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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-14

NSIatihtA. TO WIT At a Court Of Monthly Sc
" zion, held for the county OF Campbell, at the couu t.
house thereof On Monday the l2th day of September,
1881, in the 56th year OF the Commonwcalth.-LeH
Edgar ard jhrlal #hs " ife, late JuTidh Clement, CUfu-
plalndnts, against ai jatnin Clement, Mildred Clement,
Adam Clement, Chanpness Eckhol> and Agness has
wife, inrtneriy Agnes Clement, and Mary Clement,
Dele hdants.--ln Ghaneery.
Inc peiedeants Alan element and Champness Eel
hois, and Agnes his wife, MOI Appearing, and il Ippeal 8.
"g TO the satisfaction of the court, that they are rs.
inhabitants otthIs State 1T is ordered aud decreei
hat they do appear here ON the second Monday in No
vemher nexi, atd answer the bIl of the cpu5L,i3aut.
and that Il copy Of tins order be forth ith inserted "a
the pnginian, printed IN the town OF Lynch.burr f.
TWO months successfully, aud posted up at the %.
door ofthe said courthouse, on two several cou,t ~
A~Copy-Ieste,
JOHN ALEXANDER, C. CT
Sept. Is, -.
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Truly Fashionable and cheap
Stock OF Gnods.


yrlR0M recent arrivals from the Northern
- Citirs, collected by one of the 6'n) We
csh couh iently assure aor friends and The pot.
Tic that we can mol only dil play a fashionable,
but a decidedly cheaper stock of Goods than
We have ever had and il u our deiermioation
60 Off, goods at prices thai vii insure the
continued patronage OF our customers.
A few pieces splendid Polanese silks. entirely
new s,yis
DO do Pefisenes Tor Ladies Cloaks
Imperial black Satiins for dresses
First quality Satin I"yanilnes
Do lslian Lnt, ,iriugs aud Gro de Maps
A fsV pieces fa1hionable Silks for Bouuels
3 boxes splendid new style Ribbons
. do do Belt da
A large assortment handsome Winter Cali COS
Fig'd Swiss Muslins. riehly worked
a grrs, ,srei, OF Barge. Lama, Th'bbeI aud
MsrIno Shs~is aud fame, lidkis.
Mer no Cloths. assori. Il ooiofs
Bomhaz"its of every assoupi lon.
The sbnve have be u purchased Tor cash
within The last 4 sefk', al rrda I'd pr ices, ana
will be offered ss,s lpw.
skLE, ROBINSON & Co.
Nov. 10 ia
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= ELa WNI5 !
SADDLER.

1MEEIS truly thankful
IL tor the liberal supp ~
" hich has us an=an d
bin IN hls lin OF busine ;.
by a libefal publ. ard
takes this opporiunit. 10
solicit II future patronage,
and promises on HI parl
10 enneAYnI To mpIi, Ii LIZ
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Sen. Is.

iRGiNiA.-At Rules held in the CLERKS griee a
" the County Court Of Bedford, the ID day # Ut,o-
Der, le3l.-John Arthur, Complainant against Nn.
Arthur, Barnabas Arthur. Levi, Arth1r, Caleb Artbul.
Elizabeth Bowles, Henry p. White, john rIai, anJ
Frances his vile, formerly Frances Arthur, aud
Nathan Greer, Deits.--ln Chancery.
Tue defendants Barndbas Atthur, Lewis Arthur, Caleb
Arthur, Elizabeth Bo" les, Henry +. White. John pratt,
aud franees his vile, formerly Frances Arthur, and
Nathan GTaer, not having entered their appearance
ana gwen security according 10 the act Of Assembly
and the rules OF this Court, and II appearing by saus-
factory evidence that they afenot inhabitants OF this
country 1t Is ordered, that the sand Defendants do
appear here on the fourth Monday in december neAi.
aud answer the bill Of this CompIainauls, and thai :
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in sono
ne" spaper printed in tine town of Lynchburg, for two
months successfully, aud posted al the trout door of
the Courthouse.
A~Copy-Tesle,
X. Z. MITCHELL, C. BIC.
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FRUIT TREES.
uenrico County Nursery

49, IHAVE for sale ~ my Nhsery
$500 wifain three aud halt mias Of
GYM richmond, y large collection af
L hndded Fruit Itees. CONSISTING Of
A. -. r.aeh, Plum, Cherry, Apricot.
Nreia,ia Almond. &C. Of The choicest Kinds
A. moLe n nv business to select orly hose
ina, l..s leen lnand 10 succeed hes, IN tins
climate. having - leN trees as standards, "a fuii
bearing. in ~, o. a-chard. OF nssriy al ihs
l,ea. n,onagats. therefore can recommend
tb,m IN o,rleci confluence - th"iT correctness.
Calsiog nes may be had grstis st The book siote
P.ter rnttu.a. shsfs any orjers CD u aiay be
leh will be punetually attended 80
JOSEPH SIMON.
November 10 Nv.
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oHaLL petition The nett General A..
- semoly Tor an act granting me leave 10
es'soiish a Town on my lands, In the upper en-
OF Bedford counIy, to be csllel Iriana.
-. NM. 4. STAPLES.
sure NOV. 10, 1881. 3m
1Nh. PAYNE has remos q 10 Tue U0;r.
~ he'et"io'e occupied by Mi. VIM. Ran.
dolPb, situated on the cross street, immpdist.
Iy opposite Messrs. Mckee g. Mems Store
Ruom.
Nov. 10 a,
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HEAT.

~AFiN' made art,uggmen,s for the pur.
--A cha'r Of large quantity of Wheat, we
'"'''e 'he iiantsrS 10 see us previous ia selIinp
HS we are Determined {" 9 We the highes, marker
price. Mrkt RopINSoN go
Oct. 8
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Fov7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-15
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

nt, baltimore, Dec. 12th, 1881
delegates TO the National Republican Convention from
paris OF me United States TO the number of about ono hun
dred and forty, assembled in the Athengum in his civ
this day at ~ o'clock. ~
Inc meeting was called TO order by Mr. Livingston OF
NC" York, who remarked that he would beg leave 10 re-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29
From the National MtelHgencer.

MEssRs. EpIroRs: will endeavOr 10 sketch a
scene which | witnessed at the meeting OF the
friends of Poland. on last Wednesday evening
because believe that, though may describe it
weakly, the recital will do good and help the
cause of liberty.
Several speakers had addressed the meeting,
some of them very eloquently. and all with effect
when Colonel LEHMANowsKY arose and stated
that he was Pole by birth. but had the honor Of
being a citizen Of the United States. Imagine a
man of Herculean stature, with the bold, frank
bearing Of an old soldier, addressing large as
sembly, amongst which are many ladies. He
has inst enough of foreign accent to remnd YOU
that it is Pole pleading for unhappy, heroic Po-
land-tears are slowly trickling down his face.
and he says:
II have seen much misfortune in my time.
but it could never make me weep; now, cannot
restrain nv tears. for | am pleading the cause Of
my native land before the inhabitants of city
which bears the name of Washington, and in his
name ask of you 10 aid the cause of liberty
God is my witness! that, if ever the freedom of
my adopted country should be threatened, |
would shed the last drop Of my blood in its de-
fence. Yes!-and THIS BOY should also fight for
America" As he uttered these last words. he
,eld up his son, fine spirited-looking lad of
lbout ten years of age. All this may look simple
lpon paper, but the effect upon the meeting was
electric; long, loud, and hearty cheering follow
ID. Surely. thought |, this answers Demos
henes' definition of oratory; it is indeed sac |
ion." NJ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29
RICHMOND. Oct. 90.

Fires in the Counfry.-We are informed that
on Sunday night, the sSrd inst. the dwelling
house of Richard Adams, Esq. of Woodstock.
Henri,o county, was totally consumed by fire, TO-
gether with ali his furniture, books. papers, &c.
MIR. Adams, with his family. we're absent, hav-
ing been in this city for the last six weeks.
On the same night, in the county of Hanover,
VIM ID. Taylor, Esq. of Taylcrsville, had has
barn burnt. 1t contained large quantity of
wheat. plantation utensils his carriage, Sc. His
loss is said to be considerable.
sItis coujectured in both cases to be the diabo-
licai work OF incendiaries.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29

We learn that Col. Crozet has selected the
Southern, or Hanging rock route, for the location
of the Parkersburs road between Winchester and
Romney: and that it is expected that that part Of
the route lying between North River and Rom
ney will be located and put under contract before
Christmas mchesfer Trginian.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29
From, the Ne,c York american.

What is there in name: A great deal some
time, A rallying word has made multtudes act
A. one man. Similar names have associated ideas
with things very unlike.
The people OF this country have been much IN
want IL partial for themselves. They seem
likely 10 have one: !merica is now almost exclu-
slvely appropriated to the United States. We
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29
Nr. iIubeVt y. Grymys

ESPECrrULLY offers his professional services
4 to the citizens of Alexandria and its vicinity His
office Fairfax street. next door to the Post Office
where he can at all times be found.
aug 29-f
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y. ". Run.

fn HHDs. Of Molasses Rum, Of best quality. for
us ieby A. C. CAZENoVE e Co.
oct s6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29

A Paris paper of the 9TH September. says
"1'he fear of the cholera inspires the greatest un-
easiness. Of thus an opinion may be formed by
the numerous advertisements OF the Ont of Cafe
put. inserted in the different newspapers The
apothecaries' shops have been besieged for this
medicine. but it was wonderful to see how an oil.
which Is 50 extremely scarce. increased in guam
tity IN proportion to the demand The apothe-
carries do not all either ask the same price for this
healing balsam. The one sells it at SIS. the so
drops; whilst, at 900 feet distance, the same
quantity is obtained for less than one franc. IF
some kinds of business suffer- il is not that of the
doctors and apothecaries. Neither those who are
really i'll or imagine themselves so, think Of bar.
gaming. 1t is said that precautionary hospitals
will be established at different points, in the en-.
virons of Paris.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-29

E" hesh is h ir to" We thtteloro copy the FOL.
lowing recipe for the cure of which 10
naw going the rounds OF The papers: i" Rub
them over with toasted cheese. aud then let
some sharp-set mice nibble AT hem.'-Again {;
Those painful protuberanee s called Corns, IL
3 said, may be cured by boring a hole in the
par I fe cted charging the cavity with Dupont's
best gunposder, and applying a match TO it..
We are assured that these means will he found
more speedy and efec,ual than half the rene
dies recommended by by Quacks, or even reg.
uisrls bred NJ. D's.
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DRAWINGS RECEIVED
Al
DIGGES' OFFICE.

Lynchborg, Sept. 30, 1891.
Dismal Swamp Lotlers, Extra class No. =, Tor
1891,
u 26 u 3 rs oil b2 30 20.
Virginia Weilsburg Lottery, Extra class No. 2.
for 1881,
30 6 10 ~ ! 81 81 80 ~.
Virginia Wellsbnfg Lottery, class No. 10, for
1881,
66 6 10 81 81 30 3 Is 81.
All lovers Of money are informed that 10.
morrow the erand Dismal Swamp Lottery,
class NJ. 10, tor 1881. dra wa in the city Of
Wchmoni. containing Capitals Of geo 600
lO,ooo-5. 0O0-3. O00, Hnh loo prizes oi ! 900
eneh, sc. 81. 1lchrts aud shares IN he great
est variety vi iancy numbers To be had Mt
DIGbE'S OFFICE.
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CNOACE WAEES.

SlHE subscribers having made arrange
- mpnts with a house to the North, Who are
regular importers OF Madeira Wines, have !, ia
their power to offer 10 their customers a pure
article Of the finest Qislny-they having been
tested by the experience of several years sales.
to a large extent, 10 the most respectable ge"-
,Ipmen olVngtn,a aud MaryI..d-Ih sse Mines
consist of
London Particular Madeira
tinta do
burgundy do
g Tue finest Grape Jo'ce'-a delicious Wine.
not much known hi herto, ia Virgins.-snd
will he delivered to gentlemen ~ pipes. hall
pipes, quarter casks, bali quarter casks, OF the
celebrated brand OF y. Howard. March a.
Co ."-Wsrranted genuine. aud no, less than 3
years old, when they LETT Madeira, which WAS
ia 1880 and 1851 Gc3EE a. MEEM.
Sept. 29Is. 2,i.1tg.
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OBITUARY.

4 PARTED this LIE, near Nsrysvillf,
Campbell. on Thursday the e2d Sept. lihe hirih
'ay nj the deeess.d,) Mrs. MARY JOHNSON.
COMFORT of Mr.. John Johnson, IN the Doth year
of her age. 1hs moTning Of her death she
appeared MS ~eii as usual-abont II o'clock
she lett The house, and went IN the kitchsn 10
make some preparation Tor dinner. came out
and shut the door. aud sss found dead a few
ste rs In rear oil the kitchen by her husband.
who sen, IN search Of her. The deceased was
I, ouhled with the dropsv. which. II u thought
caused her death. She has leit - husband aud
sesen children. with n autnefons tram OF rela-
tinns. 10 mourn their iirepsraDi- Bereavement
Thus |, is that the conqneror, Death. delights
20 in%ieflosr between man aud lns easihly VI
sions al bliss-petmni,ng them 10 bud nad
hlnom. aud then doom,ng them To perish. But,
Il the daily prattIoe ol ynine-ti chnni hound
ed oniy by the means tina, eiIcumacr,brd it,
benekoience aud good will TO all mankind-ii
the doalingly sfieci'onsie wife. the tender pat.
cut, the humane miste.b, the good ncigh'Io',
and II the sigbs aud prayeis Of al Vito kaew
her, avail Any hing, thy triumph. oh DEATH
closed " nh the ton,b. iiel pure spirit VIII sill
live in this world and live forever In another,
decked " I'll robes as sp otless ns the innocence
she praciiccd III ihw.-May the consoilnG hand
OF Pro, ,dsnoe he ,nierposed ~ behalf ~ this
woe-sttichen family aud enable tlem AT length
10 say with u fIm r-I,snee on lis protection,
a. Thy will DO done "
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E
Fall aud Winter Goods.

YfUSr received and selling low, Cloths,
- Blankets, Casinetts, Flaunels, MvTinos,
Bnmbazets, Cslieoes, Silks. Ribbons, ! aces,
Pongeese superior quality, (all colours,) VS.
tings, L,n"n+. Shiting aud Sheeting C0tions,
Negro Cloths aud Shiitmgs, Shswls, Handksl-
ch,.l., Belts. Gloves, Random and Anaconda
Stncklngs, PLAIN Cotton, Norsted aud SILK, do.
With a large stock Of almost every article IA
the Dry Goods line suitable or desirable tor
the present aud approaching urcha-
seIs will please call and allow us 10 show the
Goods aud prices. l.. ~ Il. b. NOVEL;.
Sept. 2Ytb, 2nt
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BLERv T.. WARD, Secy.
To HE ERiI0LS Of u HIrpi

IOFNt LHEUIs y VIC HBTTIHHs
The anti-tarItl meeting, at Amherst, court
house met about sunset, and appointed a Com
miuee 10 prepare u preamble aud resolutions
In a lew minutes The Committee reported and
after The Report was read, n Resolution was OIL
ierrd in these wurds, and seconded:
HesOked, lbal 20 VI 30 persons" (Which
WIS SUPPOSED to be the number presen) "'s
too snnil a nnmner OF persons TO express tie
OPINION OF tie county ofAuherst on a subject
OF great uati onai p"lIcy.'
1be Chairman refused 10 put the question
on this Resolution or 10 incorporate it Ia the
proceedings oil the 'neeling
A motion to adjourn Was ,hen moved. and
nut. A division Was GATED for aud refused {:
the a, &c and noes were aiso called Tor and like
wise refused
Lyery effort 10 ascertain The nuuhG esAthe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-29
NILS. SlA ,G Fr,S,T

1tNIENDS to npen u gamma,, IN her own
= house. ~ oIann o., Tor the r. uDaiion OF
Young Ladies, The iir>, session will com.
lnence ON The irai day III Novembes, aid cO,,-
linue five non,bs. Al the branches usually
attended to in the b ~ schools wili be taught
IN hen Seminary. She has engaged ieacheft
ot great experience and we'll tested ability, ia
every department oi Science aud Litfraturr-
II il believed thnt her School will combine all
The advantages OF the best Femalo Institutions
IA tho country. Her residenee IL peeuli ~
favorable for the purpose Of u Schopl, br,nf ~
marhnbly elevated and hrhlthy. s%uficIen p,
mote from the noise aud hustle Of tow, pr
surrounded by u beautiful lawn, W Htda,fsL -
the purposes of Tec,eaiiOn aud 'I0, fise
In offering her services 10 III putn = tbis
important and responsible ompioy,Ianl, Mrs.
Shrdey pledges hersrli that every measure ctl-
culated 10 promo 6 moral as we'll AZ intellectual
improy e,neni, shall be pu,sued w,rh diligence.
She viii superinteod, with vigilance aud mnier-
nsl tenderness, tn d~rpo,trent OF 4 o.e ei'sn,.'
ted Ia her care. She will receive leu or iwelta
Youug Ladies ,nio her family ~ borders.
Board can also be Lad on good ioims IA ma
ny Of the most Respectable families in town,
Stnunton, Va. Seri. 20, 1881. 81
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Neat WnnteA.

WYE WISH To purcbas - early this season.
w a larRs quantity OF WHEAT, Tor which
we will pay CASH al the hiehes, prices given
~ tbs Markei-ot give the Farmers choice OF
several "Ih"" "ery fair propositions, Those who
have iasse crops, We should iihe 10 see before
they make engagements.
L., Il X. d. NORVELL.
July 20 its 3.
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LAND FOK SALE.

HEREBf offer my trsci OF Land ior sale.
200 acres, more or less, situated 10 Amherst
county, IA niles ffom Lynehpurg --aAout ~
scrrs 10 ~ocd. q considerable par heavily
tlmber.d the rene ndrf cieBr Il and must oil
II 10 good thriving conditions. improves
mrnts are n ioler ible Dae cling HOUSE, good
S,abisgr, Barn sc, Sr. Wnh shout 10 or 30
Frat Trees, the iru'i Of choise qialliies, equal
10 any IN this country. will sell the WHO'LL
or divide n IN Lots 10 su,i purchasers .-Ait0,
Two Lois On W"st Street, me iinpInveb, near
the residence Of M, ". Morgan Term, madd
known on appiisniion. WN. BUkD.
Sept. 20 Nv
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MEETING

TT IyHIHVHIE'
The Cirizens Vi ~ %nehbu'g and ls vicinity,
opposed TO Tie reelection OF Andrew Jackson
to The Presidency, are requested TO meet AT the
tranklu Hotel. on FRIDAY AFTERNOON
nelI, at 4 O'clock. Tor The purpose oil appointing
n Drtegale or Delegates to The Convention
proposed to be held, At Baltimore on the I'd
Monuas III December ueXt.
MANY CITIZENS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-29

a UiICE The sHUstiiber stfs'o AXE
a few femsle Boariers-His resistance IL
IN u central part of the Town. aud convenient
10 sll the different Female 5e4onl-. The sirir-
test attention shall be paid 10 such Young La.
dies NJ may be- placed under It's care. 10 such
NJ have no acquaintance wi,n the subscriber.
reference IS gwen 10 the Rev. WIN. S. Reid
Terms for board, such rs Is customary.
FRANCIS S. MILLER.
Sent. %. 6ts
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SECRETARY OF the Faculty.

The next session al Hanpden Sidney Col
lege, will mmeD on the FIRST November.
The expenses, for fees TO Professors, Board.
Room reut, aud Servants atie ndance, tor tho
winter session of q months, amount 10 $7y "a
for the summer session OF q months, S53 rs.
The Faculty and The subjects taught, are as
follows:-
/. Oh, mistry, Natural Philosophy. MenIsi
and Moral Philosophy, by Johnathan z. Cusb-
ing, President and Professor.
2. Mathematics, by Peer McVicar, Profess
sor.
8. Ancipn, aud Notern Languages, by A.
l.. Holiday, Pr frssor.
4. Rhetoric. History, &c. by Rev. George
Eaton.
The Annual Meeting OF the Trustees will take
place on the ISM and 29tlI September. The
new wing oi the College edilcf, will bs com
pielrd lor the reception Of the students, by the
lot November. WM =. NORTON,
Secretary OF tue Board vi Trustees.
Sept 8 YIN
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OFFICE.
" ARDS OFFICE.

Lynchburg, Sept. 20, 1881. I
The following were the drawn numbers for
the Wellshurg Lottery, 18Th class, Tor 1881,
66 g IT. 81 81 80 3 ~ q.
Renew your prizes ~ Great Dismal Swamp
Lottery, which is drawn to-morrow, ~ Rtch-
,nond-Wholes, Halves aud Quarters for sale
at WARD'S OEFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-29

I'D EsPECrFULLY inlorm, his friends aud
IL customers hat he has taken the house
tnmerly occupied by Benjamin /. li"n', and
neatly opposite Mrssr,. l. " Il. b. No,veIt,,
where lac Is ready TO execute all orders IN his
linz with the utmost neainess, aud IN the most
iashionablr manner.
WANTED. iva or three Journcymen TAT
lors-none but good workinen need apply.
Sept. - J, l..
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IL The Funeral Sermon OF the late Samuel
Clayton, Eco. aud his deceased daughter, will
he preached on Sabbath morning next, AT Al
o'clock, at 81. Paul.. Church by The Rev. FL
Smith.
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NOTTCG-

<f'hf. subscr,be', !" consequence ri mgking
- n visit TO pennsylyana during the month
oi September, will not he able TO commence the
next session ~ ns School, until MONDAY the
10 h Of October snsping-nt which time, the
TAIL and winter sessions will commence.
Terms of tuition, ana bon,d OF students will
be NJ heretofore. JNO. T.. REID.
Sept. |. aBwif
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names Of the herSon, son.iitdiins the meet.eg
was successfully revisited, the part. ssssmhlsd
csntending that all whe we're mol opposed 10
the larin were murders.
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SEALED PROPOSALS wili be received by
- tue undersigned until tue l0tp October. to
furnish as soon as possible. during the APP
preaching Winter, n sufieiency vi Oak Plank
test lnng. 3 iuchrs thlck, aad not less than
d niche. vide. to cover the IOl Bridge at
Lynchburg.-ihe quantity waited will be
SO me where about - thousand feet, " DE
delivered al the Bridge.
A. LlGGAf.
j. NJ. WARWICK, Com.
WA. W. ~NokkELL.
Sept. % 49,
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"Lartr's QnGrrtis' - To-day, we conclude
Maj. Ea'on's Appeal. The MAJOR reserved the
bit.rest portion OF his phlal of wrath to' The
conclusion of his Address. II Wi be sen that
he handles his late colleagues without gloves.
we have received Mr.. BerrIen's Knply, ana
II evincrs more acerbitv Of temper han nDt
production we have heretofore seen from Mi.
Berrien's pen. His illusions TO The " Greatest
aud Besr' H. peculiarly pomfed and easstc-
II the President WAS permitted 10 SEE them
the Loo doubtless roared more fuiIously even
than lie did when he teri lied Col. Johnson out
OF his wills.
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NampAen SIDNEY College.

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s%tiiution, viii on FRIDAY.
The 23j September, close ON THURSDAY the
27tb. The commencement will take place on
WEDNESDAY the 2Stu. The Anniyersa RES
oil the Literary Societies will be celebrated OH
THURSDAY The 29tb.
PETER NcvIcAR.
Secretary OF the Faculty.
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II Mai. Eaton aud his lady--better known
rs " The mslign in1uence"- hav4 left WASH.
ing,on city, Tor theif residence in Tennessee q.
One OF the papers says, that the lady could moi
he moved, until the President personality sotici!'
ed her TO leave Washington 1t is strange thst
Major Eaton should decamp before MIR. Der.
rien's reply appeared though the Globe says,
he will return il Mr.. Berrien wishes 10 fight
him.