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every month.
Potomac Lodge, No. s. Georgetown--room in
Bridge street, opposite Union hotel regular night
Of meeting, fourth Friday in every month.
Lebanon Lodge, No 7--room corner Al street
and Pennsylvania avenue; regular night Of meet
ing, first Friday in every month.
New jerusalem Lodge, No. Groom corner OF
Al street and Pennsylvania avenue; regular
meeting, third Tuesday in every month.
Hiram Lodge, No. 10-room over West mar
ket, LIST ward regular meeting, first Wednesday
in every month.
Grand Lodge of District of Coumbia--annual
communication first Tuesday in November, semi
annual, first Tuesday in May. Installation
meeting, st. Johns day, 9th December.
Central Lodge, No. room City hall night
of regular meeting, Friday.
Washington Lodge, No Groom City hall
night of regular meeting, Tuesday.
Eastern Lodge, No. Tat present occupying a
room in Masonic hall, navy yard; night OF regu-
lar meeting, Friday. ;.
Potomac Lodge, No Sod Fellows hall,
Alexandra /; regular night of meeting, Friday.
Harmony Lodge, No 9-Odd Fellows hall,
corner of 7th and G streets, navy yard; regular
night of meeting, Monday.
Columbia Lodge, No. 10-room City hall
| Icsuldf night y. HtCtuS, lHutouoy.&4L
Union Lodge, No. 11--Odd Fellows hal, navy
yard regular night of meeting, Wednesday.
Friendship Lodge, No. 12-room over West
market, first ward; night OF regular meeting
Thursday.
Covenant Lodge, No. 13--Odd Fellows hall,
Jefferson street, Georgetown; regular night OF
meeting, Monday.
Columbian Encampment, No. room City
hall; regular night of meeting, last wednesday
in every month.
Marley Encampment, No 2 Odd Fellows
hall, Alexandria; regular nights OF meeting,
second and fourth Mondays in every month.
Grand Lodge of the District Of Columbia
meets annually on the second Monday in No
vember, and quarterly on the second Mondays
Of January, April, July, and October.
Sons OF TEMPERANCE.
Timothy Division, No. room Buckingham's
hall, on C street, between 10th and llth streets
night Of regular meeting, Wednesday. at
Harmony Division, No. Room st. Asaph
street, Alexandria; night Of regular meeting,
Monday.
BENEFICIAL SOCIETY. -@
Island Beneficial Society of the City of Wash
ington, D. C.-Night of regular meeting, the first
Thursday in every month-John w. Martin, pre-
sidcnt; VIM. T. Donphan, Secretary
TEN FRANCE SOCIETIES.
Freemen's Vigilant-room Medical College;
regular night of meeting, Frday-George Saw
age, president; E. Brooke, secretary.
the corner of 18th street and Maryland avenue;
regular night of meeting, Monday. l. Cassel,
president; Patrick McKennan, secretary.
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L ships Offering and Winters Wreath, Christ
mas and New Years present for lol4, with eight
handsome engravings
THE LITTLE GIFT, for 1914, with engravings
THE LITTLE KEEPSAKE. for 1874, edited by
Mrs. S. Colman, with engravings
ST. NICHOLAS ANNUAL, for 1884, for little
boys and girls, with enkravings
THE CHILD'S GEN. HOLIDAY gift for 1874
The above just received and for sale at the book
store of r. FAkNHAM
nov 6 corner llth st. and Penn av
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MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC !-GARRET AMBER
iII SON, agent Of AtwilI's Music Repertory. Ne,
York, has just received large assortment of AtwiI
most popular music.
G. =. will be constantly in the receipt Of the ates
publications, and will be happy to receive orders Fl,
Music published at any other establishment il In
country.
He respectfully sol'cits strangers visiting the cit
and the citizens generally to call and examine hi
collection which will he sold at the New York prices
Between 18th and 18th str'ts, Pennsylvania avenue
nov 24-2aw6w
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DRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS of every
L quality and size made to order, and sold at man
ufacturers' prices r. FARNHAM,
nov corner liih 81. and Penn. av.
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ed :" rs containing the evidence establish them. ie
has been assured r II Years. by hnse no had read
hen thai they had aison ihr ''harenii.'' he has
been informed what constituted Mr. Clay honuratle Oh
Jecllon 10 publish than he has known That they
exhibited ytefe agn in Kentucky. homsuever wished
Ia see lhen and YET he has persisted tol whee genes
laltn, conhdng sui ai they world not be puhlahej.
demanding their pusca ion aud IN dfduriug iisn W.
tay's refusal la publish the consciousness and the
I,aslon Of eudd II the aunas Of tary can pItuar al
,nslanee III more ei,, party depravity THAI las been
displayed towards Hum Clay The long lrsci ut 10
years. BY these three men, we Know not where To nix
Tor H.
Mr. Clay is no, only ieh, TT deharinr no,r from bis
ORIGINAL resolution Of nut publishing his letters ID Blair
but he ought yeats aph IN hive surrendered that resun
lion ifnm HE moment indeed that the seal oil psale
Idenoe was bfoktn by r. hldr A. htse letters we're
made the foundation ol criminal charges against him.
l'ere WAS no mode oi fepeng iso chprgus and Of vim
dcane hmseit. hui by the Production % the loets
correspondence Is inqrf confidential 0hrn Of lla
PARTIES IL II. has behaved the tnsl iepospd IN bin. nay
Ia inaho II public Il ai'n N his cas. the only
'o'' al sustaining lnneucc aud holding reae'ery up -
ueriied All Will admire Nj CLAWS rmt,s :, and
hfilnds In bearing tr - yeara. tie MUST injurious la
rulaons upon his character, raher than elem nsehy
the cohihiSsinn o an ACT which he disaptnsed that Of
being aec'ssar, 10 yioaidn Of The cunfdtucn u private
carrespondence Tina passive offimde Is more truly
glorious aud heroic than the nsrnshly "a dau4 whth
leads The 3 ldieF 10 iacr The caudon's mnalA So.man
values an honest tanle aud the good upin g, lis enun-
ny tnote than Henry Clay. aud yet It'll the psWet Mt
any moneul of rrnng The slandfs II his daslafd, lfn-
dnefs, and IT eNhbung tatj N tho udlaus colours nj
II" Hers aud caumnalus tplhc country he has rrn con
tent 10 sniie lar nheleen yeats under tul and unEtnd
ed mrniaons, Ia lteletner Ia lfatsertssng What ha
deenfd rnnper social nll When " II the Ifiun,i-
rate and their eonlel,tutts initiate this naruaniuiyl
W hen viii they leatn Ia understand aYpteclao ~
Aud now rt sor, aud lei the country mark II they
will publish THESE letters, which they have otter called
for, aud andacnnsly rafuledf
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+ L. BLAIR Esq.
WAsuNeroN, 29lh January, s25.
M Dear Blur:

r.,
Ny Dear Blur:
received this morning, yn'l very agreeable favor Of
The Eth inst. letter from yun always refreshing
and wish that could enllIle myself 10 eSpec, them
H5urn frequently. by punrAlity aud diligence my
part. IN our correspondence. My ast letter informed you
u The unrilnn thai increasingly applied hy all
Tie returned candidates Ter tie pusidency--ot rather
thtlt htnds, Snce lhen, ba,e nvowed my blen,ion
10 support Mr. Adams, under actual circumstances and
lhefeurpn The oil has been Instantly transformed into vim
teat lhe trends OF --------------, (and ihe devil
knows WHO clsr, lor thlnk Al he does nj preside in
iie cnlnrils he mus lie quite with them)
have urod upon me. and with the amlable
hliy agree 10 tiuperae me. drseIler from Drulo
eney Ganl n nlfgue;haye suld the Wesi--snld my.
sot-- debating Gtn Jarkso IS ocu 10 lea vc open The
Weston professions ifat may hereafter fill them my
soil blasting all ny fair prospects. Sc. S>c. Sc. To
these added tlousnns uhef o the gentle aud
kind aud peteeahe oplhsls and lhings IN The world.
--------- Who are themselves stfaining ey
cry nrive Ia elect Jackson, hal the claims a the Nesl
may he satisfied, and he Thereby preornllird. arr nc
chsug mr al aellng their principles. lheknavos
cunnut comprehend hnw a man can be honest. They
cannot conceive thai should have s,emuly Intercepted
my conscience aud asked il tell me seriously What
ought In dol That il should have enj1ned not to "a
absh The dangerous precedent Of ee.allng ~ This rar
~ stage OF The Republic, military Ch,iluln merely
because he has Won u great victory HAT il should
have told me That public Is Urdestying his
s'ainn, who wi not, regardless Of dispersion and
caumnes. rsk himself for his country | am afraid
that yqu will huh me moved by these ahnss
lie nui dfcelved. assure you that never, IN my
whole e, trlt m"re perfect mposure more entire
idenre IN The resolutions Of my Judgment, and a
mistaken Determination 10 march up my duty. And,
my dear sir, is There intelligent md unbiased mnn
who mus not laler concur h me Z Mr.. Al
aus, you ka1w well. | should never have selected. II
al liberty iodmw tro the Whole oi citizens ir
President. Bar lefu is no danger IN HE elevation,
nuY, IN time ncune. Not ~ ui His competitor, ii
whom cannot believe ha' lhe killing III 300 English
men, at New Orleans. qualities for the various, diff
cult. and complicated duties Of the Chief Ma2isir acy
prrceive that an ueconscously writing a sorl Of de-
iance, which ypn may p,rbahly think mpiics guilt
" bat Will be the result You will ask with curiosity.
if nu anxiety. think Mr. Adams must he elected
such Is the prevailing opinion StilI shall not e,asid
IT the matter until the election is With
MY best respects To Mrs Blair, and Mr. Critienden,
remain truly, Your friend,
H. CLAY.
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MIR. cLAY's LETTERS TO

MIX. CLAY = LEA IERo 10 +. T.. BbAiK.
/ he reader N b. altrtslei H. the parnsll Of these
long mlked Of and iully msfeprestte letters. aud by
The cha5e and app5ss introductory commentary NJ Mr..
Leigh To: nineteen years they have been the basis o
tic most malignant c1lunnles upon Mr.. Gays public
and private character. Thay at lengtt given up 10
public Inspection, aud lei the hardest Ut the radn
crrs-iet Bair, keadall Richie. who from the middle
period al life have advanced To old age sandefng M
CIay-kt o!tier oi them beIure the Amerlrsn PEG
PIE aud appealing Heaven 10 witness his sincerity.
say that he believes THESE letters Of Ar. Clay c"ntah
one la Of pr,ol gansi his honour niau, or his IN
lrnfiiy as earoi Neither Of the fr!umvrate daEst
do IL! We deiy t!lcm 10 n
And yet to- fIr nibeicen years. iufly aware Of
the true character vi these lruer but relying upna Mr..
Gays comaaed refusal to publish hen or leasons the
most highly honorable to his character, have perseyrrd
in representing them IT. cnnlan damning pouf Of the
"farpau" aud have turned Mr.. Cay's refusal 10 pub
sh em originating IN the most pure and luy motives,
into admission of guilt Parzans will possibly he found.
ready 10 paaIe this ss they woud any conduct condu-
eve 10 interests OF their pany but all the resi- ol
mankind entertain but opinion If lis lgran, IN
Justice and c0ntenpble meanness and illlberaty blair
has had the letters IN his possessIon for nineteen years
Ken all has had access to hem his gafbled extracts
prove The editor Of the Enquirer. II he has nn
seen the letters las least bad the opportunity Of doing
So of which he refused avail himself, while his Sian
de coninu,ly repeated and these letters appeal
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ElAAMSo
n"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN.

:, Esur Dollars per amman, payable in aacance No SUD
t,en wal be reeeeedor shorter tune than str months;
d no paper ,oiH be discontinued (ereeQt al The discretion
y,h, Edi,ors,) until all a,reoFdges paid.
- ADVERTISEMENTS asserted At 30 cents per
., for iess) for erery inner form insertions and ).
s psr square Tor isss) for escry outer form Insertion
EVERY ADVERTISER IS required 10 "ote- MS
serpf hoto long he icishes MS advertisement inserted
g. sr,tisemsnt not SO noted ,o be asserted its dis
continuance be ordered.
FOR l,E.4RLF .7Dr-ERYfSL.N'G the terms are fer
IL. pr,piisse eftco squares $40 for square, s25 for
an, square, timer form, $50. Eeesy yearly odre,ter
viii be- required TO cofe his Advertising to his qateu
lar line Of business
~ JOB PRINTING; erec:ttea neatly and erpedaioits
4, ard on reasonable terms.
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4 AGAIN uitet tsr sic b.y Farm in the county Of
X AHbcr>'. - mIles west Of New Glasgow. a. 1in-
as the Lands d JOHN Penn. +. Mathews and others.
cantaog G50 acres OF which about 40 creek bot
tom suitable for tohaecn.
This Land being originally Of good quality is easily
mprovrd and he made desirable home. | Will
sell great bar! ala in this property, and make the pay
men's easy. For further particulars apply TO Messrs.
i.'ht. 1aasey, Amherst court house. or 10 William
knllh, ltYnt the premises. who viii show the land
10 persons lslIng IN purchase
Should purchaser not he had fr this Land, before
fhr l3.h day al November neXt. viii then offer it at
puic aucliln heioe The Conr-huas daar OF Amherst
icing court DAY, and ua sod, II vii lie rented for the
ensuing year. Possession given the st day nf .Iauu
AIRY uoSl. JAS Il. nROOklNG.
Gcl7 tlSN
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Gosas,,issiones's sale CT Laid.

EetRSDANriotw two DEGREES nf the county court of
y Bedford. one In the case of James X. Sham a
gllsi John Hall and others, renere ut the July term.
lSi4, aDi the othcr il the VI Maigans against
said Hall ana eih,rs rendered at the August irrn 1914,
The undersigned will er sale. the highest bidder.
Octoher lsI4, a s'fsACE' OF Nd. containing
6 anrrs, and adjoining the lands Of james X. Siaon.
Nathaniel MurIa, aud others. The above Land 10
said 10 be valuable. ani The title is beloved he good.
hat the Undersigned acting commissioner, VIII con-
vey to The purchaser with spstial warranty only.
GREEN d. BOARD, Dept. Sheriff.
and as such Commissioners.
Srnt. 10 ttcO
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EssiqadsVA An.
TB'EEE s.g.VgS " E'sGToE'.

n cici Makers, .ic1ceiiers and Ders ia military an
Fancy Goods LiNcnBURa. VA.
Ell AVE. removed from their old stand, which they
Z occupied for twenty nine years. to the corner a
boyc opposite Nichols & Bell aud une door below John
q Mecm's, where they are prepared to e2erutf,
with despatch all orders 10 their le nl husnrssmhell.
er iron Fhigsor Democrats, "Strajshtouis" Stand
fs's, Hfrds Softs.
Every order viii be waited on with pleasures bpi e.
pecallY would Giey invite the attention If The LADIES
to their improved and neal establishment, where may be
found JENEIRY AND FANCY AElICL Of
The latest patterns, and prices Ia. phase, together
with variety Of necessary articles. such as superior
Needles, Scissors, Pocket Knives, G,1 and SILVER src
larles. &c. Stc
Sept. II is
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22)otttfaI.
NJ. Gays Letters 10 Nh. Blair.
10 rllE. PUBLIC.

~ s ~ -. ~ ~! T.,.',' ~ January
nsbi ,,,s,, -, -, tg.i,,, ~, ~ i. v ~ ",
..H,rsate and c,f,niin, y ub5rs nss ~,
linn, and ,'9,.a ,,,l .,i 80 ~ '1g
uf,e1 ,o,i,,.t Mr. 90 non !, ,,',s I'LL J., t -
rsftllr ri fnnfsr N. nun hand a,l 1h., Il. -
6tsfs vfr,, irl,r,f T., M s,iaie5, IN, MT nd !,
nalict. l., h lns,r,rl1n 'rur Neoe tim, ,firs -, 1
lrtlets were N nv hands and that they wen. arn Ia
The inspection at any gentleman Of ,,bet Manly
thuurhl u lu.n,sslle tGal any man rnld r,nl ia, LIT
tcr. Without sreInp aud almillna that they contain n,
evndrarc prrn,lIea t. Air Clay-po evidence nf any
imprulriety IN tnnatt. word OF tlre1-na ,,i,onc, +
any selfish or Personal lefhnrz c,ll,ece ~ nn.bt
hui patr:,t,4tn and tbe, his llt,,asI E,a ,,,ll Ia -
pard h neknau r,ler fhiqu nrt,r4,l If tbe, Nh
nv Of Tie lntrtl 81 hir Clay law called n,n ,,,, nd
lad i!iesa niuas letters Nj one III his enemies b,a
.kel Ia see fIffp. and have .i4vn them m Inn mn
" tho de net ash Il sse th,m They 1,,e either bscn IN
wiling Ia have amy communication viii, ME- On The nh
jpcl NJ. PERHAPS. ,hry wish remain ia l,neranre.
Il AM figl6ly mi rued. no ap4clfan has ever hpen
m1ae directly 70 Mr. Clay nv Mr. Biair ar Il, Nj
bun I'd. by aa, uibar o ,hat parry, 10 eansen, Ia
The publication ID these btttrs. Air lazy would dauhi.
les have constituted II las caseut had boen uaked hy
ny al Tue leaders at tie parry hostile In hun. Tie,
nave Imputed Whatever senlinruts It suited their nuT-
pose 10 lmHue ia MI Cap. ,ndef the impression that
t. cul ust fru.e III impulaliuns they made WiIlmut
Violating lhe s5ncdle of p,vae c, rfespandence under
by linz earuast eutiedllts u hi3 friends IN Nr,mia Nh
tfy Las tciaul, a. bsenied m tie publication iIths,
tbb ID rrHrefl flus. l,Ifrs, pfiyafe and com 'p
as tey a,e aHi ae,nfltG a aai Rpofve ia their ehar
uet'r. THAT he : rizh u dun1 hts, canGul BIZ doubt
ed since Tic seal Il private euItspndence has IN larl
been hr L. n tie tefs Lave been seen By hundredsip
all inderI y h. Vi led Ia see Them mud the only gus
Ten IS vhohof Nj Ci,f ought 10 suffer all The c,i.s ai
MISREPRESENTATION. ul4.eha lanpei surptess On ct llrm
lii4 IL arga5tulIy naffaai. and which publication ul
theul " Il niur Blu lie publication ii niy mace hy
vubou Nj. lay lcir oprriscd ollhe lufp Sc
uar u4lhaut his acduit ehnt si.il 4ke th,, rosnon
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T2r ACRES,
July IS
p0SVpO.NE.UENT.

In consequence Of The nccmeney al lhe weather, aud
bv consent Of Iartp$ the sale Of lie Land Campaeii
county above advertised postponed uatil Saturday
u,x, the 5lh Of Oclnher.
HENRY BENNINGTON. s. {. l..
and Commissioner.
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pfa s. EEa EpElEEE&.

a SUPPLY Of Hog Skins, M,r1ccd Skins, Ntb.
! bnI Bins, Sdrups. Bnckle-, Bos,es and pafIetp
OF other Clouds required by SldIles, sI opened and for
sale cheap. H. b. Y W. Il. RtHARuS.
-
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rl-RrllER POSTPONENENr.

II anoyr sale is further postponed 10 'uesiaY. 18Th
irsr owing to 4 want ot bidders on the 5th when i
will take piare Al The market house in the town Of
Jyncll5urg HENRY DU NNlNGTON, 5. c. l..
Gai Commissioner
Oct 10 tl5O
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4 \ ord after The sl day ol ptil next unr PACK
W Ell BOATS will leave Richmond Mand.y.
"wednesday and F'iday evenings. nj o'cock precisely
aud arrive at Lynrthug. al o'clock, A. NJ W.dncs.
days, Fridays and sundays.
by this arrangement. lhe nail and passengers from lid
North, going West, will leave Richmond directly after
The arrival Of the cars aud arrive in Lyncburg q, as Ii
CONNECT with the Western and South western mail sags
lines, "a hours IN advance IT the present lime.
RETURNING.
Leave i.ynchbnrg Monday, "Wednesday and Friday
att A. NJ.
Arrive IN Rchnond Tuesday, Thursday and satar-
day, by L. NJ.
COMING Up
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COllirsii ssi0nes's sale.

confrlniiy decree Of the circuit superior
1 Of law aud chancery Of the tuWu OF iybchbur! at
it's MAY lerm 1874, in the case Of Aea T. tapert9n
and Harriet his vile, aud uhef plaintiffs, against Eliza
F. Echols widow and Tellci oi Joseph Eehols. det'd
and former execnirx OF SAID Joseph E.cbos. decd and
other Defendants the undersigned, sergeant Of the
marathon ufLynchbura, and commissioner appointed
for the purpose will pr coed 10 sell, at public auction,
on the PREMISES on Friday. The 21l day If Sepeubrr
- Tie yaluate BRICK TENEMENT, Ia the
9.i town Of IyncltuTg, On bird street, adj lining
me residence u Capt Aninun Hancock, aud nearly Up,
posite that Of JOHN Cary. THIS Is a conmodious aud
convenient DIV elllng house. and is well worthy the al
,euDn Of purchasers. And on Saturday, the 2Sth Of
September he will proceed 10 sell also the premises
Tract Of Land. sunied Archef's ereek IN tie
" Of { anpbeil. and Immediately the turnpike Id1l
t,oU I.ynchburn 10 Gibbons. about ten miles from tie
former place and short distance from the latter. 1h5
tract ui Land contains about
vac ACRES,
and is very valuable. THERE'S on 1t dwelling house
and the necessary houses. aad il is cultivated
by Mr.. Edwin Matthews. Whuse aud II sdnins. Ibuse
ia want Of Go1d tract OF Land in healthy aud pleas
antsecliun Of country III do well 10 alt.d the sale.
Terns-One. two and three years credit. the purcha-
sers giving bunds with approved security and the title
10 the property retained ultimate security Tor the
payment Of the purchase MONEY.
II. DUNNlNCTON. 5 {. l..
aid Commissioner.
July IS us
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ff'llE subscriber hay ing reutntd ia I,nehhurr. he
wli remain here uI the firs, d November during
which ute h. will pay very liberal prices Tor
N0ung Negroes
oi both sexes ealeairu who have the above property
or sale. would do well call On him pre- ous to their
selling as he is determined not to be under the Rich
nNnd market prices winch prices are very hard 10 OBJ
tain in this stcinn al Country
can be 10 nd at theffanklin Hotel or at Mcssrs.
Talbot s, Laaler's Aacon aud Commission Store.
GEO. DAVIS.
0c;.7 Is
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.s0aGec.
gpY virtue Of deel oil trast az cacl IL The sabs'r-
1 D btrs by Wlllan Mechanism. bearing daie tae
z9h day Of August, lo5I, and duly recorded IN the
clerk flee OF lie county court ol Bie1urt, for
tain purposes therein sqri d. will proceed sell, by
way Of public aucfi1a, tie 2ltb Day If or bar, uu
The promises fr cash crtli tracts Of i1nd, Blug
{f,rnrlly IN the county Of Bpleouft. IN Il aa1he
0n the south side Of Roanoke rIycF. tract
Containing 500 ssCPeG,
which was decided by Charles Net iana.lan, to said
VIM Met laaahan i he other acl containing
40 IS a GEE r. =,
adjoining the first nlmcd ract the sluh, and was
convcyed 10 said AVm. McClauahan by iuim i. J.
White and we. We shall convey such laleaa Is vested
in us BIZ said deed. aud NJ other
MADISON PliTER. : ,r..,
A|A. g. PECK,
Sept % $50
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e2s'N Barrel Revolving Pistols
- iyry Sets Knives and Forks 81 pieces at from 81
hS30 pei; set
Splendid Sets Of Tea Boards
Plated and Rritannic Caslors
Green Window Blinds. assorted SIZES
AID a general assortment IT Wood Ware Mats, Sc
just opeaed, aud Tor sale. IVY
IL. Is. y ". \ RICHARDS.
Oct I. Is
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-08-13
ADvEkTsEMENTs A man of enterprise

ADVERTISEMENTS "A man of enterprise
and active business habits immediately on
opening newspaper, ganccs hastily over
the news columns, and then carefully reads
and examines that equally interesting depart
mcnt of the paper devoted 10 the ad,crlisc-
ment of trade. Many persons consider that
portion ofwhich is filled with advertisements
as useless and unintcresiing, but f;hcy would
adopt the Practice of reading closely and
examining them, they would find much there
that is not only interesting and useful, but
often ofgreat personal advantage 10 ;henl-
selves. Those who are unsuccessful in
business can there learn the secret of their
neighbor's success; and those who wish 10
live economical can there ascertain how their
wants can be supplied mos, advcn,ageouslv
A paper well filled with advertisements is
picture OF society, map of he business
dong community compendium OF interes-
ting local items, which should. and generally
does find its way into every well-kepi house
hold. BY reading the advertisements of
paper, much valuable information can invari-
ably be gained, which may be of incalcula-
BILE advantage TO the Observation-Disclosures SIN