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was dull at last quotations.
Considerable activity, marked by spec
ulation, obtained in all the Continental
Corn markets, at the time ofthe Pacific 5
sailing. The Mark Lane Express, the
London organ Of the trade, reports that in
France, holders Of Wheat and Flour have
again raised their pretensions. and ship
nents Of wheat and Flour from thence to
England could no longer be made with
advantage Extravagantly high prices
were current in the Baltic ports after the
receipt of the advice of rise in England
The Irish markets are overstocked with
Indian Corn; the quantity amounted to
100000 quarters. against 10000 quarters
same time last year.
POLITICAL AND GENERAL
NEWS.
The question Of war or peace, which
agitates the English side of the channel,
exciies little attention in Paris. The Lon
don Standard learns from what it consid-
ers good authority, that
Far from entertaining any warlike inien
tons, the French Presidents intention is
to reduce the army, by abolishing the sys-
TEN Of CONSUMPTION, aud consequently, we
understand the 10000 conscripts who
would be liable to be called ont this Spring
will be allowed to pursue their peaceful
avocations."
On the other hand. the Paris correspon.
dent Of The Chronicle. writes on the 25tb:
The impression is becoming daily
stronger here that we are on the eve OF
war Those who are aconainted with the
sentiments of Louis Napoleon on the sub.
iect. nil admii that he will not only do moth
;rr - ,-o,.ont war Lut tba, he will he
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-19

-Hfd"H btPH/tWtW ~ mr. army
BY Board Of Army Surgeons, which
recently convcrol inthe city Of New York
for The examination Of Assistant Surgeons
for pro action. and Of candidates for APP
poiutmcnt in The Medical Staff of the Ar
my, he following named gentlemen were
examined and approved:
resistant .Sargeons.-Levi II. Holden,
Richard +. Simpson, Robert Murray. and
Lew is A. Edwards.
Caadidafes .j1r AOpo;atmcnt. - Basil
Norris, Maryland; T. Charlton Henry,
Pcnusy lyania; Andrcw.I. Foard. Gcorga;
Edward p. VoIlnm, New York; John
Moore. Indiana; Andrew X. Smith, Con
ncciictt; Edward ii. Watson. Pcnnsylya-
MIA; Richard Potts. Maryland; Richard II.
Alexander. Kentucky; and George Suck
ley, New York.
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For Com missioner Of Revenue.

r9'We are authorised to announce JOHN. +.
CLARK n candidate for the Office Of commission
cr Of the Revenue, for Campbell county.
Feb l9-iits
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~ announce myself rs n candinatc for the Of
fee of Commissioner Of the Revenue for the Wes-
tern District Of Campbell county. Having acted
for several years as Assistant commissioner, fiat
ter myself ttat (if clcced) shall be able to dis
charge the duties Of the office in satisfactory
ncr- CllAS. A. llOLCOMBE.
FAB r
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rY-We are authorized to announce RIO. q. DOSS
n candidate for Commissioner of the Revenue for
the county Of CamnlcIl Jan l5-ifts
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I 8 The secret decd. naming the person whom
F French Prcsilcnt recommends To the people to
pose for his successor. in ease of bis own demise.
paid to he already drawn out and signed hv Lou.
Napoleon. ready to be deposited IL the archives
the Senate. The parsonage named !. Lscicu.
/ Younger brother Of the Prince OF Caaino, aud
nlhcr Of the Assembly
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tE- We are authorised 10 announce DAVID
HOFFMAN a candidate for the Office OF Commits
,ioner Of the Revenue for the Western District of
the county of Campbell. Jan 5-tsif
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~ We are authorised to announce Mr.. FRAN
els THORNTON candidate for Commissioner
fthe Revenue for the county "f Campbell
Dec 1--tsif
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Lynchbuvg NInrkct.--rcb. ~,

WHOLESALE PRICES
PRovisIoSs-Bacon--Stoc hght--Sales l0aii
BY the quantity.
PoRx.--Sslcs $6I
BrKr,-We quote by the quantityM ls3 cts
FIouR.-Surcriinc new &33at4; Old no sale;
Family New $ia3, as to quantity and quality
Stock light.
WHrar.-RedT5c; White 80 cts.
MEAL. Corn Meal 75as0c.
GRAts.-Corn 70a75 cts; Oar. 40 cents.
GuASo.--Bestpe Peruvian $50 to S. per ton.
PLAsrrR.-Lump. s7;Ground s94.
SuGARs.-Ncw Orleans 7 1a9 cts: Porto Rice1 to
10 cts Clarified l0all cts. Loaf II to i"3 cts.
WHisKY.-Mourtain 30 10 IL cts. Scarce and
In demand.
BrEswAx.--ol togo cents.
BurrsR.-But lit,lc demand for frkins, which
quote i4al3c. for No. /. Fresh. at Market
House, brings higher rates, hut not uniform.
BRASpr-Apple, ioal5; Peach. so TO s. Gus.
EAR IRos.-375aS0 assor,eddull.
CorrsE.-Rio loi 10 II cts. Lsguira I7alt
Mocha 20
CouSrRY LiSGss.-Tow Ito 1 4; Flax t2Al4cu.
CorroN YARss.--Sclcs l7alscn
FrArnras.- TO IS cts.-Searee and in de-
mund.
WooL.--s5 to 90 cts. in dull
Wool RoLLs.-35 10 3f4 very scarce.
GiNsESa.-32a35 cts.
FLAX Ssrp.--Sacs / 10 per sc III.
FrsH.--Hcrings, No. !, Ssi; Halifax No. Her
rings, s6ns7l; Shad. none; Maclercl, No. >, $3.50
toss
TALLow.-S to 81 cts.-dull.
TAR.-S3.50 per bbl.
IlEar.-We quote 81 To &c. in demand
LiNsEED Ou.-7On73cts.-in demand.
L,Rr.--ioto Il cts.
Trcislts up and Down the Canal.
Tobacco, leaf (pcr hogshcad,) u
Do. manufactured, (pcr boS) 10
Flour, (Pcr bbl) 10
Bar Iron, (pcr toni %
Pig Iron, (pes tnn.) %
Lead, Pig and Shot, (rer TONI 90
Plaster, (per TONI 90
Salt (rcr sack.) 6i tos
Merchandise and Produce (per 1909 10000
MoLAssEs-West India 81 to 40 cts. per guon-
n. .. A. to Is cts.
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LONDON. Jan. 26fh.
lsnNDON- an. ZOfn.
LOUIS NAPOLEON IN LONDONi

Louis Napoleon was in London, on a
flying visit, on Monday last. We have
good authority for stating the fact, incrc-
dIhle as it may appear. He went back,
as he came, in disguise, his business being
Of a strictly private nature. What that
business was, we are, of course, unable to
say. We can only coniucture-from the
romantic attachment known to exist be
tween the Prince President and the Mar
1uis of Normauby-that the recent dcser-
ton of that noblemen has deeply affected
The heart Of his bosom friend. and that he
found the impulse to follow him irresistible.
Whether Pylades an Orestes met, and il
so, they met. and how they parted, this
dcponcnt saith not" JOHN BULL.
The Exchange between England and
America is 0.67 per cent. in favour of
England, leaving small profit on the i'm
portation Of gold from the United States
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
PARIS, Wednesday, Jan. IS
From the Morning Herald.
The General Council Of the Saone and
Loire has been dissolved on account Of its
hostility 10 the government
Large purchases Of Flour have been
made for France in the English market
1t is said the expectation from France will
be prohibited.
The great news Of to-day is NJ. Dupin's
resignation Of the post Of procureur-g rene
raj Of the Court Of Cessation. The ex-
President of the National Assembly has
written pungent letter to NJ. Abbatucci,
the minister Of justice, notifying his retire
ment from Office, to which he continued to
cling With such unworthy tcnacity after
the coup d'ctat Of December
The President has determined upon
taking off the stamp duty on the ieuileton
OF ncw spapers.
| LATEST COMMERCIAL ADVICES.
LIVERPOOL, "Wednesday morning, Jan
uary 2S.-Thc sales of Cotton for the last
four days have reached 10000 bales, OF
which $4,000 bales were sold Yesterday.
and the same amount will probably be sold
to-day. In some instances an advance of
81 has been paid, but generally the ad-
vance las been Id. The Manchester
trade is itunroyinp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-19

tol james q adsden OF south carolina,
writes TO the Shreveport d-a-) Gazette.
that colony Of Hunters is organizing in
South Carolina. to emigrate to California.
He says that if the California Legislature
responds fayorabIy TO the memorial of the
proposed colony, asking leave to settle
there it'll their slaves. they will be seen
with some 500 to 500 domcstics, with 200
10 500 axes, opening the highway 10 the
! cultivation aud civilization Of the shores
Of the Pacific. His letter says:
I'VE are in part organized-if we can
get a favorable response 10 memorial
NOW before the California legislature. 10
Introduce our domestics aud our southern
ulfivation-indeed our colony, protec' ed
by a government force, might be the
means of opening a wagon road to the
head waters oithe Red River, and from
thence 10 the PaSo del Nortc, and west
wardly by the ella 10 the Pacific. This
route has long attracted my attention as
the most practicable to California; and, al
though somewhat advanced. the vigor and
energies Of manhood would be renewed
on M expedition so exciting and so full OF
hope. Wound you, at your convenience,
advise me Of the accessibility by steam to
Shreveport, or to the highest point on Red
River, and an accoun, of the character OF
The cou 1try in.erioriy up the sources Of
that stream, and from thence TO the Paso
del Nortci II appears TO me hatby keep
ing within the valley, many oftbe difficult
| lies Of a land passage west would be re
moved, and, from the sources Of the Red
River, crossing the elevations which d.
vide the waters Of the Mississippi flom the
Rio Grandc, We might fall upon some trib-
utary Of tic latter leading US into its val
ley.
Now. fin connection with your can
wasting Of tie parishes and districts of the
on Congress the organization Of a corps 0!
engineers, under adequate military pro-
teciion and tender the same protection
10 colony such as propose. with con
dltion that as return for This protection
supcradding propably subsistence the eff
Gent force Of the colony should be en-
ploycd IN making ard opening a road for
teams and wagons, there would be 10 diff.
Guilty in the organizing Of such an cxpcdi-
ton, while the protection rendered might
be a stimulant. A small advanced mount
ed corps could proceed ahead with the en-
ginrcrs; examine and spy out the inlrica-
cics ofthe coutry; mark avenues, which
will he open by tie axc-mcn ofthe ag.
ricu'tniisis who follow. under the protec.
tion Of an armed frrcc"- Rick. Eng.
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Case Of III. THraSber-llr. Barria@er
P ,fen'fea.-A special despatch in the New
ork Times of Friday says:
Some papers have been inclined 10 cen
pre- Mr.. Barringer. our Minister at Ma
bid, for his lack Of zeal on behalf Of Mr.
hrasher and the Cuban prisoners. Now
e fact is, and s,atcit on authority that
|lnnot be gansayed, that Mr.. Bariingcr.
his earnest application, ohtained the re-
ase of the prisoners before any instruction
ON our Government relating TO them
Eachrd him. 50. also, the pardon and
lease Of Mr.. Thrasher were Obtained by
r. Barringer before he received line
ON Mr.. Webster on the subject, and he
re the arrival of the special bearer of de
patches relating 10 it from the United
Rates.
Mr. Thasher may lie soon expected in
is country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-19

TuE SovERrIGNs or EuRoPE.-E igh
ZEN of the Forty SIX soverciGns OF tie
ointment Of Europe have no descendants
no can succeed them. Eleven will be
iccccded by thcirhroihers;two-thc King
+ Denmark, and the Duke of MoJcua--
" their uncl's and onc-the Elcctnr Of
Hc<sc-hv his cousin. Four--thc Pope
ROME. the Dakcs Of Bruins wick and
nhal Beruhurg. and ihe Landgravc Of
esse Hamburg, have no descendants or
ollatcrals who can succeed them. Tween
six have sons who are heirs prcsump-
We
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j. NEWTON GORDON.

~ We are requested to announce JOHN ID
ALEXANDER, candidate for the Clcrkship in
the Circuit Conr, for Campbell county.
Nov l0--itts
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LOLA MONTES This famous character we
understapd, " ii arrive here tonight. friend de-
sctibeS her az one Of the most fascinating Of wo-
mcn-not good dauccr; but graceful one. He
saw her in Washington Saturday night, when there
came near being row. She was called out aud
a she catered the stage, man in the pit i, sup
posed to have Put his hand 10 his face to silence
sume tUiIchiug ii nerve. which act she under
stood 70 bc the putting q The thumb to the and
the wrisgling Of the li,tle fngrra well known eN-
preston OF derision. Lolas pretty eyes flushed the
FIRE OF Indignation and advancing. she exclaimed
with great energy: i did not dis country
TO be insultcd r and retired in passion \ great
hubbub cnsued with caics u "'put him OUT Quiet
va-, however, soon restored, ard Lola danced her
ncNi piece I'd good hnmor-p u, patch.
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To he Voters Of Camp,eH Corntv.

At the solicitation Of many of my friends. ! an
nounce mvselfa candidate for the office Of Clerk OF
the Circuit Court Of Campbell county. Having ac-
ted as an assistant in that and several other Clerks
Offices for nenry four years hatcr myself that (if
electcd) shah be able TO discharge the duties Of
the Office in satisfactory manner
Nav 6-tsf j. NEWTON GORDON.
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rVRUsT SALE or VALTAnLE

l. PROPERTY BY virtue of q deed N t,,,.,
executed to me by Soomor Clark, bearing dn,r
the - day Of January, 1851, aud duly recorded
in tic Ceiks office OF the county court Of Bedford
60 carry out the purposes specified in said deed
shall Proceed to sell. by way of public auction. 4,
the highest bidder, on Friday the io,h dny Of
March, next. uSj2 the following property, which
Is mentioned in -nid deed, to w One TRACT
OF LAND, lying in the county Of Bedford. mar
Norwood. containing about 137 Acres, nyk
Another Tract in the same ncigLbonhnod. -
upon which Mrs. Sn.an Clurk now resides. COM
tanning 40 Acres; onc other Tact ndjrininr
the same. containing ~ Acres. All these
Tracts of land situated IN very plcn.nat
neig'horhood. within tho immediate vicinity e
tho Nirginia md Tennessee Raitaad, about Is
mile. from the town Of Lynchburg; they IRE IL a
good quality, and well waicrcd. At the sam. time
mud place. shull sell all the Plantation Utensils,
Stock Of Hogs, Sheep aud Cattle, and the House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, conveyed under said
deed
The above sale will certainly take place On Fri.
dry the 10Th day Of Mnrrh. 1852 at Norwood. IL
Bedford county.
SAMUEL NJ SCOTT.
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LvAMlLY BACON, in quantities To suit
Il purchasers, Lard, Plain Domestics, Cheese,
and variety Of articles for family consumption
.Ior sale by A FLETCAEK -
Nov s7--wifts Under the virginisn oA.ce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-19

III We authorised 10 state TINT EDWARD
ID. CHRISTIAN il a candidate for Common
wealth's Attorney for the county Of Campbell, I'M
der the new Constitution. Oct 30-ifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-19

~ We are authorized to announce ROBERT
l.. KENT as a candidate for the office of Common
wcalth's Attorney for tho county Of Campbell
My. G-Is
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DgEDMONT WORks-A. Erlr.or il
Il Propyietm.
Steam Saw md PInming Mills.
Door, Sash Blind and Bo1 TaetVy,
Nil and Machine Work,
Iron Turning and FI1ing.

MI and Machine Work taaa
Iron Turning and Fitting.
Bfock anihing n all dcacziptions.
These works having been fitted up 81 great a.
pcnse with rtcnm power. and large variety of mn
chinsry for working wood and iron, form the most
complete establishment Of III. Kind In the southern
States. and can execute better rort aud at ,henper
rates, than can be dene In The ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending to build supplied
with Doors. Blinds, Window Frames and Sash
(Primcd md glazed If required) Mouldings. Floor
ing dressed and tongue and groovcd, ready for lay
ing. dressed Ceiling and Wentbcrboarding. Pa
pgs and variety of other materials required in
building.
Contractors supplied with DUMP md Store Cars,
Derrick Clearing, Wbeclbauow-. Picks md Bur,
and other Tools required upon Public Works.
Constantly bnnd md for sale, ~ rens.psl =
terms, all varieties ~ fleoring and other Lumber
worked or anvorAed Saving and rlsniug done
to order. Bills Of Timber sawed 10 order.
Jan lifts A. NFTTIETC< Acenf
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~ EGHsO WOMEN AT AUCTION.
Y On Saturday morning. Flat inst. we viii cell

' On Saturday morning. 2lst inst. We viii cell
1t suction
Negro Woman % years old,
do do - do
They are both good Cooks Washers and Iron
er', and viii be sold without reserve.
Household d kitch Furniture.
W, will sell at the same time and ,ls,ce. a lot Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture. China, Gla..
and Enrthen~arc-Also,n lot Of Cacoes, Vests.
Conts, &c. &c.
Contractors Tools.
We will sell at the same time, a lot az C,,,,,r.
tors tools; Consisting Of Carts, WheclhatroNa
Picks. Spades, and Shovcls--Jurrpcrs Hammer.
Drills, &c, &c
MoSBY & fIoLCoMbE. Aue,..
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TnE Public bERr or NIRGINIA.--Thc
public debt Of Virginia at ths time is pla-
ccd at about eleven million Of dollars
| he amended constitution makes il imper-
alive upon the General Assembly 10 raise
annually 7 per cent. Of that sum. for the
purpose ofpaying the yearly interest and
gradually dlscharging the principal; the
sum 10 We raised every year for this pur-
pose alone, is about $4,000 over and
above what VIII he requisite for the ordi
nary expenses Of the government, which
itself must bc Sc, cra hundred thousand
dollars. As the matter now stands, then,
HE State taxes must be upwards Of mil
lion and, IN order TO raise this sum. both
the rate of tax must be increased beyond
hat the people have been used to, aud
new subjects of taxation must he fouud.-
CHENALGER UULSEMANN.-We arc glad
70 liud that Che citizens Of Mobile pointcdly aud
uacqttivocaily condemn the iriumous and cuwardy
ilsul, to the Austrian Minister, as related uader
the trcIaphic head. Aftcr the outrage at New
Os!cans upon the Spanish consul which was uni
vcrsally condemned and for which we had to apol-
"e'''f 81 ""H N'iN HdtufulY expected that we
SHOULD not agsin. at least far long time to come.
have the country disgNced by any similar outrage.
But in this. we hive been disappointed. 1t is
source Of gmtiicnii to find, however, TINT no A.
mrricna-sorn ctizcns were engaged in the low-brcd
di=sracclnl Transaction
MI Hulscmenn j, in his personal relations ~ ~
timah!c gentleman, and ia an respects entitled to
the eourte-i.s and eiyiliy that his private worth
and OH -al stalion dcmpnd.-Esctasgc.
LOLA MoNTES This famous character We
undersand. " u arrye here to.nieht a ilicnd de.
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WM. L. GOGGIN, ATTORNEY

w Ar W-Attends regularly an the
Courts Of Frankiis well as those 81 BcdEyf.--
Any business entrusted TO his will receive srs
attention in those or any OF the adjoining connirs-
Address, "Otter Bridge. Bedford eoun,y. Va.
Jan c9-.w6mn
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A PURE VEGETABLE RENE

IN by FOR DYSPEpSIA.-Onc &c the most
annoying diseases with which person can be If
1ictcd. is the Dyspepsia. II destroys the mind.
reduces the flesh dcpriyc- one Of energy. the
temper, and units the sufferer for any vocation in
life. Day after day its victim is borne down and
depressed, while other mandie- spring up fran its
pcstiicrous seeds, and unircgucnty after yenrs
Of suffering, death intcrcedcs and ends the scene.
These are the sad but true Consequences ofpermit-
ting this disease torun riot in the system and
should prove warning to those who afflicted,
10 seek that best Of all remedies, "B0ker's
Celebrated Premium Bitlcrs,"
which have never failed To produce a speedy and
permanent cure, when taken as per printed drcc-
tons which accompany cnch bottle. The Proprc-
tor will take pleasure when called upon, exhibit
numerous certificates from gentlemen Of unidentified
,eracy who live in aud near Richmond, Of the
great efficacy Of his Bitters, in Of Dys
pepsa, of long s,anding and be feels assured that
they will also always be found Of infinite volue in
Cholera Morbus. Cramp Choc. Diarrlna, and
such other diseases arise from improper digcs-
ton, from The fact that he has them repeated
IL tried, and with success. in each Of these com
plants. Price only 50 cents per bottle.
For sale by ID. X. LYMAN, Druggist.
Feb Ig-lf
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LATEST NEWS.


The following is an extract of a letter
from Mr. John s. Thrasher, written after
his arrival in Spain:
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WILLIAM NJ. CABELL, ATTOR
w hEY Ar Ian will Practice his profess
sion IN the courts held in the couDiic. Of Nclsnn,
Amherst, Buckingham. and Appomnttox, and Cor
the town Of Lynebbufg.
II Office, Tye River Ware House. Nelson coun-
~, Va. Feb. Palm
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-g,EIE sUBsCRIBER wishes 70

H. close all hs debts the beginning Of the pre-
sent ycar; would ask all to HON he is indebted to
present their claims for payment, before the
20th of the present month, after which time he
poets be in of the counties west Of the noun
tains. lie also wishc, TO purchase a number Of
Negro Men. for his usc.
Feb 19-2w CIIAS. SCOTT.
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- SHOES, HOOIs, Me.-- =
MO ExCUSE FOR BAD RRIAD.

just received hnothrr supply Of those reic-
brateJ YEAST row 1ERS. which have given
suc', entire satisfaction. Those who wish s.o.L
bread. al all imes, invited rni and ,ry them
For sale by JOHN II. SEAY
Feb IG-1wif Drvevit
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NEW SPRING GOODA-TiRsT An.

~ have gust received lot of rcfy sHprrior Cd
Family Bacon Hams. Also, new Lnrd md No I
Butter, on consignment and i,r sale very low Nv
LEE e. JOHNSON,
Feb id-ts NJ the old sinnd Of Mcdaniel A Les.
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wmITTEMORE,s OFFICE.

" Orders for packages. certificates Of pnckc.
gc. single tickets, IN my Of the Lotteries of j.
W. Maury & Co., will meet with prompt attention
II addressed to A. y. WHlTTEMORE, Jr., q
Lynchbure. Va.
" Communications strictly confidential.
Feb l6-s
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GARATOGA WATEK.--A Fresh sup-
- ply Of this valuable Water. direct from IL.
Springs In New York, for sale by E
Feb l6-3wif John n. SEAY. Druggist.
AW NOfice-The Co-partpership CIGAR
IL LAND 4 CABELL WINS dissolved on the 9Th
instant, by mutual consent. Feb IL.