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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
LATER ADvICEs BY THE NIAGARA

4
NEW yonx, Jan D --Reliable letters received by
the Niagara state that the English Cabinet had re.
Gently proposed to the French Government to die.
| patch two detachments of troops against Russia
one to be landed al Finland, the other in Crmea--
the English TO bear the expenses Of the move
| nent E sst &@6
This proposition has been made, |. Is reported,
under the belief that could no longer be avoid
ed Napoleon s said TO have declined the PROPOSE
ton on the ground that such step would leave
England at liberty to withdraw from the contest at
pleasure bur he asserted that he was prepared TO
Join England in decisive movements and stood
| ready to take that attitude before the world.
Later adYices from Madrid represent that prepa-
rations making in that capital TO dethrone the
Queen Of Spain and place the Duke Of Alba on the
throne French aid would be invited il is said to
bring about this result ,7e
at asiza Isl
THE NIAGARA AT BosTON-WARLIKE +,
1t ss NEWS a IT.
BosToN, Jan e5.-The Niagara arrived here to-
from the English papers are very interesting, and
render almost certain that Europe Is on the verge
of general war g
The London Times says Russia has replied 70
the late peace proposition BY making extraordinary
warlike movements. Instructions have been dis
patched from St Petersburg, to increase The Rus
sian army on the Danube, to an effective force Of
two hundred and forty thousand men.
The London Chronicle of Jan. 7, says:
THE hopes Of peace now hang on very slender
thread, and the Western Powers have made tull
preparations TO meet the probable alternative"
ADDITIONAL NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF
WAR
BosToN Jan 25-We have some further new
Of interest by the Niagara Constantinople sdvices
of the 26th ut report that Mr.. Marsh, The Anleri-
can Minister, has taken his farewell of the Sultan.
fIe leaves to make room for Mr.. Carroll Spencer,
the new Minister.
Lord Dudley Stewart had arrived at Constant
nople. ..H.-s..
The Russian Government had ordered new ar
manlente.
The garrisoning of Corstantinope is confirmed.
Reinforcelnents had been called in from the neigh
borhood around the city, and strong patrols set to
prevent tumultuous assemblages ..
Letters from Bucharest Of the 18th, state that the
Gear has replied TO the late proposition for peace
with fresh movements Of forces, and orders to in
crease the army on the Danube.
The London Chronicle says it is generally be-
ieved in London and Paris that the Gar has firm
ly determined to prosecute the war to the fullest
extent.
1t is stated that England has offered, at her own
expense, to send expeditions against Finland and
Crinea but Napoleon objected on the ground
that both England and France must act together
Everything indicates war.
Dates from New South Wales to October 18th,
have been received. A ship has arrived at Ply
mouth from Melbourne with 81 600 in gold
Business was duh, but a reaction was shortly
expected. Wages were higher, and numbers
were focking TO the diggings. Gold had declined
to los.
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DEMOVAL.- THE TIN AND SHEET
IL IRON ESTABLISHMENT of the subscriber
has been removed from 18th ST. to 18th st., to the
house formerly occupied by Mr. Breckenridge, oppo-
site the grocery store 18th ST. of Mr. VIM. Wallace.
He returns thanks his friends and the public for
the generous patronage heretofore bestowed, and
being now better prepared to attend to their favon
than formerly he respectfully solicits continuance
Of the same at his new establishment. .-y
de % 49, CHAS. H. LANGLEY. p
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on 0n0 COPIES OF SCOTT'S
SOsOOO MANUAL OF HISTORY OF
THE UNITED STATES.-Published in short
for the use Of Schools. By David g. Scott A. M,
Principal of Ward School No. %, New York city
condensed narrative of the chief vents in Anne
rcan History arranged with questions in the BODY of
the text as to lessen the labor Of teacher and pu
pll. Asa class book in the outlines of our history
it JIG the very best we have seen.
For sale by JAMES WOODHOUSE.
ja20 Eagle Souare
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By THOMAS w. kEESEF-
OFFICE At GEO. ,. suNNER's, NO. $ rrAs, .~,..s

SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD r1rENy
~ TUAE. FINE PIANO, HORSES. CAnnixaT
1c- AT AUCTION On FRIDAY moruins 49,
residence Of Mr. Lawrence Lottier (who 4 aeii,;
epingl on Franklin street, between ga snS
ar Mreefs viii be sold 1t auction, his eutre
noosEhOLD FURNITURE, which h Of the rost
sopenor quality. The Parlor Furniture eonsisfs IA
Bi,.i, me sciA dozen Mahogany Chairs, elegant
Iusn am Chairs 2psir Gard Tsbles Centre Tablea
SRenald brussels Carpets, fne Daznask Curtains
Sanasaoras &C.; very fine Plane mauufacfured BY
.ose weed case. and in every respect firss
n..nmenE The Chamber Furniture 10 the best
sna one sst Of MahoFany Furniture, embracing full
uiL toHssner With Seeding, kc. Also pair of fipe
& TERMS at SALE. $500 - = -
20 Sale to be conducted By
ia A-dtds THO5. w KErsrr A..
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BY JOHN r. d. PAYNE. Salesman.
COMMISSIONERS SALEO OF HOUSE

BIZ JOhN X. " FAxNE. Salesman.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ AND LOT AT AUCT1ON--By virtue of . de-
of the circuit of Richmond pronounced On
the 18th of January 1854, in the suits of Anderton
end Burlington and Booker and Burlington, the un-
dersgned who was appointed special commission.
by said decree will expose to sale at public suc-
ton, ON the premises on WEDNEsDAY,the Let DAY
of February next, the HOUSE and LOT in the said
pIaeeedings mentioned, and nov in the occupancy
of VIM. w. AndeYton, described in said proceedings
certain piece parcel of land lying Ia the coun-
ty OF Henrico the city of Richmond and bound
ed follows, to wit fronting street 80 feet
inches and back l57 feet and situated in what
is known as Duyas addition to the city of Richnaud
1t being the same land which was conveyed by deed
from Thos j. Evans. Commissioner, TO Richard T.
Booker. trustee, and by deed dated March 9Th 1851.
and upon which dwelling house aud other improve.
ments have been erected by said VIM. w. Ander-'
ton. i97aa t-ff = .tt 1a a 8s5s "a
TERMS Cash as to one-third of the purchase
money, and upon credit of six and twelve months,
respectively. as TO the Remaining two-thirds. The
purchaser executing negotiable notes, with approved
security for the said deferred payments bearing in
terest from the day of the sale and title to the pro.
erty retained until the last payment Is made.
Sale TO commence at O'Clock p. NJ.
fse EDWARD Y. CANNON,
ia2l-ddts Commissioner.
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THE LIEUTENANT GENERAL BILL.
WARRINGTON Jan. 25-The Lieutenant General
Bin is regarded as dead In Congress.
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HAVANA MARKETS.


Sugars firm Molasses declined 21-2 Flour quo
ted at ST. . ..-e...... .
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FATAL ACCIDENT

Freights advancing. Exchange on New York and
Boston l-2 premium on London, II IA
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DEAD THIS.-All persons who have net
~ as yet supplied themselves with good warm
WINTER CLOTHING, can now do at cost, by ap.
plying at r. DECOU L CO.'S franklin Clothing
Store. No. SO Main st., Richmond, Va, where may be
found the most ample, complete and well'rnade as
present season All of which will most positively be
sold at cost, for cash only. -
ia1I-6m No. SO Main 1t. a
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{ WASHINGTON, Jan. a5.--An attempt will be speed.
lily made to put Mr.. douglas bil through The Sem
ate, under whip and spur, as an administration
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OREGON.

Oregon dates are to December Gath. The Iecis.
ture met on the 5th Ralph Wilcox, was chosen
President OF the Council. and Z. c. Bishop Speaker
vi the House. The Legislature had adopted me
mgfialto Congress, praying that the soldiers en-
Application would shortly be made for admission
INTO The Unon the population being now estimated
at n
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Neither House Of Congress in session to-day. +
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DRUSHES. = Floor, Hand, Scrub and
ID busting Brushes; Pope's Head, Bottle and Cloth
Crunlb and Plate Brushes Shoe Brushes, in great
variety; HAIR Tooth, Nail and Flesh Brushes, for
cleaning silver ware. &c. Italian Wisps, he. For
sale at 1S7 Main street. -
ia IS BULkIE1 4 Co.
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WANT'ED-To hire or purchase, a fe-
w male house SERVANT. For one of good
character and capacity liberal hire will be given by
the subscriber. JUAN PIZZlNI,
JAZZ next door to the Exchange Bank
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CTOP THE THEA man named
y WILLIAM BROWN, stole from my ssaasnSs
at Rockets, on Monday pight last, Gold WAIEh.
mai ar Geneva Brown 10 about5 feet OF q fnsnes~
hieh, thin face, hiss black hair and black eysa saa
Vii III riys reasonable reward for his arrest and
in 25-Jt* John EIlLOE RAASD....
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WANTED-A good secondhand Street
W WAGON. Apply to
ja5 Rash s. McGRUDERS SONS.
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EAD-QU ART ERS FORyFINE r.
III CHEWING TOBACCO u at BENNETT : b
HEERS, I25 Main street. They have every variety +
and syle Of package, and sell the finest TOBACCO
at the lowest factory prices Call and examine our
large assortment ~ VIOLIN " r gts8l Z
try, when desired. .ss stfssss u p ss5s
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DIssOLUTION.

rVNIIE firm Of DlILARD Il STUART was this day
l. dissolved by mutual consent. All persons having
claims against the will present them Tor settle
mrnt. and those indebted will please call and settle
their without delay Is necessary 10 settle
the bnsiues Of the concern soon possible. The
Of the firm will only lie used in the settlement 81
tho same. WILLIAM s. DILLARD,
JAMES STUART.
January 26th--d3m
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McCORKLE & JONES,



GrOcers 4 Commission Merchants, -
Main st, Lynohburg. Va.
A RE NOW RECEIVING their Faii Supply, to- which
"a they solicit the attention Of their friends and hu
pah!;: generally, viz;
900 Sacks Salt.
100 hugs Rio 3 isar. Jaw and Marscabo Coffee.
go bbl-. Crushed, Puverired, coffee and cari'
fled Sugars,
10 hhds Z, Il. mud N o.. Sugar.
10 Boxes Loaf Sugar,
500 Kegs MATHS. NIL zises,
100 Sides Sole Leather.
so Tons Country, Rolled aud Baud Iron, ali sincs
% Cuse- Fine stick Liouric.,
So do Gom,eou Slick Licoree,
- do Fine Ma. ,lo
Coils Alnn In Rope. To ilche. diameter,
30 Baskets Olive Oil
IS Boxes Candles, all qualities.
10 barrel. N. q, Mols ssns.
hide West l., do
10 Barrels Tanners Oil, some pure,
do Tar
40 do Hcrrings. Mackercl and Shad,
300 bush Glover Tmoth,. Orchard. English blue
and Ever Green Grass Seed,
5000 lbs. Prime Western Bue..n Sides,
5000 lbs. Fine Family Hams Shoulders and Sides,
emed by WIN Ma--ie,
600h lb. CAST Sheer md Blscred Steel, all sizes,
iu,uO0 Feet \ ,iety Fuse.
300 Kegs BlasiinR and Gun Powder,
- don. Rowland'- and ilnmc.' Shovels.
$40 blankets different qualities,
300 Wool Hats, do do
ALSO
Cahcoes, Dnmestes. hicuched and unbleached--Ded.
licking1. O.naburgs Smoking and Chewing Tobacco oil
NIL qualities of their manufacture wbir they
ranteo Of which thy will sell low for cush, puft tusl
customers time, or In exchange Tor country PIC
Call On us before making your bill. elsewhere, II YOU
pltnsc.
want 1900 10 400 bushels shelled oat, for vi ich
liberal prices viii be paid.
Oct 24.it4 McCoRkLE & jon Els.
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" OFFER FuH SALE-
10 Hogshead !. Il nnd N. q Sugar,
50 Barrels Coffee Sugar.
% i" ClarheH Sugar,
1000 lbs. be-, Ionf do
10 hhds N, o Il Sugar-house Moasses,
100 Bays Rio and lagni Coffee,
% do Superior hrown Java G"iee
Cnsrs Gunpdcr, Imn'l md FIX Tea,
800 Sides good sole Leather.
100 " " upper i"
Bales Shoe Thread,
1000 lbs. Bale Cotton, assorted numbers,
Bela. Cotton Bats
100 Sacks Salt
Ii Tons Bar Iron,
do Rolled Tire Iron
do Round Square Iron, assorted
| do Blistored Steel
1000 lbs Cast and Shear -
Boxes Coln'- n Ar hers PaicntAxes
300 Kegs Nails, assorted -ir,a.
30 Grind Stones.
50 Boxes Tnow Candles,
80 Adamoutiue Gse'ie.,
20 Spe,m. =,
20 Turpcntirc Sont.
80 English dui,y Cheese.
80 Pine Apple do
30 Barrels Ma kere
50 Kits No. /,
so Barrels Tntners Oh,
900 lbs. Good Family Bacon.
Hcsdas n number nf othcr a,,cles too tediou. To
e,toa. sept 27,sl
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N.LL continue the HARDWARE Bl SlNEslS IN
w 81. s various Punches ut the old stand Of Greg
DRY, Royal Simp.on, under the firm Of GREG Ohf
Il RoYALL. and respectfully solicit eontinusncs Of
Of the very liberal patronage they have r-cevsd
They now have 10 store very large and vol s.>0rs
ed stock of Ca penter-' ools and Materials Hosse-
Keeping Articles. Sa1dlery Ceseh Makers Mstsiials
Guns. Blooksmitls' Tonl.. &c. &c and expect
seise in few weeks, directly from Birmingham 4
sneikeld.) quite large lot ., English Hsrdwars a
Cutlery.
R-CoUNTRY MERCHANTS, and all oshs :. In
want Of goods nre invited to give them call. ga
feb Its
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VlKGlNiA-At rules he Il in the Cork Is ohc
If the G rcuii Court of Bedford ,,ounty lie 81
day of February. 1874:
Nancy Major and Angeline H. Robinson. -. PFtgs,
AGAINST
HARDWOOD MAJOR, james Major, William Major in his
right anI xecut0r uf the last will aud tesla
rneht of j no. Maj r,dcc'd md - Dawson & Lucy
his wife, formerly Lucy aior........... Dcfs,
IN CHANCERY.
Ills suit IS brought by the plair titi- oh ain from
the Court it instruction bf the last will and
mcnt of John Major, decd and n decree tecllfne
The extent of The plaintiffs interests th"reunder-And
ais" deer for the settlement of the defendants VIM
Major of his ADM nistraon ,f the OF
said John Major decd md the Of the defend
ants, iIarwood, William g. james Major, Is trustees
un Ter the sixth ranse of the vi Of sal Jo Major
lec'd,-und decree, also. directing the sad trus.
pay aud (eliver the plin:ifs The money and
property beueathed to them Ivy the SAID John MAJOR,
otherwise dsp of the will best eff
feet the intention Of the sad testator
And it appearing thai the defendant. James Major,
is not an inhabi,an of this State il ordered Tint
said defendant JAMES Mnido appear before the Judge
Of the Circuit Court OF Bedford county, NJ the Count
of this ord 81, and do what necessary protect h'
interests, and that his order lie published weekly for
fur successive weeks in snnc newspaper published in
Lyme hburg. and posted the front f the Court
House o i cnunty The FIRST day ol the next Coun-
~ Court. Cnpt-Trste,
JOS. WI, sos Clerk
Me..r. 6oGars PACE !
Counsel ton Pitns f~b wiw
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RY w, II. MOSBY, Aucti0necr.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF ELEGANT
4 Kitchen Furniture, Beds,Ac

u,lE suhsr,iier, havlng dete,m ned l" rsmn>e ~
/ l...ui vile Ky viii sell GA Friday. TAT. lorh inst
/, :, aurs stuck u H..u.rhold ani Kitchen Furn lure
lied. Car ct. Nc. The whole of which has been o'tly
,.bn.cd hn- beet we'll kept md is nf lh.. most mod
,ye embracing part-Lad.- = Marble Top Ma
,,ry CaLlnrts, Mahogany Wsrdiebe-. B..lsteads,
II -. N,hrgai,, Chair. .lu Rockers do Cn,udle AID
ra.h mud, d. Dining. Tea aud Pier Tnbics Mrrn :.
"i Nittrnsse- Feailur Beds Dinner nd r,n Sets.
+ ,.re Refrigerator. Wa pr Colder. Cnnde abr -.
N ,,l md Pnssasr Lamps. aud II tuee a.snr'mett of
hp Furniture aud mnny desirable nrcIr- 'rot
II ..l--the whole ,f Witch " II be sold withnut re-
ufvr
| TERMS-Ail ~nms ualer $50. cn-l,--Ovel $50, 90
credit Sale IL com al 10 ,'rtck prrci clv
fHOS T. NASH.
cbo fllleb c. Rich i III zip Aucon"er
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= Il q Ar y n TO IL A e. co.
Nj. I.ANGHORNE & SONS.

NJ, N ooNpt
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sscAas ToBAoco
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS.
f1NIIE sub-criber- have constantly hand n lnrRe
4 stock of HAVANA & PRINCIPE SEGARS, OF
the approved brana. which they fee confident
inferior in the market, aud which will be sold
the LOWEST CASH PRICES
ORpsHs from any part of the Union will b. promptly
met and entire satisfaction guarantee To pnchascis.
The following Brands nre kept constantly on hand:
Spears,
La Flor de Habana, La Sultnna,
e California, Lns Tres Coronns
Jicotsncnl, La Gin de Aqua
Old Dominion Con1ustn.
La Fiel de L. J. c., I'll Leon de Orc
LIN Tercsita, FL Nuptuno
Rio Hondo Plantation,
Ell Progmma, Figaro,
Las Tres Estrcns. La Norma,
Herman Cortez, Principles,
Lafayette. Ne No,
Oronoco. Nectarine,
Gold Lent, Caawba,
Golden Peach. Slanurd nc. ( c..
September -dScts
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.,INE GREEN ~ BLACK TEAS
~ Grntinc tor Jrlles
Extract nf Vanilla.
Extract of Lemon &c,
I.ubin's handkerchief Perfumes,
Rszor-, Pen-Knive-. Porte Monnaies,
For sale by
inn ~ diets r. STABLER e. co.
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z w BOOKS. Again by Express
Notice to Railroad Contractors.

EN- ;INEEH'S DFFlCE.


NORFOLK We Jan Sth, 81.
- derSisnea II, this uce, from the 1T until the 20h
DAY al March next, mt shutdown. for =" Clearing y
ahl =" Grnduaton' IN the line of the .No,folk and Pc
ter,burs Railroad, briween that portion at said Rnnd
now under and its terminus Petersburg
the Culver" and Bridge" Masonry of the last sec
ton Of work
AT the same time sealed proposals invited for he
"A'utmeni' Masonry If B,idses the Ell tern md
tnuthetn branches of the Elizabeth River
The work viii be divided into sections If about three
miles. and bids may be made tor of snl
sertinn-
The line, plans profes and quantities of work will
be y for examination ana he st IF March.
specifications with forms al contract and proposal
may be had of the undersigned after date.
Payments viii be mnde IN ,ent funds during the
progress OF the work in proportion of four ihhs OF the
anuunt due.
OF bidders personally unknown IL the undersigned
evidence al their possibility will be necessary; and
of those rhom ork shall be allutled. will be requir-
ed bond aud approved security in exceed
ing one firth OF the amount of their contract for
timely and faithful execution ,f the same
Tic Company serves the right accept such pro-
pa.t= ia their lud emrn will the prompt and
Giihiu execution of the work, according contract,
or re jrct MI iinone satisfactory.
The line easy of access the country through witch
it passes abundant in supplies, aud Of climate highly
favorable Tor the prosecution Of work at all
The work hee offered for contract is Of u character
well worthy the consideration of the responsible
contractors.
w MALONE, Chief Engineer.
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VTIKGINIA:-At Rules held in the Crrs's OF
fee n the Court oi Hastings for the city "f Lynch
burg On Monday the 9th day of + br.ary, 1854:
James l.. Schno lhrld, PinntU,
George D. Humphreys, Henry o. Schooield in his
own rgh,. AMI rs ex'o u! John Schnolheld, deed :,
admir-. of ChaLucey Steen and John II. Pate
DrJeHddWs'
The object of this suit To compel tie Deit, Ii. o.
cfoo6eld to make full and complete discovery
n all effects in hi. hands, under his CONTROL either
ildiviu lily or fduciary, belonging 10 the Det,
Humphreys aud to enloin said Schooltei from pass
ins away parting with the until the further
der of the Court in the premises. and q subject said
,ferts together with th- life interest q" s1i lumph
ry+ in u ccrinn lor in the city ct Lynchburg, fronting
On Muin street, l8 feet, orths payment Of debt As
- red lyt e Plaintiff against the sud Def, Humph
reys.
And it app airing by proper affidavit filed that the
defendant George d. Humphreys. is not resident OF
tins STATE: it ordred that he do pear here within
one month after due publication he reof, and do what is
necessary to protect his intefes-and that copy of
this ord. lie published week for four successive
weeks in the Lynchhug Virginian, and sted Mt the
front door of the Court House in this city The first
day Of the next Term.
copy-Tesie
JAMES BENAGH Clerk
GARLAND a SLAUGHTER, =. @. feb w4w
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

TIVE SUBSCRIBERS nre receiving their
i Stock of Goods. offer for snle--
Russia Tarred and Manila Cordage of all sizes from
to . inches in diameter
Blocks for Dcrrcks md hoistng apparatus of all sizes
Also
Patent Friction Roller Blocks, a article in this
market, hy which third OF the labor In hoising
by the common block is snwd
Hooks and rhimhlrs for hoistng-ropes,
Oakum, Rosin, Pitch Tar.
White lend. White Zinc Paint, Black Paint elbow do.
Red Lead Verdigris, Imperial! and Chrome Green,
Vermllion and Prussian Blue, Paris hte, Lamp
black, Putty, &c,
Paint Bru,hes, al szes-marking do
Fnncy Pals, Half do. do, Coolers in nests, Wooden
Box Matches, Brooms, Trays, Darrell Covers, Meas
mes, Sugar Boxes, Flour Pals, DC, &c,
Ground Coffee, Pepper Alspice Gloves, Cayenne Pep
per- London and American Mustard, Chocolate &C.,
Linsced Oil. raw and boed-Wintcr, Solar and Sperm
Oil.
Mess Pork and Beef Sugar. COFFEE Syrup, Molasscs and
other Groceries,
Our ,tock has been purchased, entirely for Cash. ct
the Manufacturers in New.York and Boston, and we
will otr great ind dement's purchasers, either at
Wholesale Retail
LEE & CO, On the Dock.
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IN CHANCERY.

IN CIANCERi.
The object of thi, suit j. T., compel the Def't. II. o.
Scho"6cld to make full aad complete discovery of all
fleets IN his hand under his control either ndiv d.
uay, fdncary, belonging 10 the detti Humph
lc,s. and to ennn said Schooihed from pass away
parting with the same, until the further order of the
Court in the premises and 10 subj laid crcs,togeth
er with the te interest of said lunphre>s in crrtain
lot in the cy o Lynchburg. fronting on Main Street IL
tel Gr the payment at debt asserted by the flain
tiff again the snid Def l., Hun ri reys.
And il appearing by proper ath'avi' flied that the de-
(rudnu George ID Humphreys is not resident OF this
Sntr: i ordered that lac do appear here within one
month at or due publication hereof, aud do whit
cessnrt to lis iueres-nnd thai copy Of This
urder be publ, he'd n week for four successive
weeks in The Lynchburg Vrginnn md posted at the
front door of the Court House of this city the first
'uy of the Term
A cope-Teste
JAMES BENAGH. Cl-rk.
GaPJAXD a. p. O. feb 6 wfw
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GEORGE sTEPTOE-com

GEORGE sTEPTOE-Commissi Mer-
" chant--Ofhce at Murrr y Strsttons next door
the old .and Of q. N. Il. Steptoe, Main ST., Lynch
burg, Vn.-Mcssrs. Murrc d. Sttratton having engaged
my servics Tor the pre- ent year, will continue to sell
TOBACCO " HEAT, aud all kinds OF produce entrust
ed to my From long experience in the business
nope receive liberal patronage fnm my old friends
and the public generally.
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