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MITES.

NOTES.
No proposal will be considered unless it be accom-.
panied by guarantee, signed by or more respon
sibe persons in the following manner viz
The undersigned -- guarantee that -
If his bid for carrying the mail from - TO - b,
accepted by the Postmaster General, shall enter into
an obligation prior to the 1T doy of April next
with good and sufficient suretles, TO perform the ser.
vice proposed"
Dated 1914.
This should be accompanied by the certificate of a
Postmaster, or other equivalent testimony that he
guarantors are men of property, aud abe to make
good their guaranty.
The proposals should be sent to the Department,
sealed, endorsed Proposals for Route No. 4l4S'
and addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral.
For the prohibition Of bids resulting from comb.
nations, and the terms and condition. on which the
contract Is to be made the late annual advertise
ment.
O. A, wlOKLIFFR.
Jsn n-law4w
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THIN MATERIAL, FOR VENING
DIRE SSES
\A7 have just received
w Is pieces White Tarlton Muslins.
10 do Pink do do
10 do Blue do do
25 do Swiss Muslins, very sheer.)
do Pink Satin Striped Napoleon Ga,lze.
do Blue do do do
3 do White do do do
do Rich White Satns
do do Blue do
5 do do Pink do
Is do Pink, blue, and white Grapes.
10 dozen Long White Kid Gloves.
10 do Short do do do
do Long open net Silk do
do Short do do do
Together with suitable Trimmings sc.
jan23 ESTEP s. CATLETT.
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Mr.. CHARLES M. REED, of Pennsylvania pre-
scented several petitions yesterday among then
were two praying for the establishment of mail routes
which were appropriately referred.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.

SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass No. S, for 1914.
To be drawn at Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday, Fee
bruary Sd, 1874.
SPLENDID PRIZES.
S35,2o4 !-$l2, 900 $50, 900 !-S3, $685.
prizes Of $4,000 SO prizes of ZOO
10 do 1880 so do 500
80 do 1900
&C., Sc, sc.
Tickets Sl0-Halves S5-Quarters 50 SO.
Certificates of packages of &c WHOLE tickets l4o 90 90
DO do 26 quarter do 30 90
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class No. 6, for 1874.
To be drawn at Alexandria, D, c., on Saturday, the
10th of February, 1874.
GRAND SCHEME:
10000 Dollars 10000 Dollars
1000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
$500 Dollars! 2,loo Dollars
20 Prizes of 1000 Dollars
20 of S5O0-20 of 5000.
&C. &c. &c.
Tickets $lO-Halves S5-Quarters 50 so.
Certificates of Packages of % whole tickets $40
DO do 90 half do 60
DO do % quarters do 80
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY
Glass T. for 1874.
TO be drawn at Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, the
9Th February, 1874.
Is Drawn Numbers out of IS
PRIZES!
prize of $4,000 prize of $500
l 5,OO0 1000
$500 $500
20 prizes of $1,000
90 of $3.50 Is of 5000
Tickets SlO-Halves S5-Quarters 50 So
Certificate of package of 25 whole tickets sI2O
| 10 do rs half tickets 20
| 10 do 25 quarter tickets 80
| ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
| Glass No. s, for 1914.
To be drawn at Alexandra, d. c., Saturday
the oath February, 1874
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
$1,000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
10000 " 0AoO
1000 e" 1000
IS prizes of sl,OOO-S4 prizes of $500!
| &c, &C., SC.
Tickets slO-Halves S5-Quarters So So
Certificates of packages of 25 whole tickets $40 90
70 DO % half do 10 90
| 10 do 25 quarter do 35 00
orders on ltoke and Shares and Certificates Of Pack
ages III the above splendid Lotteries will receive the
most prompt attention, and an official account OF
each drawing sent Immediately after it is over to al
who order them. Address
| J. g. GREGORY CO, Managers,
| Washington City, ID. G.
| jan l7-2aw4wd&cf
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A DISCOURSE

ON the several important objections TO The doctrine
b. Ptkin, of the First Independent Church, Rich
mon by the Rev. Daniel Baker, of the Presbyterian
Church, Richmond
just published, and this day received for sale by
jan22 F. TAYLOR.
BY THE AUTHOR OF 1.-THE MYSTERIES
OF PARIS"-CHEAP EDITIONS
JUST published and for sale by
f. YLOR,
Colonel de Surville, Tale of the Empire-lSlO-
by Eugene Sue, translated into English
The Salamanoer, a Naval Romance, by Eugene
Sue, translated by II. w. Herbert, author of "Crom
well' "The Brothers," &C. &c.
The Female BuebeaId, or LIE Norne .au- Diable, ,"
by Eugene Sue, translated.
Theresc Dunoyer Novel, by Eugene Sue, trans
lated.
AIS So
.qnciem Egypt-by GLIDDoN, late Consul at Cairo
her Monuments, Hieroglyphics, History, and Hero
giyphca Literature--published in quarto size, FILL
ed with Engl avings-pTice % cents. an 70
TUNT'S MERCHANTS MAGAZINE-F
II TAYLOR will receive subscriptions for the
the above Magazine and will have the work regular
Iy forwarded any Post Office in the United States.
Price IS per annum.
few complete sets from the commencement, (be-
ing four years and halfD can be supplied in nine
large octave volumes, handsomely bound, at the sub
scrption price, without charge for the binding.
Address (post pad) F. TAYLOR,
jan 20 Bookseller, Washington, d. G..
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Bookseller, Immediately East of Gadsbys Hotel
- Books, Stationery, Periodicals, or anything
else, imported to order from England and France or
from any part of Europe ian 3-lf
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I'HE subscribers having on hand large assort-
ment OF seasonable goods, and being DESTROYS of
reducing their stock preparatory to the Spring trade,
will offer great bargains in all descriptions of goods
Their assortment is altogether complete, and custo-
mers may rest assured that they will be suited in
style, quality and price. They name, in part
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-16
TEXAS WAR.

Nheihera war with MeNi,o is 10 grow out Of the
purpose which aegates our Rulers To annpx Texas with
1ot deiaY, or whether MeNcn or even the American
t.oie are Wiling Ia Il, Is thus far question Of specnla
non "aa strong meplndeance Of pfnbsbi, in favor
u Inc aliiFmAiYe; but nerdy War las already arisen
- 'ha question Of ann Xatoh between pnrllan of the
Ne" 9TH Democracy. aud the south Caloll1a and "
Ter Wing.
Inc Ne" ioth Evening Post publishes an article Of
marked ability against Annexation IN which the General
proposition IS strongly eombaue1 aud flat denial Given
70 'he inference oil the feNas Democracy that the ppo
PIE IN electlng Mr. Polk, had declared in favor ofan
deviation The Evening Post harrs, with the Albany
Argus, Mt Van Burns confidence and the writer Of
ihe afiice IN the fosi Is understood 10 be Mr. n r
Butler. NJ. Van Baten's closest political Intrinsic,
Nj Bfiller alleges
~ deny hat annexation ,cas question 10 be deci
aed by The election and IRE deny also that iii ,efrs h
De 50 considered. The decision has been ia is Eeor II i
me wsh oi certain set OF politicians To make il anne,t
50, undonbledy. And they have some Circumstances +,
aFor them, ihere The persons Interested IN TN,
innexaiian aad lhee are tnauy. " hnse ccs arc Ina
ls IN proportion 10 their interests and who Will srno
'e band 10 drown other yoces in their own and iL.n
ne fraternity Of Office holders un the President DIV,
N5F themselves IN enuaenance. by pfoclaming that the
'eoPie have Joued then. Fortunately the nn,ber nj
qeonle" ~ Wv '''' u 'ii'
However True this may be, we think il comes with n
~ grace 'fom 9ue Of thai Men York Democracy who
fes.a ahheAaioa as the greatest evil yet assisted
- pd mf Pih in plwef. Nhrn they sn well kneu IN,
o consequence would b. What ii certainly will he. tn
a''s' desperate sfi9s!s 10 luce anneAaign. ave an1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-16
nREAnEEI. TRAGEnY

The Eaton (ohu) Register of the 26lh ult. relate
thr lellaatng nast terrible tragedy
ar. Elln Stevenson, respectable farmer of Darke
o., frstiing about . miles north Of Greenyle Ohie,
MAS murdered whist aslesp, with another member OF
he tnlis, On Friday night last lie retired 10 bed as
usual, n peace and q1le, with his wife and children
A late hour 81 the nght, supposed hen the hns
hanJ and children had fallen asleep the wife arose from
her bed, and hiying adjusted her clothing. sailed
afih, procured an axe. and returning With tie same
stahtly approached the bed ui her Sleeping companion
and rased the deadly weapon sunk deep hs skull
cut and manalcd hun horribly. cadsing immediate
DEATH She then wen tie bed oil the sumberng chdren
"a snail by and eifl--and and renewed her work Of
desltnelmn The head Of The lltle boy almost sey
cred lmm his body supp sed 10 have been done with
aRf-lbe aale gu Was severely though not mortality
Wounded The Nlte-now snpposng she had DESTROYED
he whale of the tamiiy-lef The house Having none
shout distance from the dwellings with hrble In hand
attached the rein Of which 10 young sapling, aud
there put an End ~ her eNsieacp by srang uailon
from hanging. The and mentioned were found
utar her tenalns
Inc ehdten, II appears, Were Mr. .sleyenson's by a
iorner wife, the latter being his second cunsuri.
We have as YET heard no cause assigned Tor these mp
pang deeds Ba from the circumstances above as re
lated We hafe no doubt that the rerpeator oi the mur.
der and suicide the time laborng under I'll o
insanity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-16

shen loo Mr. pulk's administration will have fausi
BE and irfeillabe ground -irrefulable # laa
sIans-of satIny 1bal The peann had derrefd Texas,
>, eleefg alr palk under the every where loud
y lrnIerfl aud atieafie1 BE- made absorbing Of
Polk, Dallas sad 1exast" theFe wefe pthef issues,
at ii Is Impossible 10 s1y viii certainly what the con
l4llin5 me rs l9 aay any eass 81 saes md
il Hufef "a ezfapfld Inn asylee hat II He Tex
IS lleesa spfak viii certainty uHl4 flf himself.
Tfa Mad.ssniaa iakHs mp The eadeels - ainst The
i'..i and af batief. and 6a1ly aileges
II tie qaHfy. aashsr lhe selsr's opinions npan
he Annexation slsas determined Is vote TT u against
At Tx. sc aasHrt Us L Nf. PIX had nj been
n IA cor Il AHaeSa1aa. however Hafihy IN cher
=fsets he eaala II have tesa Ysiad Tor. VII any
euae.ai daHY IHIs7"
He ws agae Is me beginning Of tic letting oul Of
aat#a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-16

O., Of reduce IL on 'eqf virtually prohibit the intro
aaelun Of STRIP. into market The otlae. Of eonfse
a. MT In cat'sll quantity q 1aaaet purchased an
uss u lasi Bf.iaa IN 10 fhraw lie lab9r q ssfip
pig info he haais n ftfe gfea peesie. LIS nv
meashfa "a IN. naf ii he Eaahzh htsffnmfnl. II car
nod u,n a.af iHai pn datn uaef ais eHpnie, 10
tafso sie,l tfies N tbs country. IL. Then sail =.
reiaia lie advantages If ar .alaass Iaaee3 lfadt
snd he Planters fasza az sasanasss 81 ze nekt best
hanle aiai ket7
I3y aay tbs ia beautiful commentary apan III
me hundred and me ta4eaus afauneus ii iaea eaIss
thai gaglfaB IS uftd II he l4S.riete5 f8sf1, aHe
Would gladly a5aadea II fsAe ssad. Ihfak # i.
Z laLsrHr Glfe4isle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-16


cosr1safp AT LAsr-.gha leaders q lhr Liberty
asny hafe ling manifested plainly enaaeh by liner
Illal TRY NATURAL a|las If The Io=oaep party
a#Ia ie ia96.efsIe I Il HE y Iias; 5ul their In
piseaBie has'ilfy has never bern distinctly and
g8zsoesly asoNed IN Is leagtb and breadth. rs II IS
nv. F5t nsianee 10 beasllf4 Chronicle OF Monday.
{ Jackson. editor al he Albany Patriot, tells that
Hr mas had confidence tie Wing party since ls3s
ha he always insisted tai freed IN lad nothing 10 hope
nun he Wing party. and thai rom II 10 the present
fne s.fie burden ri my talk has teen 10 erohea
rgtsr IA he PRINCIPLES policy u tbs he u ba
party IN the naper of tuesday the riter
nakes tins r. mafkabie admission:
~ e saved ara sayra lirncefofih He Lib.
'eip purity holds the Allt pa,ig as eaen.g fDfera.
aud ttf complete aud full separation from n from Il.
ANS. rs PURPOSES, lis POLITICAL EeoEonY as MAS
.tRts aud is Mra, Is What IN my opinon necessary
to the self preservation, the growth, The ultimate
cess ii The Liberty party
What shaneless aybwali Every thing is TO bow
down lie preservation aud giowlh Of the Liberty par
Is fhe fle OF the slave nohg. the Interests II
the nth nothing. the honpf anl prosperity Of the
country are nothing, IN comparison with the .'gro~lhp
and "fffsefeaiiae' d party. II any Wing Liberty
iees inclined hereafter supp8n party with such
leaders, Jet rim remember TINT an open declaration Il
WI has been niade by the party managers against the
.aams, The "nafp5ses9 The "feIfffeAL EeahoaY,n
he '.aEAsnnrs.o and lie ''men' af the Ahigs aud
Hen east his vie in nat direction. if his III
le hai We glad the eiJyen foot IS displayed SO
plainly Al LAST.
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33pftfesl.
TUE Lose. spss..tsLa,. o.. Il

Ii VA. >. nARsoa.
fir "rfl il he sf'As .slgii."
The leng a. fslsis e's,,--
And our load horcs are biigh,ed.
Bet we'll renew onee mers.
The VOWS - dtmll rifl'sdi
Ea.b eaiisn, ,esa-ifue 10 his stand,
Nor iram daIy dt.sen;
BIZ, ever, hand Tor freedom. Land,
And put oui trust IN Heaven
Though--our Cay we've losi,
By fraud ana .hicans BEATEN
In Is vel n.ase a hss:.
That foreigners viii friRiten;
Oar heuesl ssazs-- il has nc flaws,
We viii maintain n Perish,
Aad prove 10 ihose ,fho heed not ,aws.
Tin, Liberty Nc cherish.
We'll Keep onr stfnouron.
Our arms preserved u5iarnishdi
And whenever eAli'J ui.an,
With er'fs blads well burnishA,
Te meet lac fos--cn Southern shore;
TIE drive each foeman ihiihe.,
we1lasht. a we have soasii telsre
md vel 81 cling lea.,ser.
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SOIL.

- :, - q.aa-5 -, n - :. a., -
..es. In the senate II vii be reissmIefeI lls fesa,
.5,,s q; Aif pickpss Nefa ras..d nnanIsagsIf -
'laeSe rrop,sfd to saIs tie ssfi II III. n.Nt s84sis.
ss4ta ou Inc 'IaI sad efns,Isd lie gyefaof,r aes.
.se
Il. 7, -. 49,. =, :. "a, =.
-, :, ,.ssilx tsfi# ,.s f,l.... g.. - al s,a
,5asuiing ~ t,,e.ost and f.si,,,as., rs,5g. sc
:, 81, tba $50, ,n he - - - : -
Ill q, fonss-.!..r = al. int, -
g.. - -. . -, = "a =. = ei'e' 'sss s'se
IA ,hs I'll =, n, ~ ,.l5sa4.' g ,..z,...l
,s,l,, ,asit,ass sssr.. -.
'Ie1as and Ataldian. aud inviting liz sla.e hfldin3
March. 1910
Mr. Fair ".ered series oi fs5uiians sitting fril
tas gfiuvanees u South GareIaa and opposing a { Gu
,eniioa 81 i4e saFe haialfs Suites Charleston = {
some day IN ltib
Mr. Desansshfe n'tefed smother iesaln r expressing
eznlidenee 10 ie Democratic lfa#ant. bnl asserting
me determination Carolina M IA summit l. IRE IA
m sHg Ia itss lis urrIaian should fttf e cia1Hs
bo disappointed.
he sri cal ffftsii1ana ~efn debted With tsfneai
fess-hr eue"eh hl2te sustaining tie ssss p o.
the ttasie "a Tie 'h eoIf.s paadrht oil be CaafiUs
I'm lanfier sa9s.
II nom The hif Tuned lt.iine 81 ile several Speakers
The mrnly eSftessientt f11fac .ila5n H. lare and
.s,dfas fofn5qeeg = Il. "a ,ssy .e5I5 So lA#59
The Slsie At afse. The Wheffag c4a.a.t48 aisi fx
deali oni against southern iujen.s aud lie hid ,.ffr.
'nihai@r' a. al as.afds 10 dele3 her tights. perish
'h,, e ar. ma, h' -, MY y, ,,aIe ptseoy'
IA r. a. h.
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xR.S.S THE EAE.H
or sssyA.

rE,nis Balm salse will lie found unlike auY otler
I preparation here J. IN ietion Hae inatou Ia is
qlsis. II viii enfe ihal be cured Al all 1t
VI nd Hanati1H. and iake down ineti t Is
tafa ifeiian tie itHl externally Ill h. eaatft IL
~ tt iB9id unesz 10 the safise The atn
81 Gbua sIli t. aaad nsaIalt ~ ali Of iennmiiHtI
Hs.ifs. ya1.z tstsf I'D ing af=, hffi.es, seak
- e Sc II proprietor earaestls fsqassis Tie al.stsd
10 .lYe Il a lar IN.
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pr.Tx = xpzcroRA1r syaup.

nesssat eel.a sf eoaslts. complaints OF ihe linz
lending Linn, eoids. mia N lie feasl anl
'le, - If4s has1 haafseafzs. sdsofas cough, dfea5t
Ire Ting II INN. children, A.. -.
cit ftpN-tthls leroae necessary far the proprietor.
III BtrtopneH, Ia utiA lis name the wrapper each
boifle without Nl1el he genuine.
fae above valuable Medicines ure Tor sale by
JOHN II. sEtY.
Iyaehbufs, Va.
Feb 10 f2} Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-16

PANTHER kILLrp by. GlRl.-The La GRANGE
(ieN2s) paper gses the looalng incident which &C
CURED near Douglass, Nae igduches county:
panther came INTO housei IN which there was no
person bol Young lady and her ule hroher--The
Yeeo9 lady beng very busy attending 10 her lutte house
hold sairs did not see The panther until he had On, on
hrey into The houses but as she discovered hun
she seized hold Of him AND called her little brother Ia
hfng her the axe. After Waiting some time for this
weapon still holding TO the panther the Young lady
thfe eid her brother to bring her smoothing ron with
Wnieh She sooH succeeded IN putting the intruder 10 death
lie screams, during the encounter Of The heroine we're
heard by some 81 the neghbors who went Immediately
10 lean the cause, but when they arrived they found
her The conqnero, aud viewing with much composufe
the lieless body Of her irghtial intruder.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-16

ANOTHER INVENTION Physical instead of Steam
fo,rer-Ne learn through the medium Of the Boston
onlsaior. that an lngeniaus and very useful invention
us been exhibited and ITS powers tired on The Brph
ton and Croyden Railway. in England. 1t is called
Peaomnllve machine, and Was CONSTRUCTED, by Mr. Fnu
land, the engineer ef Hachman iron works Kent road
ef HE Lordon and Brighton Railway. Il weehs about
~ los. aud IS manufactured almost entirely Of wrnnohi
iron. II carries four six PERSONS two Of whom
proper II ny 'feadl's, applied on and advantageous
pfheipe lie greatest speed fer short distance is AT
he rate d twenty five miles an hour lis average rate is
tleen mites qer hour, carrying in huh cases four rasse
sefs Us ut'i'y on line Of railway. remarks Len
'on paper, requires no comment, as withou, the sieht
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.S'OTHCE,

.S'OTEGE.
" virtue Of deed of trust, executed the sub'cn'
" bers, by Archibald B. Duke in his life lime, bearing
date on the 10Th day of December. 1872 and duly re-
corded IN The Clerks Office fhe county court Of Camp
bel, we viii, on Friday the 9Th day of Decem0e''
1911, II tar, II not, the next fair day herealeT pro-
eeed 10 sell on the premises, to the highest blddef' w
way OF public auction, for ready money! The .'lllk p,n
The Lands thereto attached situated Fishing Green,
IN the county of Campbell or near the james River
and hanawha Canal, being the same property formerly
owned by The late christopher Anthony, dec. AS',a AZ
lhn same time and place, Negro BOY named Lewis
Negro GIRL. named Hannah; Negro GIRL namr"
Nancy; aud Negro MAN named Fountain being NV
property III said deed mentioned or much OF said p'
efy as will be sufficient to satisfy the debts secured "
said deed.
Tie title to the above property is believed to he gao
oh' actin" as trustees shall only convey slch i''
is - sed i'll us by virtue of said deed
JOHN WILLS. ! rnetee,
CREED I E. WILLS,
Dee. WIZ
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John ilson Joseph Jones and Mary lis wife Elizabeth
Dec, lam Dglf Ma1ba piekel Rqber Martin and
Many his vii Robert blrkey, Thomas filio " lion FL
o9t. fon Elliott, A.rhy Elliott aud Mary lis wiz Eliza
W. Elliott ani loha y Eli 1T, mi NJ oil Ro W Elliott
Wilson 7 Marin and Slrah ms vile Ihos Hines and line
his We, wilson Msl}eyaoas ihes J. Ncl;c,oo1s, pcna
Asitcaoil=. -- Mckinney and Elizabeth IT, ms
VIE. VI 'rg II Re snaais, Nm. Cln1a4x aid MIR
thu Jahe his VII md Aiexin Tier II, wilson,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-16

SfiHdISlA; rules held in the Cleth', Office of tn.
Circuit saP-no5+ Count o Law aud Chaneery, Tor Bed
lord county, tte 4b day st November. isiI
William Alcteors and Ruth his wife late Ruth W right
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REpoRr OF TIE posrMAsrER GENERAL.

REPORT or THE POSTMASTER GENERAL
we do mol consider il necessary publish this report
N oXensn much a. IS Of llte importance 10
tue public W make such extracts as we deem OF lne
resi-:
Tie total transportation ithe mail by horse and in
stages railroads. and steamboats, for The year ending
The 3oth June sid. supplying II .G3 posoliiees at
eas oil 2.93s.5 was 9.621 miles. exceeding
the transportation of the year ISL by il3 100 miles
The income NJ lie Department Tor the year ending the
3olh June. lsli, was as follows:
Letter postage, $3676,IGl 50
Newspaper posi~ge, 516.7l3 s.
Fines. l35 90
Miscellaneous receipts, II, 2l5 Il
Total revenue reported, $lo3s.2s5 Sc
The total amount NJ expenditure settled aud paid 5r
In same period is 81 ,2Q5,e61 20
The Postmaster General states the suggestion which
baH been made maintain the department by direct ap
af1n lis revenues III supports and very properly ponn
ses the proposition In regard 10 aedoelon the rate
81 postage. he says.
i my he asl.fd, what is the nature and character Of
the Reduction ii postage winch Is deemed by TIE De
palHeHl prudent an saie this lime Ia be adaped}
ihs answer II this leqnry. will depend mainly upan
tie aet haw eeuErss vii settle the question nuw noa
81. rs l. The best method oi behaving HE expenses Of
lhe Department sbait, heretofore. be required 10
spsaln lisaf slall be thrown as I'm annual charge
opan thu. Treasury
II The Department IS to be ri1 Ia lean m it's own re
sources, am nufaed Ia recommend reduction If let
sf pasaae Ia five and ten eeus the snale leer As here
lHiau recommended ny IRE m report The SENATE ni
lie nird Snies o the 9TH oi lauaarv, 1918. np4u the
rrlns hod conditions Indicated II that report, which
respectfully AK leave 10 refer you
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I Guft Of Quarterly Session, continued ard held for
the county Of Ia tibe at thr COURTHOUSE thereof ou
Tuesday, the i2h day Of Noa rmber, Is II:
james Dixon, y in. Dixon, no, DiNon and Sarah Ann
Dixon, Plaintiffs
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aud adjoining the lands Of Jane Ahirdge Samuel Ileis.
kill Edmund c. Moore and others. said Pende,om's.
Interest III said Land IS undivided one-six, pari there
81 The tille In said Lend Is believed To be g,d but
ting As trustee, shall only convey such title as is YES,
I'D n me. RIO. A. COGllllL, trustee.
Dec 2 Win
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My virtue Of decree Of the crcn superior court of
law and cbancery t9r the county oil Nelson, in the
ase oi Fortune and Nile and others against lansbo-
r4ag and others. shall, "Wednesday the 22nd Of
January next al lhr residence ut s1m' lans5ruph in
the county of Nelson. expose sale at public auction,
In the hlahes bidder on a credit of twelve months
The purchaser giving bond with approved security,
Ninctccn or s'wenty tiAeIy SLAVES.
Tho title ls good aud he slaves valuable
S. CLAIBORNE G,
j, GARLAND, >o''''
Nov ID ,22Jan
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lemmy Wright in his rsht and of John
nrsh, ieg'd William y heelyr and Sarah his wife, An
thaaY " ishl Nancy Aseny, William torley and eney
hs VIII, lasePh laer and POI, his wife James Wright
aud Jael u rst executors Il John y hit. the younger de-.
easea and III their right. Nicholas Robertson, Sheriff
o i datd AID such administrator Of Elizabeth Wright
dse, and adnr ii hloaa lIurl, decd, admir- of
Joseph Wnshl, dcrd joel Shrewsbury and Thomas Sale
executor OF Thomas iogWo de- d. Defendants.
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" VI. MANY ELL.
Ess .es.EgsE9gEsssS.

4 SUPPLY Of Hog skius. Morocco skins, Web
bling Bits, Stuaps, Buckles. BOSSES and a variety
ut ohfr Goods te1nted by saddIes, Just opened and ur
sale cheap II. Is. y ". \ RICHARDS
Sept % Ia