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Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-12
HARRISBURG CONVENTION.

The Wing National Convention assem-
bled at Harrisburg ON Wednesday last -
About two hundred and fifty delegates
were present. They were called 10 order
for preliminary organization, by Mr. Will
hanson of Pennsylvania. The Hon. ISAAC
G. BATES of massachusetts was temporarily
appointed President, and Messrs. Penrose
and Swift Of Pennsylvania, were chosen
Secretaries Nearly all the States were
fully represented, with the exception OF
South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, and
Arkansas, which were unrepresen'ed. A
com niitee OF one delegate from each Stale
was on motion of Mr. Sprague of Massachu-
setts, appointed to select officers tor the
Conventlon-of which the mover was APP
pointed Chairman. F.. II. Allen Esq. was
appointed the member of this committee
for Maine. The Convention then adjourned
10 10 o'clock on Thursday morning.
We learn from the correspondent ofthe
N. Y. Courier and Enquirer, that the com
mittee had agreed TO report the following
lit OF officers:-
For President,
Ex-Governor JAMES Barbour, Of Virginia.
For -Tice Presidents,
Ex-Gov. Peters, Conn. Ex-Gov. Howard,
Md. ExGov Hazard, Del Ex-Gov.
Tyler. Va; Ex-Gov. Schultz. Pa; Ey-
Gov Metcalf, Ky; Ex-Gov. Owen. N. c.;
Judge Burnett, Ohio; Mr.. Wilson, N. H.;
Mr. Bates, Mass. Mr.. Livingston, N. Y;
Mr. Marsh, N. j.; Judge Huntington,
Ind.
For Secretaries.
Mr. Penrose, Pa; Mr.. Hunton, Misson-
ri; Mr.. Ralph, Illinois; Mr.. Lyman,
Maine, Mr.. Payne, Vermont.
General Bernard. formerly Of the U. S.
engineer service, and more recently min
ister of war in France, died at Paris on the
9th of November.
LATER.
The Wing Convention at Harlisburgh had
balIotted once for candidate Tor the Pres
idency which stood as follows:
Clay, 90 l2 States.
Harrison, 90
Scott. 90 7
1t was the opinion of persons at Harris
burg. that General Harrison would be
nominated for President, and Hugh l..
White, of Tennessee, for Vice President;
there will probably be many ballotings be-
fore a nomination is agreed on, and Gener-
al SCOTS chance is by no means desper-
ate one.
p. S. Later accounts, state that Gen.
Harrison has been nominated by AZ ma jor-
ity.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-12

Ouroge.-As one of our fellow citizens,
Amos H. Cross, was passing last evening
through State street, man came up be-
hind him and struck him heavy blow on
his head with a club, and fed. Mr.. Cross,
though severely wounded, turned in pur-
suit of the scoundrel, bu, he succeeded in
making his escape. His flight was aires
ted moment by man who met them,
but he broke from him by superior strength.
Portland Courier.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-12

It is really pleasant TO see some of the
English attempts at humbngging the pub
lie. A chap lately advertised himself as
"Breeches-maker to Her Majesty" and
his next door neighbor mentioned that he
was Razor maker to the Queen Dowager. "
We think both the razor and breeches man
dekerye a str0pping.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-12
ARRIVALS, cLEARANcEs, &C.,

Al Nea o | aus 2)ih ut. ship ,ugisia. Given
GisI.; Brunette Robinson do Europe, Bach-
cider. lur Liv.rpnol; Frnx. Haley, dI>rh'g; L.
grange, Tromps"n. tr Gls.ow London. Pntlcn
FIR III, ery.ool; Nj nch,s er Bosoorth, Tor ilnvte
PIa,ira. Duncan. di-rh'g; s. Lawrence. Chase.
for Have: brigs ChrIs, ana, Billiard, for Bal imorr;
Llu..oln Grart h<rIg; Lime Rock, Butler, do;
Ludwig, Lrrnoud, for aIilnnre; RAYMOND, Lev.
pn err discI .; sciis Nj. Mornh, Rogers. unrrr.
Mo a s<n, Collev for RrhmoGd; Ar Ship New
England, nWel. fin Bath.
Arat Boston 4,I,. >llp Drlrwarc. Pa ten. of Bath
from 1iv, rpnnl. 5lh Dime. Blanch' rd. Gardiner;
l.nisc. do CD, 9Th. ship Charles. McInn than,
Bath sch b sion, Bath Washmsion, Halinw"il;
Albion, Da ari>r"ita Ar 7rh, sri s Mary Ann,
james Brh,sAirk; Comet Srho f II. Bath
Cid III W.imitg On G 9Th uli brig Rowland,
Adams oi Bow i"lniiani for Martinique.
ADV. al n Orleans 22i ship Hanover. .Dnmmond,
for Havre, waning S5D bales
Ar al Redmond, Cd, brig Mary Cole, Fuller,
Thonlaston.
y4r "A, Charleston. q, sci, Hudson Wyman Bath.
In port ship Mnnc". for Llvcrpnol, Inat'i ,g
Arm Portland 9Th, brig Baltic ,Bro"king~ Gar'i-
npr; srh John. R"bl"sn,I, Thonasinn, Tor Boston.
CID Z h Dark I>adorr, Spr niger. Bah.
Sid fin Char esion, lst, ship Birmingham, Drum,
mend, or lla,rr.
BERMUDA. Nov H. The Am. brig Sarah and
Ph, be. DAVIS, TN Bath. with deck load Of cattle,
and otler cargo, took pilor on W edeesday eve.
9Th Nov but Was uficrward blown off, aud has not
reappeared.
sPoKEN.
Oct 26 LAT AZ lon 10, ship Globe. Oliver, Liver.
pool for N. OfIrnns.
Nov. 90 h off Cape Roman sch Wanda of Bangor
I'm 81. 1holnas for WiI"'ingion, N. c.
Nv. 30ih off Hunting Islands ship Tamerlane of
and I'm Wisrassrt Tor Savannah
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-12

a deficiency OF len thousand dollars ap-
pears in the accounts of Mr.. Israel, cash
Ter Of the Western Bank Of Pennsylvania,
who recently attempted suicide. Mr.. l..
shot himself with a pistol on the second
inst. He is not dead though it is imposi-
BILE for him to survive long, as the ball re-
mains in his head.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-12
.N"D yEFE.

THE Animal meeting Of the New Temperance
Society will be held at the = ountng Room oc b G..
Magoun this evening a, half pas, six O'Clock
N B. It's presumed that this meeting will be
adjourned to some future time the Execve Com
mittee are not prepared to report
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-12

dressed thus: IN. F. Office N. A. College of HEALTH
1913 fremont street. Posron, Mass -
Agents for the sale of the lspIAN PuReATIvE
PILLS, BATH-HENRY HYDE, Agent for Lin
coin County.
Wiscasset-Fdmund Dana. Topsham- Nathan
lei Walker. = hurfa>ion-John ". Gates Fast
Ihonason-J pofford. Wadoboro'--Geo
w. Nichols. sept Ply.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-12
For SHE.

TFHE Houee and Land now occupied by the
subscriber.
ALSO 650 Wool skins. in prime order.
Luxe LAMRARD
Beth. Dec. 10Th 1S39. F3wH
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-12

RER C.J MOVES professor of Music from,
I've Brunswick viii give instruction IN any who
vrS, to nfn lrsso on tie Crgan, Piano Fcrt ~
in Tj,rough Bass
THIS Sincirg School commences on Tuesday
eoening next. in he V,~iry the South Parish ut
half past six Thosp intending in inp"'e iie
present opp rtunty. wnnlh do well IN commence
with The FIRST lee ure. Names may be LEFT It III"
stores ol Mr. Gersho NJ H. ydc or Ons Knihall.
Bath, DIR l2 l.. le39 3n33.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-12

"What is the cause of the present pc
cuninry embarrassments!' This question
was pint to a shrewd old merchant short
time since, who answered, The right
owners are calling for their money"
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-12
WRITING SCHOOL.

THpHE subscriber wonld respectfully inform the
u Ladies nd G rem lrmcn Of this place, that he
will comm ence day sch'"l, Tor Writng and
Book Keeping at the School room under the Town
Hall on Monday The l6lh of Dec inst. provided
sufficient nnnber Of scholars sall engage to al
tend.
He will also commence nm Evening school for
young men For further intormaiior, those wish
ing to attend will cal on the subscriber
A. MATHEWS.
Bath Dec I1th. 1879, awH
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-12

s. M. Plummcr Of Portland, a Lieuien-
ant in the first Reg. of Infantry, has been
appointed assistant quarter master in the
Z, S. army
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-12

The Spanish has been prorogued
by the Queen, and the ministers have all
resigned in ouseqnence--the prorogatlon
being against their advice.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-12

There are about 50 candidates for the
Mayorality Of New Orleans. If one half
stthem are elected, they may consider
themselves lucky,
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-12
DIED,

In this town on Thursday last, Mrs. Lucy, wifi
Of Mr. Joseph G Da'rah, aged % years
A child Of Nr. Daniel harston aged | | mos.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-12
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF EATt,.
AKRlV ED.

ARRIVED.
Dec TO- sch Mechanic, tia' cI,ard, Portland
CLEARED.
Dec 5 ch Edward Ken. Currier, for MataDzas.
srh Texas. H"thnrn. Mobile
Dec 6. big Demo rat. Sy vrster, Martinique.
brig Wne, Mrrryman, Marauzas.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-12
$40 REWARD.

GtTOLEN from the subscriber, on the night
~ f he 1ltil inst, at Beas Hotel, in Wirss.
set. a L"vrr ilunng Wel:, with Il silver guard
attached to il. The cap hadmy name (0sorgo W.
Clapman Limerick Me.) engraved on il. Wh"-
ev will detect ! @ hef, and return the wat h,
shall receive he above reward. The ,hiof may he
known by having IN rc!i coat (sunfT ccored) =
ai,nui :, f Dor inches high dark eyes, nidd.itg
sizc AMI of d3HI ca,t look.
o. W. CHAPMAN.
Hisrasset. Dre g b. 1890. s3w3-
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-12
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
RmA 1Fapfrd for two two story
Es.STsJTa Houses pleasantly siluated in pleas
@sstS iisK mt part of the tawn ,one has about
kss44lS go nne mre IF land suitable for two
lnsr lots and about ffiy Fruit trees, they both have
Out Buildings and both very convenient for two
families The terms viii be ensy, "A sn3ai payment
down and the balance Yearly payments, for further
particulars enquire at this ottice.
Bath. Dec. 5lh 3o.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-12

The Eastern Rail Road is completed as
far as Ipswich and will be open for travel
to that place on Monday next.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-12
that brighter prospects await the Money
Market"

Florida Var A writer in the Charles
ton Courier, VINO seems to he familiar with
the subject, estimates the cost of bu-hel
Of corn, as fed out to ,he mnles used for
carrying military stores from Black Creek,
at five dollars. 1t is said that cargo of
oats fed out at Fort Dade. AZ miles from
Tampa Bay, cost, when all the items ol
expense CONNECTED with il were cas-, up,
Mirfy,fi fiue dollars a bushe'' Few of our
honest yeolnanry have had any idea of the
sums of mnney expended il The attemp' ia
drive out the Indians from that last loop
hnle of their retreat.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-12
Dnuid Crockett. While holding seat

DHUW IfocKHT-W WhlIe hnIdlng seal
in Congress, Col. Crockett contracted a
dislike for the Hon. MIR. W, who was
not at all considered model Of manly
beauty, aud who, also, wore srectacles t"
conceal his cross eyes. The Col was at
an exhibition wild beasts in Washington,
when he was called on to express his opln
ion of a large baboon that figured among
the rest of the animals. "lf he only wore
pair of goggles" said Crockett, che
would be as like Mr.. W. as two peas. -
Turning round, he saw Mr.. w. by his side,
and, in order to smooth over the affair,
continued with perfect coIec'edness "ls
that yon, w ? Well, owe an apology
somewhere; and don't know whether to
make it to you or the monkey"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05

fENHE Commonwealth of Virginia to The Sheriff of
Il Amherst county, greeting Whereas James
Ware, guardian of Ambrose Bntord, who sued for
the benefit of Boyd Miller in his life time. that is to
say At Court held for the sand county OF Amherst
The Goth day of june 1927, before our Justices of
our SAID Court by the judgment of that Court, had
recovered against James G. Burford, and Reuben
Cox, his common bail, and Joseph McCray one hun
dred dollars, with interests thereon, to be computed
after Tie rate OF SIX per centum per annum, from the
18th day of March, 1928, I'LL PAID and also eleven
dollars and twelve cents for his costs, by him about
his suit IN that behalf expended, subject credit
for twenty five dollms, paid 10Th day OF April 1928
whereof the said Jams G. Bmlo,d and Reuben Cox,
his common bail, aud Joseph McCray. are convict,
as appears 10 US OF record. And whereas since the
rendering OF the said Judgment the said James
Ware hath departed this life intcstae as il is said
ard administration OF all and singular his goods chat
tells and credits bath been in due form committed
John Alexander, Sheriff Of Rockbrldge county, and
now on behalf OF the said John Alexander. Sheriff
Of Rockbrdge county, and as such administrator OF
the SAID james Ware for the benefit uithe said
Boyd Miller, we are informed that although iudg
ment IN form aforesaid be gwen. execution thereof
sull remains to be made therefore we command YOU,
as You were often before commanded 10 make known
TO the said james {. Buifofd aud Reuben Cox, his
common bail, and Joseph McCrav, that they be be-
fore the Justices oi our County Court of Amherst al
the Court House ON the third Monday in Augus
next to show, If any thing for themselves they have
or can say. why the said John Alexander, Sherf
and administrator aforesaid, for the benefit of tht
said Boyd Miller, execution OF the judgment afore
said may not have, il TO them il seem expeden, ant
further TO do and receive what said CONT shall il
that part consider: and have then there this writ
| Witness Samuel NJ. Garland, clerk of our county
this 1st day Of July, 1889, aud IN the ODD yea
of the commonw eallh. SAML. MCFARLAND.
! july IL In
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10 cents Reward i'm cash.

- UNAWAY from The subscriber. indented
Il y apprentice to the Tailoring business named
Henry Q. A. Bowyer, aged upwards of l6 wears, a
bout 5 feet 9 l-2 inches high, has downeast pick
pocket look the end of he thumb OF the left hand cut
off He processes To be member of The Methodist
Church, but is grand impostor. He took with
him a blue cloth coat and pantaloons also a sri
ped pair of pants. The above reward will be given
far his apprehension in jail. that | may get HIM.
or for his delivery 10 me in Flncastle, and here
by iorwarn every person from ltarborng or employ
ing said apprentice, rs am resolved land | mean
what say TO prosecute 10 the extent Of the law
sue h individuals. JOHN II. BACkENSTO.
Fincasile, August 81
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I'm June, 1888.
NOTICE is hereby given, that book for sub
" scrptons 10 the additional Stock Of the Bank
of Virginia authorized by the late ACTS OF the Gen.
eral Assembly Of tbs Commonwealth, IS now open at
this Office
The terms upon which the subscriptions are to be
made FOR every share subscribed, twenty five
dollars must be paid, with Interest thereon from the
Sd instant. when The Commonwealth subscribed and
paid for three thousand TWO hundred aud fifty shares
and seveuty-hYe dollars, IN three equal install
menrs ofiwo, four and six months thereafter, with
interest from The same period.
+. SYDNOR, Cashier.
June %
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DAVID b. PAYN
IA MES -. GREGORY.
.Inne 10
~ oAKLY FOR SALE OF. LEASE.

VI
Y OFFER for sale my late residence, within mile
n OF Lynchburg, the old New London road
There about Ga acres of Land, well enclosed,
mostly with plank fence. ilhe buildings consist,
IN pant, OF handsome brick Dazzling House, with
8 rooms above the basement story. dry cellar
rooms, and Two poitiroes,-knchen Smoke. Bath
aud Carriage houses, Of brek--a large brick Stable,
with Granary, Cow house. hay lott and shelter,-a
Spring house. large Garden well set with
riety of fruit vines and shrubbery, enclosed
with brick wall-a large yard well shaded aud
meuted. also enclosed with brick--a good orchard Of
choice irus-groyes Of forest irresistible lot well
shaded, and with abundant supply of water run
ning through lt-6ne spnngs otpure water-a Mea-
dow of ) 6 acres well sci with herds grass, and
the most Of the lands improved, the growing crops
of Wheat, Oats and Grass, will abuudantly show
In addition ii desired, will sellone Undivided third
part of two small tracts Of wood land containing the
whole $50 acies, and distant half to nile from
Oaky.
lhis property be not sold in 60 days, hen it will
be for lease for term e years 10 geneel family
the tenant obgating hmselto keep aud return the
property in good repair
Terms of payment if sold, will be made to suit
The purchaser, provided the debt be we'll secured,
and the interest paid half yearly my object being to
create funded debt 5. GARLAND.
June ID
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4 VALUABLE TRACT OF DAND, lying
"a IN Amherst County, on Tye River, about three
niles from New Glasgow, belonging 10 the Legaiees
Of w $, Crawford, dec. Is offered lor saIe-A good
portion Of this Land in woods, heavily lumber
ed. The cleared part consists of fertile low grounds
aud lgh Land Of good quality. The improve
ments are not valuable Tins Tact contains about
400 acres aud Will be sold on very reasonable terms
For further particulars enqui,e of
+. FLETCHER.
july p Is
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] Tune %
NOT On,

HNHE subscribers Wool cardng Machine will
d be in full operation by the l0h day of the pre-
sent month, Ounce The Machine IS entirely new.
made by the skful workman, Mr.. Robert NJ Clay
tor, who has been IN the practice of making Them
for the last 90 years, aud pledges himself 10 keep i
first rate order.
The terms for cardiog will be cents per pound, the
owner oil the wool 10 furnish pound of grease for
every 10 pounds OF wool. The Machine will be sill
uated on Black-waiet, miles from Lynchburg on
The Forest Road, at the mill formerly owned bv Mrs
TATE. pledge mysello use every exerlion ~ max.
ing frstrale Rolls. Wool will be received al The
Machine. Persons DESTROYS In send Wool TO my Mill
Informed hai II lhey viii leave tire same at the
Stores OF Messrs. Mckinney x Mosby or Brown a
Cross, Will cause The sane al my own expense TO
be carried 10 the Mill, carded and brought again lor
delivery in the form of Rolls. shall also keep con-
stantly nj the same places, supply Of WOOL
ROL LIS for sale. The public may be assured that
every effort shall be made to CIV" satisfaction.
TANDY X. KIDD.
June - t.
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A new line Of Coaches,


From Lynchburg TO DaggeI's (Dib,elrsl Springs
VIA the Natural Bridge, Tuesday next the end dag
Of Jafg Until further notice, shall leave Lynch
burg on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at hall
after four A. NJ, and arrive Dbtels the same eve
nines, before night The next morning Passengers
will leave Dibrel's after breakfast, and reach the
White Sulphur about o'clock p. NJ. VisiIers to
the Springs by tins line will thus be relieved from
all night travel, and reach the White Sulphur or
Lewisborg, in Two days from Lynchburg. The
Turnpike IS now finished quite to its Intersection with
the Lexington and Covington Road, aud IN add
lion 10 the general novelty and splendid scenery il
Affords we would mention peculiar objects of
interest and curiosity, the passage through, orer
the Blue Ridge, along the margin of James River
and commanding view Of the Mountain Canal,
beautiful prospeet-ihe Natural Bridge, which Mr.
Jefferson pronounced worth "Trip across the Allan.
Tie to view-an last, but not least Dageers Springs,
kept by Chs. l.. Dibrell, where he that has been
once will like to be again.
The undersigned intending 10 give their persona
attention 10 this line, confidently promise travel
lers first rate Coaches and Teams and careful and
accommodating Drivers, and will spare no pans
themselves 10 satisfy their passengers.
WM. A. GALBRAITH,
HENRY l.. DAVIES.
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SEED OTIS 0md SEED CORN
For sale.

NHE SUBSCRIBER will have this fall. aboar
Il two hundred bushels of tie celebrated Runle
Oars for sale. The kind Was procured near Pc
tersburg. III has also n corp, in part growing of
the much removed Baden Corn. The kind Of seed
was procured in Baltimore last fall. The subscri-
Der vii deliver in Lynchbu,g his Oats as seed and
IN good order for one dollar per bUshe and his Ba-
den Corn for dollars per bushel. Persons wish
ing for seed of either kind of grain may leave their
orders with Messrs Payne IL Tuner. Lynchburg,
where they shall in due time receive Their seed and
certificates OF rs genuineness.
WM. + VAUGHAN.
Bedford. July % 3w
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NOTICE
NOTICE.
To .VSi.. .fraaisSeNes E.0asg

SlR-fOU are hereby notified thar, on Saturday
~ the 3lst day Of August, 1899, at the Courthouse
OF Barren county, and state OF Kentucky shall take
the deposition Of Samuel 7. Cox OF SAID STATE to
be read on tie trial Of my suit against You de-
pending aud undetermined III The Cucut Superior
Court oil Law and Chanccfy for Cam bell county,
when and where you are invited 10 attic nd by attorney
"r otherwise. II from accident or other cause. the
deposition should be taken or completed on
that day, then twill be be taken Monday st
September following, and Unnecessary the motto . will
be kept open aud continued from day TO day for
three days. Respectfully,
THOMAS HUNDLEY.
July % us
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05

To he Cotton Planters. Merchants. Factors and
Presidents and Directors of The several Banks Of
The Soatheyn States
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05
NEW EsD0at and STATIONARY
SENsEesf,
fENIlE subscribers have associated themsel,
Il gether under the firm oil
EAYNg, a. GEeEGOEsy,

for the purpose Of ransaeling the BOOK AND
STATIONARY BUSINESS IN tins place, aud
are now opening. at the house lately occupied by
Messrs. Gibbs 4 Amislcad. tlAle's oofnef,) large
aud general assortment Of RsOOFaS embracing all
The best and most approved editions Of Snndard
Wooks, on Law, Medicine, Theology aud General
Literature, together witha large supply 81 Standard
School and other Miscellaneous Books, Stationary
Musical Instruments, and Fancy Articles; which
were purchased ~ the Northern cities by one Of
the firm, such terms will enable them To sci as
cheap such articles can be purchased IN any
ke IN the State. Onr friends and the public are re
specially invited 10 call.
DAVID B.PAYNE,
ia MES II. GREGORY.
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Wee Stage Line.
!1I.g.&.ssssS

DASsENGERS 10 the Springs, and other trav-
eilefs, ATE feteby informed that the under
signed vii commence running
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.NEDEC.EE GOEGEl, r.,
I'm Richmond, yiruiniu.

fHliE next Winter Term of Lectures in the Med
zeal pepm tmeni OF llampden Sydney College
At Richmond, will commence tn MONDAY Octobe,
2lst, 1880, and continue until the as of Fcbtuar,
following.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER. NJ. d. Professor orSmpe,y
and Surgical Anatomy.
JNo. CULLEN. M. y. Professor of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
TIL JOHNSON, NJ ID. Professor of Anatomy aud
Physiology
l., w. GIlAMBERbANNE, NJ. u. Professor oil
Male,ia Mediea aud Therapeutics.
H. l.. BollANNAN, NJ. u. Professor of Obstetrics
aud tho Diseases of Women and Children.
SoNhAiES MAOPlN, NJ. b. Professor OF Chem
istry and Pharmacy.
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NE W. FEGER,

lust received, lot superior Family Flour in
~ half bbls. which will be sold low.
10. MARSH.
july % ~
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On NE Cross Street leading 10 Hayo's Bridge, and
Immediately opposite NcsSrs. II. ". SJJ Fry.
I AN be had at this store. Spanish Hides, Tan
ners On, and Curriers' Tools. Also Leather
oil all klnds-Sole Leather, Upper Leather. Har-
ness Skirling. Bride, Hog Skins, Bag Leather
Serge, Sheep Skins, Calf Skins, Seal Skins Moroc-
co Skins, Innings, Bindings, Shoe Thread and va
nous other articles suitable for shoemakers, sadders
and coach makers. We making aud can furnish
those in want with good Plantation BrogLes as
can be gotten or made in this city, having engaged
an experienced hand to supernend in this depart
nent. We invite call from those in want of such
articles. and if we cannot suit them promise not
TO be offended. CRANE & NEW.
Richmond. July % I'm
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400 Ncsres Wanted.

4 WISH to purchase 100 LIKELY NEGROES
n OF both sexes, from 10 TO 25 years Of age. Per
sons having such property for SALE will do well TO
Gallon me, as am willing to give the highest Cash
price gwen any where in the State. NJ. HART.
Nav 10 =,