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: o. The Summer Term Of the Court of
Common Pleas-Judge ALEXANDER. pre-
siding-commenced lis session this Tues
day. morning.
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FLY IN THE WHEAr.-The Guernsey
Times says for some days past we have
heard very u~nfavorable reports of the
wheat crops, in consequence of the raw
sges of the fly. There is no doubt the
coming crop will be a short one but we
hope the product will be larger than many
of our farmers nov predict.
Papers in the east and west report great
injury to the crops by the fly.
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WILLIAM MARSHALL's EsTArE.-No.
w tice is hereby given, that that the undersign-
cd have been duly qualified as Executors of the
estate of William Marshal. late of Monroe coun-
~, deceased. JESSE MARSHALL,
June 9, SO. JOHN N. MARSHALL,
Executors.
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Wall Paper and Window Blinds

Have just received a large stock Of the fine satined
ROOM AND ENTRY PAPER,
Common Paper, Bordering and Window
Blinds,
in quality and variety by any in the
city. Purchasers have only to cali and examine,
the stock to be convinced that they can oe supplied
with Paper at prices lower than else where, at the
Book and Paper Store, corner OF Main and Union
streets, Wheeling, Va. ap20 {
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o. We are under obligations to R.
CLEee, Esq, Of Seneca, and E. HEADLY.
ESQ.,, of Adams, for new Subscribers
They will please accept our thanks for their
interest in the welfare Of the spirit"
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Petition for Divorce.

Petition for Divorce.
STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY, IS.
Elizabeth WindIand. coURr o. COMMON
Leonard Windiand. Petition for Dirorce.
THE said Leonard Wlndland is hereby notified
i that the said Elizabeth has this day filed her
Petition, in the office of the clerk of said court,
praying for a divorce on account of the vilful alb
sence OF said Leonard for more than three years.
to wit: for nine years. Petition for hearing At
the fall term of said court. Dated May 6, 1853.
ARCHBOLD g. DAVENPORT,
may IL. Att'ys pro Compl'1G
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Wilde & Brother,
BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS

WHEELING, VA,
WHoLESAL.E and Retail Dealers in MisceIla-
w neous Medical. Theological, Classical, His
toficxf and School Books. Blank Books, Stationa-
ry, Wall Paper and Window Blinds.
An extensive and varied assortment of the above
wall at oil times be kept on hand aud constant ad.
ditions be made thereto. x
Wholesale dealers. school committees, teachers
and all pthers supplied at the lowest rates at the
Bookstore, corner of Main and Union SITS.
Bu-The highest price paid in cash or trade for
good Rags.
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Notice to Builders.

Notice to Builders.
THE undersigned, Board of Education for the
i town of Woodsfeld. In Monroe county, O.
hio, will receive sealed proposals at the office OF
the Auditor Of said county. until the 10Th day OF
June next, for the erection of two school houses
in said town. Plans, specifications and terms can
be seen by calling at said office.
JAMES SMITH,
M. MORROW,
WILLIAM OKEY.
Woods6eId, O., May Is, 1858
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NICHOLAS PIERS ESTATE.-No,ice is
lV hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as Administrator of the
Estate of Nicholas Piier, late of Monroe county,
deceased.
JOHN JACOB EDGAR, Admir-.
May l8. 1853.
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:. C.. HARBOUR,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERTfN
Carpet, Looking Glass, and
UPHOLSTERY WARE,

No. l43, Main street, Wheeling, Va.
II EEPS constantly on hand a very large and ex-
N tensive assortment Of TAPESTRY, VENE.
TIAN and INGRAM CARPETINGS, Rugs,
Mats. Oil Cloths, Table and Piano Covers Sc. sc
ALSO-Gilt and Mahogany framed Looking
Glasses. Portrait and Picture Frames of every des-
cription on hand and made to order. Venetian
and Stat Window Blinds, Transparent Window
Shades and Paper - together with Upholstery
Ware. such as BEDS, MATTRESSES, Pill
LOWS. QUILTS. CoUNTERPANES. CUSH.
IONS, sc. Also-Curtain Goods in great variety,
Blinds. Trimmings, Cords. Tassels, asda ~constan,
supply Of Smith & STATIONS celebrated Furniture
and Coach -Varnish for sale At9sS4ory price.
All Of which will be seid al the very lowest pri.
ces, and warranted sdSgive satisfaction. apo
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oentral Committee meeting.

The members Of the Democratic Cen
trail Committee for Monroe county are re-
quested to meet in the town Of Woodsfeld
on Saturday the 18th day of June next
A full meeting of the commities is desired
in order 20 make arrangements for The
coming election.
The names of the members Of che com
mistee are as follows:
Wm. Mobly, Thos. Miller.
Patrick Donneli, w. T. Sinclair,
J.. w. Wheeler, Elias Barker,
Ellis Shriver, James Armstrong,
s. w. Noll. Josiah Massie,
e. Cisne, w. II. Moore,
j. r. Morrill,, J.. Steward,
J. Tschappat, Geo. Cline,
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Received on Subscription
SuNr1sH, June 5, 1858.

SuNF1sH, June 5, 1853.
Editor of "Spirit,"-Dear Sir: Hav-
ing accidentally discovered the following
I send it to you, with a request for publ.
cation:
Questions for Liquor Dealers.
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surveying.

THE undersigned, thankful for past favors,
J. would inform the public that he stiil contin.
ues the business of SURVEYING. He may
be found a part of his time in Woodsield. and
a part Of his time 10 Malaga township.
DANIEL MORRIS.
A., 1910
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Is, 1858.

A TTACHMENT- AT my instance an attach
hment was this day issued by Harvey T. Mitch
ell, a justice of the peace in Green Township.
Monroe county. Ohio. against ths property aud
effects of Andrew McCord, an absconding debtor.
Dated this 18th day Of April. 1853.
JOHN MCMAHON, and
may IL J. &. B F. MCMAHON.
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n EORGE SINDLEDECKER'S ESTATE
u Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned
has been appointed and qualified as Executor Of
the Estate of George Sindledecker, late of Mon
roe county, deceased.
STEPHEN PANCoAST,
May IL, 1858. Executor.
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Spring Stock.

STfIHS SIUCK.
VE.E subsciber hes just received a New Sup
ply Of
ReadyAMade Clothing,
of the Latest StyleV, which he will sell at very
low pr;eea BY all means call aud ex anime his
Stock before purchasing elsewhere, If you want
to get Eood bargains.
CLOTHS AND CASSiMERES
OF superior styles and finish, for sale at low prices,
and will be made mp TO order, or sold by the pat.
tern.
He l. also prepared TO do good and fashionable
prices.
WooDsrlELp, Apl. 20. 1858.
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JNO. M. KIRKBRIDE
UNIFORMS his friends that he has just received
his SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK OF
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Crockery, Hardware, Hats,
Caps, Bonnets, Boots and Skoes,
School Books, Stationary,
and Fancy Articles.
And every variety Of articles usual..y kept In this
line Of business. all Of whic..ai viii be sold
at the lowest mar..e prices.
0o-Piease call and exsrl,ne my stock.
spill
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FOR SALE BY
]. A. & G. H. Davenport, Woods6sld;
Armstrong, Mooney & Co.. Bsailsvilis;
John Koontz, Malaga;
Miles & Son. Somertons
w. P Sloan, Gsnesee Block, Buffalo;
William Buchanan. ilr.. Lewissilles
w. W. Gould, Travelling Proprietor.
Oct ~, 1852.
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S.. Conger,

w. T. SINCLAIR, Chairman.
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OF ADAMS TOWNSHIP.

June 8, 1858.
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DAGU ERRrOTvpCs.

a., vi 'zI z5'"sf ~ .s..la e faw saaias#ire=
NJ, ~, :" tue ~ - $50 a.. - t.a.c taken J.,
winch t'ok the premium Tue late orldf.
far. London, and nj the last several fairs AZ a.. N
and institute All wanting accurate Daeuerretype. III
themselves or friends get them by calling M lis goI
iery. Nome OF your doubtful shadows hun living c
smile of self. p cIonS "e Je'
Gallery ncAi the VA Bank
N.b'-ficlureS of al kinds accurately conicJ
laref supply Il" Lockets aud Pins constantly ON hand
which will be- filed CHEAP p n q
C,OlTLiMENT. TO WHITEHuRST THE "a.
GUERREOTiPISr Pre.iJe,t Of H. ~
States Miliard fillmore, Chairman of the C.ntnl
COMMITTEE, has sent Mr. j. II Whitehurst a communi.
cation, informing him of the awatd of Medal &C. 70,
as beautiful Daguerreorypes, exhibited at the late
'"rid f'ir at London-The compliment is fully mcr.
tied as we can testify by actual personal observation II
y9n want to get perfect like picture of Yourself or
your ri' nds, 10 WHlTEuuRSr who will give then,
to yon n such admirable style That you'll hardly know
mr12-f.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
IEnshinpkon dfairs.

WASHINGTON, March 14-.Gilbert Rodman
late one Of the principal clerks TO the Secreta.
ry of the Treasury. has been appointed chiel
clerk 10 the Treasury Department, vice Geo
Harrington, removed. Mr.. Johnson, of Mis-.
sssippi, has also been appointed clerk to the
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. vice Read
removed. The Baltimore Custom House, il
IS said, will be disposed Of this week. Col
Jacob G.. Davies will probably receive the mp
pointment.
The Gardiner tli1l vas resumed tins morn
inc Mr.. Bradley referred 10 severa! deci-
sons relevant to The objections raised on Sat
,rlav. The District Attorney proposed 10
nroduce further evidence on that point. The
journal of the Board of Commissioners was
sent for. In he meantime the Hon. George
Evans was sworn. He testified that he PIE
sid.d over The Board of Commissio lcrs -
WAS shown the memorial in question.) Its
appearance was perfectly iImlliar to him
Had no doubt il was before the Board and was
acted rpon. Il vas signed and sworn to 10
due form, otherwise it would not have been
received for action. Ouc or TWO other pa
ners WIRE before the Board bat this is the
principal one upon " hich the case was adju-
Heated. DIR. Gardiner was also before the
dy Thompson, Thomas Corwin, Edward Cur
lis and Robert Corwin also appeared as his
counsel. Perhaps Col. Allen, also.
Robert Corcoran. clerk TO the first Comp
troer's office. testified to his settling the &C
count OF the fifth auditor upon the awards Of
the Board of commissioners, and to the pay
ment of the " hole of the money to w, w.
Corcoran, the assignee ofGardner. some tine
in 1851.
A discussion then arose as 10 the reading of
the memorial, after which Judge Crawford
decided that the evidence justified its reading.
Mr.. May read the memorial, which, in sub
stance, sets forth that he Or. Gardiner) had in
vested $3.50, 1872 in erecting steam engines,
&C., in San Louis Potos that in lS46 he en-
ployed 500 hands in mining operations, at an
expense of from $40 900 10 $l2, O00,that he was
driven from the country on the Gath Of Octo
Der 1916; that he was receiving upwards OF
$50 900 from his investment, AID that his
works, OF hich he was sole proprietor, were
worth 100000 when he was expelled from
the country.
The court adjourned.
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UNION COOKING RANGES.

I'D shserbr has just received from the North. few
~ moro of P"nd'p Improved Union Cooking Ran.
Tor wood and coal. which for economy and
nience have gained for themselves such eeebriiythai
they rapidly uking the puce of all other arrange.
for cooking purposes.
The cask, for keeping u constant supply Of hoi
without any additional fuel Ia upon the per.
feet plan Also hot mir fixtures fur warming additional
ooins. bo attached II desired. Personal attention
given Ia the setting of them and all warranted tn
operate in the most perfect Thousands Of ref
might be offered bur examination Of them
the of the subs rber Is sufficient satisfy every
one of their superiority over any other fixture.
mnf9--f @. y. BLISS.
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"a WIN. LEFTWICH a son,


Iii Of The WASHING TON HOTEL, Lyach5"rg.
Va, hive the pleasure tf announcing that this House
ia now open under their management for the accomno
dnton of the public. The repairs and reftting of the
establishment recently made by the proprictors. enable
them To offer additional comforts and convcnienees Ia
their palrons.-Furiher improvements are however in
progress, which, when completed, will render TIE
WASHING TON, in all essential particulars, ol
the first Hotels in Vgnia and to this end the propre
give thut their best energies shall be d.
rectcd.
The immediate manag of the establishment is
under the control of William Leftwch the senior part
His long ext erenee in this line Of business will
qualify him, he trusts, give the acceptable
commodaton al who mny favor the house with their
patronage The corps of servants attached the esob.
lisment will be found inferior in the State; and
inthe of whatever the market surround
Ing country may afford make its Table Bar and stu
bes unexceptonuble no puins expense will be re-
gardoI.
The thanks of the proprietors due, and gratefully
rendered for the generous patronage their House bus al
ready received
ian StS
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.PhHadeLphia MNr4crs.

PHILADELPHIA, March li.--AdIilional Cir
cumslances have been discovered, rendering
the evidence against Spring conclusive Of bis
phia officers. He was found in low den in
Fc8ey street, crazy from the effects of drink
and The intelligence Of the murder Lis wife.
lie Says his wiIe's trunk contained Sl70 in
gold. All the other prisoners except Spring
have been discharged.
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The court adjourned.

DEATH OF PROFESSOR VIM. +. HoRNER.-
We regret 10 hear of the death otDr. Vim. E.
Homer Of Philadelphia, which occurred at his
residence early Sunday morning DR.. Hor-
ner,a native OF Virginia was widely known as
Professor Of Anatomy in the University of
Pennsylvania, as well as in Connection with
several OTHER public institutions. Although
for sometime in delicate health he was ena.
abled until within few weeks 10 fulfil the du,
ties of his chair. HIS loss will be deeply felt
by numbers who have experienced The kind
ness ofhis heart, and benefited by his deyo
ton 10 his profession enquirer.
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fAWE!.R 40 / a'.-Every DO iy come and buy
L. - Dap. Ia ,rst in tie world.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.


Gold or warm water--ether soft. hard or salt-may
ve used with perec' Rub the soap upon the
''aaes and then put them to sonk fr three or -four
'os then take them and rub them then rinse them
'f They will require but lite rubb after souking
ana M boiling is required is nna with other soaps
ilge washing can be done in pue-third less time and
T9loc and expense than with any other soaps known
'1s soap IA warranted not TO iinre in any way the
sit't hbre or the skin, anything that It'll. applied
1t will remove any kind of tirease, Paint. Tar,
''"'' 8r, from any Goods without the least injury
\, For sale by D. r. LYMAN.
Narch5-ts
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SPRING MILLINERY
/. LEXINGTON Il Through

A.. nlerwsraaaA TO BUCHANAN. IN TWO DAYS. IN
~-&AA-1- our Mail PACKET Boats, by Scottsri2e
and Lgqchbug.-On and after the 10th, Bonts viii
leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted u, the usual
hour p. and arrive in Lyncburg Il. ~ hours, and
ia Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning leave Buchanan Mt "a a, M, every day,
except Sunday, and arrive in Lynchburg at 81 p. NJ
Leave Lynchburg nj p. M, and arrive in Richmond IN
81 hours in time to connect with the Norfolk boats leav
ing at ID A. M, nnd Southern aud Northern Rail
Road cars leaving at A. M.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with dnily line
of Stages nj North River Returning. leave Lexington
every dny except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond IN
"a hours.
Passengers for Farmvillc fare 81; Buckingham II,
nre 50 -; Charlottesville, tre 81. aud Snunton, fare
81 will leave Richmond in Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays Bouts
Below seecurd Of time Of arrival intermediate dis
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SECOND DISPATCH.

New YORK, March II.
The Cherokee arrived to day from Aspin,
Wall with Mails and specie.
Advices from Port Royal. OF the 4th inst :,
State that the English Steamer Devastation .
arrived there from Bahama, had made
mention of the difficulty at Truxilo
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Aurle ,pp,oprt0te 10 lie First CtsS-Bozes OF hats
tuuurtsnl furniture
Aylicles aDpyopriIte 10 Second Ciass-Boxes, bales
r dry good cuthcts Shoes saddery, glass. paints oils,
hugs and ctttectinnery.
AI7tclfs an roytiaiei0 Third Ciaa.Virginia domes-
Tics. sugar coffee liquor baggng. rope, butter, cheese.
manufactured tobacco enthcr hides, cotton yurns, cop
per- lin, sheet iron hollow ware, qucenswaro, castngs'
hardware MARBLE dressed and other heavy articles n"s
enumerated in speeial or fourth class rates.
Aritcies appropriate The Fourth Ciass.flour. Tia
.nes rice pork beef fish lard tallow and bacon, (ia
cnsks boxes sacks beeswax bales Of rags ginseng
aud dried fruit bar iron, marble landressed) mill ana
grind stones, mill Eenriug.
~ ( so miles $50 Bait per bushoi .
las VI per 100 miles. 200 Pity pounds. 10
1p" 81 ~, - ! $50 miles. $50
"oo u.s. zoe miles. 800 Carried hast. IL
SCI 7--dts
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Adjournment ofMe Olio Legislature.
CINclNNArI, March l4-The Ohio Legisa
urc adjourned sine die today The bill es
abishing sub-treesnrers was passed. An
amendment pro -, ior the payment of ia xes
IN specie VS. rejected.
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"Pnnch" SAYS that the heirs of Robinson
Cusue lave Instituted a suit for the recovery
Of the island of lan Fernandez. on the ground
that their great ancestor was monarch ofall he
surveyed
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.
FIRST DISPATCH
RICHMOND, March IT.
House.

House.
Mr. Gocde Of NJ chaiI man of the finance
Comrailtee, presented report exhibiting the
present condition of The finances of The Com
monweath. 1t estimates the indebtedness of
the State above $50, Ooo,Ooo-the Increase
by recent appropriations being about SIC, oo0,.
600.
Among the bills passed, is one increasing the
compensation TO Commissioners of the Revcn.
ue, beginning with 1852.
The personal difficulty between the Edits,r
OF the Wing and Mr.. Barbour of the House,
it is said has been amicaby adjusted. Con.
siderable feeling has existed here, during ,he
last two days, on this subject.
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The New York Herald states that on Fri
day evening row boat capsized in the
East River and six persons drowned all emf
grant passengers Just arrived in the ship Queen
Of tie West, from Liverpool
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opgING rssa-Richar1ssn 4 Cs-

- PnHNG EBD3-kkIchHFMD0m = C0
- Importers and Uhoiesoie Dealers N Dry Gocds, Ne
05. MIN ST. RICHMOND VI.
Statesmen.
Wm.B HofKIss of Lexington J. J. hoTrLEry Of Rich
r. u. Law, Of Danvlle, T. II, FIsEEr,
We receiving this by suadry arrivals frcas
Europe and the Norheru Cities, q choice supply ef
SPRENO DRY GOODS. which have been Purchas-
I'D on the most favorable terms.
Buyers will find in our stock the hssdsomcst sssors-
nent If Fncy Articfs for both Ladies and Gentlsmen
whilst the supply III Staple Goods sad such articles -
u.ualy found in Wholesale Ssvre. will be equal to
any house In the city.
Inviting the merchants Of virginia, North Carolina
und Tennessee 20 examine our stock do with de-
sire extend the trade of city with those 6tstesand
determination price goods low as can Be az
ioricd. with accommodating terms.
Feb l7--d&e2twtla# RICHARDSON & 90.
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LynChburs ana II bin. dom Telegraph
COMPANY.

4 meeting Of the Stocl>holders Of the Lynchburg &
"A Abingdon Telegraph Company will be hell at their
Ofce at 3. p. NJ. on Saturday the 10Th inst.
Marble dtd. WNl. NJ BLACLFORD, Sec'y.
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qtlEDNONT WORKS.. ELLISON lr Pro
K prietOr
Steam Saw and Planning Mills.
Door, S0"t- Eia,d and Boz FACTORY,
Mn and Machiae Work,

MAJ and Machine Work,
Iron TmHngand FMing,
Riachsmuhing 81 all description
These works having been fttcd up great expen.
Nth steam power and large variety of machinery f
working wood and iron, form the complete esta
smnent of the Kind in the Southern States. and ca
execute better work and at cheaper rates, han be
in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending build supplied will
Doors, Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (primed an
.ozed if rcquired) Mouldings, Flooring dressed nns
,neue and grooyed ready rloying dressed Ceiling
md Misunderstanding, Palings, and variety of Other
materials required in building
Contractors supplied with Du1pand Stone Cnrs, Der.
ick Gearing, Wheelbarows Picks and Bars and Other
Tools required upon Public Works.
Constantly hand sale on reasonable terms
III varieties of Flooring and other Lumber, worked
uuwor,ed. Saving and Planning done to order. Bill
If Timber ed to order.
Jan lifts A NETTI ETFN
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TIE MONSTER OF THE MON III.
S6H.5SS.
ANOTHER AND STILL GREATER INDUCE.
MENT TO ENRICH YOURSELVES.

MENT TO ENRICH YOURSELVES.
The Greatest and Best Offer eoer made 10 the latfc
By Renting to us 5000 will send aCerhcate (or
risk of) $500 worth OF tickets.
By remittns $500, we will send Certificate Tor
risk ot) 81 900 worth of tickets.
By remitting to us $500 we will send Certificate Cor
risk of So 900 worth of tickets any Of the above SPLEEN
did Lotteries drawing.
1t will be seen BY this that the purchaser hns only to
lay out $500 to purchase 81 900 worth OF tickets inns
ia without exception the generous offer ever made
and we nd wise all who car afford it give it trial. for
we have seldom known loss to ensue, and have re-
peatedy witnessed the glorious results. Address,
for Prizes the old established house OF
MARION & co.
Baltimore, Md.
TT The official drawings of these Great Lotteries
duly certified by the State Commissioners VIII DC
sent Immediately aierits drawn toall those who orde'
from u.s. with full explanation OF the result.
March3- c0dlm
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New ORLEANS, March II.
Ex-Governor } ,hnson OF Louisiana died In
this city yesterday.
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NEGROES WANTED.-.The subscriber
having located in Lynchburg, giving the highest
cash prices for between the ages of 10 and 81
years, including Carpenters, Blacksmiths. &c Those
call on him at the Washington Hotel, Lynclburg,
q ldress him by letter.
All communications will receive prompt attention.
5-lSciv J b MCLENDON.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, March II.
FLOUR and GRAiN-Flour 81 70; Grain is
quiet.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-18

RIcHMoND MARKETS, March II.
Sales of best red Wheat at 81 221 best
White ST. 274.