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T'o'aI DEF,

an sti using the oSnsge at 800 900, there in sti
rsn'pS Ia i; tebnsge, OF ,be same yumber IF iobsI
nj or the we waters; tut ~ eh fpeoua
" weoi no' exist years after rail-wsy would be
completed.
w, 100000 tors al cen. pound for COZ vevan,e
eoo miles would aaoun, to SIS l52 600, or S25T6 600
" foo mhe' oil relies" carriage; but TO come al an
average cGnaSo OF transportation, will tske tho half
oil those sums vieh will X, The product for the rail-.
wsy Si,2sS,OOO. and Ike sum for uan.por,s,icu by
water, &c oihstwis-, for he remaioing 400 MILF. o
be ne; or what 10 tbs same thing, will call SIS go
cents he average receip per ION Ihe rail! yay in.
,iesd Of SlI 20 cent.
Ttese esua' have, a; frs, sishi, a stari,ipe an.
peaanee; but when IL 10 reco, ct-d hat S5 eitj per
annuT, con iihu ed by every il vdua ecrp,sips be
ioooOoo persons tires.ly sonce'n,d in IRE railway
makes me above OF 81 2SS 900 aua o, This, son
ind'vd ale might reclly pay SO or 500 O0O Will
tunir de might, ii they chose, ply nothn,-,neIs
ssetns nothing strange Ia IL.
Oo Ii |, more reh 'cton, too |, would be pI,io
hat even he Yves, OF 81 1888 600 would no, be
io'S o tbs traders en- he road, although thew were
so'kn' der' bessu,e their sounry, having advantage
over oherf, Tor producing the articles of
:" u make ne psople oil remote places tributary 10 a
hand.ome prob neepend, mt o. tse nee. ssary ncrea,e
OF indus ~ and iocreape Of products at home
To the american System each individual is arnuallv
tributary 10 The amount OF seven dollars many OF whom
az no period receive either by direct indirect reyer
sion any thing, beyond mere general commercial and
governmental protection, as may be perceived by very
brief view OF that System:
The nett revenue expected for the present
fiscal year 900 OoO mn
he amount Of protection on struggled
goods consumed at rates some what cheap
er than those duty paid $500 900
lhs loss on insolven Custom House Bonds,
pay of Collectors, Officers Of Courts
IT Counsel, &c. per annsm 100000
the extent OF impos's similar goods;
and 10 consumers, coming at the same
rates, supposed twice the quantity OF TO-
reign imports, but here considered only
equal 36OO0 nm
Pest Office revenue in round numbers loo 00O
On the above S73,G0o,000 Of charges on
supplies the various merchants impose
at least an average OF rs per cent for
profit upon their funds expended, TO pay
revenue &c.&e' 100000
sol, 900, 900
liz
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New ORLEAKs o.. 20
We have to-day good news for the tug plAn ers o.
Loui'ans. The cTetary OF The + easnfy. has NJ,
'sinsd Mr. Gordon, The cole sor OF this port In H.
attempt 10 prev ~ the BTodus,ion OF d sioly ,us
Ia ih: United ats, under the name Of sirop de bat.
ferfe upon the payment OF fifteen per eeni du'y Va.
lofeuj 5hteh Is equivalent 10 about bali per
Pourd, upn The sugar toto which II IT, sdfaeiy up
on i6 arfiva', Ie-eenveftsd.
Treasury Department, Oct Oh, 1881.
sra = bave received ycUg IeIrT Of The 200 uiti
mo With ito enclosures reIanys tso attempts alleged
TO have been made In your ,ifiof 10 evado the ay
ment oil the cu'y s1sa by Introducing TIA, stels
r. liquid siae Up,n 'be view OF the eubjeci whish
ihesc papers peUp there appears 10 have been iusii
hSbla toF ite made BY you, and by pur.
ung hat Souf - you will, at all events have aayfded
porluniiy for Oh aiuiug Judicial deaison on TO-
| question involved 10 tbs isyr.
II her importaonI OF he article are made snd he
imPoIis'"e Sfhcg lotn'sr and psy duty en- it's ~.
gsr,h msy be admitted 10 entry aetotdiugly. Similar
instructions will be given 70 other c6I.set5ys. am
| very 'e'PssiIuliy your oheiisn' servant,
/ LOUIS M'LANE Sssty efDs Tfessuty.
| MARTIN CoRpoN, En-.
y tCsIiesior o. ibs cuitors', New O.issps
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IL Is said, that Mr.. Clay will be elected TO the
eepa,e OF the United Sa'es-snd 10 fuspeerd, play
she pan Of III Conpromistr. Mr.. Wehh may deny
she commentary have noticed on the Letter, az much
as he pesses Yet such 10 the part whsh many OF his
iriends ere now wiling 10 assign him 10 tbs Drdmatfs
Persona Of The 5tta,e. What though Mr.. Cay did
declare 10 his speech OF the las, ear at Ciosinnaii
that not inch Of ground should be sbspdoned-iha,
no iicm OF the Tariff oush, 10 be surfende'ed-e hat
though he and bic friends baye depouneed P.eIdeni
JseksoD's views Of northumberland Of jadisous
TsriG"--as. &C.. Yet Mr.. Clay will 90 into the Sem
ate as Cotsp, orniser, &C., &. You may rely upon
~ (ssysa Washington correspondent Of the Charleston
Courier ofhe 2Ssh Osiober) hat Mr.. Clay himself
isT from urging an ineresso OF the Tariff will be di-
poied 10 such saens and reductions OF the exist
log scale Of duties viii be sol able to the improved
state OF the country, and The exec" OF revenue
our expenditure shsll L8i be surprised ", in tbs
syent Of Mr. Cay coming to tbs Sopac, be should
bic views 10 DO In fagor OF taking off duss, 10 be
judsouly selected, TO The amount OF hs ,eD million
which viii longer be fequi' ed 10 the nsng Find"
But what fpeties OF mobilization will be sdop? On
shat articles WIN bs rsdUse She duties to the
Il he 10 pilion,' This Is the question. win he take
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~, , Sol,O0O,000
her ateable share OF foreign and dome supplies
contribute above $0,h0O,000 towards the g,ueric0n
system, oil which, only about lid reaches the govern
men GOLFERS the balance passing first through the hands
oil lew manufacturing moDopolists, ynugglers auc-
oDeers and merchants, back 10 their immediate dspen
dents instead oil being distributed the pockets whence
II was originally abstrseled Yet Virginia surrenders
not but should, and toiH resoipe 10 Join to Others
10 making truly United States System of Internal
improvements, from which will arise Manufactured
without the hot-bed culture Of legislation
Hrequires no Smith Nautilus 10 show that by
the advantages Of fertile soil, mild climate and mix
ufe oil slave and white labor, the agriculture Of the
South aud Middle States, when only partially restrict
eds or When restrictions counerscted by superior
and peculiar hciles, can make the cold uiproductye
regions OF the North sufficiently tributary to H. When
our northern brethren discover opacity in us TO take
care OF ourselves, they will spontaneously extend 10 us
every reasonable division of interests and then That
harmony which Is so desirable among the States will
be once more placed firm basis. All will ADM,
that IN every country cut Oft from free commercial adj
yanages, erher by legislation natural localities and
circumstances, there Is and must ever be, an over
weeDing tendency Tor the labor Of the many TO become
subseTVent 10 the capital OF the iewior proof OF bis
we nsed only look 10 sugar plantation, cotton OF
wooieD factory and TO the extensive eantile asso
canons oil The interior. Railways contribute Iarget,
10 the Tree interchange OF the products Of ahor snd h,
iner influence, thousands oil those who Cypress
ca ana IN poverty msy with certainty calculate that tn
free competition produced, will educate, improve AM
elevate 10 the scale Of society, their children, il no
llbenselves-and many may live to see the terrspIn
fashioned monopoIiss crawl to their proper destination,
NOW - TIE time Tor exeriOn, and would Tespeetftll
suggest TO the friends OF tho scheme tbs procrietv
ralsing oy the most expedient esne the sum of 33o 10
OF Wnich $4,000 should be forthwith appropriated
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ted With esch other. aud with tue afIa.fs Of lAe
world and tend 10 excne that spirit of emns-
tion IN which they should blush 10 ack noMs
isdge hey are 60 delcisnt Anothee weigh,y
eonndefaiion u, that u would enable each
subscriber 70 read great pumber oil useful pub
heai,nns, Tor less money than they would oihfi
wise have 10 pay for one. Indeed. u Is In be
regretted, that 80 humorous aud respectable
portion OF our citizens, should have 30 long ne
elected TO establish an iBsituiiou 50 worthy OF
themselves. aud Of the enlightened ago IN
which We live. Such 80 Institution would not
only be credtabls 10 us. but II would be a
most valuable acquisition 10 our tosn and
could not fail II properly conducted, 10 elevate
The moral and intellectual character of It's mem
hers To that standard which will secure that
respeci from, snd influence among, their fellow
en1zrns which wealth alone can never COM
msnd. But, alas how lar are ". from duly
approaching the iuestimahis value oi know
ledge. ttor kno~lrdge - posar,) or Of submit
tng 10 The necessity Of sndeasoring TO acquire
II Suppose, fo- Instance, that we should pro-
cure thirty Subscribers, (Which would be very
small railo o h. numbor that might b. expec-
ted toencourag- US, so sooU IS they oond be
brought IN any degree TO comprehend the ul,i-
" oi such al institution to saeiety in general }
Say va each contribute 80, which would n.
mount IN The aggregate TO $40 -allo" that the
rent OF room ana sundry oihe, necessary n-
peoses reduced II TO 800, to be applied 10 the
procuring OF the best periohcsls-nnd suppose
each OF those works cost OF an average. ioclu-
dung postage, &c 80, which would enable us
to read al least IL different papers Those
papers Of course must he selected, some one or
Two from each principal City in the Union, b,
which means We procure all the lnielliee
ahoa. the desire Of seeing WHICH would also be
an lndnrement 10 merchants aud others To aid
what ough, 10 be IA common cause.
Le, ns. friends, with these br,el cons ,dera-
tons before Us, unite heart aud hand in a work
which promises so amply 10 repay u.. Once
started, II must succeed. Its benefits once ex-
peiiensrd will cahse ~ ever TO b. cherish ed.
Slngdry efyour FELLOW Cihsea,
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Great Bargains III
DRY GOODS, &C.

A RE Offering At Mek.e. Robinson and Cos
N Staple aud Fancy Store, opposite the
Market HOUSE.
Checked, striped aud sefnour G,nghams
Batilsie Dresses, beautifully assorted
Curinihisu aud Warsaw Calleoes
Adelaide sitiped Dc, very ehesp
fashionsble ehssgesble Gro do Nap o'ks
Best black II allan Lulesulng
Superior quality black Mandarin C,apes
Colorrd and black India Pouges for Riding
Dresses
Name chop Nankeens of superior quality
Linen Drilling., of all description.
Black Lasting, bToehslle, pr ,nesita aud pTunsl.
IN
Cloths, Csssimerss. and superior yrsiirg,
Irish Linens. kenungs and Thread Hdkis
Superior Thread Csmbric.. nj low pTices
A splendid selection of Belt Ribbon.
A RtHeral sssotiment OF Dome este Goods
Th" above are just In hand. purt bs.sd n. low
as cash could prooul. them, and We respectful
" invite our town and county h,ends to cab
and exsmlne them, as theprioe is unquestiOna-
BILE.
April 10
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COMMUNICATlONS--For ths virg in,an
WASHINGTON COLLEGE.

This institution has been reorgRniz.d. The
ClasslhcaiInn OF thu students into FTeshin. n
SuphOmores, Juniors and Seniors, has beer
abolished, aud the college has been diyid,e
into four departments, the Classical, the Ma h.
ematical, the Chemical aud the Ethical, cacD
0 be superInt rnted by its appropriate pfo
lessor
The studies of the Classical department ar.
in Latin, the Grammar, Cordery, Fables Seleo
to; Vetet9 AMI Piotsns, Nepos, Justin, Cesar
Ovid, oallust, Virgil, CiceTo's Citations, Ho,ac.
Livy, Iacltns, Cicero de Otbelis and DE Ora
tor, Juvenal.-.Aud in Greek, the Grammar
Testament, G,gca Minora, Greek Reader
Lucian, Xenophon's CyToppdis aHd Memora-
bil,a, Longinus, oeleci Ora IONS OF Demosthenes
Honers iliad, Select Tragedies OF oopnocles
ana Eu,ip,des.
The above named books are 10 be read
throughout Pupils III the eBIly stages Of their
classical course are under the particular aud
Constant superintendauCe vi a teacher vino
has Oh rye Of the preparatory section VI the
Department.
Inc studies of the Mathematical Depa-,men,
are Arithmetic, Algebra, LIE Geudfe's 1eomr.
Try, lrigonomelry, plane aud spherical sur
veymg, Navigation, FRO eCiIons, DAZZLING, Co
nc Sections, FIux,ons, Natural Philosophy,
Astronomy, Cnn Engineering, EouiGealion.
aud GunneIy
Students IN this department must be well
vtrsed IN all the elementary branches before they
are permitted TO study 'he higher branches
The studies OF the Chemical Department
are Chemistry, Mlueralogy, Geology, Electi-
CITY, Gaisanism and Magnetism, Applications
OF Cbelnis.ry 10 Agriculture anu the ARTS. aud
Botany.
The studies of The Ethical Department ar.
Mental and .lorsl Philosophy, Political Law
aud Econom,, Rhetoric aud Cflt,ci.m, History
aud Modern Geography.
Lectures and kTperlnen are TO be .Iyen in
the Ply seal Sciences,
Students are admitted into any Of the de
psftmenis without being Ieq ii, ed to enter the
Others.
Provision is made for an immediate enlarge.
ment OF the buildings and apparatus.
The sessions begin Oh the hrS Mondays in
May aud November, and Continue five mouths.
The stated expenses per session are, tor
boarding SO dollars, washing and bed 8. tultion
l5 dollars, and in the prepsl atoTy part OF tue
Language department ~ dollars room rent
and deposit, 9 dollars.
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OBITUARY.

DIED, on Tuesday the 29,h ult, LAURA
SADIE, eidsst daughter vi Alexander s. Hen
~. h'e. OF Campbell County, aged fourteen
year The deceased was bound 10 the hearts
Of her parents sud ni"nds ny Tres OF M ordi.
nary strength. In. he bloom on lite. endo~e Ell
with the kindesl feelings, and blessed with ,he
happ"s prospects, her brief CAREER has been
suddenly arresled, and the most snlnaiing
hopes Of her iutuIe character blishled b., tue
touch OF ID Ath. u was Il prove,b oi tho Re-.
man Philosophers, based upon soGne indefinite
views oi the divine benevolencr, thnt "thry
whom the Gods love die early :" bui with what
decreased strength OF consolation does The Coz.
pei oil our SAY ouT teach US to bow reslsncdly
10 every dgpen alton OF WISE aud mefuifuI
Providence. and undet the most excrnciatlur
bereasements, say. Iby will he done To
her numerous 't'-uds and ncqaalniancts and
especially to her warmly attached companion
aud schoolmaIes, tue death al our beloved
LAURA SADIE, .ol"mnly procla,ns - Be \,
ai.o ready, ior IN such an hour as ye think no,
the Son OF man Lumelh.'
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KiRGlNlA.-Ata Superior Couri oil Guam
v Gerry, holden Mt the town of Lynchbnre
on tho 9th day OF November, ls3U-RichaI i
IL. Butks and Richard Harrison, Plus a.
gainsI Henry Camden, VIM. IL. Camden.
Wesley l.. Duncan aud Sally W. his vile,
Mary L. Camden and Henry L, w, Cam
deD, Deits.
OF the motion OF the Plaintiff, by counsel,
the amended bill of the plaintiff. flied in this
caus", 10 dismissed--and wh.renpon this cause
came on 10 be heard, on the original bill, sn-
swers aud exhibits, and wss argued by coun-
s.l i-Oa consideration whereof, the court be-
ing al opinion that the deed oi the ION day OF
April, 1878. flied as one of the exhibits ia this
cause, marked + ia voluntary and fraudulent,
as il relates 10 toe plaintiff, doth Hdjudge, or
der aud decree, that the same be set aside as
null and void and the court doth iuGiher Ad-
Judge, o,drT aud decree, that the de(eud-
ants do deliver the possessi u of the lauds IN
The said decree i 10 the plaintiffs and the
cour, doth further adjudge, order aud de cree,
that The defendants pay na,o Tho plaintiffs their
costs by hen ia this behalf expended, unless
he said defendants sbew cause 10 The contrary,
on or before the third day OF the Term nel
aGer they shall have been served with cop,
oil this decree. A copy--Irste,
JOHN WILLS.
Agrl * Sy
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~ gA,Is,L.

SNHE Subscriber having pufcDased OF Mr.
- Samuel &. Noryeli hls inlsrcs, ~ tho ~
boge concern, takes pleasure IN announcing 10
his friends s"d The public generally, thai ha
will st'Il continue the Dry Goods business in
The same house.
He has spent several months 40 the cities oil
New York aud Phdade ph,a this Spripg, and
has pun chased an extensive assori ment OF Sta
pie aud Fancy Dry Goods ofihe very latest
style, all OF which viii be sold NJ reduced pri-
ces GRIEF b. TATE.
April ii
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DISSOLUTION.

[tltE Cophiinership heretofore eElsling be
- tween the subscribers under The 6rm Of
Noryell ~ Iaie, WAS dissolved on ihe 9th inst
ny mutual consent. All persons indebted t.
the said concern arc requested TO snake i'm
mediate payment to GIiel Is. Iair,--sll ba wing
claims against ihe hlm will present them 10
aim for pay meat. SAML, &, NORVELL,
GhlEt u. IAIE.
A.
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To N. Gentlemen of Lyuehbwe.

What ,bink GU o. the following PROPOSITION
That We uoite IN using oar utmost eAeruons
aud influence toward establishing ia this town
a READING ROOM, which shall be furnished
With a variety vi periodical works, CONTAINING
the most useful aud en.ertainIng mater, an .
or nci,ally de o,ed IL the dissemination oi
substantial know edge It would draw young
men more together, laaAg them bs.Isr as9iain
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'RUSi oALE.-i sdl proceed 10 sell. at
i public auction, for cash. before the ironi
door OF VIM. Ierry's tavern, in the town OF
Liberty, on Monday the Roth day OF this IN onih ,
Cha, being Bedford Court day.) u certain
usc, OF parcel OF land lying and he,ng IN the
said County OF Bedford, on Meadow Crock
adjoining the lands Vi James Hobson, John
F'zer, Elliott Cowry aud Others, ,on'sn,ng oor
hundred aud Twelve acres. be the sa,ue more
OF less.
The sale will be made in pursuance Of n rust
deed. executed To inc by Dauid Farley aud
achilles Farley, Tor the benedl vi john b, Ha~-
klns, dated the 9Th day oil October. 1922, aud
duly recorded In the Clerk office OF the county
aforesaid.
Acting as irusiee. | shall convey such title
only NJ the deed aforesaid vests IN are.
MAURICE IL. GARLAND, Tru ee.
April 10 Vt
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le1 than the purest motives.

GT In the Culpeper Congressional district,
we learn that Col. John S. Barbour, the late
Representative, will be opposed by Col. John
r. Wallace Of Fsuquier. The contest. il is
said, will turn on the late quarrel between the
President and Vice Presiden,-C0., Barboor
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J.. ExI, M. 70.

Surgeon Dentisi, Of Philadelphia.
I'D ESPECIFULLy informs the c,tixpns of
lkb Lynchburg and its vicinity, that he will
be ready TO practice IN the line OF his profes-
sion. ON the Cd oil April. at the Franklin Hotel.
where he will remain Tor Que week only, being
his last Wait TO she Sohtb.
N. b. L. Roper proposes setting the Terra
.he!aibc Teeth. invented by hin,, being far
preferable 10 all cosruptible arti6I,ai teeth Tor
beauty aud darab,ny, a. they are not inierior
90 any ever iasenied.
March 81 ifs
JOB PRIN TING,
ID0aG Nth grg.nsss and dispatch Acre
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~ We are requested to say that Odnn Il.
Clay, Esq. will not be n candidate - Represent
this county in the next Leg stature.
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4 Sign The Fayetteville IN. CO. Obssr-
yer has hauled down the Jackson flag. The
reasons il gives for deserving the Hero" are
succihctly these: Isl, the conduct Of The ad-
mins,ratiou with regard 10 the Turkish Mis-
sion, being in every respect adverse 10 the
principles laid down by the prominent mem
bels Of the Cabinet before they went into Of
fce-2dIy, its system of prescription by which
the offices Of the country are converted into the
spolls of victory, TO be distributed among the
most noisy aud unpIinclpled demagogues-
Sdly, the prodigallty offs expenditures, in
stead OF the economy which was promised
4thy, that in conserving to serve another term
IN the teeth OF his frequent declarations to the
contrary, Gen Jackson thereby shows himself
to be unworthy ofconhdence.-Th Editor says,
in accounting for his former support OF Gen.
Jackson, " We hoped thai he would admins
ter the government on such grounds as We
could approve, and therefore gave him our
support. With the candor which is due ~ our
readers we are free to declare that an MiS hope
zoe hare been disappointed. Aud again. be
says" Instead OF correcting abuses, we hon
estly believe that there never was period
whea so much corruption Was toll, rated" These
sane indisputsble truths must have tie effect OF
opening the eyes OF others besides tine Editor
of the Observsr-with ~hom. by the way, We
once had the pleasure of ao acquaintance, and
know him TO be above the influence Of any O.
the1 than the purest motives.
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FTREI FIRE!

HEtiE Animal meeting Of the LypcbbnTg
- lio,e Company will be- held al The Court
House thi. evening al 7 o'clock, At which time
the election Of Officers Tor the rnsu,ng year
will take lace mud oibrr business III lnnpof-
lance will ba hid briore tbs Company. Pune
tual attendance is requested.
JOHN VICTOR.
Presidenf.
April IL !,
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N,NfO1 IL E.-Abo0t The month u February.
IL 1920, t,ecuied to Chnk,ag Beard, =
boud OF no =, far thirty some odd dollars, pay
able in August, Is20.--Ths bond or ao'e hlla-
d.d to, Wa Witnessed by Barnard CLARK. ana
lcn IN thu hands Of George Boyd, OF Campbell
county, Tor collee'lon. have paid of said
d.. 10 lie sa,d George BOYD. without having
iakru III thu bond OF no,e.-l hereby fofwafn
ali pef.uns from aiing fpr ~.
ELIZABETH ALEXANDER,
ne,liord Al IL
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CUTy fsTr,
JOHN WILLS. elk

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Lynchb"rg, 9Th OF April, 1881.
The parties In thi. cause, will take notice,
that have appointed Monday the OH day Of
May neAt,'o commence the accounts directed by
the foregoing order oil court, IN which day they
are required 10 attend at my Off 80 IN this TOW n.
with their accounts, vouchers IL copies Of court
papers, prepared ior examination and settle.
men,. JAMES BENAGH, &.
AOril u w4y
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aHUkoUASr To n decree Of the Superior
n Cur, al Chancery, Tor the Lynchburg
DIsif'ei, rendered on thu 10Th day Of May.
1880. IN the sui VI Davis against Hawkins.
The undersigned Marshal oi thu said cour, will
sell, 10 The highest bidder, fpf cash, at Bedfora
Ceuit-hD ON the fourth Monday in April.
1881. IT oeing CONT hay, negro woman Let
Is, nentioned 10 said decree.
4. A. HoLCoMBE, NJ
March Is. Inds
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Shtrer Mines IN our Ne,ghborhood The
Richmond Coupler gives II, as n rsuior, that
there are strong indications of Silver mines IN
the ncghborag counties OF Henry and Pa
trick. gentleman was in Richmond with
specimens Of the Ore, which he touk with him
to Philadelphs. for the purpose Of analysis. -
II Is Gays the Compiler) species oil iiable
stone by Suhjecting it TO tho test Of a com
mon b acksmiih's furnace, piece OF the stone,
OF about the SIZE ola gooses egg, was made 10
yield about the quantity OF a ninepence.-B By
the way, what has become OF the rich gold
mines in Piusy lyania, &c. which we head go
much about some months hgos IL the gold
all dir, ? or does the procuring it cost more
than it comes to- The best gold aud silver
mines, after all; are good crops, and fair prices.
" A letter from Washington to the Editor
of the Philadelphia U. s. Gazette, speaks Of
the close intimacy which exists between the
President and his Secretary OF state, who are
generally seen side by side. AS long as this is
the case, tie Telegraph may hope, but 1t will
hope in vain, THAT the voice Of Truth will
reach the ear of the President :" Weak and
ignorant rulers live 10 an atmosphere of ilatle.
ry, from which they have no inclination to es.
cape They are like Teemaehus. under the
influence orthe syrens of Calypso to
every thing hut the intoxicating adulation of
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