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Inhn a Foucas Il,

NNhn il F0Wcns Il,
UphOisierer and Nattrass Manufacturer,
vIHENDERS MS resp. ,tful acSaJw ed, Uen,sto the
L public in gen raj Tor the very liberal ncourage
nent he has received AMI informs them that he has
On hand q general assortment of
New live gee feather beds
Best curl.d hair mattresses
Spanish moss do
Cotton do
Ca, tail do
Straw do
Sofas, easy chairs, &C. &c.
New We gee'e feathers and Spanish moss sold by
The large or small quantities
All Of INCH can be warranted Of the very best qua
l,y and viii DC disposed oil reasonable terms for
cash.
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District e EnluMNbia,
dec 19-2m

County If 7terandria, 10 clE
November Term, lS5l-l0th Day.
Mordeca, Muir Complainant,
against wv CHaNCERY,
Humphrey rcake and George
Wise Defendants.
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William Fowie, surviving partner
of l.awrason * Fow!e, Com
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against
Philip G. rsttller. Jonathan jan
ney. and Josiah II. Davis, De.
frndsnts. }
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HARRY CLAY.

A National SoNe.-UIrifen 6y a gentleman a
Canadaigua, New York.
TuxE-" iIurra for the Bonnets Of Blue"
Here's health to the workingman's friend,
Here's good luck to the PIcuoH and the LOOM,
Ard who will not join in support of our cause,
May iightdinners and ill.luck attend.
It's good from TRUE rArru ne'er to swerve.
rs good from the Right meier to stray,
It's good to maintain AMEHIcAs Gauss
And stick by our own HARRY CLAY.
Here's health to our own Harry Clay,
Hurra! FOR our own Harry Clay,
LIS good to maintain Americas cause.
And stick by our own HARRY CLAY.
Here's health to the sons of Kcntucb,'
Here's good will to her matrons and sires,
Here's health to cur Harry, the pride Of his State
Whose name every true heart inspires,
Eurrs for our own Harry Clsy,
ws'il shout him from Texas 10 Maine,
If once in his life he perchance has miss'd fire.
"Pick his fiint-and Their Try him again"
Here's health to our own Harry Clay,
Hlrrah, for own Harry Clay,
Pes good to maintain Americas cause,
And stick by our own HARRY CLAY.
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New York, July s6.

NEW DIRK, JULY ~.
Prematurely perhaps. and in too fond hope
that our fine city was not to remain longer 10
mourning and desoIation, we expressed last week
our anticipation that the prevailing epidemic had
reached its maximum. The reports OF suose.
auent DAYS bafled all our hopes. But those OF
this week (of yesterday and to-day in PARTICULAR
are of such character, that, humanity speaking
we may pronounce that the pestience IS passing
away We have abundant cause tor gratitude
that so few of the wiser and better sort OF our 1
friends have been sufferers. The disease VIII
continue its ravages among the self abandoned.
We are told that there is an unusual exhip't'oh
of drunkenness among the survivorsof those VINO
are its natural victims.
But, very soon we trust, we may say TO our
friends and others, present and absent, that the
arm of the Destroyer has been stad; that ousi'
ness will return into its usual channel. ana So
cial life resume all its attractions. God grant
that we may not be Disappointed!
1t will be seen that the decrease OF deaths and
cases since Tuesday, is ONE HUNDRED PElt
CENT. The number of interments reported to
the City Inspector for the last twenty.four hours
is also less than any daily report for the last ten
days:
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MONDAY, JULY so, 1882.
COMMUNICATED.
ACROS TIC.

all to the Patriot, Statesman OF the West!
E nyied by those who from his brow would wrest
umberle % laurels-which the peoples voice.
r ewarding merit, give the "People choice"
Ye slaves Of power and Of might, declaim!
C an all your SANDER soil his honest fame'
I. isten and hear tina, all your arts recoil
gainst yourselves; and for your frutless tell
Ye reap but infamy. ouiN.
9Lsrdn1ria, Juiy 27.
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

BY the packet ship President, at New York,
from London, the editors Of the Commercial Ad-
vertiser have received London papers 10 the 10th,
being one day later than the last advses, via Lii
verpool. They contain nothing decisive as to the
present prominent subject Of speculation in Eng
land, TO wit: the expedition of Don Pedro
but their contents are not devoid Of interest.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, June Is.
City, Ttceire Oclock.-A report was yester-
day afternoon very current, that accounts had
been received from Paris that the expedition un.
der Don Pedro, had effected landing on the
coast of Portugal. The public anxiety was rails.
ed to high pitch to ascertain whether any con-
firmation would arrive, by the Post of this morn
ING. but up to the present time nothing of an au-
thentic nature has been received, and the report
is generally considered not only improbable,
but almost impossible, to be true. II has, how.
ever, produced rather favorable effect on the
Portuguese Regency Scrip, which after closing
yesterday at SO premium has been done at S-4
premium.
LONDON, June l6.-City, Friday Evening -
There is no confirmation Of the favorable news
received from Don Pedro's expedition. All
tRdl u nuUNu respecting mat q
telesraphlc communication was received at Paris
from Bayonne, conveying the intelligence that
has been made public. The confidential CORES
pondeuts of Don Pedro IN London are Of OPT
Mon that there must be some mistake at the
source Of the news. They unquestionably strong
ly discredit the accuracy of the statement. The
disposition to believe it authentic is however 40
strong in the City, that the script advanced from
an eighth to 34 premium.
LONDON, June l6.--In the House of Lords
last night, after several petitions had been pre-.
scented, the Marquis Of Londonderry called the
attention of Earl Grey to the language again used
by Mr.. Larkins, at another meetingof political
union in Sunderland, at which Or. Headiam pre-.
sided. After quoting some violent passages in
the speech, and abiding to the policy adopted
by Mr.. Pitt in 1899, with respect to such unions,
his Lordship expressed hope that the Noble
Earl void reconsider his determination stated on
q former night, not to put them down by law
He thought that small fine might be levied on
the members Of such societies, and that the pub.
lie houses which harbored them should be pro-
ceeded against Earl Grey admitted the impro.
priety OF the language used by MIR. Larkins.
but denied that DR.. Headam, who was as loyal
a man as any in the kingdom, should be held ac-
countable for it. He disapproved Of the continu-
ance Of political unions, but trusted to the good
sense Of the people Of England to give them up,
now the excitement which first produced them
had died away.-But he neither contemplated
the introduction of any new law, nor had receiv.
ed any instructions to prepare one.
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Notice.

WHEREAS q negro man, by the name of jacob
1882. as runaway, and says he belongs to one Na,ha
MEL Herbert living In Warwick County, Virginia, and
he said Herbert any other person has set up any
claim to said negro he having been previously sdver
tlsed according to law, will be sold the first day
August next for twelve months at the Jail door, at
O'Clock. CHAs. SCOTT, u. NJ
may 28-2awts for H. Ashton, Marshal,
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Published, daily, 10y EDGAR SNoWDEN,) tor the
Town and thrice week for the Country, on Fairfax
street, between King and Prince Streets nearly OPP
pos,e the Post Office. Daily paper 10; Country pa
per IS per snnum.-Advertisement inserted AZ .ns
following rates. For square of 10 lines, inserted
daily, or every other day three times, % anu 90
cents for eyery subse quent insertion. On ADVERTISE
men,s inserted once or t,ree ,oeek IS per cent al
ditional No Advertisement considered less than
square, nor inserted for less than 81 All advertise
men,s published in the Daily, appear IN the country
paper.
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We were attracted, about 9 o'clock last even
ing, to the dock near the watering place, by the
most heart rending cries of female, occasloned
by the loss Of her child, which had fallen between
the Tow Boat Rathbun, and the dock, in the Ri
YER. The Boat, between which and the dock
there was not room for man, to descend, al
ter many efforts to shove her oil, was found to be
aground Amid the darkness and confusion,
some ten minutes were lost, and i. was begin
ming to be conceded that the child was drowned,
when voice, apparently from under the boat,
was heard to exclaim. 8. Bring hight The
child is safe. God bless he dariing!" Lights
were brought, and man was guided along in the
water. with the child under one arm. towards the
bow of the boat, where they were assisted out, and
the child taken by Mrs Bradford, and very soon
restored. But upon inqniring forts Mother, she
was found lying, apparently iieless, upon the
deck. She fell when she heard it said the " child
is lost" and was long time without breath or
pulse.
By the application Of restoratives after lapse
of at least twenty minutes, signs of life began
to return. In the mean time, the child ian in
teresting, intelligent girl about years o'd) had
been taken to its mother, and was anxiously be-
seechng her to "yake up" When that Mother
did ,coke up, she was assured of the safety of
her child by look of concentrated bliss and graz
titude which language is too cold and weak to de-
scribe.
The life of the child was saved by friend and
fellow emigrant who generously jumped from the
stern of the boat and swan up between it and
the Dock till he found her buoyed up by her
cothes.-.4lbany Journal
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HEALTH OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA
July 26-Noon.
There has been no case Of Malignant Cholera
reported to the Board Of Health for the last "a
hours BY order.
WIN. A. MARTIN, Clerk.
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The collection for the relief Of the poor ans
sick. amounts, as we learn, (including SaON
presented by the committee OF the emisrantt,
lief fund) to more than $40, O00.-N Y .7m.,
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20 far, if not 10 keep US from the visitation Of tb.
pestilence, to limit its ravages and diminish is
violence. finer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-12
LAND EOEE SALE.

IL PURSUANCE Of a decree Of the Circuit
H. SUPERIOR Cour, Of Law aud Chanccry5 fot the
Town Of LynehJurg. pronounced Oh the 18th day
Of January 1s32 n the case OF Sogun Jcter and
Elizabeth Je.el pIunUda, and WIusmJ Walker
Seth Wand, Thomas Dixon, Administrator Of
Chare5 Cuk docdl J.nnc. llardw.ck, and Eliza
beth his vic. jesse Joplin, and Susanna his wife
Edward tlaTk, Mary clark, and Charles II Scott
y NoN,I, Feott infants by Commissioner Bcnaeb.
specially assigned their guardian, Delendults
thor VIII be sold on the In day of April 1882
on The premises, Mt public auction, forrrady money
TWO tracts Of land lynn and beng IN the county Of
Bedford, the one contauIu. l62 acres more or les
and the other I4S aetes more or lcss--they bonn
the saue Iauds mentioned IN the decree aforesaid
THOMAS SALE, Sheriff ct
Bedford county orc ofh# deputies
March 4 ids
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NgR. JOHN McREYNOLDs-takc motto

SS r. JOHN McREYNOLDS-take notice.
4'-u that shall, ON the first Monday in April
next, at the Court House of Campbell County, Vir-
slnla, proceed to take the dispositions of Elisha
Collins, and others +; and on the succeeding Satur-
day, at the Court House ofCampbcll County, Va.
OF Thomas II. Franklin, and others, to be read as
evidence in the Chancery suit, depending IN the
County Court Of Campbell, in which am eonplai-
nant and you and others are defendants
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Feb. -. 4w
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TRUST SALE.

Pf virtue of trust deed, executed by William
~ A. Gambler to the subscriber and Jas. D.
Gambler, bearing date thc 2Slh Nov ls29, and re-
corded IN the Clerks office of the County Court of
Campbell, and for purposes therein mentioned, the
subscriber as acting trustee, will proceed to sell by
way OF public auction Oh the premises for ready no
ney, on the 10Th day ofMarch, 1882. the following
tracts OF land lymgin the County Cumpbcltowit
one tract containing 81 acres, be the same more or
less formerly conveyed by James Gambler & Eliza
beth his wife to William A. Candler--olso. anoth-
er tract containing 10 acres, be the same more or
less lying on the north side of the Richmond Road
IN the County Of Campboll--also the following
personal property to wit all the crep of corn. fnd
der and oats, head ofcattle, 81 hogs teath-
er beds, Cherrey bureau, . Walnut tables
Poplar table-pinc cupboard, doz chairs, &c.
The nte IS believed TO be unqaestionahle, but the
subscriber will convey to the purchasers only such
title as Is vested in him by virtue ofthe trust deed
aforesaid F. W. RlSQUE, acting trustee.
Feb Is. I'm
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Pr0m m hpotfHe H.rubkrau. Etb
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'eho Of IN, cave WIS KNOW mat one OF ue
persons VINO haa gone M sua feho'n,5 a.N'- hH
no one seemed wiling To undergo me RISK ~ re
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aos ]" 'ht eh't "ofe dead anu All were AFRAID ihat
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man by Iht name oil Aoin'' harvey was at lonGu
ny man "ona 80 IN and hod the Nights inF nm
'o No"d aaehP' 10 save Inc person whose @Toans
Ne.e hc"d nom The 'h'C. SaR,ut! lPloh' Jf.
'na young man named 'oni' had the bravery
ami h''Glnooa to accompany Harvey INTO the
gafS' ana "3tioE passed. me tour men VINO were
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i've. uey leaha thH Ia'lsr, ann having fastened a
eoia around ms NodR he was pulled by the men nj
the mouth OF the cave by the assistance those in
H. 10 ''' ot'of, mentioned ascent, ne th,'' men
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CULTIVATION or WHEAT,-lMPKOE
ING EXHAUSTED LAND

Spring III FUtaaRaa, IA,
Sin Sa.fn January h'h, ls32
ama + rmef ia a smai way with seven or
lisht lrs eKp#U#ntr "a tint uuc, and although
am l..#. ID attempt 10 write any tbiug winch u
a. lt,1tar ~ LfluU KNOW M iaW am not qualified
~ do 30. VT a.l lake 20 u8# Ia u.or.-l IN What n|
sud IN YOU pantf uf,ve le shy t9ug purely a.-
aruHtH. propose to IT down hale ut M -,
rer-as# knowing. lbt1l IS hnl sbaH say shaald
Uarif ass Remarks Iiom Hi.#r AauJs shall le.llyr
4gl,H4r.
tramsa4 ull s4re,,s IN lhe wheat clop, | had
#am. % -. ,.t las.ou tai my and 81, hot ut al.
aaag. / fic pr suet.ou Of what, al ,ould not
s5u.e IA a.. 10 my rclaIbas, winch was not
NOR, th.a A.. H. even laI aue sown / toufm9ch
pnins la#pa.i !, ~. a. Thought lraY.n. my Hela
icv,I sss#4.tas In ,hri.tio' l-5s. cun5aH.I
70 c.t5.s a..a4la level tn b,dafue mode tHa
ar. r.. 49,. r5ng ne pIalsu.d tsvu corn roa,
I.4i.a.4l..l#a -. deep 4alrl burrows after h1r
r1,yirg. 40 ,.a+nrtraIaT 10 have sr1#s outlets AZ
allie #n#i.t 10 l.. ih, vatar ESCAPE Tho III.
eu.t,l,, b.. ,,,.d with spa,l.s q, sboyrls e#tf
nv, ..rt,,,, ~, ,,l.uIi nm. v,t,r of n,
s.il., 44,,on IA, ,, has been 0atr,r1n,--nlv er#p
tls3l min, a ltfl. more than fifteen and a b4It
,broprh,n, f., #,,v,p ,odo H.. most al ns
eronnd nnt,,.ru Ia onrao,n. aud Iv.nty.tyo fo /
tb or,e AI, c,o, IN lS3o on NV low ground,
fAAh iet var a. ltaN
bc,n, m,s,lv IN, lo,v put ,pasn N,,a little more
than twelve for one. nndo bit ofol,l Ingh unnlnu
,.J .,y,n ,,ro,, Crop Of l53I nD bltbInod r.
l,.nb,shls ,n.lo,,e n,rl, tn ono sow, In,th.ns,
,o.,,f,.cor t,,,rsr hy tho Nv op,, ON n ,,rr tlt
va, f,,I.y.d ;,,3 and pa,i.,ly ,u5llp,d taort,su
,o,r, aud M. .a,,.., nj, alFt,, ror## Ia ib.# a.,.
rls,,,s., ,,,eq II ,,,l hI=h Land fo,r ,,,,.s ,,d
three nnar,.rs ubI.hI Ind sayn several t,u,.4 h.,
to,, u,,hon, r.,,,.o. I'M. a0rJ soQ5p.--,,a ih.
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g, III, md MS on,., ..,4J, nrfA,p. ,,b,,l
bou,bt me- firm N the onlaIon tbat mr., land would
,,et l,,, ,,,,et -, E ,Iiotvs n nh t,.,yf, I lie
,ern.d IN Iit,l, HITTER n,,,oYErian lba# en-,
,o,o here - IN ,lon,h so,y nIouoh and bo,ray II,
ms, p,cn,,on,, E,,r ,.,,. pnd ,,,rc,
o,,.,,,r, nl,,o.b.d IN A,oustnna ,,llea ,y,,l
= bc,y,5 ,,ll,r hh,,, thu nld,ll. of s,n,oo,b,,,
was narrowed win , LOADED hurrox 10 hr.pl Tho
o,oa, ,hn, nsigh, h, ,,,ds I'll, b,, tn. ,oIl,,ib,
p,opcl,.a mi rolled Alont In. oo,l II, ,-,h orlo.
btri,vns b,,r,n,ed sow. noaoll,,l and b.,rr,,,,d
and deen water fnr,ovs run bct,y,sn IN, he'd. Io,,
,o,,,ly ff,r II O,s hill, I tho t,roI,,t ,,s h,,,c
g,,,,d Th,ssan,. h,t nj ,sron,J cu,.,,.,rs l.. f,.
had been f,iowed IN The u5oal way. aud sowrd.,nd
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Ian Shorne's .iiil,

In the corporation Of LyachbWg,
"a Ill he in readiness for tbc recf .,
w OF Wheat by the 2olh Of jay "
vii give the highest cash price fo. g" eat
Il 'etstred, ba.fel f supe' fine 0atf -
the Richmond INSPECTION. for ercb nv "'.
half push l..
ho'e t,Is aee situated On he BAN
Black Wafer Creek, just above tie IL 81 =
The creek beng ravieahle, H,ii ut g.
dtllvetlne and receiving Il il "a IL
oil the Mll,, AMI {. ing not ytlH e.s'7'
tn business par o. towr firm r
out much lnCouyrgtrn,t So. O.. n'
the disCharge OF ~ aEgons
W solicit az int,rvrr4 with the grow o.. q"
sellers Of Wheat, Driore they max oI'i
of il. NJ. & II. s. LANGhOkNE.
~ B. Servants charged With IL a'.,'
OF wheat Will be promptly attended TO- az"
missed with all possible despatch
July IA, Is
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NtlI IfE..

stBYE FOR SALE. three head Watermen-
v IN are parsunesa.a If good character aud
lkcly-I have also, or 10 ether negroes ior sale.
-Theg Will be sold on accommodating terms
have also. several valuable tracts Of land, lying IA
Amherst county, which | would 81 IN the most
reasonable terms. both - IA pric, and payments --
Those disposed 10 pureha.e rDal ssfs,. would 90
@,l - examine lhcsc lana5-as tdeg are saeh q,
are out rarely II market. ....,.#.z,.
WI nGhELAND.
New Glasgow Fob -. Is
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Selling Off at Prime Cost.

81 INTENDING, to gun the Rctail BusncssI Will
sell my stool, OF Dry Goods at Cost. until the
Eth Of April when the whole stock viii be sold at
Auction, On liberal terms. JOHN CARROLL
March IDS
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VIZ COMMONWEALTH oil N'lS'AL" iafa. S.a.H
County. l'fc'hls W .rres
N'qho''s harrison trustee Tor u'e naturalization
o' 1ohn II. Nm'tA ana hImssh, as s.galN's 'eF
James p0nn'nStoi,. A"nr. " a't'f hah"s'g..
deeeaN'a, Tor the hers at Law and daa.ba'..ef
" after banmn@toh deceased ter the e.''a"sa
James and waiter D"no"gi"n, and im jan
buhnmsleh' under an agreement OF tic iIioaa.
gust l0l9 OF record III The musings 'oeHe
Lyhchbtfs' al superior count OF laN, '.a ~
Sanlo'H county, on the day OF S'I.'a##
ISL by the Judgment OF that Count reo'"#t#=
%alnst Joseph bnhaf2nl The sum OF @@l' HCl75s
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HORSE BILLS

NEATLY EXECUTED WITH NEW AM
ELEGANT CUTS At THIS OFFICE
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Real Estate Of the
Late Skcltoa Taylor, for Sale.
A TRACT or LAND, near Franklin Court
Va House, On Pig RIVER containing
"A ACRES,

44f ACRES,
Most of which IS bottom, therefore rich and fertile
The advantages of such situation to the trades
man as vel rs the farmer is apparent
THIS really valuable land will be sold to tue
highest bidder on the 2d day of the next Superior
Court of this county, at the Courthouse Terms
one fourth cash, the balance 12 months credit. with
bond and approved security.
Also, al tn late residence Of shelton Taylor. an
Monday the llth Of May noxt, on the same terms.
tn lands lying mean x on the elst of the said rav
Ior $, one trae, known by the name of Ashbvrry's
containing
$40 ACRES
Lying on the mann road leading 10 LvnchbUrg. II
large portion good tobacco land well tlmbercd and
wntercd; cleared land sufficient to employ four or
hHe hands One other, known by the name of Wy.
song S, adjoining the former containing
800 ACRES
With good apple orchard, and torrablc dwelling
house one other adjoining, called Waits s. with a
lanyard, all IN complete rcpnr, containing
2Oi ACRES
And one other also adjoining, containing 2il A
CRIES. very particular description is deemed
unnecessary, as these wishing to purchase VIII OF
course examine for Themselves
JOHN ~ TAYLOR. Exur.
Of shelton Taylor dec
tranhIh CO. Mareh5 I'M
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o. EVERY DESCRIPTION FOR SALE AT
THIS OFFICE.
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