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EOR &.1LE.
April 20

HNIIE subscriber WILL the lih July, (neNt
j monthly at the store Of Samuel Pannill, Esq, in
the county of Campbell, offer for sale, at public
ton his " Mrs Creek tcact Of Land now occu-
pied by Mr.. Collins Bradley, and containing about
$50 acres. This estate lies near Staunton river in
the county OF Campbell, adjoining the lands of Sam
ue Pannlll and VIM. Clark, Esqrs., and has long
been considered by competent Judges of the
valuable and productive estates in this district OF
country. In short, whether look its fertility
its locality its hcalthiness the wealth AID rcspec-
liability OF the ad accent country, it presents induce
ments to purchasers rarely offered.
The terms will be made known the day of sale
by Patrick H. Cabcll, who has full power aud author
ity TO represent aud act for the subscriber
GEORGE X. CABEII.
June il otif-2tof
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NOTICE..

DY virtue Of deed OF Trust. executed t" the
- subscriber, on the Odd day OF February last by
A,tlrr Newman and Catherine his wife. and duly re-
corded in the clerks Office Of the county court oil
Bedford. shall on the 18th Monday in June, 1852
bene court day. before the front door OF the court
house in Liberty, in said county sell to the highest
bidder for cash the said Newman'S interest IN two
hundred acres of Land, lying fouror five miles "est OF
! ;bcrtv adjoining the lands of Mr.. Harvey Mitchell
and others: and also a set of Carpenters tools ne
said Newmans interest in said Land is ieeslnipe III
tour fifths. his title to which is indsputable b"'
will convey to the purchaser such title only as Is
vested in nc, nv the deed aforesaid
JNO. L. SALE, TRUSTEE.
Ju,et '--'
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june
HENRY LAMP FOR SALE.

/ OFFER for sale very valuable Tract of Land,
d lying in ihe county of Henry, the smith or lr-
vine river 1t contains upwards OF 1000 acres and is
considered prime Tobacco Land. Portions Of it have
been cleared, and leased out to tenants The rest is
covered with the finest timber. further description
is deemed unnecessary, rs persons inclined TO pur-
chase would view the premises for themselves
II this Land is not privately sold before tho Ist of
August next (Which would great, prefcr) | will
then dispose Of it to the highest bidder The terms
shallbe accommodating, and made known on the
dav OF sale WIN BERNARD.
Junc4 t1St\
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ALso-TnE CELEBRATED
Enmbrian Tooth Ache Pills,

Which give immediate relief, without the least in-
,nry to the Teeth On trial, this will be found one
.f The best remedies known for tins complaint
Price 80 cents
~ None are genuine unless signed on the out
side printed wrapper, by the Sole Proprietor, +.
kJDJIEK immediate Successor to the late Dr. w.
II CONWAY For sale at his Counting Room, over
No % Cont Street near Concert Hail. Boston,
and also By his special appointment, by
Howell DAVIES, and
J.T & Il. ROYAL Lyme hburg.
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n obedience to "A decree of the circuit superior
Il court oflaw and chanccry for Augusta county,
pronounced on the 2Ist OF November 1891 in the
cases of Hugh kclso aud wife, vs.. Elizabeth Cir
rard and others, and John Douglass Hugh kclso
and wife, and others--we shall, on Friday the 10th
day of July next at Millboro IN the county Of Bath.
proceed to sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the
following SLAVES, to wit Charlotte, Mary and
child, Fenton, Fountain, Ben Mercer, Moses and ST.
las, many shall be sufficient to raise the sums
requircdby SAID decree.
Chs. J.. Francisco, -,
Dorid Fait,, ''' >
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HENRY BROWN. Jr.

UUtS lust received a few extra fine SILK BON
i L NETS, from one of the best houses III New
York, (Messrs. Thompson.)
Also a lew STRAW BONNETS, fully equal to
any in market,
Black and Drab HATS, for gentlemen,
Palm Leaf do.
Embroidered Parasos.
Umbrellas Canes and Switches
School Books such in general use,
Rag and Furniture Fringes
Store on Bank Square.
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Grocery and Commits sion Business.
lINliE undersigned having Connected themsclyc,
4 together, under the style aud firm of
MARSH 4 lSlTISCII,

Are nov opening, at the late stand OF Lancaster X
Marsh, corner Of Man-stiee, and Alley leading to
Friends Warehouse, large aud general assortment
OF Groceries lines and Liquors, which they are dis
posed To sell on accommodating terms. Tor CAsu,
IN exchange tof Country Produce. They respect
fully invite purchasers call and cxaminc ,her stock
To Country Merchants, who consgn Goods to
then care, they promise strict attention IN forwarding
the same. From their long experience in this line
OF business, and determination To give general salts
faction they hope To merit share of public patron
age. Any Goods consigned to them Tor sale on com
mission will he attended To punctuay, and the high
est market price cndea, orc to be got Tor the same
JOSEPH MARSH
REUBEN BIRCH.
L.nchburg, Ma, II, 1888. l2t
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BEAUTIFUL GOODS.

APRIL, 20 1885.
SUPERB London Calicos,
- Very rich Partisan do.
Ginghams of the rarcst patterns,
Painted and Gauzc Muslins,
Black Italian Silks, glossy,
Blue Black Mandarine Silks,
Ribbed Silk, and other Hosiery.
With great variety of Fancy Staple Goods, hour
" expected. ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
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- TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
CORNS.

,,,rE celebrated ALBION CORN PLASTER
affords instant relief, and at the same 'lnie as
".d draws the Corn out BY the roots, without
she least pain ~, a.. ao,;.,oa viii, earns ~,
hair feet, | do certify that have used the Albion
Corn Plaster with complete success Before had
o, ane box, it completely cured corn which had
,.oubled me for many years. make this public for
INC o."'" WIN. SHAW.
plant ~, % p,,ce 20 cents, ho,
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Carding WOOL i'm Lynchb,,rg.

HAVING been, for some time past, unable to
i l. make as good Rolls, as wished, have turn
ed my attention to that business and sent on to New
York for new Cards, which have arrived, and will
be puton and fixed up next week, ready for work,
which expect to do WELL and give satisfaction TO
those who favour me with their custom. You
must Try and get out from the Wool all burrs and
dirt, if YOU expect good Rolls. ! am ready, at
any time to receive Wool, as soon as it is clean
at my Machine near the lIorsciord, and will card
for 81 cents per b., if it is creased | lb. to l0)
if not, charge for grcasing. have lard for that
purpose. WILLIAM THURMAN.
June Is Is
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RELIES AROMATIC PILLS,
FOR FHMALES
yI,UEY purify the blood, quicken its circ

yI,ElEY purify the blood quicken its circulatlonas-
| sist the suspended operations OF nature and are
4 general remedy for the prevailing complaints among
lii, female part of society. The IIs are particularly
t'ec,r,ous in the Green Sickness Palpltation OF the
5Ie,rt. Gnldincss, Short Breath Sinking the Spl-
Inc Detection and Dissemination TO exercise and
nc,ty. Married ladies will find the Pills equally
ase(ni except in case Of pregnancy when they must
ma, be- taken-ncther must they be taken by persons
~ hectic or constructive habits. Price : 30 per
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FANCY DRESS CLOTHS.

rENTLEMEN, wishing TO supply themselves
NJ with the yer, latest and most fashionable shades
of Fancy Cloths, requested to call at the Staple
and Fancy Store OF
ROBINSON 4 ELLIOTT.
April 20 Is
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NEGROES w ANTED.

FINAE subscriber wishes to purchase 10 or l.
l. YOUNG NEGROES, ofboth SEXES, for which
liberal prices will be given. NJ. HART.
April , Is
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COTTON CORD.

rI'lIE subscriber will, in future, kecpa good as
Il sortment of Cotton Cord OF different dcscrip-
tons. such as Wire or Cable Cord--and other dss-
crlptious of small Cord, suitable for Mantua makers.
Also, Cotton Plough Lines, Wrapping Irvine and
Seine Twinc wholesale or retail.
ABNER GARRETT.
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M. rLETCKXER r. TOLEke.
TERMS.
III, :. IUurIabMs.g IirgiNi0N"
TERMS.

W - ,,c;e, a upek. ut "a per dnn,nn payable IN
f Pfim" No poper triR be discontinued, fbut at tie
ed'm., ofhf Edtors until all arreardges are paid
P'''.. ,nFERTTS EMEN7'S ,rH be inserted at
W Ut, per square, Tor tess,) the first time and 81 !
po e'| -, zach continuance. Those from distance
GEMS mid for previously to their Insertion unless the
r'us be assumed by some responsible person IN
Lgnchburg. ~, rr,or, uv., b, POST PAIN.
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\OGNAC Brandy, pure,
Champagne DO. do.
Common French Brandy,
Jamaica Rum, old,
Holland Gin, pure,
New England Rum,
MADEIRA Wine,
Sicily NJ. Wine,
Mer. NJ. Wine,
Port Wine,
Champagne Wine.
Muscat Wine,
Clarct Wine,
Sweet Malaga Wine.
For sale by
MILLER s.
June II
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B.lC'O.N:.

lS,OOO pounds first rate Family Bacon
5000 pounds plantation do.
300 pounds Lard,
Fors by HENRY BROWN, Jr
Bank Square
June II Is
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

4 AN now receiving beautiful assortment OF Ne"
l. Spring, Staple and Fancy Goods. which cord-
ally invite my friends and the public to examine:
JOHN q. MEEM.
April is
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

III BALES assorted, blcachcd and unblcachc,
~ at prices that will be satisfactory.
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT
April 20 T.
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GERM AN


lust REC lNED,-ana assortment of this article,
- of superior quality, and for sale low the
of the subscriber ROBERT KYLE.
April l3
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FOR COMPLIMENTS WEAR:

West of England and SaXony Cloths, various
shades,
Fashionable coloured Cloths, various shades
Superb Erninctts and Ncmour Cassmercs,
Black Bombazine, and other Summer Goods.
-.*Country Merchants and our Customers, are
respectfully invited to examine our Stock. Being
determined to sell almost exclusively for Cash, good
bargains await those that call We hope to present
them with monthly supplies from the Northern cities.
ROBINSON x ELLIOTT.
April 9 Is
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Clock and Watch Maker.

one door above the Franklin Hotel, and hopes from
his long experience in business to share portion OF
the public patronage. H. W. h'' To-
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SPRING GOOD
" THE NE WEST STYLES.

or THE NEWEST STYLES.
w T. take pleasure in announcing the arrival OF a
w part OF our Spring Stock, recently selected
in New y DIRK and Baltimore
Beautiful Style Ginghams,
Printed Cambrics, rich figures,
Splendid Painted Muslins,
\ very general assortment of Calico patterns,
VERY fashionable)
6-i Checked Cambrics, new figures,
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c1ocx AND WATCH MAKING.

VNIE undersigned takes this method OF informing
i the citizens of Lynchburg and the adjacent
,ountr, that he has commenced the business OF
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&c. NJ. Quclcn, Archbishop Of Paris.)
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, April 25.

Our Tobacco market continues very firm, and
the sales during the week comprise 100 hhds. Vir-
ginia Leaf, 80 hhds. Virginia, and 40 hhds. Ken
lucky At about I'd per lib.
LIVERPOOL, April 27-Cotton continues in
good demand the late imports, however, having
been freely brought forward, has enabled purcha-
scrs to buy the common kinds of American,
rather lower terms, but for the better qualities
higher rates have been realized, and Brazil has inn
proved I'd per H.. Sea Island and Brazil are also
Id to I'D Per Ii. dcarcr. The public sale Of Surat
on Friday went of with spirit, and full prices for
fair TO GOOD, but at rather lower rates for inferior
qualities.
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June ii
XIRGINIA.-A Rules held in the Clerks office
of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry for the county of Amherst, Monday, the 18th
day of May, l8}5.-William Davidson and Henry l..
W. Camden, Pitts. against William II. Camden.
Wesley L. Duncan, in his right and as Ad-
lnlnstrator de DO mis- non with the will annexed of
Sarah Burrus deceased Defts.-In Chancery.
The defendant William Ii. Camden not having
entered his appearance and given security according
10 the act OF Assembly, and the rules of this Court
ana 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is
not nh lnhabtant of this Commonwealth. On motion
OIL the plaintiffs, by Counsel, is ordered, that the
sald defendant William H. Camden, do appear here ON
or before the first day of the term to the
OIL OF the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Lynchburg Virginian for
Wo months successfully, and posted at the front door
OIL the court house in said county. copy-Teste,
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. c.
May2l w2m
"A aCourt held for Amherst county, on the 18th
day OF May, lS:l5-On motion of Samuel Smith
soh''r', II is ordered, That Sarah Lnhcum, admin
suatrlx OF Thomas Lnthcum, decd, be summoned
70 appear here the lst day Of July Court next to
Shew cause, if any she can, why she should not be
compelled to give bond with other sufficient secu
N.Y. to exonerate the said Samuel Smhson Jr.
ACopy-Testc,
May2l I'm
BACON.
"a O00 LBS. Prime Middngs of Bacon
June u
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GREAT BRITAIN.

Parliament having been prorogued ill the 18th
OF May, in order to give time for the new elections
rendered necessary by the late ministerial appoint
mcnts, there is nothing of much interest from Eng
land. Many Of the new official persons had been
reelected among them Mr.. Labouchers, the
Master OF the Mint, whose opponent was young
UIsracf. the author Of Vivian Grey and Mr.
Powteh Thompson, Tor Manchester, The great
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March %
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MR.. GiLMER's, RESOLUTION

Il Ill b. >ceu, IS tie 'eei>laf:,. ~.
tina, Nj. elanl', rcsalu'iou. on the nh. ING
clifton, Wig in it, term, went nj or .n,' \
or Iiile larier than the resolutions A., -
summer, airyers pablic lqeeljag liz IA j. l''
has been 'notietfi nihc Hart,r Of D L.. s'''it'
party ro't -iiIrN an Brrentcs, il seem. ~
him hc'lerriea hey do II or nari,r Sraa ',''92
ine mof,. anxious for his cleerion Isn liz. ie-
l',,oWing clirctall eaard around th. -, .ar
the SAFETY ofthe South Wolff the ,,., aid
he induced to L. 4 tfn.,cite. ~ Il I'm
the politicians, be il. Bnl We do ~,
that they will. Tlev have TOO decn ,,5 .4's
stake At s,''', to permit such game Ia h. -. 'a
hs The mn 10 Whom iIn'y have clrrn>t,a ~
rly TIC galrlaasisip ofiieir interests. l.
however, dat they wrr" beginning 10 ,n.,
'l"ir d'ie"a'"s inrn'phatic langoaec, and :, - u
ihef1, faf, Oh he question Of Aiml;,,,,. a.
hty AA9ar NJ P"iY-in1 ,iat ihrs win,
sent To reed, one inch from lie ground I.., w
have taken on that question, even 10 x,..... ny
lection Of Martin Van Buren,. ". 'e
SAY, however, that. "A few ef TIC Van p.5 s'"' 10
todm .. Clay, t>q. OF this cousiy. NJ.
uan!brr,l rose sn?,rior to parry AL 49,. 'e
dlctal' by Just regard 10 Sou,ller ri.J,.
Wht' will he the el'rct.o! The r,io,..
Gimrr', resolution VIII not tie yo,,l VT.
pie b" confirmed by it.. in the oD,;,. ~
some Of thrm inv already cyprqs.od :, "'''h
demand of he South for the snppra.>f.n - y ,'f
'endi'ries BY penal laws IS by no mean.
me'i,--'I At we are divided among our>cl,o. ' a
they may lIcrei.rr III ely continue !. It'd. 'al
protect thai baud Of miscliirvm,z FAM. "''a
dat, in 81 DOING, ttcy VII be sll>fIir,aI. anu
nloiriy oitac shareholders Themselves, u. '32
not L" reear tl'e rejection OF Nj. Chime,
luton : most ill-omcncd acl--o,,. ~,
do more 10 prevent the decisive md ,r,.,.,
ton OF tie North t,q"n the subject tl,,n a.,
which could have hapjrncf- Ardll,>..l,
contributed to tli,. :, suit have i4,nr,..l
fearful responsibility, not nuh to cir cc,.,;..
hn' TO the whole Southern people, in al G.u.
time.
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Cfaie. camptei Pate, IIcn>hsv Esniirirr. Clay.
CHRISTIAN, Johnson, " ,lson OF Cumtcrlanr, SER
'1ai, llumer OF Is>,s. Ban. Dickinson, lla'r Of
nm IA, Smi'hul Frederick, SailI Of Glouces-
Ter, Ncttered Muucp, BON. Gregory. Gdges,
Bars, Summers, Fleet Hoo, Carl,,, NJ.
b. nd, Powell, Tailor oi Lcudoun. Ragstale. Wag.
ecafr, Pstirr tbapIinc, NJ 'sters, Cruz, Swanson.
liei"r, pornlan, L. ltrrn, Harley, Butt, d.
hsbma", Jeu, Pfentl.s, Saunders, Cunningh han
Brown Of fetfr.5ni., and SInald-12.
Ifc Speaker LAID beforc lie House 4 commit
nicalon. Iron, tin Governor, rncIo>nR the rcsola-
lions al the STATE al 3uIh Carolina, ON the subject
Of i mystic slavery,
On motion Of Mr.. Dorman, l95 copic, were or-
dcrcd H. he printed. :.
On nation Of N. Parker
I IL House .iidurued
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Sol I'll CAROIINA

he Legislature OF this State adjourned ON III,
l9i.l. We resret that We have not rom at presel,
tr die able hci ost CT Gen. Hamilton On the ,bob
tlon question, winch was Unanimously Ae5..,d h,
the lie 5t9dture. 1t echoes the views of Gov VI
Dutfle, aud closes with reso uons afiirnine III ls
tonna'ionoi Nbetion Societies aud their acts ard
doin9s are MOI only ncenddry in ten Character hut
III expreSsFp'attoa of The compact o; union thatth,
st1S"ho.d!ng states cannot aequlesce in such stat.
OF things tnat every confidence is entertained in
the justice al hip Of the no4-slarehojlnc
States, winch are. elrne ty .eguested TO suppress
lncehdafy payers that the subject of Slavery is ex
clusive'y under the control of the States IN winch
1t exists and TIM interference with it, BY auv ohc
State. 0 ty tie General Cosellmeit ought 10 be
resstc Il At that the al clifton of SLAYER, in the
District OF Columbia would be an act OF in Justice and
usurl alton, calling for resistance that the course
pursuedby the Post Office department an relationfo
the transmission of ncendary papers through the
mails. vas decidedly correct, an that If Congress
should coun'craet th, policy. and tic mad should
become ve'ice Tor the circulation oihese mi,che-
vous Zoe I'M. cnts The Governor shall forthwith con-
were lie ] cgi>latle Il at timely II ea>,ueS ma, be
taken TO prevent lis traversing the territory Of South
Carolina.
III her course on this question She. who once took
the lead, now lags in the rear. las she sold her
birth right for mess of pottaqe,
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~ We publish, AT leperh this morning. "lle
''''r ahd luminous Report" Gas tfc President, in
ms Ahhnal Me,slgc, STYLES il. going ont ofhi, WAY
10 eaio2ze his prt,) of Inc Postmaster Genera.
ne concluding paragraph il strikes MS, is in ra'b
TT oaa heePn'g with the body of the Rcpor'. Mr.
h'ndtli proves the utter incompc;cncv Of his pre-
dcceSsor, either from weak head or warm heart,
ma then expresses hope tia, melting he has
sad Will be regarded Is di>para ing Nh. Barry
lie dem 'n>iratrs rhlt Nj, friend was a weak or an
'1dolent nan, and then hopes rhat the people will
not believe him Well done, Amos The truh
IS, the Report ofMr Kendall fully establishes the
charges heretofore made hv tie Wings iourlng
the mlSmanaremcnt of the Post Office Depart
m"nt under Nh. B rrry, AMI which were, until
hi> dl,m'ssal from Office, as saunchlv denied by
I've administration prints, as many other charges
are now which are equally true, and the ruth oil
winch, at future day, will be equally appa-
rcU'
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" Among the Speakers in Congress on the
7'"'efy question: was Mf. Garland of the ueighbor
.n9 district. The correspondent OF the Baltimore
'''i'o' says" 'Is speech was warm ferven, and
a'f'rf, lie iooSednpon any agitation of tia sub.
jec' OF Hlaveryas violation of the duties which ev-
cry State owes to tie confcderscy, aud deprecated
as mach III Ieiererce TO the District OF CoIunlb,,
as 10 any other part Of the country"
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"a ssEis fza ~.
ALW-ORLEiSs, Dee mber l..
] t,XAS.

\ gentleman VIZ lcf San F.Iipc on the 25.f
alt. and ann tetc yc,,rdas, reports that IL,
arm, u c. Ind au then sWrr,Gcrtd, - g CARR
son - : III Antun!o wcre reduced 10 tie nccr>>t,'
oi eating lhelr nues-t.nl the Inhabitants were
IdtlN abandoning tl"lr towns IL avoid starvation :
and lllii Two hundred OF the hliNiean troops had
d,sctled 10, and joined tie arm, OF T-sas.
duXltin.
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.FCe 0Fkte -. elsc ebnHtry.
sroccrs and Commission Merchants,

M lNlllNG tnrNrnd tE"r opm IS on Bus
w ness To tie sale d TOBACCO, re>pr,t-
nlv Sulic lh:' patronage OF thrir friends ami Il .
public ccncraIh..
On al Cops'gnmcnts they will make LIBERAL
,nyANcrS; and ir1m their experience in business
hey hope hN strict attention To render ,at>'artion
o. The DdneiHc Reporter .c;H insert ,c.sls,
ord odorse his Office.
Nov. 10 wtsf
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~ -lr hendali. in his Report, remarks, that the
reason that Maj, Barry :. had not better fortune
was that lie was too good man." We do not admit
'he rum c: the new theory that there necessary
connection between virtue and misfortune. We are
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W letter from Washington to the Editors Of
the Nrginian says -" The French affair is .ll an
absorbing topic some are of opinion that there
VIII be no war but the greater number think there
VIII be- understand that the President ncnes to
the former opinion. \ few weeks will determine"