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Ste iTeben S6ritte.

lnter oen oielfodbsn Srauunesceremo=
MEN oer Oinous 1T oies bic pefentlibfe,
neil Die Gbe erf oaourb poufommen unz
,pioerruFieh miro. Der Srdutieam fubrt
nemlib Die Sraut ftebenmal i'm &reiIe
berum mo fpribt oaSu: MG9e bib
WiIbnu leiten, einen S1ritt - sur Nob:
rIn9 - W0ee oidb @ifbnu leiten, slpei
Sbritt -sur Stdrfe uno &raft = Drei
Sbritt = su Den pflibten ber Reli9ion! !!
- Sier = gum @oblffano - Siinf -
sur 3ablreiben 0eeroe ppQ S6onbeit =
Se6s - gum Geibtbum uno lleberaub!
- Sieben - gum prieffer Der eib ie9.
nen fol- = Soit ou bic iieben Sbritte
eetban. 70 biit ou ouf elpo meine &c.
fdbrtiu.
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CUR llnterhaltuns uno 8elehrune
Gtlpas fit SabofSrauher.

Dap oer Sabaf cine aus 2(merifo iibers
al eineefibrte 9HanSe 1T. WeiB fait Ses
hermann. &eribieoene 9dnoer Dobcn ibm
peribieoene Namen, als peturnpoli, SO:
scbba, 9ipia, Oerba Jticotiana, Serba
ianetae erucis, 6erba reoinae, Serba me:
piea, beiliae5 &raut, @sl llnOtenfrout,
@roBpricrfraut II. (. ~. 0ernanocS bon
Scleoc fano oas 9erdbs in Sobaco. in
Der Yropin5 gufaton. ST CAB ibm bic
unter uns eebrdubli6e Senennuns. uno
ianote es nab Spanien uno portueol.
Sobann Nieot, @eianoter Sranj bes 3,pei
ten am 6ofe Sebaitians, tbeilte nad iei.
ner &ieffebr nab Srantreib i'm SABRE
1860 Dem 9robprior oapon NIT. tpel6er
oies @elbent Der &0nioin &otbarina bon
Meoisis aeiete. ginee 3eit oorauf
brabte Sbepet oen Saomen aus Nmerifa
nit. Sn Gnolauo paro Der Sabacf erit
1885 befannt. 2(nfdneli6 war er auber.
croentlib tbeuer, neil alle Belt rotden
rpcllte.
Cir @alter Ralei9b, ocr ibn suerit in
Gnelano eineefiibrt. Soe iib ieosn Sag in
lein &abinet iurlce. um bort beimlib su
rauben. Ginit bradte ibm fein 8eoien'
ter einen &rue nit Sier, uno erlebrat
nidt penie, als ct Den 8aub i'm Wunoe
ieines 9errn bemerfte. Sbne iib bu be:
finnen. sob er ibn ben &ruo NIT porter
ins @efibt, um 6dlfe rufeno, in Der Mei.
nune. bab iein Serr bel lcbenoigem eebe
brenne.
Sn fur;er 3eit raudte man iiberau am
6ofe uno in Der Staot. i'm Sbeoter, uno
ielbit in oen &irben. @ibt nur aue
Mldnner batten ibre pfeifen : fonoern
aub aae Brouen; ia ielblt Der &0nisin
Gllabetb foltete es nibt 9erinee Mdbe,
iib nidt bon Dem oa0emelnen Strome
nit fortreiben su laien. Die Sabafser=
eeHe eineen enolib 70 lpeit. oa6 Der pabff
ltrban Der Ibte fib enolib eenotbi9t fab
cine Grcomunieations Sulle oe9en oieie.
nieen gu fbleuoern, bic iib ferner unterE
foneen ipiirben, an beili9er Statte lin Der
&ir6e) su rouben. Sno;ens Der 3tpSlfs
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Seine 8eael obne 2(usnobme.

Bum &oiier Solepb 2. Fam zines 3a9es
elm Mann, Der ibn um cine 2(nfelluns
bat. Ser &aiier fro9re, was ct fir elm
eanosmann iei ? uno Der Sefraste ertpiez
oerte: ,Gin 8iener" - upob" rief
bierouf oer &oiisr, ,,cie @iener lino ale
nibts nue." - v&erseiben Guer Maies
ftdt," er,pieberte Der 2(mtl lu6enoe, ubab
ib gu .pioerlpreben mage. Sb Femme oob
Stpei re1tibafene @iener."-- ultno Die
spdren 2" - ,,euer MoieltGt finb Der
Grite uno itb Der 3lpeite.n Der Safer
ld6elte unc oer @lann erbielt Elm lobnen
bes l(mt.
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Sin Srefer obne @leieben.
.--N[ [F-s

Gin folder farb Dor &ur5en an llnvsr=
oaulibfeit in Dem Marine So6pital gu
Sreif. uno war elmer oer au Den 8oleeren
uerurtbeilten 3Gbtlinoe in oem 8aauo
oieier Staot. Dieier Menib, felt ldnee.
rcr ,3eit i'm 3ulfanoe pollfommnen 8lGo-
firms uno Dem b6biten @rao Der 2(usseb-
runa, bate su,peilen 2(nfaae unerfdttli-
ben 2lppetits, uno um Jpn 3u befrieoi9en.
uerihlana er Sttfe eeoer. Sol5. uno an
oere Subitan;en, tpie fie ibm eben in bic
odnoe fielen.
I'm Die l1rfade feines 3coes Su erfab.
rem, ,paro CT eeofnet, uno man fano in
leinem Maeen nabfoloenoe @e8enitdnoe:
Sebssebn Stdde ools Yer1dieoener Dif'
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Ser sSaum oes wei6en QBa6ies.

Oo5 8ob5 erDdlt man nidbt bios bon
oen Sienen. sc 9iebt audi nod anoere
Snieften, spelbe cine Qrt @ads bereiten.
Sn Den bineilben eano lbaften Suquano
uno Suanii ipdbit ein Saum, welben
man pe:la:bu, oaS beibt oer Baum oes
psiBen Mo6ies. nennt. I'm bic ldnelibe
ten SlGttsr oefelben bdn9en fid fleine
@irmcr, wideln iid oarin Elm, uno bill.
oen nob einieer Seit fleine @absaellen.
Sieie 3ellen liefern Elm iebr bartes uno
oldnSenoes 8ad)s. G6 1T be1er uno
weiber, als oos Ba6s Der Sienen. Die
oauon oeeohenen 4ibte bremen beller uno
uerbrelten, penn man ite anSiinoet, einen
febr on9enebmen Scrub.
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9 dim mer 2(nfono q.

Gin S6ullebrer unterbielt feline S6I=
let einmal bon Bet Gri1afun9 Der @elt,
bon Den eriten Menitben uno BON Ibel's
Sooe. vNun &inoer," " fraste ct oann {:
plpos meint Sbr nun bon unIern Stamm=
eltern gu rs nun, Soerr Sbulmeiiter,
" ontrportete Elm &nabe, ,,oer 2tnfan9 perz
iprab eben nibt pie! @utes. Sie sparen
erf ibrer Sier uno ba bat ibon elm Sru=
Der Den anoern foot 9e1bta9en !"
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nabier" bonn e5fen Geptembsr einpist sr
oem publifum Ieins Nnfellun9 auf folssnse
1Beiie in Neinen an:
9er ne,le peitneiter in petersburs,
Sn Bilmot, no 9hneibers 9trab' sett sureb
D1abet funo Dem publifum,
Sang srsehenlt rings serum,
Oas CT nit 9reu unb phnftii6feit,
;lBia befricbi9en alle Sent,
Nrebt natb wunit, umo na6 8es,br.n,
Die init Nuftrds' i'm trsbren.-
Srsuuo Itbrsib' in's liebe 9aterlanb,
9bnea miro oein Sebreibsn absslanet,
9sp es seIesen 100 ss nil,
Sein Brief tleibt lisssm bei mir fill
S1ab Nub(anp, Sro6brittanie,l,
Slaeb Oe1rsi6, preuGsn, Spanien,
Naeb gburs 5sIIsn uno nad 9aebIsn,
Stab Dem Nhsin 100 0eben patblsn;
Stab galabrisn uno Bulsarisn,
Stab Selection unp Stalisn;
Stab Sraflien uno gaitilirn,
Sla6 Oalmatien NIB grcatien,
S1ah lratien ,nb strcacieu,
Stab Incaluitsn unb slpulisn,
Stab @allien Mnb @ermanieiL
S1ah spmbarbei uno wallahei.
Su eis 9Irfei unb 9artarei.-
GO Gu9-Si Gao naeb Otersg(Ias, q.
llnp in bic bsipen gaDaoa's.--
Stab Gmerifa's freisn Staatsn,
TN prelbenten unp Srloatsn,
I'm gcnfnlen unb Senatoren,
I'm 8iibtf. priefer unb pattorsn,-
Sladb 9iebenbirssn uno Sprol,
Dc's aud INNER hinaus sebn ioa,
2Iaes nero ieb bsIcrsen spotl.-
Drum rings berum, febreib't in Die wsIt
Slur mir tejablet bas pofsclb
llno id ,perb' natb alien gnoen,
Cure Srlefe ridtis ienoen.
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SSsSSHssepaeGlts g3itGtetsteGGe.
Scr SbaeQrdber.

2lrm am 95cutel, frant ain 5ericn,
Shlerpt' i'd meine lan9en Gage
2lrmntb 1T Die QrcBte pla9G
Nnhtbum 1T cas b6htte @ut!
llno au enpen meins Shmsr3eu,
8lns i6 eiuen Sebas 5n srabsn.
D1eiEe @eslc ioait oil babsn!
Stbrieb itb bin init ei9ncin Slnt.
rInp 70 scs' ib &reil' I'm Srcils
9tellte pnnocrtare Jlaminen,
Eraut unp &npbenwert suiammen
Cie SeItbp6runa mar pollbradt.
llnb auf bic seIernte Weiie
Grub i'd naeh nem altsn SbaeG
Huf Dem anas5csten DlaBe.
9hmars ,nb tirmiib mar Ole S(abt.
llnp it fab Gin aidt Don lpcitrn;
llnb es fam sleiet einem Sterne,
,6inten aus Der fsrnitcn Serne
gten ais es 3m6Ifc fdblus.
lInp % gait tein Scrtcrcitsu.
5eller parps nit eluemmalc
Bon tem Slang oPr pclcm Stbalr,
9ie cin Itbbncr &nabc trna,
6clpr Huaen fab ib bliuten
llntsr biebtsm BlumenfranSe;
Ssn ces 3ranfss 5imme9lan3e
3rat er III Den Srcis bcrrin.
HUB CT bie6 mid freunplieb trinfcn;
llub ieh oabt': ee Fam Der ¬e,
D1it Oct jh6ncn liebtcn 9ahe,
Wabrlieb! nibt per Stlc iepn.
3rinte O,utb ces rcinsn sstene
Oann VeritsbIt on bic Selebrung.
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fe, uno bon elmer ednee BON 5Dei biz
fanf 3oll; elm Stief zines Geifes BON
elnem Safe, lang flint 3olI, brett einen
3ou, unc oif stpei Sinien Elm Sribters
robr BON persinntem Sleb, brei uno ei
men balben Soll lang Den Stiel zines
itnnernen e6ffels, uno einen eofel gang,
oellen Slatt Sulammen oerollt oeneien;
stpei anoere sinnerne eoffel enen Seuer.
ltabl, orei 3oll lang, uno eInen balben bid
an Getpl6t orei Gotb ; einen pfsifenfopf,
nebit einem Stiif oo3u oeb6rioen Gobrs;
enen obeeitumpften 9eaoel nit aopf,
Swei SoQ lang enen anoeren iebr fpisen
Waeel BON anoertbolb 3oa edn9e fiinf
pfoumenferne :; Elm fleines StGd 9orn;
Spei StGefe ,peiben @laies, mopon bas
erobte cine Sdnoe bate bon einem 3oll 4
sinien, ouf cine Sreite BON einem s3o(l ;
spei Stiitfe 2eper unreeelmGBi9er Sorm;
enolib Elm Meeier nebit b6lsernem 6eft
gum Sumaben, lang orei unb einen bolben
Sol. uno einen 3ou or6bter Srete.
2lQe bieie, i'm Maoen oe5 8eforbenen
eefunoenen SubiFonsen maebten sulam.
men oierunouierSi9 Stide aus, uno nos
gen i'm @anSeu obneefdbr Elm pfuuo unb
sebn ] l1nie. - Wap uermutbet, oer
pl6eliebe 500 iei ourb Gritidune perur=
iabt. pelbe BON Der eroben 2(u5oebnun9
oes Maoens berbeioefubrt woroen. &ein
@unoer
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8ie"stas SeH IS, 8sto6er ls4o.
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Die Gories BON Canada beflaeen fi6
iiber @ouperneur Sa9ot spceen ieiner 3u.
neieuuno fir oas fron50liite Snterefe.-
Ser SOrcnto patriot berid)tet. oab 6err
Giouaro elm ibm pom 9ouperneur perlie:
beneo Qmt abeelebnt bat. Sn Sol9enoer
muen Grnennunoen iino 70 uiele eiicfen
i'm Yropinsial: por!ament ein8etreten, oab
cine 8ertaeuno unuermeibli6 lit. Da:
ber io(len Die @ei6dfte ouf Slpei bis orei
Wonate aufoeiboben uno pdbreno oieier
3eit bic erlecioten Stellen ausaefaQt tpere
ben. Gin @elee 1T i'm conooifben parla:
mente ein9efiibrt ,pcroen, tpel6es Die 9e'
fesmdbioen 3inien auf a6t proeent ers
b6bt, lpopon jeoob Die Sanfen auseenom=
men iino, oenen nur 6 procent 9eitattet
weroen. Sas 6aus bat belbloflen. oas
Capital Der Commercial. uno Sber ga:
naba.Sanfen auf 100000 pf. ct. ieoe
su erbGber. Qlte u. neue gSelt.
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Gin sewifIsr ST. Soban ernlt 1T ale poits
meitter in petsrsburs, 9Dellinston 9itriet,
Canada Wslt Hmerifa, ernannt tpercen.--
Sn ptm 5u Ber[in ssbruttsn "SsutIbm ca.
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Sin iun9er Mann, gtanens Stto gS.
&obrbadb, % Sabre alt, Sobn oe6 Sberit
unspeit Sbarp6bure, Warpluno
fam am l6ten September ouf cine traus
ri9e 2(rt su leinem Sooe. St tuar be-
fbdftist Srubt NIT ber Mafbins in fei=
nes Saters S6euer gu orei iben. Nab.
Dem ct cine 3eitlan9 9eoroiben bate, bielt
ct Die pferoe Elm, uno par i'm Seariff,
tpdbreno Die &doer nod berum sien9en,
bon Oct Mai6ine Su iprin9en, al5 ct nit
oem SUP obsliti6te, unb 5Fpiiben Die Gd=
Der Fam, spel6e ibm oas cine Sein unters
balb Dem Snie 9dnSli1 obrihen, uno ben
S6enfel bis 5ur Siifte berauf furbtbar
serquetibten. Sier 2(er3te paren balb
bel oer 6ono, ollein ale Semiibun9en lpa=
TEN per9ebens> oenn pier Stunoen oorouf
itarb er. il.
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2(m 2Oiten September bubte Elm 7idb.
ri9er Sobn oes 6rn. Sobonn Copper,
bon @ountiop Sounlbip, Nooms Gauntp
iein eeben ouf fol9enoe 2(rt elm : ST uno
nod elm onoerer &nabe bsfanoen fib in
Der Sbeuer, no Elm @ewebr ftano. Sic
nabmen oofelbe, uno ipieIten oamit, obne
5u piien oab es 9elaoen tpar. 2(uf elm
NAL 9ien9 oas 3ewebr loe, uno Der son5e
S6ub fubr Dem Scbn oes 6rn. "copper"
in Den eeib, ,pel6er S>pei ooer orei Stun>
Den oorouf isinen @eiit oufsob.
Soan. Sag.
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gentleman o.ihe same political seho, The ut. the
question Was never attempted lobe made party beie
theeAua session. aud tleni,r yer, Obvious ni,s
Yfry nature ii is wholly independent, OF party Bank
rnp, as web as creditors belong all pSre. and wheth
er the law he good evil lis Effects fall all
alike The Wings have no peculiar interest in its aiol
uen the locos special lneres, its repeal Indeed.
If any party conscientious cnercd INTO ii a, all the Loco
focos would 10 have had the deepest interest in lis
ensctmeu-,he etple Of Al.ss saipp and two ,hrc
other Lee rooo s;a,s Icing deeply in debt than
any others and hence perhaps, the Loco Foco Repre-
sentative ahd Scnato from that State voted for ii al the
extra SESSION. and the former aains, lis repeal nov
rs AN q. ping incidents connected with the BANK
lap Law. may no, be amss advert a silly and
malicious inucndo Of the New York Courier agains, the
integrity ot those members of Congress who. since the
eAha session, have changed their votes. That paper
nsinuaies that they have been "bought up by foreign
god-tat ioegn capitalists, interested IN the repeal Of
the law, had raised imnense fund. which enabled
them 10 give one hundred Thousand dela,s for VOTE and
tbs fund had teen successfully applied the bribery of
certain m.mLers Of Congress. Such Charge is d
piece With that, and entitled 10 equal credit which
was formerly 50 connon relative to the |. :. Bank
which MIS- said aided by thcse foreign capitalists
lNilp certainly WuSi nave lmUnSe 10 throw
4 these accusations be ne, alse) constantly kept our
aosl distinguished men in thor pay The charge is So
ridiculous, that has been generally treated with silent
contempt. In my opinion, however opportunity should
be afforded 70 the accuscr make il lguod failing do
which he should not be porittcd to escape without sena
punishment ior has bold and infamous SANDER
There VAS no other subject Of importance acted upon
yesterday, except the election ofJudgc William IL Cab
ell, by almost unanimous vote, As President of the
Court OF appeals, in place Of H. ST. C. Tucker resigned
There was no opposing candidate On this day week
the vacancy the bench Of the Cour, is to be filled
The individuals named for the Office are b. W
Leigh of this city, David McConas of Wv,he, B. g.
Baldwin and Lucas p. Thompson ot Augusta and John
Marshall Of Winchester. Result uncertain.
To-day, nothing of interest was done, except tie e
lection Of Judge of the General Court 10 supply the
vacancy occasionally the resignation OF Judge Abel
Upshur now Secretary ofthe Navy. As had anlic-
pated. Gen. Thomas II Bayly, of the delegates
from Accomac was elected Vote-Bayly St. Searbo-
rough 4s, Halliburton 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24

THyll T. subscriber hss now on hand full supply Of
STOVES OF aid, ser ptions say parlor Stoves, Nine
plate Franklin Coa Stoves a new attelo and prealnm
Cookino Stoves In fact every siye aud pattern, usudly
wanted in this country Pipes TO suit, or in any auan y
for matching and repairing Also, Shoe. Iron Work OF
every kind Copper Work such Sh Worms, Kei-
ties Stew Pans SC. with general assortment of Tin
Ware, Of his make all ut prices 10 suit the limos
tlf0MAS O. AGREE.
my wifi
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r. 81 gs AZ n p. II.

|E'iE FOLLOWING PROPERTY, belonging
WIN. b. Lynch;
The handsome House and Lot, Cooke street, for
several years past, the residence Of Ars Yancey.
The Valuable Farm ON the Eynrhburg aud Salem
Turnpike, about three milos from town, now in thy
possession d ). Nowin.
The Houses and Lot Tie Toll Bridge, formerly
occupied by d. F.. NJ. Black, Tavern and Grocery
The Stables and lot 1ohnson's Tavern, lately
kept by F. +, Booker, md pnbatly, oncor two small
Houses. MlCAJAH DAVIS, Jr.
Dec % tsif
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YNlIF. partnership oi Payne 4 Mosby, in the Iron hd
i siness, &c. at Elk Greek. in the county Of Mel
son. dissolved b, mutual consent the 3lst day Of
December last The Of tho firm will be used only
for the purpose Of closing the proper business Of the
ctrn-and no authority 10 use ii otherwise has at any
time existed GEO NJ PAYNE,
JNO. w MOSBY.
Elk Creek Furnace Jan u wiw
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~ The Loo foco member, Of The heh,ucky legis
l,urc togo tLer with many citizens ,i tie same party
n the neiphborhood Of the seat fgoyeautn,, have ac
,osly nominated Col Richard VI Johtsion If ny. i,
next President If the l. States. We sail see similar
movements in other States. in isor Of other individuals,
ere long But Old feeuns,h Viii he hand to choLe off,
because he and his friends know he viii be hard to beat
Perhaps the Loco Foco Convention Which is to meet
in Richmond on Tie "a OF month. may endeayour
10 throw cold water On tic movement.
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GgsIl lfAIsY.

Died, the Slh January, the residence II her bro
thcr. b. w. Morrison Miss EMILY, daughter of George
Morrison OF Henry county, Va, after illness of
} days "Bessed are the dead who die in the I.ordn
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NOTICE.

HNllE partnership which has existed between Harper
L Hardy Co. and John Jordan in constructing a
partition OF the James River < Kanawha Canal has been
dissolved in consequence Of Harper, Hardy Co. hav
ing abandoned the work.
The undersigned viii 90 to furnish certain pDvtions
of the work. already commenced the proceeds OF which
together with all the of the late firm Of Jno Iof
dan & Co will be paid to the creditors fast they
be made available JOHN JORDAN.
Jan "a w.}w If
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Es "a r Yr q N.
SEZAE.V'G OFF

SELAE.V'sf OFF
AT PRseEs TO Sat THE TIMES
ENo. }. PuRVlS. informs his customers and tho
~ public generally, that the season is nearly como
for sellng Winter Goods, he Is determined from lisday
to give grea, bargains in
Blankets, FIannets, .M,inoes, Sa,ta,estx, Kentucky
and Home pin, leans Hoot!e'i Sosts md Stockings
Stacs of all kinds CLps and cs...,eres Bo,nbn,nes
CtroaSsians and Stuff Goods e,faerai,p
lie has lately added to his stock of BoNsrrs R,p-
Boss, CALcoEs. SILK G COPS and HosIEas Of all
kinds, which will be sold a vary reduced pricts
JOHN j. PURVIS
Jan. 10 il a
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EhI- II. III. Gj{lllPr.

- ESPECTFUlLN informs the public that he has
moved his office To the tcncmon, lately occupied by
DR. j. \. Brooks, nearly opposite the Franklin Hotel.
Jan II wit if
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SlTTTON'S
Lottery and Exchange ONiCc.

NOW We begin New Year. and consequently will
say nothing Of the innuo,erabie Prizes which have
been distributed from this Office the LIST day of last
Septcmbsr They have only served to put hands
and know there is nothing like a RU.N.NLNI;
.ST.3R1' we will make the effort 10 put our PREF
TEST FOOT FOREMOST aud offer for the New
Year, the following Schcn,s-Rcad them, and observe
I'm pOLNIS
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VIRGINIA, to w;-M rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chaneey for the
County Of Amherst Monday the ID day of January 1912
Dabney ssndilgc, Plaintiff,
against
William g. ',mpbcll, aud ----- his Wife who is II
daughsr and lcgroe of Thomas anirum dee and Rich
ard 1andun and Burton I.anlrum, Executors o 1hnna.
landrum, decd, Defendants.
Is CHANCERy.
The Defendant William q: Campbell, no, having entered
his appearance and gwen security according To the act Of
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and 1t appc airing
by satisfactory evidence, that he suo, nhaban Of this
country is ordered that the said Defendant DO appear here
the first day of March Term next and the bill of
the Plan,i-and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted In newspaper published in the town Of Lynch
burg, for months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted at the front
door Of the Count house Of this county
Copy-re,ts
ROBERT TINslEY, {.
Jat ~ " I'm
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

I'M IIll+NN ,NF.T. T4N'J
\ regular meeting Of the Mechanics Temperance So
eiety, viii be held this evening al the Methodist Pro
lestant Church, at 8 O'clock 2. NJ
Several addresses are expected
JAMES FRETWEIL, President.
GEoRGE B. THURMAN, Secretary.
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C.5PIT.sL $1O,OOO!!
$4,000 $1,000

C.5PIT.sL $1O,OOO!!
$4,000 $1,000
50 Prizes Of $1,000 Doia,si,,
RGLNL1 LEESBURG LOTTERY Class d.
To be dracn at 3lcrand,ia Saturday. 29h Of jana.
ary and result receiped on The lst of Fcb,7ll,,,
PRIZES ti0,o00-I5 0O0-7 0oO-5, 1906 Of
2,0O0-10 Of $4,000 # 1000 III 900
GO Of 5000 of20)--G6 Of 100, Sc.
"a .Nos--l2 d,own.
1ichets tl0-Iiaircs, 50O--Qua,tc,, go
J1RGL>Ll LEESBURG LOTTERY, Class 10.
l. To be dra,cn at Petersburg, on Ucdneai,al
the 10Th o T January and result rceired on the 2Jih
Prizes 5000. 0Oo-l .5oo-l .2W ID
prizes Of .00o--5 Qf500-0 Of 200
20 Of l50-325 q $50.
rs nunbers-li dra,cn,
Tickets t}-halres J0--quarters - cts
VIRGLNLl .MO.No.NG1LL4 LOTTERY. Cias,
No q. To be drd,cn ut Richmond, on F,iday,
Me 25M Of february, aud result recered on The
3Oh Of Jtmuau
Prizes 5000 500 o57.-5 of 600 OF
go 3 of BOO of l75-l0of 1920 of 80
50 of 1870 of %
~ numbers drawnout
Tickets 81 50-llalves IS cts.-Quartcrs 81 ! cts
100000 DOLL.YHS!!
IN 900 PRIZES OF 800.
PIRGLNL1 LEESBURG LOTTERY, Glass G.
10 bc WdtfH az .IcIuiHM, on SMWuhY, me Dtt
Of February, and result reccircd on The eh
Prizes $3J.OOO,
tl2,00O-6,0 5000 ,0o0-2, ss7i % 600
goo ,sO0--l 700 600 Of 800
3of 1000 ,25o--200 of 500-l26
of 100, Sc.
rs numbers and - drawn.
Whole Tickets Sl0--lIavos s5-t2uartcrs2 30.
Drawnnumbcrs in Wellsburg Lottery. Class No. 2.
40 So Is 30 50 SO i3 So As.
To Adventures would say that il is our purpose To
deal altogether in Thousands through the year of lot2 in
stead Of hundreds in lSil. From this first day OF
January, 1872, we turn ne,c eGE Hyou'd have
the change, only send your orders to
w. NJ SUTTON.
doors below the Post Office.
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NEW crop NEW ORLEANS SUGAR,
LOAF SUGAR. CANDLES, &C., At
AUt'Elx.N.


III E.si.VE II K.VEK.
NE WILL. sell. ON "Wednesday, the Goth inst. in
w front OF our store.
- hhds New Crop \. u. Sugar,
20 boxes good TalloW Candies,
10 do soap
do PLAIN Luai Sugar.
10 do Woolsey and Wcose, 5 Auted ditto.
pcrlor article.
With sundry other articles suited 10 tho trade
Terms AT sale PAYNE 4 II RNFR, Aucts.
Jan u II
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N ibTICE.

NUTICE.
TTHAS become necessary, thatthe undersigned should
Il receve the amounts due them. They therefore,
respectfully request all those indebted .hem 10 ca
and psy give their bonds for open aseoun,s by tho
18th Of February next Longer indulgence cannot nor
riR not, be given in any We Hope OUT debmrs
will not pu, TO the necessity of showing are seoliv
in earnest. MCKINNEY s. MOSBY
Jan H. t25F il