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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22

II The Spy in WASHINGTON says th' the
French Minister Jlt rot attend the Preslueh' APP
lJmatiguc elmer this winter. lie adds-' Las
year, on particular OCCASION u,ere was 'o'"'
of etiquette, which he Ohe F'ench m'"'s'e'!
,houch o1yh, to be surrendered by the Secretary oi
S ate. The latter OH rcted. The French MINIS,
ter il is said, replied, Wc then, | can be slc".
perhaps he has again been sick" The Spy also
saws III he understands IL be the opinion OF 'e
French Mlnist or that the appropriations under INC
Treaty Of Indemnity, will not be made before Tue
Message of the President reaches France
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p, I, is said that Mr. Clay intends 70 rc'lgn h''
600. :, tho Senrc and 10 become a candidate &c
III, Uon.e OF Repr, scntares in his old district no"
,enresrn,cd hy Mr. CHI on Allan, who so con
,smn,a,cs resl.nlne We should rejoice 10 see Mr.
Civ on the Old field Of his fame, not so much OF
his own occoun, as because Of the want OF an III
trend and able leader of the opposition party IN Ia
House of Representatives.
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xr The people of New Orleans nave 81 s''. neu
the project of rail road be'ween 'na' IVY ,;",s
Nashville. The distance between thosc P'''"s,
which is 1900 miles by water, will be mus '''1-''
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g-f Pensacola, during the last 'a was ''s'e"
by fatal epdemic-and strange 10 say ,"e .''
was without a single physician ~ "eH 90
s,,,coon If the U 5. ship Gram, Jus, however hap
,cncd +, be in po,t, and, although ind'sposed M
~ 'srso,s w,ibou distinction. In return Tor THIS
,nhIs ,c, Of humanity, The citizens of Pensacola
h.I, mec,;no on the 3th uIt and formally return
81 ,hc, thanks to Dr. Mcleod, and presented MI"
with a st, of Surgical INSTRUMENTS
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Dec o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-21
HONOR To LAFAYETTE.

PursuRD, 10 previous appointment, large mum
Der Of the ciiI2cns of Nelson county assombl' d al
the v,llage of Loy,ngsoD, on Sa urddy the 81 INST
10 miug le with heir fellow citizens tho U.,'ina
States ~ ;hcir general fccn VI regret, aud q
cvlnce their high rcg.rd for the v,rtue and pnirl-
otlsn Of h. lAto General Lafayette. Az about IL
o'clock n PROCESSION was formed n tho following
order.
l. Carr. Plzauo EImunds' Company Of Artllle
~, in double flies
3 Capt. Wm L, L,yngs Company o. Light
Infantry, III double files.
). TIE Rev. Clergy md the Orator.
4 The Com nil,cc of Arrangements.
o. The Cii,2eEs IN files oft.o
q. Cupt. Huusewriehrs IT, sp of & vohy.
Tho procession having proceeded thro sh the
Nam street TO the village, marched To The fsur'-
house, The ceremonies were opened with far
vent and y uiollc prayer by tn Rev. James Is yd,
Of the Meihodis CHURCH; after winch IL Euo y
upon he character an virtues Of Gen. Lu'ayc Il
was pronounced by jams Carl md T. q thu
whole closed with feIven and app rop,i ute rr y
or by tho Rev. Mr.. Rec Of the Presbyterian
Church The cor, monies were attended wlth up.
propristo Music.
Mr. Garland has bsen requested TO furnish b.,
tiulosy for publication, when he has promised to
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COMMl N1CswFGNS.
MEETING IN AAIlERsr.

Al n meeting of q iar;r portion ut the cnizens o.
Amherst county, II the court house on Monday The
18Th day OF August, 1894 pursuan, to ne,lce, 10
take INTO consd tie propt,ey OF 'nslrici'ng
our Representative ia the Senate Of Virginia Df.
Charles Co ke, ~ for Tho election oi H. w.
Leigh US Scnalor to The Congress OF the Unitd
Slates
On mo'ion, William 6. Crawford was appointed
Chairman, aud james NJ Brown S orctary.
Joseph X. Irving Esq. then presented me follow
ing paper. for the ooB.lderaton Of the meeting, and
after u few remarks submitted il wnhoai iurther
comment, unless some geullem +, esent was dis
posed controverl The scatlmtnis theiein express.
s.d viz
We the citizens Of A mhci ST coutty, whose nam,
hereun,o subscribed highly approving oi the pat
rioiic and msnly course vi III. Hon b. w. Leigh
in the Senate of the United States, d. hereby III
struct Dr.. Charles Cooke, our representative IN the
Senate OF Virginia, TO vote for tie reelection OF the
SAID BENJAMIN w Leigh US oar next Senator III the
Congress OF the Uniled States"
When Dr. J. Powell addressed the meeting 10
opposition therclo aud Mr. Irving replied al consld'
ora6le lcnsth.--Df. Powell re)oncd III brief ma n
ncr when, the question beng Called ior FROM VA
rlnus quarters uf the house, the meeting by dec,-
sive maary. Adopted the form OF lnsirue,l ons AR
presented by Mr. Irving.
On motion OF Col. w illinm Il Garland, II was
| resolved that Il committee of citizens residing M
various paris of ,he county be appointed FOR the
l'purposc Of circua ing the SAID instructions among
Inc people tor their signatures, and 10 report the
suit Of ,heir proceedings to The Bexi October Court
| 10 he held for the roau,y uhcreopJn the Char
man appointed the following 60 lemen 10 com
pose thai committee, Col. VIZ; w. IL. Garland
| Thos. N. Eub1nk, Col Jno Pryor, Cob Jno, D.
| Davies, Champc Carter Col WIN. A'mstead, Rp,
Camm, Capt. A nb,ose Rocktr, DIR. ID. falieson,
| r. + Ru,kr WA. T.. SCISSOR, JOS. X. living,
Jno J. Lon'on, Jno. Thompson, j., Capt. Howell
| l.. Brown, Saml. Ileskcl, DIR Henry J. Rose, Is.
Drummond VIM. l.. Saunders, Ed. Winston.
| Capt Benz. Tal,nferro, Dabncy Sand'dge, John b.
Duncan, +. A. Cabcil, VIM II kmght, sum NJ
| Galana, l.. b. Estes, Dr.. =. &. Cabell Alexaijcr
Monday, lisa C Wakes, John Ho,sley, Jno War.
! wick, Capt Jno. H. Goodwin, Jas. l. L,,npk,',
Jno NJ Williams. l.. Watts J 40. + Turner,
VIM. Turnr and Jas p. Garland.
| Resolved tha these proceedings be Published in
the Richmond Wing, Richmond Compiler asd
! Lynehburg V'rs'n'an.
WM 5. CRAWFORD, Chairman.
JAMES NJ. BGo"N, Stt,ctd5.
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BALTIMORE MARKET, AUG. IL.

Hocard street Elouv-The stock IN market is
at this time light. The receipts are limited, and
only about equal TO tho demand. Sales ofneao
Flour from stores nj IS IS in large parcss and IN
smaller lots at fraction The fan price
Of new TO day is 1876 Sales OF old -four, "ccor
ding to aye. al IS l2s none oithe lat for
shipment The wagon price ofoew iur is IS l2a
for the choice brands u small fraction mare has
been occasionally paid. The wagon price Of fresh
ground old wheat Flour is IS.
City Mills Flour (ncw 1.-The description has
been IN good request for export, at IS 81. Until
yesterday. it was sold as fast as made a, tina, price,
and most of the mlllers entered into engagement
which will employ them for some days to come.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-21

WHOLESALE DESERTIONSl-I,,s ron.
II lenly asserted that, with one execution all the
members Of Congress from Indiana have ,cnounc.
cd Jacksonsm since their return home We hive
already seen that one of the Senators (ripton) was
exceedingly indignant, tina, the Prc.,den, had re-
fuse TO sanction an appropriation for removing
'mped'ments 10 the navigation Of ths Wabash.
while he had sanctioned ano her for tho improve.
ment OF The Hudscn-,h only difference between
them, as remarked by Mr Webster in his late
speech beng that enc salt water ard the other
fresh This act has excnod great indignation in
hat State as II ought to do. We cannot see how
an act "hsch 10 constitutional ia .Neto Yotk, becomes
uncJustit atioilal in Indiana
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WM s ARCHER. Esq.

Adverting some weeks since 10 the attacks maze
upon this gentleman by the Washington Globe
we remarked, that, il the Globe spake the TRUTH It's
severity was fully justified by its focts Oar re-
mark had special reference 10 the declaration o. Tue
Globe, that while the mission to England was
considered open, Mr. Archer was preparing
speech in favor OF the Collection Ball. commonly
called the Force Billy AMI that he expressed an
anxiety to obtain opportunity to deliver II ~ '"s
House; )" but that as soon as II was "see"a''o.
that Mr.. Stevenson was to receive .ha' appo.''.
ment, MIR. Archer presided a. meeting csMea 'ol
the purpose ofdenouncng the Force bill no Que
can doubt, if this statement be true, 'na' MI Az"
e.s conduc. justified the seyerest an'maove's'uns
The Richmond Wing, however, asserts uneSu
ocally that MIR Archer was opposed 20 Inc sv,s.
Bill d, the first orisina'ion Of the measure "s
4" this opposition was known 10 the fte''oe''' an"
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JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

We dnd the following gratifying letter from the
.niefasisabe friend OF this srca, enterprise in the
Richmond Wing Of Saturday last
Copy of letter from Jos C. Cabell, Esq, 10 his
friend in the City Of Richmond.
WAaMINsrga, Aug. 10 1884,
Dear Sit have already written 10 my friends
~ Richmond. IS TO the successful progress OF the
James River and kana~ha subscription IN Abe
| marie and Nelson. ] am happy 10 have ii III my
| power now to give you slmilsr go'd sljngs from
he county OF Buckingham. ! was among the peo-
PIE OF that county, at their Court. yesterday, and
aided the In ell'sen. Collectors, Messrs Bondurant
q Jones. IN urging the interests OF the collection
had heard Tor some days previously, and particu-
larry In tho forenoon of Monday. discourag,n,
rumors Of numerous Withdrawals This caused
me the sraer anxiety, because of all the counties
| on the line, Buckingham, with the exec tlon OF
| Rsnawha, Is the largest subscriber aud for the
further reason, hat after leading The sub, lton
IN the most prompt and manly manner last wear,
rsirea, IN that quarter now, would do great inju-
ry to the common cause. found that m,sconccp-
ions had spread INTO some sections, and although
| report had exaggerated the extcn, Of the change,
sui, IL was not altogether without foundation. l
am hsppy however, TO inform you, that after see
| IN. md converslns with very many Of the sub
sctbers, IN the cour.e OF the day, and after cnqui-
~ at us close OF the recesn. agents, and Of many
of the leading cit zcns, our distant friends may
,bc al regard the solld,ty Of the Bucking-
ham subscription. With trivial exceptions, md
such as may naturally be expected in sparse
subscription of u large amount in nm extensive
county the amount promised Will DO forthcoming
III due season aud as We have powerful and ac,ivs
friends. and the revival is great and growing, any
lius deficiency that may result in the old. will
I speedily be covered by new subscriplio IN
the course of the day, | head by friend, that
great .uccess hid ollend, d tn, COLLECTOR Mcssrs
Garrett and Coles, OF tho lust Albemsile Court
some Of the old subscribers having doubled then
subscriptions on paying the 6rst ns,alment there
by giving additional reason 10 believe, that that
county vii! actually exceed It's original subserip.
| ton.
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ME-. ~ MRS. T.E. SMITHS
Boafdiny and Day School Tor
fuuiir aides.

s,HE n-xf SESSION vi this J, NOD will com bence
"a on Monday he Isl Of September, ii. ~.
c"as - infit 40 d5ots aooge Ire l,os, oflier.
DO ricis vii tp.reeeiseJ 4 the eessn,nsfy meg :
anj cv ~ a'lcfiioa gwen we'll Ia thar nwE..l
dcportnioni 10 tier ndy ancenlsn IN lcssl1hs -
10 such bosriers my dssi.e ~ lessons il, thu
SIC VIII be gwen by Mrs Smith. an the paln;s
allowed the use Of lie Piano.
Pot s'or Of Drsvins VII, in tie COURSE II
The session, give lessons Oh he lnneiges vi Per-
spect,e.
Lessons in French are given without ezra
chatge.
States aud pcnsil~, wiring paper. pens, ink and
wristbands furfishoi for AZ cx.na charge f5JtIs.
u sessinn.
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ENGU.iVANN.
A NJ. II

HNtiE anunn and winter session of lto sub4cfi-
- bers sebool wal commence on Mobda, ille tth
Scptcmb,r, ensuing and terminate Oh tho i2tb
February, 1885. Terms as heretofore
JOIN g. REID.
The subscriber will give overy facility nsccssn-
nv, To those committed 10 his care, 10 enabie then,
To advance N tholr studies and TO come pyaelt-
ally acquainted with them. h. is dcsroIs that
ms school should be conducted upon lib raj p-.nel-
p'es-ln oder TO 'bls, he respectfully requests Pr
fenls nn'' guardians, 10 cnjjln II upon their chill
dfon and wards 10 be studious, and attcntiyc 10
Their duty anJ rcgala, IN attendance al the proper
houre' J. G.. Il.
Aug 4 H.,
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-, Il .,osst Philosophers and speculative

- s,eait.s o. eiessa
taf'sis -. v;ew. Of theoretical and prac-
n.s', ,''.a,on. VS. never can support one OF us
aca' ,be Presidency not even to defeat al
adsoe'e. "a az all the Nuilifyers, John Y. Oa'-
Bareh' ,hs our very last choice. We hai Inc
toa' w.. .rll as the personai and po'iiiea' VIZ
iaefs . nv men Of that parry in the hlshcs. a''
iae' u " La, believing, as we do. that Mi Ca'
mf"'"' - =, of that crecl was The effect sotetyo
h'aa -, ambition, We have not The shShtes'
dsappo" N his integrity. Embraced from saeh
e0hA"' - ,,r, sen. opinions VIII DC Is Tt"hy
m9N' - we're his old principles, whenever, oy
Oh -, them, he can open pathway 10 .ns'
so =. unon which his VISION mas oeen hAco
s1."' a,vin, intensity from The moncnt IN" nc
WIZ ,osn II by his able defence OF ihe 'ati'o
s'"E ,',,rciples OF constitutional consssue.'""'
"''a s.d,v " older and better so'd'cis hau C.
'n''' him IN tina, field, he wheeled 10 Ihe reg" d
'"f'' II ,,ushed his new theory Oh !iiaia'laiiis"'
po''' W. never drea ned of by the State N'stiis
w., If ,os Of whose principles he an" ms parry
w. IN he The oaly true japosi:or,es ana cAPo'
i,o'a Notwithstanding James Madison Is NV
-, ,,d,iaiio. Of their proud ssSoihi'''o'
10 10 connlexion' VIC never can come, DC lhc eo"s'
ouences WIN. they may az,
IL ina, we have been fully convinced, oy
vents ls,, that the powers ofthe general 50
I'm, should no, be enlarged; and 2dly, that
.hn',lJ ,on6nc itself siicly TO The letter OF It's
= - Even in relation 10 National BANK al
-, entertain no doubts Of its const'uuonali-
,t,,k i, would he the parl OF wisioin,' III deter
~ "a he opinions Of .hs large putty wiich do
49,, the f,sh, Of Congress 10 incorporate s"eh al
as" ",,, , 10 ABSTAIN from all interference with
>, Question: un,,l the nnsliai'onal power can Dc
esprossIy t,,An.ea by an amendment ot'he co"s''u-
i ron, OF expressly denied by resusa! so 10 amona'
w, arc so far state Ri men, as that we would
asoy the ,ighl oftho general government to 80 al
3tnrh,evooj its chartered powers but we would mol,
-, n . purpose of checking thai government, arm
~, several S ates With remedial process, un-
Lnovn 10 the constitution, and more dangerous
,ban The eyll. which II is designed 10 correct. We
4 helrye tha, our unique system cmeodes Inc primer
l.s Of lis own preservation, aud that whenever ono
ann n of II exercises powers not sr tnied 20 IL 'he
h,r is furnished with constitution al powers OF cor
70 zion. which render u Icsor. IL extra const'u'
\ .onal remedies uun -ccssary, un"i'a anu 'e'h'-
N ciouo.
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Ohl'rll AIRY.

DIED, on lhr 18Th ri July last, after few days
illness. III The vr,nity CT V lcssburs, Miss,ssip
IN The 23rd ear OF has nse, Mr.. LINDSEY IL
CRALl.E, Whnher he had gone On u Transition,
irip from Campbell, W.. his native county ans
STATE. Although nothing is more common th,,
OF Course, the writer can with the strici,si rcrar
% ruth, say thht Tho deceased was PLAIN and un
Effected IN his IN 'nnera, and possessed Of n hiri
sense oi honor. Every on. who knew hun coult
but admire his STIRRING integrity and unbepdng
veracity. lie was justly and deservedly .slccn.l
by ali who had the pleasure OF an acqua,ntanc.
with him. lie WAS siloctIonal. and dutilul 30 n
nd has leh jolng mother four SISTERS, Two bro
theirs and numerous tram Of relations to benoan
their loss lie vs. young, ard his acquanlano
was confined and limited but 10, thu number oil
his acaun'nt noes, perhaps. no man ever died more
regretted and estc' med.
-, on the Tn JOINS Last, at his r,silence
"es' Belleionc, Jackson oouniy Alabama, Col
CALEB u. HUDSON, III the d0th yenr of hi.
age. About six years s.o hc removed TO AIaba.
mn irom Pusyl' an'a county, VI. Foo some nv
before his death he had bu.n iuborng unde, an ~
tection OF tho lungs, which ultimately terminated
has earthly career. About four weeks before h,
anjoy'd sweet communion will, the Holy Splri,.
tie has 1T an ahtcuo"ate funnly and Numerous
eTclo a friends To lanieut his loss
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NnnrA and Music.

NN RS. JOHN fOMPkINS Continues 10 re-.
IN cei'e "a boaidefs, III The " spacious" fons,
she has occut,to ''f son'e tune past, Young La
dies who may rs5o'io Lynohbu'g, for Inc b,n, H,
of schooling.
Ms L assisted by Ter daughters viii give in.
.lructon IN Music Oh TIC Piano Fort. and en-,
AuS - WjWlf.
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SELF before he sent TO Coasr.s, bio message ,eeon,-
mend'ns that measure !" that at the time Mr..
Archer presided at the meeting referred to- the
lection of Mr.. Stevenson was MOI kaosn," &c. 81.
We presume we have not head the last Of ihis
matter; and until more Is known. III. nbils stoulu
OF eearse " suspend their op,non" ~ relation IL
Mr. As conduct
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DiGGES' OFFiCE,/
Lynrhbu's, Aug. Is, 1851. !
Drawing Of the ", Wheeling Lottery, Clas.
No = for lisa
80 Is % | 81 81 AZ ~ IS 80.
Ncxt Saturday Dismal swamp Lottery No lC
d,hws al Alexandra containing 1 capitals of SiO.
600 each 5000 ~ 1915 OF i. OOO-a4 OF
$500, &c &c. 1,cAels and States, iorsnie at
DiGGES' OFFICE
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KENTUCKY ELECTION.-Le,cher. ma.
jori'y over Moore, in the 9th Congressional dis.
tr'c,, ut the close Of the election was $50 The !.
iect'ons for members Of the Legislature as far n.
heard from have resulted even moro suspieiously
TO the Wing cause than had been expected. san.
guine as were cur anlicipations.
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INDIANA ELECTlON.-Indiara !, also aha.
king OIL tho jackson yoke. The folowln, a,e the
only rstar thai We have yet received of The cleo.
ton Tor Goveraor;
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ashingt0n Notch.

n :, now "a the occupancy OF the subscriber. It's
n peculiar situation, (ccn 10. YET re,ts1,) eJops
to the convenience of business, rs wt! us 10 the
tomiori OF transient visitcrs. Without promising
much, II " III be NY constant exeriian 10 p.iiorn
very nsiJcratton conducive 10 the satisfaction OF
dl who may slsrt III house. A. TO Sciva9ts, Os.-
le,s Bar aud L,rIcf only bay that my letefesi ia
Idcut hcd with t,n at my guests fanilieT and
7tsge passengers precrr'ng tins s'tuoton 10 others,
Offered every lndocenen,, and III br sot,eri 70
40 Inconvenience account OF the arrival and de-
parture o the stages. SaHce 1t to say, llini if an
tatentlug 2eul and disposition 10 please aud pro.
mote The comforts oi my patrons gives M any clam
on the public, no ono shall leave thc honse dlssals-
fed. TllOS e. Log WOOD.
Aug. ~ IFS
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Negro H0y wan, ed.

A GENTLEMAS wishes to ru'chlsc for hn
IA own use, Boy from IL to 20 years old
likely, active aud OF good charuclcr.- Enquire al
lhs office.
Jul ~ tsif
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NEGROES.

Fifteen or eighteen ikry Neg'ors will also be
sold AT auction, before the uoor u John K ID
Payne, On the l5lh day oi September mex, III The
,o"n Of Lynchbu'g among which here are mun
aud women, boys and gris.--Ihe itrns u sale OF
the Negroes VII be cash, and Of tie LunJ, /, 2
snd 3 you,s ucdd, the purchaser securing the pay.
menls. JOSHUA Il & BROWN.
ar The Richmond Enquirer vii publish the
above I'll day Of sale, and fvlwaid IA account to
this olice for payment.
Aug. q tbs
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WHEAT-The following are tho prices for
Red AID White Wheat in the l. ynctburg market
Red Wheat, weighing GO lbs. or upwards to The
measured bushei 50 cts So aud under GO lbs 81
cts superior White Wheat, weighing 60 lbs, or
towards to the measured bnshol IS cts SO and
under 90 los 80 cts. lf White Wheat is mi xcd
with Rcd Is only worth for the best 80 cts GrosI
Quantities arc coming in.
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Very rsp cttally, yours,
JOSEPH G. CAEELL.

s.' In the last Culpcper Gazette, tho editor (Mr.
w 'll,nm Smith, speaks of " the dangerous AcreSy
Of Notification )" whcrcat we are not lilte sur.
prizrd, inasmuci as thar gentleman, in more than
one conversation with US, some time ago, very ably
defended that doctrine. five did moi nsnprrehend
him, against what no then con. ldercd the danger
Gus hervses" vf the Proclamation
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Valuable l.'Al aud >cgr,cs at
al( ION


vHNHE subserlhcr hl dc,ernnn 10 move 10 the
IL West,and " Ill oiRr Is l. anu IN th. county 81
Botcouii. al ps l,c nttlon, 90 The l0h day 81
september next, on u d,du of l, aud " ars
linn tract contains 25t lucfcs by recent survey
II hes well, ana IA ~ got1 repair, and has II u
ufgc throe story br,ck ts.liing house, Wrh Mn,
iooins auove the collar, ugJ good dining room ~
the cellar Tins sltuoIionps dc.nnbe one on &c
OF health and mol 81 passed by any lof see
merry us II Is snuu'ed on am ,miurnee IN the west
rnd OF the town OF Salem, am IN a beautiful valley
surrounded by the Blue lldgr ard Aeghanl
mountains. There N on ~ premises q GOO
Buck kilchon and onok, Illisc Ia large framed
oubie, and odar necessary OH houses Tins sit
uatiun Id well suited for u faarn or u piiyulc res
ide"ce. Any person wishing to purchase can see
Tue Land by applying 10 tbs sit.eilber, living "n
IT,.
Also on the - h Of 5epismJcr next. one o,he'
lrnc, Of Land ~ the county Of Bedford. Il o. II
miles south of Llbe,y, anG' 20 south west oi
Lynchburg adjoining The lanrs Of Samu, Adam
Samuel Wi,ks, and others, hownby the ncme %
the Crab Orcbnrd. This ! rad con ans 600 acres,
(by deed, aud Is well calculated for farming, ~
there are ubou 200 acres OF cl'n,.J Lsnd winch
lis well, ana good portion Vi which il meadow
III. SUBS lhc, deems II unnecessary 10 give any
turthor Disruption OF III l. d,1s any person sh-
my /, pure haze III sec II. those hu sb t.
the Land Gnu do 30 10y applying 10 MIR join
Hughes. LIVING on 1t. The salc vi the Lands to
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u. I, ia announced In the Nashville papers tha
Gen Jackson intended 10 dine with his friends aud
eighbors of Nashville aud Its vicinity, and the
members of the Convention, and such others Of his
fellow citizens from d'fcrent parts al the State a.
m'sk, be present, en- the l3lh of August (We
fay las)
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WILLIAM Il. KRACTH.

Matchmaker, Jewtller and S'lcersmuh,
NEARLY opposite the Banks. and three doors below
the Market House,
VuVAKES this opportunity of thanking his
Il friends and the public, for their LIBERAL patron
age. aud would inform them that he has now on
hand IN addition to his former stock, new selec'
ton ofWatchcs, Jewel'y, Silver and Plated Ware
which he viii sell low for cash.
NB-Wotk entrusted 10 his care VIII De auen'
dcd TO 1ith neutness and dispatch.
WILLIAM T. KRAUTH.
Lynchburg, July 25th 1884. mn
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II Mrs Trollope has published in England =
Book of travels IN Belgium and Western Gern'a.
n.y. No al ,hinks it probable that she has descn"',
cd largely AM consciously upon he pench"n' OF
those people for sin and tobacco, music anS met1'
DhvsIl9,