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Woodburv Nau G

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Singular Passenger - On the 26,h
ulhmo, when Mr.. JoHN DoRAN had
returned from Moor's Field 20 Multi
ca HILL, with load OF wood, and Ia
ken care ct his horses, he discovered a
RATTLE SNAKE, about TWO feet long.
With six rattles, occupying the seat on
the load which he himself had occupi
ed in travelling four or FIVE miles. Some
persons might conclude thai the obiec,
oil ms visiting our village, was to obtain
employment; as late member of the
House OF Representatives from Geor
ga, IN speech agaius. the tariff, de
clared the manufacturers to be a set of
reptiles Blu, il is more likely, bowev
er, that he had concealed himself in a
below stick of wood, and put on the
wagon unnoticed, and after arriving at
MallIca HUI. had placed himself in The
seat of Mr. Doran, for the purpose OF
viewing more minutely the singular
appearance which The place presents to
Strangers Communicated
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Price of Tickets-- Whole SO. Half a..
Quarter ~ SO. Eighth SI25. -
WASHINGTON CITY LOTTERY.
Ninh Class.
To be drawn in the city OF Washington. a.
Tuesday. the 26,h Msy, 1929.
81 No. Lotfery-8 Drason Ballots
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Martinsburg Woelens Factory.
4 NiBBS = VaRlCK, inform the pubic. tnas
~ they are prepared TO Card Wool ., their
establishments Tor 81 ceats per pound. 1hev
wsll also, Full Dye, Dress and Scour cloth
cassinest, blankets, fsnnels, &c. - the u.asi
prices, and 10 the best manner. They also wish
TO exchange wooleu goods, such as fulled and
plaid hnseys, cloths, csssine,ts,. fisnoels and
carpeting; for Wool. They have now good
sock OF those articles on hand, and win Dispose
OF them on far terms, either in exchange for
Waal. or for Cash.
For work done or goods sold hy them, Flour.
Wheat, Germ, Bseon, Lard or Wool, viii be
taken m payment, but no credit can be given.
Miartins5urg. May o.. 1899 --4t.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
$4,000 ccrrAEs
CAPITAL. pRlzv

CAtIrAI. PRiZS.
Grand Consolidated Lotfcru
CLASS No. FiFrREN.
win be drawn in the CIV az lyash;o~,,
Saturday the 9th q June. ISIS.
go No Lotters--g Dyn,on QaU.,s
SPLENDID PRIZES:
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HIGHEST PRIZE
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS

1895 Prizes, amounting to 500 oCg
0rNot One Blank 10 q prize--Ths whole,
payable in CASH, aud which az usf4as al Co.
nIs's oTFicE, can be bad the momenl they ar,
drawn
Hhote Tickets, Sal Quarters. n.
Hafses So EipAk6. ro =.
To be bad in the est variety ~ NJ.
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Drawn ON the Sd of June.

Drawn ON the 3D. of June.
CoHEN's OFFICE BArrrHosr.
April i6. 1929.
Maryland State Lottery,
No 2, for 1929, arranged on The
Odd and Even System,
oy which the holder Of two tickets, or two
shsfes, IS ee'faiA Of obtaining ~ least One Prize.
ana may a'"'s iAree--and IN sane proportion
ioT any greater quantity-No praxs less than
forD Dofius---The Drawing is fixed on he 81
JUNE, IN order to allow distant Adventures
the opportunity Of invssting.
HIGHEST PRIZE.
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OPrice OF Flour in Baltimore on Monday
last. 20 7S.--Whisksy in hogsheads % cts
Ia barrels % . rs cts.
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REFORM-,ehot is II?

'"Sur'ce Lsnghorne, who has been removed
Fun voc hghly important distributing Post Of
~ !" "aysvhie 20 make room for whole hog
NSAn OF the Hero, commanded a volunteer
~ company from Bourbon county during the
war tie was among she first to take the
w. and discharged his duty in handsome
y" gallant manner. lie was beloved By his
(' "3 ana respected BY ths whole detachment
\ WV "eheFai Winchester. The editor of this
'pIF can SPEAK OF Capt. LAnghorne's good
| Luuc' "a Ihis campaign from his own person
a"oHn.!e'ge' At the time of his dismissal
wa ONCE ne enjoyed the esteem and conf.
.oe OF all parties. We never heard sught
"''' nun, except that he eyaded an appIica
SSuo' Tue cIlLens of Maysviie to prepare q
.u,lc alaner for Mr.. CLAW al his house. least \,
gu oHend THE PowERs THAT BE- and awe
u" preieXI TOR depriying him Of his office
a''s though evidence OF his weakness n. q
r"CSh' ouga, to have been rec arded by the
~ master General as a yenial offence. We
. me authority of a gentleman of this town
STA ng' hat MIR. M'I.eaD. (ale Post Master
Sh"efal) considered Capt Lanehorne. ore Of
Ds'' officers in the Post Office Department
Z IaS pressed publicly on board steam boat.
aOpe mat he might not be removed "a ,hr
~ '"' interest could no, be promoted bv tar,
IS ,' Cut an officer who had discharged his antv
Abltr ''u'y' SO Punctuaiy and with SO much
b.. - 10 not Know the individual appointed in
b., p'aee OF Capt Lsnghorne, therefore can
kornn. "ueh about him. He is however ran
kn.,a'';,D saeralis, and violent, incorporate.
'%Tr,,e.rHg sort of man. ~
Z.,e c 80, 10 ','slorr".-oh Liberty, wha. crimes
'''N'''ed IN thy namer-Ksn Repo,te,.
|eraI -' "r appointment By the Pest Master Cen
led po.' -n"ARD hAssEsAN has been appoint
|Ar G g., Master at Washington, Ky in place Of
bee ,D' remased. The individual who ha,
b mi punished in tbisinstance, Il an old man
srhs ~ reached and unin,p-achsble character
#sper 'bhalVdual rewarded is not respeo,ed and
sIoIa" APPS one of the leas, respectable Of The
sAno~lo Jackson party, lie has moreover &C.
de- tsaeed that he was one OF Burr,s men. OF
shNe hn"' the Post Master General could NOT
led ,n,t:u ignorant. MIR. HAM gan once liy.
idoub, a ~s 'own;-those who krow him here
Post o @mee'aer he has been entrus,ed with :
be U'uee' add win not believe il until thew
way Dill With bis nsms affixed &c il a.
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George Sspearingea, late Sheriff Of Washing
ton county, Maryland, and charged with the
murder of bis wife, has been removed from Bal
un@re to Cumberland, Allegheny county there
confined in jail to awrt his trial.
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CHAMBnRsRrRG. MAY

YIN n bFKsBUKG, MAY II
Melancholy .4eeidsnt--- We under.
stand. that Mr.. james Psale, a respec-
table farmer. living in Southampton
township. in this county, was accident
ally killed on Thursday last On that
day, he had gone TO Shippensburg. in a
small vehicle. and when having return
ed IN the evening, and in the act of dri
wing between shed and a cherry tree,
his horse became stubborn and would
not 60, be got out and seized the bride.
IN order to lead him, when, by a sud
den and forcible toss Of his head, MIR
7 was dashed against the tree, and
Immediately expired.
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rAuTtoNs--AH persons are hereby caution
~ ed against cutting and hauling timber
from off the subscribers land, adjoining r
Campbell, Showaher's heirs. andolhers, IS she
is determined 10 prosecute every person 5,
found trespassing in future.
MAJ II, ANN HASTINGS
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Rockingham district.

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w aitherp hasyled a newly frrired
son Of the EmeraId Isle. few mAnings
since, at the table of neighbor,ne
tavern as he broke the shell OF fresh
boiled egg, whose golden yolk looked
little less formidable to mastication. thar
the precious metal it resemble ID
'waither, say, you son of bloekbead.
take these eggs away and boil them Till
they are done; for sure enough. thew
are as hard, and as raw as half cook
ed poiatoe III learn you, honey. me-
YER to put eggs on the table for genda
men to eat, till they are boiled soft that
will" Rsnssetasrrilie Folio
Is there any one who can read the fol
lowing isolated instances of the m;ser;es
OF war, without momentary disposition
to long with the poet, for a lodge where
rumours
s0fnnsuccessful or successful war
"Migf, never reach him morei"
A female was lying on bed of creen
silk, under her head was pillow Of the
same material; her right arm had. no
DOUBT, Graded her babe, & her left was
extended as though for the purpose of
keeping her child close to her. large
she'll had perforated the tiled roof. and
having made its way through three floors
had gon through the foot of the bad. 8.
penetrated some depth into the fourth
floor A piece OF this she'll he'd gone
through the woman's forehead. CARRYING
great part of the head so that her
death. according 10 the opinion of the
medical man who saw her, must have
been instantaneous. The lower part of
the child's body, from the hips down.
wards, was entirely gone. but, strange
to say, its mothers nipple still hung in
the left corner of its mouth, and its little
right hand still held By its mothers
clothes. which, probably il had grasped
at the first noise Of the shell.-Niiltary
Career of an officer of the s7th Regi
ment.
CHAMBsRsBuRG, Nav IL
Melancholy accident - We under.
Il
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Rum Turned Thief Catcisr.-A ras
cal in Boston broke into store, stole
all the money he could End, attempted
to carry OF, also, belly full of whis-
key. The last spirited article laid the
fellow on the floor, and kept him there
I'LL morning, when be was consigned
over to justice The opposers of the
Temperance Society will no doubt,
prove, from this fact. that rum and
wbiskey are reforming themselves.
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Mill, ~ CUT and Hand Saws

Arvils, Vices, Grifhns and Wsldron's Cradle
ing and grass scythes. American grass Scvthes
and sickIss, Grind and Whes Stones, Joiners'
and Coopers' Tools, for sale by
ToWNER & HARRIS.
SLePhe rds.Tosn, AIsyI4,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-30
PROGRESS OF THE CONVENTION
sacanc

Richmond, Noe give cannot yet con.
grntulaie the People, ou their Represent ives
being IN sight oiland. The sppurtioDnent oi
Representation 10 uot decided. No question:
~ yet taken, which uhalks out the eontso - the
Euavenl ION AS soon as the Right OF Suffrage
had been disposed OF. fora Tina. on Tuesday
tho propositions for The bass oil lteprese NATION
were taken up.
The Elective Franchise 10 pretty mach tho
same with that which has been proposed by the
Resolution OF the Legislative Commiiteu. IL
has undergone some modification, hut not ma.
torially affecting us provisions The provisoes
for determining the money value OF thu Free
hold, and requiring five years residence OF the
eltizens OF other Stats. asa qualification for
the exercise Of tho right OF suffrage, have been
stricken out.
some oveuures have been made for n com
promise ~ 10 the Basis of Representation
Mr., Scots plan Of the White Basis IN the II .
OF ID. and taxation in the Senate wns rejected
on Tuesday MIR. pleasants plan of the white
bnss IN the Senate, aud the federal basis IN thu
Senate. was also discussed MIR. Pa proposition
10 I'll The blans lhe number of Senaiors) with
81 was rejected. Other nsmbers vera ,hon
suggesed-as 30, Is, 2i-and yesterday, Mr..
hayly proposed 40. Mr. urshur from ,he Las
tern Shore declared that he wonld not be sal.
win beyond The Ridst) proposed yes,e,da, the
schemc Tor " n fair, open, n,anl y aud hoaof able
promise which he had pressed on Thursday
upon both parties, In the mos, manly 81 emphatic
tone. Ills scheme comedies with Mr.. P's.-Mr
Gordon from The .hiddLe country laid u scheme
upon the table, which was founded on no pai i.
cular basis, aud dsGlaimod all generalnies
giving the country EaH ofihe Ridge a ma orr
~ of 20 Delegates, out Of l2U, and a nm jorly
oi 4 Senators OH, OF "a hey ond the country
West oftbe Mouniain--Mf u. did not explain
TO the Committee The elemt nis ri his calcutta
tinn but be assigned Ms ons advantage oil the
arrangements Of his plan, that II would In -
much respec, for the present county lines. Nj.
LRion spoke OF n scheme which he had IN con.
temptation, calculated, as he hoped, 10 give
satisfaction. --Noibing, however, is ye, done
with these several projects-and although We
have formed some con ectare us to the probabls
ssuo of tho matter, IL seeais TO be premature 10
express II,
Yesterday. the Committee proceeded to pass
through the rriunining resoiu, ions Of the Legs
lalye Committee. with two exceptions. They
we're all adopted without any amendment. .r
cept Que, touching tho p,UG roce mode OF cleo
ton. Various attempts were made 10 modify
the others but they resulted only IN calling
forth some interesting discussion. The propusi
ton for admitting Ministers of Religion 10 seats
in the legislature, particularly, gave rise 10 an
animated, though brief Debate. In truth. thu
Convention seem TO be getting tired OF long
set speeches-and business is now taking The
place vi debate Eng.
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BEDFORD NEETING

Al n numerous meeting Of thn citizens OF Bed
ford county, held al the court house, IN the town
cd Liberty, on Monday the 231 day OF Novem.
her, 1929, being he first day OF the quarterly
tesm, pursuant TO pub ic notice, for the purpose
Of taking into consldera ion the proprieay OF in.
structing the delegation in Convention from
this district, upon the subject of the basis oil rep
re sentation 10 The Leg stature OF this Common
wealth.
The object of This meeting was briefly ex-
pIa med by Nh. Robert Campbell. Wherenpon,
Col David Saunders was called to the Chair,
ADD Joseph Wilson appointed Secretary.
On motion, the CHAIR proceeded 10 appoint
the following gentlemen TO report resolutions
for the consideration of this meeting, to wit -
WIN. Radlord. benjamin. A. Donald, Robert
Campbell, WIN. Cook, John +. Sale, Samuel
Hancock, Lodowick Mcdaniel and Marshall
Jones, who, after retiring n short time, reported
the following resolutions
Resohed, As the opinion of this meeting,
that the great and primary objects ofeyerv well
regulated representative government should be
the protection OF persons aud property, and that
in fixing the basis nf representation, regard
should be had as well to taxation as popula ion,
ReSotued. That our delegates in Convention
be instructed TO use their best eHertions TO fix
the basis OF representation in the most numer-
Gus DThhLH OF iStB'slh'u'c w
aud taxatioa combined.
Eesoired That John NJ. Holt, Lanrston II.
Sale, Samuel Griffin. Lodowick Mcdaniel,
Richard DAVIS, William Cook Lewis Wing.
field, William l. Graham, Henry NJ. Moseiey,
Nicholas Robertson. Thomas Z. Mitchell, john
+. Sale aud John c. Noell he appointed 10 re
ceive the signatures OF such OF the freeholders
OF This county as may desire to mite in an in.
St ruction pursuant 10 the foregoing resolutions.
The meeting was then addressed by Messrs.
Torn +. Sale, WIN. Radford and William l..
Goggin in support of the resola'ions, and by
Mr.. John d. Urquhart in opposition TO III EN-.
and were adopted, four persons only dissenting.
Resolred, Ina, the proceedings Of his meet
ing be signed by the Chairman and Secretary,
and Transmitted to the delegates from this dis
trict an Convention, and a 50 forwarded for
DAVID SAUNDERS, Chm.
JasgPH WILSON. Se'cg.
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S25 REWARD

WILL be paid for experimenting and deli.
w verng TO tie subscriber. in The city of
heh%ond, h's Negro man j JENNY, who
mulato. about d feet 4 or 8 inches high rather
Stout in form, aud has a lively couaiensnee. A
Negro named Jerry.who accompanied jimmy,
having returned home, has informed me thar
they remained about a week al or near a Mr..
ooodwins. in Albemarle county. from thence
they travelled 10 Lyncbburg, and during har-
YES, were employed by Mr., Place. Ia Angu.s
aud September they were Engaged getting bar
rel slaves for Mr. flsnaehan near Warren
aud IN September hey ware surprised and nea,-
iy taken about iwo milos below Warren. AZ
Cooper Shop. belong,ng to- Mr.. Garland.
lemmy ispassing under The assumed name Of
Jackson. JAMES LYLE.
Nov. 30 Jt3I
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THE VfsSGsNlAN.
LYNCHBURG. NOV. 30, 1929.

T.e Enouirer--s few days since we sotk
occasion u refer 10 the course which this print
fms pursued with regard 10 the Convention
question. in such terms as lis equiv ocatmg poll
cy naturally suggested-and we vii add, too,
IN nilder language than il has been spoken oh
ia conversation, by some persons who cannot
be accused of any want ofpactial'y for ITS Edi
tor.--by men who are graceful 10 hlm ior bis
services in contributing % the election to the
Presidency ofthe man OF their choice and e
ven by some who were opposed 10 the Conyen-
ton, and 10 all cons iitutionaI reform, bu who
could not shui their eyes TO the motlses which
;pduced him to preserve profound silence on
the subject. until the sanction ola large mi II.
~ Of the reople had Indicated 10 hun Ihe ire.
sstibe course OF the popuiar current. 10 our
remarks the Enquirer OF ihe 24,h lust, responds
in the Glowing s'agraph:
Owe cannot notice the low mud vulgar abuse
of the LyuchDnrg Virgiuian--Bu it, facts are
siogu!arlv unfortunate. Its false, thai any
handb!lls for the Bedford District, have been
circulated from ,nls office, IN the Enquirer
We have never seen tbdt hn'bpiil wv hdh VIC
heard of its existence. And because, III repnb-
Fishing f,om the furf-Regiser, an interesting
description OF Richmond, &c there may be
one sentiment exposed 10 criticism. therefore,
we are enemie, OF Equah'y equal representa-
lion, and what not such liberal logic l.
worthy oi the source from "h,ca It emana'es,'
As 10 the notice of Tie Enquirer, t IS mol
an object of our Observation-Disclosures remarks
we may have made in relation 10 that pr'ni,
have been dictated neither by wish nor anea
mediation thai we should be so highly honored.
We know, too we'll the robes Of mock disaity
which its Editor finds II always convenient 10
throw around himself wien, in hts notice OF
others. he cannot fail 10 expose more gla,idgly
,he alterations from the straight line OF pohii
cal consistency from witch he has been gradn-
ally diyerging, since ,he death OF Judge Roane
left III e helm in his unsteady hands. lie should,
hswevsI, make up tbs mind 10 come down from
'efiis lofty eminence rs easily as he may tor
MS
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FoR THE VIRGIsIAN
To The Editors of The Whig.

10 inc GHuWS " Htc bHtSs
SIns--I see published in your paper of The
18th inst private address, to w itliam Camp.
bell James Saunders aud Samuel Clayton three
of IN. Delegates in Convention from the Camp
bell Ds'rict, written by some person who signs
himself i" CAMPBELL" GA the subject of Two
documents. which he says that ha has seen for
warded 10 them rs instructions from their con
sttuents IN which address the writer. after
speaking Of the Buckingham list, says, that the
document fron Campbell contains about 200
nersons Of which number he undertakes TO give
the Deee ates detailed account Of thor rela-
tive character, &c. reducing The number 10 90.
and thea tells those three lavorite delegates of
his fMr Menns not Included, y that such in
strnctions "a this, from such characters as
these, should have no weight with them in their
deiiberations.--Wh this .Ir. " CdmpbeW' wri-
ter is, or what effect his bold admoGinous TO
them may have on their minds, IN Disregard
iny the instructions of their humble consiitu.
ents. i. not nov my purpose TO enquire into.
This document, as referred TO from Campbell
county, bears the real name of the writer here,
and that he is acquainted with every person
who signed The respectful address ; and he
Iieves, Sirs, il the document Itself refer
red to had also been published in your PAPER.
that the public would be satisfied of the fact
tha,ihe sense ola more respectable body Of men
could not with the exception of himsel) be
collectively taken 10 any part Of the State. But
10 return 10 my present oh)ess. want TO Know
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EDUR5UANI TO drcree Of HE Superior
u Court OF Chancery for the Richmond dis.
tict,'rendered in the case Of Oven against Mel
son, the undersigned marshal # the Lynch.
burg district, will sell. NJ pnhdc auction. tor
cash, on Friday the Isi daj II Ianoary, 1880, IL
fn'r itno,, the next far day 'hefrane., on tie
premises, Ia the comfy o, tempbeil, one moey
Of certain tact oil .and c0uSaining one thou
sand and eighty e'sn, acres. The above Gaet
Of land viii DO shewn'o any onc wishing 10
purchase by Capt Miles Carey who lives Oh
the premises. L. A. HOl COMBE, NJ
Nov. 80. ids
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND

BY the arrival NJ Boston on Saturday, of the
packet ship, Boston from Liverpool. Liverpool
Papers OF the 23d, aud London TO The 22J uli.
have been revived
InE EAsr.-Varions particulars Respecting
the treaty Of Adrianople ARE detailed in the
Prussian Slate Gazette. An article from Buch
Arrest states that thu Turkish cities on the lefi
bank OF the Danube are 10 he incorporated with
the Principalilies. in which no MabometHn will
he permitted 10 reside. Such Nlnhometans as
possess landed property in NRllaGhia aud Mol
davia will be allowed 10 months. All the IL.
lands al the mouth of tho Danube, IL is said
nre to be ceded 10 Russia.
The Paris Constitutional Of Oct 10, says
that che Eng fish and French Ambassadors have
demonstrated against the treaty of Sep. a. II
adds that on the lgih the Sultan had not sane
toned the treaty, aud tina. Nichola8 will pro.
badly modify the conditions prescribed by hi.
General. One circumstance might rrklndle
war in those cOunires--the diyobedence Of the
Paohas-by which England may profit, to
annoy the Russians"
The Liverpool Courier conlradicts the repor
Of Sir Hudson loves decease.
MIR. NJ Lane, tho American Minister, had n
long conference with tue Earl OF Aberdeen,
Oct 10.
Our grain markets are declining. New Irish
wheat Is selling TO day al Is Sd per. 10 lbs.
22d Oct-On tho 2Uh we addressed you
by this vessel, since VIII ich the feeling is not 80
good Tor cotton, and we have moi been able 10
90 on with sales n, the prices then quoted.
This being contrary 10 the general expectation
OF holders, they now show more dispo ii ion tn
accept offers, that they had previously declin.
ed
We think now there ARE evident symptoms
Of the late briskness in the marke, shortly iol.
lowing by calm. The next adviees from
Your side are expected with some anxiety.
CoEs EXCHANGE, Oct o0.-At this day ;
market the demand for new wheat was hmited
and prices 3d Id lower ; aud those VI old
nearly rs much.
LosDos MARKET, Oct. 81.
Tobacco There are few sales Of any extent
TO report. There is more inquiry after tobac.
co this afternoon about 10 bids middiiog
Virginia are taken for export a, 81 a334 Id.