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FALL. GOODS.

fNliC subscribers an opening the most extensive
L assortment of FALL GOODS, they have ever
had Among them the ladies will find some bcar I'll
full Cacoss. twed rich figure, Just from London
and Paris, with great variety of useful STAPLE
AND FANCY GOODS TIE best blk. SILKS, &c.
We have ever had; and VIC determined to offer
them At very reduced prices.
ROBINSON l. ELLIOTT.
? Country Merchants and liousekeepers, arc
particularly requested to cali and examine assor-
ment. & +.
Oct. : Is
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an indirect and indefinite communication, that tue
same experiment, has been successfully made IN
Gilnanton, y. II. bur l have no, yct been able to
obtain either the name or the details.
HENRY COLEMAN.
Neadowbanks. Sept 10Th, ls35.
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4 T the same time, will be offered for sale, on \
l a credit OF twelve months, for all sums over as
(under that sum CASH. variety of Household and
Kitchen Furniture. large stock of Cattle Sheep and
Hogs, two or three Work Horses, Oxen and o.
Carts. Wagons Corn. Fodder, Oats, &c.
MARY X. SLAUGHTER
idm'r. Of Robert H. Slaughter. deed
Nov = w,dx
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GIRLS WANTED.

INTENDING 10 commence Weaving very soon,
1 the Lynchburg Manufacturing Company wish to
employ l. to Is girls, from II to Is years OF age.
To such wish to come from the country, board will
be furnished, the Factory, in respectable ia
mily. All applicants must furnish sat,sac tory tcsti-
monials of good character, &c.
10. NORVELL, Az mt.
Nov. . Is
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: NOTICE,

Ky virtue OF deed of trust, executed BY James
,I1.. NOSE TO inc subscriber, for certain purposes
ed IN The Clerks Office of the County Conf of Am
hefst' SHALL on Saturday, the 10Th of December
next expose to sale, by way of public auction onthe
premises House and Lot, in the town of New Glas'
go"' at present occupied by Mr. David McAlexan'
DER, as store and dwelling house
ierns oil sale-one- third in hand and the residue
OF the purchase money payable in one and tyo years
IN equal instalments, the purchaser securing the de-
ieffed instaimentsby lien on the property.
l.. p. THOMPSON, Trustee.
Nov. . ION
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TINE, subscriber having determined to purchase
L LlSyN and Corros RAGS for the use of the
RicmMoSD FRANxLis MANUFACTURING CoMPAnY,
would advise all persons in Virginia, and all the
Southern States to save wha,they now throw away,
and forward them to him. where they will receive
the highest prices in cash or groceries,.
A. JONES,
Corner Of f. and 9th Street
Richmond Va.
Nov q 6t
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ih"iNlA At Circuit Superior Conr Of
Law and Clancery, continued by adiou,nn,cn,
ana held Tor the County of Amherst, at the Cou,,
ohnse' on tuesday, the e,h day of September. ls35
Men, " 'N' NJ ,'a"iutl II
against
James ;. billiard and William /. W,,,.
Hatofs de b"nis non, with the will annexed of
i,ylton decd Jeremiah Hylton, suryiv,nc .eoist
OF sa'd 'corse i'you, decd. George AIlen
istfator with the will annexed of Sanncl illo "''''-
hannah Allen John Allen Leroy Camden ,n5 u -.
'hen'a his WIFE formerly Bethenia Allen, n InH De
~ cHANcERY
=, The defendant Leroy Camden. bcr, do.,
ietf, u 'amden' his administrators, no, bayinn anu
.eieu MS appearance, aud given security soan7,t
~ sne ac' OF assembly, and the rules of tins
ana II appearing by satisfactory evidence lb,, 'Tus''
no' an nhaoitant OF this country the conr, do,,
aef' tnat the SAID Peter G. Camden adm,,s,r 'n OF
a'o'ss''u 90 appear here on the first day ~ a.
next ana answer the bill of the plsi,,, l',
ma. copy OF tins order be forthwith rsertr1 ana
ne"spapei' published in the town of Iyncbbmr Soe
~o months successvely, and posted at the 'of
VI '"' No"f'nease OF this County. "00f
aCopy-Teste
o., JOHN THOMPSON 7.
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NOTICE.

DuRSC Ant to the last will and testament of Pc.
ter Hunter, Jr. decd, We shall ON Thursday
the 10Th day of November, proc ecd SELL at public
auction. on the premises, TRACT OF LAND, w.
ing on Big Otter River adjoining the lands of Mcssrs
1nr1ett and William Lowry and Simon NJ. Noell and
contains 4tl acres About one thri ct the tract Is
in woods. This Is desirable Tobacco plantation.
Also
At the same time and place, will be sold the crops
of Corn. Fodder, Oats, &c, stock of Horses, Cat
tie and Hogs, Plantation Utensils, &c. The land
Will be sold on credit Of one, two and three wears.
the purchaser giving bond with approved security.
ana deco OF trust, TO secure the payments. The
personal property, on credit of II months
ABShOM IIUN"ER,
ROBERT HUNTER,
Erec"tors Of Peter Hunter decd.
Nov l2 o..
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Nov. 0
BENZ AMIN Il. HUNT.
NJ p n c II A MT TAILOR

THAMES this method of returning his sincere
thanks TO his friends and patrons for their very
liberal support since his commencement, in busines IS.
anu would no" inform them, that he has just re-
turned from the North, where he has selected an a.
sortment OF Goods i'll his line, which, for quality, he
confidently believes cannot be surpassed in this or any
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NOTICE.

\ LII persons having claims against the estate OF
"a Thos. 5. MClelland dec. are requested to
bring them forward, properly authenticated Those
MAYO CABEI.L,
Executor Of Thomas s. VI Chiiand, dec
Nov 3 ST.
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.v.EGRO CLOTHZ.V'G.

DLANTEKS and House Keepers, DESTROYS of
obtaining great bargains in Blankets, Cassinetts
Fulled Clothes and other Goods suitable Tor House
or Field hands, would do well TO call on
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
Oct : 70
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NEoRoUs FOR SALE.

I HAVE for sale. three Valuable Negro Women.
One OF them FIRST rate House SER ant, and very
likely. CHAS. PHELPS.
Nov q IL
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POslsOneDNenf.

" he above sale is postponed TO the first d,v
OF Amherst Noyember continent ny
EDMUND WINSTON. T,u,t,,
Oct. % "s''
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IMPORTANT N.fLES.

IN Thursday. the 26th of November next, sill
~ sell al public auction, u my residence IN Hal
lfas Ceun Y. the rsidouee OF my father, Robert
ifun.l the following
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.V'O7'IS'E.

DY Hirtnc ola Decree OF the Circui, Superior
lICour, Of Law am, Chanesry, forthe county OF
Amherst, pronounced on the 9th day Of April,
1895, in the suit of AIocah Pcnil',on, plaintiff,
agans, Daniel llisgnbotham, Charles l.. Barrel,
and Henry Gibson, in hi. own right, and rs ad-
niaistrator Of Patrick Gibson, dec. and David Zig
gihbotham, Daniel Iiigsinbotharn, s. Thomas lie-
ginootham, late merchants and partners, trading
under the style and firm OF ID. & u. Higginbo'lIam
& Co. defendants, the undersigned, who is thereby
appointed Commissioner tor the purpose, will on
itday, the 2Oth day OF November nert, proceed,
on the premises, inthC tow1 OF New Glasgow, to
sell, by way OF public auction, for ready money,
the Lot OF parcel OF ground, with the Fan Yard
and il. appurteuluccs, in SAID decree mentioned
JOHN }. LONDON, Com.
Oct Il wtds
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BDooDED sTocK /:

III, thorough bred rare Mare LADY LANCAs-
TER. years old by John Richards. dam by Sir
Solomon
The distinguished race lIorsc STERLING, -four
years old, by Sir Charies, dam by Powllatan
The thorough bred Stallion TEcuNSElI, five
wears old, by sir Richard. full brothorto Monsieur,
dam by Top Gallant,
WILL WATCH. four year. old. by Sir Charles,
dam by Wonder
ALEXANDER, years old, by sr chiafes. dam
4 Bedford Mare.
sYRUS, four years old, BY Sir Charles, dandy
Bell Air OF Georgia.
BLACK HAWK, two years Old by Lance. dan'
BY old Sir htehs.
BELL AIR bs Old Printer, dam by Bell ilr, Of
Georgia. ......
Thorough bred brood Mlro SALLY JEFkliS,
~ imported Eagle dam by imported Charlotte.
Thorough. bred brood Ntfc NARY I'LL, By
Randolph janus, dam BY Highlands Ilolned, With
q 6Hc Jark'oa FHy by ter sid.
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LyMchDNvg, Sd October, 1885.
F1SIO.N.1BLE BO.N.N'ET.S

T AIDES wishing to have the very latest style o.
IL Bonnet crafty their taste BY calling at tn,
Fancy Store of ROBINSON l. ELLIOTT
Oct. 5 IA
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LAND FOR SALE.

49, BEING anxious TO remove to the
J tTSso West this fall, ! will sell my LAM
NO. iving withn3 miles of Lynchbure
ihi'tract contains about 900 acres,
one nalt yet IN woods, and first rate TOBACCO
LAND. SAM. NJ. SCOTT
Ser'. Ia -.
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DURSI M TO a decree of the Superior
L Court Of Law and Chancery, Tor the county Of
Amherst pronounced ON the I'll, dag OF Ser tenn
Der, 1885, between Edward Watson plaintiff,
against Edmund Winston, Sheriff OF Amherst
County, and such, administrator with the will
annexed, OF Robert Garland decd, who was Cor.
oner of Amherst County, and az such adminis,ra-
tor Of ohm y simpson, fugitive from Justice,
and the said John \. simpson, defendants and
Richard =. Ellis and Richard y. Eubank mer-
chants and partners, trading under the style and
finn OF Ellis a fubank, plaintiff against Robert
Gatland, Coroner of Amherst County and as s,tcl,
administrator OF the personal and trustee of the
real estate II John 4. Simpson, The said John A.
Simpson and others, defendants, Twill expose 10
sale, al auction, TO tho highest bidder on the pre-
misses, the lands in the PLAINTIFF bills mentioned
on the 20th day of November next. Ono, two
and three years credit will be given, in equal in
s,almcn,s; bonds and good security will be requi.
rcd and the title retained as ultimate security
The lands will be subject to Mrs. Simpsons title
10 dover. THO. Y. EUBANk.
ShpF 81 lmher,t County, and Comn,',r. TO sell
Oct. ID wl2ON
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Nov. l9o

" lktlNlA-Ata Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery, continued and held for Bedford
County, at the Courthouse on "Wednesday. the lin
day of October $50
William NJ. Otey PLAINTIFF
tgomst
John IL. Otey. Jr., and William Cook Detts
IN CHANcERY.
ms, hay, tins cause came to be heard by CON
sent OF parties, on the bill answer of the defendants
EXHIBITS, examination of Witnesses and was arrped h,
counsel; On consideration OF which and by Ike
consent tic court doth refer the accounts between
the parties to commissioner of this Court who is
directed to examine, state and settle the same and
make report thereof to the Court, with any matter
specially stated, thought pertinent by himself. or re-
quredby The parties TO be SO stated
\ Copy-Teste,
JOS. WILSON, Clerk
COMMISSIONERS OFrIcI,
Liberty, Oct. 20, 1888. (
The parties IN this cause, will take notice that
have appointed Monday, the 9th dav of December
next to commence the accounts directed by the fore
gong decree on which day, the hour of 10 O'Clock
IN the morning, they required to attend at my or
nee, IN tins town, with their accounts vouchers and
copies OF Court papers, prepared for examination and
Seo''meh'' mo. \. WHARTON,
No Commissioner.
W. wlw
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Ercsh Candies. &C.

" f have just received lot of Fresh Candies
w of very superior quality. Also, small guam
hty Of Preserved Citron.
1T. & J. E. ROYAL
Oct %
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a Teacher Wanted.

u TeaChCr " autCU.
nNE who can come satisfactorily recommen ded
~ AS to character and qualifications to teach the
Latin and Greek, Reading, Writing. Geography
Elements of History English Grammar, Exercises
in Composition aud Arithmetic, may obtain good
and profitable School by early application to the sub
scriber. near Amherst Court House.
.FETTYJOHN
Sep % ts
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NY Ifop OF tFtfy utatfIPIOu'
Stock oil all kinds;
Household aud Kitchen Iutniture, &c.
Twelve months credit will DC given, by the p't-
chascr giving bond with approved security. Ten per
cent iscount will be made Tor cash All persons
Indebted to will please TO make prompt payment
and those having claiins will prescn, them.
WILLIAM ". HURT.
.Ial.tar CO, Va. Oct. 90 w1w
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Sep. ?,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-08-20

ance of his strong sense, lead to the best
results.
Our opponents are clamorous in their
praises of Dutee J. Pearce, their favor
ite candidate; yet they cannot foist upon
discerning public their poInpous prais-
es Of him, nor their malevolent abuse OF
his opponent. They substitute, in their
political madness, empty defamation for
argument, and idle words and invidous
sneers, for convincing proofs and sue
cesslul relutation. Ortheir other candi-
date, VIM. Sprague, Jr. we need not
say much. The emptiness of his preten-
sions have been placed often enough be-
fore the public, to enable them TO judge
Of his utter unftness for the Office to
which he aspires; and the painful con-
tras, in which he stands with Tristan
Burgess, should be sufficiently humilia-
ting to him, without subjecling him to
too severe an ordeal of public opinion.
Again, wc ask of the Frcemen Of
! Rhode Island TO think-to rehect-to
compare. You must sec at once the su-
periority of the Wing Nomination, in ev-
cry point which should make nominn-
ton such an one which, as Freemen and
Republicans, you ought to support. The
time has almost arrived, when you will
be called upon to support for Office ei-
ther the Wing or the Tory candidates.
either men Of lofty and correct princi-
pies, and of tried integrity--men who
have passed the ordeal Of political cor
ruption, and come out true TO their prin-
ciples, their constituents, and their coun-
try;-or men, so far as it relates to one,
Of base, and to the other Of almost un-
known principles-to one Of doubtful,
and to the other a( untried integrity: and
to both, Of principles injurious to oul
dearest rights, and subversive Of our best
interests.
FnEEMEN OF RHODE ISLAND! The i'm
pending election is an important one!-
Therefore ethink-reflect-- compare! You
can have but one choice, and must be
deeply sensible Of the fearful consequent
ces of a wrong one.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-08-20

be silent, and to say not word about reform
and correction Of abuses; about retrenchmcnt
and economy in public expenditures about
the condition of the finances and the national
currency; about patronage not being brought
to bear upon the purity and Independent free
uom Of elections; about appointments being
made solely with view to the public SER
vice; or about the abstinence of the Exccu-,
tive from the assumption of unauthorized
power. In word, to be slent,a not to say
word about the beneficial result to the coun-
try Of any one of these acts; to be silent about
the good of the country, as if the word coun-
try was not word in their vocabulary, and
as if they knew no such thing as country
When the occasion calls to rally their men
to their standard, as at elections, what arc
the topics of their newspapers-of their great
Conventions and little caucuses, in their ad-
dresses to their men? They are these and
these make the party shiJboleh-DEMocRA-
cY! DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES. Union and
concert of action by the GREAT DEMoCRATIC
! IARTY nat is Tue CdII VI t1t iOilS ullu
next to interminable address ofthc great Bal
timore Convention, from beginning to cnd;-
it is the cant of the petty caucus recently
held at Providence; it is the cant of all their
newspapers, from the Globe down to the
Jackson newspaper edited in Newport. Their
men never, and no where, are called upon, as
freemen, to support the cause of lreedom--as
patriots, to act for the good of their country;
nor as good and wise men, to elect good and
wise rulers. They hear only the sounds Of
Democracy Democratic principles Union
and concert of action by the great Democrat
c party and these rung in their cars on all
the possible changes. What they mean by
Democratic principles, (if they mean any
thing but sound to catch and gull the popu-
lar earl they have not, at any time or place,
condescended to inform us but if we are to
infer them from their acts, they mean cor
rupton and dcspotism. At any rate, we know
by bitter experience, that if their great Dem
cratic party had been Upas tree, whose
branches were diffused and extended over
the whole land, from the Atlantic to the
Rocky mountains, from the Lakes to the Gulf
Of Mexico, its malign influences could not
have been more balefll to the country.
A RHoDE-IsLAND WING.
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MODERN DEMOCRACY.

Under the administration ofthat great
Patriarch of Repubicanisn, Thos. JEFF
ferson, the qualifications for Office were,
"Is he honest, is he capable, is he faith
ful to the Constitution" Under the ad-
minstra,ion of Andre W Jackson, the quail
ifca'ions for Office are, " Will he be an
active partisan in support Of My Gorsgn-
mcnt, in all things? Will he support The
candidate | shall nominate for my sue
.cessor?" The motto of the ruling party
is, as declared by their great leader,
Gov. Marcy, in the Senate Of the United
States, few years since, "The Offices
of the country, are the Spoi's of the VIC
tor" But what can sink the character
Of the administration lower, than the fact,
well known to many of our citizens, that
a letter signed .Andre,o Jackson, has been
boastingly shown at the shops along
street, in this town, promising certain
Treasury favors? And for what equiva-
lent were these favors granled' Let the
conduct of the individual who received
this letter answer the question. Truly,
"the laborer is worthy Of his hire"
II ICOMv
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-08-20
Political Notice.

The Whig (reemen Of .Newpori, are re-
quesied 10 meet IN he Representatives.
Chamber Of The Siote-House on Saturday
Evening nert, al hag past I o'clock, TO
make fhe necessary arrangements 10 secure
the success Of The Whig candidates for
Representatives. TO Congress, and 10 NOM
mate candidates for Representatives. to the
General assembly. ii gene' al and pune
tuai attendance Of The Jreemen is earnestly
requested, as seuerul gentlemen are er-
pecied 10 address The meeting.
A meeting ,riH also be held on Monday
evening, al The SANE hour and place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-08-20
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

The last Woonsocket Patriot contains
a we'll written article on the importance
of the coming election, from which we
make the following extracts:
"Those who have perused the annals
of our national legislation for the last hall
dozen years, need 60 no farther for ma
terials to enable them to form a just es-
innate of the abilities and principles OF
TRISTAN burgess, and of his high supe
riority over every other candidate that
has ever taken the field against him. Tic
speak in praise Of Tristan Burgess, as a
statesman, is altogether work of super
eroga,ion. He has established for him
self name which can neither be
strengthened by the praises Of his friends,
nor weakened by the vile ISLANDERS Of his
adversaries. He has won Tor himself an
envied and prominent station in the halls
of our national legislation, and proud
and far spread fame throughout our
whole country.
To prove the existence Of those quail
ties which are requisite to the formation
of a successful statesman in HENRY Y.
CRANsToS, we have only 10 trace him
through his political career, and to ob.
serve him in all his various attitudes dur.
ing his public life. Who ever saw in
him the vacilla,ing spirit-tho unsettled
principles-the lack of energy and dc.
cision, and the slavsh servitude, which
so VIGOROUSLY mark his opponent q? Ills
principles are the principles Of a true
and devoted Wing: we disguise it not
His qualifications are, strong mind
pure principles-ready cloqucnce, ant
political frmness. They cannot be dis
guiscd. Those qualities does Henry Y
Crapston possess in an eminent degree
and those qualities must, under the guild
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-08-20
".NO HYPOCRICY, NO T'REACHERY Y
The TRUE JACKSON PRox,
WILKINS UPDIKE,
of SDulH KfnpSff

W oVHHt nH'S otVHH,
For Representative to 23d Congress
Gov. Fenner wrote the above with his
own hand, and acted independently as
every voter should act What is the
course he pursues now' We will tell
you. The Governor consented to the
degradation TO become the chairman Of
a caucus holden at the Court House in
this city on the 18th inst. at which reso-
lutions were passed recommending the
same Dutee J. Pearce for reelection
We would simply ask Gov. Fenner
where nov is Dutce's Hypocricy and
Trcachery?
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-08-20
rFrom the Paw,ueket Chronicl,

HENRY Y. CnASsroS. Mr.. Cranston has
been nominated as the Congressional candi-
date for the southern part of this State, in
opposition to that model Of purity, that pink
Of perfection, that prince Of consistency, the
honorable Dutee J. Pearce. To compare
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-08-20

According to tho latest accounts from BAL
timorc order is once more restored to that i'll
fated city. The energetic and manly stand
taken by the venerable Gen. Smith, which
aroused the dropping spirits of the Boltimor-
cans, put n full stop to the progress Of an
archy. For his noble conduct, il is proposed
to make him MAYOR Of the city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-08-20

The Supreme Judicial Court Of this State
will commence IFS August term in this town
on Wednesday morning next.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-08-20
fFrom the Providence Journal.

CONSISTENCY, THOU ART A JEWEL. -
1t will be Tecolected that at the election
Of Representatives to Congress in Au-
gust, 1888, MIR. Burgess only was cleo
ted. AT the October session of the Gen
eraI Assembly another election was or
dered on the Goth Of November. The
opposing candidates were Nathan +.
Dixon and Dutee j. Pearce, Mr.. Up
dixie having Withdrawn from the contest.
AT this election Gov. Fenner opposed
Pearce with great violence and indigna-
ton. In n conversation with one Of his
political friends in relation to the cleo
ton, he said to him "you are a liar and
The truth is not in you" In conlormi-
ty with the opinion he had Of Dutee j.
Pearcc, the vote he then put into the
ballot box was couched in the following
language