hand-bl. 1t would be
needless to specify the portions Of said bandbl that
offensive. confirms insults wherever it audes the
author Of the piece signed Justice" hope therefore,
you will III proprety of rrtractng the portions Of
the said hand-bilf thai areinsulting to
am, our obd't s'vf,
tOHN T. THORNTON.
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AUCTION AND PRIVATE SALES.


GLAVES, STOCK, kc.s FOX BALE.
~ By virtue ofa decd oftrst executed to NJ rus-
tees by Wesley A. Wright aud Jane s. his wife, bear
ing date 30th March, 1919, and duly admitted to record
in the Clerks Office Of the county Of Pitsyvana,
shnl proceed sell the highest bidder, for cash,
Saturday,, the 10Th day Of july 1852, the residence
of said Wesley A. Wright in the county Of pittsyvania,
Rceville the following property conveyed Us in
ther and her two childrcn and ono Negro man Wiley
abou, IS years old also MI of said virgins Household
and Kitchen Furniture Plantation Utensils, and all
the stock of Cattle. Hogs. and Sheep that con-
veyed in the said deed, and their increase III
there be any)
We believe the title the above property 10 be good
but acting trustees, shall convey the purchaser
such title only is vested int
JAMES A. EDMuNDS, Trustees.
JOHN NJ. MILLER.
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Northern nj arkets.

BALTIMORE, June 9.
Sales of7O0 bbs. Flour 81 IL Alb Grain steady
NEW YORK MARKETS. June 9.-Cst'on--Markct
j. dull with downward tendency; sales of 1900 bales
Flour-Saes $4,000 bbls Southern, $4.3S to $3.50
Corn-20, 900 bushels sold ut 81 to SO cts.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, June IO.-Sales of 1900
bbs. Flour 81 u to 49, and COG bbs. ut $4.25.-
Grain steady.
NEW YORK MARKETS, June IO-Cotion-Sslcs
of 500 bales Orleans % 10 81.
Corn-Sales Of 30, 900 bushels mixed 81 62I lets
Four-Sales of II 900 bbls Southern ut 81 90. other
descriptions unchanged.
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wards they went into Committee Of the
Whole on the stale Of the Union, (Mr. Rich
ardson in the chair) and taking up the Indian
department general appropriation bill. speech
es were delivered by Messrs. Morehesd. Orr.
and Meachsm. The Committee thsn rose, and
the House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-14

Il Gardeners Florists, incorporated Companies, Man
nfacturs. Africans, Professiona Men, Mechanics, and
oth@s-The Pump and Fire Engine
cOmbimed.-RightS Secured by United States Let
ters-PatenG-ALL 1SFRINGEMENTs BE PRosEcU-
TED LAw.-This is the most valuable invention of
the age; and without which, manufactures, public edi
fees, hotels and private dwellings, incomplete and
comparatively insecure With this cheap and efficient
Fire Engine. the Farmer is perfectly Independent Of all
accommodating insurance companies, and bid
defiance to the ncendiary.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
We have in Mr. r. Birmingham Mitchell's PUMP
AND ENGINE, and esteem them n valuable up
pendage great convenience and efficient protec-
ton against fire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond.
r. B. TYLER, do
DR.. ROYSTER, Huguenot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Farmville.
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buckingham,
r. J. GAINES, Charlottee.
The Pump can be seen in ut Capt. NJ. s. Lang
horne's and VIM. H. Langhorne's residences Dia-
mond Hill, Lynchburg The Pump be seen in Rich
mond. ut the Wing Office.
|" NOT1CE.-Al persons buying selling the
sbove articles, responsible to me for it.
X. BRITTINGHAM MITCHELL,
march 22-ts Proprietor.
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m TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUA-

027k IKUSTEE'S SALE OE VALVA !.
49, BILE LAND IN PULASKI COUNTY-B,
virtue of the proysions of deed of rpst cxccu,ed
joseph A. Logan and myself by John Wvpnl If. and
Mildred A. his wife. on the 9Th dav of March. I84I
and duly recorded in the clerks Office of the coun,v
court of Pulaski county l. "a surviving Trus,-. vii, r.,
the purpose of executing the tr,s,s decare 4, and
deed, proceed on the l7tb dav of lime Isss q, ,bc
premises to sell the real estate conveyed in u a
If trus, Tn the h;gbest b;dd.r far re.dv r,on.,
The Land ia descr;bed in tho dced afor.. , 90,
living in the county Of Pnask IN the S,ats ~ Viro,r;
being the trac, unon which liz sa;d Wysal 5000 w
com1risipp var;nus surveys and ,r.c, MI o.,i-,o,.
81 .I;;: II - -
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas, Clifford Baltimore Ludlam &
Watson.
Schr. Mary Eliza, Applegarth, New York, Hay, to j.
W. Wright.
SAILED.
Schr. Agnes Ross, Doane. Halifax, Flour.
Schr. Lavina Jane, ketchum DAYS from Richmond.
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish, New York, Ludlam &
Watson.
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E ~ RICH NJ Ord AND
A2R.kR'k Danville Rail Road

Cheapest and most expeditions Ronte 10 the Street and
White Sulphur Spring. Through to Lynchbmrg in l6
Honrs-On and after Tuesday, June 18TH $50, through
tickets be obtaincd the office Of the Richmond
and Danve Railroad for Lynchburg and the Sweet or
White Sulphur Springs.
Passengers by this viii leave Richmond at A.
NJ, every day except Sunday. remain that night at
Lynchburs. and arrive the following evening the
White Sulphur Springs. remain all night at Sweet
Springs and the morning arrive the White Sui
phur.
Fare from Richmond to Lynchburg. ...--$5 90
Do do do toWhte Sulphur. 10 90
For seats in the Stage Lynchbnrg and the Springs,
apply to the Agent at the Danvile Depot. Richmond
Through passengers not providing themselves with
tickets will be considered way passengers and charg
ed an Increased rate of fare
je 14-3m J. ii. OSBORNE. Sup't.
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- 1t will be remembered that when commenced
business under myosrn name year or two SINCE FOUR
DOORS toward the Market House trom the old stand,
took the above and having strictly adhered ia
it, cndcavorng TO make my sales mutually beneficial To
the purchaser and myself now, under the same rule,
offer atruly generous community probably the most
extensive assortment of Dress and BOOTS
and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks, and
valises Travelling Bags, Umbrellas. Shoe Thread and
other articles belonging my business that has
been presented the citizens of Lynchburg and those
who purcha in this market.
My experience in my business, having paid ercluare
it for twenty FIVE years, my acquain-
tance with Manufacturers and Dealers, and my long
residence in Lynchburg qualities prepare my
selfto do well the best, and it is.
am very thankful for the liberal patronage received,
and shall strive its continuance.
P.SEABURY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-14

TOBACCO.-With some Few exceptions our market
remains unchanged in Tobacco there decidedly more
activity, We quote Lugs s34 $44; Common Leuf al
a54; Good % s7i; Fine $74 81. Fine manufactu
ring very and in demand prices ringing from
$l0a$46
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
WHEAT Market closed.
FLOUR-The market opens a little duer this week
with small receipts Offered Sit the bank without
sales. Buyers seemed inclined to drop again to SAL -
Stock light and good brands scarce.
CORN MEAL-65a7 0c-dull
OATS-45 cents, and scarce.
RYE-75cts
FISH-Herrings, No. l. Cut Sc 50, Gross $50
Roe 81 o.: Mackerel. No. 3, SOD; No. =, $lO4 No.
Sll. SIad none in rarket
LARD-Bbl-. Hal cts kegs III.
BACON-Sides held at IL cents Shoulders %; Hams
III to H.
MOLASSES-Sweet Cuba 2Oa22cts. New Orleans
30a3lcts.
GUANO-Peruvan 454 from wharf as! from store
COFFEE-Prme new crop Laguyra 9Ia93cts. Rio
good 10 prime, u to93
GLOVER SEED-s64 90.
PLASTER-Lump SO rs to 4; Ground 25.
SALT-From store 81 As; sale, from wharf 81 3Oa35
SuGAR-New Orleans 5a64 cents; Porto Rico 5a6d
cents.
HAY-Norihern, in bales-from wharf 81 from store
81 10.
STEEL-Amercan blistercd 81 O5 To 10 per ton
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-14
On OVERWHELMINGLY from

WV 1 homas Cardweil OF Charlotte county, some
five or six years ago. negro named Abram-cs-
led himself Abram Hunt. Since he left he has changed
his John Brown. He is black, about so wears
old, perhaps moreno particular marks recoIiected.-
His master has heard from him since be left ill late
y, he has been in Bedford and Franklin most or oil
the time His principal occupation is dieing wels-he
is st6ne Mason, understands blasting rock &c. He
has stad most Of his timein the neghborhood Of Pres
tons Store in Bedford He don't undertake to pass as
free man. but says he has hired his time of his muster:
but don't claim Cardwel his master but some other
person, and says he Is ut liberty undertake work
wherever he peases, and has paper that effect r
has once been to Ohio and returned voluntnry-perh
he may be making his way there again, as he /.
alarmed and left his old neiebborhood few weeks
am authorized by Mr.. Cardwell TO advertise hm'nanl
will give twenty dollars reward to any person ssi
will apprehend him and secure him in jail so that :.
him again Address Charlotte Court House. 's q.
"' Lime 7-w3v.1 JOHN w. DEsHAZJ. and
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