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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-24

...ftI,,,;.,n, sad the bi hal
Mr. VIM -. ,,pst obno Sioas shape pos'i-
no. as ,nd's' I'D for the friends OF the MI
bic. tie SOM" ,'. ,,ureseni il ia a shape less dis
an opportunity 10
tr.l.l" y ode said be regretted 10 ne nn's' '"s
Alf Gooue .,Iha,dng tie courtesy asked
neees'''y ohiected TO the principle oil Inc pii'
vi hlin.'he.i, ,he friends oil the bi themselves
as 10 iis "e'' ,,em No one had raised his voice
had a"ans AM or nterlered With the setle-
against ' Ill. who was opposed 10 the IN
men' o. Is achieved the House was prepared 10
Cur tine principle, anu lie "s'''eu
ipaiipn being p", h;nself amused 10 the
~ a. il stood, while he seon'a V"'e "s ''s
b'n' .,,ao in order TO gise us irIehus an op
.,,tu1rty OF dves'lng IT vi "' o'"o
lures. ,,,;.t made an earnest
vi, "''se -, '',,,sal 20 the House IN oPfo'i ION
% koo. supported the motion having Oh,
NJ no principle winch 10 system OF
Jee"D Il, co,ld reconcile, aud Oei'eV'"S '""' CIV
v, ,,.n's mind was maue up. -..;. ,o The
y m"" ,'haI.nn. inIimaiing his opposition ~ NV
MI. Isf the bill, opposed the mo,'o" 10
P,.',,e as depIiyIng the TRENDS OF 'ie I'i =,
Psf,,no,tuni'y of presenting shen p'"" o -
," - command msJ6 ny. ne ny
"t lao thai the ONLY mode OF succrs'!"I f'
''' III, internni improvements, was 10 NO UP
'.cl,me al ii time, aud prosecute " ~ W."
pletion. r.-......, ...oI,,,- 10 amused
Nj. Anderson o. p''F''"' I'D.
,1e motion rs unco1rteoos TOWARDS ''' ~,
announcement, and as fatal II II sncceeae"
VI ~ hones If those who desired the Improve
W ~ ~ state. Mr. A intmated that -
III. ,otno,a of the friends OF the bill u NJ
I'D ,he opportunity, to preseat a nii less
,xious than that now before the H9nse'
Nr yenable said, all were agreed nPo" tnf
,ss,,v Ut unpfos~mGnis--iha manner o"lt
- rho cause OF DIVISION tie hoped however,
,h, gentleman from eckenburg would
,',d,as ais motion, and allow the trends OF
,ha hill the opportunity ,hey aseed
Mr. Garland OF Nelson, addressed the House
a,o.,t,on 10 The mnlto0, and IN favor oil in
ttinal mrr yemehts'
'a,. vhy he could not with his motion,
~ vote ior any ohi "'"eo 'o"'"'"'" NC P''"e'
pie Of tins. , Al. e.a.,. 49,,
d.sl, anon tae inJns'ice ot pressing This mo.
,,o, al n Tine WHEN the bIl Was IN a shape udi-
o,,. even TO its irIe dds.
MIR. Williams of Shenandoah opposed the
,.oion and urgently insisted upon tie nrcPSsi-
T..of lbp ccminonu cath, aud the expectation
,,,,h winch the Legislature was looked 10, /"
do something.
Mr.. Jones supported tho motion. declaring
h,nspl, opposed IN tue principle Of loans tn
Inv porpose, but great State eS'scnciss.
Mr. Preston declared mis- opposition to tic
,,lIas it stood, and 10 the mo n 10 postpone
IN the hope that a more efilcifot scheme would
he presented, looking only to 'hosr Improve
,on,s which were of State imi ottsnce.
Mr. VenabIe made some fnIcible obsPrya
,ons in favor Of Improvements geHerallJ, aud
i, oanorinnn TO postPonemenI'
Nh. Caldwell ass igned his reasons at large
rar ,,otirp AGAINST The mo'io To postpone.
BEFORE a question was tnken, Mr. Miller OF
p,,etont,. moved that The House adjnurn-
wh,ch prevailed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-24
'EsasG VIssGISLAN.
LYN,HBuRG. FER. 1891.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.

The splrn Of Internal Improvement, which
has recently been awakened in Virginia prom
i,e3 to lead In splendid rs well as useful results
notw outstanding the apparent indsposiiion Of
tn. State government to lend its aid 10 the great
work. In Frederick, Shenandoah, Jefferson,
&c. the canaling OF the Shenandoah is warmly
advocated, and fort. will doubtless be speedily
made 10 accomplish it. Aud in stanton, a
mceting was held, on the 10Th inst. AT which
spirited preamble aud resolutions were adopted,
on The subject of a Rad II BAD from Stsunton
TO Harper's Ferry which were seconded by
oilers Of munfcent subseri,, tions II any thing
can retard the retrograle march OF the Old
Dominion ii is the improvement OF her means
Of accommodation aud II she do not I'M
prove them. speedily aud cnergetlcaly. she
must be content to sink sill lower in compar-
alive strength than she has already donr. How
much size ha, nlread, lost, by her inaltrnton
10 her Oan interests. may be learnt from the
startling fact, that, whereas, III 1870. Virgins
contained within le' boundary one-f Nh OF the
"hole poiitCh poNe VI ma 1ohi'dt'a'oi
her political power is now bat half oil ihnI oil
New TX. aud one-lhrd less than thpt o
Pcnasy lyania-"hi,e. Ohio, which in 1870, va,
an nntrodden ~ ilderness, has almost oyertsken
herln amount If population, and far ouisIrip
ped her 10 works OF usefulness Our hair
splitting Statesmen would do well TO Iuln then
attention, nj least for one or Two legislative
terms, from federal politics, TO search for N,
cause Il this wasting malady, and the mean,
OF cure,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-24

n 6, ~ +. COCHRAN nave on hand
a. such an assort mpnt OF Fancy 10 dS. a.
lhe, believe isnat surpassed by any other IN
this country in variety aud selection Comprl-
sng The following articles IN Can on, FtehGh,
Italian aud fancy BRUSH Goods
Black AMI colnred Italian LuslIInss, imitation,
plum aud Changeabe do
Black, Colofed aud Changrable Gro de naples,
figured %. in great variety
Colorrd chaugeabIe, black and blue black
Mircelues
81 black and coo,ed Bombezincs
Crepe de Lynn, plain and Ggnre9 Mar 1arine
Pain sud figured foplins, Algeflnes, Palma
rlnes, OF tie newest sh les
French PrInjs, aud Ginghaus. and Foulsid
Musllns
Pong-es and many other articles for Ladies
dessgs
spit4IGrld aud Pongee. nas aud Bsudanna
iidkfs.
eros de Naples, Ga,xe and Grape Hdkfs. and
Scars
Silk aud XII Stocks and fancy CraVats
Black a I'd colorcd Italian CraVats aud lmda.
ton do
Buck, Beaver, Silk and Horseskin Gloves
Gros de Naples aud Gauze Garn''ure Ribbons
Cap aud Belt d., of the newest styles
English, aud French Silk Hose aud Hose, EN-
broldcr'd and open WORK do
Linen Cambrics, and Cambria Haho'P'chefs
Black and colored French Grapes, Nor'ted
Baregc. brown Cotepaly, a..
Sewing Silks and Twists, fancy Buttons, HOOK
ard Eyes, &c. &C.
VIII ais have an extensive assortment oil
Lace q DDS consisting OF
English BohblGci, Gymp ani mr. All Laces
and Edglngs, Caps, Caprs, Peiern"s, Ch'mi'
zerts biack and white Lace NeiIs and 5uawls,
with complete assortment of A, 81, IA and
Sd Thih and Merino Shaws, Cashmere and
Meluo Long Shawl, Ne. &c.
\ q y +. C.. have selec'ed their stock with
a particular reference 10 the southern and We
tenn market. and as thy will add 10 their es-
so,llneut constantly a iresn 1ods arrive, 'Peir
stock viii be kept up throughout the year. Al
of whi,h they now offer tor sale nj la~ prices
ard on the mos liberal terms. ley respect
tally invite purchasers t" Call ana examine
,be,y stocf. Orders " i'll be promptly executed
wrh care and fidelity
New York Jan. II. w2Til
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0IlITI1AIsY.

BIED-un 1hursday morning, the I'm
inst slic, nm illness of several weeks, Mn
POLLY NORVELL. aged 10, eonsor' 81 Mi
IIcnty Noryc |, Of this town. An aged husband
ha. nv this dtsprnsarion ot Providence. been
drptived OF the most beloved AS well as tht
mos, worthy OF all ms earthly comfoflS--'he
ch,lnren. oil tond and nilhciionaio mother
whose ploas preeepis will ever be- ienemhei
ei by them, Hn incentive 20 virtue 1ni heI-
ginn aud the nrlghbors, al n friend who as
warm aud stoadtast IN friendship, hnd To-
wards her eucmies always torhfniine mud for
Pivlng. A. the tune OF her death, hr whs mem
tier OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, tue
doctrines oil " hleh she embraced when young +,
Il ever niler eIhb ted then fruits by hef humhic
aud Christian eplk through lite 10 hfr
friends she manifest Il, ut her death, the most
animated hope oi tu.ute bHppin"ss, noh calmly
resigned her spiIn mo the bands Of that God
b. governs pnd sus,aIns tho Universe.
---, on Iocsjny, 10th ms. NJ her rcst
dfncc ~ tInl'ias cnoaiy, Mrs DORpI ilEA
WINSTON, widow OF The celebrated Pdifi6
Uf,rV. nna whose last husband WAS tho late
u pc Etolund WIN ton. She died siroeg IN
TIE hope II pardon lrom hoi cd, through lhc
atonins blo.D OF tho SnYIotr, who give his lie
! n rlnsUtu iuT many.
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ANOTHER CORRESPONDENCE


The Washington Correspondent Vi ihc fhll
adelphia u. 5. Gazettc mentions. rs n rumor IN
the former ,ty, The ruth ot winch Is unqnes.
toned, thai IA correspondence has Tor some
time been actively cNriltd on between General
jackson aud Mr.. Adams The n,ture Of this
correspondence Is entirely oonie,lnfal. aud In.
of course g,yen Use TO much speculation. " Il
- said that ii object, q one OF ,'' Objects, M
the part OF Gen. Jackson, ~ 10 ask advice oil
Mr.. Adams IN relation 10 difficulties Ia which
lie General finds himself placeu' LIS he be
gins 10 doubt either the honesty or capacity
Of his constitutional advisers, aud 10 discover
tost the, are actuaGed solely by selfish oons,d
eratlohs. --theIe appears TO be no doubt thai
a correspondence, Of an atnioab'e nature, com
menccd by Cen. jackson, has been ior some
time cnriied on mith hr. Adams We would
enquire, therefore, how u Is that Gc": jack
s1n, " 10 iHks 81 much about bis honor, n'eg
r,t) and all td so'l OF thlng can condrSceos
10 seek an intercourse with a man whom he ia
,hulged, in taverns, ia sicnmboats aud ~ III
own frcs,de, w,lh ieneh,ug the fres,d. nia
Chan by corrupt aud dishonest menno--uy 4
ban galo aud sale With II my Clay
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-24
THEINDIAN QUESTION.

We regr,t 10 observe thai tue question has
been again Introduced INTO Congte.s-b Cause
we believe il must produce an excitement IN.
propi,ivus to the public interest "hila It can
mol result 10 any good either TO the indIans or
to ourselves. TIE ball has been pot III motion
by Mr. Everett, OF the H. of Il. by u resolution
directing he Committee on Indian Altar. To
Introduce bill making iafiher provision Tor
erecuting the laws Of tic L niitd Sntes on the
subject OF intercourse " tth the Indian tubes,
and also for i.e faithful Observance Of the rrh-
ties between the U. States and the Indians
The Engiish of which is, to repeal The Ipdihn
law passed Mt the In st session OF Congress. Mr..
WickIGe dema ndrd that the question be put on
he consideration" Of the moton-and tie
House determined TO couuder IT, by vote Of
IOI 10 %. Mr.. Ever Il Immediately opened
the debate, which had occupied one day, and
had not afterwards been resumed--apd which
will be concluded, probably, by the lst Of Feb
ruary, 1892,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-24
NO TARIFF or PnsCES.
FREE TRADE.
Ear,henware, Look,ns Glasses, 81.
THOMASJ BARROW * co.


THOMASJ BARROW * co.
Importers, SO Water 80. New York.
4hiFER ron SALE. the Iarges, and most
" complete assortment 81 EAkTHEN-
WARE, GLASS. CHtNA. PLAIN and GtLr
LOOKING GLASSES e. uhieh the y. York
Market will niIotd, oompris ng every style AMI
variety the newest patterns. they return
their most cordial thanks 10 their frirnds 10 the
Sonlhrrn states, for iheif support in ibe per
sccuiion now carrying on against them, for
their refusal to join n combination IN 6s,ng
one tariff of prices for Crsckety, ~ ,nRboW the
trade II Is mninly attributable 10 tie influence
of our Southern friends, that We have been
enabled 10 survive thus lar, In this most trying
sitpu ion exposed 10 the combined influence
and capital OF the shole trsde. IN ieavorng TO
effect our ruin and expulsion from business
We pia dge ourselves 10 our friends 10 give
them every sntIsiaetion in our power as regards
the quality Of our goods. tho excellence ot our
packers, aud the lownes OF our prices for Cash
OF CITY Acceptauccs and IN return, solicit
from them ConlinnRnGe Of their pdfpnags,
aud par'i nlHrly request those shn have innu-
enc with Their frauds To eyer II n auI be-
| hull, nswn trust the cause 10 IN thev arc all
! Interested in, g. inuob benefit " IL accrue 10 ns
from III II friendly acts ~ this Wy II has befh
said the Comb alton was b oken up. A. il e.
gafas pIite., tbs ~ true. and ali " :. ,nk,
friends ~ iprs, vii ALTO hat We have .Ieeted
| tins cnunge, bu, We do assure eur tt,=a5s, Lat
| AT no ptrlpd sinte W Commence" OF 3 .rm
OF nnsha,klrd prices we're W. Ia Gr'a "hnt
oi ass'snnt. than nj ihe prrSert uomsnt Ibis
combi"allon OF men mr. le''iaE 40 me ,ns I'M
| III d Tor .HHCtiug luIu, that liie. niut
vive the OLD 4 sirn. o. 90 Z aud ehniat r
arr nsshltd ia .yery sh#Ie, 81 ioipottt tons
~aYlold aud stopped ~ et.rF 4ns'an wHfta
Isais iusaitit !, ut l. Iutr4daic fila ina a.
iac'nrer fon supplying Is - noe, no 80 l.
ton ~ uouhls wHIcn tn ilatlcc Of men could
devise, hns bc II u" ! cird Ia iA.s sIrsRgie 10
stl'dnr It's. We once inpi' tail upun tNtIy
friend oi tree uadc, Il come np ~ on ~
pot and plcJR. Ourselves 10 ri,c iirm 10
cause 10 fepcnt of intu llteralib.
| /. i. BARLOW II Go.
80 Water street, above o. - p.
Feb. - 81
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May shaA'5 Gale.

= n 0bodlence 10 II deer g of The Stanton
= & ancby District Caut prom ,nne, Il on The
9TH day al January, leBl IA u caa.e therein
depending, wherein Jenstbnn Paxton aud u.
lhefs are ploiaiiis, aud l. ,xabaih Doulhut aud
others defendants vii nc AoIJ. on The l,h aay
oi AprIl nsxi, ut Purlob's Iatstn. in Lr.inp
ton, I" the highc bill ler, thu Isnl.ls,,mant
long knownm DOUfHAIS IAVEkN. with
The tact III land, containing I'm Il hundred md
eyenteeh aces, ".lheaed iberelo--lyng mar
the upper eud oil KJekbrldge County, on The
great lohd l'udtng to tennessee on tie teens
following, yz:--ouo fourth oi the potaha,c
mo"oy 10 he pad on t1c day Of sale, aud tho
balance Ia ttree equal in,talmrnt., al Il, Is
aud - munths thereafter; tn deferred pa,
neuts 20 be secured ny bond wnh sotl,rIenI 40.
curry, aud lin Ri = "a tn ptotei,.
GLUEGE E5kMDGE, VI. 5 &. &.
Feb. -, IA.
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sale ut The store ofo. tsifclaa & | g.. mrr-
chants Of this city.
TINS Is most Interesting '1ct in ihr history
of eoion'z'i'o"' lCineinndfi paper.
n Surprise Some time last week famil,
in this civ received notife that present from
a daughter recently married and settled in
Charleston, >. &. "ss on board packer which
had Just arrived. 1t was procured from the
vessel aud appeared 10 be pretty stoal b9xs
On opening II they wria almost prlfi6pd at
finding It contained corpse, which ut 6rs,
they thought that Of tncr daughter. On
inquiry, II. WAS asce,taned that two boxes
were on board both OF which were marked
II. aud THUS ihe mistake occurred. The
corpse IS believed 10 have been sent hiher
tor burial, 10 some afflicted family.
Boston Patriot.
-"c@c.-
We understand Nh. Serrarier. the new
French Minister t. the L States had engaged
passage III the patke ship Edw. q .esnel.
which was 10 hr.e sailed from Htyre IN the
2Oih Dec. far this port. II was before ststed
thai be was coming out IN the Philip 1T, which
sailed on the 18th Decenb,r.
etrrr from Pari, dated Dec 81. to the
editors of tie n. York Courier and Enquirer
states IT as rnmor worthy of belief, that La
FIrrE, the greatest banker IN France. the Min.
is'ef of the Interior. ard favorite OF The Ming,
is ON lie teIge o. bankruptcy
DR.. Fansber, of Connecticut, saws, that nj
ter twenty eight yeas experiences, during
Which he has veecioaied 81 .Oo0 people. he he's
put many hundreds OF them 10 the test Of the
small pox infection, without being able TO
produce single symptom OF lhai terrible dis
rasf.
Lord byron propdet.-In a Journal kept
by Lo'd byron, Ia January 1921, ne the
following remarkable sentences - The poio-
ers mean IN war with the pcopie. Tnr inreili'
ecnce seems positive-let u be 20 The KING
Hmes are .fasi finishing. There ujI be biood
Hea Hke ,oater, and ie1rstke INST, bHt The pe0-
pie ~W conquer IN The end snail mol Hue 10
see II, bat ! toresee it" - There must be a
m'rsrmi Rfoudite and there oaght ~ be"
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Leather, Groccry and Commission BQ.

''''''''' 'T''''' Y 'ffth - bfftWf55tUH IIX-
SlHesS.
'lnlE Innolng, Carrying and Cor emission
Il Business. heretofore carried on Nv nc
Poe, VIII be continued by the subscriber. who
will krtpou hand, for sale, on the most accom-
mohnt'ug terms IN The house on main stree
formerly occupied by Them, a general assoti
nent OF Leather sni Grocerirs.--A'.o, Tan
tie, $ aud C"rflei's Tools, Tanners Oil a Spln-
sh Hides and he promises ihrt nothing on
his part shall be wanting 10 give entire smlsiac-
ton, not only to pu, cbasers, but also to Far
IN ers, Country Merchants. and others
hu may be pleased 10 coufidc in him, elhe
rosel or receive aud forward their properfyr
lie therefore so'icrs the psp onage OF The for
mrr customers oil. q {. Poe, md The public
generully. CASWELL POI
N. Is. will give the highes, Lynchburg nar.
ket price for green a. dried H,ies delivered at
my lanyard OF Store. G POE.
Jan 90 n2ms
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u Duf-. in copying into his Mud Machine.
our paragraph, announcing the fact, thai alr
Randolph was a candidate Tor Congress, re-
marked. that " like many other things which
appear Grst in this print, it required confrna-
ton. We overlook The impuisiion agsin,t
ourselves, in confederation ot The uneasiness
which the annoneiation of Mr.. Rsndolph's in.
tention was calculated II give Duff. The fam
ily {ead " bch has sprung up between the lea
ders OF the Republican party will occasion \
breach never TO be healed, esceptby an Immense
sarfihc, of principle and feeling somewhers,-
and Duff fears that Mr.. II. will throw the weight
OF his lore hnger" in the scale of Mr. Cal
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El1UE sobscr,brr has just received further
y surfly OF Coupels lat Noe, rnlied
III Haitr Uich, or He ShiH.nirr NJ NE 5fds,
u, = VOC which IN very much ndmh"d, aud
tnaks with any OF iils iuImnr productions,
To- snlr hy ABhAh H. NO"li IL
Fcp u. AZ
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FESHE neat scsuon al TIM SnpscI lber 5
"a school viii commence on hlonhay the
Iltn Of March.
iERN5 -.'or FIVE months l5paysnle in
advance J. q. oAIl II
Ieh u
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eiaaons c'sf.tion winch Rodto.s ms 10 to
Mr Gallup : r, there IL be'wr"n os 4" gnif
a, ,mns.salIle as that bet"een Lazarus and
D.y..H
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-24

y>NpOTlCE-W,Il be sod on Tuesday the 22d
III day Of March next il far, II not. the
neaI fair dsv thereafter. al the late residence
oil George Coier, decd. III the county OF Bedford
on a credit Vt Twelve months. five or six likely
Negro Men aud Boys stock of Horses, Cattle.
Hogs, and Sheep Bacon, Corn, Rye. Oa's. and
fodder. Wagon and Geer, plan alton tool, &c.
Bonds with approved security for all sums OF
five dollars and upwards; that sum and under
cash ill be re4uiIct
BALDA MCDANIEL. Exor.
Feb. "a, ids
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Millinery, Matchmaking &c.

fBnR5. Gill returns her ihA"ks 10 the citl-
w zrns nf Lyuchburg aud IT'S vicinity Ior
thelr patronage, aud Informs them ltat she
continues 10 execute orders for B0nncts, La
DIES Dresses, &c. ~ The nrhtfst manner, md
according 10 The latest and most approved
modes.
she las on hand an assortment Of six and
eghurn Bonnris, Suitable Tor both tow and
onntry trade, which viii lac Offered at the
most reduced prices. Jan. 30 iiOtofs
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FE.AY GEkITA.

= WILL giTe the hlgheft market price in
j chsh fora quantity OF clean fresh FlaI Seed
ifdcI'vc'ed Immediately. A. HATCHER.
Fob. 7. III,
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DInGEAD OEELEE

Lguehburg. February \, 1881 {
Drawn Numb ram the D,smel SWAMI. LJlt,ly.
Clhss No q. fpr 1880.
61-22--3I -6j-D7 Ia -3-b-1I
To mmrow. tue Ds,ual Swamp Lot ~ No. 4.
dln~s 10 Richmond. all 10, tlckelsat
DiGGLS OFjJCI
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Dissolution of Copartncrshin.

fniiE firm OF John IL Caswrll Pc was dis.
~ solved iry motna consent On The Isl mat
All pcrsnn, indebted 10 them viii make pay
,nen' to Caseeil Poe only --anh fbnse hnvinA
claims against them Will apply 10 h,m for pay =
ment. JD1N POE,
IASWELL ROE,
Jan. 20 I'm
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WARDS OFFICE, I
Eli u Il4I {

81 -eo-3i-60--67- 13-3-6--ll
We're he unmbers drawn ~ the Dismal swamp
Lett.ry 81 class for 1881. Gal aud renew YOUR
pfz for tickets ~ the .lih class ot this Lotiety
winch draws 10 MORROW -Snme large
pr = expected ri UARUs OFFICE.
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,n1nIy CANIDIr.
a IA RtEe.

It's. Ann +. IRVINE is Wiling Ia Re
"a eve nio her family n busfd"fs few
Your Ladles--spch as MY he dcftr rs Of at
tcndIng the school. in Lynchbnrg Her bousr
j. barge nud cUmmodlou', situated mar the
Court II .usr on the bill, N the most healthy
nnd Il sfatl" pat OF tn" town. tIaT terms
y II or IS liberal as NJ any Other house Of The
SAM KIDD.
Mr., Iyi.e has n'go well tuned Primo
Fp te, ~hlch can be used hy any OF hef 0our-
de- wr.hlng TO lake music lessons
Feb - II
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1000 POUNDS
BEST DOUBLE REIN ED
,Mp SOMt SALTSa

Y.yHE subscriber off for sale 1000 lbs
n best double refined EPSON SALTS, 10
eether with most piendid aud pery genera
nqpiy Of other Medicinss. Surgeon $ hslruments
Drugs, OILS, Paints, Dye.siuDs. Wines, PERU
merry, Snufs, Brushes, Segars, best French
Il andy. Sugsr-ilouse MrIasSes, &c. NC. All Of
which will bc sold 10 NJ rchant', Physicians and
the pubic generally at As low prices ms any
house in Virgins. Howell DAVIES.
Feb. IL hs
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Besides S5Gs--4Os-3's-2os- o-e
Whole I ,ckets only Si-lalves 2-'}S. y
For sale at "h"O VI
p. She Old Dame having for some tine
ps.t fronned on every elliott made to court hft
iayors at WARDS OFFICE. it IS believed
thai il i, now out a reasonable calculation
fbsse d on the Inconsistency OF her sen iha'
She will from mere Inconsistency 1t nothing
else, change her mi"J aud 'ur" "p 'ne o. ene
$4,000 in tie above sehene 10 SOM OF "",a
customers, wv
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II Mr. Richie has bren thrown into sf"'m
by the notification Of tho Correspondence he
,ween the President and Vice ptrttdeat Nor
are ". snrpri.ed AT Il. His old freud MI
Ctnu ford. Is made to appear N vry dls'epn-
table lighl-~hile h. new friends ''ekso" M"
Van Buren, cut almost M sorry hgpre-'he
former betrasiug a petulant and despoiic tenn
Der. united y rth unbounded vanity and a weak
mind aud the latter displaying deep enn"ing
and shameless impndsuee. Matchmaking he
works under the earth like the mole, ho always
leaves traces uf his sinuous course.
If We have been ompelled, by our anxiety
60 lay.be fore our readers ms much NJ possible
of the Correspondence between Gen Jackson
md Mr.. Calhoun, IN cuItail the Proceeding
! Of the Legislature 10 very narrow limits. Eve.
:, thing Of importance, however, IL retained.
! IL I'VE nre unable TO present our usual VAR
ety OF matter 10 day. Luckily for ~. ho"ev
or, the last mail papers we're destitute OF every
thing Ia the shape Of Neips.
! n We shall cndcnvor 10 correct the incon
,en,,pce of which the Postmaster nj Leaks
,itlr IN. c complains. Our papers are reg
ulnfly and punctually forwarded from this Of
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NOTICE.

Ye rISH 10 employ oae or two JousneTJrf
~ ShoemaAas, TOR whom ~ VI rive tut
highest wsls' ISAAC BALL
sale n, Bsi. Va Feb. 81 Nv
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Feb 81
WARDS CFFxCE.
2 prizes Of 3 ,UUU,-Z 0T e4,UUU, "
$3.50
And Tickets only + Dollars.
Nireinia state AOttery

For the benefit of the Dismal swamp Canal
Class NJ. 4,
To no drawn at Richmond on Friday the 25ih
of February, 1881
66 No. Lourry-l0 drawn ballots.
M 1J1TIl'III GEIdEME