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in part Of the campaign myself, so ext,aor'
a,usry aud 50 brilIilut has been our success
,bs, j sometimes am disguised TO doubt The
reality.
We have not advanced ir our organ Ia
ton 80 rapidly as | WIS induced to believe
we sh,nld, and as wrote wc woald ia ~!
other letter. r .e Convention has s'arl'shcd
as ,t., only provisional GOV er''"'e"' hui
d,leoa,,.s 10 new conse 'l'an are 10 bc elect
etl,, NEE, on the Is, Of March. What kind
of f>,vernmen, will be established will meas
= readily depend on the report Of our om'n's-
.;ooe,s sent 10 the Uni,cd >ialrs. should the
Goye,umen, Of the United States be d,sIps'a'd
4 .o receive Us into The iln".n, as State. l
Mare mn doui, bu, ,he, Texas will claim I" ir'
y sr.re,yu aud Independent, IA "n. 'y 'ht
&rb,u,,. ri. the Mexican Government. aud ar-
spiy 10 become attached !" the on'eo -. ra''S
sSlf no such encouragement Is held o''. u eAas
w;ll p,oteed Z, organize government 4"
neh description az she may think best caicu'
sla,ed to promote her prosperity; h,v ng hr
her model the form "f g."ernnen' OF the u"'-
He'd states Her policy IS. and will. Tor some
tune continue to b.. the cncnn aging oi II
ur,,;nu, b. ieying iha, greater Inducements
are held ou, to r,nigr.nts than we're ever s~:
fnre lnnwu OF heard of " ere ] to advise
would say all hasten I" Texas. During The
spsinl, some time, the land Offices IS u Ike III
) opratipn and cmigran,s will for the future
hive M difficulty III Obtaining "n"'d'a'e "
5 Ties Il, their lands.
3 Such is Texas now hu, what will she h.
ten wear. hence. attached tote L. States
undc. govrrnmeu, Of her own! C'n''m
niai.. III. s.t,le,nrnt of tire countries watct'd
Z 5, the M,>,iss,Ip,, IN The las, thirty years
...nisl il 500 are struck with Aou'rs ~ Inc con
se.npl ,,.n,. much greater viii be the w"nd"'
al iso.e, who len years hence. shall look bach
to tlm rise aud progress oi this country.
The americans have rc.,rs-d the order
bi,hnnci they have bowed their iaecs I" '''
" g: aud w,Il ..nly ss"p hen tho wa'cs o
IKE racifr sh II give ihc,n bounds.
Respectfully. &c.
M,,SEiEY 8 K"R
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mas Of the Senate, thr Resolution OF Mr. CIAY,
condemning the rcsiden, Tor his proceeding. in re
lation 10 the public drp".i,rs. aud adopted hy the
Senate on the 2-,h March, le;;l, have passed ,h-
House Of Delegates, and no d. uL, remains bu,
they will b. adopted by the Senate
IL such should be the result and there is not the
shadow | doubt kut II will b. so, ina, r1
pee. some mpor,ap, changes in The C"u"c. oil The
Old Domnion a c"r espvnGrn. Of The R.ehm"nd
Enguuer says: :. II l, rnaDrtd sIat Mrssrs Lrica
and rrLrR the G.vcrn"r and C"uHs. lurs oi Stale,
and some Of The wh,s Dcl"s sA;!"n the Senate
and Hou e o: Dr!"gatrs, will resign immediately
ailcr the p,s-J, * OF ilr E1runp,n. RESOLUTIONS.
How fa' may tc c.rrre, N ,,,s instance a
short t.inc WI. determine there C. hc but little
doubt hos.-.cs. but ars<.s L,ism and T,LrR ,eM
resiSn The ASSERTION b. the Legislature. % we'll
by one party the Other. "t tic duty Of Senator
Il obey rs,gn has been pronounced to rmpha,-
,caiy, su,irr them tn hesitate a u,o..,cnL as TO
the coursc they arc 10 pursue.
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CORRUPTION, CokhupTIoN

u The chaI acirr OF the press. and oi li.r public
men Of Tic prrsn, da,, in this county Is l" b.
u .scL he;rai,rr by the "p,n."s ~incl, the! now
s1vc os zach ihcr, the succrrdins generation c n.
mol fail 10 bc ashamed ni ihc,r ancr,tors a, no
time since wr have bern lid enough l." n",r the
progress OF events. hare We ever witnessed so To-.
al disregard Ia: common courtesy. III the discus
SION OF I',-.,iun. s''ssns hci"ccn ,i'c different Po-
",,ca pa trs. a. I. mamie. .icd a, prr.cut Hereto
tore. IN IL. mo,i cb'tirIcd DAY. of party ar'A'r,
:!rrc were 10 br found s"nc. vi hr,n ihst ssirnc
"r f'r, IN ih~Ir rndic,itr c,u.ad,., Gsrrd n a.
P.rse. Eu, t,c nmcs have sad, chang. j. snd now
ti" Newspaper prss uc.l. dail. aad "-k!, with
b" crosses: hh''!s. charging nlr'n ;hrH sss~ciah,
ii the press. aud uP public mrr of u,r d ,
crIurs which would add G,.cracc 10 the ,,ic., a,
&c vie, u n,Hs sy''e.na,zrd d"ia,na;,ou ,,npp~d
hrrr, there would b. ic.. fra..n Get Comment. bu.
II d"rs nai. j, mcsrrrd on ,i will, .nr differ
rncr. w,ti, greater waran,h IN our legislative hall.
ln'trad oi The gave t~bs.r. vh Ia VAS won, 10
'harar'r''1r Ia" p"o'rG,n.s Of 80. 'ci.l.,rrr
rInbes. 'Ec n"'n.."rs arr rncsrrd slnc., sl, ce,h
~ N or;minsisun ana ror,m,ns,,on Scarcrly a
.'r"vcncn, can tr niadr. no u.ai,rr uhs. IL. cha,
CTR az hr ha, what Tic c,s nf t,ik,ry. "eor.
rsp'iDn, OF :rSnor, Is r"c,!-raicd irvm .prnl
quarter.
Use msZna'rs OF he land arc s,rsiniuy erc,v
nerve TO drs;r": whatever uf charac,r. cach olsr,
.na, p.s,cs. aud th-,r slandrrs arr rr.rchord and
c,nbrl!'a;'' dby ti'c ptc..cs o. raoh party
We make ihrs rrtnafas not H. condemn .i,..
cour.c Of sny pui';sisr party, tu, N rc!crnec I,
oil. i"f TIC hel.er" al {" !'c guilty al .ac .ar ..-
VIC dr.srr ~ record ou, s,lrmn protest s.au.. III.
"'sanu'd srs,em 81 ,iandr.
We n", 81 ,is,.sc. iand iirarcn G",b,d tha, ~-
eyer should tel who attribute 10 every political .r
p'ncnt. 'inisirr and co,iurl m";,t., Tor pursuing
any pa:iic ua: cca:.-. much lr,s a"ulL ~ hc d..
po-rd. As samr arc, to charge corruption 10 ou,
'r-nd.
if Nc hare cve, lrrn guilty ou:selvc. ot I,.c
tsGii ar arc n'~ e"aGrianins. NC {" no. rrcoii-o.
II: al all crru;s. .t sueh has t.rn ,L- ,a-c. W
.aa crtcavot 10 avnld !ai ;lr ia.a,c 4 e"urr~ a.,
u,rtly drv'.d o. d,s". and drg,ad'ns 10 The rtr,.
aud 10 The cnuaas.
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Isca Quarters, I
Feb. 20-t::3l
l'A ,iDEA. Feb. ID. (

~
COZ. JOHN C.lIoSUr, commanding
,hr I'D Regiment, bring absent in the.
camraign asai,i>. The seminole Indians. II
* .,!c.r,! ::,a, Licuirda:., Col. Saul. $.
.a,"r ia;ac command of The said Rcgi-
i..cn;. -
&, ,,,ain- Ia,ncs s. Stewart, ansl 7. L.
D.y,.,. ni The >,mr regiment, anl Capt.
j. i;,yain y: .hc Ca.A'ry. having g"nea
,.pn ,hc same cxpe Ii.i.,,.. The first i.irats.
nf>sai! ca:npa:.:.s uilItakc cummaud .iIcrc-.
uf rrsp:c:I'.. ~
Capt. e t..soJ.l,rey's of the 23d or
L,nras,er II K4;,.c"., having Ief. an ihs
same expedition. 'Ic Grsi Lieutenant nf
his company Will ASSUME The command
thereof.
William J. Grant. having been app"in-
ted rayu.a.;rr ii the 22aa,I Regiment, IN the
absence of ';;'I"s. Wi.i.aaer, -i.sq. viii bc
,bry,I AID respected accordingly. By
or,..r OF t;rr. J. ". Can,ey.
]. i. D.,iU> Sure Brigade Major. q
Feb 20-i:.2;
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Elack Rivcr...H. M'Clenaghan, p. n.
Pickett.
Pee Dee--W. Jackson. r. J. Lime.
bn,I>e.
Biadcn--W d Moore. A Kelley.
R"cki"gham-J II Robinson, I .
Daniel.
Cmtaw-W M,rlin.
B.ck River anu Pee Dec Missiun-W
+ Harrison.
Wac.anaw Neck Missior-T Higgins.
LiNCOLNTON DISTRICT.
A. HANDY. p. r..
I.incoInlnr--J b Anthony. w e Ter
rcli
NJ rsan,on--J W Wcllborn. s Arm.
strong. sup.
Ru,hcrlord-B Bell. W Patterson.
Charl, ,r-D e NJ Daniel. } e P"strlI.
adcsLpru-A M'Corqundule, ID w
Seal
Mon,vnn.ery-..D Derrick. " Russell.
Drrr RIVERA Il Gnvray, } + hir
ton.
Cent,r.-.Il " L,hcr,cr.
hing. VI un,ni"..-p Thomson.
". VI " ghs..an, .!s,"t for Randolph
Marcos T. irgc.
Sw taI.r. and II Spin, As' nts for
C"kc.hur Manual L. ,nr Sch""l.
h II Mitchell. R,r."s Of Cokc>Lury
School.
" iiltlnru Smith. transferred /" III, Geo, :
..ia Conference aud slali"ncd in Augusta
Gc"rgr K fright. transferred I" Gcor.
ia Conference, aud appointed lu DarIcn
ii,s.l"n.
The mex, C"nf,rcn:c will be- held in
Wilmington. (N.C
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We arc indebted 10 oar representative, the Hon
r. l. MAxasss. f6s various Congressional d,eu.
n,rss.. su'"as O,'em f.s ,hc copy Of =. a ball n
shaasc the organization Of The Pos, oisie- depart.
mrni. and provide esretuslly 70, tho settle
p,rni ai The accounts thereof
We andrr obl'ga,.on. also Cor copy Of Mr.
P,sexsts speech nn the INTRODUCTION Of his rrse
!u,io. on the abali,,s que aion, and To u, I!AG'
sosp, for cop. Of bus scms,>s on tho sape rub
icct.
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.lourne ymap Printer
Will meet Will, cp,;stani eHpipyment at
this die # by letter tpbst- paid Is:
NqbTTsj,E.

A ID pcr$ui,s indrliird Ia lie late con.
"a cern of John NJ. Ni..lon &, Co. tin
r.u,ing Use MlIrnary esrab!ishmcn) in
Cdmir9,, or 10 Tie late concern of Lewis
Johnson d CO. are hctrhy ,.n.lsild /,
cu1,c inruard unl settle tl.e samc SIih
W. J. e West 81 hu is inIiy authorized
20 receive I:., mc,, aud g.ant discharges
an! all person, im,i"g claims against eilh
rr Of ..,! concel.s, will l.aud .l.em in lo
III. West. s.tss.
Feb. a0-t::3l
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Head Quarters, |
ft.ii;. UNRH- 10

Gin SINGLETON F>q. having been
rp"intrt Quart. h!ns.prof the 9th Bri-
."l,. with lhc rank al Captain, will be
l",rd and rrspcc.r.: according ly By
lirr Il Cen W tsnrrv
M I1ESAIS - uRE. brigade Major
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thr l7.h We presume there's no Instance
90 record nf such lrgisiative iuitsGaiI.:.;.
How much cxerlion il rcYated has been
seen in the progress of III. work Ill
uiAcr business was thrown asidt, the pre-
viuus question: rcsurted 10; li.e E',li..a'iS ol
The people scarcely read. and II" answer
wal; j for lo the o,3JJ COPIES at li'e b'ii IL"
English aud 500 ih German, which were
srnt "ul 10 enable TIC people 10 express
their sense of TIC lmrasWrr!
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Hx Soprnras LirEslxr ME,sEscts, LArr,
Book and L.piEs CoMrAsiox, Sos frb:ua,y. have
aisee.sr 10 aaad, bu, our cnsssr"'~n,s bare !.-"
sacfa, 10 pcrcn: fro.u examining thc.r content
We anticipate rieh Ira, in doing 20. and shall
tahr oeeassen 10 c, oar reader, lno1 whether we
asr disappointed os not.
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L.tract Of a hHtr. datnd
HAxRIsBunc. Feb. Is. !.


GexTLruEN-..T Tm bill 10 charter The
Bar. oi the United Stairs pass, j tho
Senate this morning by tnc cnci"scsi vote, :
md was Immediately sent /" The lio",.
for their con. ir-encr in The amendments.
IN order I" take them inlu r"nsIncral."n;
beg their pardon, in or'.cr TO pass l''c"':
The House resolved [" have M ut.e.noUI
session, whlci, has usl AT .uInrd, alter
having cuncurred in every Amendment by
Determined party I"tc. aud The bill n1i.
r,q'.i'cs Tic signature ui J~Sri.!' Hl.Eer
Ia be- Il Law Il The land. wmlc, lnr lnvm!>
of II must haze Ills vcr, c"cnimg, II ",ic!
to enable .ncm I" present The cna'i'r 10 a
moclus q! The Stockholders. 10 he hci..
ia, after Tomorrow, t(i"d save The mark.
f,r their acceptance. Bi!lac" asked /"
Lav, the amendments pria,eI, bn' 40.
lhcy wcr' III i"" rr-a,a hurry, anI II !Iau
10 be taken ~ lnc dark.
Yours, &c.
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The K,rsaaae IoIsatee,s, ~hrn las, heard fr',"
were a, Savannah (Ga) ali in god health and :'ne
sp i,s, and were exr-c.ed To arrive BY is si,nc at
Picaia,, IN Florida. to which place they had hccH
ordered iiom Savannah.
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THE lOUR.sA:
CAN lEN. FEBRUARY q. lsa;.

t1a< oG a..cf La.ra@, -. t,rI passage tf"sn tn',
place IN Cuaric,ton. grounded on THURSDAY tho
Issh Instant, and nearly h!sra ai,h ~nirs, trtv-r"
Six Mig Creek and Balls By. A part OF hr'
cargo had brra sssrd aud ,akrn BY the Srame
Coagares % Hume landing.
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The E:dgcI,iIl Academy. i.

TIE uhlic are respectful, informed Tia
the durIcs Of this institution are aga,u re-
sumcd W Mr W. Richardson The c,urs
of s,udlrs will be sultcd o The prcsen: re.
quremcnt> Of the Snu,l, Carolina Cn9~,n.
Clarauount, Feb l::i,:l0'
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rfnnii,s

Since oar last, there has bs~u 40 intelligence q!
sny DESCRIPTION from this Territory onc q. ou;
yalantrrn writing IRON Savannah sars: - Tlry
a1r tn. nosI,,as IN Fonda, ~aiuns for The Sou
Carolina boys
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COkE>BlRY DISTRICT

u itAss. i. r..
cohrshur, C,.--J ". Town,end. p
e.. Bnwinun.
+ IgrhrlL--J. B Ch"rn,l. \. Nculc,
Prn'!lri"n--J. VI. BrudIrv.
Grrenv,.l j DannrI!,. J 4. Minniek
Uni"n--t A. Crow II, ". Holiday.
La"rcn.,'lIr II Is. Turrin.
Ncwhrru-i. M'rhcrs"n.
BarnwriI-J. h. Morse. J Tsrrun,.
COLUMBIA DISTRICT.
~. M'Pn.R,o>. T. f..
Cnlumb Nv VI. k.nnr,'v.
Cvluhb,a Cts. Dunw od,, J. n. Ia
Wis.
winnsh"ro'-E. LrGc,. ". X. smith
Ca,ndri-I. Stacy.
Sarlrc-r. Rush. J. H. Wheeler
Dstling,on-W. Crook. VI 4 MlN.l..
ben.
Lancuslrr-J; l. Potter. v Munrcc.
Ghc.,rriirI.---L Rush
Hanchns,,r Nl>s:on-.-@ Lrnrd
Ea'o,"c Mts-..n II. u lu.cs.
r., r,r M.-..o .oi,-.-t Sml;t.
( WILMINGTON DISTRICT.
{ Bhrrs. l. f..
( Fayc,tr, il!..--I X. Walsh
Wtmlngi ~. J. Alison
Gru1ycinwn---II. 4. c. Walker.
Brunswek..-E Fitzgerald, : D La.
ncy.
Waccamaw-..W Wildly. S Townsend.
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EXPt SGiNG

The Resolutions ~h,ca have ,een for sometime
before ,h'' Lc s,s'a { .rg ua. insttuctins l.
sen'iors IN -. 80 ron thu, State. 10 in;, odner
aad So po'! iseso.u,oa 10 e1punse FROM Tic jour
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Yc,,-Alc.srs Bsrd,n. Darrasa Dickcy Fore,
Fullerton, Harper. 3, Lcb. lii.tsl,an. Hopkins.
irv,n. JAMES, aichirr, ai,ddI.coti. .h"ier. faui,
frnsosr, SniIh, S;,ohm, TosoHd Cunningham,
Speak
Nays-aicssr. Baker. Carpenter. Geigtr, Has-
pre-. Of Phiisd., keicsg, krcbs, Lei, M'Caisct,
Nc~hltd, Rrsd. it's,is, sanssl,n-i.
Atscn,-al honscy, IN favor, aud S;cnkcs,
a,ains.-o.
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Lis, u( the appointments. oi The Mini>.
rrs uf the Sun.h tarolina Conference,
Methods. E.pic'rn Church.
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.

\. T,LlIy. T. f..
Chs'lr.,""-W. Csrrr.. (onc Ia br
.urpiird.) J. W. M'Coil. aud W. \. Game.
~rlI.
Black Swsmp--M. G. Turrcn.inc, J. X.
P.rkru.
Wali.rh,r"'-C G.. I!iIl. II. II Dman,
OranE' burg. T.. pusiril. ". Ilal,on
C,prc.,- J. u. Massey. L. l.. Young
Conpet lIror-t;t". ". Moore.
Mis.i.n In Bcanf"r! and l,Iands-T. f.
Lcdhcttcr. J. X. C"hurn.
C"mbnh"". Ashcro" and Pom Pom Mis-.
si"n-E. Wilson. A. Wake.
Barns's MIeslnn-R J. Boyd.
P"cu'nlIg"-C. =. MaIhrr.
N"ri, aud South Sansrc M,s,,on-John
bunch
Upper San,cc Mi,.ion--(Onc To be sap.
piied)
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CorroS-Th;- article has IN a, :,-c,r ,!,is
week as at any Zinc during The season 80, pre-.
have srrn constantly adsauo.as. We qno,c sac.
IL TO u ecrn:s
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Conlrnevetal L. .toro.

Refused ond corrected Te,liy -reS =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12

sp,pp, and by him published in the Poti Gibson
Correspondent. ..#,.,o
Mo<novIA, April p, 1890.
! DnAR SIN: According 10 pf 1misei undertake
now 10 sit down TO write from my long wish
ed for Africa although ] wrote you since az
rived. which / hope came 10 yonr hands, ana
that IT, as well as this may find You IN the ENJOY
ment of one of heavens best blessings, hedHh !
am clad 10 inform on that myself aud family are
well. and generally have cnjoyed rs good, If mol
better health Than in the United States indeed,
our expedition has suffered very little with the
fever OF the climate and the proportion of deaths
among Us has been less than il in Amnfl-
ca. have been quite busy since we arrived IN
building, as we'll as in setllingms farm, and hon
csly believe that | shall be we'll repaid FOR nay la
bors. assure Nou Rev. Sir, that do truly thank
my God and my Kind friends who directed my
feet 10 this Land of Liberty together with lis
concomiiant blessings. We have, although Il few
priratons 10 undergo, many OF natures blessings,
and do expect in a lew wears To be able to say
that we do then 1--we in land OF unrivallcd plen-
~ aud luxury, and what's most cheering, we
Joy many religious privileges. We have truly
a goodiV heritage ; all We want here IS proper
with little beginning.and this place will CON
vince The designing cariHers IN America la. W
are not what they represented Us to be. Although
We nuNG not rs Att WORK ainnlds, NCl nave a
eres OF corn, some sugar cane, &c. planted. IN
tend 10 plant SOME cotton, which, when once plan
ted, will bear for several years.
We want SOME OF your good seed corn, COW
peas, &c. However, they Will do better after few
years. Han expedition comes from your part, you
will confer a favor on Us 10 send us few such seed,
&c. Gostcr simpson, aud family are quito well.
Ills daughter Rhoda IS n>t married. lie has
thriving Farm adjoining mnr and our children mare all
gong 10 school. send YOU lew Liberia Her
aids. ! would DO much eraiiicd if YOU would
send me few oi your PoiI Gibson papers, and
any others. Tho health Of tins place, since
Christmas, has been better than most parts OF \
mriica. Out ol a population, IN Monrovia, OF
near 400, we had but ] deaths The expedition
rom Louisiana las not lost one as yet. Tie cx-
Ipcduon from Savannah lost ! III eight monDlls-3
children and one adult. II emigrant, come over
with means to render themselves comfortable, they
are very apt 10 do well. Emisrants ought In
brlng the klnd Of provisions which they have been
Most accustomed 10 with them. The ihcrmom-
etrr rahee, here rom - 10 81. have moro 10
write, hn must stop.
| have the honor, dear sir Of being vonr obcdi-
ent >rrvan, DAVID MOORE.
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20 Rail Road Contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received at the the Boil
l. lingbrooA Hotel, in Petersburg Va, ON the
Sth day OF October next far the excavation, en-
banAment and masonry OF forty miles of the Ra-
leigh and Castor Rail Road
Plans an prolcS of the work will be exhibited
at the place above mentioned for ten DAYS prcvi-
Gus TO the letting, and all other information will be
gwen on application to the subscriber or any of
the assistant Engineers on the line.
Recommendations will be expected in cases of
persons not known 10 the Engineer
CHARLES +. .GARNETT.
1. >. or the information of persons, AT "A dis
lance, would state tina, the Raleigh and Castor
RaIl Road is continuation of the Pctcrhnre and
OF tic Grconsvlllc and Roanoke Rail Road from
the Roanoke TO Raleigh, in the great line of Nor
thorn and Southern travel
Tins road is located ON high and dry ridge of
country, which IS considered remarkably healthy ;
and the mlldneSs of the climate admitting of OPERA
tons IN the open air throughout the winter, makes
II peculiarly desirable to those wishing winter Jobs
The facility of travelling is so great now by the
Baltimore and Washington and Richmond and
Fredericksburg Rail Roads, that the trip may be
performed IN forty hours. The trip may be per-
ioF modln the same time by the Bay on three DAYS
IN the week.
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POLITICAL.
our sAvIouA.-.BrN. p. w,lLls.

I" II was nisht-
And softly DER the sea Of Gallilee
Danced the breeze ridden nipples to the shore.
Tipped with the silver sparkles OF the moon.
The breaking waves played low upon the beach
Their constant music, but the ain beside
Was still as starlight, and the Saviour's voice
In its rich cadcnccs uneanhly sweet.
Seemed like some Just born harmon, in the ain
Uaked BY the po,rer Of wisdom. On rock,
Uifh the broad moonlight falling on has bror,
He stood and taught The people"
" Ills hair parted meetl. on ms brow.
And the long chris from of bis shoulder. is1
As he lesned forward earnestly. and .tili
TRe same caisn caasace, passioniess and deep,
Ind ia his look the sdlae mild MAJESTY.
Ind in his mien he sdda So mired nth pousr,
Eiiied them nth ioH and teonder.'
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April %

VIE Trustees above named, invested with au-
Il thorlty to sell at private pubic sale, the tract
oi Land wherein ! live, upon James River, in Am
herst, Nesona and buckingham counties, having fine
beds OF Lime Stone both sides Of the river and
containing near 700 acres by old surveys upwards
o a2o acres e' are Of first OUT g,ounds.
Improvements are a large stone Flour Manu-
featuring Mill, new Store House, and improve
ments ieyery Kind very good. will, with pleasure,
show all the property named in the any person
wishing 10 purchase. JOHN llOSKLEY.
April p WITS
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n on l(,-l.,

NJ III. be sold, at Amherst Court house, on the
" l'Ih september, 1896, the late residence of
Richard Smith ST. dee. containing 80 acres. ad
Joining the Land of VIM II. Garland six miles from
Nmhefst court house. On the Land there is a com
PORTABLE Dwelling House, convenient Out Houses
good Apple, Cherry and Peach Orchard-a iufthcr
INSCRIPTION unnecessary as II Is expected that any
person wishing To purchase, will first view the pre-
misses. which will at all times be ready to show
ctins OF safe, third cash, and twelve months
Tor the balance the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved security, and deed on The Land, to secure
the payment olthe remaining two thirds.
RICHARD SMITH. Jr Ex'or
OF Richard Smith, Scn'r. dee.
Sept aD
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SALE OF LAND.

| y pursuance of a decree, pronouncedby the eo""
ty court of Nelson, at the August term, looo' ~
suit therein depending, in which Mary +. llafsIo,s
is plaintiff, and Hezekiah r.. Hargrove and otilel'
are defendants, the undersigned, who are thelv
by appointed Commissioners, WILL on the hrs u!
OF October next, Cffair, if not the lair day ei
after, Sunday cxcepted) offer for SALE to highes wv
der, AT Nelson Court house, on credit OF one az,
two years. IN equal lnsamcnts the tract OF i.anu
SAID proceedings mentioned.-This is the tfa', ,bs
Land on which Joseph Hargrove dec. lived a. .n NJ.
time OF his dcah,-is supposed to contain one n an
dred acres, and is regarded as very productive s'
valuable tract oiand,- "a considerable portion u =,
beng flat 'and.-Fhe purchaser will be require, .
give good and satisfactory security for the puf'"
monN. RANDOLPH CASH
BEVERLY HARGRaNh'
ComrS
Set ! w3a'
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n r. W EST HLISuME EMF
FoURQUREAN d pALMER,
NiGN or TIE
BOY ~ q OEDE.V .NORT.yK.

IN The Brick Tenement, far doors bfioir The Post
ONce, and bdccW Il. Il. AorYIFs Fancv Dru
Good Store and Thurman and SrhoolfetTs Hard
rare Establishment
NlNG entered INTO co-partucrship, for the
purpose OF carving on the AputhccarN and
Druggist business IN tins place, take this method
OF informing on, hcnds and the public generally,
that Mr nov receiving and opening, direct from
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York, an entire
new assortment ct
FEfsn AND GfNrl>t MEDICINES. DhrGs, PANTS.
olLs DYE SrItfs, SCEGfoN's l>srRU ME>rs.
NJ. AC.
comprising all the newest aud most approved articles
~ list all oi which have bccn recently sclcctcdMlh
great care, hy onr oi the firm
As We are determined To sell on accommodates
terms, especially ty large dealers, We particularly
invite Physicians and country Merchants TO give us !,
call.
Orders from distance prompt, attended to, put
mp IN the nost careful manner. and torm ardcd will,
the greatest despatch, We solicit a share of the
public patronage.
THOMAS 4, FOIRQlREAN
REl BEN ID. PALMER.
y. b'-Ne have lust received splendid new SO
IA APPARATUS which will he in full operation IN few
DAYS. FOl RQI'REA\ & p\INrR
june Is