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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-29
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SGEs.IEEE.r, Tennessee.

GENERAL of NV pupils having leter,.ined Ia
- ucompln, my Iafnily to Tenn, Nsec, md ire
qacnt inquiries beng made III roorcucc To thu iti,l-
rnflon with which am To BE- connected. It's Interest,",
ohionslv require AT my hand' sonr notice OF he
objects AIMED nj by It's founders;
ihe design o. the Female Institute of Columbia.
Tenn, To secure thorough. liberal aud christina
education Ion lis pupils 'fhc building occupies III
n.nence overlooking tie town; II i, OF SIZE tint
will afford nPe accommodation Lon al tie drpar.-
ernts, aud is constructed in an ornamcntcd sl,le of
hc Gothic architecture. The establishment, now
diminishing, S said 10 be tie ma>t beautiful and
coHmodious ot is KIND. 10 be tnnnd ia any par OF
ir countr, and will involve, b, for. opened IN the
Spring, an exp ntlriurr oi narr lan twenty thou
,aid dollars The ample ground, around the nsti-
rae ar susceptible OF the hi he, ornament. are ii.
raIy beautifully shaded artl vii present strong AT
uartlon, tor h.illtiul and inHso aug exercise in
the open air.
The course Of ln>Irucioa--l.rlul and nrs.a.nan-
lI, literary and scienirwt III not be e>crllrb> II NJ
o an, similar Institution. Mv own and i,v l,i>'s
personal labours s4li DE- --iu'ousN and rA,lusirr>
devoted TO the business 81 rcacllns. adrl by the
NalSt" ASSISTANTS in The rleg mt arts and Modern
languages. No ri!ort Ill bt spared To render the
institute all thai IL public 81 ru ! founders aad
ffirnds desire - se,. IT.
The determination j, cherished b> illr frlstces
and The Rector t. Offer rr bet advantages At the
lte'' Reasonable rates 81 chars". The tu.tinu Zee,
VII be ah"Ht HE same tsndi IA schoul> al
e co'rr>ro ding 2r,de Virginia, while the
Charge Tor Board fixed at the nodelae siiin oi onr
hundred dollars year
lie naleness OF The climate contri,tcd niI,l he
nJa"us and sometime fral cti,e.s al northern VIM
lrH upon a dellcae southern roH-iiut.on, present,
IN important consideration 10 patents ia >cicctn, an
Institution iorl The thorough aud accomplished cdu-
f'ii"noi Their daughters To such rs are or may
We entrusted Ia the care Of n, ilnly, | need not
promise continuance OF The ladhiHl and affection
ale ealc we have been accustomed to besow upon
lhc1l.
He town OF Columbia is situated in Middle I'eu-
ht"'rs, about 81 mles South OF Nashville m rolul-
Try enarhabe tor itS natural ftrhc<, lis salnhlous
an and Ils pun wter Opportunities NOT un, qucut-
" occur Il communicating With that place BY means
"l na''ilrts from lis vicinity passing nouah Lynch
huts. well as b, our czrus visiting lhe South
We.i. 4 & StlI,U
las, - 81 II
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EVACUATION OF NAVY ISLAND.
Crrespondhee efhe -libaag Argus,


HurTALo. 1AS. l..
ii myself of w express, on the eve of starting
~, easi. ~ say that the force assembled ON Navy
,l..l cyacnated lat night that they are now
l'' berc on our shore II is understood. endcayot-
,, make their WY 10 some point higher up, 10
"t, for ulierc is not Precistlg hao1rB-without
''' The State Cannon are being recovered. The
anu L,l IS on the qui rirc with bis depues direct
INV the District Attorney, to serve civil process
~ ,le leader, II hoy can Be fouad.
sayrrnor Marcy and General Scott are here, doing
# lat existing laws permit 10 maintain neutlaiity.
rl Governor has bccn very active and efficient,
H., circumstances of great difficulty.
from de Ba0a'o Star, Extra, Jta, 10.
py express this morning We learn that, during
,,e night the patriot army ietreated from Navy Is
'.[ after having con,eye! The cannon belonging Ia
Il 5,e and the United States TO Grand island, aud
An item under the oil Col. Ayers, of the mill
ia.
r,m the Ba6aio Commercial -i4certiScr Of Nonday.
ScGLossrR, JAN. -.
Navy Island was evacuated last night. The can
, brlonrinc to the Uniied States haze been re-
,,Irnc1 and are lying nj Sehnsser.
Tins far the despatch of correspondents
W. eiyc below such additional Information rs we
have subsequently learned.
his believed that the larger portions OF Van Iteus
,.,ct's having urrvousl Y seat across the mn,kcts.
e btlooll ,u 10 tie STATE, Which were committed
=, ,,e cn,tody OF Col. Astts. The farther move
,spts of the disba ded oice are lett u courct-
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,ant.-on tbs sab cot the Philadelphia Sentinel, vi
The 18th iust. remarks.
E" MAR ~ FNrNAuEulS NY MINTIh : - NV
times DAY do hear tbs remark made and the lie
qucuey with winch il Is called totth Is Il most anan
swcrable ploot TINT i; IS indeed an extraordinary
winter
We arc not iudietng these remarks Tor our present
readers, but ior those who Shall, some ten, tneen
twenty, thirtN, fifty >iNy years hence, refer 10
THE rNTR toRpiNAEY WARM M1NTfh' hose
who are living ut that ds, when the haud thh
now writes tbs Is monl1cled 10 dust, will, II thcIr
eye happens 10 tall upon tins paragraph, a. lhcy turn
over an old dusty, wutm eaten file OF newspapers
which belonged 10 then grand parents, read "th as
tohishmcnt that during the whole month OF iltcem=
Der, 1897 aud up the l9lh day OF January. ISIS
the thermometer has not been IN tins city, scMcelA
as low II any time, the freezing ppn, a. nj least
that II has not remained therr bm tor a very shou
Time ; TIM DUNG mn,lo Of that time the weather
has rcSemhed the sorua nilducss OF hptl aud May.
aud thai while Nc NOW write, veis small Ire ~ our
stove. which Is required BY the tltnrness Of The ut
mosphcic, "bliecs 10 throw open our window and
door
This extraordinary mldn,S< Of temperature scens
10 be benevolent intcrpostuu al Providence m be
halt Of the poor, 10, had the season been such an
ono II uSally have. suffered very much. deprived
of employment rs they had bern considerable cN
tent tor nearly the whole past Near and unplcpat
cd Is tney consequently Mcte iorthe ilsofs Of WIN
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The sub Treasury Scheme seems 10 be the l,,i.
and it certainty may be o5>idcrel the worst and
mostd 1gerons ENlefllno NJ oi this, and the lreeetn.
experimenting Admn~trtrinrs.--','h Pins bill very nlu.
deSlIy proposes 10 Lave bur tou Receivers General
to be located NJ io>rou, New YORK, Charles ton aud
81. Lous,-"hosc ,Iur, It SHALL b,to receive. keep
aad dsbulse the pubc.moncss. that may be collect
ed in their respective d>trcis.- Bat how ong will
be before the Presidents To SATISFY tie claims a
hnngr, parri4an cxpe,tnts for oncr will have these
Receivers General Increased a bundled fold? Alllllc
SURVEYORS Of Cnstouss,,am Collectors of the Gus
toms, and Re'eivels nj the public money tic Sc
vcrl Land O!.cts :, and most OF The pusma>crs are
10 be SubFrcasufcs.--hese alone i'll scatter the
public maucy IN ten thousand hands, from one end o
the county To tie olher-N ii the proJ Is noary
be sale il, these hands For ourselves W would nal
them. By another feature oflhe iill die Go
sernment IS to oi en- Bioacrs Office. and commence
stock -jpll,ns.--W hen Tie am,nut in the Treasury
>llll exceed &LOjo,o0o, tie Secretary Of the
Treasury is required 10 invest the ovrrpue in Stocks
and when occasion may require he is authorized IL
sell these Stocks.
Whether the administration has strength cuoaeh
10 cary this measure though, remains be sccr.
tanned. The President seems To have stahcd the
character and success Of his administration upon H.
If hc succeeds 1t viii place ia his hands ample ncaus
Of securing support aud per etuatine his pewrr-It
may perhaps, increase his popularity. by filing the
many &c" Offices. which dis Sub Treasury bin vii
create, with parliHlns faithful To their chief. We
have but little donl, constituted a. the Senate is at
present, notwithstanding Mr.. Rive, great dlsucllna
ton to have tbs sub Treasury bill ciannrd down
his throat, that this cxpedie to bolster up and ia
crease Executive power, will pass that body. 1t
viii be racollcclcd that sixteen States Of the Ininn
have bow Wing Governors, sill the Serale have an
overwhelming Van Bnren majority WHO will, no
doubt readily register the edicts Of thcr master.
There is, however FAINT hope, that better col-
ellis Will govern the House Of Rrptc Seutascs. That
body eliminates more Immediately aud durctly from
the people, and will soon have IN return 10 the peo-
pie for renewed favors, which vii make them lnolc
careful to obey Their wishes whca nude known as
plainly thry have been in most olhe States since
the Sub Treasury banl.io OF the President has becu
uslIcgcd into existence.
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..a,c,stne, to the dsherm'n-and at Houston,
f,,yea military station 10 loob At the liri
"f az they pas< over the disputed territory; Is
bad euo' ii,c,e without paving them III Conuoh-
,,s,e Is nothing new IN ON niouev nltNe' unless
:, ,,o.sure Is becoming more aud severe
n ~ -" ,t,c jsoomng, and credit and enterprise
sl,1 10 be struck dead II thu Suh-Freasnfy bill
3.ud pass. 49,. 5,o1 No, cent. above p,,s,
- . IN a PER cent below specie.
mon, 'p,rLet is vet in, as | expected Yesterday.
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LsNcrsEUns;. LAMAR. 20. 1855.
FROM WASIuNGrO..
To TIC Eaij'ors qfAc Trgiaias-iaied

NAsni>GroH. Jan. -. ls3s.
me Mississippi Contested Election is the most
exciting theme an The earrct here at present. II,
"eeA'o"#'' involved IN gteat data The speech OF
alr Pfenl'sS ~ ,lntl,eaton at lrsrlela to SCAT
or IA ot!'el mata,, ot d. rehr ii the people Of
mississippi 'o ,lcf lla,r aa0 femr,eniattscs.-is
euioszed in lie jao,t rxtruagaer rcans; At least
they SEEN L. b. eNu,a@aut 10 oac WHO dil rot have
the pleasure ofheatjuglr He Is decidedly Ilc Lion
OF the day. Nr.ros,er OH y. has been speaking
p'rfe "ay' "'ep'y Iftssall he Is speaking against
''m'' ~ o'drf Ia afford opportunity for the return of
Mr.. H'mer OF Oa'o, on otrhc li,htul who has been
called h me by somr private business. One vote
may d"ci e The btCl'c aud heHcc the rrorlcrion OF
the deltrto.
1t Is h.!rse'l thr there vii be no blsod>hed be
tween Gholsun and Wise. The latter, hear plac-
ed a challenge in ;hc hands oil is hcnd prentlss
TO be handed to Gholson, or not, As rrcnlss misl
deem proper Oh the occasion. He decided that
W Use WIS not bound 20 chalien-c c, and returned it,.
Us Gho!son has remained quiet thus one, II !, infer
red hat he Is Got DISPOSED to pub matter, to rxlem
tics
To-day, th.rr an animated debate in the
House OF Representatives, call, by Mr.. Cdmbtc
eng. fortntllera propi1tous the Seminole " AZ.
Mt Wise led the way IN awalru atlac, ttpoa the cx
trayagance and pronigacy Of the admosrrallon--and
was ably sustained lay Nj Bell Of renuessec lie
was replied 10, among OILERS, hy NJ Wadd, TImHp-
son oi :. & Who, hy Els course i, hi, a4 ", rs on
Que OF two preceding occa~oas latel,, his given rise
to a suspicion thal he. too, ~ pa1og 10 abandon
his lac air,' am reluctant, ltoH ever, To be
hefc chat the eootse oftlc :. rL sglslatufc, At l.,
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EDITORS coRRREsPoNDENcE.


ANLW ORR. SAN
Oar merchants groan aud,bly under the rackiag
pressure OF the money market. The screws
drawn closer md closer day By the banks. and
50 Close they that tile excitement IL bccofa
ng ieveIsh. There is no money ~ circulation
Wcare gong back To first principles Of oaues--the
hog half hog. aud whole hog system IN old kentucky.
and the barbarian bad. narnpum. and hard money
system of sasnees and Fsriars. Our city banks will
not pay their bills. Safety fund bills bssorn-
my scarce pr the country banks arr eunailing and
then our city banks arc giving subcritfcates instead
ri then own bill, that may say with great
deal al truth there IS IN money. Property cannot
command money. The circulation OF commerce II
all dred up. Aud then VIC have \ Snb-Treasrry
bill ia prospect. To make things wosse.
The Northern mall just IN brings later dates from
Buffalo. All the Navy Islanders but 90, il - sa'd.
are following the fortunes Of Mckenzie towards Fort
Maiden. The steamboat Barcelona Threatened
by an attach from Butish armed sehooners ~ A",eri-
eau waters. Gen. Scott advised the British officer in
eammin tha iithe ilaek vert made in the Amen
eau waters lac should feel his duty repsl II. aud
he RANGED his cannon along the bnhs ofihe rvsr sc-
eorlinsy. The boat was permitted To rass un'ue-
Tested.
The ar On the frontier rings with rurnors from
Iuionio--hit new Disturbances had broken out
that there bad been more dght,-tla the rebels wers
IN power again, Dc. &c. January 18Th. tins was
not tue Tor have lciirftiom Iorinto III that date.
doubt II all, y VET there he something IN II lsr.
the stories reached the frontier ion a.ariey ol s.a,-
ccs.
The lat Burlington tNt) Free Press has the fol-
lowing paragraph = An armed body of Loyal,s,s
eanlr out 10 Champlan few da,s SINCE aud Md.
mapped eleven Canada Patriots. Possibly this sa-
nouuerncut will BE- considered niauator,. but cant
help TT hope deVotrdly THIS Isnot true Tor, II u
Is, Vermont will again be rage.
The Albany Argus publishes Il letter trom Pla,fs-
hutg, winch saA that three BrllHh subjects, III
s'ng the Lures 10 come Ia the Staies we're shot by
the guards. The Canadians, said cunning
IN HI Il
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j. NJ. DUNCAN.
.fY'F'pss.e'E TT E.fEs'.

Z ESPEGTFGLL informs his li.cnd, aud the
y public generally, that he has rrerntls removed
IA New GLASGOW. aud will continue In practise IN the
Superior and Inferior Courts of Amherst aud Mel
son countlrs. lis Office Is opposite Nj. " htc-
head Slotc. where lie will he found At all tunes,
except whru ahsrni an profession, business
Thankful larpast flrors. he will sill cne ,vot 10
med, The confidence aud patronage OF a generous
public.
JANUARY - wlw
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F,sssidsE1'Egb.e..
Tggs. b,Eag.a IA, s5a1N,1rn.

ESPEtIFlIiA Informs the citizens ut
EA Iynchhurl aud It's iclnlty, that she has com
menced teaching n SCHOOL, for girls aud
buys Al the upper rud ri lnld street III The ucip-
bnrhood of the old Baptist thufch. and honcs b, her
diligence. In uirIIt a share uublic patronage.
January II Is #
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WEE. d.. Es9ZX.ace'E'sc.a

4 Is the pleasure at mluImrne h4 hlcnds, thi
q n he has zee crsrd surh encouragement - 10 ~.
ducr Inn to reinaln III lNhclhutg a ic" mpaihs
longer. In addition II is present number al srlio
as, lac would be pleased to give instruction TO lie"
more, the Flute VI VIOLIN.
jan. % II Is
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N5'H'a 81.

G LLPERSONS WHO are indebted iothe estate
: \ Of the late Henry Brown ir., respectfully re-
qnesr.d 10 make payment, the condition OF the estate
render tins Indispensable and those who fan 10 pay
soon or to give satisfactory assurances. may expect
sud. MIA MI ~ - j. ~ u
y. I
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20 ED TT
"A > r. {, % q ID "a M.

tNlE SUBSCRIBER TAXES Pc ASSURE
IN nlornn" hs friends ard the community I'll
l2ge especially Hose WHO are tond ot having rher
,ood.ncai'r pr'p'led at cheap expense or luel,th
lie H. received an additional sUrp.y #
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NEGROES FOL, SAFE.

a Man aud ms WIFE and two CHILDREN.
~ The M,uisa good 0sEIEH and Carriage
driver aud the Woman first raie Cook and ilousa
Servant. They will be sold together, aud some
person who wants them ton their own use They
are sold for the want fmoley aud not for ANY lsuit.
Persons wishing 10 bry Will apply 10
+. B. ESTES.
Jan. % 1t
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MIR CLAY ~ INDIANA.

We learn from correspondent At Lafayette, only
vcnmiles from Cen llausons iirpacauoc Battle
Ground, that large and respectable meetineo that
county, was lately held tor the purpose Of eIectug
Delesa'csto Convention, which was to meet at In
dian opos. to choose delegates to general Conven-
ton al all ihe States, nominated Wing candidate for
the Presidency, the approaching election, in 1870.
Nthis meeting, Mr.. Clay euogized in the highest
terms, by al the speeches made ON the occasion, and
it ascertalned that lie was the first choice Of the
meeting, with but one or two exceptions.
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Madam, d.. M. Burton,

pESrECTFl.LLN gives notice, 'hal Sii9
a. has removed To House il the neighbour,
hood OF the Scale lou.e, OF thiid Street.
Ian IA ~ II
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EN.s'd'ESssFTY6..


MIR. AZ tlsss. d. W. DAME. in addition tn
w the notice Which has already appeared brgs
leave To inform thr pubic. that tho exercises Of
the SCHOOL, now und.r the suprrintcndrncs Vi
the Rev q. Smith and Lady, viii bc resumed. IN
den our direrllon, on Monday. the 2lh Of February.
Having been educated for Teacher. aud having de-
voted several ycais OF my life 10 that pursuit. hope
that by oErenlIted oNrrtion tie School will ba ron
dcrcd worthy ol continuance oi thar patronage.
which has arcHdy bccn extended ards it. All the
bIanehrs OF liberal Femac Edutniou will 10 tho
roughly tau. IN. Mr.. Dame willdcyute tho whole Of
hrt attention 10 the Instruction in MUSIC on tho
plhNo. The system Of instruction. hch will 10
pur,ned III our Sehso will he essentially tn, sams
~ lt pursued b, out Predecessor.
Fifteen ortwenty }natirfs can he aceuinv,sdai
our family, ~ tic house now occupied by the Rev
Mr.. SmlIh. Boardtrs will be considered as MEM
beis OF ON Family and subject tue regulations Of
a christian household
VLr Tcr,ns of,h, se.e.i VIII The .a..o -. hcs.-
t"foro viz.
board. " asiing, Fuel &c. tor u session Of
five months, $1,000
Tuition, do 20.po
destruction IN Music do ~, 90
- oil Piano, no $50
The Fees, as usual. are p,yabl. in advance.
GEORGE w. DAME.
reisonJdr,irens of nlormnlion with respect to my
qualification lor lrgclnus, ate rrlrred to til. follow
INK r"allcmen
Bahep Mead, Rev +. Il. Smith. Rev. J. l..
Kirkpatrick. Mr. Wn,. ). Rent if. Lynchbutg;
Rex. \. II. Cnhbs. lie dl.d Rev. Pres. Carroll
Rev. Prot. Goodrich lsd Mr. Nm. D.rkely Prince
Edwafd Rev. &. Dresser aod Rev. J. T. Clark. Hal
,flS Rev. b. NJ. Sullh. DInyili. Rev. J. NJ. CO.
fer, and Mr.. L. A. Boiling. Bu, bingham Mr..
VIM \. Page aud Dr.. Wu. :. Merton, Cun,Lcr-
lml; Henry Darlington, Esq. thatloue Rev. y.
81 u, Amherst. 5. Branch ESD, Campbell Pref
A.onirong Lexington
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IL virtue of a deed Of rfnst c1cented 10 Jeho
, Forb,'>. deed in his lllc luno, and 10 lie sab
scrrhcr bv 'Thouas NunrlSon, hroring date on the
18Th day OF September, ISIS, and duly lreoldcl III
the County Court oil Pits yyana. fof 0iroses thetc
il mentioned. | shall sell By way ri public auction,
for cash. before the trout lourn lie l82le IIacl, III
The City oil Richmond, the 2@h day Of Eeblu
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NEa.saT AEa'ElNN.
a. TO FEaE ksURE.GC. "a

q : ED 'Elahi kFtEsEkG. "a
WE UNDERSTAND. thu, report - in cir
w enlatun. that our CHECKS, IN Lynch.
burg, hs 'lemiiy, are eountettehed. We have to
~, that there Is foundation Tor tho rcfpft. onr
trends N that place, who are acquainted with our
signature l''r never seen one has Que been pr.
secuted II our house. that was 1 counterfeit.
II. ". u j. j. FRY.
es-- THE unde, signed, will be Glad ~ all tunes,
JAS lost GOODS, on receive ion debts due them,
"HRx's GsrFGAS."
ROBINSON x ELl.lOTr,
BlRTON y ROBES.
HOkNER X WATSON,
WILLIAMS y VICTOR,
MCKINNEY y NoSBA,
J. !. pEkNIS X DUfFEL,
ROBERT MORRlSS,
=. II, DAVIES.
Jan. - II Il
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.N'UH'EGE,

W SaEJs
NAJlLI De SOL -. To the highest bidder for
w cash, ON the premises, on Monday. the l2h
oI FebruMyneNt,
s.,lsss:s3a,. "a Tract Of l. n n Il
skStgEss@ in the County of Amherst. Ilarris's
y" Crcck, adj Joining The Land al Thomas
-"~0sEe~- Coleman, Mrs. Peters, and others
This Tract contang 9s E-2 Acres, and has
on ii valuabla Grist Mil, and goud Apple Or
cha,d-1he sale Of this property a'H fake place, IN
pursuance OF deed OF trust. bea ring date the LIST
day Of March, 1880, and OF record III the County
Court of Amherst made 10 Wilii1m 5. Crawford
and the suhscrberb by My Ca>hwe. aud Others
The r is believed to be good. but acting as trustee.
the undersigned will only convey the iii lie vested 10
him. by said deed a. b. DAVIES. Trustee.
Jan. % ids
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sHDOibSOaS NUNS zsONNasTS.
100 HOODS or NJ 81 BON NET>
IBNOGErIlER with fine supply of Plain and
4 SPECIFIED Sirdr Bonacis, inst received and lor
sale by J.J.PIkNlS 4 DIFFEL.
JinlGir, - Is
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aiS'kEe HEsss.

AiSEEe AKEiHf.
A WAY FROM TIE SUBSCRIBERS about
" the 10Th Of October last A F1slNDs.E
cow, ~ iih sDIsac white ot' ono OF 1iev
s'la:ae.s, bur which, sno reeollrelcd, about 5 .,
-,z---,-..> years old. flesh mnlh- do unt rcrol-
bsR'ftsA,So lret. Also, Enudlc f;.E.E., n
AkxsN2ry huutl odd Al thai time, uum lrh
cd. reasonable reward " III be given,
ion the delivery al the said CON- and Calf, me
~ to William Joacs At thc LNnehbura Toll bulge.
lllO$. II. SNEAD.
Jln 2o Ia
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EbFs. Eee,EgF;sST' g,.sFsE
a, sh nm NtHaxI

"a tttNUN DhNTbSE,
I 4 AS returned 10 lsnehburg and may he -cen
At tie Franklin Hotel.
Anp. y ts
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.

Oat Legislature hareyoy hudably, At this cmly
period ol the Session, commenced the consideration
Of the all inporllut subject oi Internal Improve
mrnts. The Committee on Roads aud Internal Nav
eaton have made l,nathy Report, al teeomnen-
ded an extensive an lib til S,afeu Of Improvement
throughout the State.
Thu Report recommends Rad Road nom tie
Tennessee line to W Nthr Cont House gu State ac-
count thence Branch to pafNillc, AVID another to
james Khct, to be INSTRUCTED b. joint stock tom-
pauics. Tin State snlAc hing or three Gfls ofthe
Sloeh.--A Maoa9aaH1cd Road nom Staualon II
Winchester, and Iulnl lie from Stauntou through
i til, Nc., u the Dino River, mean Puhfrs-
brrg, l. lke",>r proposed To be constructed ON
State account. \ loan dis recommended 10 com.
plrte tac,c works. Fai' haa. /, said, can be oh
taa At Al iutf,ettol per cent.
The committee >timaelh lie cost of;l4sc inn rove
nous rs eloWs:
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a good Assortment.
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BTAIk MD VIII u IN =,
LADIES' AND GENT T.EMEN's SHOES,
IT. Grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed WOULD NOW, FOR THE LAST
TINE, solicit call from my ircnds and The public
NJ. NJ. KERR,
Bank ,uare
November %
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Hon. JouN ELAch ol Nm,is,,np has resigncd his
seal The Senate al lie United States,
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