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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,


CO-PARTNERSHIP.
HE subscribers having the 9Th December. 1851 form
i ed Co-parnership under the firm of VESSEL s. Ell
LEXIS, have taken Stores Nos and of PIX Dickinsons
Building North Water Street. Wilmington, N. c. for
keep on hand general assortment of GROCERIES, IL
QUORS, and PROVISIONS, at wholesale.
]. VESSEL,
Jan. 10, 52-1l31m-20-3ml H. B. EILERS.
VESSEL, II. B. EILERs.
VESSEL & EILERS,
COMMISSION Merchants and Wholesale Grocers,
~ North Water Street, Wilmington n. c. intend to keep
at above stand general assortment of Groceries, Liquors.
and Provisions, at whoesale-and to carry General
Commission Business
E. P. HALL. Pres't Branch Bank of the State, A.
0. G.. PARSLEY Pres't Commercial Bank, Wilmington
Z. X. Dickinson, Esq.,
PoPPE & Co.,
DoLLNER & POTTER, Ne" 10rk' L1I3I
SOUTH CAROLINA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF CHARLESTON, S. C.
CHARTERED by the State of South Carolina, with a
- Capital of S25OOOO all paid in and well invested
FIRE, MARINE, RIVER AND LIFE RISKS.
CIAS. EDMONDSTON, Pres't.
A. L. TOBIAS, Sec'y.
ROBERT MARTIN, Col. JAMES GADsDEN,
M. G.. MoRDECAI, CHAS. II. WEST.
>. MowRY, Jr. HENRY CoEIA.
The subscribers having been appointed agents this place
the above named company prepared to offers
and issue policies OF Insurance Fire. Marine River and
Life Risks liberal terms All losses incurred this
agency, will be promptly adjusted and paid by the under
signed. DEROSSET & BROWN.
N B-Risks will be taken on the lives Of slaves on the
most liberal terms
Wilmington, N. c., Dee l. 1S51-72-d&wtf
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lust RECEIVED, per schr Era, from Baltimore. SO
y bags Rio Coffee; 10 Hhds assorted Sugars For sale
cheap. OWEN HOLMES.
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NOTICE.
r WILL continue the DRY GOODS AND GROCERY bu-
sness at the old stand of O. s; G. Holmes My stock is
complete and the patrons respectfully invited call and
examine prices. OWEN HOLMES.
April Is, 1852
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EREEMAN & HOUSTON.

MERCHANTS, WILMINGTON, N. c., respectfully ten
wi der their services to the citizens of New Hanover and
adjacent countless for the transaction of business The
nor partner D. c. FREEMAN is located in the city of New
York the junior partner, GEO HoUsroN. in Wilmington
desired advances will be made consgnments from and
to either place All goods entrusted to them will receive
proper attentions and orders will be promptly and carefully
filed They keep constantly On hand in Wilmington, a
well selected general of articles
required for family and plantation and the retail trade
which they will dispose of reasonable terms for cash.
exchange for naval stores other produce
Wilmington, N. c., April 10. 1852 185-tf-32-tf
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DISSOLUTION,
THE firm of o. G. HOLMES is this day dissolved. The
business of the firm viii be settled by the subscriber
Persons having claims against o. & G. Holiness will please
present them for payments and those indebted will confer
favor by paying up early possible
April l5 1852. OWEN HOLMES.
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TORN-l4O0 bushels board sloop Pine from Bea
~ fort county, hourly expected and for sale BY
April I5-3t FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
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properties Its sperenf diurstc and Alternative effects
upon the system valuable thrrapeutcal nsent, in
chronic diseases
Ifyou seek pleasure, yon need not 60 farther than
Dsggers Sprine.-here you may feast your eyes upon
Mountain scenery in all its noble grandeur inhale the
pure and invs"ra'ng mir join in every source
menf and m ng" with the pleasan, and agreeable
company In addition to this. you will fad every
ort;riensant bed. and bedding which
the most fastdous csuld grumblc-a table
passed by any in the mountains and bouniifuly
supplied with good veni.on beef mutton ham, turkeys.
chickens and ducks, cooked in all Of ways follow
ed by drsseri ofva'ious pastry, preserves ice
plenty Of rich milk and incredible uni er of ether
good things, that tie caPrcious appetite could not
fail to be graiifed with.
There Is bali room. music and dancing ever,
ing; attentive servants good stables well furnished with
Provendcr and what Is also very agreeable tothc
Of us) the charges less thnn any other watering
place in the mountains Families DESTROYS of spending
the summer in the mountains. could find "a more
pleasant and agreeable place than Dugser's Springs
This delightful watering place is owned by Mr..
Hatcher pure virginan, endowed with all the attr-
butrs of gentleman. and who seems determined to
spare trouble in contributing the comfort and
joymcnt Of the visitors both sick and we'll
Yours. &c. +.
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Correspondence of the Nirgiri,4L
4 Visit to the Mountains. DaEger's
Sprinys, &c,

Ma. EDrTcR: 1t ia n,w the heginusng of July and
dogdsys will be Arrc to add TO the vir.,lence Of
disases and remind the and the pleasure
seeking community of the many pleasant .ummer
vita which Virginjans l~untifully blessed
l they soud seek the SHORE they sv enjoy the breeze
from the anil the evcrvaryng spectacle Of the O.
surface presenting AMI plea of SEN
saoH he sounding strand the leap of the br-sker;the
CHUNG md flowing soil Of the on the sands; ships
heavng in -gl asd slowly dapper company CON-
versaiion. music and the danor and aboe all the bath
ing in the amin uing surf present combined means Of in
creasing health and spirits. Il they should seek the
mauntnans sAs srbmry of the scenery is more grand
A far as the eye reaeh.yo behold no~n,aips one n
the other raising their lofty heads in Noble grandeur
each covered with heavy dirk forest: save here and
there eraggy ehf from which hangs ia ,uxur;,p,
wreaths. the mountain Ivy. Rose and v t. Jro,n mad
waste their the ,lesert air. In
ing or d-sef ading the moun'ain the power of spcccb
is for monscnt lost in contemplating the xild and ro.
mantle scenery High above your head IRE imne,an,
rocks and barren peaks. without bush b,amhe-f,r
below your feet dark and deep rasines covered Inv
the green and graceful drapery ef the fres thrupb
which wind the pure mountain in s..rcb of the
mighty Atiante Amidst this uphcnving Of nature pre
" small, beautiful aud fertile valleys. where the
pure and insisors'ing the stress clear ard r,ps
and there malaria He4e are beautiful ,pd
shady groves. and to walk blythe side cunning waters
and listen 20 tie plash Of the falls mparts delicious
calm to the sou~he the physical powcc as in a sort of
waking deer, seize the OPP ortun and restore
their wanted strength Here ure li,ls over which, tie
OysPeptic and Ansmic patients may ramble to fnrce
the blood the dstan, points of the circulation
and drive it from the deepest Of the body uug
mentng Pa'i rsss the developenfpcwer With the in.
yisoration at the appetite and digestion.
It's in these lovely valleys you will find gushing forth
the arsmed fountains of health the Medcatrz Natxrae
from which hundreds annually living witnes-
Sea OF t'e'r est healing powers Among eD.geers
Spags has its full share Of reputation for s healing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-19
Il Circuit Court Of the corporation Of Lynchburg
~ continued and held the Cnurthnuse In said COR

Circuit Court of the corporation of Lynchburg.
continued and held at the Courthouse IN said cor
P',a,', On oaiu'""y .ue ''h "a! Vi cnhc, 1919
o' " en Pur,.ct u ,n NEE a. 'iee'h'
1ohh nicharasoh' ienry ". WINE "iafh hi1geWay,
,apo'eon uape' aired p''iafa h'ehard o. hs'
imam "a h'te executor Oh 1acop he Gee d Alex
aue i'ine' Tue i,eSaeh'; directors ana company oil
ie Hsn' np''s """ pue Mug iu'"lNe COMPANY
~ lung anu i1i'Aa n ms VIZ" ~, eSee''o anu eA-
e'ut,A -, Jesse cry acc H. mn saa~' "ri'ain
Ooy", ie'S N"'' a''haS ii"r " ~ na',n
USieE' MOSES lehh, tIarwoou "! Iehn SPINS q
wait re"eriek Nihooi. Luther "ni'' Denamn sever
e "a Ac" 'onh 'iGO"S Jf-' 'oh' a.i" James
oapenesr,' NJ n!na smith, 'o,,n Capeneart oi,as mum
I E nPs laac d. napney' npoeil l'. n
anu Eyer Du[ses' surviving partners Oh tne hrm Oh ems
l'a'nii'oh ~ Co., James Dream asu 'o'h Afachweii'
W.s 0"Iter N""srsep nm" "n,tiAer' Anare"
i.e"henh, in"'has ~. Laoahk, preseason arm
S,o,s o. Hrhiy JAWS Iiehy se~' Dav'd hummer,
H|eh'ei Day, Lewis nu,her aa m WIN ue VIII
nheAed o' y1nh De'ofu acc a., in"nas d. niosoh'
id,''' "d purses lanes "a '''sr'w"'"e'' hohs
o'''", 'o' ', m' "i''",S ~ 'iet''' i",i"
ny s'eS oco',, Eyer pu,seS' Hni'i, pat
", - 90" ~ .,' " nS"' " i''a NJ 'i'ah " e'h
-i'r 'aha ~ 90 Jon" W. " ath" s. 'isoh q D,ooAS
~, '''o'"'a"' ''e"io'' vi JON" 10, oa"e"
80,
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n1''es rren" IN us Owl rgnt ana Us avn Oh
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'' u"u,, "a" "se VI '"en's-"he years y -, h""es'
| '''"''" "' '''''" De''
Nathaniel ii. Campbell having niermarred with the
defendant Mary C. Crale he is hereafter to be treated
rs defendant IN this cause and the plaintiffs John Rich
Jacob White decd. w lillian Cook David Ogesby John
Victor. partner of Williams & Victor. and John ".
| Bagwcl. partner of Smith, Bagwe CO., having de-
parted this life their deaths hereby suggested of re-
cord. and thercupon the motion of Samuel Garland
admir- of John Richardson decd John d. Davis, Sheriff
Amherst county, and in that character admir- of Rich
annexed of Jacob White decd Gusfavus A. Wincfieid
| and Edwin r. Cook. adm rs with the will annexed of
William Cook decd, and William NJ. Cabcll admir- of
David Oglesby deed by counsel-they are seversiy
substituted plaintiffs in this in the place and
stead of the deceased persons aforesaid whose estates
they represent respectively and this cause is ordered
stand revived, and be proceeded in in future in
their names accordingly. And ,hereupon this cause
on this day again to be heard upon the papers for
mery read: and the decrce of The Suprem Cnr, nj An
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&1OO REWARD.-Abouta month

~ lOO since there away from the plantation
utmy J. r. Watkins, situated on Wallace's Greek
and Staunton River in the county ofCharlotea negro
named JOHN JOHN MIDDLETON, belong
ing me, and hired by my for the present year.
Jonn is remarkably TALL likely negro, nearly, if not
quite six feet high Of dark complexion, almost black
has large mouth and at times somew hat sury, dis
-ted expression Of countenance and hest
slightly in his speech. He is not over twenty
Ave years old though he appears be older and might
be mistaken for thirty John remained the planta-
lion. where he hired for about fortnight utter he
first away At the end of that time, it is believed
that he entced awny in the direction of Lynchburg
bv white man Of bad character. negro an
swering the description of John. reported be
confined runaway in the Jail of Bedford county but
on writing to the Jaior received stating
that the negro along with another runaway confined in
IN" room. had made his escape on the night of
Wednesday the Both of June last by means of file fur;
ished from some source not ascertnined. will pay
reward of $40 who will safely deliver the
foresaid John to The reward will be ,ncreas-
ed to $50 if be should he apprehended anywhere Of
the counties of Charlotte Halifax. and 800 If ap-
pretended any where west of the Blue Fridge noun.
tain>.
Address ali communications to civilian NJ. Watkins
Sen'r. ESQ, Charlotte Court House, Va
jy 19-ts WIN. NJ WATKINS.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


FARMvILLE. July II. 1852.
WASHINGTON. July l6.-CoNossss.- The
Senate took up private bills.
HousE.-The Florida and Alabama Rail
road bills were nagatived. Indian appropria-
tons were then taken up.
Mr. Cars WLL-Lexingtun. July 10th.
Mr.. Clsy's Will was read in Court on Monday
last. 1t hears date. July 10, 1851. and pro-
vides that children Of his slaves. born prior to
January 1880. are to be liberated and sent to
Liberia-Males at the age of % years-Fe.
ma 'es at %; 3Eears earnings TO be appropriated
for their expenses 1t further provides. that
they be laugh, to read, write aud cyphcr.-
Ashland is left TO Mrs. Clay during her lifetime.
after her death 10 be sold. and the proceeds
divided among his children. Some small re-
MEMBRANES were left to his friends.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Smiling Of the Ocean Steamers.
To the Patrons Of the Virgimian.

The proprieors of the VIRGNIAS have always intend
ed the Telegraph line from Richmond to
Lynchburg should be in operation publish their paper
daily Early month the Telegraph will he compile
ted and the present volume Of the paper closes about
the 18th ofAugust. they will with the of
the next volume. issue daily paper.
In undertaking this enterprise have make con-
siderable outlay but TO indemnity us, confidently
claim support which vii! encourage in this new
field of labor and. trust, usefulness.
It is unnecessary parteularze the inducements the
DAILY VRGINIAN will present for the patronage Of the
conmunity-of that prefer should speak for itself
The Semi Weekly VIRGISrAS will Of continue to
be pub-h and in the increased labor thus thrown up
it. being made up from the Daily it will contain more
reading matter.
The Daily will be delivered City, and all other sub
scrhers who huve daily mails, for week after Its pub
LEGATION. during which time they will be waited upon
when they inform if they willing o change
their suhsc ipons from the ScmWcckl, o the Daily
Those WIN desire do So either call the Office
inform by letter would save us some trouble
Tn size will be neorly that OF the Richmond Times
Terms So per annum-
July l.. TERRY & SHIELDS.
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DEATHS,

Departed this life at her residence in P,:t-,vaua
county, the 4th July. Mrs. SARAH B. NJ. SMITH in
in the 18th year of her uge.
Mrs. s nith the daughter of William ind Ann
Fannill, of Grunge county. She was twice married.
her first husband being the late David F. Patrick. Of
Piitsyivonia. Mrs. Smith confined by bodily in
firmly To her horse the last of her Iii and
though uravoilahly suffering much. she endured with
accomplishing and cheerful resignation her appointed
lot She May years since received into the Bap-
tst Church Srai,tone. and continued till her death
to evnce ty her consistent conduct the sincerity of her
profession.
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y acting commissioners under decree Of the Cir
cult Court of the city Of williamsburg and county Of
Jnmes City, rendered the 18th day Of November s5
" offer public sale, Mt Charlotte Court House,
Monday the 6hday Of september next tha, being
day, the valuable estate, known Middle Quarter be-
ing that otion ofthc Roanoke assigned Judge
Beverly Tucker in the division of the lands of John Ran
doph. and upon which is the Mansion House of Mr..
Randolph Middle Quarter lies in the county Char
loe, the Staunton River and contnns about sixteen
hundred upwards Of four hundred fine river
low grounds. The highland is of good quality, with u
bundance of wood
The depot Of the Richmond and Danvie Railroad ut
Stsunton river. which point the road is graded,
about miles distant. and by good road,
and also by navigation the river
The commissioners empowered to divide the land,
should they deem il advisable.
Terms OF SALE:-The purchase money to be paid in
three equal annual nslalnents carrying interest from
5aLuary, 1853 Bonds with approved security
will be required. The purchaser wihuve the privilege
Of seeding crop this fall, and full possession given the
LIST ofJununry
The estate will he shown my wishing exam
inc it, by the the premises, and for any
further information, address ?. NJ Thompson, Williams
burg, Va.
MoNTAGu THOMPSON. comm,.,,.r,r,
JOHNR K. RYAN. ooih"'ss'ohe's'
V.l.,
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C0lGMERCIAL RECORD.

LYscHpuRo, July IL. 1852
OBACCO.-Inspecfions the past week, 5l2 khds.,
receipts slightly diminished. market continues animated
and price. we'll sustained for all grades. Sales Of Lus-
FUN o. 40 to q; common Leaf ~ so to Is So nedi-
nm Leaf q so 10 Is 50 good and fine shipping Leaf
O. 50 to 81 good $40 to SIS; fine to ex-
ira do. from SIS upwards in quality. Sale yesterday
Of srna II tub Of Tobacco made by Thos H. Mar.hall
If Pitt-ylvana county, Messrs. Psynes & Crumpton
manufacturers ut 81 20 per pound.
wM T SMITH,
Commission Merchant
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USCEI,I .ANEoU1
VVO THE FRHEND0 or TEWPER.
II naaGG II XfGnEfanasH y,

y
i aNce II vfrgtnia.-zsalouss and active I'D
vocstes Of Total Abstinencc in Monroe county, have
proposed that Convention Of the friends of Temper
throughout The State, shall be held in Staunton
on Wednesday the 4th dsy Of August unite in
the adoption Of plan for securing the legal suppress
sion the trac in Intoxicating liquors. They also re-
commend that this Convention be constituted by the
appointment Of not less than two delegates from each
county.
Owing to its locality and accessibility Stnunton
been proposed the suitable place for holding
the Convention.
We most cordially concur in the enterprise, and as
you in behalf Of fellow citizcps that the pro-
posed Convention will be cheerully welcomed this
place respectfully suggest Tint preliminary steps
be taken, in the several districts Of each county. for
holding Convention at ,arly day. to appoint dele
gates To the State Conventions and in order that the
counties near Stsunton be represented dspropor
fonaly to the Others suggest that than six
delegates and many altcrnates be appointed by each
neghborns county. Let every effort be used secure
the attendance Of delegates. May hope by this
movement, foot which. Tor genern.
tions come will the Individual. social re
gous and political welfare of feow-citizens hrough
~
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-

The undersigned will offer at public auction, on
Saturday the 21st day of August next valuable Tract
of Land, containing than TWO HUNDRED
ACRES, situated in the county of Amherst five miles
from Lynchburg, near Lees Camp Ground
About half is in cultivaton-some of it is fine
Flat and Tobacco Lots. The improvements consist Of
a. good DWELLING and Out Houses. The en-
- closures good and the premises well worthy the
attention of those wishing purchase.
Terms.-One-third cash-;hc deferred payments will
be made known the day Of sale. which time, the
time of giving possession will also be made known
Benjamin Watts living it, will show the Land
wishing to view it. GEO. w. BARNETT,
STEPHEN II WATTS.
lily l9-w5w1 BENJAMIN WATTS.
~. Republiran coDy
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L
i By virtue Of deed of executed % bv
John Garth and Emily his wife, bearing date the oath
day June $780, and Of record in the county Of
Botetour shall the 2lst day Of July, 1852 before
the front door Of the HoteoccuPed by Mr. Dars in the
town of Paftonsbug, in the Stnte Of Virginia. expose
sale by way ofpublic auction. Lots Of Ground,
situated in the said town of Patonsburg each contain
ing -, and designated in the plan Of said town by
The numbers following to wit: No. g. No 25; No. 49,
No. 5l No So, and No 81; Of which the first mem
toned il improved. and the balance IRE unrnproved
Al-o. Four other Lots OF Ground, each
containing situated in that part Of the said town
called SCOTS addition md designated BY the following
numbers. towit: No. s, No. 8; No. 10, and No. IL.
The property above mentioned will be sold on cred
Of IL months the purchasers giving bonds with good
personal security, and the title the property will in
every instancebe retained until the payment Of the pur
chase money thereof and be liable be resold the
risk Of the purchaser in default Of the payment Of the
purchase money, any part thereof.
Acting trustee, viii only convey such title 10
vested in me by the deed Of trust aforesaid.
je lO-wt21iy CHISWELL DABNEY, Trustee.
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T1RUsTEE's sALEs.--By virtue of a de,

VvNkUSTEE'S SALES...By virtue of a deed
L of trust executed by John J. Phnup, the under
signed the 9TH day Of February, 1852, for certain
purposes therein mentioned shall Saturday, the 31s
day of July, 1852, the hour Of 10 o'clock A. NJ in
front Of the market house, in the city Of ynchburg pro-
coed sell public auction for cash 100 Of val
liable land, heavily timbered Said land is situated
Gamblers Mountain, about four miles from ynchburg
adoins the lands of General ID. Rodes and II Pate
son. and is valuable for its wood Persons desiring
purchase requested view the lnnd before the day
of sale. WIN. M. CABELL, Trustee.
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good shipping qualities.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
FLOUR-s4 l2 to shippers.
CORN-70 cents full supply.
CORN MEAL 80c-dull.
OATS-40 cents
WHEAT-The mllers refuse o make any offer for
wheat; considerable parcels being delivered the price
to be settled hereafter.
FLOUR-Thc canal continues closed and the market
rerail-Superfne "a % a 81 !; Extra a 5Oa475.
RYE-75cts.
FISH-Herrings, new No |, Cut 81 90. Gross s.. so
1915 Roe 81 90; Mackerel No. 5, sol; No. 9 Sl04-
No. !. Sill. Shad $40 1850
LARD-Bbs. l4a1l4 cts. kegs Il4al2.
BACON-Sides held at l0i cents. Shoulders 9a93
Hams ia to H.
MOLASSES-Sweet Cuba eOaoocts New Orleans
30a3lcts.
GUANO-Peruvian 451 from wharf
COFFEE-prime crop Laguyra 9aa93cts. Rio,
good prime. 81 10.
CLOVER SEED-$Gd to61
PLASTER-Lump 50 rs to a. Ground so to8.
SALT-From store 81 A.; sales from wharf 81 30a35.
SUGAR-New Orleans 5a6 cents; Porto Rico 5a64
cent?.
HAY-Northern. in baes-from wharf 81 from store
81 IL.
IRON-Pg Iron $24 10 30, according quality;
Sweeds s95 per English so; Tredegar, Richmond
mandatory 65 Up Country Bar ssaas7, according
quality.
STEEL-American blis,erej 81 O5 to 10 per ton.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS, July l4-Tobacco-
The market this week has been active and prices
littleberter. The breaks have fallen off Wequote
Lnss $3 ~ mostly n, 81 To Leaf 81
to s6far to good SOD to s9;vey good and fine 81 l3
Corn-Sales of 1900 u 1000 bushels Use o SOC.
Wheat-New begins to arrive, and the market has
opened 86c o 90c.
ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, July IA
Market dull. We quote Beef Cattle s3a3 IS per 100
gross. Live Hogs 81 50a$7 IS. Lambs 81 a5a2 50.
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MOTTO E..-THE UNDERSIGNED
offers his services To the citizens of Lyncburg and
the surrounding country. in Drawing Designs,
Models 0md Plans Of b Mildings general-
~ with order and dslatch and pledges HIM
self prompt and aithfu discharge of all
which may be- entered into by him.
Ieis "a nar." and hopes that he may be able to re-
ceive least portion of the patronage the commu-
nifty herrabouts. Charges modentc.
july ia-4t JOSEPH NJ. BROWN