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FOUNTAIN INV.
B,lfbo~o'~-'' ''onr ST BALTIMORE.
APrHrRI FoCG. Pr"Pr'-f"rs

" " ~.
AprtrRI focG. : Proprietor.
AsiNG leased this extensive and fevorii. es-
! 'ahiishnrnI mad entirely renovated md -
hiiHd u throughout. thni u can cor,nnrs ad,ania
ee'n'v Nth anv similar e.io hlIahrneni in tho MON
have no aerii,iion in endcnvnring 10 ntirnri iho
attention n he irf.elIinq public IL THIS fnvo,tie
i"i"t iiihc ln"si sfenneH- orerilons. lpinrd H.
"Sftv ps.sih'e eauteefepre - hr found plsen lftr
IN nsntr ener"i', hey ple loo 'hersrl,c s In -
aftn"f wei eaf-el reputation shall mol only lie
nerit.d int .arrrsse'
W nfc'fe1ace VIII the diniralr-s ef 40 times
iheF law IL -rmine' Ia trdprc her charges 70
'-'''oml Pro 81 25 per day.
Bi iin1ofq lilo ? I2i1 l.
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U,RiN.ES, GtMrs mo orIIiR TRIM
II uiSG-i have spirndid as~,rin,eid -
r,.o.s. e;in.s. Prar's. What L'.nes. Buttons Gr
,h,,. s,s oiher article. ~ Mtlmrrs' Trimmings
o.a w T sELBY
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q FAeF qn- Ornrre NheIInc vcr0 T1w 5Tn3
7" and In gti,rra. black i'rs and a. To- b'u>
d'noa nnd = rdings lew priced Rns'l1, &c. &c
Ins, rid nr1 f,r cal
nesos JOHNSTON, RER7YGnLL& co.
SILK Won A,n,r, 'lai1 nm h,vrl Tal1
nd fig Naz1renn hlpe 9nd nth"r tr'irahlr
rolora V4riroea Pon.hH7'aea md Paris 'nres,
pnraa'pten r'o,h Twil'"d rl-"ca. wal Mi'is,
Glow. al u-sie-v Just ra"' ! N for s-'-
nny2s JOU\ STON. RFRRYHNLA co.
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| MEXICAN cuTLERy-Tbe -bscr,.

WEHytsAN ~ btN - 'ht '''f'f'-
"a her has lnsi received an assortment nj kp'Se'
nnd F"'ha NJ the manufacture Of RHsscll. Gte'n
River Wpd.s Massachuseits. which VII hc"r
oe'nrari.on Viii ihr hes 81, field manufacture nj
a le.s rr'ce which he invites his friend. and the
putlie 10 call sui .eo S NEEi.
rav 81
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY ~
JAMES r. WHARTON,

IT rus coaSxs o. VISION 80 ssf~ sFarFfs
WHEELING. -.
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DAILY PAPER rxs ss,s' s,02
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- ssa AsNfi 81
pva wrsA, l24
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sft~- 81 , cents sppy.
The Weekly pa~r. tho wes'efn virginia Times.
-u,,lishea on Wednesday A. 81 d. ger ii'naaf
IL advance. Or ~ II n.l pa,d within one m"ofh
fr.u the hes,n>inx sfthe yenr. Neos2s ''.ef''ef,
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For 6 mss,ss u so - lss. riably eharsed. n
,bsc sibes received fu less 'etn 'has an @oi'ss.
uad no paper discontinued. except -'the dser- ten
sfths psblishsr. until ill srreafasrs ste PAID.
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Three Insertions ~ Ices per sqaafe, eiLp
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Your works. S4."r
Tive m.~h.. 5000 Thre. months ssn0
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LADIES' AND MISSES FLORENCE PRATT
STRAW AND WILLOW BONNETs
III NTISTR

v mLLfHFN DENTAL SURGEON.
tficF. NJ eli, Main 81. a few drors above
~" Virgins iiolei. Wheeling. va.
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HEALTH SECURED

~ nv ~ ~ mn
HYGEf w vyatr AnfrtfNlN tRs NLMtpfClNFS
4. fl,,a> -l r-srpFsd rtsfs- fistf0,rri- IN,
LATE BR. THO VS. NfOAF
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-12
MILLS AND LAMBS NEAR
EYNGHAEsEgsG,
r. - Es ~ "A z, r..

WISH 10 sell The f,llow'ng property;
HE saw and Gfisl Mills near the mouth of Fi,hino
Creek, with about II acres OF Land, formerly owned
by the late {. Anthony.
lhI' property isias immediately the canal and 50
neal iynrburs. Is very valuabie-Pussessiun can be
given the iirsday OF next August, when II Is 10 be re
turned N good order by Mr. Percva the present occo
pant.
A Tract of Land on Winson's I'LL, in siqh, of
LYhcbnfI containing from 50 To 200 acres. tlrpcrIy
The property Of the late Mr.. Anlhuny'rhere i, snf
cen timber Tor the support Of the places and the sui
though linn, Is very susceptible of Improvement and
the place has the finest site Tor residence within INV
knowledge.
Also, Tract containing S52 acres, two or three
miles souh Of Lynchburg, adjoining the lands of Mr.
Perciva, Capt 0tpy and Others which has on II some
good Pine Timber, some excellent Meadow Land aud
sone believed 10 be adapted 10 The growth OF the rea
Durham" line manufacturing Tobacco.
lhese who desire 10 purchase such property wild
well 10 make early application. as an determined
SELL and VIII ahe price pending with the time
fof terms or further particulars. apply TO Mr. Charles
Ed DAVIS, IN i.yaehburg, or 10 myself my residence
about one nile oeiow IOWA. a. d, DUKE.
Jan. o WITS Il
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sbHIsel aesg.

Departed this lie the 18Th July ISL. in the osih
year ROT her age, in the t,umphs ui ith Mas CLENES
TINE louisA NnE,r. the Vile oil zicaaral, Juseph
Nheai, and daughter OF Joel 4 Ava Early wao en-
hraced religion some twelve fourteen wears since Al
rsnp meeting al Oak Muuntaa IN Bedfirl county y,
aud lolued the Methodist Episcopal Church abnul sIN
years since. She lett iend husband aud lnnr interest
log children To mourn their lepttahle lss Her disease
hat been long aud painful, which SHE hure nh CHRIS
lsn l0rtiude From the 1lh at April she was Confined Ia
her bed aud about three weeks before she died she vas
attacked with the cranp ohae and npan recovering She
said she VAS hut afraid to dit and Tar day haore she
died She requested hrr friends h SIM and beiny asked
what should be sune She sad. "llappy souls Inv DAYS
are ended. And We also SUM, "And let this feeble
body h' and whlls. singing SHE Joined and sum {al
though her voice scarcely andhlr) clearly aud then
capred her hands, and said she vas happy 81 han
W!' "On being asked tie neXt ,laY II she MS sui
happy, she sa'd yes, my sau Ia luli" .fais dlaa
duiilul child, an aiiectpnae Nr, iond mother an
ndulseht mistress. aud kind nelsbbor
jesus make dying bed
Feel soft as downy pllaws are
While on his breast lean my head
Aud breathe my lite unt sweeIy there
Or The Richmond Christian Advocate will nlease
copy.
-. in franklin. Alabama on the 9th nli %, a lin
gerlng Illness, PETER WNkER, Esq. iornery of An,-
horst county. Va. aged about 81 wears lie was dele
gate 10 the ale Baltimore Democratic Convention and
had severe attack On his return home. He vas lust
able TO reach his family, IN the busam ii which he died
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,eUsa SALE.

bf virtue OF deed OF trust, executed hy VIVA b.
~ DowJy, ON the fourth day Of Nav. 1913. and re-
corded ~ The Clerks uG.ce OF HE counrv of Campbe
ahe subscriber, ior the purposes IN said deed mentioned
VIII sell lor cash, at public auction. at C1mpje court
house, on Monday the 9Th day of Angus, next
being me inst day OF the county court Of CAMP
bell, the dsiIibalse share Of said Dlwdv as one Of
the heirs aud distributes Of Ooadah Dowdy deed in
Tour slaves, VIZ Rose, Susan. Mike and an ant child of
Susan. the name not known, when interest of said
Dowdy being one fifth part, is subject To the life ntcr.
est OF Mary DJwdy, The widow OF the said o adia,
Dowdy.
The tile Of the sad WIN. +. Dowdy te the interes
aforesaid is believed 10 be Hoon5led alt the sub scrber
setting as trustee, sells only such interest and nile
the deed Aforesaid cdniers.
JAMES JOHNSTON.
July II uaA
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July IS
TAILORING.
TO the Travelling Public.
D.gSLA' RIVE or S1.lGEC.


FHNllf. undrslgntd proprietor 1t the line VI Stages
u running from lynchburg VIA New buhdun aud
Liberty, Ia tncase and the Big Lick. hereby inf,irts
the public thai he has established daily line Of Stages
from tyHchhurg tn Fncasle. connecting with n daily
line OF Mr.. w iham A. Mssn's irom Fiucas,le by tha
Sweet and Red Springs 10 the Wine Sulphur. which
c"nuoc VI daily lln nuW IN hull operation 10 Guy
andot'c-A tho Sweet Springs there is ri weekly linz
ut Stages funniur TIE Salt and Red SULPHUR aud
ttom the Waite Sulphur there is daily line running by
the Warm and Hot Springs on 10 Stannton. Virginia.
The daily Stages Of The prop'e,ot lrm l,ynclbnr4 In.
tersect with the Steam and Packet Boats nj Lynch.
bury. and Stages w.t. the arrival oil The uoats be read.
v, the banks ollhe Canal convey psssengefs& lhsf
baggage To any Tavern which they may ~ Ia Lynch
burn, tree of charge,
The lr-wcekly line from Iyncbburg Ia big Lick ID
SIN IN upomlion, leaving Lyuchburs every Monday,
"Wednesday aud Friday, passing through Salem aid
thtsliinS5ur1 by Far,'s l,ne III Wylhe L, H., aud
thence by B1td & Co.'S line, through Abingdon, l.,
Buuntsyillc, afenuess,o.
There is ~ nighloveag on either Of The aboss
routes 0l the Prophet and passengers coming from tina
West az Siuth VIII reach Iynchbrg by 5oe!uck Z.
~ time To transact business and take the line vi bosts
10 iichm1nd npSt morning
lie would say oihose who wish visit tho Virginia
Springs This season, that they will find this a pleas
ant aud expeditions route Ide t,ads In good uicr;
AID the view from the Blue Ridge, over which the Sta
ges pass. is equal IN grandeur Of scenery To view
from the Peaks Of Otler.
Having At considerable expense ptoviie, himself With
hhr aud comfortable ooaches excellent teams. aud si,ef
and caTcol drivers, and pledging himself To SPARE
pu'ns expense to accommodate ihnse wo may chousu
to iH'ronze hun, he respectfully asks The patronage VI
the travelling public
Fare to F'ncustle and Big Lick reduced to s., and
way travel IN proportion. WIN. TERRY,
Proprietor.
Jolly oh, lSii
The undetslged Proprietor the line oil Stages from
tmcasile 10 The Willie Auphu, Springs, would ssy 10
The nnhllr thai his daily line connects Whli tha Of Mr.
William Terry from Lynchhurg. on which there il no
night travelling; that he has good coaches and teams,
and careful drivers and he the public that heru
shall DO no detention of passengers after they reach HE
nr.
Fare reduced through to the White Sulphur Springs
Tor ~ from Lynchburg; way travel IN proporiion.
WIN. 4. MASf1N,
Proprietor of the Fincaslle and WI. Snl. line.
~. The Richmond Wing aud Enquirer will each In.
Seri times. IN their semi weekly paper.
July Is no
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FREE. BARBECUE.

he two political parties in the ne. hbrhood of
ceys Tavern. the county of Bedford on lie Forest
h'ad. from Lynehbarg lbeely, have made arrange
nens 'os Free Barbecue that place, the 9th OF
Ansas'; being the Saturday preceding Bedford court.
at wic' gentlemen Of all parties invited t. attend
l'ee Ut expense. Speakers will be invited by the
spctive parties to discuss the political topics OF the day.
The speaking Will Commence o'ciock
By order file Committee
Al meeting Of the Clay GLIB. Alessrs. Joseph x.
Irving, Richard II. Toer, William l.. G,g.ip, and
George H. Gillner respc fully invited 10 attend on
the pari Of The Wings. Of which they will be pleased
to CONSIDER this due notice.
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REFERENCES.
Eoyi;sgstOH Eansc and Female
.KG.YE2 E.ESH.

NELSON COUNTY. AUGUST /, 1874
HillE exercises of This Academy have been conducted
q by Ma. an! Mas MEANY during The past five
months, 10 the entire satisfaction Of the Trustees.
At an examination Of The pnpu5 held ma day, the
Trustees take great pleasure "a expressing the fullest r.
probation Of the proficiency Of the pupils in The various
departments pursued IN each school and confidently
commend the present trachefs-Nlr and Mrs. Meany-
10 the patronage ut the public.
The course of instruction embraces the Greek, Latin
and French languages, win the various departments OF
English literature, pursued in respee table Acad
emcs full course Of Mathematics with Music Oh the
Piano Forte. Sc, &c, &c
G. T. ESTES.
JAMES s DiLLARD.
FLOYD l.. WHITEHEAD,
WILSON PETERS, Trustees.
RIO. G.. CUTLER,
ALEXANDER BROWN,
CHS. PERROW, PREsr.
Terms per Session otfpe mouths
English, $40 50
Classics or Mathematics, Is co
Classics and Mathematics, 90 90
Music, 20 90
Board ia Mr.. Ms family, including all extras, s. per
month.
o. The next session will commence on Monday,
the 10Th instant.
Aug IL w3t
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Aug IL
$40 fsn.gs Nfs,2.

I ARAWAN from the residence of the sutscriSer
q near the mouth OF Angela, In Cnmh, rland county
aoohl The - nlimo, twn negro men, To vii.
EDMUND, small fellow, nbuat ~ years Of ave
dark brown skin. small me on hi. ckeek q do NOT
reeoect which his ifpn teeth much decayed aud has
pleasing e0anienanco @len spoken To-.
ELLiGh. likely young fellow, % years Of nge.
black skin, thick head o hair, about size has
down o1h when spoken 10, though pleasing clunle.-
ance.
Both are arlfll fellows and will mako violent effort
10 accomplish thar escape To Free STATE aud learn
mai II Was Their aF""ed aim 10 mnko thur way To Ohio.
have reason 10 believe thai they have ofred pas. or
Tree papers. They took with them all their cluhng,
aud cannu describe what iboy had on when they er
Will give tie nbove reward IL SO Tor their nppre
hensian aud delivery In mr. iar securing them Ia all
so thai get them againor $50 ior either, and all ia.
sonable expenses paid
Address The subscriber al Stony P,io pnsi office
Cumberland county. WM B CHDlVDER
o. The kana"ha Republicans will insert the ahove
Immediately tlTee times, and forward account To this
Office.
Aug. IL IA
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Il a',e rule. The newly appointed Collector of the
pori OF New otesns lhonas Barrett, on BEN, Installed
INTO Office adopted rule that every person entering HE
ee of the Transaction OF business, should Take Oh his
hat. merchant app, ing In pay The duties an
oi cigars, refused 10 eorply WIN this rule and he Was
not permitted IN do s and could not OF course obtain his
cigars, whereupon he instantly brought sul against the
Collector for damages. fhs ofiieer who. because he
was 'dressed IN lliie hrel suhofy" thought II his
privilege 10 pisy fantastic ticks, has snce rrselnd,d
the tid,uluu rule
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL nlsrRlCT

Convrniiop Of tbs DstHe, comp sed OF the cnun-
lies OF Halifax, plttsysana, Franklin. Henry aud Pat
rex viii be held at Pdsyraqiu CONT house. on Thurs
day the Z)h day Of the present month (August) The
people OF both PARTIES within the District. and in the
surrounding country. both in Virginia aud Jrih Carroll
na' are respectfully invited 10 attend and rartaAe. a
number ui distinguished speakers expected.
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RaS'E notice..

A LII persons ha?ng claims against the estates Of
"a Robert Cloptop. Thomas Pope and Jacob Ander-
son. are hereby Notified that unless they are presented
IN me. properly authenticated for settlement. as the law
directs, before the list day of October next that
tins notice will be plead in bar oi any claim that may be
presented after that dale. f.. Y. WiMBlSII, ex'r.
Of Robert CloptoB, and adn'r of Thomas Pope
and Jacob Anders, n
August IL WHO
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August IL
~ ib'5'iE5,.

AZ X. JOHN 5. CAShlf. of Richmond will deliver
AVE- he annual Literary Address before the Union So
cley OF flanpien Sidney Cuege on tho I9th of Sep
temher-ihe day after commencement.
The anniversary meeting Of the Union Society will
be held in their Hall on the evening OF Wednesday the
18th Of September.
The public respectfully invited 10 attend Seye-
rel addfrs-rs may BE- expected
"A, /! n7Sn
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The CLAY POLE heretofore spoken of, will be
h"lsed al Pera'nss Grove, by the citizens Of 3rookvle
ana vicinity. on Saturday next. the l1lh ln,t.-Ihe
Grove Is shady one and Will be pleasant retreat jr
bath Wings AMI Denocfls, who may feel wiling to
uaite with the occa Jon
WINGS OF BROOkEILLE
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FEMALE, sassspiss,.

Gs. esESAeita's Sehool will be opened on
AVu Monday the 81 Of September, II localion Cat
her 'esldenee) ia retired and healthy; and her object be-
lng Ia ohain sufficient number Of pupils enable her
10 devote her time 10 The education Of her oW daughters
there may be inducements Ia ihoso VIII, desire t. send
Their daughters tua snail srhpl,
II is desired Ia firm thfop distinct classea The frat
10 oonss, Of a small number ol children nnderS wear. of
hge. tr whom ,h,te will be deduction IN ptlce
fhe second (Which is desired be the principal class
ri sneh ATE eapaleu l entering rasirs Of Geography
Arithmetic Grammar. Sc Aud the third 10 cnnsis, Of
several young lldles Of from II Ia . years pf are well
advanced IN The ah1eo named branches and prrparod for
the studies oi Botany. History. Composition Slr These
classes will be lpfmed with special 'riccuco Ia the adj
yaneemenl oi Mis- Is daughters.
Price ii % per session ol five month";.
Anq. II tpSf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-12

70 Isaac Holmes Esq. the representative in Con-
Eess 'h the Charleston g. c. District has come ont
!" letter openly advocating resis,ance to the Tariff
'u' advises that be postponed until after the next
-" ~uehss elec,iou. Although himself in favor Of
10 ho election OF Polk, he Las but faint hope
mo- '' even II he should be elected the tariff will
and 'pa he thinks Clay will beat him ;
s u men he Is for another Mobilization war Mr. Cal
however, is averse, he admits to any expert,
-. .. o' mat kind We had intended 10 publish his lei
hs hasy, with few connenls-but they excluded
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Rg.YRD WIRE
TooLsANp nuILpsyu MATEnlAIA
Spring Garden For Rent.

Gs-rE THIS large and corr,fnodous new Fam
EsG.tTA lily residence al the lower end uf Main
TtaI.sisj street, in the heshborhood u Capt. Mo,
lssaS CJrke, Mr.. Trisg and Others just c,sa-
plelvd, aud now ready fn tenant II Is Justly cunaes.
ed one OF the most desirable eslabshme abou, Lynch
burg-havlng a large Kitchen, and f,s Servants
rooms, with all other necessary nul houses ATTACHED
The enclosure embraces abut 81 acre. of pruan aed
there an abundance sool spring water within xsa-
~ steps of ,he house.
SMALL IE.NE.ME.N'7;S an Jefferson s.. ~ have
several very good small buildings nsar the Canal ss
rent.
CEEICE in ofmy Stre FOR RENT
This very desirable Office, now occupied BY the SEP
geant of the Corporations, is er rent.
Pussessi'n Of all the above property he had ir-
mediaiely JNO. J. pCRvIS.
July 20 w3w II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-12

POLK Black Leg''2-Thoinas l.. Hamer. Esq
distinguished Loco in Ohio, is reporird to have said
IN P"lical speech, in Ohin few days ago. eulo
cystic ct Mr.. Polk. IL acquainted with James X.
INK ,. | have slept and played cards mih him'-
Via, will those vito repruath Mr. Ga, with being
eam player, say 10 this development?
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WINGS OF ROCKVILLE

q Free Barfncue vi be glven by The Wings of
Halifax. al Black Walnut (fouil OF Dan riyer } ON FRI
day and Saturday. the 23d and 9th al the present month
Distinguished speakers from abroad expected aud the
Democratic parry are respectfully invited unite 10 the
Discussion as well as in The barbecue.
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EXCHANGES
MORE HANDSOME. PRICES

NyJ, II. Tyee, tomDliss0n Merchant
sold very recently bhl. Cnbacco f.r Capt Rohi
lluchirgs, Of Pusylvania at $40, honglt by Col A
Iei'wch, manufacturer and one for Mr. F. Ierfe Of
~ Carolina. at Sll:5o, bodshl by \. Ii. Arnisteaj,
manufacturer.
No change in prices Of Tobacco, this week. Mann
featuring qualities still N demand
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pEIDLAR. MILLS.

PEDLAR MILLS.
At meeting OF the Pedlar AIlls Clay Club, held at
the Club House, Saturday the 20la July, the ioi-
low ing resolution was adopted.
Resoieed. That. at the next meeting of this Club,
he held Saturday, the 9th OF August next. this
place. general discussion OF the principles involved in
the present canvass will he bad. and that Demo
CRATIC be cordially invited l.. attend ard par
tcipa.e in The discussion.
10. L. EuhANK, Ssc,,ies
Nj, l.. BERRY,
o. Republican requested to copy.
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AMIIIsllSi'

The people of Amherst VIII he Addressed. at thei
rour-honse, neAl M'nday the 10Th inst. by WIN. Da-
mel. j. Esd on the part Of the Democrats aud by r
H. Ioler III behalf of the Wings.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-12

saw me Exchange Bank Of Virginia has declared
ha"a dividend Of S3 per share nelt snd paid tie
fs ne S"o TAX 10 the State, amounting together 10 Sj6
70 oo. 'eas'ng surplus Of Sil3,246 81. equal to
Wv per cent. on the capital.
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Es Cd II 81 ID ~ q .

Nh RS ELIZABETH YANGEy viii accommodate
4vn few yanng Ladies with baarlng upln moderate
Terms Her residences Is pleasantly situated on the h H
IN an agreeable neehhefhpod, and at dis
lanco lrain the several female schools Apply 10 her. on
w. T. iancey.
Aug u I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-12

o. Joseph X. Irving. Esq. and VIM Daniel, Jr
Esq. the Electors for this District will address the pe0-
pie at Campbell house, the y Monday III August
(cunrt day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-12

e,- The N. Y. Tribune publishes communication.
Stating thai Mr. Tyler, in consequence u having had
WIS eyes peaed since his arrival in Virginia. the npe-
nss"ess Of his Prospects, has deter nneI /, thdaw
i'm me freslenal csesass--and this important AN
u"ca'ionl Is expected II appear in til Aadsunlan
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DISSOLUTION.

fINllE firm heretofore existing under tho nsme and
u tile Of lluoh n Clayey, Is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent. VIM. II. HOOK,
VIM. CLANCY.
ALL persons indebted 10 the nbove firm. and ,hoss
having CLAIMS against ,hem will present ihem either
ol tho Undersigned having ,hose bills Ia settle.
WM. II. HOOK.
WM. CLANCY.
July IS u
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WI,';, ne President, it is stated has appointed Dr.
The T."" collins Of Portsmouth, Va First Auditor OF
''u'y' IN the place of fully X. Wise, dec'J.
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5000 I'd hEIAES NV0,sERi
ess Cs.6i2oF E'HrHigwre
AT .AUCTTON.
Nm + will st II GA Thufs,iay the ~ inst at A. Win
W stnns Ware Rooms, opposite the Franklin Hotel.
decidedly the finest lot of Furniture ever offered heioo
IN this market, consisting IN part ct the following articles
Sdeboaris OF every variety OF orm, with and without
Marble tops.
Nardrahes Of three or ionr different patterns.
Dressing Bureaus Of do do do.
Secrctat and Book Cases
Soias. new patterns and very superior.
Mahogany Rocking Chairs.
Mahogany dining nom Chairs, = or , different pat.
terms
Dining Tables,
Pier 'ishes, with and without Marble t,ps
Gard Fables. finest Of the hne.
Ladies Won, Stands.
Common bureaus, Genllemens Secretaries
Counting house Desks
Wash Stands. with and wiihou, marble tops
Candle Stands.
Bedsteads OF every variety
A ln assortment Of Windsor aud Cane seat Chairs.
One splendid Piano Forte
o. sale positive Terms liberal
TALBOT y LANiER, .laci'y.
Angus, IL ids