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INSTRUCTIONS

The meeting chilled in Frederick, to ms rue.
the delegates from that 60 ,nty 10 vote against Mr.
Lei III next winter turned ont 10 he n miserable
failure The W,nchc ser Republican says that
not more than 80 persons tolk part ~ the proceed
ing
The Tarmvi,lo Chronicle says ,hnt there
much prob ,Lilty of the moons turning 10 green
cheese" rs there is that the people Of Cumberland
viii instruct their delegate to vote against Mr..
Leigh.
l., Brunswick, also the scheme is said TO have dc
cidcdiy failed.
The following paragr arhs will show the dshou,
otable means reso.ted 10 by The Jackson party to CT
feet their OBI ct
Ilom he tayartAc Chronicc.
A f:w days ago, an ignorant nilii IN a ncis hbor-
ing county was induced TO put his Il ma k TO " In
s,ractlon,n under the effect of Bank Horror. lie
could not rca |, of course Hearing tht tho object
Of the paper was to tnrn Leigh out of the Senate,
H.. lost no time in demanding the erasurc of" his
max" remarking, THAI Leigh was the man for
him. and declaring, that not one word had been
said abou, Leigh to him, when he slgncd the paper
This IS a fact On the dirty business See ano-
Their instance from the Wing. But let it be remem
bered, these papers afe going about, because the
people did no understand The truth at the polls in
April Did The mar who carried the paper explain
il 10 the =. max man
ftom Tic Richmond Wing.
A gentleman IN Chesterfield living on the APP
poma tox, was applied TO, not long since, TO sign IN
s.r,,tions to Mr.. Johnson. Hc signed them. One
of his cghbors, few days after, observing his
name on the rnpc, and knowing that he was oppo
scd 10 the present Administrator. and Cordially "r
prov d the course of Mr.. Leigh, asked him. how II
was that he had signed the paper Of instructions
TO their Representative, TO vote agains, Mr. he'sn
tie verified that he had done no such hing. lie
said ,hot paper had been broush;to his house ant
read to him, but that it was all against the bank
thai, he was opposed to the Bank, and therefore h?c
signed ii. Sir said he, there was not WORD SAL,
about Mr. Leigh, good or bad. Now, Messrs. Eu
tors, will Mr. Johns N, the representative OF ines
crfeId, obey instructions got up IN tins way az
! long as the maxim continues true, that cnea''nI
never thrvcs" and that honesty is the best poll
cv.n Van Durcnsm can never accompl sh Its ann
- FAlR-PLAY.
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"a HE f'll ard winter session of the sai,seriber.
~ sehon'wlil mmcncc on Monday The ogth
oep'cmber. Tho common branches OF educa,icn
(ps hcretoiorf1 VIII bc taught IN this school.
The subscriber walls herself Of hi, or5o,fnr;,v
TO return thanks 10 her friends and the public f,r
inc very liberal portion Of their rafronacc with
when ahs he's b'en favored md feels encouraged
{" prosecute he dn,ies OF her profession with re-
ncwed diligence and nfdour
She "a also prepared to receive few bonr,iers IN
her own family.
Jui'iop fo' spelling, readins md writing AZ
and for The bighcr branches 5i2 30
+. BENhGH.
Sept, IL IN
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i, nj nom strict accountability 10 tho nepreseh
i've, OF the People
ar'' an doubt, II the foregoing facts be true, -
-, ,bsv are to some exten. cannot be ques
pm ','" !, ia. moi been even dcni THAT Wash
'o"''' Ito !. a complete Augcan stable, requiring
In Hercules 10 cleanse H.
~. clov,oa's Report goes on to say that there
.'' necessity fur minute inquiry into all
II 80, If the uachin ~ Of government employ
- c,,lec,,on ofthe revenue :" LIST, IN relation
y ,,l,c lands Oily, 10 the collection OF the
Wv and lly, 10 tbs lniian bur an, osains,
D'.'' to-, "a aiofe extensive complaint than n
u - ' ~, oae, ofthc minor departments The
h'' ~" h,yyever, docs not specify any particular
Ffl"3 A., thcso heads, except thai Of the Gus on
''' r. Ceaesce in New York, where the re-
pl's -. only $3.50 ,nd the expenses Ss5ooO-that
P.f,b. officers are perfect slnccures, ".
w a., ylal tia, Mr. CiaYtoa has not omitted to
,,'s Legislative deplrim' in HIS Report
..,.,, with him in the opinion that inc coniln'
,a,sos of Congress arc uareasonably cx,rav-
:" I,hat som. means ought 10 be adopted 10
a',, In relation 10 The mileage OF m m
!, has long been known that most out
u.s. NV .os have existed Between the mcm-
seos' me State, (ssys Mr.. Cl,yton,) living,
aoleyed no, more than 10 miles apart, there
ID IN thslr,,c ,oun OF s;s2256 one char:-
va "a, IN, olhcr for 1920 and he might have
~ ,,a coses Of many individual members OF both
90 fConores, in order to show either that the
.aaI ,nog tae subj &C, is fairly snsceni'ble o!
=, Constructions. or else that there have
~ delbc, ate frauds perpctratM on the govern
"'' -, o,r intention TO throw upon Gen jack
,s.non,lbuy FOR the extravaganza OF the
8 % '9,,;ss btanch Of the goyernmen'-but II must
,scouoc,ed. thai, for some time after ms election,
fien /. cnnst,tuici The N ljorty CT bo'h Houses
Congress and consequently mat although ne Is
!, rso ,ally am enable for this abuse, his party Is
i inc same party which raised such an Query a
rs, AIR Albums, and whose acts have since
II rlv i, nonsrated that their dcnunciaton Of hai
alsman was mere rick. and their own profes
Ions utterly hoIlow and insn"ere. Bot, if " the
prty" ar. responsible for Legislative abuses, Gen
,,k on who has himself claimed right 10 super
i l., and control the en.Irc machinery OF the Exec
;ye lappr.m MS, i. clearly responsible for thru
1 ,,ry AID CO -rap,lon and whan we look II
4 +. cst4bl,scd delinquency OF the Post Once -
RI n,ni & the rotienness which has b 'en she an !
1 exist wherever the probe has touched, ii m ~ |
oil he a,cned weight s'rong enough 10 crush |
nplars even Of his popul ,rlty extensive an
Be,n.reoted as events have shown that they were,
n N spite OF his f,ults, still arc.
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s"'"e OIL deed upon trust executed by
~ WIN. Harrison TO the undersigned ns ,,ns.
tees for certain purposes therein expesseJ d,,od
the 9h AlH'l, 1893, and Of record in the u,,,,,o.
Corrt Cla'ks office OF Lynchburg or ono or
ns viii proceed to sell, by wy OF public ouc,;o,
At or upon tho promises, Friday the iolb ms, I'm,
cash, the halt acre o Of ground in said ,Iocd mon.
TONED lYtng NJ Tie IGnetiuu Of Four,I.street md
second dilsy III anid towa Of Lyucblnrg. Actinr
as trustees we shall convoy such tfl, o,l, =. -
V's'eu III u.s. RIO ROBINSON.
WIN W NoRvETL.
Ssrt. II -,
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NOTICE
IN Ito 10Th oclo!,cy nsx:. / viii sell, By vay

hS Ito INh October nex:. / viii sell, BY v1y
~ "fpabiic auction, my PLANTATION, or
Falling i.'vcr-it adjoins the Lands ~ Capt. VIM.
Cooke, WIN. Jones. Cnpf. SAINT Branch and otl.
ers Thf tract is commonly known a. Reid's Old
Store. Il eohtiins nbos. oceo ecrcs-'rhere is
$40 acres of Low Gton ss, Iyng very compaetly
botli slos Of tie river viii 800 or 40 acres o.
cleared Up Land, skirtng the Plat LsnJ Il is ad-
United that the Low Grounds nrc tu'Iai % any or
the Rver, mi the tiigb Land IS iaexccilsni aearr,
having re5fed almost five years. The improvements
ara vcfy extensive, consisting Of goos pnd convc
n'ent Tavern House. with tho necessary %, hou-
ses, such a. Smoke Hoasc, Kitchen. 5,ablr, Grana-
~ Curh House aad Ice iIotsr, AID new and
roo'ny Store House jus, ncross the roat--'rhc To-
batco ionses arc Ut The first ORDER together with
lhfge md convenient Gronary, with Clarks
'hreshns Machine and horse power, OF The most
approved construction. Also, good Overseers
House and Negro House. The main ives ern road
lcadinsto Petersburg and Richmond passes mmc-
diaiely through the Ian by tie Tavern sup
poFe the stand for u Tavern nnI Store is raunl 10
any IN tho country, as Gun be attesed by the d.
mhuni ofbusIness lone by the Nests Nowl,us.
now IN possession 81 tho plnco. An estate comb.
nIng so many advantages Of soil and of business,
Is s,d ion offered FOR sale IN Virginia. Any gen.
lemen wishing 70 lfaJe privately for The estate, is
invited toeall on he subscriber who will be al
ways at home and should private sale be eGee-
ted, duo notice thereof vii be given befoe the day
Of p bile sale
- TERMS made known on the dry OF sale.
A. y. HENRY.
Sept II wtls
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nR. * MRS. T.. &. THIS
Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies'.

tpliE. next session ol This 5choe! IL con,ncuc
n on Monaay ihc lst OF September, 10 ll,e spa.
eleus ''o"ment Two doors above the post Office.
Bonrders viii be rceeig ed at the custonafv ,o,ca
ani every attention gwen as well To their moral
deror,moni rs to their advancement, in learniu.
10 such boariers as may desire II, lessons IN Mu-
SIC will be given by Mrs. Smith, AMI tho pupils
allowed the use Of he Piano
Professor OF Drawing will, IN the course of
'he session, give LESSONS on the principles of Per-
spcctiyc
LESSONS in French are given without, cx,rn
charge.
Slales ind pencils, writing paper pens ink anil
WRISTBANDS, furnished Tor extra charge Of 50 CTS.
per session.
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FOR TuE viRGts
A Clti.cn Of the Distyit{.

CRi.cn Of The Dstricf.'
In answer to his Queries, contained IN llr VII
sinian, oil the 9Th INST. he IL informed, hat sup
ported Mr.. Leigh last winter, IN Consequence Of III,
hlsh respect entaflained tor his iarnls, rs shewr
IA the Convention OF Virginia, aad the belief thai
ne would oppose the rechertel If The unHcd State,
Bank and because Judge Barbour, not being n
cnhd ale, doubts were entertained, whether he
you'll serve, II elected, to the United Silt,s Sen,
ate. Mr. Leigh's co roe in the -enaie of ho Unit
- Stales last wi ter has shown thNt his consti'u
uonnl oily cllons 10 the U. s. T. ,nk, nay probably
he sup rscded aod controlled by BIS unaeuproms
ing position 10 Il administration.
Opposed myself on constitutional grounds, to n
Bank OF The Unllcd States and csJecioUg IL tie
. eScW TANK, | cannot, (unfss instructed Ivy a m L
1fr'ty OF the electors Of the d etust support any
MN, as Sc nator of HE United Sa'rs, whose senti.
men's justly doubt upon tlls slaj c. In all sub-
Iee's touching federal rclaliona i Il ao IN acco.-
dane F." 'th The old jaStioned republican doctrines
sha'I give 10 the administration liberal support
"h'neEeT conceive / 8 measures are Wi,hin the
letter OF the ConStnut,, ~,
the prosperity ofour country. | Cordially mud hear
tly approve Of the Prcsldcnts Veta TO the rcchar
t.r of tic United States Bank bat bclieve The re
mova of the dcposltcs bad policy, tho not nncon-
s,itutional -" A Citizen oil the Dlsricl' Rnswc
ed, as he requested, VIZ eatcgorioaiq, for ] have
carefully avoided nrgumcn VIII he, therefore
be s'ished ? ! would respectfully suggest 10 hin
hat when he again writes 10 me. IN any other per
son, through n newspaper 1t would be moro mani
write over his own numc. J. w FLOOD.
Aug. Q, 1884.
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MARRIAGE.

MARRIED. on Thursday evening the 2Sih Of
August, At Otter View, near New London, by the
Rev. Nicholas Il. Cobbs, HENRY h. ELY, Esq.
Attorney al Law, 10 MISS HENIslE Eta daugl,-
ter ofCol. Gerard Alexdndcr, all of Campbell
county.
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an Fucs'uy night tho 9th, shall resume ny
~ night Auctions. aud regularly continue them
every Tuesday and Friday nights during the Fan
and Winter months. My stock will be such as
will SUIT the and sold in small lots Nv
dag sales will b. eycty Wcdncsjay pi / o'clock
Of Groceries, Ia, nituro e.. &c Fayors from tLo
country are particularly invited, my sales will
bc regular. CHARLES PHELPS, Auc'i
oepl. y, 1891 IFS
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philosophical lectures


' he fourth and last DIVISION of tho sabscr
N bers Lec'ures,be inning and ending wiit-the
school Session, will comprise,
!. Outlines oil Geology,
2. Outlines of Mineialogy'
3. Botany,
a. Outlines OF Natural History,
D. Natural Theology.
Lectures VIII he delivered every Monday and
Thursday evening, at early candle light. in the
school itoon, the increased accommodations of
winch enable the undersigned to invite the atten-
lance OF Ladies and Gentlemen at the same time
Seats will be deserved for the exclusive use o s,c
Young Ladies' as belong to tho subscribers School
Tickets for Ladies or Gentlemen. each, SO 90
For Gentleman, with ths privilege Of
introducing Lady. S 90
Family Tickets, ! n
Fer members OF the subscribers School.
attending daily recitation in Philos-
ophy, . Oh
Tickets payable in advance.
Aug IL ~.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

RELIGIOUS NOTICE
y >...S@.D The i,sv Nh. pl,kn Poster Of
n % 49, the Ununlian Church IN Rich
SE,ttys.Ssv mnnd, viii deliver, IN the First
Il <aD Bpplist church ON Friday ever
ing, AT h,lf past 7o'eioek, DISCOURSE embracing
Il general expose of the le'dlos doctrines OF Uni'a
INN Omissions A the religion, views Of this IA.
p,dly Increasing denomination are exceedingly
ms unGu stood, nnd mlsfcprescned in this portion
ot the country, ecundd Of all denominaiisos nfe
resuedflly invited to attend
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HuavA and .Masie.

A6 IRIS. JOHN no MPKINS CONTINUES to re-.
4'a rrIvo rs Bouders, III The +" sp0cjonsp house
she has occupied for some time past, Young La
dies VII" may resort 10 l. nchburg, for the benefit
Ut Schooling
AlrT. +. assisted by her daughters will give in.
sffuet'on IN Music od the Piano Forte and Gui.
tar.
Aug 81 wiwif.
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REVIEW
OF TIE LYNcuBURG MARKET.

CoRRECTEp ny IioLCoMBE 4 DyREE
Extreme prices ofpas,ed Tobacco, 10 90 to 10 90
Inferior To common, pOto 90
Common 10 good, Il 90 to : 90
Good to fac, 7 90 TO 10 90
Refused Tobacco Lugs % TO 4 90
SfiPs none IN Market
Inspected the past week $50 hhds. passed. tobnc-
co Gl hhds. refused total oil About go linda II
day. Monday beng tie day on which our In
spee'ors were elccicd, nothing was done on that
day.
The inspections continue large Or The Season
aud prices ara well SUSTAINED tor NIL kinds, snye
TIE manufacturing qnnhlGs--thcY aro not IN u
good demand as heretofore. no n.coun,s from
Richmond are not as favorable.
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Corn ~ % tot 90
Corn Mtnl, 80 10 90
Wheat, the decline, 30 10 -
Bacon, 10 80 TO II 80
Hemp per ton, 10 10 I'D
Sut Is
Brown Sncnrby the hhd. . W to l9 90
Coffee by the bag - 00to IA 30
WOOL 33to 81
Oats, 81 10 40
Iron, per ton Is 90 to so 90
Teaby the box, Imp. and Gun.
powder, ! 90 to l %
Frclgh, down The river 80 TO 30
up - cts
Plaster and Iron, " per ton.
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.LOW pRECES.

KNITTING Needles, bes, Elastic Steel Ct cts. doz.
Sowing Needles, from No. 10 10 inclusive, Or
cents puper--and oil other Goods in the same pro-
portion. To Merchants, Physicians and all who
wish 10 purchase LARGELY, every inducement
will be offered. For sale al my old stand, and at
my Sure one door below the Farmers Bank, by
Howell DAVIES.
Sep. III wit,
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AN OVevseev Wanted.

IN He subscriber wishes 10 employ an Ovcrscer
u TO live at his plantation, IN the county Of
Amherst, for the year 1888 "A man bot 0ccn 80
and 81 years Of age, with small family " oulJ / c
preferred JOHN JAQUELIN AMDLER
GIcnamblcr, Sept. II Why
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INDIAEA.-Th Indianapolis Joufnnl contains
| returns Of the Gubernatoral election from every
county IN the State except four. The aggregate
for Noble (Whis) 36,056 for Reid (Jeckson) 2d.
f"5-Waig majority 1851 1891, in The sane
counties the vote stood thus. For Noble % os5,
for Reed % 2W-Whig gain, 61ls.
john Ewing, Esq member Of Congress from
Indiana n n lc'itr da ed vinrcnnes "A gus 22l, 10
gentleman in Wheeling Va. says" coald no,
have believed before reoched home, the extent OF
the political changes which now witness around
me Our elections have terminated, and the result
is glorious"
NORTH CAROLlNA.-The Ralci h Regis.
Yer confirms the s'a.emedi Of the Raleigh Star, The
Fayetteville Oosarver, the Salisbury Waichman,
Inc Western Carolnian, &c. with regard TO the po-
htical revolution in North Ca,ollna. II says
We have cautiously forborne for some WEEKS 10
express our opinion with respect to The pro6abic
political COMPLEXION ofthc next General Assembly
OF this State. W. now feel ourselves nj liborly
declare, from asceaataed fnetS not that we are in
the midst ola revolution, hL, that we have passed
tr'umphantly through it, The battle has been
fought and won.'
g. The Raleigh Register states an historical
fact, which is new to US, and may be of onr
rcaders, that IN l7o5 the Legislature OF North
Carolina, by maj ,rlty of fire 10 one. approved of
the Alien md Sedlon laws. She was ho vovef.
foremost the Register adds, in the great political
revolution of 1901
~ Some of the Tennessee papers havc NOM
mated Hugh l.. White Esq. now Senator IN Con
grcss from thot State as next President and
urging his claims with great zeal. IL Tennessee
ambition is not satisfied, the people, we imagine
have had enough of Tennessee s,aesmanshlp, nj
least for the present.
OMNIBUS 1t is stated in the Al xandfip
Gazette th,ta new style of playing card- has beer
manufactured, IN winch Gen. Jackson - rcpresen.
cd IN full uniform as one Of The htagS!
DINNER IN FINCASTI.E.- Andrew Sc.
venaoa, Esq on late CASUAL visit TO F,ncaee, WIS
nvnedby some Of 'hc citizens Of TINT town 10 pau
take ola public dinner, which, IN cunsrq a"nce Of
i'll health, he induced 10 decline The friend,
OF the administration, however, have determined
10 have the dinner AT all events, and have fixed on
the oath INST as the day. Wn.. & Elvcs, Esq is
10 be lnyite', and hope 10 expressed thet Mr.
Sevcnson's heath wil be SO mach lnposcd hy
that time as 10 enable him 10 attend
MAIL RECORD-On Thursday last, we re.
ce'v,d no Northcrn mail on Sunday foaw n,
the $ age arrived, bringing the popcrs de on
Thursday, aud leaving the regular mail behind
and on Tuesday, the Saturdays papers came 10
hand leaving tn mat due on that evening Ii>lhr
stage can only brin, one mail nt tim M would
respectfully suggest that the latest be selected W.
had rather lose one mail altogether than H. b. de
Pr'ved Oft the regular and prompt reception of our
pipers.
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editor IS cons6ered almost ns public property, III
proceeded at once, 10 explain his discovery, suppo
sing that IL would be received a favor, and duly
eor,Ged, as matter of course, in the next dsy's i'm
preston. Before he had fairly made hrs begin
nng however, the sub editor cut him shori, po-
,iely but irmvby stylng he had no time TO pare,
md that be presumed that his vsiier's object wa
Id hsve his discovery noticed -" Win, yes, sir.
| SHOULD like !" II can be done, sir, without any
oublo write whatever you like, and 4 shs, so n j;
4 course, you will leave your name AMI address.
Tie clerk in the Office all arrange with You ns 10
the terms. Cool morning, sr.h Find,ng himself
owed out Mr.. Il. went back 20 the Office, where
h furnished with pen, ink and paper sat
down. and in the course OF some twenty OF ltlry
s1lnuies, produced an editorial paragraph OF per.
haps twice that number OF lines This he handed
10 the clc'k. merely asking whether !, would op
pear the next day. "ccrta,nly, sir, Ed,o'i-
al T. " Yes, sir, in the editorial columns pre-
INC you would not wish II III TIM largest type IL
sed IN tho paper n Why, yes, ! should prefer
hat "'n that case, sir, the charge will be ten so-
meas If in the smaller type, five" MIR L. took
back his manuscript and wnhdrew,'
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Il. The Convention of Fcu1es3ce, which has
been III session ever SINCE #lny last, revising tn,
Sac Constitution, adjourned or the 2ph VII. ha,
ms accomplished tina afuous task
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cpie" of jisunion-alr. Preston ays,ls b,nss,, 81
every opportunity of disseminating this doc,r,. a
mong the peorle. stripped of much Of its odiou,
qualities, and recommended Ivy tire magic of hi, clio
qucnce-Presses arc siIeatly starting up in y,rou.
parts OF the State, (one in Chsrlo,esye. a second
al Wythc court house. third at Abng lon. and !,
fourth At Culpepcr courthouse,) for the purpose of
advocating i'-and, indeed the whole party are ma
active and energetic as ifthcrc was an opeo dec,a-
ration OF war; instead Of truce And We, thew ,.k
OF US to be silent while they are thus pushing
her advanced posts, and nsldiously sending their
emssarIes into our very camn Aud # f,rese.
'ng that silence now is defeat hereafter nv /,
some OF these gentlemen, < expose their ,n,nn,yres
tNen, We are told that We are Quxottes bat,liny
with chimora, that VIC are alarmed a, a shad
ow,--and oil that sort of stuff We assure the
lille Chronicle, and all others that we have
heretofore acted, and shall continue 10 act, on the
defensive Bat we canno, and shall no, remain al
lent, II our adsersarlcs, upon whom the obligation
to pursue the same policy cq tally strong, cont.
nuo To disregard their own pr4cepts
z r The Richmond Whs thinks ,ha, Nulliden.
non Is n " liked idea with us.-We i'm tglnc. when
iis nelghbor, The Enquirer, quotes whole columns
OF It's Ormer opinions it wishes that lis IDEAS had
been little more fred than they have been
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s1- At the recent Annual Commencement, Of the
Wesleyan University at NJ ldilco~n, Connecticut
The degree of D. ID conferred ON Rav. Stephen
DIN, Prcsi lent of Randolph Macon College.
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~ We arc authorized 70 announce that Clp'
ALTER COLES, Of iil'sylvanra, is ae1ndl
late TO represent this Congressional district, com
iosrd Of the counties Of Halifax. p,u>yvonn on1
Campbell, in the next House of Rcrrcscn utises.
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5tr The ship Victoria, which lately arrived ut
New York from Liverpool, broush, tf237,oo IN
sold.
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give have received the lsi No. ofthe "Mc,ho-
dist Sunday School Recor Ier,' published IN Rich
m,nd every Saturday, at sit per annnm, by Rev.
E,helbcrt Drake Its selections seem 10 be ,diclous
and interesting,
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g"r Vtrginia Temperance Pioneer and Jour
nal Of Htallt'" rhls is the tltr of the LIST No of
a uca, paper which we received by the last mail
1t is published monthly in Winchester, and edited
by a committee of the Young Mems Temperance
Society of Z, cdcrick county, on the following
terms Single copy, s p onnnn 30 copies
to one direction, - cts 80 copies. 10 CTS. 40 CO.
pies 81 l 2 cts 50 copies, 60 cts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-11

ARA Convention Of Delegates from Tempe
rance Societies in all parts Of Virginia is to meet
a, Charlottesville on the 30th Of October. Those
Societies which have as yet appointed no delegates
arc requested 10 cooperate in the measure.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-11

OAllNDUS 1t is stated in the A xandfia
Gazette tasFa new style OF playing card4 has been
manufactured, IN winch Gee. Jackson - rcprescn:
cd IN full uniform one Of Tie htasS!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-11

~ The Raleigh Register states an historical
TACT which IS new to US, and may be 10 some of onl
rcaders, that IN l195 the Legislature OF North
Carolina, by maj 'rlty of frc 10 ono. approved Of
the Alien md Sedion laws. She was, ho voyer
foremost, the Register adds, IN the great political
revolution of 1901.