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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-29

II p,herts Samuel Tyree. DR.. Henry Latham.
IT." - Nurrell. James NJ. Cobhs, Charles ". Chris
.1ap Charles A. Gwatkin, Jesse c. Young. YIN. ID.
%" John Rucker. james b. GIeen. Ihos. }. Oiey,
u,b HaIsey, NJ. w, Davenport, 70. }. Burton. m.
:, en- p,aker. George w. Benagh, Henry IL. Lewis, b.
1. Tinsley' -, ,.,u,r;o ,ao,,o,o. ..n,,ol
nann;,,ee 10 select a site for The Dinner aud a place
4 h'iIino the Convention. and to provide suitable and
il ME places in ilwn for meeting at night:
eoa" ~ Maurice Ianghorne, (chairman;) Gen. David
p'Jos Col. Joshua Il. HOLMES, James |. Clayton,
ioS, as NcCurkle, Johu Il. u. Payne, Jehu Williams,
T. r Deane. DIR. James 1. Stevens. -
p ,ive1 That the following gentlemen be appointed
a'nmi,tee for preparing ot arbnr, a sufii ;lenl num-
4 n ,,bl,s. and stands for speakers, &c.
%' p uulmes. (chairnan) Sampson Dinguid. II,
.,a,'norrie George g.. Curle, Ammon Hancock, DR..
~ p Garland, Alexander liggait, Henry NJ. Did
n"' i,bn u. Dndley, J. A.. Sieigler, Cbesley Hardy,
~ S,lnons, David r. Rees, Nm. Is. Jones, Jacob
Run5ough.
n'nmi,,ee. to provide necessary provisions Tor the Bar
Lacue. to superlnlend the PREPARATION oil te same, and
- .dinst the table furniture. sc.
y Wm. A.. Talbot. (cliaiiman;) Samuel Is. Thurman.
WIN /. Fair, Peter Booker, George w. iancey, john
II T,ree. Melville Talbot. Capt. Peter Dudley. Vim
. an Tabb. JOHN b. Tllden, Thomas j. Hardy, George
n Thurman. Col. james II. Simpson.
Resolved, That the following gentlemen he appointed
a committee for The purpose Of procuring the necessary la
bic furniture:
Francis S. Miller. (chairman;) David w. Moore. ii.
n Rc,srds, u. b. Payne. Joseph b. Nowlln. d. X.
I,msshr lines e. HUT. Henry q. Scheduled, David
u Burfhhn, Nm. +. Smith, James f.. Gouldman.
Resolved, That The Lynchburg Amateur Band be in
,npd 10 attend the Convention, 10 cheer us Nth its mu-
SIC.
Resolved. That the Clubs appoint a Chief Marshal.
and zach delegation be requested 10 appoint lis own
,arshals. who, whet reported TO the Chief Marshal
,b,l he GO nsidered his Assistants
Ino. NJ. Speed and John Wills, E.sqrs. being called on
nm forward end addressed the meeting upon many 81
~, issues which now divide the lwu great parties of
In. epuutry. doing honor to themselves, and aiiJrdlng
area, satisfaction to the Wings who were present.
r On motion, the melting then adjourned.
NJ. LANGllORNE, Prest.
JSo. w. DoDLEy, Sec'ry.
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COMMON COINCH.

AT a regular meeting Of the Common Council of
Lynchburg. at the Council Room, on Friday evening the
23rd Of August, 1871:
Present, John ". Otey, President, Paul Jones, john
r. Mcdaniel, Henry Davis. George T.. Roberts. John
Cary, Sampson Dlugud and Charles w Christian,
members.
The Street Committee, TO whom was referred the pc
luton OF samuel Garland. eX'ur. of Minrice II. Garland
deed. asking 10 be refunded, in whole or in part. $500.
81. The cost Of a wall erected by him across the alley ad-
lacent to the Mansion huIse Of the said NJ. ii. Garland.
made a report upon that subject, declaring the petition
unreasonable; which, being considered. was received and
confirmed.
The Street committee made a report npon The petition
of sundry citlz'ns fur a sidewalk on Water Street, from
Man Street 10 the Canal, referred to them; which. being
read, on motion, the same was recoInmllted to said com
mitiec for further consideration.
The account Of John TIuruan, Clerk ofthe Market.
for the quarter ending the ooh OF August, 1914, was pre-
scented 10 The Board, and being duly sworn to, was recei.
we'd, and on motion, Resolved that the President draw
on the Treasurer in favor of said Thurman for the sum
of S6S.75, for and in full of the balance due him on said
account.
Present, Thomas O.. Acree and Nathan b. Thurman,
members.
Resolved, That the James River and Kama wfa com
panY be and they are hereby, authorised and requested
to issue scrip to Elias Ogden and VIM. c. Mckee.
ex'ers. Of VIM. Mcke deed, for three shares of Stock
in their Company, for and in part Of the one thousand
shares subscribed Tor by the corporation of I.ynchburg.
Jeremiah Murphy, Neiglimaster at The Public Scales,
maze a report OF LAY weighed by HIM for the quarter
ending 2lst August 1874, accompanied by The Treasu
rer's reception the amount received by him for weighing.
which was read and rece wed.
Resolved. That the President draw on the Treasurer
in favor of jeremiah Murphy, Weighmaster at the Pub
lie Scales, for the sum of &5025. for and 10 full of his
account for his salary and paper, sc. for the quarter en-
ding Dist August 1874.
The contingent account of Jesse I. Burton. Police
Master, for the quarter ending 23d August, 1914, was
presented and read, and being duly SWORD to, was receiv-
ed; and on motion, Resolved, that the President draw on
The Treasurer in favor Of said Burton for the sun, of 50.
"A, the balance due him upon the same. and also for tie
further sum Of 81 30 for and in full Of his account for his
salary tar the same quarter.
Resolved that the Presiden; draw on the Treasurer in
'avnr OF the Police Master, fer the sun of 5000, to be
held subject To the order of the Street committee.
And thea The Board adjourned.
ACopy-Teste.
ID. ROBES, Clk.
c' The Republican is requested to copy.
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MFRS. EaESEEQUES,
ENGLISH AND FRENCH ACADEMY,
u 70 Nv O. n DIES,
INNgAuuIIy, Va.

VIE third Session Of this Institution, will begin on
a Monday. Sept. 2nd.
Terms unallered. viz: SIS, IL and 1850, for English
and French; no extra charge, bu, for Ancient Languages
aud Mathematics.
Mrs. II. being sincerely DESTROYS Of making her insti.
tntlon continually more worthy of the kind patronage
with which the inhabitants al Iynchburg have honor.
ed 1t during the last session. has secured the assistance
of a gentleman Of high moral and scientific standing lor
English Parsing, Composition, Ancient Languages, &c
&c. And she has also succeeded IN securing desirable
boarding, in the same Square with her Academy, for
those Young Ladies from the country that may be en-
trusted to her care. with The view Of giving her ,cholt
time and attention TO her Pupils.
AUG. 20. "a
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Died, at the residence of his son, (k. b. Townley.0
on Sunday, The 25th inst, Mr.. JonN TowNLEy, aged
seventy eight years, Two months. and 26 days. Abou,
d years ago he 2rolessed a change OF heart. but declined
attaching himself to any branch Of the christian church.,
on account OF his bodily infirmiiics being so great, as II
Prollh' him from attending to It's duties, OF enjoying It's
privileges. lie had long expressed mol only a willing
ness, but a desire to die. and when his hour came he
met death with caImness, aud died without a struggle or
a 2roan. As a husband aud father none could have been
more aifecti0nato and kind. lie has lefl an aged widow
and a numerous family OF children and grandch ildren to
mourn his departure; Tor his kindness aud a|miabliiy of
dis position had so enGt rcd him TO his family, as to rem
der II painful in the extreme to part with him, notwitlI-
standing his all ctions and old age.
% The Richmond Enquirer and charlottesville Ad-
vocate are requested 10 copy.
-. IN Lovingston, ON Friday 10Th inst. Frances
MILDRED PuRyis, youngest child of WIaslou aud Ca
lhariae z. Purvis-aged one year aud len months.
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We W. n ~

HAVE Just received a shipment ofnew and seasonal
d Die DRl GOODS, 10 which would call the aiten-
ton u buyers generally, and the Ladies particularly
The following comprise a few Of the articles: For La
dies dresses Eiegan Sallns, Cashmere, DeEcosse.
white lace Muslin, black Alpaccas, FROM common to the
finest silk warp, rich figured Mouslln and Pompe dos
Earlston Ginghams, black and white and fancy colored;
a large lot Prints. fall patterns, from the lowest price 10
the finest quality and richest colors. Also, Cologne, jet
Hair Pins, dress Whalebone, Ivory Eyelels, embroidered
Muslin Sleeves, a new and beautiful article, Devon, Flor
ence. Adelaide and Birds Eye Bonnets, Cap and Bon-
net Ribbons. black Gimp Cord jet Bugles, corded and
grass cloth Skirts, Ladies' plaid silk chameleon and vel
vet Cravats, black halffingered silk Mitls, Full Kid
Gloves, A white Cap Lace, Lisle Laces and Edgings.
SC.
With many other articles, unnecessary to mention, in
all Of which buyers may expect to get Prime Bargains.
JOHN q. MEEM.
Aug % 2wif
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MARKlAGES

Married on "Wednesday, the l4th inst. by the Rev.
MIR. Clopton. Mr.. {. Dixon Of Richmond, To Miss
SARAH Ann. eldest daughter of Mr.. John x. Kirby. oi
this place.
o. The Richmond Wing and Compiler are request
ed locopy.
- on Monday the 10Th inst. by the Rev. John
Rich, Capt. Edmund 4. STARTLING oi Henry To Miss
MARY T.. ANDERSON, OF Prince Edward county, Va.
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a CARD.

4 lCR large and general ass lfiment Of new and rich
" JEWElRY. embracing The latest style Of Breast
Pins, Finger Rings. Bracelets, Fob and Guard Chains,
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, Gold and Silver Watch
es. Plated and Britannia Casiors and Candlesiicks, and
all things used in our line of business. ,nust be sold. and
al prices 10 suit those who want. We beg our friends
and the public IN believe that we are in good earnest,
and that We are determined 10 sell our Stock ST reduced
prices.
Much of our time is unocenpied for want Of work.
We are confident Of our ability 10 give satisfaction IN
the execution OF any order for new work. or in carefully
repairing all descriptions of Watches and Jrwelry, Sc,
We most earnestly solicit an increase OF patronage,
~pledging our personal aud prompt attention 10 all calls
WILLIAMS & VICTOR.
May % "
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i, h l oe manner in which the last Republican, refers
sna,I "'7cuon OF a proposition 10 invite Democratic
Goa@eiS' ana to permit free discussion. at tie Wing
# Oc tp'o Proposed TO be held in ibis place on the 9Th
ima,a s ~ "eXi, Is calculated 10 produce an erroneous
IMPRESSION. While it was stated. by the indjyioal who
he seu mat proposition, as one objection to ii, that
ko ms r o'', Tor obvious reasons, would not be a suita
obi4r,;,n WI sucn a purpose, yet the priacipal ground of
Tho INV y" was, that similar invitations, heretofore uiven TO
such ; n"tm party. had been declined by Them, while
rqrly !, ~ 10 M, ~ We're rarely given by the Democratic
wibdr." e wings, and, when gwen, wero sometimes
tin'a va 1t was argued tla, it was time to discon-
apnrcc;a,sI ac'so oil courtesy, when they were neither
iherefnro nor feclprocated. We say, once f- all,
Their t"'e' mat the Wings arc not only wiling to meet
are an Orponen'S In fair and courteous discussion, but they
ever tLa wv lo 10 50 on all proper occasions-and. when
heSt,,;. sua'''iei may be thrown down, we have no
HESITATION" IN saying it will be promptly taken M.
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taadid E9ntesSi0a'-Th North Carulinian. Loco
Leo paper, referring To the recelt Wing triumph in the
legislative election in that State, candldlv says: .'Ihe
democrats dSefcej the loss of power there; for they did
lot Know hpw to use ii in - and 40" lJe think fhcy
'efe' hare kaotrn how 10 use Il. either in North CaroIi-
ia I any where else-eiiier in - u" '43, or al any 9th
u 'IHe. W henever and wherever they have been in
Pa"er. blight and ruin have followed in their f5ol,tsus.
"u ueS2o'l>In has scarcely been decent enough 10 wear a
MASH surely before the people restore them to the pow
u .ney have thus coniessediy abused. they should re
lt'e sumo evidence that They ..iuo,r hotr 10 use IL
WI w ",re wisdom aud honesty than they have hereto
~ ted.
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TREMENDOUS WING BARBECUE IN CHAR
nIEE

The Wings Of Charlotte Will give a Free Barbecue,
at the Court House, on the 18th and 18th of September.
All parties are cordially invited to partake. As fair dis
cussnn only is desired, we earnestly request the friends
of "Polk. Dallas and Texas" 10 have themselves rep
resented on the occasion. Many gentlemen Of dislinc-
ton will be present on behalf Of the Wings.
The Ladies are respectfully and earnestly invited to
favor us with their presence.
iiENR1 cARRlNGToN, Committee
- THOMAS +. BOULDIN, ) Invitation.
GS- The Richmond Wing will please copy.
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BUCKINGHAM FESTIVAL.

'nessls. EdtorS.-ln writing out The toasts on The a
b1ve occaSi'n, To the Revolutionary Soldiers present,
The name OF Adler A Arlington, Of Campbell, was accident
ally omitted. 1t was fully The intention of the commit
Tee to embrace him among ihuse 10 whom particular hon
nr was due aud pad on that occasion. The committee
extremely regret the circumstance. and hope the old Sol.
aler WIN accept this sincere apology for the omission.
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Death IF Gem. Dahas. Com. Alexander James
Dallas. commander oil the L. ). Squadron in the Pa
cliic, died on board The L. 5. frigato Savannah, in Cal.
40 bay, on the Sd day Of June, from "A third attack OF
paralysis. lie entered the naval service in November,
1905. thirty nine years ago, and had achieved a dislin-
guished reputation. He was a brother Of George NJ.
Dallas, the Democratic candidate for the Vice Presi-
dency. -
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

T7Iir. innual Lectures by the Faculty Of Physie
4 will commence on abe last Monday of October
next, aud continue until the first day Of March follow
lng.
RICHARD w HALL, NJ. ID. Pruf. Obstetrics and
Medical Jurisprudence.
WILLIAM f.. A. AKIN, NJ. ID. Prof. Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
NATHAN II. SMITH. NJ. ID. Prof. Surgery.
SAMUEL CHEW, NJ. d., Prof. Aiateria Mledica,
Therapeutics aud Hygiene.
JOSEPH ROBN, NJ. D., Prof. Anatomy and Physi.
ology.
ELISHA BARTLETT, NJ. d., Prof. Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
GEORGE w. MlLTENBERGER, NJ. ID. Demon
strator of Anatomy.
The well known facilities offered by this Institution
an unlimited supply Of materials for Anatomical stu
dy; a well filled Hospital department in the immediate
vicinity Of the Medical College, under the sole control
of the faculty, with daily clinical instruction. both Med
zeal and Surgical; a superior Chemical and Philosophi-
cal Apparatus, free admission for all candidates for elad
ualIan 10 the lectures on Practical Pharmacy, by Prof.
Stewart, ottle Maryland Collegeof Pharmacy. and the
convenience of Medical Readieg Room. just opened in
their building. enable The Faculty 10 offer TO Medical
Students many advantages tot To be found elsewhere.-
GOOD boarding, including light and fuel, can be obtained
for So per week.
WILLIAM f.. A. AKIN, Nj. ID. DEAN.
Baltimore, Aug. % 3ti
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N~IRGINfA:-At Rules holden in the Cerk's Office of the
' Circuit superior Court Of Law and Chancery, for the
town OF Lynehhurg on the 9th day of August, 1874:
John Shirley, Plaintiff,
against
Anthony W. Templin and j. b. Willauer, late part
ners doing business under the style and firm, of Templin q
Willanaf, Branson Templin, and Benjamin +. Scruggs
and John Garth, late partners under the style and firm OF
Scrpgss s Garth, Defendants,
In CHANCERY.
The Defendants, j. u. Willaucr. Branson Tonplin and
John Garth, not having entered their appearance and given
security according to the Act of Assembly and the Rules of
this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
they are not ii habitants OF Tins country 1t is ordered, that
the said Defendants do appear here on the tent, day of the
next term and answer the bill OF the Plaintiff; and that a
copy of this order be forthwith ms erted in some newspaper
printed in the town Of Ly%nehburg, for two months success
sively, and posted at the front door OF The courthouse, in
the said town. A~Copy-Teste,
ID. ROBES, elk.
August % WIN
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o. .I- The last Charlottesville Advocate saws. "rxo
l8l6 .nI I ~ 'hiS county. who supported Van Buren, in
swal,ox u '9'ed NE Locotoco ticket last Spring, can't
have iroit Dallas. Texas and Disunion. They
Union ~ 10 support Clay. Frelinghuysen and the
Example y, nave ne doubt that i:lany viii lmlia,c t!,eir
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NOTICE.

There will be 4 Political Barbecue and Ba9at Rich
ard 5. Ellis Old Factory. onr mile North Of Bethel, in
Amherst, TO commence Thursday, the 5h September,
and continue for three days. Distinguished gentlenen
ofbolh political parties will be invited 10 address the peo-
pie, and are expected 10 be present.
By the Managers.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

II Methodist Protestant Camp Meeting.
The Quarterly Conferences Of the Methodist Profes
TAM Church. on Campbell and Bedford Circuit, and
l.ynehhorg Station, have determined 10 hold u tamp
.lfeetiHg. ri OAK GROVE. three miles south west OF
,amri.ll Courthouse, commencing on the FIRST Thurs
day IN oetobtr. The co operation ii ministers aud
members of other churches is respectfully requested.
TllOS. TAYLOR. Super'nt OF c. i Is. C..
DAVID SHAVER. Supenn'nt of l.. s.
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'isM'resdum for .Nr. Edmuaas IF Haliffr-The
t a.'l"' OF f1nr received at The single port of Boston, in
' 'o year 1872. was 600 AGO barrels. Ii returns from
, g@si northern ports were added 10 those Of Boston. it
, omJu give some Indication of the value of the home
Ut The South. %
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NV JOHN S.CASKlE Of Richmond will deliv.,
AZ The annual Literary Address before the Union So
ciety Of Hauipdeu Sidney College on ihe 10Th Of Sep
tember-the day after commencement.
! ne anniversary meeting Of the Union Suciesy vii
be held in their Hall on the evening of V.dsesas, n.
18th of September. $50
me public are respectfully invited to attend, SIEVE
raj addresses may be expected,
Aug II .l7Sii
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NEW FALL lsODlD IDS,
.xW.NSf, 1Sll.
II I @ A n d S, A N & q o.

A n d S, n A N & o.
AVE Just received The first shipment of Fail Goods.
which they respectfully invite the Ladies To call
md examine, some Of which will be- found very beau,i.
aud will be offered al the very lowosi prices for cash
viz.
Afghan Saiins,
Afghan Grapes,
Plaid Alpaca.
Black do silk warp,
Grass Skirts,
Imperial Robes,
Linen Cambria Ilhe. REVERE hemstilch
ed and Tape border.
Fancy Chussn Prints, fall and winter
styles,
Fancy Waved do very rich,
"A thiniz, do
Mourning, do
Bleach'd Shifting,
- Extra Ga Brown ard Bleach d Slee,ings.
New Style Paris Nesiinss,
Merinn and Wooden Do.
Black Italian Grapes.
Cambrics and Jacunets,
Back Cashmere Hose,
Black Satin aud llalian Crayats,
Bnbbin Eadgings,
1aylor's Superior 500 yds. Spool Cotton,
sc, &c.
REGARDS, RYAN s. Co.
Aug, % t.
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NEGRO MAN AT r
TO n.

.V'O TfCE.
ANlNG received n communication from Mr..
H Branch 4. Saunders. informing me OF his intention
10 resign his situation as teacher in this place. and hav-
ing been requested by him 10 take charge Of ls school, !
hereby tender my services 10 his pa,n,ns and all others
as his successor. Necessary testimonials can be produ
ced Of qualifications TO instruct in all these branches
usually ,aughtin such schools. Some experience in teach
ing enables mo 10 hope by strict attention IN merit pat
ronage. propose commencing the session the LIST day
Of Ociohct nj the same place and on the same terms ON
which Mr., Saunders has been teaching.
A. Nj. BRANCH.
Aug % wiw
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o. |. is a remarkable coincidence," that Polk
stalks die IN Nbvenher-and sui another, that Coons
%greedlly eal the Polk berries, Anus Kendall may see
significant ''unens'' in these facts.
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MEETING

The Mead's Chapel Temperance Society will hold
a meeting. at the Methodist Camp Ground. on Sunday
morning nexi, nj lOo'olock. Maj. James Garland. and
several others, will address the meeting. The public
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
W. l.. FAIR, Pre'st.
THOMAS MEAp. Sec'y.
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Land EOb. Sale.

HINuU 1OT' NOJC.
n pursuance oi a decree OF the circuit superior court
Of law and ehancery for the town Of Iynel,burg, |
will on Tuesday. the l7th day of September next, If
fair. If not the next fair day .oS post 10 sale 10 The highest
bidder. for 81 much cash as will pay Gusts and charges and
the balance on a credit Of six. twelve and eighteen
months, all the Land composing the MANSION
TRACT OF the late David >. Garland, containing by re
cent survey - acres, lying in and adlnlning the
which there Is n large aud commodluus brick Dwelling
House, Store House. Blacksmlth's Shop and other bull
dings. This Land will be sold in whole u in parcels 10
suit purchasers. II is desirable property. and ii is belle,
we'd a great bargain ran be Ind in il. The purchaser or
purchasers To give bond and good personal security. aud
title To be withheld for the ultimate payment of the
purchase Nancy The terms Of credit may be extended
by consent Of those interested, on the day Of sale.
ClIAS. PERROW.
July s MS
op- The Richmond Wing Is requested 10 copy.
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81. Coagressionat District Conyention.

This Convention will be held at the Sulphur Springs,
in Buckingham county, on the l9ti oil September. All
the Wings are expeeled-and the Democrats are also
cordially invited to attend. Many distinguished speakers
are eX pected.
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aan@un vanFs N. Kidney, Esq. Of Natchez, Mississippi,
lnept If p ,J ~ ,e fourier Of that place, his abandon
- ~ u Texas, tor Clay and the Union.
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70 Why are the Richmond Enanircr. L.ynchbnrg
~ Fgnol,can, Ct cetera. 50 profoundly silent about Polk
My? - i"''''e'P""'
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CASH FOR WIFE.


AUCTION SAFE OIL lama ID SuoveDs
n pursuance Of two deeds Of trust executed 10 Do by
L Robert Norris, the one bearing date on tho 7th
day ofJuly, lsf2. and of record In the county coufi u
Campbell, and Hnsliags Court u Iynchharg; and ts
other bearing date On The ID day Of December, lS43, and
Of record In the court last mentioned. we will on the
li,h day Of September. 1914. at the Mafkc, House, in
The town Of Lynchburg. sell. by way Of public auction.
Tor ready money, a certain tact or parcel ri LAND
with the appurienances, lying and being in the county II
Campbell, near the eastern termination of the Ions
Mountain, containing
! o Q A q n
more, or less; IL being the same land now In the occu-
pancy of Hartwsll fpps and the same which was here.
toiure conveyed 10 the said Morriss. by Edward Boiling
ALSO the following slaves. namely, George. "a man,
MANILA, "a woman,) Maria, "a woman.) aud her two
children Martha Ann. and George,
Acting as trustees We will only convey 10 tho rurcha.
sers OF The said property such title as Is vested in rs by
said deeds Of trust.
join D. DADNEy. Tros'e's.
Aug HIS