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ANECDOTE OF GEN. HARRISON.

| The following circumstance was mentioned
during the session Of the Harrisburg Convention,
by Judge Burnet, of Ohio, warm personal
friend of General Harrison.
Many years since, while the great tide of emf
grafton was flowing through the Western States,
the hero of the Thames having, for while, ex-
changed the arduous duties of statesman and a
general for the more peaceful pursuits of agricul-
lure, was on hot summer evening, at the porch
of his humble clog Cabin" asked for shelter and
meal, by Minister ofthe Gospel OF the Meth
odist Episcopal persuasion. The iaded appear
ance of the seed, and the soiled garments of the
rider, proclaimed the fatigue Of the day, and with
his usual courtesy, the cid General welcomed
the stranger. After plain and substantial sup
per, the guest joined with his host in social con-
versation and the latter laying aside the charac-
ter of the soldier and statesman willingly listen
ed to the pious instruction ofthe traveller. They
retired to rest, the good old soldier thankful TO
munifcent Providence that he was enabled 10
administer 10 the wants of fellow creature, ana
the worthy minister of Christ, invoking the oles-
sing Of Heaven upon the head OF his KIND pene-
factor Morning came, and the minister pre-
nared to DEPART He was in the act of taking
leave, when he was informed that his horse had
died during the night. This loss, however Sc
we're, considering that he had yet two hundred
miles to travel, did not discourage him In the ex-
ercise of his duty but taking his saddle-bags on
his arm. he rose to depart, with thanks for the
kindness of his entertainer. The old General
did not attempt TO prevent him, though he offered
his coincidence upon the loss, but an observing
eve conld have detected smile of inward salts
faction. which the consciousness OF doing gooc
alone produces. The guest reached the door,
and TO his astonisment, found one of the GeneraFs
horses accoutred with his own saddle and oridie
in waiting for him. He returned and remon
srated stating his inability to pay for it, and ina
in all probability he should never again Visf
ina, section of the country. But the Genera
was memorable, and reminded the astonlshed LII
vine that che who giveth to the poor lendeth t.
the Lord" sent him on his way, his heart over
flowing with gratitude, and his prayers directed
TO Heaven for blessings on the venerable Hero
The State Convention, which met in thu
city, on the NTH, after discharging The dutie
for which tney met, duJouihCo "" 'N""J' 80
inc appointed the following named gentlemen
State Central Committee.
SAMUEL JONES, Jr.
NATHANIEL f. WILLIAMS,
JOHNP. KENNEDY,
JAMES L. RIDGELY,
ABRAHAM G. COLE,
JAMES GRIEVES.
HUGH BlRCKHEAD,
WM.R JONES,
GEORGE w. KREBS.
GEORGE r. RICHARDSON,
JAMES FRAZIER,
JAMES HARDWOOD,
ASA NEEDHAM,
, THOS. YATES WALSH,
, WIN. H. GATCHELL,
GUSTAV w. LURMAN,
f CHARLES I'll. PITTS,
y GEORGE M. GILL,
SAMUEL MCCLELLAN,
NELSON POE,
WIN. CHESTNUT.
| cofM Nor
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL
We have received and will publish the report Of
the Engineer of the Canal Company. We have
read the communications Of "Batttmore" in the
American and the remarks of the Editor. We
are apprehensiye that the Editor and his cores
pondent have neither of them given to this sub
ject the consideration which it merits, and are
fearful that there are but few of the citizens OF
Baltimore, who realise the importance OF giving
to it an earnest and speedy attention. There are
those who are we'll informed and from such we
invite discussion. For ourselves we are for SOM
pleting the Canal from Cumberland to Baltimore,
and at the earliest possible day, and should no
one else undertake the task we think it will not
be difficult to satisfy Baltimore that upon her do
ing so, and making the Eastern part a free canal
depends her ultimate prosperity.
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They first appealed to the cupidIty oil theSe
manufacturing corporations, and SAID 10 theil'
Won must continue to take our political noSlrum
Won must take our sub-treasury-you must
mite with MS in our war against small noteS-
YOU must support the administration IN 'hell AZ,
tempt "to put DOM this paper crea" Y'es"
(such are the words of the Globe, quo'ihS Oen'
JackSonS letter)-you must continue 'n0 ""' VA
that system, until all bank notes under one nun
bred dollars are suppressed. And why's loi "i"'
purnoses must this war on the paper creoit Sys-
fem he carried on ? Mr.. Buchanan tells us piaih-
w. ItIis because wages are too hlSh-H Is o0-
c.use The manufacturing corporations have to
nav too much for labor-it is because II they hau
a hard money currency like Cuba,or low "aSeS'
as in Germany, then they could manufactures d.
cheaplv as foreign nations do. And why o'u
Mr. Davis oppose Mr.. Buchanan's scheme oil To-
ducing wages? Was itnot because that scheme
would compel reduction of wages, oppressive 10
The laboring classes, without benehting the man
ufacturer? Did not Mr.. Buchanan foretel ahc
urge upon the manufacturer that the policy OF the
administration would reduce wages and therefore
benefit the manufacturer? Did not MT DAVIS IT,
sist this policy of the administration upon inc
ground that it would reduce wages and oeheh
nobody. but the creditor and the usurer! Dld not
both agree that the policy of the administrators
was to reduce wages? Were not both agreed as 10
the effect on wages, and the inevitable conse-
ouence on prices-with this difference, Mr.. Davis
condemned the measure because it must reduce |
wages, while Mr.. Buchanan, insisted that a re-
duction Of prices and of wages, was the only cure
for existing evilsl The point of difference
between the parties was the wisdom and ProPrl-
ETY. of reducing prices; and the Globe itself Ia
bored TO show that if wages were reduced, the.
effect upon prices provisions, &c. would equal
re the products of labor and Temunerate the Ia
boring man for the reduction of wages
Who could have believed that that party VINO
we're then laboring to reduce prizes and wages
or the benefit of the manufacturing corporations;
Who argued that it was necessary to reduce wages
o enable these manufacturing corporations TO
omoete with the cheap labor of Europe, would
e, on the first day of April issuing circulars, de-
ouncing those very corporation because, after
esisting the measures of the administration to
he last, they were compelled to yield, and 10 DO
hat which Mr.. Buchanan told them, they must
o and should do? Ifthe object ofthe administra-
ion be not to reduce wages and prices, what was
heir object? If prices and wages were not 100
Ugh, why do they assail and make war on the
paper credit system?" The administration must
o for or against high wages? They must be for
ne or the other-they cannot be for high wages
nd for low wages at one and the same time
IRE they for or against high wages?
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The State Convention, which met in this
city, on the NTH, after discharging The duties
for which they met, adjourned on Friday, hav-
;no appointed the following named gentlemen,
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=. Madison Wing Advocate,
.-,,,szrD EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, nF
r w. NELSON & Go.

-vpus Fire Dollars in advance, or Or
lhh.,+'t the end Of six months. No snbscHp-
D'--l.r he discontinued until al arreaTages
s'i "a eyeept at the option Of the publishers
Gre 80 y-isbi1g 70 discontinue VIII please give
~ hereof n ,orittHg.
' 2a description received for less time than
- ii-s,r.er1ents inserted at the rate OF Ore
, ~, aeT square, (ten lines or less0 tor the
70 y'% l..fr,ion, and tfly cents square Tor each
continuance. ,-:.t .-en,, limited on he
Al'e,,r A. 10 the numberof Insertions, will
2 a'1c o.,5gued until ordered out, and charged
''i sreiss Of personal nature, wheaeyer adj
;.,ai ,g,ll be charged atthe rate Of Ii0o Dol
s,,' for every ten lines for each insertion; Po-
g ;,-Iivi5ual persons or companies, Will
= eG charged as advertisements, and at the same
rates. ,.I.,, og;co ,,-;iI h, r.,
A Announcing CaDdIdAts9 IOi O4iS0 " III Oe 4 CT
I'll an E,5 Jork must be paid for on delivery.
Postage on letters naust be paid, or they will
"a, be attended To-
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portion OF the Inion-n0 one SE--@srs
a departure from this rules and Il I can
now be successfully carried oas- J. wssl
be surely attended with exea less DIM
Guilty when bank notes are again ~
deemed in specie.
Indeed cannot think that = sefs0ss
objection would any where Be raised ~
The receipt and payment Of golss and ssl-
yer in all public TRANSACTIONS. were i aa{
from an apprehension that surplus -
the treasury might withdraw : large ror-
ton OF Il from circulation. and lock e
up unProEtablv IN The public vaults Z
would not in my opinion. Be dlliicuIE -
prevent such an Inconvenience from O.
curing. bat the auiheniie ssefemeasS
which | have already submitted 50 yel
IN regard 10 the acfuas amount IN gns
public treasury n any one tlms dufl9g
the period embraced 10 them. and saa
little probability Of a different state e
the treasury for a. least sOns years IS
come, seem 10 render il Unnecessary t.
dwell upon it. Congress Usoreover. as
have before observed wli In every
year have an opportunity 60 guard 81
gainst Il. should the occurrence o. aay
circumstances lead Us 70 aPPFeheni ma
~ from this source Viewing The slh-
isct in all its aspects. I cannot believe
that any period wi,i be more auspie5oszs
than the present for the adoption os all
meas ures necessary 60 maiafaln tsse
sanctity Of our own cnEsge uleaFs. ana
10 aid 10 securing TO the community thaf
abundant supply Of the preeioas metals
which adds 50 much To their pros Perts 81
and gives such increased stability - al
their dealings.
Ia a country 50 commercial rs oars
banks IN some form vi probably always
exist; but this serves only t. rentsr 81
the more incumbent on as. no1uiths-aEsi-
ing the discourageme0t 81 the pass e.
strive in our respective stations 60 nalsi-
gate he evils they produce; TO take
from them as rapidly as the OBJ igafloas
of public faith and a careful e0as5 aera-
ton of the immediate Interests of rAe
community viii permit the unlust cha
racter of monopolies7 20 cheek 50 far as
may be practicable by prudent le-ls.a-
ton those Temptations of interest ana
those opportunities for their dangerous
indulgence which beset them GA -EerT
side, and to conhne them strictly 90 fae
performance Of their paramount a1ts,
THAI Of aidiag the operations of c1n-
merce, rather than consulting tleir oEu
exclusive advantage These and ether
salutary reforms may. o. - believed p
accompl Ishcd without Violation OF aly ol
The great priuci pies Of social compact
the Observance OF which IS iEifs -a=..e.e
10 Use NISterre or iti-r-' a a-.
with tle 9@eial anu l''4
Hi',"t OF fe'' ca
li-7li o-ia.lH So IEl..t .-.
stu exist e.se" where --'. I'd
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TRUSTEES SALE.

R1 virtue of a deed of trust. executed to me by
- Robert w. Collins for certain purposes therein
'nenooed shall on Feiday, he III, February, pro-
ceeu to sellby way of public auction credit of
sixty days. all the property in said deed enumerated
1t consists Of all his Household and Kitchen Fur
houre, stock on hand-to wit: Saddles, Brides Hair
ness &c, and ;lso good riding HORSE. The
SAFE ct the Furniture will take place at MI Cons's
aSSe"ns-hls stock of Goods will be sold at his
'"op-and the Horse in front OF the Market-house
~ WILLIAM DANIEL, Jr, Trustee
~, DAN persons indebted to r. w. &C. by
oo"u or Otherwise will please make payment to me.
% WI Collins has transferred and assigned to me
q" ms books bonds accounts aud other evidences Of
ueo' lorlhe benefit oil his crt dors named in the
"e.u ~ trust above mentioned. w. D., Jr,
"'b. 81 t7E
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~ ID A N RIDGE q YLE.
he Proptietofs having recently taken charge Of
this pleasant and well known establishment
u va. John o. Bracken's,j corner OF Washington
,n Market Streets, respectfully ufsrm the public
M Nv ,ney are prepared 10 accommodate Daily,
J"'"'y' or Yearly Boarders on reasonable terms,
wi. rom long experience in this line, are hAllered
eysa ne pellet that they give entire satisfaction.
"tn'shed with The best the country affords. and the
p n', with attentive and orderly servants
r s'rlcl supervision and CONTROL
lono stables with attentive u careful Osllers be-
vid ue premises. which will at all times be pro-
WIN an abundance Of proseuder. ls
w. +. cambridge.
Collect, 49, CHARLES KYLE.
0O'u"'ns' Mississippi, Jan. so Bun
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,,n,,s beIov IN. .,,, ,t s,p Nv s,,n, winning
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in The ooun,v uils and by other. IL was ihouuhl
besl 70 n,nkn ,lem notk oo The hiphvnys 10 all
these there app,,,eJ ,rsune,nbl, oLiectiuns: Ghe
+, nd imuuison,n,n, u,,, on,ed by il,c House OF
nv Ia, nm lv nlie,n,,i,, n,d mn il wns
,n, ,h..o ,.xa,ia,,s ,,,lfo,is .,, sen,t,lly
n,,n,,,,,rJ hy ,be no,e no,,bl,ss ,enh,nIs IN sn
eicty IL wns added t,a, when ,bey could not p,y The
Go,g and cosfs which M, .,u,y. ,,, of IA, sentence
md n,o;sb,ou, II nj, .,,vi, ~ .,,ulJ hc sold oui In
any n.,son via yonJ my ,Lei, 6,e and cos,, fo,
,hcn mi. v,s ,hr Glance ,l,, wns ,,ssed ns he
I,,y, h, o,,,i,no,s vo,, ,r IA =. IIusr AMI st,ick
on ont i, ia, SENATE in on 10 The twelve who
INV. neon ,,oounreI hoIe fu,,l,e,i,oublcinex
n,,,ino tho J,umnls wonld have shawn Won, cores
nonden, ,hu ,h,s was ,ou.,e,cd AN - subsumte 10,
=, Li,,n, ,h,ch wa. los only hy sinoIe vote in ,he
senate and in the House by small msiorny, nfe,
be,n, once na.sed
'l6nI Al, ria, I H., .,iJ ooo,,b IN .ho,v
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RIVER AND KANAWEsA COM


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
ROPOSAI.S viii be received AT the Office of
U tic Company in Richmond until the 10Th
February next, Tor die manufacture AID delivery OF
100 600 bushels Of Hydraulic Cement, with the
privilege 10 The SAID Company TO extend the con-
tract Ia $50, 900 bushels the Cement 10 be OF the
best quality, properly manufactured rom approved
Hydraulic limestone, kept under perfectly dry,
aud convenient for delivery 10 boats the bank Of
the James River below Buchanan 10 he delivered to
the order of the Companys Engineers, in strong and
light barrels each containing five bushels Of 20 lbs
neu-l0 600 bushels to be ready TO, delivery by the
lst July next, and the same quantity by the lst of
each successive month thereafter until The contract
be completed the Cement to be bjeot al all times
TO inspection. for approval or rejection, by an Engi
neer OF tie Company, to be designated IN the con
tract, The proposal 10 be for The price pen bushel all
other charges included. b. WRIGHT,
Chief Engineer.
Ian ,SE
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FOR SALE,

A TRACT OF LAND, lying on the Lynch
L "A burg and Salem Turnpike Road about two
miles from Lynchbufg, known by the name OF
Loyds place, for several years past the property OF
the late Judge VIM. Daniel, containing litIe up
DIS ofeghy acres-The Land is in good con-
IN, will small portion Of well timbered Land.
10y person disposed to purchase, will call on
WIN. Daniel Jr. Ammon Hancock, Esq. who
will shew the Land, and are authorized to sell on
the most liberal terms, 10 the subscriber
..... ..-=.. MAYO CABELL.
Jan. 80 Is
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10 rtsEi H,aIsia1ldi.

E'HE Subscriber takes this method of informing
n those persons. that may in future apply TO him
for the cure of CANCERS aud POLYPUSES,
that he cannot accommodate them with Boarding.
Good Boarding can be had at Marion and vicinity
upon reasonable terms. All communications d
rected 10 ha, al Marion, Smyth County, Vr-
gina, vii meet with due attention.
NELSON HOPKINS.
January
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, y virtue Of Deed of Trusi, executed TO the
ND subscriber By George Markham, dated the IL b
August, S36 and OF record IN the Clerks office of Am
hefst county Count, and for certain purposes therein
mentioned, will be sold public auction, the
highest bidder for cash. in the town of Lynchburg,
before The auction of Payne q Turner, the
olh day OF February. 1870, (Saurday,) the fol
lowing Negro Slaves. Bob, John, Hampshire, Daniel,
Aggy and her children Bob and Sarah.
The lille 10 these Slaves is believed 10 be good but
the undersigned will convey such litlc ony IS vest
ed ia him by the deed aforesaid.
CHARLES l., MOSBY, Trustee.
Jan G tSF
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U.s!wubIe SHARES at auction.

VgFgVDfC 'SEcdVSS fst ssVVVVV9s'
TENHE undersigned. executor of the last Will and
L testament OF Lindsey Nc Daniel decd, will on
the 81 Monday in February next, (belng Amherst
Court day,) before the front door of the Court
House Of Amherst county expose 10 sale by way
OF public auction, n credit OF twelve months, the
purchasers giving bonds with approved personal Sc
curity a number Of valuable Slaves belonging to the
estate of said decedent, consisting oil men, women
and children.
These Slaves are uncommonly likely, and vaua-
BILE and persons disposed to supply themselves with
good family Slaves, will find IL their interest to at
tend. JOHN K. MtDANlEL,
Exo'r Of Lindsey Mcdaniel, deed.
Ian % NE.
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HENRY HALL, TAILOR,

TVAS removed one door above the Book Store oil
Ill Mr.. +. Echos, opposite Dr. Howell Davies's.
lie 10 prepared to work in the neatest, aud
NEST durable manner and IN the most iashionabe
.yls He will also keep on hand extensive assert
.,.nt Of Gsn,lemen's Clothing, ready made, and res
pectuly invites the attention Of his friends and Tor
mr. p,iyons HENRY HALL.
Feb 3 II
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UNION HOTEL, Eynchbssrs, va.
,sy..s. THE subscriber having become the Tenant
Mill Of This very Convenient aud valuable Esiab
-@A.A Iishmcnl for thu current year, takes this
method Of informing tie Public. that is now open
for the reception Of boardefs and transient visitors
under the manag cement oi hs agent, Anthony w.
Crenshaw.
Every cxetion viii be made by tho subscriber,
through his agent aforesaid deserve, and hc hopes
to receive, a liberal share of public patronage.
ALLEN }. CRENSllAW.
JanuaryG I'm
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:" Stop the THIEF.
.IOLEN FROM Jonesbolough. in Nelson
!, County. on Saturday night, the 10Th January,
EOcIR HORSES.

lOLEN FROM Jonesboiough. in Nelson
,, County, on Salurday night, the 10Th January,
FOUR FgDRSEN,
OF the following descriptions A grey Geldins, ra-
'her an non grey, years old, tides well. with cut
under the ioretop, in The forehead precisely where
tie brow band of the bride fits, though the
wound was inflicted several years past is not vet
entirely well, and not very striking except upon ex
animation Also dark bay or Brown Mare
10 fold she has few white hairs IN the centre of
the lotehead, both hind ANGLES inclined TO SWELL
one OF which is white, if not both Also young
siack Gcidins, years old last spring. some
what tucked in the rump, foxy ears, with few
white bars in the OF the lorehea d A nd al
so, Bay GcIding, years old last spring, one
or both hIs hinder feet white. only small extent;
neither of the two last, paces-the other two pace
well,-all in respectable working order.-l will pay
any reasonable reward FOR The delivery Of the above
Hoses 10 me, on Rock Fish, Nelson County near
Mount iloreb, as well for the conviction of the
Fhlet.-Any Information in relation to the subject
will be thankfully received by mail. Address to
Mount lloreb, Nelson County, Va.
RYLAND ROBES.
Jan so .... ct
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NOE sE,

fETIE undersigned has placed IN the hands Of Mr..
Il X. II. Wolhy the settlement Of all the accounts
due the concern. He being the only person author
ised to receive psyment.-Those 10 whom the con-
Germ is indebted will apply to him for settlement.
GEORGE W. GAINES.
Jan % is
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NOTICE..
DiSSOlNflO1l.

yI,Ie Co Partnership heretofore existing between
L the subscribers, is this day dissolved by mutual
eop.eut. The name OF the firm TO be used only III
closing the business. All persons indebted TO us are
,.ouested 10 come forward and stule the same, as
early as possible with Henry Hal, that we may be
enabled 10 pay those 10 whom we ara indebted.
LEWIS PAGE,
HENRY HALL.
Feb. 3 u
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.E'O VECE,

VI" .VOE'HfE.
WE have associated Mr.. GRIEF D. TATE,
w with us ~ busincss-which will however be
conduct ed under the firm OF Tuner & Butwel as
heretofore.
We have hand IN extensive assortment Of
GOODS suited To the present season, and beng
ANXIOUS to reduce stock as muchns possible, they
will be sold Tors very small advance to those who
may favor US with call.
TURNER Il BURWELL.
Dec. IS 2wii off