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DIED

On the 27th inst Mrs Hester Cary, in the s4th year
her age.
In Somerset county, on the I'd inst Mrs Susan Dick
son, in the 18th year of her age.
At Carthage, Smith county, Tenn the Nth ut
Caharne X, wife Of Joseph w Allen, merchant, oftha
place.
At New York, on Sunday, the Rev. Ava Neal, in the
fifth year of his age.
AT Princes Bay, Staten Island, the 18th inst Capt
Abel kawson, formerly of New York. in the 10th year OF
his age.
AtWestchester, New York. on the 22d inst. Jno New.
aged p years. son fMr New of Apton Hall, Essex CO.
England.
Al Florence Italy, on the both April, Charles Rodman
Potter of New York. in the Oath year of his age only
of Charles Potter, Esq OF Providence, r. /.
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BEAR CREEH HOTEL.

RTORTH POlNT.-The pablc respectfully IN
In formed, that the BE.3R CREEK HOTEL, ~
now open for the reception of company, who 9sza
will be accommodated with every comfort and44s
luxury, blend the rural pleasures of the country
with the fashionable recreatons of the city
BOATS will be supplied to Fishing parties, and q
large ARK, built expressly for the purpose be OBJ
tanned for company of ladies and gentlemen, who WI
be protected by il accommodations from ran.-
DINNERS and SUPPERS will be supplied at the
shortest notice.
SOFT CRABS and every other delicacy, when h
season. VIII be furnished in prousion-and in short
cry exeItion will be made by the proprietor to promoa
the comfort and pleasure of his guests.
ma lR-5t HENRY r. HOIJCK.
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FINISHING TACKLE.-Just received an as
&c sorlment of superior TACKLE, consisting Of
Q, 4 and Joint WALKING STICK RODS e
3, 4 and s HALLE RODS
3, 4 and Ash built FLY RODS
So 100 4 100 yards SILK HAIR and SEA GRASS
LINES
SILK, HAIR and GRASS LINES, furnished per gros
Common THREAD and COTTON LINES, furnish
ed per ARTIFICIAL, FLIES, all sorts
gros Gut, Gimp and Hair SNOODS H
Virginia, Limerick and best Kirby HOOKS, by tie
1000 otherwise ~ Il -ff.
SWIVEL'S HOOKS, furnished complete
Also-A general assortment of WOODEN WARE,
Twne and Cordage, BRUSHES ofall kinds, for sale AZ
very reducedprces by -DUKEHART q CO.,
Iol IL Baltimore street, between South & Calveze
sts Country Merchants and others invited to cal
Thankful for past fayors they solicit share ofparoD
age. ma
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FOR ANNAPOLIs, CAMBRIDGE,

- @AS11 The Steam Boat MARYLAND leaves
Baltimore the following days, for ina
* above places:
For Annapolis, Cambridge * Easton on EVERY TUESi
DAY and FRIDAY 1T O'Clock.
On EVERY SUNDAY, at O'Clock, for Annapolis,
and return the same day. t
And on EVERY MONDAY, at O'Clock, for AnnaP-
OILS ST. Hichaes Wye landing, and return same day.
beautiful trip for exeulsion persons going for this
purpose, will pay only 81 so passages starting from the
usual place, Dagan's wharf,
N. b. All baggage at the owners risk.
ma Is at .4LENUEI4 G.. TAYLOR.
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ECAMPHINE LTGHT..

yWyI1E superiority of the CAMPHINE LIGHT, t.
u that of either Oil OF Gas, has been fully tested
by hundreds who using il in this city, both Al
regards the brlaHcy of the Light and that of economy
We are prepaFed TO prove that the Camphne is iess
than oe-haf the expense of Gas or Oand in addition
which it possesses all the good qualities that other
tcia lights have not in regard TO cleanliness, there
noihRg compete with it, and in trimming the Lamp, is
is done with more facility, and less trouble than with
the ordinary lamp The Camphine Oil is purely vegeia
Bile, and warranted free from combustion. There
upwards of 700 ofthe Lamps used in New York,
and increasing daily. large assortment of which, and
the Camphine OIL constantly on hand, and for sale By
~ - a-f t. PALMER & co.
NJ b. The Lamps burning every night Stores,
where they can be seen. i 9 ma 26-t
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MARYLAND FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRICT.-WfIIG CONVENTIONAL meeting of
the Wings of the First Congressional District of Mary
land ageeably public notice, held at Charlotte Hail.
on Thursday, the l4h Of May, for the purpose of nom-
mating Electoral candidate OF President and Vice
President of the United states for said district General
John G. Chapman of Charles county, called 10 the
Chair; Gen. Samuel Coe of Prince Georges, and Col
John Beckett, of Calvert, made Vice Presidents;
Henry Fowler, of St. MaTy's, and Edwd w. Gardiner,
of Charles, acted as Secretaries. The President, on
taking the Chair stated the object of the Convention.
On motion of Er. VIM. j. Edline of st. Mary's, Col.
WHIT. Wootton, of Prince Georges, was unanimously
chosen as Electoral candidate for said district On
ton, twas
Reseped, That the officers Of the Convention notify
Col. Wooon of his appointment and that the proceed
ngs of the Convention be signed by the Presidents and
Secretaries and published in the Wing papers of the
District of Columbia and the State of Maryland.
On motion, the Convention adjourned.
JOHN G. CHAPMAN, President.
Samuel Coe, lvice Presidents.
John Beckett nv
II, Fowler, 1S......;o.
Edw. w. Gardiner, See14
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- very comfortable two story BRICK DVEL-
ehs.T LING HOUSE, in Pearl street. few doors north
Alof Saratoga street This house contains passage,
two parouTs, pantry and kitchen down stairs four cham
bers above and two rooms in the garnet. The viii
be $500 per annum, and possession given immedHfey.
Apply TO JESSE It. PETERS,
Next door below, or at the
apI3 Corner of Market s. North ses.
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DUKEHAR IT'S VARIETY STORE,
No 1914 BALTIMORE STREET. asg

DUKEHAR It's VARIETY STORE
No 1914 BALTIMORE STREET.
(Bh TIVE S thand Calvert Strests,l
ZEyHERR can be had, reasonable terms, the
w following articles IslsIzss -ig All
sweepins scrabbing, Shoe, Tooth, Weayers' ann FSS
ler's BRUSHES
Round, Square. and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, had
somey lettered
Willow basket CARRIAGES
Bellows, Marbles, Bandy balls, common Tops
Baskets, Washboards, towel Rollers
Fishing Hooks and Lines
Hay and garden Rakes
Lime or Lemon Squeezers
Nests of sugar Boxes
Bread Trays, cake Boards, and rolling Pas
Mudlers Spoons
Lamp Wicks, assorted; candle Wick
Cane metal Stays pr Reeds and Cane, suitable fx Ee
makers
Plough or leading Lines
PaTour and kitchen BELLOWS
Patent Taps; Wool Cards
Wooden, cassinett, and Cotton CARPETS
Hand and fly Shuttes cabbage Nets, sc.
Baltimore, 5th month. 1910. may u &
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4 =H4A-A4fz7
PORTO RIco--fve hear OF no private transaction,
There was offered at auction to-day I55 hhds, O
which wore sold at g, As and the balance Withdrawn.
MuscovADo-yye note a sale at action on Thurs
day; there 1876 hhds offered and part sold at $50
the balance was Withdrawn.
CUBA-At auction on Thursday, there was sold 90
hhds Cuba Sugar at prices ranging from $3.50 to $3.50
HIDES THE only Transaction we hear ofthis week
sale of 900 Laguaras III cents per h. at mo
TOBACCOs-T The receipts Of Maryland, are
very large this week, amounting to |, 446 hhds
The demand has also been brisk, and several
large sales of Maryland have been effected this
week. There has, however, been very little va
ration in prices. We quote SS,25aS3,50 for
common; 5,50aS6,50 for fair to good, and for
fine S7a7,50 There has been but little doing in
Ohio and Virginia.
The inspections Of the week comprise ,446
hhds. Maryland; SO Ohio, and s Virginia
WHISKEY-Demandli limited, there is however no
variation as yet price. We continue to quote hhds.
at % cents and bbs at 29sWaggon price exclusive of
the Dbl. 20 cts.
WOOL-There is comparatively but little doing in
this article, with tendency to still further decline in
price. The market in Philadelphia and Boston beiIss
very dull has had tendency to depress here. Last
year the quotations for washed wool was 40 cents
We now quote washed at % cents.
WAGON FREIGHTS.-W hear of no
transportation by wagons, of any consequence.
We continue our quotations as last week, viz;
To Pittsburg, SLIPS, and to Wheeling, 81 so per
100 lbs. By the Susquehanna Railroad Lines,
the rates to Pittsburg are, for groceries, IS
mackerel and shad, per hid. S1.75; herrings,
Sl.50-dry goods, hardware, queensware, shoes,
&c. per 100 lbs S125.
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DALTIMORE CITY COURT.-The June
EB Session of this Court will commence on MON
DAY, the first of the month Magistrates viii please
make return of Recognizances or before THURSDAY
ma 25 dat r NJ. MEDCALFE, elk.
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FOR RENT

A-A The subscriber will rent the DWELLING
a..l HO USE recently occupied by him in Mount yer-
k44AAnon Place, near the Washington Monument Pos
session will be given Immediately.
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Wheat, VIII, bu Eo3al e8 Peas black eye. 12al 81
Do best red 90. -. Clover seed store. &9sal0l
Do. ord. to gid Md 90a95 Timothy, do 2 so
Corn, white. Haas Barley. ..s...........7 as
Do. yellow, .48a5O FIaxseed St p. 25al 81
.4ea50 Chop'd Rye, 100 lbs. Il 80
Oats, Md. .25a26 Ship Stuff, bushel -. SO
Beans, ,25al 81 Shorts. ;. do. 13al4
| Gil ASS (Window)-[Duty, S35 per 100 fl.
| Am. crown, cite Sl9a24 Western Country. 100 ~
Do. all sizes, 100 ftbx ia 7x9 first quality - GOA
! Chelmsford do do l0a exl0,. do......... 4,00a
! Baltimore, 600 ~ lOxI2 do..,.... 4, 75a5, so
| 7x9, I'd gu $54lst qu 81 New Geneva, sxl0. ...4I
sxl0.. do. g. do ....s Do do .l0x12. -,
IOxl2............ ea9!
IGgNPoWDER-[Duty &c. per lb. lin IS lb. kegs.
English .lb..... 2sa N. Y. Rogers, Orange Pa
American. l3a Baltimore, Jamson. j la
Boston. ......-...12{ Do..... Rowe. LEA
Brandywine, Dup't20a Do... -. Beatty. goa
HEMPlDuty, Russia $40 per ton other sorts free;-
yarn 249 per ct. ad val
Russia, cl. & new. Country, dew rot. lb. g
MANILA. ........... .160
HIDES--f Duty free.
Rio CD & La PI. H. .I5a West India .12al3
Lagura & Oron'co. l2al4 Horse Hides, CACHE. 200
Brazil, salted. 100 Horse Hair, lb..........2
HONEY-GD Duty free.l
Cuba, per gallon.
HOPS-[Duty free. l-(N. E. inspecton,)
First sort, 1882 lib. .30c2d sort. .27c;Refuse go
HoRNS-tDuty free.J
OK, per .3alo-Tips, per lOO..
INDIGo-[ Duty Is per Ct ad val 54
Flotant,. lib. i 36aI SIS Bengal. SOAP 25
Guatamaia. -...a.... Manila. 80. lal, 40
IRoN-[Duty bars and bolts, not rolled, SIS per ton;
M ni0 cI,a hoo nd rnds
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DKUG5-Drugs copperas, per cwt; cam hor, refined
and crude, free; blue vrio oil of vilro cts per
lb essences, 25 per cent; alum so per ct; castor
oil as cents per gallon sugar of lead 5cents per lb;
saltpete crude free; rened cts per ID; other aru
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WHOLESALE PRICES.

All articles, which pay either an ad yalorem or spe
cle duyo more than 90 per their invoice cost
are entitled to reduction of 10 per cent of the
Ihe amount OF the excess now deducted is fths.
ALUM-EDuty $50 cents per cwtl TN elc
tillVle, per .nok
ASHES-[Last New York pnces.1 a.u
Pot, first sort, per 100 lbs. 4s7a5
Pearl, do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .25a5. 81
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WINES-[Duiy, Catalonia
laga, 81; Marseilles WI
ties, St; Madeira and s
except Madeira and 81
Malaga, dry, gal ..c2Sa35
Do. et...... 2Sa35
Claret, cask. .....$l5a40
Do lin cases doz....2faS
Madeira, L p 81. I,75a2 ,25
Do. IL M. IL, l2aI so
Tenerifie, l.. p. :. 60a90
Do-..cargo. ..... 42a5 5
WHAI.EBONE-Long slal
ZINC-Rolled, ID. 6!a9-in
EXCHANG E-On London
Amsterdam, guilder. .42s
France, frs. per dol. al, 80
WAGON FREIGHTS- IS
To WHEEL ng, Va....pe
To Pittsburgh, Pace.
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NOTICE.
TELLAR TO LET.-That large and commodi-
Cellar under the house the head of Cheapsde,
known by the of the North Bend. This cellar is
well adapted for the stongof OIL &c.-extendng under
the whole house. Apply TO Mr.. Geo. johnson, at the
Reading Room attached 70 the house. Immediate pos
session given. ti
Baltimore, May 9th 1870. Pt eo4t
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{G5-JOHN MARTIN whose name inserted in the
nsolvent list last week. is not JOHN MARTIN Ne. 81
South Charles street. ma 81
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49, 80
Pig, founders gray. .$35
Do high, for FORCES. 80
Bar, American. .al00
Do. Swedes. .S0a90
English, assorted. 95alO0
English Sheet. .200a
American Sheet. 200a210
Boiler Plates. lib. .74ca
LUMBER
Georgia Flooring. ...21
s. C.s.....d do. .1s
White p. PANEL. .30a3L
common. .26a27
select cuttings. .Isa20
common do. .I3al5
LEAD-EDuty, pig, bar a -
Pig, per 700 lbs.- .$43a,
LEATHER
Spanish sole, good TO besi
Slaughtered do do do
Finished skirtinglJ do,
Upper, in the rough,, de,
MAHOGANY-[Dgly free.
Bays, per So. it,. .7a12
MOLASSES-lDuty, SC. pc
Havana, LIST gu. .23a25
Porto Rico. ..29a
English Island. .25a26
NAILS-[Duty sc. lib. ]-(M
Cut, Id & up'ds, lib 90 a6s
Cut, Sd. 7AaS
Tint Cd 9faQ
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Hams, bait. cured, ID. III
Bacon, Bait. midl'gs. ga
Do. country, ass. .91aS9
Butter, in kgs, No. 2 I
to 3, per lb. l0n15
Lard, in kgs, Bait.
first, per lib. }I0aai1
Do. Western. l0a
Cheese, in casks. .sal2s
Do. in boxes. ..I2ta
Do. extra. .16al7
Do. loose. ....... a..
red lead, SC; whiting and
I. lb; Paris white, 1c. lb.1
Spanish Brown, dry, 1a1 ,25
Litharge, dull. 49,. Sag
Whiting, 100 lib. :. .90a1 90
Paris White, ........ .2a2t
Lampblack. lib. .c5a6
Black Paint. Sag
free.l
Ground, per Dbl. l ,37al so
!, l0c. per Sc lbs
Liverpool, fine ..........
English SIX, fine. j, 62ai rs
Do. do grid. so
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29
CARDING MACHINE AND
CREST MILL.

I,HE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO in
Il form his customers aud the public. that his
C4RDING HJCHlNE AND GRISTMILL,
on Ivy Creek near Lynehburg, ao'o IN fine order,
aud he invites the patronage OF The neIghboring
community.
Persons desiring TO have Wool oardcd will please
send u, as early after the Isl day OF February as
convenient: Lei II be well washed aud grcased-
o. II desired grease will be furnished the rate oil
81 for every ten pounds ofrols. Lard is uniform
y used ~ gre sing The wool.
Persons living at distance from the Machine
can always have their wool catded promptly, and On
the same day II is received il II be less Than 90 lbs.
And II II ~ IncouyenieI TO send II to the Machine.
hey may deposn 1t AT any place in Lynchbure,
where, on being notified oi 1t, The SUBSCRIBER will
se0d lor IT, and return IL, after II is carded.
Corn Will be ground Tor persons who wish to sell
by Wholesale at a toll Of one-tentt, and Tor regular
cusiome. at one-eighh. The public patronage Is
especially solicited, and the subscriber will use
every effort TO give satisfaction.
TANDY X. KIDD.
Jan 90 whom
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JOS. WILSON,, cir.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
LIBERTY, MAY 10th, 1910.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
or the James Rirer and KOuUuH0
CODlpanN.

ZEN fLEMEN-Having been applied to BY
" the proper number of Stockholders, having the
requisite number of shares, TO call meeting OF the
stockholders Of the company, hereby invile you TO
meet "' the Capitol. in The city of Richmond, on
Monday 'hetweny ninth day OF June next, for the
purpose OF adopting rules and regulations for the
Management Of the canal winch will be shortly put
IN operation between Richmond and Lyuchburg,
and OF transacng such other business as may re-
quire your attention.
As TINS object of The present call is indispensable
TO me revenue and proper management, of the canal
il is earnestly recommended to the whole BODY of
Stockholders 10 guard, by punciualuy OF ATTENDANCE
either IN person or by proxy against the injurious
consequences which would certainly result nom a
failure TO effect a meeting.
am, very respectfully,
Your obedient Servant
JOSEPH c. CABELL.
~, PEST j. X. q. Ka. Co.
Warminster, May 2sih, 1910 Win
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IS not surpassed by any horse.
lie was got by imported Luzborouch. and out Of
the dam OF Cluster, Merab, Re. full pedigree
and ms performances will be certified to any person
WHO may desne to purchase him.
JuBAb Is rich blood bay. of good size black
name and tail and may be seen UNI the 18Th Of Jnly
nex, NJ the stable of Mr.. Samuel M. Lambeth Of
Campbell county,
The subscriber, residing for large portion of the
year out OF this State. and therefore being unable to
attend to ms stock OF horses, would be glad TO sell
number of fine Race Horses. StaIlious. Mares and
F'llies OF the best blood in Virginia.
Any communication this subject NAV be ad
i,essed TO the subscriber at Gloucester c. House,
Virginia.
Jnbal is offered AT the low price Of $500. If not
sold, he VIII be 10 I'rm out another year.
reference msy be had TO Richard G. Morriss OF
LJnehburg, OF to Dr. Lambeth.
c. s. MORRISS.
jun IL w3wt
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the progress of this struggle with powei,-in the
bandonmen and now active hostility oIfurmer it'ends
who condo mned. equally with myself the measures
aud policy Of this adninisiraton-wb winch. will MT
dlsg use from YOU. has affected me with both mofii-
icaan and surprise. But neitllef that nor any 9th
er consideration Of personal nature, shall slaeken
my onward march in the path. which duty and pr'n-
ciple have alike marked out 10 me. With You.
twho have mol "fainted by The say-sidr, will per.
severe. unto the end, IN sincere and PRACTICAL OPP
POSITION 10 system ot measures and policy, when
hrese 20 be as dangerous TO the liberties, AZ b Is
tunnus TO the prospe1it, Of the country. An ad.
minisftaiion, which has shewn itself incapable OF
being reformed by sense Of duty from teih,n. must
he reformed. from witost. BY he p0ioer efthc PsoPft,
lir only eflettual which II an be reformed,
10 wit, hy dislnis-ion from public confidence AMI
uu.t &; AID TO tat great end Of Republican justice
aud seeprily. lei all, Win sincerely disapprove It's
ueasnres henceforwafd devote Their united aud ear
MS exeflions.
Nothing, gentlemen. can Afford me more gratil.
fhan to paftake with yon Of the wsfm.heaited
hospitality 10 which you So cordially bid me wei
come and the more nncefcma~hous u shall be. The
more. | assure you II will be 10 accordance with
my Own feelings aud tastes. Private aud public en-
gacemenis. winch not Al liberty 10 disregard,
will prevent my etlne you on the 4th oi July;
hut uthe course OF the III nth oil August, promise
myself The pleasure Of beng wnh YOU, aud OF iheo
returning IN person 10 NY leow-cuzrns III Smytb
those sincere thanks Tor rlef generous kindness
winch, IN the mean iime, must beg you 10 convey
TO Item for me, While Pray you 10 accept Tor
Yourselves The assurances TIE high consideration
a rrgafj with which an, gentlemen, very faith
fully your Friend aud Re 10 s-eil z'n
~ RINES
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SPLENDlD Paris Mole Skin and Embroidered
~ Merino Mantillas,
b''ch, o'ue-black aud othercolors Irish Tabine,,
, a rare, cheap and most beautiful article,
Black, blue black and other colors Plain and ,;cbIv
~ "sofed six, some very exquisite styles
'"'o"i'nony rich and beautiful Paris Nous de
LANES, ~
BLACK aud blue black Chay de LANES.
.iosetnef WIN great many other articles. com
P'"@s 'afge cheap and beautiful assortment ol
'O %l' 'V ~ the Ladies WIN. NJ. DAVIS Il Co.
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jan 90
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

P VIrtue OF decree OF the Superior Court of
- Law aud Cbancery for the county Of Buckng
ham, will sell, at public auction, 10 the highest
bidder, in the town Of Bent Creek on Saturday the
eleventh Of July. the Of Land belonging to the
estate OF VIM. Pankey, deed. 1t lies five miles
south Of Bent Creeb, aud contains three hundred
acres, about fry of which are creek low grounds II
~ well wa'cred. and the Improvements gooi. II
WI be shown 10 any person wishing to purchase by
my brother John Pankey who lives upon il. Pos
session will be given in time TO seed u crop OF Wheat
ana enl're possession the lst January, 1871.
TERMS,-One fourth The money TO be paid the
LIST April. 1871, and the balance in three equal an
nual payments. The purchaser will be required TO
give bonds with good personal security, and a lien
upon lie Land 10 secure The payments.
JAMES PANKEY. Com.
Campbell April 81 wlllJv
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A valuable tract of LAND for SALE,

WISHING TO change my residence, offer for
w sale my tract OF land, lying in Canpbell coun-
w. on Wards road, twenty miles from Lynchbuig
aud hive miles from Wards Bridge, on rho main road
leading hom Lynchburg to Danvlle, containing
iood Acres. This is good stand for public bu-
s,lrss, having large two story DWELLING
hooot WIN all other necessary out houses also
Store House, with houses around II suitable 70, a
small family, Tan Yard. good apple rchard with
various other kinds OF lruil trees THIS land is well
watered, lies well, aud is susceptible of mprove-
meol Aiufher description OF this property is deem
eu unnecessary, as II is presumed those wishing TO
purchase VIII examine for themselves. As | am
anxious TO sell and move 10 the wes, Tins fan The
Terms will he liberal, and good bargain may be had
by early application To the subscriber living npon
the premises. JESSY NJ. GOODMAN
May 25 uav
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sTllvs'e Property for SUYe.

''ilE Subscribers will offer for sale, on the Ord
monday IN July next tit being Amhers, Court
day. h1udsome House and f. o situated Immediate
" IN the village. at Amherst G. H. The House
is next door 10 DIR. Heny l.. Davies's and is occu.
pied by MIR. J. &. Nicholson, who will show the
premises to any person wishing TO buy. Terms lib
etal, aud made knownon he day of sale
BAILEY & WOMACK
JuneS
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TNHE fourth session Of this Institution will com
Il mence on the 18th Of July next under the man
agement Of Benjamin W. Curtis, A. b. Principal.
The Board of Trustees will elect an Assistant
Teacher eccasioued by the esisnaiion Of Mr. WIN.
+. Miller. Terms &c. as heretofore.
r. ID. PALMER, President.
JAMES PASKEY. See.
Spout Spring, Campbell. June 90 w3~
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.V'OTFCE.

n LII persons indebted to me for Lottery Tickets
n are respectfully requested 10 come forward and
pay their dues, ms am very DESTROYS of closing
'hem and those indebted will consult their own
interest by making immediate PAYMENT
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SCRIP WANTED ATBOOkER'S OFFICE.
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