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AlAnA 10Y Sale.
,l5l|'

WISH TO sell my Land, lying in Amhers,
i county, - miles from Lynchburg, and and
a ha,, miles from the Co"r''house. and mile and
a half west Of the Main Road from Lynchburp 10
CharIottesville-ll00a acres in the tract. There
% not more healthy situation in the State, nor a
place more certain to yield well in every Kind of
grain. tobacco and clover. There are about 500
acres IN cultivation, and five hundred in woods a
great part Of which is as rich tobacco land "a cond
be desired. The Improvement. are a good framed
Dwelling House, with rooms, and the usual GU,
houses, bearing trees OF good fruits, of various
k'nd'. sufficient Tor any one family. Possession
wo"1 "e gwen on or before the first day Of Janu-
airy, 1886. with the privilege Of seeding at the
common time. Any purchaser can be amply fur
nished on the place, with grain and rough food.
live stock and plantation tools. NV land is a.
bundan'ly wa'ered with good springs ana branch
es. EDMD WINSTON.
II Refer TO DR.. G. a. Rose who is authorized to
sell. + w
Jan. % w,.
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auction Sales.

IN Tuesday night the 9th, shall resume my
~ night Auctions, and regularly continue them
every Tuesday and Friday nights during the Fall
and Winter months. My stock will be such as
Will suit the season and sold in small lots. NV
dav sales will be every Wednesday at IL o'clock
OF Groceries, Furniture, &c. &c Favors from the
country are particularly invited, as my sales will
be regular. CHARLES PHELPS Auc,t
Sept. s, 1884. iGs
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WikHiNlA AT rules held in the Clerks Once o',@1
circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery 'J
bedford county, tho I'd day of March, lS35.-"i.,,,]
dickinson PIT against Thomas Stewart Patrick iiH' w.
NEW rate, Lewis Cooper, Hiram q. Rathburn and w.,
MS we' John Holiday and Bartlena his wife Mly i
soh' Jeers on Board and Sally his wife, John lafh
ndmund Pate, Smtison H. Davis, Tirza Stewart !os.
Iayhe admr of Josiah Harrison, decd, Chiswel spn,
John huock, James Bullock, Paul Jones, William hs ,
inc resident Directors Co, of the Farmers Bank o.
gnla' Francis Board, Ann Bailey and Susanna s. paw
Defts.-In Chanccry.
INC defendant Susanna s. Davis. not having ~ .h,
'oea her appearance and given security according 10
actor Assembly, aud the rules of this and u ~
pearng ny satisfactory evidence that he is not an
.an,s OF this Commonwealth IT. is ordered, that she 40 s
pear mere on the first day of the term, ana !,
swef me DIS Of the plaintiff that this order be nseleu
SOME newspaper published in Lynchburg, for two now
suceesssey, and posted at the front door OF the co
mousse OF ms county, on some court day. ~.
a, Copy-Testc, JOS. WILSON. CHI.
March II WIN
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~ Court of quarterly session, coutnued and he'll
Tor the county of Campbell at the curt house, there
o. on 'ho day Of March 1885 Bernard Rucket and
Polly his wife, Willis ID. Elliott and PATSY hs VIE
nancy i'y and William w. Dinwddic, administrator o
m n russell deceased, Complanants against jane
Chancery. N~e * :
! nc defendant William Russell not appearing and
P.s 10 the satisfaction of the court that he not ~
tah' oil tins state il is ordered thatlhe do appca
are on the second Monday in June next and answer h
hii OF the complanants and tina copy of this order N
forthwith inserted in the Lynchhurg Vrsinan, for "'
os successfully and posted up at the front door oil h
saiu Lonrt.honse, on two several court DAYS.
ACopy-Tcstc, JOHN ALEXANDER. Clh
March Ii wiw
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Leesbarr i,,;,,,o

Lee'b"g, THgimo
Dear Sir,-l have used the Balsam OF II cali
which procured from you, with great beue6t
not with tn,irereiief. When procured it, M
sorels afflicted with Dyspepia, attended by Nil j.
distressing symptoms, head ache, giddines., heat
burn and the thousand nervous affections wlic
accompany it, in its worst stages. At time, sur
was the debility occasioned, that | was bed nd
den. think can say that the first relief. il M
me entire cure, was produced by the use oil ii.
Balsam.
Jan. lc
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LETTERS
remaining an The Past OGice, LiJerip igoJ
april, 1885.

hemotn1as 4" the Past OHce, Liberty lgV
april, 1885.
A-Raohel Asncw.
B-Rlohard Bartcc, Harris Bib & Whitehead
John Barker ., James M. Brown, Pleasan, Brown
John Buford.
C-Chesley Cundiff. Robert A. Clemant, Sarah
Compton, Clerk of Superior Court of Law AMI
Chancery, Clerk of Sedford.
D-Eijah Dowdy, Leonard Daniel, Jr Daniel
L. Dickinson, B. a. Donald, Michael Dcbo Henry
L. Dobyns
&c. Amarllar Early.
F-Jacob Fcnzcl, Jacob Fcazel, Leroy L. Far
mor
Coo. ]. p. Gray, George J. Golf.
IA. f. Hendricks, Mary Page IIaskins, Rich.
ard Hudson, Price Hopkins, Robcr, Holladsy, Ste.
phcn Hewitt
J-Rcbecca Jones, James +. Johnson Nancy
Jackson.
k-Ttomns KEYS.
L-Rlchard Lighfoo, Asa Lcwaen Elder
W 'lllam Leftwich, Rober, Tinslcy, William Len
wch, w. H.
M-Robe't G. Minor, Miss E. w. Mosey, Ed.
win Moore 3, William McGlo,hlan.
N-Miss jane Nichols
P-Moses Parker, Elizabeth Padsct. (wiIow
robin Robertson
S-Dr. K. A. Sale, Thomas Smolhers, james
Stump, Nathaniel Steward, J. w. Scott.
T-W William Nj. Thurmond, & Co. Elder Isaac
S Tinsley, Sas Taylor.
V-Dr. w. B. Vaughn 3
W-Samuel N. Wilks 2, Matilda White.
REUBEN PARKER, P NJ.
ApIii WV
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NEW GOODS.
Feb. 10

flliE subscriber is now receiving his SPRING
- SUPPLY OF GOODS. which will comprise
general asso' tment Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods.-His assortment Of READY MADE CLIO,
HING sii lie more extensive than heretofore
kept and he assures his friends aud the Public,
that he will SELL to say the least, on as good terms,
as can be purchased at any other house in tho
town. MHkRT
April9
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Mr. William A. Staples,
" ou are hereby notified that on the 80 and
4'h days of April ensuing, at the tavern Of
raleigh Chiffon Campbell city. shall proceed to
take the dispositions of sundry persons. to be read
as evidence IN certain matter of controversy.
uepenams IN the Circuit Superior court of Law
anu ehancery for the town Of Lynchburg in which
l. as executor of Samuel Porter with others. am
defendants, and you and others plaintiffs. when
and where You may attend.
SAMUEL DAVIDSON, ex'or. of S. Porter.
March Is ,,,k.
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March Is
COTTON CORD.

VIE subscriber will in future, keep good as
sortment of Cotton Cord, of different descrip-
,ns, such as Wire or Cable Cortland other de-
'crpt'ons ohsmall Cord, suitable for manua-ma.
kers Also, Cotton Plough Lines Wrapping
Iwine and Seine Irvine, wholesale or retail.
ABNER GARRETT.
March % &c
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NOTICE.

"A GREEABLY to decree of Campbell Febru.
- airy court, 1885, we, VIM. Whi,low and Chas.
Walker, Commissioners, appointed by the said
court will proceed to sell, on the ll;h day of April
next, at the late residence Of Chas. Walker. dec.
ny way OF public auction, upon a credit of IL
months, the Land and Negroes named in said de-
cree. VIM. WHITLOW &
CIAs. WALKER, Oo"S
March 10 w,ds.
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Feb. ,
NOTICE..

VIE subscribers having been separately en-
n gagged for several years in the wholesale Dry
Goods business, have lately entered into coport.
nershp for the prosecution of the same, under the
irm of llALLOCk & BATES, at No. 23i,
Pearl Street, corner Of Burling Slip.
They have availed themselves of ample room by
completely arranging together with the frs, floor
and cellar, the spacious loft Of the building, in which
they purpose to keep stock of Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods comprising an assortment which per-
haps vii not be surpassed by amy in the city.
They therefore respectfully invite their friends
and Merchants at distance, to call and examine
their Goods, and venture with confidence to as
sure them, that the prices at which they sell taken
IN connection with the assortment kept render in :
ducemer,s TO purchasers rarely offered
CHARLES HALLOCK.
GILBERT BATES.
New York, Feb % ON
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NEW SPRING GOODS

NEW SPRIN1 ssoODS,
JUST RECEIVED:
Floral Chlniz
Beautiful Calicos and Glnghams,
Lace Muslin, Ia fashionable article,)
Faocy Coored Muslins u
Plaid Silks, Ia new arilcle)
Fawn Colored and light Green POI de sol DO
Ladies Blond Gloves and Miis,
Fancy Handkerchefs,
ALSO,
Assorted Candies,
Sugar Doves and Peaches,
Cordial Drops and Jelly Cakes,
Sugar Kisses, &c. &c.
Prunes, Fancy Boxes,
Boxes Of Lemons and Oranges,
3 hhds. of Prime Sugar House Mo'asses, sucf
as have been retailing.
HENRY BROWN, Jr.
Bank Square.
April is
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"a Court held for Bedford county the Courto'''
ga the 24h day of February, sJ4,-Danel l.. Ffee
Executor of Robert Price, deceased and Garnet Lee AT
fvira his wife, late Evira Thorp, plaintiffs, against &
m.ner, and William Thorp, defendants-ln Chanccry'
on the motion of the defendants by COUNSEL and for R
canse shewn it is ordered, that unless the plaintiff 'a
give new bond and security foi the prosecution Of u.
within thirty days after they shall have pre-
sef'ed win copy of this order, lby publications "m wv
pahiel IT, Price, in the Niremian, paper published N Wv
Town o, ynchbnrg and personal notice, ms TO the
p'an'' tvira Lee, late Elvira Thorp that this nJune0
tand dissolved, as act of this day.
Copy-Teste,
March Q On
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FAMILY BACON.

"E have on hand AMI for sale, $4,000 lbs Of
w Prime Family Bacon, rut up and cured by
ourselves. w. az.
April . wtlJ
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Saddle and Harness Mandatory

THE subscriber takes this
method Of returning his thanks
TO his friends and the public for
the patronage heretofore extern
ied to him, aud TO INFORM them
that he isstlll carrying on the
above business. in all its various
branches, one door below
Mess's. Miller & Roberts, md
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SAVINGS BANK.

VI EHTISiS > "A y MUD ID 4 N n {.
HEPOSITES will be received by this Institu-
NJ ton, and certificates issued, bearing ntero ST
at ire following rates: Fer any time un1c: four
months, per cent per annum for four and not
exceeding six months, per cent per onnum; and
f,r SIX months and over, 5 per cent per annum.
Persons wishing to make deposies, will apply
to Thomas Mckinney, Treasurer, at the office of
TIE bank.
JOHN r. MCDANIEL, President
THOMAS MCKINNEY, Treasurer.
JOHN MCKINNEY, Secrctarv.
Sam. Bransfold - CHRISTOPHER Roberts.
John w. YOUNG : James r. S,evoax
John R. ID. Payne, < John Revclcy,
Robert w. Collins, : VIM. l.. Lancaster,
Hobson Johns,
Feb. 70 w1wfi cannon
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Grocery & Commission Business.
TRHE undersigned, having connected them
- selves, under The style and firm OF
M'CORKLE & M'DANIEL,
will continue at the old stand Of Samuel McCor-
, Me, (on main street, Sd door above The Market
house, GROCERY AND GENERAL COM
MISSION BUSINESS, and intend keeping on
hand at all times, large and general assortment
OF FAMILY GROCERIES, HIDES, LEATHER,
TANNERS OIL, e.. &C., which they will sell
LOW for cash. in exchange for country produce
or to punrtual customers, short credit
ToCOUNTRY MERCHANTS favoring them
with the care OF their GOODS, they promise strict
attention paid to the order when receiving, aud
every exprl'on used 10 forwad them without dcidy
LIBERAL ADVANCES II required w.. !.
made upon Produce nsigned to them for sale
From their experience in business, they hope 10
be enabled to give satisfaction, and respectful y
SOLICIT the patronage of the former customers
Of the house, OF their friends aud OF the public gen.
orally SAMUEL MrCORKLE.
JOHN X. McDANIEL
MAJ oh W4Uif lal2m
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SPRING GOODS.
FRANKLIN. HUNT X CO.,

HAVE the pleasure Of informing their custom
Ii ers and the public generally, that they have
received part Of their SPRING GOODS, con-
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FOR RENT.
~ The house on the corner of Main
EE! street, and friends Ally, formerly oc-
liiii cupied by Lancaster & Marsh This
sssl4a-. house is as well adapted to the Gro.
Gerry and Commission business, as any house in
tins place, being twenty four feet wide and eighty.
SIX IN length, and first rate cellar, extending half
the depth of the house For further particulars. an
ply to the subscriber.
DAVID r. LYMAN.
Feb. Q
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. l ABLE,
INnrhl,. L.

DR.. JOIN S MILLER. Frederick Town. Nj "a
do hereby certify that had this la, ~.
and summer a constant, pain in my somacs ~ ing
great weakness in my kidneys, and pam , W."
my eyes for which | used IA good many ren ,s'D''
without giving relief | was at last recommeo5p,
TO try "A bottle Of Garlegants Balsam nj ua"I'
prepared by John S, Miller. | accord;p,,.
Of bottle, which procured of hi, .sa "'apr
Hasersown. which restored me TO my pood La,, ~
again. and am now as well MS evtrl wss 49,,
are at liberty to make it known for the hem E; 'o'
those afIl cted in the sameway. W
Yours, &c. JACOB BoWrn
hdgefs'o"n' oeP'' 1911 Cour; Ctler
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prietor has a great number Of cer,i6ca,s. lit
posse ssion, of cures performed BY ,hi. =. :" h
Medicine, which would fill several col,na auas.
newspaper, and therefore gives on'y few few o. 4
most prominent, which the reader will saa =" 'hel
this advertisement. 1t is neatly pu, IN ins ~
pint bottles, with the name OF the Medic as.
on the glass of each bottle, and the nro.,
signature on a label, pasted on the on, IT.
per OF each bottle TO prevent it from beips "rap
lerfeipd. Each bottle is accompanied VS. eoan,l
siye directions for its use which can a, all ia. =.
and Of the subscriber, at one dollar ~. ,ne' be
ahdby the quantity, at a liberal dscoun, OSs'
Il. STABLE,
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500 REV ARD,

ANYWAY from the subscriber about the
A~lOth of January last, negro man named
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earle GIANTS
HAAsAM OF AEai,rSv
PREPARED ONLY BY JOHs S. MlllFs

HE subscriber ha. a.,
ed a full SUPPLY Of the nj, fttsir
liable Bslsam Of Hahn , Wv IA
no" extensively used and mt u
'nmany places in the STAT. "aesr
einia, Maryland. P epn.ylv,,o' sr.
h'o, New York and K,nIn,aa'a' o.
astonishing success. and h.! vii
formed wonderful cures in ' PEI per-
pepsla, Cholic'. Neryou, py1
mor', Lowness Of spirirs, p,,, III
ton OF the hesrt:-.;,;. "'i'ila,
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lnSq,
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VGUHIIUE.
I'm
The celebrated and successful race
horse Tychicus,

"1LL cover the ensuing season, eommenonl
w ls February. 1898. and expiring the io''
Jly iilo~ ings, the stable Of Mr.. Chu'ies lie
in Iynehhu,r
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~,,nher as they are uniniiuch'ia' III ci''rae =
~ ,ri..re i an inherent hatred Of slavery in the
''' .u,,s, which cannot but have been aroused
,c,;on by the efforts OF the aboionSts to show
...ov,r odous it is in the abstract, II is much
~ in its practical details 4; and hence we are
:, r the universal prevalence OF aboIltionism in
W. y, :.,s.,ey. and that the suiiragcs Of whole
~ ;f,bo vote we're takcn "would be cast, if
Ito Immediate, certainly for the very spec
I'D fall abolition of Southern slavery" We
:, 80, doubt the truth of this assertion. 1t is We
a,sy 10 be phlanthropic when it costs nothing.
,r,...o vopld net be paupcr in the wide world
z..,cbea debtor would ever rot in prison, and
~ ,...a.1 cries for bread would ever be wruug
~ ,he widow and the orphan, ii their ncccssi-
.,ll he relieved without the aid Of money.
,,'s N these gentlemen, who are so ready
In for abolition, be equally ready 10 pay
- ,rica. even on the snppositon that we should
Nv =, ~ submit our tights to the decision Of
,,.,,.ot voices I" There lies the rub. viii
A., nav for the valuable manumlttcd slaves, or
...a consent to support the helpless and mfrm
-, ,bem Not they. Put the question on
~. ,>s,e and their philanthropy would CONCEAL
.oro raoidlv dian water freezes at the North Pole
,y,ter. But these oilicious Intermediates
.boud have learned by this time that 'his is not
,,c,,;on for their sulllagcS, atall-and the mo-
mon, they attempt to pat 1t 10 the 'o'e' THAT mo
uent they may prepare,t TO" back their Judgment
,.,tI their money, with their swo DIS. This
:, L., .,,,,n If menace. as Gen. jackson
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.-s-ARRlAGES.

Married on the evening Of Tuesday, September E,
by the Key. i. g. smith, NJ jaws NGrcALrL, Ia
Miss hhe@thEr iiAnHEsoH, Youngest daughter Of
Samuel l. Harrison, Esq. OF tins town.
- on W rduc,diy, the 18Th instant, by the
X es. llitam icii"Ich (W. ~ Nh. KoBEGr J.
TnrRNoN, To Mis-, SorHIN = daughter OF " llIlam
Reese, decd, all of Bedford.
a. fhr Richmond Wing and Enquirer, aud the
DanHlll, Reporter, viii insert the above.
-, "nthc 18th INST bl the Rev, Moses Grccr.
lr.. Mr.. RICHARD PowrLL oi Amherst, to Mis-, BIZ
LINDA GEfrIrH OF Franklin
-, On the 2jth inst. by the Rev. Matthew
Jackson, Nh Josrru CuLENAS Of Amherst, to Miss
cATnAEINE PINhtEn of franklin
-, on the 10Th inst. by the Rev. Matthew
jackson, Mr. IANpoS TNILAFERRo of Rocky Mount,
IN Miss A>& DIVES, formerly Of Richmond.
q = The Richmond Wing Will please insert the
above.
-, on tine 18th umo, by the Rev. Samuel
Brown. DIR. ions Ar,TiN OF New London to Miss
SARAH BALLER, daughter Of Maj. John Balcr OF
Bath County.
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ELECTIONS. &c.

NoRru CARoI1yA-Thc Raleigh Register, a
paper Of remarkable moderation in politics, and
therefore less Liable TO be miscd by its feelings in
TO erroneous calculations, states, that, as far as
heard from, parties in the next House OF Com
mons are nearly baanccG-lor White 81, for \ an
Buren, 05--and the counties of Haywood, Tyr
rel, Asllc and lancey, only, to be heard from,
which, it was coniecurcd, would return about an
equal number of both parties. Notwithstanding this
apparent equality of strength in the two parties,
however, it is very evident, by the Congressional
vote, that tie Wings constitute large majority of
the stae-hasng majority of the Congressional
delegation, representing raSt majority of the pco
pie, as shown by the returns.
observation-disclosures from - counties exhibit
the following results OF the canvas, for two mcm-
bers ii the next Congress-
Ashley (Nhitc) 1l,727
Harrison Van Burcn) $500
STROLLER (dubous) o,23S
Birch (Nhite,) SIPS
Gen Ashley is certainly elected. 1t is doubtful
which of the other candidates will be his colleague
The last st Louis Republican, (Which, by the
way, we receive very irrcgularly) says. 9 1t is
evident had the latter gentleman (Birch) visited
the southern counties of the State, and inspired
ms friends with confidence in his prospects, he
would unque>tionably have beaten either of his OPP
ponents.' We have designated Mr.. Strothcr as
occupying equivocal pos ition on the chcssboard
rom this circumstance Although, when nom-
mated as candidate for Congress, he was regard
ed as am orthodox Van Buren, man, and fit tool
. oil oil. Benton, aitcr-occurrcnccs led the latter
parsonage to denounce him as a traitor in the camp
ana TO use all his efforts to defeat his election. so
'io'eht was the alteration between them, that
e'fother challenged Benton. but the wordv bully
/ 'e'used TO meet him in mortal combat.-Thc last
cincinnati Wing adds to this information, that gen
'''"eh Just arrived in that city from st LcuiS,
brought the information that when Benton refused
W meet >trotl'er, the latter publicly denounced
ut 'otill' as coward and scoundrel and avowed
"s 'ii'eh'lohto shoot him on sight Strothcrs pur-
pose mad been communicated to Benton, who, it
~ Sad' had prepared himself for the threatened as
'''' we should not be surprised to learn that
'''e or both OF them has been killed
nhopE-isLAND.-Thc election for two mem
p, rs oi congress has just taken place in this State.
:, ut wing candidates were Tristram Burgess and
,en'y !. Cranston; Jackson candidates, Dutec
e''ce and Nm b. Spraguc. The following
F'''sfaPh contains our latest information
From the Providence Journal
-, 'c eVe below a statement of the votes given
'pf'i Tor governor, with the vote Of Yesterday
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MORE INCE\DIARIES !

postscript to the last Winchester Ropubii'a"
:. We learn that one Of MIR. Tappans cmis-
,,ro, came few DAYS ago to Sh'phrrdsto"n, on
III, Potomac, in our sister county OF Jefferson,
.,;s,r;bued ii argc number of his tracts, &c. a.
mong tie blacks, and escaped before suspicion was
oxci,ed asains, him. Great excitement prevails
n Jefferson county, ON The suhicct.-Loudoun
county. We understand, is flooded with nccndlary
tracts
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o. Anti Abolition Meetings have been held III Mo-
bile and New Orleans. In the latter City, resolutions
were offered proposing TO establish an association TO
be st,lcd TIE Louisiana Constitutional and tHh Fd-
nGiica Society," To be Incorporated by tn" Legislature,
with a capital Of $500 600, to be placed at its dSpo-
sa for purposes which not fully developed, many
account that we have of the proceedings. These
resolutions were warmly opposed by Randall Hunt,
Esq and rejected and others adopted similar in cha
lactcr to those generally ag,ccd to by Southern meet
mos.
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he phiIadeIpha Gazette states that the Banks
OF that city have agreed not to receive 6ths of
Spanish dollar for more than five cents Til, will
reduce tile numerous tribe knoWnby the name of fps
to an equality with our five pieces, and occasion
thayr who trade IN snail ware
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VAR. ~ yassS. r.. e.. SMITHS
Boarding and Da, School,
FoI: YSUTgGs LADIEs.

II Nt HBt KG.
FE'!II. Fail and Winter Session of this Seminary,
n viii open on Tuesday tire first dav of Septcnr-
Der next. Thc Principal will avail himself of all the
requisite aid IN conducting the English braneh hes and
rencwedly pledges the faithful cNertions in eve
r, department.
Twelve or fiiteeu Young Ladies can be acco,nmo-
dated as Hoardets
Lessons in Draurag and Painting by Mrs. 4. b.
SMITH.
Lessons in Mpsic, BY airs. f. G. SMITH,
Mrs :. having frequently send to- the Northem
Cities for Music. will. with pleasure. take charge
OF any order, for PIANO FORTES. Persons wish
ing to obtain Instruments combining eH the modern
Improvements, may examine such daily EXPECT
cd or NAV make their selection as to QUALITY
and cost. from priced Catalogues OF the most cele
bratrd makers.
August II. ~3si y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-03
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Corrected by Tfolcombo e. Tyrce.

hNusine prices Of passed Tobacco, 81 - 10 II 90
Inferior To common, d % To 80
etltoh 10 good, - to 4 80
nohd To iine' Z 80 to 10 90
Fine Manniaettlfns qualities 10 % 10 ~ 30
Iugs, 4 75to = 10
Inspected tlfe pas werI, = hnls of Passed To.
baeeo = refused total ia9
Comparison at fpspttflop 1871 and IS3,