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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-11
Negroes ut Auctioa.

a y Coleman aud Mary L his wife, mad, to the
""der''sned on The "3i day OF Aprl, 1923, a"d
"uly recorded in the Clicks oiiice OF Bedfa,d
county, We shall, on Munday ihs 22h day al TIL
pffs'nt month, expose 10 public sac, the plan
'afi'" owned by the ia'e d.. }. }. Cabell, dec.
i,e "a" . e Lygch,nrg and ne dge Inrn.,ikr,
'hoat miles above l., rctbng On a t,rda oi
IL mouth" tie following Slaves m.ntionrd in sad
Geei, viz ioh,n aud Virgin aud her two chit
i'en, Crrasy and W.ll,"m. ,gctbcr with thor IN,
ers"se Ct say) since the date OF the Dc ed. Neg.
''sb" not.s. satisfactorily endorsed. payable -,
o"e "i The banks :" L,ochhulg, viii be rtqpirt Il
"i the purchasers Acting n. trustees, will con-
sey such lille only as sa'd deed vests N ".
SAMUEL GARLAND. I r..
JAS. W. rEGKAM.
Dec IL ida
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TaUIAWAY.

Ep UNAWAY from Mr.. Jacob Haas, soms.
"a VI time 10 The month OF May or June, 1889,
d,r6 mulatto man named HECTOR, OF The
ordinary size with large bushy head, SO years
old OF upwards I'm fuc, as complexion is a good
d al like lhet OF an Indlan) He is an old water
man, aui is probably passing up and down the
river occasionally he has brother at Mr.. Rieh'd.
Burks's in RockbrIdge, and may be in the neigh
borhood-Ile was oece caught in Paitonsbnrg.
when lie had been out SIX months. will pay
cward of !f25 II delivered 10 tho subscriber, or to
Mr. Henry Ogden ofBcdford, who purchased him
at Mr. Haas's sae---o or #I5 IL secured in jail 90
that he can be GOT hsnin.
WATT PETTYJOIN.
Sept. % w3mif
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puh\ic Nivi,lg.
orn, Novses. UU. iur SAFE.

NNTII.L Bt. SOLD, to the l'isI csl bidder, on
w Monday tie 22l thus month, December, n.y.
on the plantation belonging to the csta'c OF Nil
dred Terrell, dee. on Suunion River, miles above
the mouth OF Otter, seventy or eighty barrels o'
Cora three good Work Horses, stock of Cattle,
among winch are iva yoke of Oxen AMI several
Mich Cows, stock of Hogs, about 1900 pounds OF
Pork, crop of Fodder and Oats, PLANTATION Tools,
&c. A credit until the LIST day OF June will be
Given upon all sums over SO $40 and und. r,
cash. G.. IL LYNCH, Adm
of Mildred Terrell, dec.
Doc II Wv
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Great sale Of Land, Negroes, &c.

a D ylriue Of ndccd of unst, exc uied Ia The
W . subseubcr by Col, JOAN T.. G,ey, bearing
,lale loo t0b day of October 1891, AID Of record H.
the Clicks office OF u .diofd counly court, shall
by direction OF he persons for whose hentht The
decd was mne,o Thursday tha l2lh day oi Feb
ruaty mex, on he premises, al hin one nI' ol
the town II Bbetly, pioeerd 10 sell 10 the highest
bid l,r two OF Land, containing, together, Con
acres NOR or less, adjoining each Other The Land
lies adj cent 10 the iown oil i.ibrty, q, lie lurn-
pike fond mud ndjolus tie Lands of John w.
Hot an Others one of vi lch WAS purchased by
sad John T.. G,ay, of the estate OF james .. Stop
toe and the other OF James lrsino. Aso, NJ TIN
same tine aud place, will sell, Iothe highest bid
der, toe following Slaves, to. vii Big Charles,
Elic Lows Ealy, Rachael itlcc Ll1lc Charles,
len, Paullna, Md. Amy and her iwo Children,
Billy and Edmund, peicf, Cupi and Harriet, ard
any increase of the Fcmnlc Slaves Also, oil his
ib said Grays, Houses, stock OF Ca,tle, Hogs and
hcep, wIlh all his fUrming Utensils, Two sls OF
Ehck,tuith's Tools, all his Household and II then
Furniture, aud ali the crop Of Tobacco Gram, &c.
of every description. Siding ~ trustee, | shah
convey 40 Other tllc ihan the one vested ~ me-.
TERMS.-A credit Of ! 2 and 3 yeas wall be
given, lha purchasers giving bord with approved
security, and deed Of trust on II Land 10 secure
The purchase money. The property VIII be sold IN
place or ou otpl &c.
EDMUND IRVINE, Trustee.
n. B-The creditors ol John i. Gray are here
by requested 10 como forward and cxh'ba theH
claims. Il, IRVINE.
IN
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w inter Gooas.

FE7tIE Subscribers have on hand Iarge assort-
-A mcnt the following Winter Goods, VIZ.
81 81 ] painand PLAID Linscys (cheap)
81 American kerscys
Low priced Sn netts
Point und D,1lil BlHukels
Rose and Whitney do
Wilson, and Gandy's Napi Coilons
All Of which they ara determined to sell cheap.
Those wishing 10 purchase viii find it TO their in
tctesi 10 exomnc heir goods before buying.
FRANKLIN, HUNT, Il Co.
Opposite the Vrgipian Office.
Dec. II u
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GO ilEsS .iiSN.

EDANAWAY from the subscriber, living in
"a y Lynn hburg, on Monday tho lst of December,
SAM, a rough carpenter, of dark brown complex
ION. stout made, about feet nine or ten inches IL
height Sam has one hand AMI arm scared from Il
burn andhas LOST some OF his fore teeth and Is a.
bout 80 years OF age. IL Is probable sad negro
nay attempt TO get 10 forismouh IN his state
where his wife lvrs.-I Will give the above re-
ward Tor he i,livcry OF sad slave 10 me IN Lynch.
bur-, or SIS # secured III jail, lhat ! get tm a
gam. fiENhi HEhEDl IL
DEC II ~
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i5O barrels of Corn, Stoc k, &c
for sale.

FbiIlE snhsoriber viii sell IN credit OF twelve
months, on thr i2h Of Decrmh'r nrs', II
AR II not the next hir div between 100 and 10
bn,r,ls at Corn. ~ 81 his Fodds', Stock oi Hog,
and about 30 very fus sheep, and somn good
Nhth Cow. woke ot O.eu, Cart, Wagon, and
ii.r Good Work Horses, u pair nf Mares. winch
,dr VII aud ate IN t,hi hy Jarh all al hia
plann'io, Utrusiis an, # his l,ph u not add ba'
ftr that hay he Will rent both ~ hi, plantations
lie would rirter 10 srll. and would give great
hni .in. Itc planthtio On which IL teEiirs has
fly brShpls oi wheat seeded on II ~ will Calcn-
tAied Tor u U1use Of Entertainment, (wit, good
L,m" Q,'rry on both tracts A. l.. WILLIE
Nav. Y ,lids
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NOTICE.
A.ANN iNy SNlN.

Hf3Y virtue OF n deed of trust, e1ern,cd nv YIN
q - Turner in his hi" time, 10 me- and Henry
WATTS dec. dated the 2Srh day Of April, 1880. aud
duls OF r, cn,h in the CLERKS Office III AmherAi
cnnnty. aud Tor ce, tain purposes thereln erprrs.
srd, shall. as the surviving trustee al SAID decd,
sell Al pablic auction, to the hight.t b,i.i'r, iot
cash. o" The premises On the l3th day al Jaunar,
at 800 acres III l. nh conveyed il said deed.
and "a b, laid oil the nor i.rn end Of s,h Wm.
i"tn.fs Alan,m" na,t, adjoining III. Inns al
ii-nrs Iurnrrs nj rs, and Jrss~ Nundv. hy u
rat llne from tide IN s'dr 81 sad nart. sli.vr
he ti.e u SAID LAID 10 be complete, but acting n.
,ru.,e- viii ooavry .uch tle oniy rs !. vested Ia
ar as uu.tte. jesse MUADY.
Surviving Trustee.
Drr. 1
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Dec. | |
Vvust sale.

HRY virtue ot dcel OF irusr, executed II me by
0~ Lewis MERRITT, beurine date 81 Decemher,
1852 IN at record Ia the Clerks Office of the
~ court ri tampbcli, will be sold, 10 the highest
bidder, 10, cash, Ill the residence of sand NerIt
The "a h day of December, Obi, mooth) the follow
ing Slaves, to wit Green, Ned, Lucy ard two
children, named Henry and Lucinda, woman
named Buddy, one nomed Christian, aud her 'htce
children, named Pheasant Martha and Nd, alias
George, together Nth the increase OF the females Vi
'hcn since the execution of he rus, much oi
tue aforesaid slaves MS III be sufficient 10 sast.
the purposes oi said deed. Acting as Trustee, suri
title only as IS vested IN me as such, will be con
ytyed to the purchaser.
GERMAN JORDAN, Trustee.
Dec II IDS
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Commissioners sale.

MDuRs UANf 10 u decree Of the Cour Of Illus.
"a tngs ol the Cooperation Of Lynehburg. mode
At rs Dc mbe, ,ern 1894 in lhe case Of Ely ,hlh
X nyoo, &c. against Samul Brnnsofd, admir-. Of
". ID Clement. decd Tho Undersigned VIII, on
Satnrd,y, The 27tb Decnmber hcloto the market
nnuse IN L. nchbuig, sell al pubic AUCTION 10 the
rshcsi bid ier for east the Two sInses, jacob md
Yok, IN the decree mentioned. One Of them IS n
good Blacksmith.
SAMUEL DRANSFORD, Com
Der II tbs
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MARRIAGES.
MARRIED On ,v.1a...,...,..,

MARRIED.. on Wednesday, last, by the Rev
Hf DAVIS: 1.-THE residence OF Cap. job. ~ Good
sla 10 Amherst sonoy, Mr.. llhZEkiAIl
~ NEs OF Nelson eou.dy, to Mss VIRGINIA
uoop"iN, daughter OF the late Mr.. John Good.
win.
-, on "Wednesday, the 10Th o. Nov hv III,
hev. VIM w. Hendnck, BRYANT w. NOW
Lily. Esq M rchan, Of Oakv,llc, To Miss ANN +
- eldest daughter of DR.. Mace c. Spencer, all OF
Buckingham.
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Sacred Misunderstanding school.


a l. the request Of several Ladies and Gentle
IA men, Mr. CUNNING TON proposes 10 The
citizens of Lyncbburg TO form n Glass of Ladies
and Gentlemen for the practice of Sacred Vocal
Music.-lf d sufficient number of pupils can be
obtained, suitable room will bc procured. and the
Glass viii meet twice Il wcek-ln order TO re
comnlodaic those who were Pur,is OF Mr.. Dyer,
The same Books will he used The Singing
will bc accompanied on the Piano Forte, with The
assistance Of other Instruments, and every ciorI
will &C made TO make the Practices og'ceable aud
instructive. The Chors Of the d,lI;yent Gu hes
would fad this a good opportunity OF 'mpro' my
their knowledge Of Music and style OF Singing
Solos. Duets, Tros &c. will be occasionally IN
PRODUCED, and Mr.. Cunnington VIII cndeavour TO
lcomnanca,c as much musical information as
30 ,sble to every member of the clnss-The ses-
SION will DO ten weeks--Tefms dollars for each
pnp- half payable at the commencement, the bale
,oce a, the end Of the session A list for signature
| m ~ he found a, Mr,J. ID. Evans's Sore thos.
des,rous of oining the class " III please leave the,'
names as soon as possible, us the number OF pupil
will DC limited.
| Dee. o."
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Dec. IL
Iae$sS- -
- New & Cheap Goods.
III G = E1nDNlC-s 6. %

-
"a RE now opening at their NEW ChSil
IA STORE, full Assortment of Goods ct all
kinds. selected with gica' care IN New York, Phila-
dcphta aud B"lumore-Thcy respectfully invite
10 va and country dealers 10 examine their stock
before buying. Al persons purchasing TO sell ng"lh
will be allowed llbcra. deduction from retail prl-
ces In the DRY GOODS LINE, the assof'h 'cn'
consists ~ par, Of Cloths, C,ssimercs, Sa,lines,
Flnnnd Blankets Of al kinds, Llnsoys, Nap Cot
IONS y i many her articles for Ne2foes Cloth'pe
aud F.incv G0ods of all description IN TUE
GROCERY l.iSE, Suear, loafand Brown, len,
Coffee, Iron, Salt Whiskey, Bacon &c. &c.
ARE, good assortment --CRoCht.
RY AND GLASS WARE-IiATS, full sup
lly, some ola very superior qualify BON an APP
crowd Mandatory. SHOES, Gf all kinds
GLOVER SEED, large Lo', cheap EN-
NANr'S celebrated stocks & Other klnds-UM-
BRELLAs, Silk g. Cotton, heavy supply at all
prlets &c, &c.
Oct. 20 "o"H
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Eov l.eiAt.

tu;pl VHNiiE Blocksmth's shop on First
,.s..&3 r. street, opposite 1.ync''s Ware
E,,,%W h"nse, at present occupied by Mr..
-czhksas.il Charles A Wuhers. TINS Shop has
attached y, aud TOT The use Of the tenant, two
sets Of Btotksnllhs Tools. Possession given
al Christmas, Ar,lyto AMES BOAL.
Dee IL 3uf
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fHSIiE Slaves belergiog 10 the estate Of Samaet
M Turner, deed. will be offered for hire on the
LIST dav Of january next, IN the town of New Gas-
Cow, Amherst county. JOHN BILLIARD,
Ex'or. of Samuel Turner, decd.
Dee IL III
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- II is stated TINT the Sesatorial Post Office
elni nntee has recently held IA sitting at hammers
b1r9 (P"nu) where IT IS said some most extra -
,hraiy developments hive been lie. Wnat
II he people s'il SLEEP conh bag Over tn Sc winch
have heretofore fallen upon their ears, ~ H.
oot cxclting them to " nut ny and rage = Th"t
have seen the ulcan institutional ard eg i conduct oi
he Postmaster G. neral co dcmned by an naaHi-
4iobS vote OF tn SenBte-they have seen, iha, 50
slannsiy vii1iive of his duty and his oath hAv
been some Of his measures, that even Benton and
a T. i'll united in his con iepuation-and yet, tins
oil CT thus conlrmnrd of lniraclon of The instru
nltnt which he had sworn 10 support, and lhai, too
in one of ITS most enderly vial provisions so far
from being dismissed from ofi c, is rc'aincd by the
Presi lent, who even cond sceuds Il rome bcfDre
the public. undtr his own me, as his special de
fender Yes-aston' shIng o II may seem amidst
the numerous explosions ofthe Unit that have Ia
ken place, he is the only enc WHO has escaped the
consequences Of tho rupture. Whilst the wrecks III
some three or foai Cab ncs have strewei the
beach, he alone has preserved his equilibrium.
nnmoycd by the storm The Garth m st Indeed
quake, before the peotle c,n be aroused 10 then
dnt.eer and their daty, thy ran look upon tl's
sin lie act wilhou. feeling the blood Of 1G naming
their checks and courlns more rapidly through then
veins.
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NeAforA Female Seminary,


..,,., =.
| Iii, ~, a.. IN n -, ts1t IA.
b9ildinrs Ia y b,eh the school i. now ,nuebt arr
tiei.aiit large 10 accommodate sixty scholars
| The SEMINAR, hulltlsnf. ,.r.,tl, e,.et,d vii
soon he raant,leieI and vii ar.ofnmaia,. lt4o or
,,,te ,o,nl. nd d, ln,f,l.,s #I,c,,,,n ),
flea an, aud az he,,i,y n, s,y j., tho t1.i,,d
S,at.s TIE b,anehra which are nsn.iI, taught
N sunu,, .stf,,.a.s ,,. 49,. :. ILL., 49,,
snri. .e,,, en-, ,,en, cd aud s,,,oye1 ,,nehp,,-
Aad lire. var. wi, he or,e.s,ty d, e,,nfle n
,epular ours. ~ nj the h,anehe. tsoel, IN ,hi.
.eh,J 4, i. boyay.r /. /, ,u,,,u,l .j,h III n,t
ent.or COMEDIANS u, the scholars TO decide wlc,b
>, thu ,,cuar com .. H.. nnrsrd or an,. rb.,r
,e 10, ne re of iha .el,.ol ,b,ee n,,.a. on. O.,
gu shabr. a (, chemical ,ru,tst,s IN. .rbn.
la>iic ,eartamn,,.e. ten mon Ia. The ,,rxt ie,u
wi be- but Tour months commencing the / I al
J,nu,ry aud ,losinp IA, last al An,,L There :, III
be "A nnhic ..sm,nptiou at tho clnae Of .acb term
E- =. -. IN II,
+, ,>AI'0"'e' J'' 70" " l" Hs""'"s.
r,,t.,. HI. 20 ~,
Ne. D.. o. az nu
vo,oI =, -, a., ,,, l., 80, !. no
a,,,,a Oh I'M
se,,,as p,..,., ~. ~ ma
NJ p, MT, p,,,i 49,, m III, Ies.o,. q nm
pf,..,1 -. -, :. 80. L.. IA IN,
c,I,.,h ~ l.; r., ,, ,a,i
a. ,.l,i " A I'm
l. =, H., az ,h p,,,, -, nr,n, r n,
a.; - " :, IA
r. "a, on
- ' ~ '' wv" "
ih't' !" Boarding House, Kent hs J"hn WIZ
t"' expressly i"r III pnliis 81 the 9th"" ~ "hch
ivy On" """'"' on WIN me 'hth''-' ~ '" R'"'''i
''"''''' !" 'he '''ds', ~ 'he hp"'c '"h'' 9'n'
~ Wy '"'st I'VE o'ho ! az Any p'''"p III we
'"e' ""h VIII ne eha's td " III s"ch o'nr "cc"i-
"'s " NV "'o'' 'a''' anu u 10 ne'h"oie '""'
f"' s"'',' u ~ aa'""fe.
w .,SaL sai L., {P,ineirnl
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g-tr We were amused IN looking over thu debate
in The H. If Delegates on the nominal ion OF Spea
krr, to see he cnrnes,ness with which Col. Wilson
Of Bocionrt and Col. Watkins CT Goochland 4 40
Of the most ttorou IA going pa'tVnten ~ the Logs
iature mrorcd their advcr~aries 10 discard party
rc hngs IN that election, and TO vote for Heu favor
tie. Col Banks Ohe might ,uNros'. from the
temper of their speeches, that they never refnted
marty feelings TO contro their votes on any occasion
And vel, we venture to assert, mat whenever cal
I'D upon 10 besroM thclr suit ages, they VIII not
ral to give the pre- ercnce 70 tn ckson Van Blu
rem candidate Their pathetic appeal To the MAJ:
nauimity of heir onpon 'nts, however SHOWS c'rar-
" trat their party Constitutes u IN hnriy OF Inc
House of Delegates, G. nstqucnl'y deprtves them
OF al ca son for r ocing over 'nrir u'co'H we
honc too hat it Ii teach them lesson ct iofbedr-
ance towards their opponents, u1dtr simi' c'fcn'n'
s,anccs which, however mlch they may admire IN
theory, they have hercoio taken good care never
to exhibit IN prac'lce
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NOTICE..

NN I'LL be aod, on Friday the 10Th day ofiho
w present month, flair, il not, on The next
day the 29h, at the latc residence Of John Hol-
con,bc, decd, on Opossum Creek the whole Of Tho
prr,habe property belong TO Iho estate Of said d.
ceon,, consisting Of Corn, Fodder, Oats, Hay,
Shocks plonIa ION Utensils, stock Of Horses, Cat
tie, &c. Among the cattle IL IN excellent yoke Of
Oxen Term, made known on the day OF sale,
W bleh will be libcfa
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WANTED.

"A MAN g,tlIi d 10 stcns a Saw and 0rise
Ia Mil. A SINGLE ,nan would be preferred or one
with small .5an,ly. Saiisfac ory testimonials will
terqoircd as toahoaesty, industry, and sobriety,
and good wages given. GEORGE HOYLE.
bee III wJW
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BuHe ErecnttiE 4. Executor.
NOTICE,

"a IL persons hnving claims aganst the estate
IA ofthe late Jim iIocombg, deed. against
his ln,c widow, either Ms his cxeenrix, or IN her
own right, requested t. make them known ne
cnrly o. possible, cllhu TO John w Ills, Of Lynch
bury TO the sobJiibersns IL is desirablc 10 cleso
tic business oflhe estate as speedily possible
Hose indebted Ia the csnue will please call on tho
Subscribers and make payment.
81 VII. CARTER, Executor s.
ELlZABEI II CARTER Executrix.
Dec IL lids
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WE subscriber having determined 10 sswste
fre,n LynchDury ~ the ensuing spring. Offers
for sale ID lot Oh winch he Iivcs-sOn u - = eem<
tort Bile dwelling house. Any perso1 wishing 10
purchase vii please call and view the pfemisesy--
Possession will be gsen on or before tho 6rst day
Of May, l5J5.--I'erms will he made known Of
application - ihssuhsctiber.
JOHN C. REID.
Dec II VIII
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s~r We observe, in the last X chn'ond Eeqnrer,
a nolr.e, signed Ivy Joseph Tate, Esq Mayor oil
that CITY, conyrning meeting OF the CT MS 70"
the 10Th inst) to receive the Repor: OF their com
mi, ee .ominte, on the 7th OF August last chars-
ed th the duty OF re, oring such mra urcs "a they
,,,y think nrop-r 10 he adop ed order 10 complete
the Subscription 10 the stock OF the James and ka
nawhu Company.
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w . 'TU
l. 'okng- glasses, gilt and mahogany
flames 3 do 40
Pare har.ma,'rcsses, 80 els per ID
PATENT WINDLASS BEDsTEADS.
The sul,scrbcr would call tho attention of the
pubic to this article, which Is in uaivcrsnl use IN
the Norihern titl,s, where its peculiar advantages
nrG appreciated.
EDWARD l.. TIRED WELL,
Main Street, nearly opposite u. S Bank
Richmond Doc II 81
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w anteA.

H7Oi, tho ensuing year, FIRST rnie Cook, Irol,-
I'd and Washer for which first rnlc price
may be had, by application To
WIN. DEAN, ogt.
Dee IL 2ttf
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s-r The Na;ionu In,esencer and Washington
rclperaph boh compaln that the President refused
n furnish them W tn copies of his Mess 'st Prev'-
o,,sly to It's delivery in Cnsress, rs has been here
oiore uniformly dome The object Of this refusal
was of course to give the G ODE TIE advantages con
scqupn, Upon its frs pubic ton Such eon'uc
Justly SAID by the Telegraph, 10 be d'srcputable
m a private gentleman, and dissfaceful IN pubic
funcionary."
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Richmond and ew-York Fur
nishins Ware Rooms.

|'HNiiE subscribe, offers for sale. the following
n articles, manufactured nj his rs ishmrns ~
New-iotk, ard warranted Of hrstfnic wo,kman.
Cabinet NJ kfis 10 the contrary notwithstanding
i.ntife Satisfaction Is guaranteed 10 purchasers
6oods required 10 be sent on Of .be city, pack.
ell by an experienced packer, ahd every euro taken
10 ensure their sAie fraas. ,orfadon
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~ Gov. uaync, Of South Carolina, having Al,
nonnccd ms intention Of retiring TO private I'VE,
said ,ha, George McDuiiie, Esq Will succeed r'F
IN the Executive chair.
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- The Cincisna,i transcript s1ys-" Ih'
unn r. T. Lvtte and ]. w. Mason Esq his lat
opponent are bolh lying exceeding ILL.,"
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thai. as consequence of this too great s,,..;,o,

as consequence OF this too great annree;,tio,
OF fna value of gold, silver will be e,nclleJ
from circnletion, ms god was when ~ orr,
ptea me same relative position in the seal,
VI 'al"es aud thai, as ia,thee cons.o ,rnce
wiz rs rom the Inconvenience of supplyIo, the
pace " ssef CONS WIN gold, We shall lessen thu
amount fsprcie cir 'nlation by The neee..i,v =,
Up 'ne vacuum created y the hbsrr ciion OF
SILVER CONS with back notes of a less jenaa,n,,io,,
than So-perhaps less than ST. Whe,hc, his an.
liepai'on, however, all or shall not he realized
we are well satisfied that The goo ,fT,c,s nr,d,c,.d
of the goli bill will I've hereaf err a. they have TINS
tar been all N promtse. When we see them re.
'Ized we shat cherrtllly credit and ex,n the won.
'er work Nc properties ascr,ed to by its friends
a'lhonsh, even then, we shall n, nyres tb,t ,be
h'l was passed by the admin ,iratlonn-nore r
clasireig by It's friends
The Address Is almost entirely coafaeI to
sank ah,rs-not even CLAN ing al thu p,,cI,m,-
ton and Fore Bull doubtless Tor coosn, ,e,sons.-
AMI barely adverlng 10 the condition and o,a,,ya.
mont of the Pos. Office Department. Shafs.
pcarc immotnlizss a class OF politicians vino
wear gass eyes, and Seem Ia sec the inin =
that are npt'--bnt uere we have an examine of the
opposite class who, having eyes see not the thin,s
nat are, though they be- papl lie ns the sun AZ
high nooa. They can is rue. Sc, i" all monstr,os
hhpro1'" onS things N III, Bank; hui The, are blln1
t'Ihe slhring misn,nnagemcui The uIious cofrnnuon
the demonstrated favo,itIsm and prod gacy. and
the unconstitutional condlrr of one ol the Executive
Ohio RS they can condemn the B ak for shut.
ing ITS d mrs aust the inlat IS of a committee
Of Congress; bnt they arc silent IN reIotoa TO III
refusal IT thr Pasfmastnr G neral Ia exa1sc III,
= secrets u his prson- hol e'' 10 the scrutiny of n
sini II Commute The wrl'cf nStu have ioreo.-
ten, Hhtn he asserted thu" innocence anl ntee RI
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PUBLIC PRINTER "A letter fom Richmond
informs US that rhoma, Rrcni- Esq was deieat.
Ell in the election Of Public Pr,ntor, which to k
place last Saturday. We cain that Saml. Shop.
nerd vas his successful competitor, and that tic
majority oh Ut %.
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CfihIhs.
Mahogany, dill, rens styles, IS to 500 per doz
Curlei Maple . do do 30 do go ID DO
Cane-schtG GIT, s do d. 2 10 40 do do
Rush 30 do q do do 10 do % 30 d,
Wnd,or . 4, 20
Nursery Reeking, Sewing, chJren's iatle and
smnll Chairs
Desk. Store, and Steamboat S.oos-aso music and
foot Stools
LARGE mahogany and springsseat rocking Chairs.
covered with plain and figured harclolh, and
green and crimson plush
High back wood-seal rocking Chairs, comprising
eleven diilereot patterns.
SOFAS.
A general md complete nssortmcni--among
which viii be found some of the latest aud mos,
fashionable paerns-priccs from 30 to 30 dollars
each.
CABINET FURNITURE.
S'deboards, different patterns, % 10 $40