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Cash for Wheat and Hemp.

cash iDT w ucab anu AANP
81 NTH, BAGWELL h Go. viii pay the
~ hishrst CASH price Tor wheat delivered
al The Black Water Mills, aud for Hemp deliv
cred at lhei, Store. They have on hand
quantity of Sugar, Molasses, Coffee, Salt ana
fsacon-w h,cb will be sold NJ very 10" rates
June n "-Wh'
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Uj,gfo,,faf sefnfs AT Ha,hinelDn.

Dtsgfdeqm SfEneS al HHhingfoh'
The last mail placed the subjui"ed corres.
pondcuce, between Mai. Eaton aud MI, In
ham. in our possession aud We has'eo 10
lay Il before our readers
MIR EATON TO MR. tNCHAM.
faipAy staHr. i7h June 1881.
Sir: have studied 10 disregard the huusiFe
slanders which have arisen through 50 dfbssed
n source "a the columns ofihe u. ) Telegraph.
have been content To ~nlt Tor the full df'fl-
apment OF VIVA, he had 10 say, aud unit per.
suns OF responsible character shonlu
brought forth t. endorse hs vile abuse o.
me aud my family. In that paper OF ihts
evening IS contained the following trmhrk OF
NV wite. :" It IS proven thai the Secretaries
oil the Treasury. and Of the Navy, aud OF the
Attorney General, refused 10 associate WIN
her y" THIS publication appears IN paper
which processes To be h,endiy to you, hnd Is
brought io,lh under your immediate eye,
desire 10 know OF You, whether OF not you
sanction Or will dnavow II. Tue relet'n" w
| have sustained towards each other authorizes
ne to demand mn immediate answer.
Very respectfully.
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jnAUKaUANI TO a decree Of the Superior
Comt Of Ghancery For the LynchburB
District, pronounced on the 10Th day oi May
1881, in the case OF Gnrland, Walton aud
Penn, IS. Couch the unders,gotd, Marshal
oi the said Court. will sell ior cash, on 'he
premises, on Friday the 9Th II Joly, 1881 II
fair. If not the next fair day, a lot on hal
acre and 81. poles neer ~ nthborg. Also, Oh
the same day, on tho premises, 1915 hrr's Oh
land on the Forest road. about three miles
from LynchbUrg
June .. II IDS
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dbiF - = hibP' '1
MIR EATON TO MIR. INGiiAM
2Uh Jime, 1881.
SIN Your note Of this morning IS received
| II proves 10 me TINT You are qua brave e.
nousn TO do a mean actlon. bal Too g'eat .
! ,oV ard 10 rerar It, Your contempt | heed
not your pity | despisr. Its such cputrmPii-
| bic l.IIuws ng sour,fli TINT have set forth fn-
more OF their own creation, M laken them AZ
"A ground Of imputntIpn against mr. " 'hh'
be gosd causc, then should yoh have pity On
| .oursru toI youT vile has Not escaped thsn,
md van must know n.--But uo more here
our correspondence closes. Nothing moro VIII
&c received shorl 0t an acceptance OF my ht'
maud oil Saturday, aud nothing more be SAD
ny ne nnul iacei 10 lace "e meet " IS no' III
NV nature 10 brook your insults, nor will lhny
| be submit Il Ia. - u Hni'f'
S. -. iFGHAh Esq.
Ia ad1ilou 10 the foregoing, letter ifom
Washington 10 the EJuors Of The Wing gives
the folIo"in noeoon, OF IA ssene that took place
after the reception by Ma. Eaton OF Mr. log
bans last note:
On receipt of this note, Maj. Eaton, Dr. tan
dolph W. Is. Lewis, Amos Kendall l. l., ohIith'
HE Register, and Mr.. Campbell. tue Treasurer,
mad Dr.. Jones, Post Mastsr, assembled ut The
Treasury Department, aud their design 10 al
fat X Mr. Ing ham, when he came 70 hi9 oi1te
was soon atcer,alned. Some Of the Clerks ~
ihf Department sent to spprize COL lo"soh
Of the mob at the Iteasufy Department ana
he, young Mr.. Wolfe. Mr.. Mag'nnis, aud sfyt-
raj 0 her gentlemen, proceeded immediately To
AIR ngham's house aud told bin OF the noo
that had collected. Mr.. lnehsm snd his friends
then repaired 10 the Department nnd entered
IN. Office. Eaton party then had ntssfn-
ger posted ~ front ni the Treasury bnllh'ng TO
r. we the signal When hr. mRhan was bp-
uroa chlng, Eaton viewed the force oil the enc
Uy aud when he saw their numbers, sno par
t,cnlarly the brave 1oWson among thtm'
fLought IT more prudent not 10 buDg ms ro0ps
into immediate action and he therefore ios''
pon.d the pay" whtch his bioiher propiseo
Mr.. Ingham Oh Sunday. Dr. JONES' Lewis,
aud Eaton went Immediately 10 the rance 10
reporl the progress Of the wat, and the strength
and loril6eatton Of the enemy Yoa may hive
time to commen--l bave nat. give you tie
fac,s Of tins scene, unparalleled, as II Is, ~ tie
history oil oui or any Esetuilse. lie KhssIah
Nilsson could not purchase Nj inShhm-
heuce this desperate attempt 10 put nun oo'
of the way 10y band Of sbJeci, cowhfh'y oee
IL Is sincerely to be rtgftneh 'ha'
tie President not only countensn"esi Out tn
courages, such dIsgrsceiui proceedings ~"
Ii is an inmate oi his idml'y and 10 'ooNe" y"
mere as despienble Character ih's eoe' ~
TO confirm the character "mch zen. "lr
y ,neats drew Of hhs administration :" 'o' wa
Nv hart sickpns while record this toiihei
ev,d.,,r Of tue degradation ol our Executive.
The Alexandria Herald adds" We are AZ"
opsinted with some Of tho particular, but
cboose 10 wait awblle. MI Eaton rs disposei
10 show fight. Mr.. Ingham is not beliigercn''
Perhaps Mr.. Berrien's met,le will be "'eo'
sl,- Branch is TOO for of, else he would be
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WV ANffD TO hire for the balance Of the
W year, good Cook, Enquire nt this Office
June %. Is
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13OGSsS "a AII toa decree al III onlf.
4 iorCourt oil Chancerv, FOR the Lynchbur
District, rendered on the 2lsi day OF October
1880. N The cnuso Miller vs.. Bouldn, ehecn
ror oi David Ross The undersigned Marsha
OF ihe spid Cou,t will. 90 Friday The 10Th oil
July 1881, II fair, if not. the next TAR day, sen
by auction, on SIX months CREDIT, on the PIE
ui,rs in the county Of Camphell 40 muth oil
the land belonGmg 10 the e.taia OF pas'a R"ss
as will discharge The sum oi = 1923 10 Ctn's,
with the interest, Costs OF SUIT shd sale.
IA HOLCOMBE. NJ.
June l3 nus
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ynuRsUANr TO IL decree Of the superior
Cont OF Chancefy, for the Lynchbnrg
District, pronounced on the 9th day oi May
1890, IN the rnse oi Roberts ". Mcclure tho
undersigned Marshal OF the said court, viii sell
ON Wrdnasdav tho ooh day VI Jonr, 1881, II,
fair, if not, the next FAR dey, a tract OF land
in the county of Nelson, containing Two hun
deed aud ninety twu stirs, ~ so much as WI
satisfy the debt. Interest aud costs Of said de
cree / he sale will hr made on the premises
for cash, OF on snch tline rs the parlies mat
agree. /. A. H0LCoMbE, M",sh"i'
Nav OF wiiids
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Jona II. Eaton, Esqr
MIR EATON 10 MIR. iNGilAM.

MIR. EAION TO MI1. MIDLAND.
lsh, JtuHe 1880,
Sia: have received yonr letter oi to-day
and rteret 10 find that 10 a frank md candid
inquiry brought before You, al answer 'mpn'
dent and lnsoIrn, "a returned. 10 inj"iy IN
provoked. YOU are pleased to add lns"l'. What
Is he remedy : II is to Indulge thu cxpecia.
ton that, though man may be mean enough
TO SANDER, o. base enough 10 encourage II, he
vet may have bravery sufficient 10 repair HE
wrong. In that spun demnnd OF yon sdiiaidc
ton for the wroDg aud lnJury you have done
me. Your answer must dcioImne wheihtf
you are So far entllled 10 the name aud cha'hc-
Ter Of "A gentleman n, TO be able I" net like ONT
Worry respectfully,
] II. EAION
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-27

II EX.Ptesid ut john Quincy Adams has
.,eented an invitation to deliver an Grafton AT
placy his native town on the ensuing Annlser'
very of American independence. The Eeqn'r-
crrsiher sneers at the annunci,tion Of the fact ;
Lut every mind free from The ianndice OF pre-
'udice will see in it IN admirable commentary
on The republican principles of that viIi!ied aud
mslndersl ood man, as well as practical Illus
ra,ion of the equalizing tendencies of our in
situt!aas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-27

Or Ills rnmorcd lh.l the Pres deni has dis.
missed Andrew J Donnebon, bis nephew and
Prsnto Secretary, ~ cohsoqueuGe Of HE Teiu-
sal 10 prrn,t his faulty IN sssociate with Mrs.
Eaton, aud that Nicholas J, lris,, ldlo OF Char!
louesx,Ilc, has beeo appointed in hls stead.
NJ A reply 10 the advcr tsemcnt OF NnthDn.
lei Winston was handed Ia too late for to-day q
paper.-It will appear ia our next
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J, II EATON
9. d INouAM, Esq.

'rhi. IL not fairly quoted We said;
" II IS proved that the families oil ,hr Seets-
taIy OF The Treasury, ard Of the navy, aod 81
the Attorney General, refused to associate WITH
her. " Id III
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Digges' OMce.

A id the Mechanic Arts =! ! !,
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit Of the Petersburg Be-
neyOieat Mechanic Association.
Glass No. /, for 1881.
To be drawn at Richmond, on Friday
the LIST day Of July, 1891.
66 N,unbers-lO drawn Ballots J
IG1t
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SAaL ID. lsGnAM, Esq.
REPLY.

WAsnikoroh, 2oh June, 1891.
Sir Your note OF Saturday, pnrportnR TO
be drmuud of satisfaction for INJURY done To
you, was received on that day company pre-
vented me from sending you a" imnedInie an
swrr. Yesterday morning, your broth r-'n-law,
Dr. Randolph, introduced himself into my
room, with ttrent of personal violence. !
perlrclly understand the patt you ore made 10
play in thu farce now acting before the Amer
lcnu people. nm not 10 be inlimldat' Ivy
threats OF provoked by abuse, to any act IA.
Consistent with The pity aud contempt winch
your condition and conduct inspire.
Your, S,r, respectfully,
5. ID. Ih6hAD.
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Notice.

ri ENG about 10 rrmose from ms place,
- all persons indebted ioihe Subscriber ATE
hereby requested 90 come forward q make I'M
mediate settlement. and those To whom the
suhse, ,ber ma, be iodeb, ed ~,ii present thef
accounts for liquidation.
10 I'm BOYD.
June 20, Its
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NJ Martin Van Burpn has declined a Public
Dinner, rendered TO b,m ny his political lrie"ds
nthe city Of Now York. MARTA deserves Gre
lifor this hct. and We contribute u"r portion
c it 10 him most wiIlingly. This gormandi s
ing Custom is 3" more honored IN the breach
than IN the observance"
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Ths N. Y. Muror The aiRh yogume OF
the valuable Periodca--wbich has received
The mos, Ga,tering compliments from Euro
Detn as well as American critics,--ts 10
canMence on ,he 9tn OF July aeSi, eafdrge1
md Improved The Engravings with which II
is enheIished will hereafter be Of steel Instead
olcopper. The former being more our able
,nhstance, will ensure more perfect and uni
form representation frcn the plates Its lite
fafy department is supplied with contributions
from the most popular writer's OF the dav-
Faaldng, Halleck, Nr. and M $. Brooks, Cox,
&C Sr.-and embraces every species OF com
petition common TO such periodcals-snch as
Critical Notices OF new pu5lications-the Arts
Sciences--Scientihc Intelligence Music, Po-
ary aad Painting-Ofig inal Tales and Essays
~Letters from London, Paris and ST. Peters
ourg- Legends and "Reminiscences OF old tunes
mNev York-rhe Little Genus satlrIcal,
humorous and pathetic-Americdn Scenery,
Biography, Education, CharoCier-Strlc'u res
On tue Drama, and other amusenents-i TansS
"''ons from the German, French and span
hh-Occasionai selections from late pub hc"-
Ions-Orginal Miscellany, &c.-Capt. Ma'''"
w. Davenport is the agent for the Mirror IN
splaee, TO whom we refer all persons "ho
wish to procure all interesting weekly jour
ma,
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Tn Petty Wm.-We frequently quote from
..ni0eren, pepers at Washing lon-lhe
Telegraph and Giobe--whch' well acquainted
- o.ch other. give such representations ot
:, respective characters, az ought 10 deter
.,e,from paironizing them. We feel n"
..,.,e4 in their mulusi a buSe, other than the
,.rob, which is naturally consequent upon be-
Ling two mischieyous dogs, WHO have long
la war upon a peaCeabe nelg hborhoad,
.,I1enly lhrotling, and endeav0ring To eff CT
n othei's DESTRUCTION, Our sentiments
..,b regard to their contest is expressed fully
+, the following story I:
oh Is known TO all who arc acquainted
.ab The early history Of kenhcA., that The
s,.t emigrants srtilrd IN small sgiaas. Xix g
hs first settlements in all other lfoniIpr conn-
,,ps for mutual defence. lie order was,
.ssneyer an alarm WAS given, al were o run
IN hat Mace. Early one morniag r,c stouts
,ai ci,ps OF "A female we've hcatd--aN ran to
,ba spll. Nhs" they arrived tn"y saw a
,ear and man engaged ~ Combat. ihey
tod Il nip aud thigh, up aud down over and
,,der. ana the mans wlie standing 10y hhl-
oong lar play tar play - TIE company
ran up, sod insisted upon pa lug them. Tue
noman said--no-no lei them GghI tor II i,
he dr,t hgbt | ever saw, that did not care
s.lch whipped.
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eff, olot 20 Toe tAe taa.a. /. p,-ei5p. e.
- pre- at.. ma aud r'srloas rters #
business t'ffffte, % WHAT a uaIT'
Can the pepfs san esetY tbinl
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eaie'de.- Last Friday afternoon, an unlor-
ueate man, named William Blackhby, who
"'o been for some days in a state OF partial
arrangement, committed Suicide by dro" ming
nm'eH. Abou, three hours elapsed after he
20" plunged himself into the river. before his
'VuY could be found. Exertions were then
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:, rumored thai Judge White, of Ten
u Ia, III. dismissal OF Ni'finm B. Lew
o md Amo, K ndaIl from Office sine qua non
's ~. acceptance of the War Department,
o. ...me the delay in filing the appoint
:. o,,,sioned by the negotiations grow.
:, hi. demand.-Judge White has TOO
W. .oscity net TO perceive the injury which
''' non must OF necessity do 10 any party to
JUL, sh they may belong. The Judge, too
.,l,,s remembers the old adage thai he
10. down With hogs must expect to rise up
"a. and i. determined 10 have no Of
-, connection with men whom IS indivh-
w. ,..a,no, DO, hold in de;es,asiion and
Contempt
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to, a lsyor al the public 4 Il "aoii
god' .oaw The true relation Nh'ch MI.
"a f#" ,,.a broken Cabinet sustain towards
B'et In the midst of doubt ON the sub
'''p ,v.yer. the National journal mentions
le.9 ah.a,ing reports. that I" Mr.. Berrien
IS ono :, form as well rs substance, dismis-
As. os.' ,oy, be true, the manner OF this pro-
80, h.. was brief aud uncourteons. Of the
cows rho late Cabinef, The only fractions
vnos ana mil Mr.. Barry, anl the CIPHER
l-,a Jackson
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TRUST SALE

Ry sir'ae II . deed ~ trs,ss. executed bv
- Thomas shepherd, an.s kisry bic - Ne, 10
iona Baker and AsFoa Jewest, snd II = ,le
e'ee OF the county cOsst sf jefferson, ia char
Se'J si''nEs w'li be offered. ~ public sale.
essn' - Dsnsei kn'isF's lsveSn IN shep.
-. 90 saturday The i6sh Of April
eeHi, ~ tie real estate Of sh~ SD ,rbo9.,.
shepheEJs "a shepheIdsiovsA, ssd consisnng
~ part " two Lots. situate ~ sad town. srd
numbered and dssling ui.hed on the ph' ~
s.tI 'oSn, Nos 60 and O.. lying Il The infer
sse,'oa o. High street and kiiTl Stree, bound
80 ~ ss'd streets os tso sides, snd On ihc
9 !. tso sides ~ lsRds belsse,ng 20 Joln
Zen. 'oEeshsF Nth The kaeFclasi Mil. sn5
~ ss".s on'idings situate thsrson. 1bs prp
s..V ven yslssebie, be- - u is pressH.et
thss pelsosa wishiox 70 pnrrh.ss ~jn ,,eu
=. : further descrptisa ofh !. aesm.,l ostt
oresesy. efrNssv nppVV
Yeh -. 1891. nun,
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and the ideas Of the gentleman from
Dihwijjie, (Mr. Brodnax)-that all
he wanted Vas, To add tn the spp.o
pristion sf the Primary Sehools-aud
that as to the mode Of experimenting
its disbursement, il was IN the pou,.
Of the gentlemen to move change how
or hercaiicr-though, from the long
continuance Of the PRESENT mode. he
thought there vas a strong presu,np
ton, that II had been found efficient.
Mr.. Miller VI y. contended. that
the disbursement Of the Fund had been
confined to the rich or the poor-,o
the University and Primary Schools
and he asked whether IL was Just
TO the great intermediate class al the
people, the bone and Sinew Of the
country, to neglect them and es,ab,sh
no intermediate institutions for th-i,
benefit. lie reminded the House Of
the fact that when the last sppropria-
tion vas made 10 the University, a
pledge had been given that an appro
priation would be made to Academic,
aud Colleges.
Mr.. Moore moved the Indefinite
post pooement of the Biil-upon which
question, MIR. Jackson called for the
ayes and noes.
Mr.. Goode thought that further az
preparation TO the Primary Schools
would be uDjust-at the same time he
thought there was q provision OF
the original bill now before the House.
which was valuable, and ought to be
adopted, (Which he specified about
the manner Of dividing the counties
into districts.) MIR. q. proceeded to
say, that the surplus revenue did not
now amount 10 SIG. 40O-but only 70
$40, 5O2-ihat the second Auditor had
only estimated such an increase, upon
certain contingencies, &c.
The subject was further discussed
by Messrs. Carskad on, Dav issou, C ALA
her, Goode, Williams Of Harrison,
Bryce, Miller Of r., Brodnax, Caid-
we'll, and Watts.
Mr.. DAvisson contended warmly for
the appropriation.
Schools had already rendered grea,
service by encouraging and enabling
other schools TO be established aud
supported-and that the School Com
nissioners lin his county at lesst) had
been found faithful.
In the course Of the debate, tho
question Of the appropriations once
asked for by Randolph Macon ard
the Randolph Academies came into dis.
cussion between Messr.. DAVIDSON.
Goo,ie. and Williams Of Harrison, and
also the actual revenue Of the Li,era-
~ Fund, between Messrs. Jackson and
Goode-and also. a. to the meaning OF
the following clause in the Act Of 1891,
"Concerning the University" VIZ.
That whenever the annual inc ONE OF
the Literary Fund shall exceed 500.
600, the surplus above that sum, Until
such surplus shall amount 10 300, OOo.
shall be appropriated aud the same
- hereby appropriated, to the endow-
ment OF such colleges. acade mics, or
inter mediate schools, within this Gem
mon wealth. a. the General Assembly
may hereafter designate, rs 81 inst
tutions for such endowment. M.
Miller and Mr.. 6oode commended that
this clause gave pledge Of the Legis-
latare 10 appropriate FOR intermediate
'nstitS tions-Mr. Williams Of II. ex.
pressing a different opinion.
The question was then taken on the
indefinite postpou~ment Of the oil
and carried, Ayes 81, Noes 50.
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From the R'ehmoad Pspcr.
THURSDAY. MARCH 81.
fnIfRTl ny ApREAI

WIN Ut AfFEhLso.
The bill concerning the Court of
Appeals. and Special Courts Of Ap-
peais, was taken up on motion of Mr.
Christian. who offered q substitute,
providing for the establishment Of the
Court OF Appeals ut Richmond only.
The original bill propased the estsb-
lishment of branch of the Court Of
Appeals on the western side Of the
Blue Ridge.
Mr.. Christian declared his object
to be, TO test the question whether the
Court Of Appeals should be carried
west Of the mountains.
The substitute having been discuss.
eel by Messrs Msyse, Mason Of Fred.
erick. and Williams sf Shenandoah.
the latter submitted several amend.
msnts (similsr ~ their effect 10 the
substitute) 60 the original bill. MIR.
Christian wiihdrew his Substitute.
The smendments were debated At
some length by Messts. Summers,
Lee, >, FssFill sad Campbell Of Brooke.
The question being taken on the
amendments, they ere rejected.
Nc. Williams - Shenandoah, moved
that The blank now be filled, which
met With much opposition.
MI Leigh moved to strike out the
words Bf'se Ridge snd leave . blank
TO be hiled after the sngsossmenG.
Nc. Williams of Shenandoah. wi,h.
dFew hIs motion. After q shsrt con
veTsatiop. in which the friends Of ,l.s
bill requested the withdrAwal Of the
motion Of NJ. l.. he withdrew u,
BIZ. Laess renewed che. melton.
shieh vas carried.
The bill was ordered 60 be en-.
crossed.
FRIDAY, ASnnf.
On motion Of Mr. Christian, the
III ...l..... A. -
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goo Twfllcd BAGS.

Wk hsse received smother supply
w Of Tailed end Duck Bag, q.
resnefd prtees ClAHR hCO
shepAetdsisWb, Dee @.
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Valuable Jefferson Land

NHE subscriber, - the agent and s,,or
ney ST Thomas Fsffsx. Esq of Ale1sb.
ofis' ossers for sale that valuable estate in JET
iefson sosniy. Virginia, called "TsE HLH.
HiTxon." consisting of
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. large proportion of which 10 in timber of
the hnes' qusiiiy. The sdvantsges po,sess
cd by THIS property ere very grest Lyirg
near the Potomac and shebandosh rivers, (
IN shs vicinity Of the large mills erected on
these streams. whist eli the facilities for trans.
porting its produce 70 market, to be derived
fro., the ChessT cake and Clio Canal, ard
me bnibmore Nail Road. will be enioyed by
10 the highest degree. There Is = large
. .ho cons's"s stream Of ws,er running through
several valuable mills before Il reaches this
land. There sre also oeverai fine lime stone
springs on the estate. The cleared lsnd is IN
ugh state IT cultivation. snd the fences arc
soon' POSSESSION can be had Immediately.
tbe 'rtms viii be accommodating. aud II
.ound advantageous to do 90. the tract will
De divided 'ssie ivo parts 20 salt purchaser
Az spplcsiiSss 10 he made Co The s.sbser,
per, reading 81 chsVtessowu, JsHepasa e0un.
", Va JOSEPH r. DAUGHERJY.
FEB. ~, l63i.--tf
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FRIDAY. Agn,1

FRIDAY, ASnn T.
On motion Of Mr. Christian, the
bill regulating the commissions II
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GENERAL ELECTIONS.

Mr. Williams Of Shenandoah from
the eummitiee Of General Laws, re-
ported the amendments Of the Senate
TO the bill concerning General Rlec.
tons IN this Commonwealth, and re.
commended 70 disagree with the :,
and 5ih, aud 70 agree with the Cd. "a
aud eth amendments.
The bret amendment Of the Senate
hxes jane, instead Of August, (dssiR
mated by the llsass Of DrleRasesj a.
the period for the GeneFal Election.
for the present year.
Mr.. Leigh moved that the House
disagree q this amendment.
Mr.. Galiaher moved 90 amend the
smendmsni, by striking oct s'Juae"
aad inserting ''Juiy."
A desuitsSy debate took place on
this metieB. ia which Messrs. Leigh.
Galisher, Dasisson, Gibson aud Cisi.
borne participated.
Mr.. Gsilaher Niihdrew his melton.
Considerable dice ussioa oeeurresl on
= pssat ~ order, arising eat ofs saosioo
DI Nh. Marsh4lI 10 hE thA Eleet,oo.
N the month Of May