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wight, May, Garland, Booker, WitsLer Caup.
nell, f3ayl Of A., Samuel of e.. Noncurc S,,n.

".ignt, May, Garland, Booker, Wit,Ler Csup.
ikii' asaviyo Of A., Samuel Of e., Moncurc. Stan.
ara, Rises, voolfolk, Ball, Peter Goots. Stuart.
Stranger, Smith of Greenbrier and Wiley.
The resolution ol the committee for court, of
justice, declaring, as the opinion OF that com
niittee, that the General Assembly have The
power, uhuer the constitution, Whenever a va
cancf occurs by death or resignation OF the Go
vernon, tochange the period fixed by law for
the commencement ofhis o%lliciai term, and TO
elect a Governor, TO take Office from the period
prescribed by the law so chan c , was taken
up on wednesday last, and after considerable
discussion, in which Messrs. Witcber. Booker.
kiyes, May and Stanard participated. il was
lad on the table, on motion of the last named
gentleman.-On Thursday, it wa. again taken
up. and passcd-yeas 1903, nays 10.
Among the petitions presented, are the follow
ing:-by Mr.. Wilson Of b. O fcitizens oil Botetouri
and Montgomery, for a new county out OF paris
OF said counties by MIR. Richardson, OF CT.
tizens OF Charlotte, for the incorporation
OF acompany TO construct u railroad from
Farm lille TO Ta,ville and by Mr.. Davis, Of
citizens OF Smytll, Tor an increase OF Banking
capital at Lynchburg.
On Mr.. Powcll's motion, the committee Of
and agriculture was instructed to
enquire into the oxpedicncy Of incorporating q
com pany 70. the manufacture of iron in the
counties OF Amherst and Nelson
On motion Of Mr.. Muriaugh, the committee
OF Roads, &c. were instructed to inquire into
the expediency OF proyiding by law that when
ever hereafter the survey or location Of any con
templated rail road, canal, turnpike, or other i'm
provement, shall be made by authority Of aud
at the expense OF the General Assembly, and a
joint stock company shall thereafter construct
such improvement, the cost of said survey or
location shall be Reimbursed to the State by the
joint stock company, in its stock, to the amount
of such cost.
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PIANO roRTEsrs,

From the celebrated house. of Nupns, Clarke
e Go. aud Dubois, Bacon 4 thdmtGs, which
can be sold at the established New York prices
as given in the manufacturers published ca
talosues. with the addition only Of the COS, Of
transportation.
GUITARS Of every style, including some
beautiful Partisan instrum ents, and varying in
price from five 10 one hundred dollars.
Mrs. s. receives from the northern cities,
monthly. supplies ofnew and popular MUSIC,
for the Piano Forte and Guitar. Her stock is
very large, comprising every thing of value or
celeprlty, whether for students or amateurs, and
is worth the attention of Music Teachers, resi-
ding in the interior, who will be furnished on
more favorable terms than they can be in Rich
inonl-
Dec. : Wits
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Mr.. Rires's Speech on the Treasury Or

Mr.. Rirts's Speech on the Treasury Or
dr.-Thc Nashinslon correspondent of the N
Y. Journal OF Commerce says that the Benton.
ties, who were mortally offended at the course
pursued by MIR. Kites at the last session OF Con.
grcss, on The Depositc bill, are ciuckling til q
little at the late speech 81 thr same gentleman
in opposition TO Mr.. Ewing, resolution. fe
seindlng The tamou: Treasury O.Icr. TIE
sentiments advanced by MI. Hiy-s noT. lie
ssy, are dlametricaily opposite to those witch
he expressed In his speech on Tie IFcposlte bill.
which. by the way, we wonder WAS never I3gt
li,hed by that senlh man or his friends. thonaa
we suppose they had good reasons for suppfes-
sing it-and they are quite tIcblcd at The idca
that heis seeking, by degrees, to crawl back
10 the " specle huinbuS." How true tins may
be, We pretend not TO say. Certain 1t Is, how
ever, that Mr.. Rives's late speech, az written
out by hun self, Is a strange compound.
lie admits, Tor example, that, as a permanent
measure OF policy. he should not sanction the
Treasury Circular, the operation Of which he
believes would be mlscticvous- but as a tenn
porary measure, he will not say tina, IL was net
both wise aud proper! II the act were Itself
'"egd1, what matters II whether II was designed
u DC temporary or permanent
Heiays itdown, tna', according to the "srir-
II " our Is merely met
.phoricai Substitution ior :" our constitution and
Iaw,,"-the government has no r'ghtto demand
specie Oh one ciass VI Puollc creditors, as the
treasury c'cuiA! aoes OF inc purchasers OF puo-
ne lanas, whiie II receives bank notes from an
other CLASS OF IT'S crcditors, as II does from the
importers oi iorc,sh idorics and yet, as q tenn
r0Tary measure. ne strn}' ~ th''k 1t perfectly
IN accsfdahce VIII The 'ttf't OF GG, lRii4a-
tcHs' TO have efls f9ie n oiatitnj 10 the Ntst,
Nhlis an opposite fale exists u 'ht East -
lie denies he r't55 "i t"n4l'~s Il" ft,rfhd IA
EAc,utife aei-bat Vt bc tarIi'y admits tie
light OF the t.Ateui!,e 10 u&u'P Legislative fesz
er and 10 repeal an tact ot tornc>~-a tn
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CONGRESSIONAL.

In the Senate, at our las, dates, the bill for
The admission ofMichigan into the Union was
under consideration, and warmly debated.
In the H.. OF II. the only subject of much in
tere,t, was a resolution offered by Mr.. Garland
OF Va. directing the Secretary of the Treasury
TO communicate to the House " the dividends
and surpluses which were declared by, and the
SURPRISES and contingent funds remaining in
The several Banks in which the public money
/. deposited, for the years 1888, '3f, '35 and '36,
scvcrallyf-to which MIR. Harlan moved Ill a
lnendmeni, that the Secretary & state also whc-
thor the salary or compensation 81 an q gent At
the seat of the general government coaro>ss a
oaft OF The cNrer-cs Of the saidbafh tn name
al tho snid agent. and die Sums gaii 10 HIM by
al institutions rcsprCliveir.a5 Naiiafa efforts
fYete made lo strange lhe enquiry b. the friends
Of Hen5tl ~ Utitq y, - soon rs 1lr. Harlan
offered biz auucudtionj-taeush lhes did not
succeed. y debate cu,Jrd. Ntsh lad not ter
ms7alel at our last da i i Tue 10 Mir.
t9sfiafIfo state. aud " deH viii pleasure, that
he manifested a perfect Willingness 10 meet the
enquiry.
aif. Ca!houn's hill proposing an extension OF
Lie pfinciple OF the ~depositc bill 10 the year
1857, which was referred 10 the committee Of f.
nance, has been reported by that committee,
without amendment, or argument, but simply
"ith Il recommendation that il be indefinitely
postponed. Could not this motion have been
made, without the reference of the bilt2
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4 soNS1STfNG OF a rory large suppIy II
~ Medicines; Oils Dye Stuff ; Psthis 10
OIL aud Dry surR~on.' and Dentisss, lnsssu-
n,tnis canJiss Almonds, 81. &C.; Wipss.
all kinds in Bottles and Casks 6sapdiss s
GIN a rnfiety ofSoaps !; uuns and pis,ols !
SnuIis Brushes, all kiuds ; Segars, . large
supply, part Of the most superior kinda SINE
king aud Chewing Tobacco ; Victims ftstssi
Ciafouetts Flagiletts; Dass viois snd Violin
Strings. A very large supply VI Psrfunsry s
Gum Elastic Shoes aud Aprons, sssortsdj Pie.
kles aud Preserves, Cor 8 kinds Of each yfssch
md English Chemicals. 4 variety Of articles
Tor Improving ,he hair and skin Sewing ssd
hnhltng Needles and Pins Fish ard Tsnssf
looks; Hooks and Eyes Window 0lass and
Putty LOCKWOOD Coz psras NADER; ASm
Pepper j Ginger and AIlspics ; vafuish Thsp-
,houietefs Lemon Syrup aud Juice ; Acsordl-
snsi llarmonieaus aud Jews ilarps Gold end
other Beads, assorted Bs,.ieJoors sud Birds
LUX Powder Liquid Ink aud lndsllbls lux ;
Seneea OIL aud Water proof Oil Backing. and
Paste Backing Juiube aud Guimauvs Pssts
Friction, tueifer, Phosphorus aud Magic Ma,eh-
rs E; play, aug, Visiting aud Blank Caris Pearl
Aahes and Sal Aratus. An assortment II
Garden aud Flower Seeds. A good supply Of
Imperial, Gun Powder, Pouchong and Dos.
ebong Teas; Slate and Slate Pencils, . doe
assortment. a, the Patent and Secret Remedies,
say opedeldoc, Swaim's Panacea, SC. sc. &c.
aud a rariety Of other Goods, ail of which will
be offered, as my intention IL 10 close my busi-
ness here, al very PLEASING prices. by wholesale
o. retail. Howell DAVIES.
january 3 IL
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p.vK OF yIRGINlA.-Tbe fo,low;,o

RANK OF VlRGINlA.-The following
,.ptlemen have been appointed Directors Of
This Institution for 1897, al The LynchhuIg and
buchanan Offices
Ivnch5mg.--Chiswell Dabnev, Elijah
Fletcher. Henry Davis, Thomas A. Holcombe,
Josn Hollins, Odin G. Clay. Charles l.. Mos,
by. Samuel Nowlin, John Miller, John J. pur.
us, Robert Tinsley.s (of Amherst,) James w.
Ignrrsn.s John w. Youug.s
8vchanan.-John NJ. Harvey, John J. Will
son. Jane. l.. Woodville,. George w. Wilson.
jane, MsIowen,' Charles d. Penn John
m. Johnston.f.
sNew Directors.
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EEUCATION:

M f shall resume the duties of our School,
w on Monday, the I'd of January, and will
teach Spelling, Reading and Writing at 6 dol
lars a Observation-Disclosures, English Grammar,
Modern and Ancient Geography, with iheus of
Maps and Globes, Ancient and Modern His
tory, Mythology, the Elements of Natural
Philosophy, Astronomy and Chemistry, with
he useful branches of the Mathematics aud
Book Keeping, at 10 dollars a session.
We will pay, the s,rictest attention to the
morals of Scholars and will exercise a parental
and a.lec,ionate deciplinc }. ~ s. COLE.
December. Is 81
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$50 AsE w ~ asDs
ExECUTOaS, SALE

VH7E shall offer for saloon Thursday The 12'h
w instant, all the Goods or William T.
Krauth, dec'd.-Consisting in part, Of Gold and
Silver Lever Watches (; plain English Watch
es fine Breast Pins; Ear Rings Gold Firles
Rings; Candlesticks Of on elegant quality /;
Britannia Ware; splendid Casters bis Tools,
and a variety of articles too tedious 10 enume-
rate. Twelve months credit will be, given on
all sums over twenty dollars--Tweniy dollars.
aud under that amount, cash will be required.
ARTHUR II. MOON,
HENRY DUNNINGTON, a
Executors Of HIM. 7. Krauth, decd
January 9 u
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ITEMS OF NEWS

X. M. Young has been elected n Senat tor of
the u. States from Illinois, TO succeed Mr..
Ewing of that State, whose term expires on the
{th oil March next.
capt. Cobb's new steam packet, designed 10
qIy between New York and Liverpool, will prob
ably be ready TO start Oh her first voyage bv The
81 Ap7i'.
The Ncv Orleans Roe. Of the 26'h ult ha
i raHaor- (Nu, It is not believed tlrat TIC rry.l
aattf in nrN.c had }rciared Den earaoci.co
- fauiu, oa' Of he >pns 81 Ferliuand nh,
ring ~ laai u 90 country a3a iaat france and
England would sid hul ia=e.zIna the throne.
Thesecond Munlcipa OF N. Orleans have
appropriated S250,000 toihe New Orleans and
Nashville Rail Road.
MIR. Albert st n, who constructed the Water
W9rk j. p1ro. Is employed by III city
OF 40 lie tot si..iur rur,tase.
The Natchcz Courier .iates that Gov. Poin-
icxier's ply iclans dcem his recovery proha-
bic.
A slave who had been guilty Of murder, was
lately rescued from the sheriff OF Hot Springs,
in Arkansas, by a mob, tied up TO a tree, and
burnt to death over Il slow fire. Such a trans
action is worthy only OF barbarians.
Resolutions have been submitted 10 the Lee
gislature of Kentucky in favor Of the rccogni-
ton of Texan Independence, and the annexa.
ton of Texas to the United States while in
the Legislature OF Indiana, resolutions have been
submitted opposed to both objects.
There was recently a large fire in Charles.
ton, (kanawha.) Six of the largest house, in
the centre Of the town, including Wilson's ex-
lensive tavern establishment, were consumed,
and two others blown up 10 arrest the flames.
Loss S22, 900, only $1,000 Of which were in.
surcd.-At the Kanawha Salines, also, a few
a.E Tn s,+n rl Izr s.- ...u -.
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1nHE subscriber having retired from tho
49, Grocery and Commission Business. wishes
10 settle up the business Of the late hInA of
John, VIM. Il &. Poe. ard J & e.. Poe and Poe
Y lienwick, as early as possible. As soma OF tho
accounts have been Of very long standing, ne
further indulgence can be given. Applieaiioa
may be made to my sell. or Mr.. James Il, Res
wick, for settlement Of the accounts.
CASW ELLPOR.
N.B,-I wish TO purchase next spring, 500
cords Chestnut, Spanish aud Black Oak, BARK
for which cash will he given. C.POK.
ia nuary 2 STD,
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DGGO
MATCHES.

SUPERIOR Patent Friction Matches, an
- american Invention, superior to ann
matches erfr before offered TO the public, ID
at much io1cer priccs-Ato perfccnp sale, and
nj liable TO injury by heepiag.
E4AEl. DAVIES. Agt.
- Also.
Nr. Efa74fsthasN VEGETABLE Inirersoi
pil.. diam ~ lien none are more popul0r, for
s'l"bY Howell DAVIES, Ae't.
December 90 ifs
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FARMERS BANk.-The following gen
men are appointed Directors Of The Branch in
this place, for 1887
By the Erecniirc-John M. Warwick. Sam
uel Miller, JohpG Meem, Samuel McCorkle.
William Daniel, jr, Nathan II. Thornton,
George ID. Davis and Samuel T.. White
tophsr Winfree, Richard Tvree, Ammon Han
es,h and John w. Bagwell.+
sNew Directors.
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Boarding and Day School for
U

gE'ilE undersigned respectfully informs his
L patrons aud the public, that the next SEES
sion of his school for Young Ladies, will com
mence on Monday, the 9th Of February. The
school will be limited, aad only Two or three
more Boarders can be received.
Arrangements are in progress fer securing
the services q Il Lady qualified TO give in.truc-
ton Oh THE HARP.
TERMs ron the SESSION or FIVE MONTHS.
Board, lodging, washing, &c. &c. 500
School tuition. 90
Paper, pens, states, &c. 50
Music tuition, by Mrs. Smith, on the Pr
ano or Guitar, tmo lessons Il week, 20
Use OF Piano for practising, 2 so
Tuition on the Harp, 80
Use Of Harp for practising, 5
Tuition fees are payable in advance, and no.
thing refunded except in case of sickness
Board is payable hall in advance.
F.G SMITH.
January fits
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Banking C~upitaL.-At a me- citing held at
kanawha courthouse, last month, resolutions
We're adopted in favor of an Increase of the
Banking Capital Of Virginia, and asking for the
Incorporation of an independent Bank. TO be To-
Gated in that county, with a capital Of 100000;
and, on a failure Of that application, for The
Branch ola Bank to be located at I.ynchburg.
with a like amount of capital.
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WANTED.

WE wish to employ 100 able bodied Men to
w work on the James River IL Kanawha
Canal, three miles from Lynchburg. The To-
cstioi of the Canal is upwards oil twenty fee, a
boye the Riy.r consequently it will be dry work
at all times. The hands shall have nothing to
do with blasting Rock. They shall be we'll fed,
humanely treated ard moderately worked. W.
also want several boys, from IL to I6 years old
to drive carts. Persons having slaves to hire
may obtain good wages for them on application
to either of the subscribers or to Messrs, Nc
Corkle & Mcdaniel, at Lynchburg. Persons 10
whom we are unknown may have reference TO
Messrs. McCorkle & Mcdaniel, Messrs. Miller
& Roberts, John Hollins, Thomas A.. Holcombe
Col Augustine L,f;wich, Samuel Nowlin and
Paul Jones, all Of Lynchburg.
p. S.-Tlle work shall be executed altogether
by slave lahour.
JAMES DOLAN,
or THOS. ii. TOWLES.
November 14-tf
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DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCES
FOR RENT.
VTIIE Brio k Tenement, situated on the North
l. West corner of third and West Streets. oc.
eupied the past year by MIR. Kcan this tene-
ment is spacious aud very favorably construct
ed for the convenience ola family, with a small
garden, and n well OF excellent pure water.
The Cottage " adjoining The abuve named
lot, formerly occupied by Mr.. NewhaIl. Thi,
houss is adapted tothe accommodation ola smal
and a variety ofrare and choice fruit trees. Pos
session Of both residences can be rad immedI-
atcly. For father particulars and terms Of rent,
apply to NJ, w, DAVENPORT.
January 9 Ct
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DR. WING RECEIPED!
AVERETT'S OFFICE. ,

January OH, 1897.
dawn Nos. OF the Richmond No. s.
~ AZ 81 : So AZ PC 81 sc 50.
ANOTHER CAPITAL!
III" Ticket No. Sc, As. 81, a Dapital was
sold and paid ut AVERETT'S OFFICE.
~ Drawn Nos. of the Petersburg No. Il.
II | 62 a6 10 % 30 63 G5 II Al n.
IL" Wellsburg Nos,
so SO Is 81 IS | 81 10 GO 10 % 80 1.
IL" OK TUESDAY Ar 2 O'clock =. NJ.
The drawing Of the Monongalia, Class one,
will lie acknowledgement 5000. $1,000. 4.
900, $500, 1000, 1886, and 25 Of | 900, 10 Of
800. 10 Of 200, &c. &c. &c.
~ Tickets only Sand lowest one mum
Der Prize SIS. For saleat
ANERETT'S OFFICE.
January 9
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HAN1,ED.

VETmLIAM l.. rEncE wishes TO hire 200
w SLAVES, for whom liberal hire will be paid
They will be employed on the James River and.
knuawha Canal.
Owners are referred, in regard to treatment,
to Alexander Munday, Esq.j Isaac ". UaH
er, Esq. j; NJ NJ. herri George Bogby )
Miller 4 Royal, &c.
MundaY's Plantation. Amherst Dec. 5tI0J IL
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NOTlCE:-On application to MIR John Nc
IN Kinney for a'bond which | executed TO
John Nc Kinney g. CO. on the 18th October, 1928.
for the sum Of S773 10, | was Uniformed thai The
said bond was lost or mislald. ] hereby forwarn
all persons from trading for said bond. as lave
receipts showing that the said bond has teen
paid OIL. HARVEY PAULETf.
January 5 w3w*
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n9r We present our readers to-day with a
enthusiastically filled, and necessarily so,
vsth advertisements. We expect TO give them
. whole .hse, On Thursday Y We mus, throw
iii We can repair the losses sustained by the late
ORE.
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SELLiNG OGT' A7' COST.

~
EHANlNG been in very delicate health lss
Ell several months, aud being desirous II
removing loa more Southern climate Tor ity rss.
soraiion, | have determined TO veil out imuedi-
a.elY, my whole stock of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Cutlery, Shoes, Hats, &c. So.
AT COST
My stock is very large and desirable. embre.
eng almost every article usually kept in DRY
Goods Houses. There are many mecca
oil Goods, lre,h and uncut, and nearly all of The
assortment dnnght before he very great ud,
RANGES tast taI, in lhe Northern cities. The
following are a few of tho articles conposlna
the selection, viz
ZINE and super Broad Cloth, all colours,
Il Nra heavy Pilot Cloth Il Petorsham Coatlnr.
tine aud super Cassinetts and Cas.imsrvs. al
coloars,
kerseys, Fullej Cloths, Army Cloths and Lilo,
se,s Tor Negroes,
Rase, .Whilaey, Macanaw, Durrsl and Psias
Blankets,
Red, White and green Flanuels and Baixss,
! bale, } and al Oznaburgs, very heavy,
\ large lot 81, Ia aud 8 4 Sheeiing,
bed Ticking, Apron Checks, Sc.
Nle1illos, tlteassians, Cballys and DombaxineS.
u pieces Italian L0udstring, some very COED
at - cents,
a beautiful assortment Of colored Gro, De Maps,
ioult tie Swas, tros de Swisses aud Sutins,
wv VI N"lh IN u fiCath A0kMs
brics,
Meflno, Thibet-W DOL, Chally Cushmun, WsrA,
ted, Satin and SILK Shawls and Handk'fs.
Lace aud Muslin Capes, Collars, Caps and Cvl.
lrettes,
coloufed silk Vclvets and Ostrich Fea,bsrs,
A general assortment OF Bonnet aud Cap Rim
hons,
Besides a great variety Of other Fancy Goods.
i large assortment Cf fashionable Fsr G01
Satin Hats Tor gentlemen.
Also, a large lot of Shoes, Hardware, Cutls<e
aud Groceries, &c. Sc.
Those who deal in this market have ~ re
quen,ly been imposed upon by Advertisements
of this kind, that they may look upon all sIhsrs
with suspicion, but in this instance, I saa as-
sure them that my Goods and prices shall saise
lish The truth of my assertions, Whenever favorsl
with a call. Country Merchants and The psblis
generally, ate requested to call aud examine tho
assortment, as | feel confident Of giving general
satisfaction. Il. Is. NORYRLI.
January s lila.
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LynchbUrg
Plough ~ManufactOry.

EDLOUGiiS, Hdrrotrs, CuihrafofS, SAedW
4 &c. ARRAYS on hand, or made to order ~
EDWlN.C. LANKFORD,rsaY
Opposite the Franklin Hotel, Luxembourg Va.
Having been engaged during the last tes Yeas
in manufacturing Ploughs, Harrows and Other
implements, for this section of Virginia, y nh .
constant and unremilted attention TO improve
ment, he now returns his thinks for the eneoss-
agement received from the Farmers of tbs sur.
rounding counties, and also 10 the Agricultural
Societies Central and New ~f.oidon) fF the
premiums awarded to his work. -Thsss Tern
new inducementst TO greater exeItios which -
promises to exercise to the utmost exteAtD al hrs
means, in order to keep up n complets Aasspts
men, of the following articles for his .spete0-
ers, viz:
Stewards Rloughs, l 20 4 Horse,
McCornick's do do
Davis do do.
Hill side PIoughs; the celebrated via. .e'eui-
ter, Cultivelors, together with every other ~
tirle Of the Plough kind adapted 10 aur soil,
Also, f~larrows oil every description, on Iasd.
and TO order.
IL. All persons wishing to purchase articles
in his line are respectfully invited 10 call AID
examine his assortment. Orders from a dkaAec
al be nromS'ly Supplied.
Decelnbcr Tim
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VIRGINIA LEGIsLArnnr

Virginia LEGISLATURE.
our yu un restricted limits compel us 10 coa6ac
most ;a inc OF Legislative procccdines 70 the.
The @ep"ltant Items, and to abridge thctn
w. disposition Of the Su,n,nS m.rsn,o ..
s' Watkins, Harrison, smith Of Isle Of
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aa, The Richmond Enquirer has preserved
Marked silence in relation to the Presidents
,d.n.n aie touching the recognition of'rexian IN.
feci;naaeaee Do personal interest and pariy
'se''os ne0tralize each .o1hcr7
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rH,IE firm of Poe & Renwick, ~ ihis day dis.
solved by mutual consent. These iudab-
ted to the firm can settle with either psI,nss.
The debts due by the firm will he ssillsd b
Caswcll Poe. CASWEi.L POE,
Jas. i. REN WICK.
January
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5}rEGgss.

,sfsff fteCgttGA.
GTEWARf1s Adventures in capturing
~ Munell,
l,Sfettc, the Pirate Of The Gulf.
The Merchants. clerk and other Tales, by the
author OF the Diary OF a 7 hysicien,
Mellichampe. a legend Of the Sanlee, by the au-
thor oil Guy Rivers,
The Desullory Man, by James,
The Poor Rich Man and the Rich Poor Man,
Protestant Jcsuitism,
Rodefick Random, new edition,
John Bull and Brother Jonathan,
The Gamble in Mexico,
The FAIRY Book with 81 cuts, a beautiful present
for young persons.
EGGO
In addition 10 our fine assortment of ANIMALS.
&c, for 1887, we have this day received
The Drawing Room Scrap Brok with sc plates.
Akermann's Forget Me Not,
The Christian keepsakc,
The Biblical do
The American Almanac for 1887, alone or in
complete sets, for sale by
MARTIN & LATHAM.
Dec. 26 it's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-09
PIANO FORTES. &C.

MFRS. +. G. SMITH has lust received an
lvA- additional supply Of plain and elegant
square and round cotnored, Metallic plate
grand action
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-09
KNITTING YARN,

lust received a good assortment Of Knitting
u Yarn, all colors and qualities.
MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS.
December % 1,