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More New GuoAs.

IL are noI0 opening Mt 1olloUinF scnIce
COINS.
Super6ne black Cas,imeres, Tor summer coats,
&C.
Do plain blac. Mandarin Grapes,
Elegant worked Muslin Robe,
A lother SIMPLY ol rich gahzr ilendkerchiefs,
DO. do new style Calicpes,
Handsome figured Grapes, all ooIors,
Do. black eros De Naplc silk,
India feather Ians, tIilG aizt HDd rerg eiegnui
\ gcnefa assortment Of ladies Q. gehiInU,cus
Shoes, 81 the newe est and u,ost iasbiona
bic shapes,
Fashionable eanze Ribbons, which We olI'er
low Tor cash.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & co.
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pnOEESSNN POR S0N.

Pnrson was once travelling IL a stage
coach, when young OSnnian. fresh fruin
lcollcge, was amusing lhr ladies' with
variety of talk, aud amongst other lhings,
with qnotalion,fas III sad, from Sophie
clcs. A Greek quotation, and IN a coach
To" fonsrd our slumbrrng professor,
from u kind of dog sleep, IN u snug CORNER
Ut The vehicle shaking his ears, and
rubbing his Eyes, think, young gen
tlrnnn, said h., you favored us iust npw
wIh quotalion from Snphoclrs I do
not happrn IA fecellrct II there Oh sin
replied our Tyre. the qnoiaiiop l. word
Inr wpfd ns have repeated II, aud ~ 50
phneles too but suspect SIR, n is some
time sIncs you were nj college The pro
i.ssor applying his hand tn his grcnt coat
aud taking oui II small pocket .,lltion of
S"phosles, quietly asked h,m If i,r conld
he klnh enough IL show him The passage
IN question, IN Thai liltI, book af1.r rum
nlhglng The pages Tor suInc lnr, he re-
pilrd" up"n seeond thoughts, | now re
collect that the passage ~ ~ Eutpldcs.n
Then perhaps, sir,' sid the professor,
puiilng his hand again into his pocket,
and handing him Slpllnr edition III Eufi z
pides, you will he 80 good as 10 find II
for me, ~ that little boot.' The young
Oxonian returned again To hts lask, bat
with no better success, muitcring however
10 himself Curse me y Iquoie Gresh "a
gain IN couch Tie Tutoring of the
ladies informed h,m tina, he WAS got inio
u hobble NJ lnst, Bless me, SIR said he.
how dull am | recollrct nov. yes, yes.
perfectly rem.nbrr, that The passage il
~ Esehylus.' The inexorhblr professor
returned again la his lnexhauslble pocket,
and was IN The net al handing him m
| 1Gsch, lns, WHEN our astopishtd French
man soc'r'rnitd, Stop the euaeh-- hal
loah, coachmnn,lsi me OIL, say, Instantly
let mr out there's fellow here bas
got the whole Budlrin library inhis pocket
let me out ! spy--irt mr. out h. must BE-
| Porsor, or the Devil *
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Yen dollars Reward.

IlANAWAY Tom the subsciib,l IN thr
- Isl January negro man named JOHN,
about y or years old, five icet nine ar ten
neles high, well made, very black, when
walking bends very much In the knees, when
spoken feroely Ia, has n down look, md nm.
s"ers slowly, hut When mildly spoken to h.
answr quick aud generally smiles. john j.
thought 10 he lurking about Mr. Jefferson
quarter in Bedford, where he has n wife, ~
IN Lynchburg, where he Is well acquainted
n he Is a waterman, he may he freanuutI,
on the river. lor"hrn all persons nom en-.
ploylng or harboring The above negro.
FRANCIS GDDDE
June II. gtl3
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COMPILED BY TH0.LlSzJ. RODGERS
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sing Al unconditional submission. nlhe tvran-
IA, OF lr,tateo ministers, oi fesistaiicf by force
fhe latter 10 our choice. We have cDtillied III
cost OF thls contest, and find nothing 80 dread.
III as voluntary slave v Honor, lu,lice, aud
humanity, 10 oid US .amciv 10 SUI endel that
,eedom when We received from gar eallan,
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i" Inc a'ns we have been compelled by on,
1.
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apce, employ tor the Preservation oi our hbe-
tiIs-- being with one mind resolved 10 die free.
men rathe lhanto live slve,."- Decidraijou
u Congress, setting forth HE necessity oJtahmk
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Z UNAWAI from the subscribers, on
"a or about the LIST day of February last n
bright mulatio girl named DlLCEi, belong
ing To the estate of John Melton, deceased.-
She is abont 10 or Il years oil Hge, has a scar
oa the side OF her neck, occasioued by a burn,
also one on her forehead. Tier lrhfowe are
remarkably large, and has down look when
spoken to. Had on WHEN she went away, a
black homespun cotton dress and napt cotton
jacket. 1t is probable SHE may be lurking IN
the county OF Buckingham, as she lived there
about two wears The above reward will be-
given to any person who viii deliver the sHid
girl to the subscribers, living near Nelson
court house, or such information given rs
will secure her apprehension, aud all proper
charges paid.
SPOrSWOOD GARLAND, Frs gCJ
JOHN MELLON, MsHag rec.
NAV "A IN -
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mo. 90.

And thou'll tell him fhai ave got NV
lease Of my land " Appen may"
We'll, Tom, Ise bid thee farewell. Gsd
knows may never zrs thre again" Tn
widow had now risen. and Was about Ia
depart {" bnt zay ;" says Tom, tbou'tt
not To expect that after ~ iooe journey
III lrnt mp aud down all The streets of Ia
ven looking fnr Dick, bnl II appen IN
meet him, III tell him al this, aud II thou
hearst ~ b"" should recover, thou may
then 20 and deliver all lhrse messages
thyZrIrn
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GJEANlNGS.
IT, .rIsItt, ITu3J'g DfufH Red

The YOrhshfft inns Dedh Brd.
An inhabilant Of Yorkshire lying ap
parently on his death bed, WAS visited by
his wir,'s sister, who had been widow
for some years previous. Instead Of Civ
ing way to that soitnrss of feeling which
would, with many, have produced flood
ortrars in the contemplation Of = sist.u's
husband about 10 depart from this world
for ever, the widow thought Of nothing
but ~ render his remo,al To another
world The means of sending message Ia
her departed Lord and master. After SIT
ting few minutes by the bedside, she
addressed him thus" And % Tom tlust
going IN die % "Appen may" says
Tom. " Wen Tom, opes thnn'n go Il"
Eaven." - Appen may" Wen beg
of nee, when thou meets my dear Dick
there, lhou,n tell him lsc moi married
yeti Appeo may" Aud tbnoPI
tell him ave put The two lads Ia trades. 3
thai "r kerpr"n more hogs This z""se
,uaa Vt kip, .otue.i, "AppeG | nay.
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u The EDITORS or THE FRGTsIAN,
(agents for Lynchburg and its viciuity,) So
iclt subscriptions to the above works.
The North American Review, and AmcrI-
can Journal of Science, particularly, are
aow well established, and have Il decided
claim to public support, as forming lmpor-
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as Il uiH bt Jor tn only joufnai0J ht KIND con.
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he PuPoss Of endearoriDg 10 dttoch some dtE,e,
9tcrsdd 10 the intellectual taae Of has "0irf
state, he foeis conscious hat he aJProi ieW MOI
be mate IN tgm--iie as also cOHtdtm hui hr
| patrons mH eTcaso amy error 81 opinion into
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Notice.

1--WE partnership OF the firm of Echols
I b North, in consequence OF ihe death ut
Joseph Echols, aud by consent oi the Ispre.
sentative ul HE drccased, and The sufsielny
partner is di.sol, ed-1he business oi the said
finn remnins with Abrhm Il North, the SUI
viving partner, for settlement, All PERSONS
having claims nfaint mid firm, are earnestly
requested 10 bring them iOrw ard tor adius''
mcnt, aud those indebted 20 snid flu are
licited 10 make immediate payment 10 the
said A. H. North.
ABRAM II NORTH
SURFING pnftner Of Echois 4 Norih,
WV L. LAMBETH, Af'y
For Elizabeth f. EchOis EreeuiriI Of
Joseph Echois, decd.
June 90 81 90
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

II il asserted that the greatest ciArne-
tiers the world has known, have arisen
tiom obscure origin. The following list
III proof Of this assertion, might be greatly
enlarged aud particularly by those who
have been, or now arr, eminent in tn
United States. Dcmos,hcnrs WAS the SON
of a fplgcmau: Virgil of baker Horace
of n freedman Theaphrasius Of an Did
clothes mnu Rus5rau, the poet, oi
shuFnakrr ; J. j RossrAu WAS n watch
maker Relhp the historian, ofn cutler
Nasslllnn, of u tanner James Cook, of y
very INDECENT pcasani Shakespeare, of
very poor parenls Benjamin Franklin, Of
tallow chandler, AID himself printer
James Monroe Was the sou of mason /,
Ritl. nhouse VAS gold smith. Here ia
encouragement for young men of genius.
Through til" means of industry, per
srrserance aud good hahlis, every oh.
sla,e 10 III" rond Of everlasting fame has
often been snrmouuted ifa young MN
uf talents r"sol,rs 10 be eminent, and pur.
Sues ihe requisite course, he will become
eminent.
-."s@@"-
Prom HE .HLdny Daily Adrfrtiser.
A CURIOSITY We haa. often seen very
'hlHli9, HHIballE fH' HliEhlhl h'I''aiiH
lluns Oh letters bot the follow ing, which
passed through the post office IN this city
few days slnrr, is rare specimen. No
give II verbatim, and hope Father viii
gel IL
For Father
MIR. Collions aud
Edn ards. In care TO
the Master
of the public
Printing office
hr lives next
Door
Eastport
Mass.
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r. J. Rooms, Esq.
CONDITIONS.
w. MCKEE & J. q. MEM

HAZE JUST RECEfpED
A general assortment Of farhsois
"a "A and Cd bro Shlrfings Il Sheet'ngs
ga aud A Imitation Circessien Stripes q
Paids
bah best German bIeached Ticklenbnrgs
do Scotch Oznaburgs
Together with many more SPRING GOODS,
which are going off At low prices Tor Cash.
ON HAND,
Country IO1o Linen, Feathers &c.
APRIL 30. "''
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The North American Review,

Was begun in 1915, aud has since been steadi
y advancing in public estimation Ia Janua-
y, 1920, the editorship was assumed BY Pro-
lessor Everett, OF tie Univ ersiiy al Cambridge
,New-England. ntU series was then com
menced with which il IS convenient that sub
scriptons should begin. Orders tor any part
of the work will however be thankfully re-
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who are interested N the publication
Published gftarieriy-Pr fi3e Dollars a
Uear-DnVnbie in ddrnnee
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.Nandarine %ankin q Canton Cr0pes,
"a h are now opening complete as
w sortmcnt of the abo,", all entirely
new patterns, aud low charged, for Gale by
MCKEE, ROBINSON l. co.
June 8. Is
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American Journal of Science ant

Conducted By BENJAM sILLIMAN, Pro
Jessor Of Chemistry, &c. Yale COjiege.
This Journal began in the year 1919. Two
numbers, between which there is an interva
of about three months, form a volume.
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The following jeaf esprit is from The
pen nf the Hnnourable Chaties Lrnik,
author of the ARTICLES signed Eia, which
appeared ~ the" Nrw Menlhly Magazine ="
We recommend il to tho SERIOUS perusal nj
The .olari,s Of thorr Temples OF Ep,eu
rus, Nblo's aud ), krs.
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OF TuE
Departed Heroes, Sages and Statesmen If a.
mtFica.
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LYNGnBURG, NAY 7, 1874.
CONGRESS

Thr business before Congress, Nth the
exception Of the Tariff Btll, is principally
of a local aud undressing nature. The
senate, il IS supposed, has gwen the death
blow II the bjIl, by striking out three OF
its mosi lmparlan. provisions, III ev,rs case
BY m.iarlly of oar yote. Gen. jackson
stJes with the tariG men, heart aud hand :
an iusuperahle objection IL hun. w should
suppose, IA the agricultural states.
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There i one idea OF Maj Polla-'l's which
is omitted IN tue above Iemarks--IIe spoke
of the restriction II he right of suffrage IA re.
leiion 10 rsina as member of the Union
He stated that in none Of the other states Was
The right of suffrage restricted as in the suite
of Virginia, and therefore the nou-fre ehoidcrs
Of tue other states had Representative in
Congress, while those OF Virginia had none in
that body. He remarked that he had heard
il said that this was % 10 consequence, that
Virginia had as many Representatives in the
Congress of the United States as if the right of
suffrage was no, restricted TO freeholders-but
by this rule said Mai. 7. We might say the GO
vernon and council should appoint our RepIe-
sentatives 10 C0ugrcss--it would not lessen
our number of Representatives in that body
this, he said, was position by no means
tensble,
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a. We Were last rIghtput IN possession
Of late European datcs--Not a sentence
OF peculiar interest, except the rejection
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quis Of Lansdowncs address 10 the King,
praying the rccoa.lliun of the indeprn-
deuc,. Of the South American states. TIE
Greeks bold Their own
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On onr Of the Convention list, after 8.
vrral names bad been subscribed, some
person started the ldrN OF ,otiuE Tor pres,-
tcut. Last night, the vote stood thus