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5000 Acres.
SererOl Houses and Lots.

In the town of New Glasgow to wit:
the Store House Lot,with the Improvements thereon:
the Tavern Lot, including the New Glasgow Hotel &
other Improvements the elbow House and Lot all .
joining the Tavern Lot; the White House and Lot
on the east side of the road, formerly occupied by
Samuel Nj. Wolf; aud the two Houses and Lots on
The west side of the road, formerly occupied by
Jesse Wade and McKesson.
The Lands are very valuable and well improved
There are two excellent Dwelling Houses with 9th
or buildings aud improvements, necessary FOR the ac
co'nmodatIon OF families or for farming operations
The Tract may be conveniently divided into three
or more parcels and will be if necessary to suit pur
chaseis. Ii is intended to have surveyed and dvi-
ded INTO tenemens OF convenient size, plats OF which
will be exhibited on the day of sale.
The undersigned, acting nusrces, will only CON
vey such title rs IS vested in them. bnt they believe
the tile 10 be good. JOHN NJ. OTEY.
ROBERT TINSLEY.
Trustees under The first dcca.
ROBERT TINSLEY,
MAURICE II. GARLAND,
Trustees Under hciaSt named decd.
March 4 tl0My
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GARDEN SEED.

A LARGE SUPPLY OF GARDEN SEED
L n which will warrant 10 be fresh and genuine,
viz: EARLY York Cabbage early Sugar Loaf do g,
early Dutch do early George do late Drumhead
late Dutch do; green Savoy do; red Dutch do;
white Onion Seed yellow do; carly Blood Turnip-
beet French Sugar do; long Blood do; Orange
Carrot; early Horn do; early Cluster Cucumber
extra long Southeae do long green do early
Frame do; Marynja Probes Nutmeg Melon ::
early Squash Poiters do Sugar Loaf Lettuce !;
Ice do; Royal Cab do brown Dutch do; long
white Naples Radish early Short Top Seas.
Reddish; long Salmon do; Cherry Turpp do /;
white do; Bell Pepper; large Tomatoes Voscta-
BILE Oyster; solid Celery best Endwe Okras Grant
Asparagus Bene Plant; Mangc Nunzcl; Rula
Baga Pashlngton Peas early Charleston do large
Marrowlat do early China Beans Mohawk do
early SIX weeks do large Lama do; Chinese Pro-
life Tree Corn. HENRY LATHAM.
Mlrcn Is
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DURSuANT to the provisions of two deeds nj
4 trust, executed by David s. Garland the one
to The undersigned, John NJ. O,ey and Rober, Tins.
ley, bearing date the 9th day of April 1898 and the
other to the undersigned Robert Tnsley and Mau-
, ,eeo u. oaf'ano bearing date the day Of April
1879 ooth OF which are of record in the Clerks Of
nee OF Amherst, We shall Friday, the 10Th day of
May next, upon the premises, that is to say,
at the residence of the said David s. Garland,
proceed to SELL for ready money, to the highes, bid
der all the remaining property conveyed in the said
deed or so much thereof will be sufficient 10
satisfy the debts thereby secured The said pron
ery consists Of he Tract of Land, on which
tie sad David 5. Garland resides. lying IN the county
OF Amherst, on both sides OF Bu1aloe River, and a.
round the town of New Glasgow, including his Wa
ter Gris Mill. on Buffaoe, Cherry Hill Plantation
the Winon House and Plantation, the House where
the said David s. Garland iesdes, with the appurtc.
nanccs,supposed to contain upwards of
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GEORGE BAGBY,

OFFERS FOR SALE AT Low PRICES
" for cash or barter:
SUGARS, &c.
Is hhds. Porto Rico and St. Crox,
Is do Prime N. Orleans,
5000 lbs. single and double Loaf,
tierces N. o. Clarified,
$500 lbs. Crushed.
200 bags Coffee. comprising almost every grade,
apart selected particularly foi families.
MOLASSES.
IL hhds. N. o. and English Island
Is uerces and barrels N. o.
SALT.
CANDLES.
80 boxes Common and Patent Taow,
20 do do do Sperm,
VARIETIES
10 boxes Turpeniine Soap,
so whole. half and quarter boxes bunch Raisns
25 Nests iron bound Tubs
10, 900 lbs. Cotton Yarn, Lynchburg Factory, No.
5to IL,
10, 900 lbs. Western Bacon,
tierces Carolina Rice, crop,
S barrels Maccarel,
ls barrels Rump Pork,
30 kegs Dupont's Rifle Powder,
60 do Blasting do,
l,5OO lbs. Bar Lead,
10 tons well assorted bar Iron,
5000 Nails and Brads I'D to God.
800 lbs good and damaged Sole Leather,
100 lbs. Spanish Ho.ant Indigo,
$50 lbs. Dutch Nader,
200 lbs American Bslered Steel,
10 barrels Tanners Oh.
SO bushels Northern Potatoes,
20 bags Shot,
80 ieams Writing and Leuer Paper,
Is bis. Swee, Malaga Wine,
10 boxes fine Oronoko Chewing Tobacco,
20 boxes Young Hyson, Imperial aud Gunpow-
der Tea,
90 barrels N. c. Tar,
90 doz. Lines aud Bedcords,
bale Hops,
Pepper. Ginger, Allspce,
Goshen and Pine Apple Cheese.
Wrapping Irvine, Clover and Timothy
Seeds,
Muscat Vine West India Preserves.
Window Glass. Half Bushel Measures
Brown Shirlngs Bedtickng,
Chocolate, Shoes. Hats,
Tar GINS, Horse Buckets,
Soaps, Wrapping Paper.
lind on Consignment,
40 VI. Cigars of various grades
March 81 is
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VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE.

l. court Of the town Lynchburg pronounced on
4lh day Of February, 1889, in the suit depending,
between Jane Watts and others plaintiffs, and VIM
Watts and others def'ts shall, on the 18th of April
next, iffsir If not on the fair day Sundays ex-
cep,ed proceed upon the premises, To sell by way OF
public auction, to the highest bidder, the Lot Of
Ground, in said decree mentioned.
This Lot is situated short distance below the
Ho,seiord branch aud Immediately adjoining the
property OF Jack Evans.-lt contains one acre, and
lies on both sides othe a,-The portion situated
between tho canal and the Turnpike is Of sufficient
size to erect upon it very large building. aud on
that account is deemed exceedingly vauable.-Thc
Lot may be sold in parcels. and the terms will be
made known on the day OF sale.
J. WILLS, Com'r.
March l8 tl2A
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Ward Election.

TINE ward election for SIX Aldermen, and SIX
l. Common Council men, in each ward, IN the
town cf Lynchburg will take pace, pursuant! TO an
act of Assembly, entitled" an act to amend an act
entitled act dividing the town OF Lynrhoufg INTO
wards, and for other puposes passed Feb. 10, 1880
on the first Tuesday in April next-nnd will be held
in Lynch Ward No. l. being all that part OF sad
town below the LIST alley, extending from the f'ser 10
10Th street, 10 the tenement on Main street ate'y
occupied by John b Tiden as a timers shop, one
door below James b. Renwicks grocery store ana
in Henry Ward, No. 2. being all that par, oil Town
above st alley extending from the river TO I'm street.
in the room ofthc tenement occupied by the Virgin
inn office. HENRY HUNTINGTON.
Sergt. ofthe Corporation OF Lynchoufs'
Feb. 90 "o
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L.LNC.ISTER ~ KRY.y.v'T,
hoics"ic and Retail Dealers ia S.ltOs \, N n q
and Country pRODICE

~,
n IKE NOW RECEIVING THEIR SPRING
"a SUPPLY, consisting IN part, Ms follows,
10 hhds Louisiana, Porto Rico and ST. Croix
80 boxes aud barrels double aud single LOAF
SUGARS
275 bags Old White, Java. Manelon Iaruira.
RIO and ST. Domingo COFFEE,
POO bags Shot, assorted sizes,
30 kegs napen.'s G,.npowdcr,
10 hall kegs Rifle do,
100 Kegs Blasting do
$500 lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather.
10 casks Cheese,
IS boxes Window Glass s by 10, and 20 by 10
90 boxes TalIow Caudles,
10 kegs Tobacco Nails
IS keys Nails, assorted SIZES
ITO boxes and hall boxes Gunpowdor. Inpenal
aud tyson Tea,
eices Rice,
600 bushels lush Potatoes,
~ 900 iine Havana Scgars, IN quarter boxes,
80 sacks Sab
500 Airaca and Chill Hides,
ID barrels Tanners Oh of good quality
30 hhds Molasscs.
% lie,ces do,
40 barrels do ofsuper'orquahty,
20 do Newark Cider,
Is do Vinegar,
4s do Malaga Wine,
10 binds. N. +. Rum.
We have also On hmud $4,000 Ib-. Cotton WARNS
OF the bynchbuIg, Manohesle, aud Union Mill
Factory.
10000 his. HACON, with good s,ocL or
rnQt pks aud WINES
OF every description Grindstoncs, Steel. Indigo.
Madder, Pepper, SPICE. Nc.. &c.
We are wanting 80 OF 10 tons Of HEMP, for which
we will pay the highest cash prce.
Marehd IL
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Hides at the Yard,

For which | will pay cash. nj the highest market
prices, give Leather III exchange, OF take them
on shares.
1he inhabitants OF the country generally, will find
II TO their interest 10 send me their n lDES, they
have TO send their produce To Lypehburg, the Tan
ard being on the man market road, and contiguous
thereto. Being about TO re-Occupy my former
place OF business, ] solicit that encouragement
which generous public know how to bcstow, espe-
cially my former customers and friends either
side OF the river, are heartily invited TO extend TO me
their custom aud patronage, promising on my pant
to use such means as will give satisfaction.
Robert w. Collins will for the present, receive
HIDES FOR me AT ms Saddler's Shop, Main Street,
on the corner leading to Friends Warehouse.
wish To make contracts fora quantity of
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March 4

Al meeting OF the Board OF Trustees of Washing
ton College, held the o2nd day of December
1888, Ga motion RcSOired That Samuel Med. Reid
A. r. Barclay, Reuben Grssby, Robert White, and
John Alexander, be Committee To sell the Harris
bottom Tract Of Land, aud also the Mountain Tracts
and the Tract ot Land called the Lower Plantation
that the SAID Committee advertise the time &c of
the sale SIX weeks IN such papers they may think
proper and then 10 sell at Public Auction the seve
ralracts oil land above specified, reseryng one bid
which bid the said Committee shall be authorized
to make and that the said Committee be requested
to offer the said lands upon the usual payments of
land sold in this vicinity.
true copy from the minutes.
EDW. GRAHAM Sec'y
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TICE TO FAR IERs .

yXTE are compelled to defer receiving any other
w Wheat than that engaged for the present
season. as our mills require repair, and the quantity
on hand is as much as we can grind by the COM
mencpmen, Of the approaching harvest.
Our term Of co-pa,,nership expires on the LIST
of July. All persons having claims against usand the
concern of Langhorne q Burton. will bring them
forward for collection, and those indebted will please
make immediate payment, as it is desirable that the
business should be completed.
LANGHORNE. BURTON q LANGHORNE.
March lS Nv
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$50 REWARD!

4 AMES PHfppS, who was confined IN The
~ jail OF Grayson county, on charge al polnnta-
nv aud malicious stabbnr. made his escape from the
said Jail, about the 18Th inst, and IS GO
ing at large.
will give the above reward of fifty dollars for the
apprehension and delivery of the said James Phipps,
at Grayson Court House, that he may be dealt with
accordInp % law,
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A T Il EN- TON!

THE Troop attached to the SD Regiment Viz
Il ginia Militia, will parade al Campbell Court
tieuse, at IL O'Clock, the second Saturday in
April next that being the time appointed by the
kegmeotal Court Of Enquiry, in conformity with
the vote ola majority Of the Company, hold the
Spring Company Muster
LAWRENCE A. HORTON LIST Sere't.
by Order Of the Captain
March 10 u3A
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Twelve Hundred Acres,
; HUNDRED .ECRES,

and will be sold separate; it lies on the North Rlv-
er, about two miles below llars Bottom. On this
Tract there is large proportion OF good farming
land. The produce of these lands can he sent 10
make, all seasons Of The year by the River, lies
from ten 10 twelve miles above the Blue Ridge Ca
nal, which point the Navigationis coed from Rich
mond aud Lynchburg, and the improvement of the
whole is expected TO be completed by the James
River & kanawha Company in few years. 1t is
unnecessary to say more, persons wishing to pun
chase respectfully invited TO examine the lands
and Judge for themselves before the day Of sale
They will be shown ny Capt Tinsey, or Mr.. John
Sales, living on the lands tenants
SAML. McD. REID,
A. Il. BARCLAY,
REUBEN CIR IGSBI,
ROBERT w HITE,
JOHN ALEXANDER.
Committee ofthe Board Of Washington College,
Lexington, March II t22A
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Il TO THE MERCHANTS. ufr

/ HAY j. now IN store M excellent assortment of
YE.v V.IRE,
perhaps the largest stock and greatest variety ever Of
tered for sale IN this market. Also supply of
) 7 ! l. l. OF different patterns, containing rom
50 TO $50 gallons. The merchants are particularly
invited TO call and examine my stock (; for | think
can hold out inducements tothom which will make
II more to their interest to buy here than AT the
North. TILDEN REED
Feb. 10
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HOUSES EOK S.lLE.

Gil WILL SELL on Tuesday, the fG,y-s4
EMn 26th inst for cash the two small EEiiI
-lR4 Houses, standing within the bounds La..A
Of the Canal, near the Horselord. Likewise large
framed Stable near Mr.. Dukes Mil, on Fishing
Creek.-The Buildings To be removed without de-
lay by the purchaser. Sale to take place near the
pro perry, at ~ O'Clock. TO commence with the first
named. HUGH MONTGOMERIE,
Assistant Engineer Of the James River
and Kanawha Company.
March 81 2t
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a true copy from the minutes.
EDW. GRAHAM, Sec'y

IN conformity with the above order Of the
Trustees of Washington College, the undersigned
will offer for sale by way Of Public Auction. at
Harris Bottom, (seven miles South Of Lexington on
the North Rlver) on Monday the 22nd Of April next,
1 l,rS
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Eight Exsssadred .fcreS,

has always been considered among the best, il not
the very best, Tract of Land in RockbrdSe county.
The Mountain TRACTS are intended be
sold as appendages Of Harts Bottom, ahording
abundance of timber, and excellent range for Cattle,
and good deal of excellent tabacco land. The
Mountain TRAcTs contain about
Twelve Hundred Acres,
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Marth 2
SUPERB FRENCH NEEDLE WORK.

lust received. the most splendid assortment of
y French work ed Capes and Collars, that the Nor
thern markets will afford, at all prices, from 81 so
to SIS. Ladies wishing something really exquisite
in this line, will do we'll TO call on
ANDR. G. ELLIOTT.
March 81 Is
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Tracts of land

therein mentioned Pats of Survey will be exh bted
and any information IN the mean time will be cheer
fully gwen TO persons wishing it, 1t is only neoes
sary here to say that Harris Bottom owe
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Tan HUs'L..

Early application had better be made. Chesnut and
Spanish OAK would be preferred, but will buy any
kind OF Oak Bark. DAVID HOFFMAN.
EIho
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I AN now IN receipt Of The largest pefton OF my
i SPRING SEO T. X,
which is large and complete it embraces almost
every article in The Fancy line, and will be sold low
for cash. Persons wishing desirable and cheap
Goods, will do well call and examine my Stock
before purchasing. ANDk. &. ELLIOTT.
March 81
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sS.NQMSo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN."


- p~bshed sen'iweeky fepery Monday Thnrsdau of
Fsxr Doisrs per payable adraaee. No .ubscr
ties will reeered fora shorter period than months and
- PAPER rU be disconnne fercep he d,crfion Of III.
Edissrs,) until ell orrearaees paid.
UADVERTISEMENTS insereeda at so cents per squore
iess the first iasertion, and 3 for erery sabse
qxenf inserfoa.
:. rTJOB PRINTING executed neatly and erpeditiou.iy
sssl on reasonable terms.
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Sale Of Valuable
Land in Bedford.

COMMISSIONERS SIhC OE I1uhUhV
Land in Bedford.
DY virtue of Decree of the County Court OF
ID Bedford, pronounced AT the January term, 1889
in the case of Cabell's heirs Leltwich, the I'M
designed. who were therein appoiuted commission
ers for the purpose, will proceed TO SELL by way OF
public auction, to the hughes, bidder, the Premis-
ses on Tuesday the 10th day of April next that
Valuable Tract of Land,
wing on Ivy Creek in the county of Bedford,
owned Jointly by John o. Leftwich and the heirs OF
John i. Cabe deceased, containing by recent sur
vey, about go Acres.
This Tract Of Land is believed to be one OF The
most valuable in the county of Bedford, and IS about
miles from the town of Lynchbnrg. -Persons de-
sirous 10 purchase, are invited TO come and view
| the Land which will at all times be shown by Mr..
Lefwich or his agent Mr. Gibbs, who resides on the
PREMISES The title is believed 10 be good, but the un
Icrscned selling as commissioners, VIII convey
such title only as is vested in them by the decree.
TERMs-1, , and years oredit-the purchaser
giving bond with good personal security anu the
title retained as further security Tor the purchase
money, except for a sufficient TO deiray the cX
pense of sale, which be required IN cash
c. DABNEY,
C. l.. MOSBY,
Commissioners.
Mi, :, ,l6A
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latest French shape COrsetts.

\ LIST erened, splendid stock of the newest
" shape Corsetts, from tie most celebrated factory
IN Philadelphia, which will be sold low at the Fancy
Store of ANDR. C.. ELLIOTT.
MaIch2 d Us
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JEh T. vi All D Z. y M NUS,
I'D n So RIP TIO.f.

Said Phipps is about ID or Is years of age, lair
and har inclined 10 be red or sandy
The description OF clothing not recoected.
J. J. Jailor.
Feb. % I'm
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.V'OTEs'E.


IN trade, in the county of Amherst, within three
quarters OF "a mile OF the market house. IN Lynch
burg, / am now prepared to take in
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TEiE ROANOKE SCHOOL
FOR l'Ox.v'f. L.yDyES

~ inc h"'e'o"rt tor Joh".son'sl Springs. near sn.
lem, Va.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
From he Lille Rock AK J Times, Nay 6.
INDIAN FRONTIER.

DR. WRemr. a gentleman from Rio Grand, who
had been feeonnoi;re. The Indian frontier, b,
the Republic ofifrxas. Informs that he eit that
Republic last fall IN oider To hnd out their Strength,
movements designs, &c. lie states that he touhd
the Indians universally on tue MeNioans Plains hos
tile 10 all white Americans, and particularly To tie
Texans. The Camaaehes could count hu, SIX thou
sand wariors. including hiswRs. winch count sb M
9Th OF that uouber. Thee thousand oil the above
mixing preparations assail and annoy the Re
public: and fisilertd themselves that with lie asss
lance Of the MexoaBs they should he able to lay
waste Texas-havng, be presumed but litllr idea Of
the Texan porn lliioa IN The southeast. They
hu, poorly OF for ammunition aud guns, but rch ~
horses aud expert With arrows.
Sone two thousand CamanChes and tie Ossages
are 10 lUd IN June = council Of waf, at the Oh Paw
nee village, on Red RIVER some 50 miles above the
Waeee viliage. n order TO 90 against The Poiawa-
tames; and declared thai They INTENDED destroying
every American fram Missouri, WHO might f4ll ia
their way. We would Therefore infurm The traders
from thar quarter. well those ffom Arkansas, to
ava. d II possible, 81 iotmdables body
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Grafton ofsucl restriction will be Eel, as powerful
ly by one panty as the other Blu, so long a, III.
right exists, We hold him to be not iie imper,.,,
who complains Of its eXercse-and especially if h.
himself in the habit Of doing The very &C, which
he condemns, and Of inviting others to initiate ,b
bad example. Nor see by what mean.
the Enquirer expects TO arrest TINS evil if an ., ,
be, except il be by an amendment of the eons,;,,,
,ion-unless. indeed, its Editor will rebuLe Ia, -
ponenis BY more powerful argument than any :.
which lie has yet resoried; 10 W.T. The arenm,nt or
erampte! II others choose "pois N liber, =, H..
very fountain head" do no, perceive thar h, il..
criminal because he throws into the fountain HI.
fair proportion Of The deadly ingredient. They WIN
think that such is the effect OF the practice comnl,,.
ed Of, and who indulge in H. are Far more guilty thai,
those who believe that il harmless in prac,c. =.
is fair and equal in theory And even # IN.
Wing had "set the example," it is wretcheJ lowe
and worse morality to urge such plea in extcuu,
ton or justification OF wrong act! The pckpock
ct would hardly hope to escape the infection of pur
nishment by telling the jury Tia, his ow purse, Nd
been stolen the moment before, sea
The less the Enquirer says about Richmondyl.
ters spreading over the surrounding country the bet,
ter AT least while IT tells of the squads pushing on
from Louisa to Negrofool, to yo;e for its friends.
White and Selden,
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From The richmond Hhig.

Grn,emcn-T The election Is over IN Stafford Coun-
~ II er severe struggle. aud we are beaen. not
Mr Richie predicted by an increase OF ftzhueh's
majority by 80 but by decrease Of votes. ldesen
TO give YOU fair statement. We used all honorable
means 10 bring the people 10 the Polls and to de
nonslraie the evils Of the Power Parry. regret,
cannot in Justice say So much Tor the friends Of the
Administration. Before The Election. every resort
10 low cleciioneering was fdGtlsed either 10 secure
votes OF to neutral,ze mfluence-pendlng The Elcc-
lion the passions wereargued 10. by strong appeals
10 excite the poor against the fch. by Tree use oil
he marie terms of A,isiocras. aid the PLAN yeo-
many Of The land-Yes. slrs, affirm this appeal was
made aud made. 100. will YOU believe H. by the fefg
men who actually control the monIed transactions oil
Stafford County mean between The people ol the
touniy-hy me H. who III the Cogise OF Their bust
ness have 10 do less with neaily every mont
ed ALTAR, Except in the transaction oil mefchandize
THIS bad enough; there Is yet more sad tale To
rclatc-no less sad ihan uur. grlevc 10 iell II.
The Polls II Stafford have been dcsecraied by the
admission Of Free NeRro, acknowledged TO be
known To be soby every White man " ho ever knew
hini-yes, SIR. II Is tue. IN the town OF amouill
has hls sprg 81 Van Buicnisni been planted Without
an effort Of Sinetc Of the party To avoid stain
foul. No, sir mol man mayed one objection
but IT was grayely argued It he would swear, the
mlssioncis must record his vote. To the honor Of
one Of the commissioners. be II told. MAJOR Coibin)
he entered on the face Of he Poll Book his formal
Protest. The deed Is done; God grant II may never
produce-but perish where planted. We are deep
" stricken account of this act. No man can be
found here WHO daes advocate the thing now, in any
form OF shape 1t TO he feared, IL is only begin
nlne. UenceiufIh are To he governed hv cncum-
siancrs. Gla,son Is defeated alter about Is months
unicmuUg eeeuonettmg.