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We have newspapers, magaz'n"" $500; ~" ~ - -.
pamphlets Of all sizes,on nearv ali s.l,;ec,s ,sIsic
have seVerafy their glasses OF res1er. 49,;
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:" large Romber" in all pare Of great repuhc,
crave The ppssession 81 the hooks themselves and d.
tails, beyond passing ansaD, OF the progress Of
discovery IN art and science. Bot though IL Re easv
10 ascertain and express their wa1is 90 easy
I'm % literature, engrossipg occupations which pre-.
vent personal applications or even messages to libra
res and booksellers, many causes 10 keep peo-
70 away from the least ofreasOn and the enjoyment
UuI;sers If ,ha f fny a,me"s = me am It ,hs
and to enable every ;nS;yinss :, III c..s,;
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and ,ha, * h;S Gsw".S $3.50; ~ @ ~ "'s Mn vs.
works commune Nv eli % s's~' ~ .a'nly, tsI9ane
nular Iiernure' and ,h., Z; n,.s" III ~ Sssa" sno
The cn,fr, " CT. 49, '"' :" 'o'" We" AuaP'eo 70
! Tie cEarn, ~ $3.50, 80,
with morni;'v snd "ca3y 3. ~ !,, 1s compatbo
in view n oouJc,n Ii x: o n es1 constantly
which The Career, ~ go 20 y" we pages OF
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is intended to svs e,,;r W.
,h"r;ze the maasnrs ;,, circumstances au-
ry stores ~ ~ VIZ ~ iau 70 he Wera-
from French Italian nr Csrm, "," " , maze
Wills, The body Of ,he WORT ~;,iha sss may ae
exhbit The msce chsa'a. az -" WIZ
ard conss, If e,cbes If me" an, ,h;o.. m
Of novelties IL I;,era,e and ,he arc Ne.
ra. s %y.a q ~" anu tegu'"r supply o. the Hie-
:J ~ y ""u "tnu"i'aN', Jo"In"s .. great Brit
smIar characs, 70 sa9O1 y nome periodicals OF
r': II. Tor this part Of our work. ,tah r'H =
me resources and extensive correspondence ofthe
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soR TIE xSeuiarR.
INe ,eau iAey did basiness II old times.

The aOay they did business in old times.
Nothing 10 more common than to undertake one
thing and do another unless il be 10 promise and not
perform. The reader will recollect that the promise
vas TO give description Of Master Jacks school,
books apparatus, &c. But IL may be well 6rsi to
describe the school house. As usual. in buding any
public house, there had been mach difficulty 10 fixing
upon location, for every animal was desermined
have ii near his own dwelling. Al length, by way Of
compromise il was agreed that the school house should
be situated 10 the centre Of the Ioreswhich happen
ed 10 be on the top Of high snd almost inaccsssbe
cliff Of rocks Nor this ali; the cliff itself was
surrounded by swamp. which, in most seasons of The
year. was almost quite impossible. AZ soon as The
lOeaon was agreed Upou, grea, con'entiO" arose a.
boat the tashion Of the house. Some proposed 10
have constructed 90 as suit the disposition and
habits Of each asima. Bot the OK objected TO thia
Plaza. and said. the XOoss had no disPo'is'o" or hab
its, for they all born without character; God
with the same sduea,iOn, abe character Of ell animals
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a. TIE annual mrtting. o CMe First Epis
cOPat Society in Litch6eId ViiE be held at 81.
MichHel'a Church on Friday Ake 27ih of Nop,r
inst. at o'clock p. M. Nor. liz.
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Three days i0ter-AG arrival at New-York on Sun
day last from London brings adsices to the 10th Oc,O-
ber--'hree days later. No news ofimpOrIance. The
Daily Advertiser says:- r,.a- ..-..-.
There is nothing Of striking importance. The AZ
fairs Of Spain appear to continue without much
cn"nge. The new Ministry is more and more popu-
lar; the different provinces quiet, and are
yielding 10 the new order Of things; the Republican
MEASURES are more acceptable the COriez was abon,
10 assemble The restrictions Of the Press are remov.
ed the army OF the north increasing and on the
whole the queens cause looks better. Ff
Accc"n's, differing very much, have been received
6s ngna between two portions in the North, but moth
In England every thing was going on ouie,iv No.
thing important from France - = ~ n =
b The young Queen Of Portugal has at last bestowed
her hand on German Prince. = 80
-.-'.,s .- ns.4# ... - f..,. ........
we certainly have no disposition to ba0dy words
with the HarfordFime respecting the election In the
remote state OF Georgia but claim 10 have as good
right to the CptiOnfor that Is ai-that Van Buren
will not ge, the vote OF Georgia the Times has that
he SCW Georgia is slave-hOldng STATE bitterly on.
posed 10 all the Of the northern
as well as the Nenand she will never consent lin our
op'nIo" mark ye) TO support for President from
the slate more than any else denomi ted the hot
bed Of abotionis,s; and when too this candidate is
suspected from sympathy and association Of being one
Of them. That all the people who supported the Un-
ion ticket in Georgia for Van Buren, il is folly 10
pretend. We have now letter from there received
since the election, which SAWS" You know am and
always have been opposed to Van Puren and Van;sm,
yet Notwithstanding this, supported as did hundreds
aud thousands Of Others the Mnicn ticket for Governor
and Congress with the exception of my friend Wilde)
in preference to the nulificaton ticket, simply be-
cause 1t 'ocs the Union ticket. Rest assured that
whe" the question comes Up between little Van and
Judge White or any other southern man, Van Buren,
will he dstanced" We have lived among these high
minded souihrona, and we know something Of the
strong adherence in which they hold the class o pol
tcians Of which Van Buren, is the lodged head
and leader; and we will believe, until ocular de.
mo"slralion proves il that the South will be in
dUced 10 support the doctrine Of the spoils' and i,s
chief propagasor. We care nothing, Mr.. Times, how
much you praie about federalism aud democracy:
u amounts TO nothing among thinking and rejecting
mentor he who will condescend to support jackson
and Van Buren, though Of the bluist cast OF federal.
s's, is Immediately transformed to "democra, dyed
j" the Worthwhile the purest and most conss,en,
democrats, who bow not the knee your IDOLS are as
suddenly metamorphosed into " Hartford Conyeniion
tederalists."> With you name is every thing, prin.
ciple nothing. --.-....t .......r
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NOTICE.


NHE Judge Of the Court Of Probate for
Il the district of WATERFOWL has limited and
allowed six months from the date hereof for
the creditors 10 the estate Of 80.
FRIEND GARNSEY, =. -45,.,
late Of WATERFOWL. in said district. deceased,
represented insolvent, in which to exhibit their
claims thereto; and has appointed Joseph Fl.
Bethany and Charles S. Woodward Commits.
sioners to receive and examine said claims.
Certified by HoLBRooK CURTIS, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the late dwelling house of the deceas.
ed, in said WATERFOWL, on the second Monday
Of December and the last Monday Of April
next. ut 9 O'clUck 10 the forenoon. on each of
said days. Cor tho purpose Of attending on the
business of said appointment. .i' 4
"7 JOSEPH Fl. BELLAMr, Commits
CHARLES s. Woodward sioners.
All persons indebted 10 said estate are re-
qnested to make immediate payment to 9a
..f'E3 THEOPHILus BALDWIN, admir-. IL
Waterfo,0n, Noes. 1855. ss3 a1as' aga
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French vV1'OeggIst Collars.
"A N elegant article, for sale cheap. al n a
= a Nov. is. PORTERS'.s 3
HEARTH RUGS. as
Hearth Rugs, rich article,
- for sale, very cheap, at
Nov. 10. PORTERs'. Z
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.

FOR THE ENQUIRER.
mr.. EdifOr-As the time has now come when as
sessments OF property 10 be made with view 10
laying 'axes the people have become somewha, solicit
'o"s TO hear how FAR The last in their wis.
dom. improved tho system. Whea our Representa-.
lives returned from Hartford last spring. il was pro-
ciamed7hat great a"d essential improvement had
been made, hy means Of which all monies nj isteres,
could be assessed, and all evasions Of the law prevent
ed The measure which was said 10 have been adop-
ted met with very general appreciation; and go Gar ms
my knowledge extends, about the only measure
Of interest adopted by the last Legislature that could
have been sustained by public sentiment. But when
the time comes for the law operate, it is found To be
nm utter nuliiiy inasmuch has enactng clause.
IL does NOT appear whether the law made by the
General assembly. or by the General Caucus aud
is highly probable that the honorable members suppo.
sed they we're acting in the latter capacity when .he
bill was passed, and thai for that enacng
clause necessary. II is said that the first dscov-
er! Of the omission made by the discerning Sec
rcary OF State who immediately the leading
members, to know wha, should be done. Some advis-
ed to course. and some another. Some recom-
mended to the Secre lary add the enac:ng clause
himself bu, Others feared the consequences and ad-
vised the Secretary do it. Upon the whole, i,
thought best let the hill stand as j, passed the
Legislature. aud remain dead letter. Many are The
excuses and apologies Of these (a,fai democrats in
This gross and palpable biunder. The general tenor
or remark, however, goes aecrbe il the careless
Of the Canaan Prophet. II is said that rough
DRAFT ofthe bill made by the member from Sharon
aud put into the haHjs OF the Canaan member 10 be
perfected, and that he, copyis, he is, made
literal transcript Of the bill furnished by the Sha.
ron member; !, and thus il passed through every
stage ofproceedi"g. and the not discovered. Il
have been read three times 10 each branc Of the
assembly and have passed under the supervision the
Governor; aud yet this mos, papahle blunder was
DOT detected. Perhaps, however, the action OF his
Exeeency upon the bill was delayed, as IL s said TO
have been in another case, until alter the adjourn.
of the Legislature, and that for that reason il,
could Roi have been returned the assembly for cor
rec,ion. Al any rate, through sheer negligence and
oversight Of the Legislature, the value Of the PROVE
sion has been defeated. Ths 10 Of piece with the
conduct OF that body 10 seseraI other respects No
| Judge Of Probate was appoin,ed for Barkhamsed,
and no JUsicss for North Haven; and for reckless.
aud desperation their proceedings are without a
parallel in our history. MORE Anon.
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MdssachMsetts.--The annual election in Massachu-
seets took place last Monday. There was less activity
among the Wings than as year, and the vote is CON
seGnenily smaller. The Chronicle and Patriot Of
follows: -Eoerett tWhis) 81, 637 /; Morton. Jack.
ssnl %, l55; Armstrong. 1872 For Lieut.. Governor
IN 2O6 towns Hull, lWhigl 26,l74; Foster, Jack.
soD) 23,4l2. The Courier says, "a majority Of the
Senate will be composed OF Wings; and ia the House
Of Representatives they will have majority greater
than that Of last year."-Conn. Cou, ant. = II. 3
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Judge W'htey-This gentleman has by large vote
Of each branch Of the Legislature Of Tennessee beer
nominated as a candidate TO succeed Gen. Jarkson
ihe Presidency i" defiance Of the mandate otthe GEN
eral, and with"u, having the fear Of The Baltimore
Humhng before their committee, consisting
of members ol each house, appointed t" notify The
Judge Of his nt'hlnniinn--to which Judge White re-
turned the following letter. Ii will be perceived that
he gives some homc-thtosls TO the advocates Of Van
Burensm:- '.rF ..... --.
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CA RACE between horse from Pine
Plains and one from this town will take place
I'm Monday afternoon next in this village.
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Messss. VIZ. LEDBETTER. &c:

II is plsiniy given oui in the Rchm"nd Enquirer
tia, ME- Taney 10 to be nomiyaed ~ Chief Justice Of
the Uniled Saiss. rl.I
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No. 60 Chapel Street,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE GREEN.
Leather, Hides, Oil, &c.

DIRECTLY OPPOSITE The GREEN.
Leather, Hides, Oil, &c.
O0n0 LIGHT Russia Calf Skins, suit
AOOO abirdor making book binders ar
l.n....e packet book makers Leather.
1900 sides hemi"ck and oak SOLE LEATHER,
500 q wax and grain Upper do.
500 :" skirting, harness and bride do.
goo - top, step and dash do.
. 100 s. kip 49, Tss. '.s1Hz do.
rs doz. Calf and Seal Skins. - '+ '"4
30 80" Coach Roans, Of various colors. z
: 10 .'sN Buck and Chamois Skins. a"t
Z, 80 8. finished and undressed Morocco.
=. 10 g Kip Skins. ne. .5'# au'!Es,1.e
3 IS barrels pure Straits OIL. ri ga g
+ Meats Foot do. best quality.
1000 papers Lamp Black. "A
500 pair Boot and Shoe Lasts, with com
plete & fresh assortment Of Shoe Trimmings,
and all the various kinds Of articles and Lea
Their usually called for ia the line, which are
offered on liberal terms by @S#Te 't'9ss p fs,'
49,, Il JAMES PUNDERFORD.
WANTED,
1000 sides Upper Leather, through. -
500 - wax upper dc. do.
5000 Calf Skins 10 rough, thoroughly tanned.
500 sides Nurse Leather, tanned. =, 81.
Also. all other descriptions Of Leather wanted
in rough. for which fair prices will be paid.
New- Haren. Nov 10. ara ~ J.P.
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N'OTECE.
WOTECE.

A MEETING ofihe sn,scrhers 10 the conteupIa-
IN ted Improvement Of the Village Of Liichfed 10
hereby notified TO be held at the Mansion House in
said village, Oh he 25,h day Of Now inst. o'clock
p. M. to appoint Commiee, mad make snch other
arrangements IA may then be deemed necessary.g 81 n
Per order. SYLVESTER GALPIN, Treasurer.
Lischfeid, Mop. 5, 1885. '%F t,a y 81 5f o.
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Boic,ouri. Jan. 10

nURSuANT 10 the provisions Of q deed of
Il trust executed to TIE, by Hugh Monigomerio
and Ann J. his wife, bearing date on the 3ls, Of
May, 1884, aud duly recorded in the Clerks Office
of the County CouH Of Campbell, and for tho ruf-
roses in said deed mentioned, | shall. on the lOh
day of February nett, IL fair, II not the next fair
day, on the premises, proceed TO sell, by way Of
public auc ion. TO the highcs, bidder. u iroc, OF
Land, situate IN the county Of Campbell, on both
sides of the mountain fork Of F,shing Creek, con
tanning % acres, ; foods and 80 &c poles. This
tract Of Lnod lies contiguous to the town OF Lynch
burg b, ing d,sian, moi more than two miles, and
well worthy tho attention o. those disposed In
purchase a handsome l,'tle Farm near the town.
Acting as trustee. shall convey to the purchaser
slch i,lr only ns vested in mo Ivy the deed e'ofe'
said. Tint title however. i, 10 believed 10 unqncs-
,ionable The terms will be liberal, and pnrlcu-
iarly made known on the day Of sale.
J. WILLS
Jan. 10, 1898. ids
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ITEMS.

The Nationa, Intcllisencer Of the 18th, snys -
., The nomination of James NJ. Wayne. now o
,eprcsen,aive in Congress from Georgia, 10 be an
A ssocia,e Judge of the Sup,emc Court ofihe UNI
nd States. rice Jahn,on, deceased, was, we hear
Confirmed by the S,oate on Friday last"
po.,,, IN tho tn Juiu. 4, kTrI was eccte,
So. ,ker Of House on Tho secooI ,Ilnt, havn, re-
.iv.t aga Yates out IT sol In he Senate, BenJa
M, + T., ck-nan wasre-eIecttd President.
A ,.,,,,,,on New Ode,ns, dated Dec. 81, v,
{ Tn. P,es,.irn,s Message t,nchiag the treaty
Win France has already Caused a preference To-
c,.h vesscls as carriers OF cotton from this port
Al ,npr.henson prevails with soma shippers thu
IN. nssmiums Of insurance viii DO enhanced II
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NOTICED.

virtue VI dscd oftrusi, executed u the sub
- scribsr by William rockingham, bearing
date On the a'h day of April, 1884. and the deed
duly recorded in the clerks ciFce Of CampLsil
county for The purpose OF securing . certain sun,
of money therein expressed | will sell, on the
premises, at tho house OF said Frorhinyham, ia
Campbell county, on the road leading from Lynch-
miles ON Lynchbprg. on Thursday tho 18th
day Of February, 1895, If fair II not the mex, fur
hay, the Tract Of Land on which said Froihipg.
han now lives, and supposed 10 contain fifteen ..
crcs. There is on sind Land a new dwelling houss
10 feet by 90 and ether improvements.
EDW'D. Is. WITHERS. Trustes.
Jan. 49, wnls
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MIN.JAMEs Y. RoDES-Takc notice. that

MHR JAMES Y. RODES-rake notice, 'ha'
lv1 o. FRIDAY he ooh day Of February next
at the house OF John s. Gonrh IN M"d'soo'',e'
Madison county, State Of Mississippi, oe'~ee" '"e
hours Of 8 o'clock in The morning ani3 III 'he eve
ming, | shall proceed to take the depos''o" OF Jon"
s. Gooch, to be used evidence IN sun now "e
rcnding on the common law side OF the C''cu''
Superior Cour, Of Law and Chanoery Tor inc cou"-
" of Nelson and State of Virginia, IN VINO" d"'
defendan, and you arc plaintiff, when ana ""e'e
yen may attend il you think proner.
SAMUEL IL. SHELTON,
Admir- Of Robert p. Shelton, dec
Ian 10, wiz"
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sspsss sravs-his voice low and subduol = his
words slow Yle ororceded,

sspAst sravs-hs voice low and subduol his
words slow. He proceeded
/ como brothers TO see the great House Of Ala.
bs'na mi tn men that make tie Laws aud
=, ell hem farewell bro,heriy kun mes. tore
20 o'hc far Wet, where my people sre now
gong.
ii think al time that The Whit men wanted
II "ppress my people amt drive them 6om ,hris
ho'nts by CO npcllo: them TO obey laws thu, they
did n" understand, but have ~ w tecon,e sstis-
fed tina, they tot unf,iendly 10 " ards u. but that
they wish w well. In these lands OF Al,b ,pn,
which have bee" my foretathers, where their mes
lie buried, see that the Indian 6,es are going ont
They mus, soon De cxt,nsuishcd. New fires
are lighting IN the WeN-snj we will go there. ]
10 now believe that "ur great ia her the Prcs,dcni
intends no harm to the re mcn--but wishes them
well. tie has promised us homes snj hunting
ground IN the far west here hc tells las that the
led men shall be projected. We will 20. We
leave hehlnd or cool will n the people OF Ala
h.ma, who build the srea. Il use, aud 10 the men
who mike the laws.
This IL all have 10 say III ramc tn say fave.
we'll 10 The wise men who make the laws, and Ia
wish them pencc ard happiness IN the country
which my forefahcrs owned anl Which | no"
leave to gn 10 other homes in the West. ! leave
The graves of my fa,hers-bat ;he lniisn fires are
gong out -alncst clean sonc-anl new fires ore
lighted there tor W..
There Two Houses 1.-The men who make
the laws have already b,J farewell 10 the 9th.
er Housa-l now bid farewell TO you, and ", h
moi only you, but all the people OF Alabama, 10
he happy aud prosperous. l leave you IN freud
ship and good will. | have nothing more to
say"
When EufasIa concluded there was peal OF
applause t"rn,gh the House AID q ,ll,y.
The Speake, replied in hnndsoms aud nprro-
PIRATE manner 10 the address of the ChIrt-br,rny
adv ring to the cause of the extension of our ju
r,sdc'ion and sonns the advantages Of removal,
10 the indian tribes .A ilcr W hch the members RI
sing from their seats, MS token OF respect, thu
Chief and his warriors retired The reply OF the
Speaker was interpreted TO the Chief by one OF the
Ch,efs n halt reed, by name 0r,yson.
Indeed. sir, 1t was nm affecting scene md Tor
ecd upon he minds Of the spectators current of
rccocctions that carries something ola pong to
the heart Of the white man.
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70 YNE pVHAAC.
Dec q

IN the year 1925. JAMES J. BLAIR lett this
Il section Of county, FOR tho purpose OF residing
in tho South, and settled in FIord'. where he Nv
ed when he was last heard from in tho SPt'"g
Of 1882. At that ,mc nc ap1ised his friends oil
his intention to return to Virginia but ne has
never since been heard from. Thu last place 70
which he can be traced WAS We''bsi'ic. Jackson
county, West Florida. Any Information respect
ing him will be thankfully received by tho .nder
signed, who is his father, now IN orrP'd'y drc""-
ing state of health, and who ~'sh's tho :s'd JANE.
J. Blair TO return, or 10 NOTIFY him " hts rresc"
place of residences, ss he may shefdy hear OF some
hing to his advantage. ALLEN BLAIR,
.4rt.tetK G2nnty, Va.
II Newspapers in tho Soa'L and Wee, arc
respectfully requested, as An act OF "ums""y' :"
give tho foregoing advertisement few assertions
A. 3.
Jan. Is eN
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& 20 Reward.

ID AN AWAY from tbs subscriber, some time
~ IN July last. a negro woman named IA
cfiEL-a large black woman, nbou, 40 yeats old ;
clo,hlpg no, now tecoletted. She has a very plea
SAINT .oun,eoancc, and quite mild when spoken To-.
She has lived in tho ueighbcrhnod Of f.yneibafg
for severs! yosrs, and understand abe was raised
near Fredericksburg, Va. will give tho above
reward " che is taken out Of the county AMI dely
cred 10 me, or ten dollars if,nken IN the county with
all reasonable charges II brought home.
LUKE WADE.
Rocfourt Ian 10
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COMM kiCA1 ID.

THE WEATHER-From the 80 10 the l2'h
INST, was pc,hap the severcsl spell Of weather ex
,.c,,enced in th's pl 'ce for many years There
were not, il Is believed ten hours IN as many days.
IN which IN re was any ,haw ." the an 81
a. m the mercury stood Ut IL des-On the s"n'
day, OF New Haven, CONNECTICUT. 1t STOOD a. -
below zero. On the 5h Of o. m the mercury
s,oni n, On the same mo n,ng, OF Albany, M
n, 30 below Z ro. On the Oh. in Lynch u'g same
hour At l4-on the 7h, l2-on III" 8 b, l6--o" the
Q h. l2-on the 10Th, I3-on the ll'h, ! ON the
IL h, ID. Ob"tH'I"'
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NOTICE

fr The citz ms OF d dord 'untv, arc request
cd to NICE, nj next b. dfofd January Conr' for The
purpose Of nominating two Canida'cs friendly to
the rrrsen, Administration md 10 nominate oei
ega,es To Franklin, F. bruafy Co"', Tor ire purpose
Of nominating Cand,da,e for Scna OF. or the Bed
ford District, that is friendly to the present Admin
.,,,,,oo 4 Cltiscn Of BedIo,d.
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ORII'U AIRY.

DIED in Liberty on the lin OF Dccemoet ,'s''
Of bilious inauerzs. Mrs EVEL'NE b. BELL
Censor, Of Aired A. Bell. aged % years. he car
ly dra,h Of thi. nm,sbc LADY, will be deeply deP'of'
ed by all who kneV her.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19
Patrick Henry Debating Society

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January 10.