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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-08

Monday. zen -
~ the Senlie, Mr. Ma Ks Submitted re'o
laiians from the Legislature o. = nsylsan'a,
apprpviag ne Ianfi 81 1928. Tho res'iui'nn
Uttered ~ hr. Webster, hal the oeoate would
elect a pr nler on the an Inst was decided Ia
be oat II order and Mr.. Wehsor sail he
sould modify ms resolution, 50 ns To read that
the " S.asie would Tenagc its present prin.
t.r."--rhe resolution submitted by Mr.. Grun.
dy on Friday, withholding the subscription
90 Cabs a. Seaions compilation Of Dood.
meats was COZ sid.red aud laid upon the iabf.
MIR Eoni's resolution NRs then taken up.
ami NJ Benton took the n of, IN ebnlInua-
iion Of hi. fans fks npon hr Vebstrrs l'le
speech H. vent INTO an elabpraie 'samina
ion OF the Slavery q ,es'ioa, intending 10
orovs. as vas und-T-to III. The pfoPfirty aud
ins,ics IT holding slaves, ON the ~ mPlcs OF
he d. Cur 1 and II Pau. He sad the qucs-
n "a was whether the y ,riu, East, or the
South, had showed The npsi friendship or the
IVES aud. upon lh,s q iesiio", continued bis
remarks uuih The Senate adjonrnrd.
IL tue Hons OF Representatives. the pfesef
ta,,on of p.tiliIns occupied neatly an hour aud
q half sher which, great many resolutions
were offered Mr.. Coulter from The Commit
zee on R.Irog chnent. reported bill 10 abolish
br,yrt rank ~ the Amy OF The UnltcJ Siai"s,
and also - abolish brUvct fank IN the Mdrihr
Corp, NJ Nc Dufi". from tue Select Com
muee to " hon the subject was referred, re
poried JOINT res Jl1i,n on ine .ubjrct Of an
nmend tnent Of the Constitution. The House
subsequently, resumed the consideration 81 tue
unfinished busine ss bag the Report oi the
COMMITTEE IN Elections on the petition OF
urnrI Washburn The debate on tnis subject
sa, cont ,urd by Mr. Sutherland aud Mr..
Coke, aud on motion o Mr. Mercer, the House
Ihen nhlnnI ned.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

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county OF N'cho''' H"'""'']"s .''' i',
commissioners 70 'a'se " SUN VI .no"el ny 'o'
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the ctnoh OF ne N""""'" ''''r"9 -
and 10 a''' '"' '"u''y '' wv ''''"' W
thu Petersburg beh'S ''e"' meon""'c hs'oo'"
toni" Also 'hat 'hey nhn ",sae u" 10 '"e
amendments PROPOSE ny tue ,'o''e 10 NV,
s"cn'"e"'s W '"' p"' ~ "'' " ,' ',' v,
-. 80 ,ie - frb. Hon.. ,er.cl
-. .,s,,Incn,s of the senate and ,ereded
a. .,,n.ndn,,, IN tho l.st ,,n,,I
80,
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N''
TheJont order OF the day Tor proceeding II
the election OF general agent or 'Iote-heep
er. aud superintendent OF the Pcnitentisr,
lnsttntinn. WAS taken up---whcu Mr.. Rnther
foord nominated samuel T. faisons Ms tn
Snpei 'n'enden'' Inc result ol the ballot wa
Parsons l23. sea'teiIngs.
Mr. Rnlherin"rd then nominated TlIoma
Nelson, as Geoeral Agent or sto1e-keeper, -
The result was Tor Nelson 1913. scattering IL.
MIR. Haynes presen ell the p-Iltlon Of Natha
free man oil color, OF Lewis county, 10, lenv
10 remain certain time IN the Common
wealth.
Mir. Gonde reported bill " iemodelIlng III
Board OF Public Works. 1t abolishrs the pre-
Sent Board, and transfers all dnoes heretotor
devoIsing On the Boa'd. to The FIX -Oficio mem
bers thereof, with certain exceptions.
Resolutions were read from The Comm''te
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self to the rsagesofsraa, and s,,,.
delight at witnessing bull 6a,tins. ' &c g',a.
he an interesting woman. che H.,
The cold has been very severe !,
On The 23rd day OF Dcc.mher. nsiaad
with Ice, we're entering London frs seo =, loas.l
tons. I'm all duss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-08

Philadelphia. Aug. TO- 1871,
DEAR SIR: have now the ho,,or to 4t,r,
you IN" petition of Mr.. noultrre, on b.balf Of
the South Carolina Yazoo Company Without
noticing that some of the highest functions of
sovereignty are assume'' in .he very papers
winch he anneAes as bis justification, am of
opinion 'oa' "oVero ment shoud firmly main
tain this ground; rnat the Indians have r;gb,
to The occspatio of their lands, independent
OF the States within whose chartered lines the,
happen 10 DE that until they cede them by
treaty, OF othsg Transaction equivalent To
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-08

Mo" opening large snpIp OF best fresh
IN Bunch RaIsius, Candies, Kisses. &c.
IOWA DAVIES.
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mortal g.nias Off ullon bequea'hea TO man.


Repulaiion, Of the Palace. washing
ton Telegraph Of Thur,day. eoniains a 80" o.
ediet decrsr, signed by the Marsnai Oh W"
di strict of Columbia. promulgaiing ceHAl" ies
nlaflons 10 be observed al the levees anu ofh"
ipg rooms of the President. These regulations
are detailed in three articles and II seems 'hht
a body guard, COMPOSED nj " Police Othcefs'
i. stationed within the walls or baiilemenis OF
The Palace TO enforce ihPm. What the MAJ
shall Of the District of Columha. has TO do WIN
the Presidents drawing room, kitchen, sHpi's
mr. ptemises " ha .oeYer we are al loss 10
imagine. The TILE OF Marshal is sounding
aud miitary--nud tie title oil Marsha OF the
Palace is connected with assOcianons wbith
mr.. M doubt grateful ~ the Presidcnts fancy
The idea of this innovation seems 10 have been
Dor, owed from the imperial style oil Napoleon &,
who regulated his Palace too, by escts, sign
ed Bertrand Grand Marshal of the Pala e
and had his imperial guard TO enforce them
wi,baI. Thus the military predictions OF the
/" Pennies Mao" will peep forth like the lady
/, tic fairy tale who had once been n cat-anh
,vbo L,l come art known IN former times but
forgotten now, was mr'amorphoseh lnio
beaut,inl Isoy she played iee lady 10 admfa'
lion. ill a mouse one day crossed her path,
which the catli,h instinct prompted her ins'ah'
1y 10 pursue aud devour. So with our hr-
publican President, who tteHds IN The '"otsep'
Of Jefferson md talks ot the people IKE VI pooN'
hui VIM, unlike FaIlstaf is soldier upon
a civil officer mic an APP
pendant Of the Palace, because he has null
iary tile, and has a usual 10 regulate I'D
police, la mode Napoleon.
DslaWdre Journal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-08

Remarkable Srgacity ofa Dog We have
often witnessed the sagacuy OF the Newfound-
land dogs, and have not been surprised at he
many instances % tiIeir SAVING children from
drowning because water Is the element in which
they delight 10 sport. The following, which
took place in our neighborhood, We consider
rs the of the most extraordinary cases within
our knowledge, and shonId hardly have cred
led the 5 ory, had 1t not been communicated ~
n gentleman oil strict moral virtues, aud in
whose veracity we have perfect confidence.
-Four small children of the family, the small.
est not being abba TO creep, were seated arnuud
the fire. when large stick fell and scattered
around a great quantity OF burning Goals. A
large dog, which was in the room. immediate
ly ran up, aud With his forefeet die the infant
from ihs hearth, and thus rescued IT from the
danger which ifs helpessness could not ohev-
wise have escaped. lSpectator.
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We do not know when wa have ever heard
of more distressing occurrence than is rela
ted in letters Jnst received from Nashville in
Tennessee. MIR Ihos. A Duncan (brother of
Gen. Joseph Duncan, the Representative IN
Congress from The STATE OF lilinois) left Nash.
vile for New Orirans early in December, with
the in entinu TO settle in the former place.
Having made his arrangements there, he vas
returning 10 Nashville. but, bring ia i'll health
and somewhat deli us from ever. he was Iaad
ed AZ Ihrrv,Ile, and was ceted with kindues,
NJ Nj. Robert Rells OF tina place, connection
Il ms wife. On the 81 h December being LEFT
IN charge OF two men, they we're overtaken by
sleep, aud, Just before dav light, Mr. Duncan
rose, got cut ol the house, aud II is supposed
"aded INTO the river until the cold drol him
from II : when. endeayorng 10 find Mr.. Balt's
house, (he houses being much aIke) he mis-
took tpr II another, occupied as a store by a
Ere nchmin This person came 10 the door
"nrn Mr. ID. knocked at it. closed the door on
seeing hun, weni back and got sword, and
+ on returning, stabbed him TO the aeau Mr.
ID was about p years OF age. much beloved by
his friends aud has left wife and two children
] 10 lam en his death Nat. hi
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writer in the Boston Patriot discusses at
some lcn,Ih, aud with appearance OF earnest
gravity, the policy of purchase by tine United
STATE, II the British possessions IN North A
metica II would no doubt be "A very clever
tnng IN vera points oil view The State otNo,a
scot a. oi Upper Canada, Lower Canada Nc.
would sound we'll in the federal catalogue Bur
ihere are few lrihlng difficulties in the way of an.
nexing them to The Onion In the FIRST place,
Great Britain will moi sell them !; and in
The Sc ond, they would not be sold and in the
third. we have not money enough TO buy them
Commercial AdeertiSer.
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I DslaWdre Journal.

By the election OF General Jackson, we
hive gained-What Can any Que tell
Are our foreign relations on a better i"otiag
than they were Is the condition of the uer
chant. the farmer, mechanic, changed the Tor
bitter Is there stTiGler economy IN the man
augment az national concerns II none OF
these object have ben accomplished, then We
again ask, What have we gained ~ his election :
This aud this only--lhe privilege of visl ing
the President under ne car. brace Of Con-
stables. Baltimore ChroHlcie; Jan p.
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THE RIGHTS OF THE INDIANS.
PhiLaaelptin. .4ng. 10 l1ol

From Memoirs and Correspondence &c. Of Taos.
Jefferson. col. 3, page 100.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-08

More NOrtom5ing a few weeks since. a
Nh Steele OF Vermont was appointed inspec-
tor OF the Customs. AT Slewarisiown, n. ii. He
had scarcely put hi, commission IN his E" bree.
ches pachet,' when a MIR. Loom,. anoiher
brother Of the same political kidney. walked
into he lnspectorship, and blew MIR. Steele up
sky high !"
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4 Grch Pr0ject W nave p'ru,rd with
interest. pamphlet u issued from the New
York press, enii,lsd = Correspondence on the
Importance aud prarticabilly Of a Rail Road
Tom New York ~ New Orleans in which is
embraced report ON the subj Ct, by De WIT
Cliutla Esq engineer \ letter sigaej by
several wealthy aud influential citzens of n
York, is adite sed 10 Mr.. Clinton, soliciting
his u,lnion of u rail road through thr Atlantic
States 10 New. Orleans--and also requesting IN
form, t!on reIa i've 10 the eeogi Apply, topogra
ply, and geology, of the region through wi ich
ihr road shVad pass with An estimate of the
probable coast II construction and he gener-
al aud local advantages which would result TO
tie Stale ~ lis route
In answering these iuguries Mr.. Clinton
o. uples more than twenty lagos of the pam
phlel The Whole distance from New Y Ork to
New Orleans computed TO be lf67 miles,
Is mate the coast Of the road, havlag a tome
fonndatian, a 500 900 per mile AID the din
tanCe from Ne"-iork 10 Washington being
100 miles, IT'S construction nus Ear would be
. 32OtUO dollars. From Washington to New
Orleans the distance is l2Ol miles, weich I'd t
Engineer thinks mi Ia be formed with II
wood foundation, "A cost of 5000 dollars pei
mile. puAung To 60'6 0nD. For bridges
and contingencies $4,000 Is added , making
thr COST OF IA RAJ road from NV York u New
Orleans 800 900 dollars
GNclDark Sentinel
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aTY spEasae q. .eyIntrra cooDc

a,EW sFE1SaG 4 s1TAEfEa GoOnS
FE " E sebscriberS -sspectflijF arfoyyr, a.
u sfCisEce -sae the seutf1ls genersllr ~.
they have just received, .Aad 5oished ona1'
ing, = choics and general assortment Of
-3Fele SrsSss eaG SulaHs<r Goods
-carefelly selected In the City OF Ba,t;o...
uhlah they believe, at tisss sisns to be tIs ~.
market for epsyy description Of Goods 81
Fancy ord SubGtnti0l9 which they viii , II
unusually cheap.
THEIR STOCK CONSISTS, IN FksF. or
Super and medium Blue, Black and Msdla.
Cloths;
Black Princske, BFschelle & ,Circas.an,.
Real India NankeeDs and super Frepsa
Drilbngs;
RoueR and Angola CassImcres;
White ant Brown Irish Linens:
Black Silk, Marseilles & Valencia yers;n-.
Black Italian, Eoulard & Verona Crav,tss
Super Flagg and Bandano Handkerebiefr
Black Italian aud Nankia Grapes;
Pongess and black Italian Lutestrnr.
Black Satin Levantine;
Plain and chsngeable Gro de Naples;
Gro de Indies, Cote Paly, super French
Gingha1s;
Begsl Stripe and Fouiard Cslicoc,;
Gauze, Grape. and Berrage Handki,:
Super Gauze Scarfs;
Linen Cambria Handkerchief;
White s. black Bobbinette Wells ,Gauze ribbon,
Beltings, Bobfaette and Mecklin Lace,
plain and figured Swiss Musiins, Ladies en-
broidered and plain white Cotton Hose, La.
dies Hoskin Gloves and Mitts, super White
Canbrics and Jaconottes, Leghorn, Navsr-
ne and Straw Bonnets, Umbrellas s. Parssos
Also, general assortment OF Shoes, Station
airy, Queen's-tNars and Groceries,
JAS: & VIM: N. RlDDDLE.
Martinseurg, April Is. 1880.
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WOOLl WOOLN W0OTII

EE AKSliAL' 5 SALE Pursuant to de-
I'VE cree of the Superior Court of Chan
Gerry, holden az Winchester, rendered on the
9th Nov entber, l625, in case therein de-
pending wherein Patrick Herman and Mar
garet lHs wife are Plaintiffs, snd the admnlis-
traitor, widow and hears of ignatius OFFERED,
deceased, defcndantss will be sold on Tuesday
the 14th6iay OF June next, at public auction,
10 the iishss. bidder for Cash, before the
door of the Courthouse of Berkeley parts of
Lots Nos. Z and e. in the town Of Bath,
Morgan county, with the improvements
thereon II being that portion 81 the estate OF
Michael f1'I>irnan. Iec. which was allotted
10 the wife ofibc puit.tiif, Tieraan, BY de
cree or order Of the county court of Berkeley.
on the Sth day Of September, 1910.
= Sale will commence about l2o,clock.
NA11lL SLETER, ID. M VIVID.
MAY 10. 1880
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zxTE9TAIENENT

EyHE undersigned avsIis himself Of This
q method Of informing the public. that ns
A~~xs has opened HOUSE OF EN-
s.1N4 1'ERTAINMENT, at HarpeEs Fer
..sssAry,a short distance from, but IN
s--a-sS sight Of, fhe Old Stand.
Having kept the Harpers Ferry Hotel for
several yeart and received during that peried
as well as previously) many evidences 81
public appreciation, he hopes TO be further en-
coursgsd in honorable efferts to breast the
storms Of hfe. Many will doubtless recollcea
the accommodations they received while that
establishments svas under bis direction; and he
assures the public, that the most assidious ex-
ertioEt will be made to merit renewal and
continuance of the confidence and kindness
hitherto exhibited towards him.
The house which he now occupies, is com
modious and comfortable, and the iooms
neat and pleasant. Stabling, furnished with
the best Of prov snder, and attended by good
ostler, will also be provided
JAMES STEPHENSON.
May 90, 1880.
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NJO1ICE.-Tbe subscriber hereby Inforras
~ bis customers asd the pubic generally.
dat he has his Carding Machines in good or
der for CARDING WOOL, at The usua
price of g. cents per pousd
He has on hand SC0TCU and VENE-
TLhN CARPETtNGS, and COUNTER
PANES; all OF which he wall sell low.
lie would ospectl,1iy inform that portion
CT his customers whose accounts are stili IN
settled, that lie is very uu.h in want Of no.
ney. aud would thank them for speedy set
temcnt. C.. q. CONRADJ.
Nartnsburg, Nay 6, l638-n
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Martnssurg, April Is, 1880.
SAetn &1,rtma GOODS

TF0GAilRE &. BOYD are receiyng their
h. Z supply Of Spring and Sua1mer Goods,
which viii be sold on accommodating terms;
they therefore request all persons wishing 10
purchase to cali and examine their stock,
consisting OF
Blue, Black, Olive, Brown, & mixed Cloths;
Cassimeres, s Cassiaetts, Black Brecbelle;
Black prncetta Circassians s Bombazetts
Black aad colored Bombazines, Aankia
and Canton C.apes;
Black Satin Levantine, and Sarsnes
Black Italian Lutstring,
Fancy coiored Grape De Lyons;
Ditto, do Pamayines aad Cote Paiy;
White and co2ored Gro de Maps;
White, Pink, and Green Florenees;
Gaoze Scaifs and Italian Grapes;
Fancy. Siik, Pepiin, and Batrage HandkE;
Spittlefcld and Bandanno do.
Linen Cambria and Berkeley do.
Fancy Cravats, Cotton Basdannoes;
Irish Linens and Lawns, Brown Irish Linens
Buriaps, Tioklingburg's Russia Sheetins
Diapers, Marsalles Vesting, Cotton and Six
Hose, Usnhrelias and PaIasols; Thread Rob.
nett, Laces and Edgings, Feather FAM,
Caiicoes (lew style Ginghams, French
Muslin, "a new article,) Swiss, Leno, jack,
nett, Null and Cambria Muslins, Linen Cam
brio and Imitation Muslin, Bonnet and color
ed Camhrics, Rbbonds, assorted; Beltings
Gloves, Suspendcrs, Brades, Tapes, Large
Shell Tuck and Side Combs, Buttons, &c
together with an extensive assortment of De-
mestic Goods, Queens, Glass, and Stone
Ware, Wooden are, Groceries, Hard
Ware, Paints, Dye 'StuGs, Brushes. Station
airy, sc.
Martinsburs, April $3.50
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"A General MeefInq

ri AF the Oversesrs Of tbs Poor OF the coun-
W ty of Berkeley, viii 30 held on the first
Monday III next moath, June at MgCiaary's
Hotel, in Maransburg, IA the said ceuaty--
all the members and others concernsd, are
desired 90 attend. THE Collectors Of the
Poor rates for 1929, are desired TO return the
lsvts Of tAeir delinqueaaies fer fS29.
BY order eli the Presidents,
>SEMAN6 SARARD. Cisrk.
MAY 20, 1880.
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-M0IICE "a HERERI GITEN-

,NOITCE rs HEREBY GIVEN,
TEVO the Shareholders of the ",HaTtI1s5,wg
a yi5rayy Society" that another quarter
age became due on The 18th inst. Several Of
die members are in arrears Tor one, two,
three. aad cvsa iour quarters, though the
q4arterase is Only fifty cents. The Treasur
,er, who Is accountable for The collection, finds
it necessary 10 state that the accounts Of such
members, il not paidwi Gin the pressnt month,
viii be placed an the Aaads Of an officer for
collection. BY order Of The BoarI,
G. NEWCOMER, Treasurer.
Nav 90, 1880.
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! eec 6ffr eYlie.ancnoay& scrr6s. '5cToefe,"
said Sasnter, "gye as ar imitation oil sta
ipeton Mawworn, row that he IS gene" "a
man who leaves eenviyal friends" whisper
I ed Berbert, gust when they have talked
out and become naaudlin, may be sure OF
icing served up for the general good; and
that too, ia the most piquont s!yle." leone
Seroope, the imitation" ''DsrntOn, you have
no idsa," said Sauater, implorngly. "hsw
wei hs takes him OFF, Give seen bss mimic
ry," replied TIE remorscless ShaksPerian;
"sRd, IN my opinIsn, angels would piead
trumpet ton ueG against the deep damnation
Of his taking off" There's Clarence Fiz
Harding, next TO the piaso; let hiUl give US
enc CT Tom Moore's anacroont.es" Hand
me an olive, aud pass the .HiTchonwasser,
and YOU shsll have ore Of 5smestictto msnu-
facturc." So wound IN the evening with
Tie song, inspired by the Hipecrane OF aba
thisg tub
Sparkling bright in liquid light,
Does the wine eur gobles giesmin
With hue red as The rosy bed,
Which bee would choose TO dream in:
Then drink 10 night, with hearts IS light,
To loves as Gay ana Reeting,
As bubbles th.t swim on tho beakers bfim,
And break, the lips while meeting
CHI if Mirth might arrest the'tiight
of Time through Life's toninions,
We-here a while would now beguie
The grey beard Of MS pinions;
Fo drink to night with heats aslight
To loves as gsy and II, eting,
As bubbles that swim Oh the beoker'8 brlm
And bre.s he lips while meeting.
liut since delight cant stop the wight,
NoF fond Regret dsisy him, =
Nog Lsvs himself csn bold the elf. 4
Nor sober Friendship Gay. him:
Well I'LL to might with heer,c as light,
To loves as gay and feetmg,
Is bubbles tina; swi n en- the beaker's otin,
And break, the lips while meeting
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FEvG FARMERS AND OTHERS-The
q subscriber takes oseasioa 30 inform
Farmers and others, that he is now prepared,
with tho very hest materially for manufactu-
ring GRAIN CRADLES. All those in waat
Of the article, will do well to apply soon; he
wiz warrant all Cradles made by him, 10 be
OF good seasoned stuff, and to be web made
he therefore solicits patronage
JACOB NJ GARDNER.
Martinseurg, May IT.
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tPBESDID FSIzEE

&c. &c. &c.
Whole Tickets s5--Ilalves 81 5O-Quar
tiers 81 o5.
On Tuesday, She 22d9t' J,m., 1880, Ike
GRAND CONSOLIDATED Lottery.
Nc. 9, FOR 1880,
Win DO drawn at Wilmington, Del.
90 Number Lcttery---9 Draws Ballots.
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CARPENTERS T0oI.S

= BLOUGHS.-Ibe subscriber has ON hand
u and intends cnnstar tly keeping, vare
u Of PLOUGHS, of the very best quality.
A $. CHAMBERS
.GntnsJ,as. .Gareh 10. 1850.
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HAsaJUsr RECEIVED

WaIdron's grain and grass SeytbeS
Griflin's do do.
German 4 wing dc.
Rifles and NVhetstoRes,
CouRtry made Linens, very cheap
Herrinss, Shad add Maekerel,
Cut ard wraug ht Nails, (all s1es,)
Madeira, Port snd other WINES.
He has 0lso on hand,
Grain crades. All of which Will be disposGd
of oa accommodating terms.
Shepherdstown. May ~, 1880.
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NEILLS FOR .REN9'.-Ihe subscriber
I'VE will rent, for tho term of three wears
to good tenant, his .NER CHANT, PL-IS-
TER and say MILLS, situate on Tusca-
roEa Crecb, one and a half miles from Mar
tiusbsrg; they are now ia good repair. and
viii be rented at fair price
JOSIAH FLAGG.
May 81, 1e30.-tf
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fIighst prigas

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Ticket 50, Halfs2 so, Quarter I'll Is.
% Tuesday, the 29th Jane, 1880, the
S. CAROLINA &LoUlslANA