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M AIkrsI!AGsES.

Married, on the llh inst. by the Rev. John Earl.
Mr.. Wa. Nj. EVANS. tlato Merchant OF Curissille
Buckingham county, To Miss LOUISA b. second
daughter of Cspl. Lewis Bo"n Of Lynehburg.
Married. on Tuesday 10Th Dcccmb,r, by The
Rev. Martin A Dunn, EpMuSo J. EAnIr 10 Miss
MARTHA ANN, daughter OF Saml. Iardy, all Of
Cumphell.
-, on Thursday the i2,h inst. by the r v.
+. l.. Il. Shaver. ri LynchhuIg, Mr. BLAKE b.
hoont, 10 Miss EL,z,nnrn MaRrna daughe, OF
10 Rev. William Plnneli, all OF Buckingham.
= on Thursday. the 9Th inst, By the R,v
w. II. PlnnN,h, Nj Inon.s East. To Miss Mar
TIA j., daughter o, Peasant Lane, Esq. all OF PIT.
~ kani, county.
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vy'OODHOUX.V'E SCHOOL.

ENllE FIRST SESSION Of 1si0 viii com.
l. mence the 2nd Monday u3h) January, an.
=, -,inue q months usual.
rc, MS ios bounding. including lodging, diet and
Washing s. per monlh.
For tuition ~ English Department. 81 per month.
IN assiral and Aalhema-
teal. do
Every scholar cons. dNred M engaged I'LL tho end
the session unless by special contract 10 the CON
irary aud 20 deduction lot los ,ime except III ca
ol absence from prolracied sit 2ess. iew va
canoics vel remain. Apply Ia the sO@cilber near
Green il,l Z, q. SAMUEL I. W ,ER.
Dec 10 N4Sa
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q. The Administration party ate always p, atins
about the Sprecious" doctrines of State Rights
And YET, there has never beena measure proposed,
more inirnical to that doctrine, and more entirely
subversive ofthose Rights than the scheme, re-
commended by Mr. Van Buren, of a bankrupt law
applicable 10 State corporations slone-a scheme
which places every State Bank at the mercy of the
General Governments scheme, which Mr. Van
Buren, himself although he recommends il
denounced, on a former son, as wholly ineom.
paiibe WITH and annhauve Of State sovereignty -
I" Precious State Rights men, indeed, are the advo-
Gates. of this measure
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19

WING MEETING IN PnILADELrnIA-A greet
meeting Of the Wings was held in Philadelphia on
Thursday evening at which resolutions were passed
pledgIng themselves to the support Of IIanson and
Tyler. Addresses were delivered By several dele
gates 10 the convention who happened be present.
The United States Gazette charac erzes the assem-
bly, as IA meeting of meetings-the gathering to-
eether Of feeling and judgment-lhe surrendeiing
up Of cherished preferences for the general welfare
the cemcntlng of strong and mighty union, which
must result 10 good" Through out the dense multi
tude which crowded the room, says the Gazette,
there seemed 10 reign unanlIniIy aud cordallty-an
unaba ed affection shown for the choice of their
hearts accompanied with enthusiastic feeling lor
the choice made by the assembled wisdom Of the
party.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19

A large and enthusiastic meeting of The Wing
Young men of New York, was at the National Hall,
New 1ork, "Wednesday night week. The proceed
ings breathe spirit winch must tIiumph-a re-
spouse was given 10 the nominations of the National
Convention, which shows that here need be no APP
prehensions Of division 10 the Empire Stale. Har-
rsDn and Tyler aud the nations redemption are now
the watchwords of the Wings lror1 one end of The u
mon TO The other. The train bands Of power may
affect desplse the nomination, but il carries with
a moral force which they fear Power Is always
stealing from the many TO the few" aud they Iee
that departing from hem.
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NOTICE..

HNAkEN ont OF my stable, on Thursday night
l. 12lh ol December. 1889 A large dark bay
with black name aud tail. otner vislbr mark
remembered, supposed 10 be taken by n negro man
belonging 10 Mr. Benjamin A. Donald, who was
runaway al that time. Satisfaction will be gwen
any person who will apprehend the lhel and return
the mare me at my house. NIL = North OF
Liberty, Bedford county, Va. or advertise her so
that ct her again. WM. POWELL.
Dec. 10 81
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COMMUNICATED.
{,
TO l. ARA1ERS.

BY pernissinn. there wiilhs a mePiiny Of Far
ncfs ~ DR.. FloyJ-, the iorcsi road. four or FIVE
miles from Lynchbnig, on Thursday the Goth day
Of December 1889. At loelock, A. NJ. for the pnr
Pose Of establishing an Agricultural Society and to
deliberate on tie best means of aiding the much ne
elected arI. rs well as science vi Agriculture.
A FARMER,
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o. The Message Of Gov. Shannon, OF Ohio,
particularly that portion OF IT relating L" the Banks
is extolled by the Wing papers of that STATE as
sensible and practical document" while The Loco
Fuco journals assert that at is not such paper
as they expected from Democratic Governor."--
We are glad that both parties are disappointed.
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.VegrOes (Og. Sale.
f.YRFE TING.

M HAVE lately received a very larrr stock
w OF fine aud superfne Ingram and brussels
Carpe'ing, to which we particularly invite the al.
'en"on OF our friends, as being very desirable both
on account oil he patterns and quality, well Tile
price. BTRrON'N ROBES
Oct 81 ,su
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Correspondence Of The Philadelphia North American.
NEw YoRK, Dec. IL. p. NJ.
Our troops have had great pirade day.
but the news from Albany does moi require their pre-
sence there until further orders. The Sheriff was
out for the third time with body ofrfoops but his
success was not known. Our army made a formida-
BILE appearance to-day and the aft,r will any
make a small demand on The military chest
At n meeting OF delegates from the Providence
Banks holden on Monday. IL was voted unanimously
to resume the next day. There were four banks
not represented but il supposed that they would
go with the multitude. The country banks will Of
course go with Providence.
Dec. 10, g. p. NJ.
Our war is all over. The swords are beaten into
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NEGROES EoY nlnI.E
NOTICE..

DY VIRTUE OF DECREE Of The "ouo
ID ty Count Of Atnhe,s', The undersigned, Coz.
missioner appointed 10, the purro e'o'A sell for oish
At Amherst Couit-house. Al January Court next,
TiCO Negroes,
one a W o NJ A " and The other q l l. +,
belonging TO the estate of Robert +. Alien, deco.
PEYTON KEITH, Com'r
Dec. 10 tbs
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The H. OF Delega,"s while "rte. Is in full
hlast on tie election from Norfolk borough My
Impression is tina, the election will be vaca,-
ed and j, II CIV writ ordered. though ihlLS II doub.
6l v,,,b,, il sil be determined to-day. Crtcm-
stances compel M to close 'h's le'te' before The
House adjourns.
Gen. Winfield Scot, ish,.G understand he re-
turns TO The Northern frontier, il. DAY or '"o' Tor
the purpose OF keeping in check the H. y Sp''s on
the borders Of Canada whose Ia'riutc fury wiz else
be queed by nothing short OF lntlc blood-letu's
The remark OF some great man Of the presen. cen
tufy that Scouudtels make the best patriots,'
seem 10 be confirmed by these Canadian out.
breaks.
We have nothing from Washington later that
your will receive by the pape's. FROM present IN
dicsons however, we thiok the House will DO or.
ganzed day, and that tho Presidents Message will
be sent in on Monday. The appearances, however,
may be deceptive.
o. The Speaker ol the House OF Delegates, has
fixed Thursday (ro-day.) ns the day for the Special
Election for delegate from Norfolk.
CO. The Senate Of Virginia has taken a recess
until The 81 OF January OF course, the election OF
Senator will not take place before that time.
CO The Wheeling Times of Saturday says the
river is in good navigable order, and boats are run
ming.
STATE OF THg VoTr At THE II ARRIsBuno Cor.
VLNTIoN.-As there will be natural anxiety TO know
precisely how the Delegations from the various
States voted we have Obtained, IN mn authentic
shape, the following statement, showing the result
Of the first ballot IN the Committee OF States.
Result ofhe First Ballot.
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Instruction ON The pinno Eortc.

TIVE subscriber begs leave 10 inform the cilizens
l. Of Lynnhbutg and vicinity. that the next quar-
for his Music Scholars. will commence on Thurs
day. January Cad, 1910. Al his Music Room, VIII, re
every facility will be always at hand 10 assist IN a fun
damenta and weli-regulared course OF instruction in
Ih's ornamental branch OF Education.
X. J. RYPMA.
Dec. 10 3uf
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Ut IU3 %
The vote first given for general HARRIsoS never
was reduced. After several baotlngs had occurred.
Connecticut changed her vote from Mr.. CLAY TO
Gen SCoTT and Mchigan-the ihird delegate ha-
wing arrived--casl her vote in like manner making
SCOTS vote 6s, aud reducing Mr.. Clay's to %. On
The final and decisive vote New York. Michigan and
Vermont changed from Scott, and Illinois from
Clay, and voted Tor HARRISON. american.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19

The perfect and real union of view and harmony of
purpose, which distinguished the proceedings of the
Harrisburg Convention emblenatic Of that union
and harmony which shall mark the acceptance of the
nomination by The whole Opposition patty of the
Country. The editor oil the Albany Evening Jour
nal was present al the Convention one Of the del
egates from The Empire State. The conduct and
conclusions OF that imposing assemblage are thus
spoken OF IN The Journal of Tuesday last.
We have attended many Conventions, and cxpe-
rienced something OF political enthusiasm, but
other occasion have we seen the elements Of party
brought into such harmonious action. Nor havo We
ever before Witnessed such deep emotion and glow
ing zeal as that with which this National Convention
was imbued. The delegates distinguished Tor
their intelligence and patriotism. They were IN
fuenced by common desire to restore The Govern
meni from misrule Their duty and object was 10
ascertain how and BY whom this great work could be
accomplished. full, free deliberate interchange of
views, led To the conviction thai WILLIAM HEN
Rl HARRISON IS our strongest man, and his
Banner has been unfured. That the Wings through.
out the Union will rally around this Banner with the
same zeal and unanimly that animated their Dele
gates, we know and that Harrison and Tyler will
be Irumphantly elected, we most confidently be.
leye.
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T.vfO.v .EC.IDE.HI..

'INilE mex, session OF un,on Academy, will COM
L menee on the fifteenth OF Jannnry next under
the direction Of BENJAMIN w. CURTIS, A. NJ.
Principal, and Mr. WIN, f. MILLER, Assistant
Teacher in the new Building erected Tor The pur.
pose. The following will be The terms of Tuition,
to wit;
PRELIMINARY Course SS pc, session
Higher Branche,o Ihr English Ian.
guaee exclusive of Mahemaiios) ~ ditto
Mathematics French, German, Latin
or Greek Languages Is ditto
students will be charged from the entrance teas
es o sickness enccpcd iill The close OF thr session.
Hoa,d. including washing, lodging. lights. &c. may
be had IN private families, convenient 10 the Instu-
ton, al 80 per month.
BY order of thr Board.
X. ID, PALMER, President.
JANIS PANKEy, SeeTctdry
Spout Spring, Campbell. Dec. 10 w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19

NJ From Central America, by Guatemala,
through dates TO October 9th, We learn that San Sal
yador has been almost destroyed by an earthquake.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19

The Harrisburg Chronicle of Wedntsda speaks
mus oil the recent nomination for the Presidency.
ne iiiends OF The good cause-"h one sole and ac-
kno"lcdged leader, IN whom all can ard do oonfde
VIII now go to work IN good earnt ST. 70 Judge
from the pas = there is reason 10 believe thai they
can II they will, redeem the old keystone state from
the rule OF the spoilers. There is at least certain
lty, which is itself yrat lng lille TO success thar
they 'eH they can. The llarsbur, Chronicle
says:
1t is with unmngled feelings Of pleasure. that we
announce TO our readers and the PEOPLE at large,
pennsylvaula's favotiie, GEN WILLIAM HENRY
HARRISON, Of Ohio has been nominated by the
great Democratic Wing National Convention, which
was assembled IN this place last week. as the Dem
o. ratio Wing candidate for the Presidency in 1910.
he lacI thai the great dntiV dn Buren part of this
state VIII rejoice with us over tie result which has
attended the deliberations Of the convention does
not lItiie heghen the satisfaction have IN COM
municatng the intelligence. Nor is tie fact that
the nomlnitlon received the unanimous appreciation
OF tile assembled delegates If the different States ol
small moment in the communication of Ibis news
Take ii all in ALL it has before been our lot
publish more agreeable news We know Of nothing
at present which could so substantially please US,
save the election of Gen. Harrison to the Presidency
In our reJpcings over the decision Of the Couyen-
ton, let us mol however, forget The important task il
imposes upon the antiV an Buren, party in this State
We owe ii 10 ourselves. and the whole Union now
10 redeem Pennsy Ivania. We have leader under
whose banner we can redeem her, and let us do II
The same spirit, and the sane unanin " chafac-
spond to the nomination OF the National Convention
and have yielded up their prejudices for the good Of
their county.
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Erom the ". Y. Cn,cLLr

Now as the best test of our own sincerity on this
subject, we here say, that General Harrison was not
by any means our choice; we repeat that we feel
disappointment and regret that lie is he choice,
rather The resort of the Convention but believing,
as we really do, that William Henry Harrison is
honest and competent mnn for the station. and above
ALL mindful, as men Of honor must be. Of HE ob-
cations imposed upon us by good faith We 81, aga.a
Huzza ! for Harrison He is an honest mana
man of education aud political experience and a
gallant soldier. Above all he holds political prn.
cples The very reverse OF those acted upon by the
men now IN power-men who have led this republic
to the brink OF num- and dsplace whom is the first
duty oil every well wIsher to his country.
Nothing IS left us, then, fellow citizens bot 10
nniie as one man upon the only whom crcum-
stances permit us to avail ourselves of in The slrug
gle between good government and bad.
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POSTI,ONEgyEtT.

IN aceoun, of the III health OF my family and
~ other circumstances, INV sale advertised to TAX
place on the 3lsi inst, Is indefinitely pos,pDned.-
My Land Is ior sale privately during my ansruee To
tho West. r. u. Scott aud Nj. Chas. II. Moor.
man will be fully authorised 10 oontrac, Cor me.
5. NJ. SCOTT.
Dec 10 oi,f
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W IiOo TItkt1s DHTy --TI|TFVs VU-~t90Idf7
leis 81.
Apply Ut II. II. BOokENS
Lottery & Exchange Odee.fsr
Lucky Numbers.
o. Orders from the tonn,y for Tickets drawn b,
d. 5. Gregory x Co. in all Jifgiaia Schemes. (aes
{ ompancd by cpsh OF Prize liekeis.) pro pity ate
COZ Gdeutally attended 10. " hen addressed 10
HENRY lIBOOkER.
Lynchbare. Va.
= Ny customers may always d. pend ON see
ing the numbers of every Lottery IN which
sell Tickets published in Ills piper, (The Vireis
MANI SO the Official i.ft al the Drawing il
received. III. H. BOOKER.
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~ We are requested to state there has been es-
,ablished at Germantown, Franklin county, Va. a
Pos, Omcs called Peterborough Nh Andersop,
Post Master.
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.v'OTECE.

4 LII persons having CLAIMS against the estate OF
IA Beverly K. Scott, deed. are requested 10 make
known to me tho amount Of them. Those in
debled the for hires or otherwise are re.
quested TO make payment.
NJ. II. GARLAND. Exo'r
oil b. X. Scot, decd
Dec. 10 otif
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Ig0rgEgT EARLY,
SUHG EO.v E.V'TESg'.

uVAs RETURNED TO LYNCHBURG, AID
i may be iaund al the FRANKLis HorEt
~, a f
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5000 yLs. Negroes Clothing.
WYE HAVE lately received and have INV 81
w sale 5000 yds Napt Cotton. Cassipelis
Fulrd Cloths. kerseys, Linseys. aud oiher goods
suitable for Negtos Clothing, winch we detel-
mined 10 sell lower lhan usuul
AL o
200 BLANKETS, at unusually low prices.
Farmers and Planters will do the mselyes great in.
nsliC by not examining sock beisre pure hasng
BURTON & ROBES.
OILY tsif
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appointed lite expectations Of all parties and defed
all previous calculation.
That Gen. HARRISON can be tfiumphanily elected
can be easily shown. lie cannot in any case fall TO
receive at The very least lis electoral votes Thus
ne viii be sure TO obtain III votes of those States
"heh gave h'm their support. without any espeela-
, no, OF choosing him, In 1886.
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.y.1ET! ,%.EETls

WE have on LAID good supply Of BES.p.
" SALT which viii be sold low Tor cash.
BURTON u ROBES.
Ia -
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SOCKS! spCExs!!

lust received aud for sale, FIVE HUNDRED
y PAIR YARN SOCKS. 10 whicl the attention
Of Farmers, Contractors and oilers Is particularly IA
yied. .bohloN " hODES.
Dec. IL
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% NUIsuUTEs-"I q BHFEOVk.
Grand Capitals.
yfrgimsss EeesbMry Eoffesy,

EX RIA CLASS. No. b, FOR 1899.
To be drawn n, RICHMOND On Tuesday. Il
gath December. u The drawing ndl be rec /
cd at this oilicc on Thursday. III 2Hb insl.
en- - II
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pes'ues lhese, the C ahces altogether 10 favor
OF ms obtaining the votes Of Tennessee, Is

es'ucs thest tue c ahces are altogether 10 fay or
OF MS obtaining the votes Of Tennessee, Is
Illinois,
Louisiana,
Notth Carolina !,
Making IN all, l54 electoral votes. Necessary TO
choice. lis.
IL Is therefore most evident that Gen. Harrison is
gu every account the best candidate that could be
selected with reference the probability OF success
An honest, conscientious man, and one full ADEQUATE
TO hll the responsible office OF President he adds 10
lhlsth still higher clam of being the most uuver-
sally popular man in the whole county. Let no
one therefore, eel any longer the least doubt bur
hat the county will IN another year be rescued from
he hands OF the spoilers, hesitate to have the
fullest confidence IN the triumph ofthe true demo.
cracy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19

CO. The Senate Of Virginia has taken a recess
until The 81 OF January. OF course the election Of
Senator will not take place before that time.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19

o. The Wheeling Times of Saturday says, the
river is in good navigable order, and boats are run
ming.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19

~ The Speaker oil the House OF Delegates has
fixed Thursday, Ito day. rs tie day for the Special
Election for delegate from Norfolk.
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A e N Il s
Brandon, DR. Hale.

Brandon, DR. Hale.
jamaica, l. Merrifeld, ESQ.
Hubbardton, w C Denison.
Wor,cieh, Sylvester Morris.
Hartford, Geo. Udall, Esq.
Ttnbridge, Hervey Tracy.
Straford, w Sanborn, Esq.
Barnet, LIP Parks, Esq.
Morristo,cn, Rev SRobinsor
Morrisrille, LIP Poland, Esq
CorniOaH, d F Haskell.
Craftsbury, w J Hastings.
WeStford, II Farnsworth,
Esser, Dr. J w Emery.
UunderhiH, Rev f 3 Baxter.
Barnard, Rev T Gordon.
East Barnard, w Leonard.
Walden, Perley Foster.
StaTkSbOrO' Joel battey.
st. .aIbans, E l. Jones, Esq.
Rutland, X r Thrall, Esq.
Ropalton, Bella Hall, c c
Carter.
Danpille, NJ Carpenter.
Glover, DR. Bates.
st. Johns6ury, Rev J Morse,
yNiddleJury, NJ D Gordon.
Cambridge, Martin Wires,
BrisH, Joseph Otis. ej
Hialesb,.rgh, Mr,Allen.
Berkshire, Rev. J onGleed
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Derby, DR. Richmond.
PerkinsriHe, w NJ GuilforS
BrookfeM, d Kingsbury ESQ
Randolph, C Carpenter, Esq,
East Bethel, E Fowler, Esq,
" aterbury, L Hutchins, Esq
L s Newcomb.
', Wditsfeid, Col Skinner.
Moreto,rn, Moses Spoford.
arren, T AWrig,ht, Esq.
Waterford, II c Benton Esq
East RoTbslry, s Ruggles,
FeyySsburgh, r T Robinson.
Vergennes, J E Roberts. :
WcstfeM, o Winslow, Esq.
Corinth, Insley Dow. 5'f
Will,auiStotOn, ] c Farnam,
Chester, J Stedman, Esq.
Springfield, Noah Stafford.
Franklin, Geo S Gale.
Waterrille, Moses Fisk, Esq,
lothian Wilson.
Elmore, Abel Camp,
4inesburgh, w Dean.
Blu, ingtOn, G A Allen.
Montg emery, J Martin.
Lincoln, Benz Tabor.
Calais, Rev. Benz Page.
Sudbury, w A Williams,
Pomtret, Nathan Snow.
J ohnsOn, Elder Byington,
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