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KYLE ~ BORLAND


E5PECfFUL inform their friends
H6, and The public, that they have just recei
ved direct from New York and Pbiladelpbis,
additional supplies OF Staple and Fancy Goods,
which render their assortment al present la.ge
aud complete.
An,one the new arrivals, are the following,
viz
case splendid new style Prints, variety of
patterns
so pieces and Ga Cambria and Cambria
Musins
10 niec.s extra fine Cd Jaconet
20 do Bell Ribbons, new and beautiful pat
terms
dozra solendiJ Swiss Grapes and Collars
~ nipees fac Renting, warranted II supe rior
Q do Mattioness best black Italian Lus-
tring
A very handsnme assortment fancy coloured
Grapes and Crepe Leisses
dozen extra SIZE Shell Tuck Combs
do Medium do do
6 do extra SiIe do
80 boxes bes' Puhs
pieces Black prunpla--a new aui handsom
article for Gen,lemen's Summer wear
pieces Extra Brown Drilling
do white do
Q very best while Marseilles
10 ezra fine Brown Holland
Bales erman aud British Ozuaburgs
bale 7.6 1ickienburgs, very superior arti
cls
10 bales Dpmestic Goohs--comprising good
assortment Of 8 4 Al and 5-i bleached and
Brown DrmestIcs
10 pieces very stout Blue Drilling
30 do Hamilton stripes
A few pieces Al Bed Ticking
An extensive assortment of Cotton Yarn, rom
the Petersburg Factory.
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l0O ACRE S

OF Land belonging to the Irac,--seveniy- We
OF which Is IN woods, and well timbered Tin
improvements are water Grlst Mil, three
stories high, designed for two pair OF stones.
and other necessary machinery, with pair OF
stones now IN operation r Saw-Mil also in
operation !; Blacks Smiths Shop, aud oth,r
necessary N comfortable houses, all new. BE-
ing really anxious TO dispose ol his property
vii SCI bargain, aud exleud the payments
so q q sult the capacity and, convenience OF
ant person wishing to invest capital IN such
pr0Fen'- JAMES F.. BOULDIN
.lnne 30. d..
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Introduction To the Fall Racing.

VnVHE whrat race will Commence on the
II head waters OF Goose Creek, ON the
fnaia western road, on Friday the 2nd day OF
September, aud continue two days.
The LIST dsy--one mile heats, free for my
horse, mare or gelding thai has belonged to
the counties OF Bedford or Betrtonri for the
last sir monlhs--furty bushels OF wheat or $50
entrance.
The I'd day--one mile heats. free for any
three year old colts that have been raised in
said couoiies-Slo entrance, to be put UP With
Abe gate money.
For further particulars. SEQ subscription nj
Nm. Terty's, Liberty John s. Hurts, Goose
Greek. Bedloli, Wm. uarsey's, Fmcastle
B0teiourt.
Seven already subse'ibed, the subscription
to close Ihe lat Angus.
By he Wheat Citb.
Julv 81 ~dw
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a CARED.

'''E subscribed having AIKEN a large and
IN commpdIous store rom on main street
one door below Liberty War housr, is. p,epar
20 TO receive and sell on commission llkinds
D heh'y goods, such as groceries hard ware &c.
as also all descriptions OF country Produce
rom his experience in business aud by
STITCH attention 20 The same. he hopes 10 gvr
general Satisfaction.
STEPHEN ". LEWIS.
June O. To-
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Education.

HUE subscriber respectfully informs the
"a puoi'c mat he has opened a SCHOOL. in
-N""hou'g Tor tue instruction OF Youth in the
81 ""ses-'ne sciences as iaI as they are
taught IN any ofthe preparatory schools-&. al
the branches of learning necessary for . ran
ple'e English education. He has obtained the
MASONIC Han, and his School is now in amer
lion. "fs'
II IS the subscribers intention to establish his
sea'ol permanently in Lynchbure, if sufficient
p3ionHge be afforded ojusiiiy lis continuance
ana he hopes that the experience he has had
os'thrr with his determination 10 devote hi.
''he eAc'usiv' ~ to his ess, " i'll entite HIM
s"a' OF the patronage of the public The
| sessions OF the school will consist Of 8 months.
"a 'ne epd OF each session there will be a nah
TIC examination OF the pupils-when parents
are respectfully invited 10 al,end.
TERMS.
English an Mathematical, $40 the s.s
LatIa aud dGfeek SI-
Application can be made to Fletcher & IN.
Ter, or 10 The subscriber
Up. GODFREY.
Bolsi0urt, county June 1891
'osep" u'"iiey has laught a school
o'' "e'snoouinood Tor several years past,
aud the subscribers, Who have I'D r ,hs;I
children under his care. take nl.as,,.a 80 :,
stating that they have been ept,,.iy s.,i,6.,t
win me iiogress OF his pupils and IN e.p,es,
sing their belief that he is sminen,ly well anal.
'fled to &C, as teaeher--ths, in add;,,on -, ri.
requirements IN the languages and in sc,encs
SO lar as II IS taught in the prepara,or, Schools
=. p,ss.s ~. ,ue qaa'Hy, somewhat r are. OF
adopted. EDWARD w.. "as
"; c: BOWER,
j. WRITTEN.
J,o.oo JAS MeCLANAHAN,
2lM4w
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n T. IVES Washington II, noon on tuesday
- thursday and SATURDAY passes through
he counties ri FaiJa1, Prince Hiuian. Fau-
q,nsr CHipeper, Madison, Orange, Atbesdrie,
Nelson, amherst, TO Lgnchburg- -thence
rough Campbell and PHsVtpaaid To Dan
vile, and thence To Salem, North Carolina
AT VII place It in'ersects the Line 10 the
Goid Region and the Line to Columbia, Au-
gusta' MiH'dsepiHe. &c.
lime to DanUiiie distance Of 26S miles,
tbIce and halt Days. FAR, eighteen dollars.
TINS route branches at Lyachbrg and runs
q Sdism. Va. at which place II Intersects the
paHtg Linslo Tennessee, Alabama. sc.
Distance from Washington To Salem pirgi-
ma 253 miles. TINE, 81 days, fare SSl72
From LgHcb burg the Subscriber also own,
a Lino to 'he pHgima ltdtering Places, travsl i.
lad altogether IN Inc day time distance lOa
miles. FIR, So 50.
From Washington TO Colombia, by my route
the distance is o2i mil s-by richmond 5l7
uiles. 10 augusta 10 MittsdgeriHe &c. the dis.
lance by my ,onie is rearer than that by Rich
mon GJ' From SIX 10 nine hours allowed
for sle"p for each night The Accommodations
are believed TO be good throughout but the
best accommodations To Danvlle, 10 Salem
Va. aud the Watering Places are provided by
NM. oalltH. Cmpeper, c. H. "a.
Nav 81. Il
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JOHN &. SHELTON,
"a lfhORo

u Ao
One door ADORE Mr.. G. b. Tdte's and opvoiis
DR.. Houet Dduies's,
ii y ESPEC1 FULLY informs his hjpDds
4 ., customers and he public generally, ma
he has u.s. returned from the ciiies OF n. YoyIK
and Philadelphia, where he spent some time
IN purchasing a stock ofSpiend,d Gouds IN his
line. such as linc sno snpe Gne Cloths, Cassi
meres, Vtstnss, Trimmings. Stocks. Gloves,
Handkerohieis &c. &c. All OF wEitb Wili be
sold very low for cash:
CLOTHS
pieces extra sup. London black Cloth. truly
splendid
4 do do do do blue do do
do do do do green 30, the mos.
fashionable shades
3 do do do DO brow, do do
: do do do d. olive do very fine
do Steel nlix'd do 40
CASSxQGEkEg.
pieces extra sme le mil. veIy i've
do do new Spring Merinots, new style
altogether
do Light brown
do Dark do
90 Lavender, with black and blue offs plen.
did quality
Aud almost every thing suitable for Gentle
"Nn', VI Hfbf
as black, olive aud brown Bomba zines, Sum
mer Cloth. Imperial Cord, French Ding,
Regent 30, drab and mix'd Chshmoleits, white
aud buff sat'eens
testinSs, of splendid Patterns.
ram, black g. figured silk, best English nhiis
BUN and figured Aarse,Iles
White aud buf yelling do
o pieces splendid Valencias.
w Tue subscriber having been solicited y
many OF his friends and customers TO procure
Tor thtlr accommodation q Stock OF Goods IN
his Inc, add having done sp--invItes them 10
call anh examine the style OF Goods and prices.
Aud feels assured they will not fail to reward
MN with their patronage. he has, also, 'he
latest and most approved London, New fork
q fhlladtiphia fashions L. will receive them re-
guIariy,with any every article in his line, ha''
ing made arrangements with some OF the hrs.
and most fashionable Talors, and also, some
OF he largest importers ia this county, 10
iLaI effect.
~. u. AL orders 10 his line will meet WIZ
prompt attention.
May Q. 3m
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aao ACRES.
July H.
LAND FOR SALE.

WISH 10 sell tract Of land lying IN Am
herst county, four miles from the Court
house, on Bufaloe River, adjoining tho lands
OF Col. Perez. MIR. 1hos. Appi'ng and others,
con aiming one hunjred aud seventy acres.
nearly one half in woods, part of which is first
rate tobacco land This land is OF the best
quality in that neighhorhood. the dwelling
house is very comfortable one, rooms below
with porch, two rooms above stairs, i"o good
stone chimneys. and is certainly one of the
bandsomest situations in Amherst county, com.
Portable out houses, good apple orchard aud
abounds with he best of springs. Mr. John
d Hard IN the neighborhood or MIR. Gideon
Goocb, who lives on the place. will shew il to
any person wishing TO purchase. Terms &c
communicating a. am anxious TO sell and would
take IN exchange lands ian ONO.
c. TiMBERLAKE.
Feb. 10 ids
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Land for Sale.
AAR ACRES or LAND, q miles

VVO wea Of ltnry CoatIbonse,
on the Carolina Road. win Two story dset
ling housr. hrisk knehen, DAIRY aad smoke
house, n store aud lumber honte. iwo ssory
barn. aud many other convenient houses 9of
tho accommodation OF larse family. ApoOt
800 acres enclosed az four helds--sboni loo =.
crfs eund bo,tsm. Tine baud VII w1tered--
aboni ionr hundred ac,rs Of good tobacco land
veto eleat--ali vel inae ed. ms place Is
neli knosn 10 possess n many adyaniaess ,
any ~ this County asa stsad Tor a store ~ Is
So pst q nsns. rs house 81 enie,tainueHi .
worth $500 year further descr ption IS IN
cassat., 5 u Is presumed any psts0s wish
inr 10 pHf chase vii esem ne tofs'iheinseises
A z eat bart ain may be had Ia tie above Land,
silhef for cash or on q efi'.
JOHN {. 1RAYLOR.
Henry CO. Nav 8 w3m
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~7 L give the highest ca,h price for wheas
w delivered at the Lyn cbburg Mills.
KYLE IL BORLdND'
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Ysli1E Subscribfrs have inst received an adj
- dllional supply OF DRUGS. MEDICINES
PAINTS md DYE STUFFS, &c. which
| makes their assortment Complete-eon.isting
10 part ofthe following articles:
| Cream Tartar 1Crnme Green
Puly. ipecac Crome Yellnw
nocnehe oats SponlSh Annette
Sup. Carb Soda Paint Snucers law.
Taltaric Acid and v,d,.
Gum Myrrh Csroenier,s Ex, Co.
""''' aI"o,c sapariila
nnuoafo hoof sup. Bolas Knives
Jalap Cnnemon
Gum Elastic Comuosi,ion Mor,.
Ivory 'nPaaed Irusses Paste Backing
Blue Mnss, sup. Sun. Hair Rrushss
Canha rides Castle Snan
Spirits Hartshorp Crpde Sal n,on;o
Sup Qninine (FreuchlI Alcohol
Ps pr" L La Compound Syrup lie.
"'"' ooAes, wafer CO. verwoTt
Tors Evi I;,,,,ioo o., o
Rose Pink SIM NIL ~, 49, ";
Together with an entire aud ram ,,Ia,aaa'.
men' oil Paints, Dye.Stufr$, &c.-All Of which
pey are determined to sell on as reasonable
terms as any other house in his place.
a, J. T. & ]. F.. ROYALL.
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Valuable Country Stand.

EoR RENT. Tor one or more years. the
- Store and Lumber House at Waueb's
Ferry, belonging % the estate o! James Waugh.
Its believed 10 he the best stand TO. Stort
and Grocery Ia this parI OF the country. b,ipp
situated imme diaiely on The bank OF james
River. al the intersection si a ye,y public road,
leading from New Glasgow, aud the redlBr
Mills. 10 Liberty, Sal N, &c which crosses at
tne Ferry and that leading from Lyncbburg
10 Lexington, which Is about 10 be turnpiked.
IL Is also The place of deposi, Tor the products
oftwo popuUus and fertile sections OF country
lying IN Amherst and Bedfo,d aud has h.
advantage OF the River trade, which is valuable
The tenant can have The Ferry with the estsb.
lsh,neDt, iii is desired. aud possession This
fall. WILLIAM ARNlSIEAD.
July 81 w6w
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Y aluADle tAaAA X .utAi
For Sale,.

EAstlE subscriber Intending o remove to the
Il West, offers for Sale, his Land aud Mill.
in lhr County OF Henry. This prop.rtyis SIT
uai ed four miles east OF Henry Courthouse
immeiIatel, on tue road leading from the lai-
ter place to Danville aud Plnsylvania Court
house, aud wi'hin Que mile of Smiths River.
There are about
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Cash for w heat.

Od5H IUT " HCdl.
Vi fli4E subscriber having mate Hfrangemen,s
81 10 conduct Black Water Aiis, v IN p,vs
The highest casa price for @Leai delivered al
tae Mil. or will grind When, on hares 10 the
Usual way, and Will stand to the kichmond
lnspect.on--tbe patronage Of my trienJs ana
tae pubic is respectfully solicited
have constantly on hand = general assort.
ment OF erocefies shicb " i'll he sold low for
cash OF bartered for produce.
JOHN HOLLINS.
June ~. w2n
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tESHE Races over the Rocky Mount Conrse
= will commence on Thursday the 22d dsy
VI September. and coniInpa three days, lree
Tor ANY horse. mare or g-ding.
lhe frs, dsy--lwo mile heats for S200--en
trance $40.
Inc second ny-mliN heats FOR the propre-
tors pursL--eatrdnGe $50.
The third jsy-a s"espsiake race one IN IL
aud repeat--eniraDce $25. One already en.
tered aud several others IN training for MiS
race.
lie cash will be put up BY The proprietor
i0iihoui discount.
The rules of The Rocky Mount Conr So, . hich
are similar TO those OF the New Market Course.
10 govern.
The rack will be 10 fine order, and the pro.
pr'elor he prepared TO accommodate all for.
eign horses wiih good stables, old grain aud
todder. tie has also enlarged bis bnildi es mud
VII lie enabled 10 Hccomm odate all who may
tlnnk proper 10 call on him.
II viii he noticed that the racing over the
Rocky Mount Course CONNIE aces the week al
Ter The races AZ Liberty. and ths week before
ihe races al HALIFAX, ano,ding sufficient time
to gentlemen Of the turf TO attend each Many
6ne hors from the lower country are ,xpec-
ted, aud fine spori anucipa'eJ.
THOMAS HALE, Proprietor.
jay - idr
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Notice.
TURIN EEg Il * E q 8.
Feb. 10

bANk .SQ y y RE,
q n AVEju received few pieces splendid
" Il Cloths, VIZ:
! piece super super blue London Cloth, lighl
shade
piece black do do
/ do Fashionable brown do
| do do gre
! piece eEirh super iawn coiored Cashmere
do do do blue
l do do do black
Imperial summer Cloth, &C.
Which added 60 our former Stock Of cloths
ana casS'mrres. makes it equal 10 any in
Lync1buIg
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Cash for Wheat and Hemp.
(etMIh. BAGWELL & Go. ahl nav IN
~ highest & ASH price for wheat delivered
al The Black Water Mill, aud for He mp iels
cred Al their S,ure. They hive on hand a
quantity OF Sugar, Moas-es, CoiI4e, Sat and
b"con--" h'ch VII be sold at very low rates
Jne 81 Won
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TURNER & KEpp
VAS0 6T OLE a. Il =
BANN-SOIJAIll

ANn-ol u AXE,
"A mr. oAiLf receiving fresh s,,,,..
4 "A spring aud Summer Goods, pu,rrs'a, OF
aocnon, AMI for cash, in the New vi @ a., At
usipn'a anu Baltimore Markets. Ihsi, VI a
a a. .",' rune iargsr than IL has been a, VIZ
'ormer period, aod presents as strong -. any
'asn's as regards variety Of style, qaslil,,s
l" 'ees ss any IN this place. Their 5 az ana
dney Goods is large aud general saA V'h "
comprise the latest Northern st,lss a'Nays
do not co0fne themselves to Snrina 81 Mey
purchases, one Of tue house benz st, ~ an
sfantly IN The Northern Makes ,bs.', ron
'hey can at all times give bargain. ~ ,s
town and country friends. " 'aeH
lhe advantages they possess ara 49,.
enaoie Them To buy upon as favnrahl ,a..%' 70
any mouse 10 the State Of Vi,gio;, and - as
business beng acash one, they 49, ',eh
mind to sell their Goods not a, er,i;I us''r'
prices. ''' WI ea4l
10 Country Merchants they would ,a.,;..,
ly recommend their Stock. The ,a,l"
articles hre lev Of their assortmen, IN ~?
'hey h'he ine attention of the public
CALICoES.
p'ces handsome spring Patterns
8 do furniture do
aINGHAMs.
20 pieces Seersucker Ginghans
35 do Adrianople do
9 do Ga do
SO do Ba'i'te Ginghams and Rohs,
Painted Muslin. for ladies drtsses
CAMBRICS, &C
100 pieces Al aud Cd Cambric Mi.
Is. 6d. ais. 81. per yard. 'fe1
so pieces do do Oemi CanL.;.
comet Muslin u anu ia
30 pieces Ga Null and Book Mnslin
sSFT Yp "a
Splendid Changeable 6sured Silk
-" plain do
Mstteonies superior black Italian Lus,rinp
pieces Grape DE Lyon
Fancy Hdkfs. and Scarfs.
Every variety OF Gauge Dress Handkerchief
10 Grape do
10 do -ScarIs
DO Genze do
LEGH0RNS, &C.
entire case OF Leigh IRA Bonuels
| case Dunstab do
do Navarino. black. white soi
buff
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Cloths, Cassimeres, Is.

pieces Sleei mixed Cloths
pieces Indigo blue 10
6 pieces olives do
pieces splendid FASHIONABLE, hrorn
2 pieces black imperial sumoer Cloth, g ne-
and splendid article for Ueni!e.aua.' ,,4,f
pieces me RHO Cashmere
8 pieces Indigo blue 90
2 pieces drab do
90 pieces fashionable Marseille., Valencia ard
Silk Vesling
White and colored Craya:s
Black Italian Crava,s
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarn
Blue Yarn
with large and general assortment OF
H4RDWARE, GROCERIES, &c.
May g.
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RIBBONS.

handsome assortment VI oummer Panns,
add Cap Ribbons
10 pieces Nankeen Crane
8 pieces Pongus
10 dozen Ladies black aad white Silk Hose
80 do do do DO do
80 do Ladies Cloves
20 pieces black B3mbazetts
S do DO French Bonhaxine
Every variety oil Silk and Cotton Handse.
chief
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ID d Syf }.
RICHM ND, Ayrh 80

fE'TERDAY the New Cout uf Apnea,s v,ns
organized ind y the new COMMUNICATIVE
sent all 'hn Judges viz Henry ST. George
Fucker, President Of IN" Contt and Judge
B-ooke Cabrli, Greco aud Garth. Com,
proceeded 10 business. II Is expected, that e,.
cry thing will proceed with ease aud despatch.
We understand, that all the former ofice,s
we're re-appon'ed. or course, Mr.. Alleu,
Clerk Of the Cuuri.
Judge p. +. Barbour ia now in this oity, 90
his wav 10 Norfolk, to hold the Federal Cour.
of Admiralty, which IS TO meet on Monday.
I COmDiIer
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r., 10 which ,eey mey Ultimately .fse, e.
.hs.p sacrifice, hin The end dissoio'"n oil
N. Union he secured snd IL - noi altogether
inpr ohahIe that nans of the present Opposi-
ton aise wonld con idsr ~ blessing any p
ven, thai should ,hf0s m od'sm IN tue I'D.
rpinis,raiion ~ ubsiraef iheir measures,
Mar.hsi soui,. (ihs present French BiriSisr Of
Far IA person WHO saw Soul IN i622 mus
dpsrritrs hi appearance We srre rrcsssh
Nth plain, flank courtesy 10y the Matshn--a
middle sizsj, though ssnp what cortnieni pr.
sonags, Of from 81 10 81 years Of rge. who's"
dstk caring hair rendered som~hsi conspic-
uou. the bald patch 10 thu middle oi h'.
head vile his sun burnt Comple ION accorded
vel win his dark inielligeoi eye. H.. hlsck
STOCK plain dark coat aud loose blue 'rowsers,
which. capacious as they were, could not hlh"
his bow I.eg.d iofnl obviously suggested the
Soldier rather than the Couriicr, The Marshal
rather than the Duke though II had eneonn.
tered such a figure IN LoU'lnn. ! should n'her
have Guessed hun Ia br an hunsa Last ~ NsS
India Cpptain.-( Family LIbfafy-Coud Of
Donapdrie)
Prince .Bura'. One Of our LAST Liverpool
pagers, ,a,s =" Col. ,. Murs', son Of the late
King OF Naples, and n-I hew 10 Napoleon Be-
ma ari', lateiy arrived ~ town. lis London
ptobnbl, from Norm America. Hs arr wal
IN tn. r"oa,r, 10 not agreeable 10 the Men
poll an Government. but the Italian patriots.
have great expectancy 10 the young noble
mans future conduct"
A recent letter from Vienna sthtes, that
= young NAPOLEON has recently been intro
iuced at he Court oil tie Emperor for the first
timr. H. Is toll and very elegant looking
u h ttII aF
! afterwards met him al a party AT the English
Ambassador g where he delighted the circle il
winch ne mo,ed by The case and familiarity nf
his conversation, aud his general knowledge.
Marshal MARMoEr, with n White cockHde aud
Marshal MAsoS, with the trl-Color cocknde,
were present npOn tue ocrasion. Young Ma
poleon talked needy With both these persons
| lie sh'ries that prevail relating 10 his monkish
babi's are qite untrue"
The Secretary OF State TO the Provisional
Government al Poland, Says the salem N j.
is Julian Nirnceuipz formerly aid
In kosciusko, VIII married nnd resided man,
y ears in New jersey.
a blind ieySiGfor.-u. A. Rodeuback
member of th- National Congress of Belgium.
Is completely biInd. He dictates his spepches
10 m anannens,s It his home, brings them
with hlm 10 IT,. SESSION OF the congress, and
mere requests member to read them Tor him.
The Liverpool Mercury received by the las,
arrival has The following paragraph
Grand Sight on The RdiiVay.-Such of our
T'"ders as are Interested in railway expert
nents may be grar6ed on Saturday morning,
when II Is nten led To despatch by the railway
1000 bales Of New Orleans Cotton, ia two
rsins. The Samson aud the Golai win he
The DULY engines employed, except at the in
chned plane, where additional power will he
required. In" departure viii lake place at half
past seven O'Clock.
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a esnIsi Yeedsury, DnGsr =.
eoa' oil Africa, where the, arrived III % ts4
~ days passHgr---iliat iie ihAra aoou,
efs were shitped On board--ihat lie. pfiior.
eeihef-ihas s'sp on hpard. as p, We t',
cairo Don Juan - thai Colon, :, ,'Eoet.
ca'n" RON the Wet tndies. or A-as.. ~, lie
".es-'""' no act EN- happened 10 ,ss 1"'".
ut"e "'gu' ~ me 1874 August. % ,r PA -
-'ter leaving the coast. when =, H.. u da's
tie helm, MOI he CAPTAIN ..Ia.n ~a' -
hen-eooI'. fh. Paridgne,e came upon i-a
asked for tobacco, ~pos again ~; t'h had
eefseh wa tie trh"neis. Nisnss. ~. ~ 'ou-
blows alt, aud hooking in the di,sc,,a-5 mead
for3hguese Standing 10y tie Cspt.,, -" NE
nh axe, with u hlcii he saw htrn sr,il 'oiding
Tain i@o Or three times npon ,be - zap
whi'.h. he banled bin rom the Le. alter
! 'nfe" n'" "fe'hoa'a' C"tonrtt ~ In. ''a
''he "As "Hha'hg near With n harpoun "T
haho,""" WIN witness enqniird wli6,,ta II"
i"gnese VA, dong, he told b,,, - Nv f"'-
,hey nov" asstn "ithrss 10 be coBee,ned
The muTtirr. Tue Portuguese ,,,. ,.''neo IN
n,snd OF the vessel, wi h CnIop.,, a. ~" coz
divided the dollars and gold dust sn,,' ''' meg
and shaped then course i6r S. lbn,,as nm
ioneu SAID he brionged there. and ~, 10
and without being DISCOVERED CoI -, Ov'i
can read sud write. kept Journal an'' WI"
ism DAY OF August, he arue, thar ma. - 'f
dird AgiVng particularly of a lang nm, i''H
ing disease TO which were all 81 -, ''"e'''
Of al the crew. The Journal wa, ,r,',,.. ""'"
Court 'u ia
Strike c"rroborsted the tes,imocv a,n
said he joiu-d III. U,bh on The co,s, - . ,"'";
tina, about the Time of the murd,r = a"'ch
conversation about taking th- vessel "'u
he wen, below, when hearing nois. h. ""t
on deck, where he met the Portuguese "t
an aka aud knif,, who took hold ut w,,n.ss
used threatening language. Colon.lt sa p
forward said tnafthe WITNESS had aer,.,,
10 say ahort the murder, aud ought i,,..
leh with the captain. The captain "a,
before be ng III own overheard. Us Ia. .s.
WIRE beat out with the aEe ana scau,..i
round AMI upon the Ii ncnop. IT,
The fore going are somp of the r,io,i..,
facts, as stated IN the Coart. Don oan
Pottngue,e. II will be trcoleeted. cut IN. ,,.'.
beiare arriving al Havana. aud thu. ,,a,.,
summary justice. Coion.1i add q ne d .b.,I
assisted by Cadet. the black. Ther AHA
crew were KEPT In he most fearful ssbiec,,.,'
until the hTIs WAS iailen IN with aud the won.
taken OF Nv Al Am rican vessel The p,I,on, a,
were committed 10 prison to t,ke thelr ir,al +,
the next term OF the DIsrric, Court, Ma, ID