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NOTICE..

l~D Kegs Lewis White Lead pure No |
D" do do do No =
80 do Spanish Brown, yround in oil
2hn Gals LInseed Oil [very superior
377 do. Spermaceti Oil
20 DO Spirits Tnrpeuiine
500 lbs Dry White Lead, (English)
700 lbs. do Spanish Brown
5m lbs. do. Yellow Ochre
$50 lbs. do. Venetian Red
For sale NJ the lowest terms hv
WALLER II. MIDDLETON,
Nov. Opposite Post Office.
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n n, old siapd olpo'iis Poa 06e;,
(HEAD QUARTERs.)

'rFAo recently received ono hundred ihIffy'
IL seven Packages OF Goods ia b.. line, CON
pr sing a complete aol extensive assortment, OF
Medicines. Drugs, Patent Medicines, Chemi
ohais and painters materials, DIS OF every des'
cfpton. Spices. Vines. ferlmnery. Fancy
Soaps. tafnishes oflIl kinds, Dye-sluiis, VIM
dow Glass. of various sizrs Surgical lnstrn'
meut, Ply slcian, furniture, &c. &C.
Tie above. together With his stock on hand
(Rhleb is very afEe.) a. viii ~ his monthly sup
plies which hc will receive, enables hln 10 sell
By wholesale on frtaii on rs favourable terms "a
can IL had ~ Virginia.
Praeinone,s OF Medicine, Country Mer-
chanls, llallcrs, Dyers, Painters and Others, are
most respectful solicited To call upon i'm, as
the, vii find II greatly 10 hcir interest," TO do 50.
tn mind large quantity Of well made
Putty.
nci -
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FOR LEASE OR RENT,

AlfE new brick building now erecting by
- the snDsCl iber, IN an eminence about mid
way between Charlottesville and the University
ii Virginia. fronting the east end OF the street OF
the latter, and commanding an extrusiy" and
beautiful view OF both place, as well as great
extent of country around, Il designed for pun
tic house and Is expected to be completed by
the III OF January next. It's location, the eie
SatIon aud beauty OF The situation, and the size
and ARRANGEMENT OF die interior Of the building,
render il very desirable. The house is fifty five
by fly ieet. -four stories high with 81 rooms
The stable vii. be OF brick lob bt 3 feet, suf-
Gent 10 stable - horses. All other ne cssary
houses will be added, with an extensive garden
aud as many lots Of land adjoining may be
deemed necessary "A well Is already sunk wh.ch
affords an .buudance of excellent water This
establishment the subscriber proposes to lease
or rent. and invites all disposed 10 view the pre-
mIses. ALIEN GARRETT
Charlottesville Sept. p GINS
Valuable Property for Sale or Rent.
r An DESTROYS To sell that valuable situation in
= NewLondon, lately occupied by myself,
and how IN the possession OF Tho. T.. Randolph,
Esq There are 66 acres OF land attached to it.
Its situation is in fine neghborhood, very heal
thy and convenientto the w-London Acadc.
my, one OF the most ilouflshmg and best schools
IN the upper country, now under the superinfcn-
dence the Rev. n. H. Cobbs: the terms OF sale
shall be made aecOmmodating--bu If not sold
II will be rented for the ensuing year.
SETH WARD.
july 10 cts1O
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q PETITION will be presented to the =.
~ General Assembly OF Virginia. on ha 5'"
OF the Stockholders Of the L,nchburp and s.,'a
Turnpike Company, paying Il change q, u. e,'a
non OF the Ia" IN relation 10 the said COMM
which authorises the state 10 alpropra,e t1a''sy'
OF the said company to the fur ther e,lersi, WI.
the said Turnpike road. >'''''" OF
Oct %.
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NOIiCE.-A meeting the Presiden,kn;
rectors OF the Lynchhurg and salem Tnrn
pike Company at Lynchhurg on the eth o,,p
Der. 1927. VIZ
Ordered, that requisition of ten nor .o..
upon the capital be required OF each slocktolda.
to be paid on or before the l2th day ofDecembe,
JOHN NJ. GORDON ClerL :"
Oct % ia
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4 Ii persons having Just claim, against the
~ estate of Jobn II 'ndcn, decd, al Bedford
az requcsled 10 present thcni In me ON ar be.
iotr tn 21lh day OF December, nexf heinz
brdlofd 'onit day, authenticated rs The Iav d,.
rect', as this notice will be plead in bar against
al claims presented after that date Also. thos,
vino arr iudehi Il 70 the estate are reoueste to
come and make poS ment, as longer indulgence
cannot bc eWeu. FRANKLIN HEADEN,
Admir- Of John lirddcn. der
NoY- ID. civil
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A\fOlICE-The subscriber has opened =
Al House of Private Entertainment. six miles
from Fancy Farm, &twent, three from Lynch
burg, on the Forest Road, where he is prepare
10 receive and accommodate those who may cal.
on him, in a manner Which, he doubts not, vii
give satisfaction. lie would only mention tha,
lis the nearest road from WiIliamss to Lvn, h.
burg JAMES MARTIN
Nov. Is. c3ll5
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NfoItCE.-Iaken up by John NJ. Williams
~ within two miles OF Lynchburg, in Am,
herst county, an estray Cow,--pale red. or yell
low, some white IN her iace--wide horns, lit
lie white ON her back, and the cnd OF her tail al
50 white and appraised to SIC by Lewis Daw .
son James l.. Lampkin and Christopher Is
bel.
Nov c3tl5
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ApriI 10.

vIRGINIA.-A, cour, held for Monreomer, oopns'
the fourth day of September, 1927 Aames s iS,s
Pltf against Georpc Watkins, and Alssbado "' iSf
TOPAZ o. Watkins, Executors OF Nar4 ha'N''s'
dens--ln chanccry. IL. entered
The defendant George Watkins, not ha'nE t, and
his appearance, gwen eecuriiy according tac,o,y
the rules Of this court ard il appearing py aInon,
] }, p u" a,dsr poi that The said dofcndo apprs
hero on the rsl day Of blnrr term next ard -s
bill OF the plaintiff 49, that copy 81 ' n lhs
forthwith iuseries in some newspaper u'',bar ~
STATE for two months succcssIyely, bud ihat
BE- postcd al the front d9er OF the court ho''0 -
county, on Two successive court days, ..-,.1 u -
q Sculy -n,ge X p'HoS! 49,
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- highest biddef OF ihe fit Ga, of r. 70 ~
-, 49,, "s~ on 's premises lrae, oi iand -
y, ~" we W rJo'5 81 ,a,npbel on the waters q
Count House, tie quantity suppe.eS ,'",nilri
tween four aud FIVE hundred .c,.s be b.
hundred acres are good tobacco land ','h on.
ance good GRIM land with good ,u,,,a. - sa'-
one hundred Z twenty thirty aeretaf :, mo-
land Is Cleared and Is in good orde, a., Above
further description is deemed unpe.,',.i.i ping.
those that wish 60 buy, will view 10, tb,,,g,' as
Terms OF sale, one third of the nufcba",
ney VIII be cash; one aud two wears rr,,I;, mo-
balance will be given, bs the pur,h..s, 9n we
bonds and approved security ehhs
THOMAS kossER. Aern, f..
hm sHEAREk, Of ktn,,,1.
Sept. % 'n'"eky,
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y IT Z 7 IA4t z.
~ n TIE 22d OF October last, was Soleu
~ tom IN, Stable, by Jonah Dotyns, a
small oorrel Mare, about eight years old, fow
feet ten inches high, PAGES aud oanters well,
The said Dohyus is about six feet one inch
high, dark complexion, black HAIR with the
end OF his nose biz OF on one side, about
inrly-fve eats old will give reward Of
Twenty-Five Dollars for said Dehyns aud
N!aEe, or ten dollars for the delivery oil the
mare only, HELMS.
Stony Fork, Montgomery city. Va
koV. g. C5tl4
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Nov Is

Ao1itE II ne subscriber bcgs ica,r 10 a..
J form the pubic thai he is prepared to en-.
ier largely INTO the bnsincsS ~ Saughle,inp-
lle has purchased The glis formerly occupied by
hrJ MaIialt nud vii use every exett,on to
please those Who may call On him Hog bro.
vcrs will find II to their intores to call
JACOB FEAZLE.
Nov. Is hBS
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\ tract OF Land,

Ivinr IN The county Of Roctb,idge, on the North
H,,.r and on nich snd Porter nov resides,
enntainins about 100 acres portiou OF which
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rN.kofJCF--Aii persons esstas claims a
IN gains, N estate Of the lat il''A'a =
- vii ai.ase present aicm without lofihfi
..ls. a. The ess.,sc = about - be e4nseh. Ahd
sbose ,asieeied. make pssmeni.
DANIEL sfRAIToN, Es9t.
oI nm. Walker. dred
o. carlo.
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/ he subscriber will give the highest casl
1 price for clean cotton and linen rags.
MAI1ilEN QUINN.
Nov |. lmul3
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BOOKS.

/pHE subscriber has Just received direct
- from Philadelphia, large and genera, as
sorment of Books aud Stationary, which ne
Is eoaaled to sell al reduced prices Country
Merchants and Teachers will find it greatly to
their advantage TO call, as he is determined to
sell aud to such purchasers as buy to sell n
gam, reduction in price, and an extension OF
Time will be made ia proportion to the amount
OF the bill. Full and complete catalogues may
be seen at hS Office. Also, Splended assoIt.
ment OF Oh Paintings. JNO. X. ID PAYNE.
Nov. Is tSl5
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lIaiuabte Land for .S0te.

r WISH 10 sell my tract OF land, containing
= 35l Acres, lyngm the lower end of Camp
hri county and adjoining the lands OF Robert
Hunter, Col Madison and Alexander Strrle-
his ldn.l is of good quality, aud on it Is good
dwelling house. and all convenient out HOUSES.
together with an orchard OF well selected fruit
rees--shond this land notbe privately sold be
lore the 18th day January, 1t will, IN that day
he sold 10 the highest bidder, ona very long ere
ujf Persons wishing Ia purchase wi hnd il 10
thru interest To view Tins land Should this
land be privately sold, public notice viii be ei,.
en-. THOMAS MDSILl
Nov 3. t15J1I
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WILLIAM IRVINE.

NOilCt.-A oonl man of literal educa-
1 y ton, and who will furnish satisfactory tes.
tInIpnlalS ,-wlsh,s the SITUATION Of assistant IN
some respectable Seminary--or tie station OF
Book Keeper or general clerk IN n commercial
establishment. being master of German Text.
and other engrossing hands MS services mug III
s,e rendered useful ia other 81 nations.- Addre,s
. c Nick. at the Office ofthe tirginian.
Nov 8. IL
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Stone VI are.
Nov. 10.
Trust Sale of Real &. Personal Estate

Trust Sale of Real e. Personal Estate
YnAURSUANT 10 the provisions of a deed o
< trustexrcuted by George StcpiGc aud Ma
rla his wife, bearing date the nuih day OF Octo-
ber 1924, aud of record in the clerks Office of
the county court Of Bedford, for certain purposes
Ia sad deed specified. the subscribers, on one oil
hem, will on Monday the 9th day of Decem-
her BENZ cont day. III the town of Liberty .pto-
coed to sell by WAY of public auction TO the high
e,t bidder, ior cash, or upon such terms rs may
he agreed between the parties, the following rs
tatr real and peIsunsl, 10 W.T.: One tract Of
land wing upon Otter Greek aud adjoining the
I.inchhurg and Salem Turnpike Road, contain
me sixty four and a quarter Acres whtI ton tie
sad Sleptoe NOW resides. In addition TO thu
buildings "A improvements necessary for the
accnmno,la ION OF a tami there are upon this
tract saw and Grjst Mill with machine Ior
packing Cotton, and tn brick and stone wall.
of a large cotton mandatory. lately consumed
hs f,e The sCilr toI works of fhIs klnu Is bcI,N-
ca 10 be an eligible ON. Also, Que Other tract
OF add adjoining thr former, containing by esti-
nation SIX aud Gse-eghth Acres. And also two
othcr tracts, " ing ou Little UtIer Creek. adioin-
ing the tw first named, and containing together
by estimate N two hundred and flrty-i Acres
\ aOrtIon OF these lands Is well adapted 10 the
culture of tobacco and the residue very produc-
tive in grain of all kinds. Also the following
slaves. 10 vii London, Cuiley. Winston NATL
da, Selma Eliza, Anna, Martha, Jane. Mary ~
Edy, together witlrans increase siuceih date Of
tie said deed OF truss. Aud a. the same time and
place, all the machinery Tor carlmg and SPIN
ma cotton. and WOO " ich has been prcser, ed
from the destruction ofthe factory by fire Act
ine trustees we shall convey only such title as
is vested IN us bV SAID deed.
WM. RADFORD !
J. lEADHCk, ! Trustees.
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RIVER LOW GROUND.

Ihcrc = nn tbs tract, 10 addition TO the usual
infro. nlncnts, a GluSI SAW MILL HE
,sr vii he made known on the day oisaie -
Inc ,i.u Of the above property ~ inquestionh
bic oa. acting as Tiust rs. we vii convey Oh
~ suea title as IS sc.ied ia rs l,y sad de d
{. DORMAN I ,r.,.,,.,
NM. hiLLSoN, \
N,rst,hfr % Cids 10
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Sai i,inf OF deed otuusi, rSoeued 10 The
ID sub.eliLel by John llafdimPn, 10 secure
dr. a4t nent OF certain debts therein mentioned,
dar u. Moneys Thornton and clay, dated
lh.h Anf 1870, and duly recorded IN ihf
Clerks Uaierof the county eout OF buckingh ham,
W ,hal 81 10 the highest bldde lor cash, At
the Ncs store. IN the county OF buckingham ON
ST any The sth day Of December newt. three
Ikay Negroes. va. Abram, Jadh and oealcy-
OF q, many IA wi be sullcl'ni to pay the debt
afotesaId with Interest ana costs
>ANL. BRANCH. }r.,.,.o.
y. II THORNTON, ''''''
Nov q. cldslO.
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leN y tlr 20tu ot Decrmher next, lilair ii not
~ the Inst tar day. the subscriber viii seli
At pubic auction. on credit nt twelve months
before the Franklin iiolri. N bynchburg, -
likely negroes, consisting OF uen, wDmeu aud
elaldten. The, aro negroes ot in. cha aCtei ;
amosg tJcm a.c several Caoks aud house ser
wants iltne, be not sold none day the sale " III
BE- continued until they are all sold.
Ths subscriber " III iI ese sell privately hi,
ira1t 81 lsnd IN Bedford eopntf, situated on the
norm and south iot ~ OF Gonse Creek and ON
iny o,aln road leading from Lyuchh,ug 10 flu.
castle, ~ miles west ot Liberty aud aiionin Z
Gap But1rd Il contains about liiU acres, 81
which e,n are un,lenrcd. Inc pat which Is
uncleated. except very small portion IS excel
IL Tobacco land. Of the cleared Iand, 40 a
ere, are ,ow gtaands ofthe li,g qualify, aud the
remainder remarkably fuc high laud. lis
Is Que Of the best tracts OF land in the M
per couniry. heng we'll adapted TO he cuIt,sa-
ton oftubacco and all kind, OF gram IL lies re
tnakaDy we'll and Is very free FROM stone II ai.
pidrd n would make two scIy hnndsone tracts
winch snall be- done, If thnsc who wish TO pug-
e'Ia,r wish II. Persons wishing To purchase, ma,
apply 10 the subscriber residmg IN the neigh
onrhood of New London, OF to Capt Hulofl.
residing near the tracts
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Jackson, be and they are HEREBY requested TO
attend any meeting which may be organized in
Richmond this winter, Tor the purpose Of torn.
ing an electoral ticket
RssolTxd, That committee Of corrsspon.
dence to consist Of twenty members, TO be
nominsted By the char be appointed, whose
duty j, shah be to correspond and act with
similar com nittees throughout the State.
Resolved, That a committee Of vigilance and
safety, tc consist OF forty hive members 10 be
nominated BY the chairman be appointed. whose
duty u shall be to watch over the interest OF
Andrew Jackson in the county of Berkeley, aud
to arouse the energies OF his friends.
Resolved, That the proceedings OF this meet
ing be signed by the Chsirman and Secretary.
and published in the MsF,insburg Gazette,
Winchester Vlrginisn and such other pspers as
are friendly to the objects OF this meeting.
The Char IN dischargng the duty imposed
BY the Sd and 4,h Resolutions, nominated the
following persons as committee of correspon
dence. VIZ; DR. John HARRISON, John Me-
Cleary, jr. William g. Burns. DIR. John hedges,
Cornelius G. Devinney. John Kislnger, James
Mason, jonathan Cushwa. Jacob seibert. VIM.
Grantham, Joseph Henderson, fhomss Gill,
Robert Daniels. John Dawson, Jacob +. seibert,
Robert Stewart, Joseph Showai,er, Frederick
LAWYER Jacob Poisal aud Ellis Ellis
huu VIC toHO"tuS pefeonS a. SOHhat'co VI
| vigilance aud safety. Major Henry Bednger.
! Jacob seibert, sr Henry Bowers Geo; Burma,
Michael Seibert. lof Jseo5,) George Nell,
Jacob stookey, 81. John Mong, Geo Craiglow,
I Jesse Payne, Lewis Zinzndsiier, Saml Lowry.
| VIM. Grantham. Michael Seibert, off. Davcn.
| port 0rriek, Peter Gardner. Hezekiah Hedges,
! John +. Snodgrass, WIN. II. Davidson, Wm
| Gorrell. Van Gorfell Robert L. Turner. Mi
| chael TYoutman, Vim. Brown, John Weston.
| hsver, Abraham Marlatt. John Ronk, NEm
Mcdonald, Vincent Bell, John Williamson.
David VI. Cushwa, Jacob Bilmire, Samuel Sci
bert, Jonas Hedges, Adam schoppert, Joseph
! Burns, Josiah Hedges, Jacub Schnppert, Der
! nsrd kephart, Michael seibert, Rchard Bell,
| David Seibett, solomon Weidman, George
| Mong and VIM. Wilson.
| On motion OF Moses r. Hunter, the Chair.
| man was added to tho committee Of correspon.
dence. The meeting then adjourned.
WILLIAM LONG, Chairman.
Wa. II, DAvTpsoS, Secretary.
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s'.inot1er HIsness Cohricted Of FalseAood"
Amos Kendall in his letter addressed
to Mr.. Clay, among ether things, asser-
ted the following.
about the same time, your friesds
stated in conversation, and your Rditor.
Charles Hammond. published ~ his
newspaper, that the differences between
you and General jackson were recsn.
ciledn
MIR Charles Hammond, "in bis pa
per-" of the 10th ult comes out with
the following flat and unequivocal deni.
al:
"In the year 1874, | had nothing to
do with any newspaper Whatever, aud
neither ia the character of Edi.or or
Corrssp nden. made any such publica.
ton, as is here aIledgedn
II is strange, that when witness after
witness, is rebutted and refuted, that
others will venture their reputation on
the plank of ialschood, aud suffer
themselves to be found guilty of perjury.
What witness viii appear next' Come
on gentlemen Opponents, we are ready
for you all, The more falsehoods you
utter, the brighter are our prospects
L.ferary Cadet.
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ANrLlAcKsoN NETTING.

The voters of Morgan county who are oppos-
ed 10 the election Of General Andrew Jackson
IS President of the United States, are reques.
ted to attend meeting 10 be held a. the Court.
House in Bath, on the goth day OF November,
TO nominate fit persons 90 attend q general
meeting of the friends Of the Administrators,
TO be held At Richmond, on the 9th day Of jan
uary next, for the purpose OF forming General
Electoral Ticket, preparatory to the next Pre-
sidentai Election in 1923.
.M.RNY VOTERS.
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NOTICE Al p rsons having clsims against
4 ' the estate OF George abIer, dec d are
invited TO bring than forward legally authenti-
Gated Tor settlement, and all those indebted 70
the said estate are requested TO make immed-
ate psymen, as no indulgence whatever, will be-
given. HENRY rABLER,
Nov. 81. - ST.
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mitigation Of the enormity ofthe offence
committed. With this view, of the
subject, which they conceive to be a
correct one, the committee have in
vain sought for an excuse for the COM
handing general"
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From The Rochester Daliy .4aivsrtscr.
THIRD INQUEST,
0rer The body found on The Lake shore, in
the County Of Orleans.

Deer the body found on The Lake shore, in
the County Of Orleans.
The investigation commenced al
Gaines last Saturday, was resumed on
Monday at Batavia, where the body,
boing disenterred, was, with the cloth
ing, submitted for the third time to a ju-
ry. The result nullifes the verdict OF
the preceding jury, by showing the
body to be--NOr MORGAN'S but
TIMOTHY MONRO'S.
The facts aoe brought out and which
we solemnly believe to have been in the
reach of individuals who attended and
sanctioned the second inquest, mot as
Jurors, but spectators prove as plainly
as the light of day, that the body, be il
whose il might, was not .Morgaa's, and
resembled IL moi in many Of hevery par.
ticuiars referred 10 as estab!ishiilg cts
identity. The assertion is, we are a.
ware, bold one; but with the ,estimo.
ny last elected, and what has come with
10 our observation within few day >.
we have the fullest confidence in pro.
wing it, (ifit be mol already self evident)
and showing that there was full! as much
as met the ear Ia the boast OF one who
pretended to trace the hand Of Proyi-
Sence in the discovery of tho body
viz: that IL gas "a good enough .NorgaB
for their purpose TILL AFTER t.
LECTION
Why were not the two Po.ters who
found the body, why was not Mr.. Hin
man Holden, who in company with shr.
Fitch, saw the body before the sacond
inquest; why was not the constable who
summoned the two Grst juYies. and
knew exactly the condition Of the body,
why were not Drs. Hall and Vinton, one
whom scrutenzed the body when first
found, why we're not thess--not to men,
ton others known to some who interes-
ted themselves in getting up the second
inquest-why were not these, we re
peat, sworn on that as they were on
the third inquest. The answer will
furnish food for a further showing up
ofthis strange matter:-- They sweay psiai
blank that The head Of the body iokea first
found, was NEITHER BALD, NOR
DESTITUTE OF WHlSkERS--their
oaths would convince any unp,ejudissG
jury in the world that The body, notwith
standing the proofs about the teeth and
the big toe, loas no more .Morgaa's than
10 ere tie eloiiss upon it.
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FOR SALE

A NEGRO WOMAN, about thirty five years
of age and healthy. She is 6rstrate Cook,
Washer and Irones. For further particulars
apply TO the Editor Of thispaper
Nov. %.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday evening last. By the Rev. DR.
REYNOLDS, MIR. Henry RrOas, OF Harpers- Ferry
TO Miss Catsarins HO.per, daughter Of MIR. jacob
Hopper, ofthis place.
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.Elrst lotteries.

NETWORK CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
NUMBER TIM,
will draw on the 28th Of November, 1897.
cpy n aruru crugs,r
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MARrtNsBUaG. NOvsxDra %, 1927.

At a very late hour yesterday, and indeed
when we had made arrangements Tor putting
cur paper 20 press, we were hooded the nro,
ceedings Of the Jackson Meeting held in fins
place on Friday last. In order that the friends Of
the;general may not be disappointed in their an.
pesrsnce this week, we have excluded other
matter intended for this days publications.
Why these proceedings were withheld until
this late hour, we know not-unless, indeed,
il vas expected, as has been said, that the,
would not be published. In point OF character.
the meeting was highly respectable, but sc 10
numbers, very small. considering the wonder.
fu exertions made to get it up. The nunber
of Jackson freeholders present, we are credlbly
informed, did not exceed twenty-seven.
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SPLENDID SCBE.HE.

SO Of 800, 50 Of 800, SO Of $50, 80 Of
$50, SO Of $50, 90 OF $40, 273 OF 83C, and
alto psiErs Of SIS. Only ID 100 tickets
Tickets SIS, Haiues 81 so, Quarters 50 rs,
FyftAs IS, T.aths 81 50.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, No. 10,
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DIED

DIED,
On Thursday night last, Mr. Emcnuel Evsr-
sole. ofthis county.