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CHE Ap GOODS.


TtiiE SUBSCRIBER is now openng the FIRST
"a OF his spring Goods. comprising an assert.
nen' OF The most fashionable styles, OF the latest
I'm portafions such as
Pam and figured Silks ( Of all shades
White aud Coiored Saiins
Black Satins and Lpvaniipes
Metfoni, Italian, LuString and other Black
SILKS
Nhl'e and Coloured Florences
Fancy Handkrrchefs (of every descrip,iono
L'ntn Cambria Handt erchief,
Cambrlc and Muslins
Jaconet, Null and Swis. do
striped and Checked do
Superior French Nu,lins
large assortment of Calicos
IRISH Linens and Lawns -
I'll IDE-:
Blue, Black, aud Fancy, CoIorsd Cloths
Black aud coiored Summer Cloths, Brown
and White Drillings
Silk and other Vestings White and Colorei
Sateens
Roam Cassmeres and Stripes, very cheap,
Apron and Counterpart Checks
"a and 4 4 Brown aud Bleached Domestics
Win general assortment Of Goods, which vii
he sold al prices 10 phase.
ROBERT KYLE.
April 90 IL
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LOST or MlsCARKIED.

SOMETIME in November last (say oe I've
- the 9TH and l2th) small Dove.,aii boA'
obou, Is inches square, directed to Lancos'ea
DENLY & Co. Richmond. 1t was sent oy inc go hor
or il the care of some passenger. Inc sa'o wv
contains I6 pieces OF Embroidery wrogsh. oy So
Young ladies' while at school, and when were s ai,,
to Richmond for the purpose of being put IN CIV
frames. L, has failed Of its destination, any
formation in regard to it, will be thankfully 'e''''''
at this Office. ,s
May7
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From the Mcw York Courier, May 6.

From the Nc,e York Courier, May6
Tine Raees-The Spring Races over The Unlou
Course, commenced Yesterday. The weather wa,
favorable, the course N good order, and large mum
Dor OF persons were present The fret was n match
tnce between Captain s ocklon's Morris md Mr.
| Stevens Iom Moore, mile hebls $1,000 SIDE II
vas won with great ease by the former
The s@ceppsinkes, mile heats, ofeeyen subscri.
befs then came off $500 entrance hill forfeit.
Ma. Bots eh. c. fill broher to Tyr.ni !
Wilkes full sister to Mcdoc, 2 3
sioeIaon's Mddlesex 3 2
Crolg'o soriel FLY, dr
Gibbons Felix, Jisrd
After two Or three false starts they went oii well
together, and for The first three quarters OF m:lc,
a blanket wonlJ have covered them Mr. gol,s,
CHI. { then took the lead bnd kept II, though had
pushed by Nj WIikcs' sister 10 Modoe Time Of
the first heat i'm. sos.
On thc second heat il was u hard conles, between
the winner and Mmdlcsex FOR the first three quar.
tiers of mile but on the last turn Tho winner shot
aheod, and came out four lengths ahead time I'm.
80 seconds.
Tho betting al starting WINS MidJlcscx against
the fiji, but more generally Mlddlesex und another
aorse sainst three
Ga the Cfnireville Trouing Course, the proprie.
! tor purse Of $4,000 lhrce miles aud repeat under
ihc saddle contondcd for by Mr. WheoInnd's Co
lumbuB md Mr. Jones' Role, was taken with ease
by Columbus.
The lroliing match for $1,000 between Awful and
Raj Road mlle and repeat then came off, and
was won with awful case by the former Time On
tG5. Rail Road distdnced
SECOND Day
AT enc o'clock yesterday, tie Propricio's purse
of 600, two mile heats, cont sled for by seven
horses, VIZ Freely, Clura Howard cadmus, Flo.
fonhe, Rival Tarqnin, and Ecarlo Flotanthc
was Inc favori,e and freely bachcd a small odds
against the field, with occasionally an even bet.
We have neither time nor space to enter into n
description Of this admirably contested rnce- the
best in point of'ine ever made on tho Union Course;
and content ourselves with giving The result mere
" remalkng That the saddle ginh Of Targain broke
during the second heat in consequences of which Lis
rider was tinown behind the saddle, in which post
ton he won the heat. lie lost the tlilrd heat by
only three feet. Cadmus surprised every body by
his Performance, and has established an excellen,
reputation.
ofthe winning FLY (Clare uowareD VIC will
simply remark, tina, she exhibited both speed and
bottom 10 an extent which places her in tie very
FIRST rank of racers.
The result wos as follows, in the extraordinary
lime Of 3in AS. FIST hcot, Bun. dis. second heat
and 3m. Sos third heat.
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VALUABLE REAL r.sTApD

b INTENDING 10 move 10 the South. offer f.,
"a sale that highly valuable Farm, on which ,,
sue, situated IN Bedfod county on The Forest road
IL miles above Lynehbufg and IL from Liberty
ms truly desirable estnle is well worthy the mt.
tehlon OF capitalists who wish 10 engage IN farm.
ing IN ono o. the most healthy aud delightful sec
IONS IN upper Virginia II having all the benefit Of
the salubrlous bfeozes of the Blue Ridge, and u,
The same time possessing soil susceptible Of the
hiSneststalc of improvement. THIS land lies i'm
medlalely on the main road leading from Lynch
burg 10 Fancy Farm, Peaks OF Outer and l,bcr,
and IS bounded on one side by Elk Creek bcini
| IN the vicinity Of 4 mills. The tract contain,
! about OOO acres, nearly 80 Of which are cleared
and atpresent in u state of progressive improve.
ment, at least 800 orres being in Clover to which
the land is peculiarly adapted The improvements
consist in part OF fume Dwelling House
&c. two Bans s Threshine machine, new--and am
Orchard of choice fruir.-Ths place also offers an
Gig ble stand for Tavern and Country Store
and in addition to the above improvements has g
New Store house and Tavern house, with an lee
house and u Wei OF excellent water in the yard
and extensive ables, II Blacksmith and Whcal
wrighrs shop &c. &r.
! II is useless TO speak Of the many Inducements
which this place holds out those disposed to nves
means IN real estate, as II Is presumed those wish.
Ing 10 purchase would prefer examining for them
selves, which they are earnestly invited to do
This estate IS offered III private sale until the i5il
! of October next, on Whiel. ''"o' previously
disposed Of VIII orn 4 nj pubic auction with al
py r,IocKi crops on hand farming and plantation
utensils &c. &c. Terms accommodating, aud mad,
to SUIT the convenience Of purchasers.
" Letters TO he subscriber addressed to Lynch
burg or ST. James Church, Bedford promptly Mt
tended to. FREDERICK A. HARRIS.
II The Richmond Enquirer will publish III,
foregoing advertisement, wSw, and forward It's &c
court to this O1icc FOR payment
| May wl5O.
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RACES
NEW MARKET RACES.

The Races orer the New Market Course, com.
meheed on the 9Th Instant.
rlRsr DAY.
First Ruct-A Swccpstake for colts and FLIES 9
yeefs old, mile heats $500 entrance 1900 forfeit 9
subscribers. Five stortcd, W.
l.. L cofbns Charles 6Ilcy, gu, of snr's
dam,
James w. Wlnreo's Charles colt, out Of
Fiorzel mare 2 o
John Nl'nge's Tmolcon ilcy, dam Meri.
no Eve , q
John ilehs Charles iIey, gu, of the dnm
of Collier, A
John Whites N. c. Marion hiley, dam
Sugar, by Constitution, dist
lime--first heat, I'm. 55s,j second hent, I'm 55s
Second Race--A swccps,oIc, mile heats, 300
entrance hall forfeit II subscribers ! started
VIM M Vests br. by Torson, dam r.
Meeiees Archie mare,
L. b. Safke's g. c. by Medley, dam Dng
gers VIrginlan marc, 4 .
IL. ) Vanghons br f. by Leviaihan, dam
Crazy Jane, q
Thomas Doswol's b. by Gohunne, GU, of
Belsey lore's dam. 4
l. +. Hare . ch, f. Ivy Timoleon dam Ma.
~ Wasp =
w, Il. lohnson's ch. by Charles, Jam
Belsey Robinson, 4 &
J. u. Mnckllns b. hy Roanoke ou, of
Lancol's dam, q :
Time = First hcat, I'm Sis; second heat IN. 53s.
SECOND DAY.
Pfoptletot's Purse, 1890, two mile heats
o'"ay l. HIRES ch. f. Nancy Blunt, 10y
Archie, yenrs old ~ lbs
L. wills b. c. by Tonson, dam sister of
Iockohoe, years old 100 lbs 3
VIM. k. Johnsons e. h. Dck Sampson.
by Medley, 4 years old 100 lbs, .
L. b. Siarks CHI m Eliza Drake, by
Shawnee, q years old, ll5 lbs 4 dr.
Time--lst heat 3m 55s.; second heat, 3m 90.
No contest
TnlRD Day
But three horses contcnIed for the Jockey clul
Purse OF 300 on Thursday, and the known supr
f'of''y oil 'lone1o over her competitors, prev,nice
lie usual interest and excitement in The result -.
The lets offered 1--WE believe few il any were lalen
were 1l00 10 8I0--oLd 800 10 w. on l,onet,
against The field
p. B. Sorke's Maid of Southampton, ;
w X. Johosons Ironetle,
O. Z, llafes.Dicl BensIcy, Z
Time list heat Sm l3s second heat, 6m. lbs.
; FouRrn DAY.
A sweeps,alye for 4 ycnrs cid, two mile heats
$500 entrance $500 forfeit.
rNrmGs
William X. Johnsons b. c, Mazcppa, by
| D T. hare'sb Virginia Carey, by Ma.
! fon, o dir
Tlmo-lsl heat upwards of four minutes, an,
no contest
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some style, beating I,obeu stevens produce Of La-
la Rookh by Henry, md Mr. J c. crsig's produce
Of Coqueue by Sir IIal cags FLY was pro-
clnimod lame al tic start, and the cisng was pI-
cipay bslween Messr.. Livingston and stevens.
nags lie raee wns beautifully contested and The
rcsul, os iollsws
Time Of first hea, I'm. $50; % heat, I'm. 54s.
Il J. stevens ptoduee OF LnIla Rookh
and Henry,
}, {. Creig's b. Hal, dam Cpqucue, 2d,s
w. Llvingson's b r hasca by Eclipse,
dam Be,scy Ransom,
1t was the suhjset of general rcms,k--n which
we freely eoneur--thni Yesterday sport wns uru-
snay etcaii and snre are ,het the first contest
" all Tor long time remain on the mind NJ bcirg an
unusual performance
Tuian Day
The fine weather, yesterday, attracted A l,ree
coneourse Of spectators to the Union Course; Tho
'nfi was IN excellent order, and the running re-
mo'kaby good. The following il the result OF tho
races :
Purse of S5oo-.Threc mile heats.
Mr. Sands Mungo, -
II T'lo,son's Post Boy, "a
w. ) Siou's Sydney a. .
J u Stevens st. Lceer, broke down and dis.
lime n 15s 5n. 55s.
Sweepstekes-m mile heats
Mr.. Il l.. stevens s. c Mark Moore, by
h'lpsc, dnm by l.ao Ropkh, 3 81
N,, W. MeCoon's b. c. by Eclipse dam
| Waterloo, "a q
M': J II Willsess sc. DR.. syniax, by
| Eclipse dam Sauda, %
Time I'm. 55s In 52ls. I'm. 55g On. L.
FounTn DAY
The Great Four Mile Il ,oc
Notwithstanding that yesterday was gloomy
ana inauspiclonf day, The Course was much be,.
Ter attended than might have been expected. Thu
great race went of in beautiful style, and wos well
contested by some OF The very beat hors in Tho
United States. The two crack horses, Monmouth
and Black Marin os will lie seen from the following
statement, were defeated.
The nmonnl Of The stokes was n1nin,v ma
thousand dollars but This was not more Than
tthc Of the actual involved IN tho issue of III.
contest
The following is the order in which tho Lor.es
came up to the winning pest in the different hsuis
Bets were one hundred dollars TO Ave on Monmouth
ond Black N1nria against the field
Monmouth by John Richards IA ;
Black Mnfia by Eeltse, q q
Daniel O'Connel by John Richards, 4 dht
Henry Areby y Henry, 81
Milo by Monsieur Ionson ,,,,
| The FIRST heat won IN I'm SIS the SECOND
heat IN 6m l5si the tlirJ heat in sm l7is.
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SPRING GOODS,
or TIE NE WEST STYLES.


or TIE NEWEST STYLES
an E take pleasure in announcing the arrival Of
part of our Spring stock, recently selected
in New York and Baltimore.
Beautiful style Ginghams
Printed Cambricks, rich figures
Splendid Painted Mushns
a very general assortment of Calico patterns
(Very fashionablel
Il 4 checked Cambecks new figures.
FOR GETELE NJ EW's WEAR:
w ST of England and Saxony Cloths blue and
black
Fashionable colourcd Clohs, various sha les
Superb Ermineus and Nemour Cassimercs
Black Bomhazne, aud other Summer Goods
Country Merchants and our customers IRE res
pecitully invited 10 examine our stock Beng deter.
mined TO sell almost exclusively for cash, good bar
gains await MG@ that cGH. We hope to present
them with monthly supplies from the Northern CT
ties. ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
Arril9 is
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a n d FANNY 80.
Grocery < Commission Business.
VIE undersigned having connected themselves
together under the style ard firm of
VI a Z SCI d. BTrRc1r

. . - IL C y . x Y Fl
arc 10" opening al the late stand of Lancaster 4,
MARSH, corner Of Main-street and allev lead;na -
Friends Warehouse, large and general ossor,,
mcot oil GROCERIES, WINES and LIQIIORS
which they are disposed to sell on accommod,'ina
terms Tor CASH CT in exchange for Country Pro.
'aee. They respectfully invite purchasers 10 call
| and Examine their stock.
10 Country Merchants, who consign goods to
'heif care they promise STRIFE, attention in nrwo,.
u'"s Inc same From heir long experience in This
lhe Oh business, and determination 10 give gene
raj satisfaction, they hope to me, share of public
"ohasen. ANY goods consigned 10 them for sale on
oomm1SS'o'.,will be attended to puncually, and the
highest market price cndeavorcd 10 be got for same
JOSEPH MARSH
REUBEN BURCH.
Lynchbprg, May II, 1885 lot
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May IA
NEW SPRING GOODS.

'hhL en- Henry Brown, Jr Bank Square for
Inc most Fashionable Goods, for Ladies and
oe""emen. HE'S receiving and opening a large
DUCK OF beautiful articles, and will continue to re-
e."e, nom time 10 time, New and Fashion able
noo's, US last as they app ar in New York and
'm'aueph'a' Just TO haad, 10 be sold at reduced
], prices, "
o"'' essImeros and French Linens
oos''y Marseilles and other Vestiops
new AT, patterns of Plaid Silks
l'a'h and figured Silks, various shades
large and beautiful assortment of n,intcd Mus
Inns, which will be sold at lll,c over cost
r0noon Cal'cos, finest patterns
r'encn and American do
I, a s'r,p'd and plain Glassow Ginshams
pa au'es Cravais, very pretty
pest Ladies and GENTS. Gloves md NIts
PLATA 10 10 Cotton and Silk Hosiery
t'a'u cause bbons beautiful
n'ooohs, assorted
Ia, AZ" Linens, Cambria and Muslins1
Con- ohoes made TO order, last pattern
E Ems hne Boots and Pumps -
p" ""a inc Tuscan Bonncts
Ny uy made Skirts, for the summer
'a va" OF Derbyshirc spar, that arc very like
, r',' Of the finest Gold and Pca,l Ear Rings
en' al auction, aud will be sold low 10 oct
y oui Of the trado
chiefs '''u'eS Aa''uhef-
"e''cules and Purses
'"u s'rall STRAINS of Coral, together with a
sFa' variety Of Scasonabc Goods, such as are
generally used by families.
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TER MS.

an9a ~ psyis. . "a ,n nst sha six MONTH
oiplihh W" i.conaued (bnt at the discretioh
I'D t ~ pas aai all arrearase' are paid 90 can't,
will be a. eoa a. for eae
rsIlne Io rn .e f,n dstiaee must be paid Tor pre-
oninnaaee ,.sron or the payment assumed by some
!" nc n paid
|, ,,s, will not be attended to.
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Purse t300-Two mile heats

After which came oft q produce sweepstakes,
one milo heats which was commended for by Messrs
Robert Stevens Walter Livingston, and John G
Craig. 1t was won by Mr.. Livingson's c. e. I'as.
ca, out Of Betsy Ransom by Eclipse, in very hand
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Benjamin Wigging'on and William b. Whittier
of Bedford, and James A. MerrI~chcr Of Camp
bell (any Two Of whom may ocU orc appointed I
Committee, to inspect such Farms as may be Oft
ed for premiums, and make report to the Annual
Meeting in November,
In Grain Crops the land, as well as its produce,
must be accurately measured and certified.
The pedgrees of all kinds OF Stock exhibited,
viii be required.
By order of tho Meeting,
ALIEN. AUSTIN, Scc'y
Nav II ~
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BEAUTIFUL GOODS.

E5L 4 Z n = 4 taE1EbEFS.
BORN April, 1888.
SUPERB London Callcos,
~ Very rich ParIsian do
Glnghams ofthe rarest patterns
PAINTED and G we Muslins,
Black Italian Silks, glossy,
Blue Black Maudarine Silks
Ribbed silk, aui other Hosiery
With greet variety of Fancy S'aplr Goods,
hourly expected ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
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rr.. BEDFORD
<dMALE SDMTnyApvy
ME BEDFORD FEMALE sTM1N.p

VIE BEDFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
10, went INTO operation on the Ugh If 1,n,a,,.
'''i The Seminary is sufficiently mrso 10 ao
e.','''oda'e one hundred pupils or more, Tho 10.
rTa' PHEASANT, and as healthy as any in the
on"ed States. All the branches which orc nsn,ll,
'''S" IN similar lns buttons. are svs,cmo,;c,rs
t's"eo' uhder experienced and nnproyed ,e,ehe,s
i''' ''''oe years will be necessary 10 coro,l+,e 70
S','' course IN oil the branches teuoht in this
rs IL Is, however left optional with the pa
us VI suafolans OF the scholars, to decide whether
Wv guar course be pursued or not There nfe
e use OF me School, three Pianos, one Organ.
c 'o'es' oenool, Philosophical Astronomical and II
e'"'oa' Apparatus. The Scholastic year com.
rStS "a 'honths. Tho vacation months are NAV
anu october, and the two terms will comnr;.e H.
'e"'ns months The next term will commence
nc "'s' oil June. There will be Public Exami.
'auon at the close of each term
Expenses f2r a gear oC ten months
English Branches, on IN
Music, Picno or Organ, 81 M
vocal or Sacred Music, laugh, by note, S 90
Languages On IN
scientific Painting and Drawing, Is 90
mezzo''n'o Painting, learnt in eighties
SUITS, q Qn
oriental I'nling, learnt in ten lessons, 10 %
oahsthenIcs, an exercise for the promo.
ton of health, A oo
For the use OF the Piano or Organ, 90
Stationary, 90
For Lectures and Experiments in Chem
istty, j, M
fup'Is may board for tie above price, with III.
teachers, or IN gented families in the village
scholars may enter the School at any period of thu
term, ana will be charged flom such time accord
hg TO the above rate. And it is desirable TINT pa,
Ior the term should be in advance.
MayT cw
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COTTON CORD.

VNyHE subscriber will in future, keep good as
Il sortment Of Cotton Cord, of different descrlP-
,as, such as Wire or Cable Cortland o'nc' oc-
,crip,,ons Of small Cord suitable for mantua-ma-
xers. Also, Cotton Plough Lines, wrapping
Irvine and Seine Irvine, wholesale or retail ,,,
ABHJER GARRETT.
March %
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

- ANnow receiving beautiful assot'"'e" =,
" new Spring, Staple and Fancy "o1u,
| cordially invite my friends nnn ,ne MEM
| anime JoiiN W.
April. l6
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NEW LONDON
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Nay MEETING, 1885

Premiums fot the Second Shotp and Far on tic
first Taes9ay and HtttaeSday IN November ac1t
L. Fo, the best Improved Farm, by mem.
bcr $50
. For the next best do do. by a do %
g. For the third best do. do a Plough,
not exceeding in volue, II
4 For the highest product of Maize, on
any three contiguous acres, (high
aol) a similar Plough, l.
g. For the highest product Of Wheat,
do do DO IL
6 For the best thorough bred Stallion, 30
T. For the best do. Brood Mare, 10
s. For the best do. Colt, ono years
subscription to he Turf Register, 3
O. For the best do. Fly, do. do d.. 3
TO- For the best do Jack, DO do do. 3
IT, For the best Durham Or Devon Bull, 10
H. For the best Cow or lleifer of improved
breed 3
l3 For the best Calf, do. do. 3
a. For the best RIM, do. do. 3
Is For the best Boar, do. Do. 5
l6 For the best piece OF inc Woollcn Cloth
Of Table Cloth, of Counterpart and
of Carpcting mol less than five yards
of each, to be manufactured in the ia
mY Of some member or in the IA.
my of some resident of Bedford or
Campbell, for each IS, 90
H. For the best specimen of Sewing Silk,
10 be manufactured as above
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The Races Over the New Market Course, com.
menced on the 9Th instant,
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Improvements in G,eeee.--An ircn railway has
been contracted for by Tho Greek government with
the banker Feraldi, to run from Ahens'so the Pr
1reus = Shade Of Thsmp,oeies, look down
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,,rslpf>TlAL NOMINATIONS.

-, WI, Convention OF MARYLAND Ilve echo
...,;rc OF Pennsylvania, IN fealoa To tie
Cd wv ;,,:nry. Wln. Harry !f,rri>on Of oiio,
= .,.,e;,el their nomination, and john Iylcr Of
na' - Vice President. This nomination
.,her string from Mr. We5sier'> bow, aud
"p' an ,ar,f,r convince his friends that his
nus Gar the ,,crt Presidency is hopeless.
o'''"', .,;,,,. the Whi. Cpnvrntion has nomina-
.ol Gen. Harrison a>nea President The We
,e' ~, had not lrcn nominated at our last
,,. Convcuiicn Icing still III session.
'"r o:, branch of the ,'ab'na LEGISLATURE has re-
=, ,bc nc.olulior, alopra al lis last Session,
s,n Hugh l.. White as next President by
"''' Is to 30. There. w0n NiN absences,
,,f whom wrrr. for White. Hd all been pre-
,l,o vol. would have stood ~ tosI |. \ MA
..s;,, If ,h, scnatc, il is admitted, is tof Nl't
therefore The resendiiq tnot The erp"ngins)
..,oI.ton was not sent To that body Tor concur
- The Huntsville Advocate snys that )
.,I,ers ,rnycd recre1nt % lhrii constituents, and
H.. " We do not doubt that Alahaua Will
indicate her first choice. in despite ol tbs reeh'e>'
,.n,, to chlnse her political attitude, and com
,,,oct ,he will OF the maioli'y.
THE Why member, OF the Legislature of Geor-
:. ,,,y. Nominated IIacIl l.. White as resl
p.o.;lcnt. anlP. p. Blrhnur aS Vice President.
II .oryh Carolina, the " i,ia members Of the
LEGISLATURE have nominated JUDI White for thu
Presidency.
l. will H., sen, frpn, tn IN IKE 0'1tS, thu Tia
VII narty is mar,halling for the combat and
,ho.,cb torNant Of leine colidrcd and lea,tley
do not, like the Spells and po"e, parry, present
=, undivided from. rndcr Il single leader, YET thosc
who can see an inch brvond thcir nose VII PER.
cey. that trir division is not necessarily discotd
and that Il cir seeming want Of concert is nj ne
eesSarily the precursor Of defeat.
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W We hope that those cpu.,ns which are
represented in he l. ,gslatarr by YIN Barrnit">,
and which have not yet appointed lrs'tes to the
!" ng Convention, 10 be held in Richmond on the
III o February w'x', will not fail 10 make these
'pA1lllm9 ITS 1t thir Jarl,ry cont>. Ahpngi
'pre'int IN, been nominated, vtta Vice Prc,i-
dent IS 10 be named, and much loo n information is
necessary, which can only be obtained from coun-
~ Obligations. We hope thrt the Wings Iilli-
"' Henry, Nelson, Boctour', e.. will take this
mlt'er into consider iton-ini as all that is ne
'es'a'y 10 ensure the acc ,mplishment Of the oh
pc''H, that move be made, any Of them can
IKE the responsibility" of calling meetings
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-31
TIE GREAT FIRE.

On readers are before iii, Tim apmi>td Of III,
tr9,hie caaiaerI.ion, WHICH, t,r nedfl, nigh, ,ad
a day, rae II Nv Nors. cauertiar N area Of
be'Ween 81 md 10 aercsof ground, &" which W
cn,crs,I w...t III naue>t mes miih hon4,, in thc
tnao, ol Of liz, activity AMI wealth." into a
nas,.oi ,moaid my ruins. Ne ,uj,iaia such pa
'iea.,r> "a, vii onabla our readers n form sonc
lam, lea II the extent of fle cal NIFTY
4 om TIN \. !. Confirr
\ telcrahl, carrcti den oil tie extent OF the de-
Na,latlon my he lor.acd from the follow ue ac-
couul:--
s.ath srrra Is burned down from Wall strec,to
C5raii., Sip.
Froat eie,l i,burned down from " al street to
Gacullr> Sip.
Naor street is buraca down from Wa street
10 Cocutt,> SAG.
Pad ,irta i, burned down from VIII Street
Ia Ceen'i"N alley, aud NJ, there stopped b, blow-
liz up bni IN.
Stone street E., burned down fram William 81. 10
W. b oa the ono side, and Y. - on ,hr T.
tie.
hya,cr street. is turned down lulf way 10 rroad
E> Ialiec Plarc burned down from nano-
Nfr >tr, Ct 10 within three door> Of Br,al street
hsr" III" nameN were stopped b, blowing up Il
hor>r
Nllm >'fgcsi> buried down from Wall >ucct
"a Seul street, both sides oi dc Wy. Market
holi>r down.
W II street. is burned ,lovn ON the s,ah ,ile,
,ram " ,l.iam street II South stree. VIII the rN-
ceptjon 81, -, 80, u, 80 81 opposite this Of
tec.
All fhr streets and alley, Wi.hia,h a above limits
are DESTROYED.
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