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Correspondence of the Atlas.
WASHINGTON, Dec. ooh, 1874

w AsHtNGTON, Zee. <UtI, lOtf
The Senate does not hold q session today.
In tho House, after long tine spent in set.
thing the order of business, the Sub Treasury
Bill was taken up in Committee Of the Whole.
The bill having been read through, Mr.. Adams
pointed out wherein il confllced with The Con.
s'hulipn. The bill locates The Treasury Of the
United States in certain rooms Of public build.
ing in this city. 1t also makes other desposto.
ries in other cities, and authorizes the noney To
he transferred by draft cl the Treasurer of the
United States. Mr.. Adams suggested that this
provision was IN conflc, with the clause in the
Constitution which forblds money TO he drawn
from the Treasury, except in pursuance oi APP
preparations made by Congress.
Mr.. Dromsooc, iastead Of answering this OBJ
jer'in branched off into TRADE about the re-.
cent election, and what was decided by it.
NJ. Barnard took Mr.. Drongoo'e to task for
making n more per'in nj answer TO grave and
serious objection to an lnporant bill, when
mildly pointed out bv the gentleman from NJ rs.
sachuset $. Mr. c. ]. Ingersoll thought the de-
feet discovered by Mr.. Adams Of character de-.
serving notice and correction.
Mr.. !. Il ingersol m,de some rem,rks.--
Mr. Douglass. of Illinois, read an inf lied lee.
turc to the Wings, upon the duty Of humble
submission to the popular will
Mr.. Caleb Smith, Of Indiana, rose. and defied
The democracy to point ont single State in the
I'm on where the exploded Sub reasury sys.
lem had been made an issue IN the recent elec>
ton. lie asked 10 be pnin,ed to single para.
graph in the declaration o. principles at the Bal.
timOre Convention, which says one word on the
subject of the Sub Treasury. "You dared not
make it an ISSUE" SAID Mr.. Smith.
Mr.. Smith proceede TO administer scorch.
my rebuke 10 those among the Democrats who
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INDIANA.-The Legislature of this State
mel at indianapolis the 2d inst. Dr.. Ste.
venson, whig. was elected Speaker. Gov
WhiIcomh's message contains nothing On.
couraging to the holders of the State bonds
The outstanding funded debt of the Safe i,
stated to b. Sl2,2lS.00O, and the unfit, dcc
debt to be 81 ,52l ,262. The Gov crnor say,
that he has II" doubt the people are wiiins
TO pay the State debts, but he adds thai
it is beyond our power, at least for the pre-.
sent, to meet our Liabilities" and " as far u,
my observation has extended the opinion ad.
vanccd by my predecessor in his las, mes
sage that we cannot now pay the interest
on our public debt is universally rnicrlain-
ed among the people of the State" lndi.
ara is fast sinking into state Of helpless in.
sulvpncy,
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A Tariff Dc5atc--L. q. Adams Assanlte
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is. lSi4.

"AshiNHr"N' Zee 10 18Th
Honse q RePresemdftres.-l lie DEBATE on me
bill OF Mr.. phnn'S, to remit amount ri duties
impose" on ki'f"ah iron, III certain cases. was
taken UP and discussed 'h's morning.
NJ Foster. of Pennsylvania, spoke at lcng h
in detenrc of The Tariff
Mr.. Payne, of Alabama, followed in violent
speech against pr"ec'lVe duties lie would OPP
pnse Tue o.l,' no "''hS'anaihg mar lie was "pT"'
teo =" '''e ar "e'' anu III '.'"i VI ,t"u "-
me d',y on Almost every article taNe" oy '!"'
nl'' he a"s"sIe" Tue "r-'""e'.S "Stu !" 'he
iac r.ee'','' -, nc "r' nc s''0'y N1,F""'
VI, Ia "' - ",, W t
,,,,, r1.;,,,, f.., ,h, -, ,i,a I,c l,,,JS
n. ,,,s,.I ,.,, -, H.. of lss,rn,,in,, rho ~,
;a.,,I,.i, of 1919 frst no roei.,im', IL and soc
n,J,, L, o,cl, S,a,o I,,,,I,, ,av o,naI :, tho
.n,;,r, If ,r,,o,,,o, r;,s7 IN f,r,i.rn ,,,r,f,c.
,nras ~, LIMA ,,rolrc,tn, IT., ovnrsssaI a Lnno
,h,, b;s nrirc;,,os wo,u ono, nr,y,il Thny
had. like the children of Israel, passed through
the Red Sea, (wnh Pix for Moses,) and now
rom the ton of p,srah they behcld the promised
land (rexas y Nj. payGe aDpeared to be SO
a nXious to break down the l'ar.lf, that lie al.
m ost broke the desk before him, in lhumpinr I'd.
on II witt, his fists
Mr.. fIamme'. Of Mississippi, made few OBJ
servations calculated to compromise the matter.
and concluded By motion to lay the bill on the
table.
Mr.. J. r lngcrsoll called the yeas and nays.
Mr.. Adams bad no objection 10 laying this IN
the table. provided the bII! introduced by the
gentleman from South Carolina Mr.. Blrt) tn|
repeal the duty on cotton baggins and sunny
cloth, was also lad on the table.
The motion to lay on the table was carried BY
a large majority, about 40 voting in the mega
two
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in these Districts deserve very high credit
for their cxcrlions, which have been crown
cd with such signal and unexpected success.
The Ilou. DANIEL r. KING, tho prescn,
excellcn, Wing incumbent, is reelected in
this District. by majority of at lcas, 1900
votes over all other Candidates. 1t will be
rccolcctcd that Mr.. KING only wanted SO
votes of an election, in November.
The Hon. BENJAMIN THOMPSON, OF
Charlesiown, a siaunch and true Wing, is
elected in this District, in the place of the
Hon. William Parmen,cr, the present Loco
Foco incumbent.
Mr.. Thompson's majority, over all other
candidates, at tins election, is, 334. The
majority of all other candidates, over Mr.. r.
at the November election, was $40. Ma.
king net Wing gain in this District, since
the November election, Of llSO--Atlas.
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FORESIlADOWINGS.

We find the following letter prominent IN
the leading editorial column Of our las,
Charleston Mercury, the leading oracle Of
Cahounlsnn. The shrewd reader may gath
er good deal from il. We presume il is
from the pen of one Of the South Carolina
delegation in Congress.-Tribune.
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WH1B PRESS
CON G. r L s s.
SENATE STANDING COMMITTEE


On Foreign Reiations-Messrs Archer, Va; Der
ren, ia Buchanan, Pa; Morehead. Kentucky; ant
Choate Mass.
On EYnance-Nlcssls Evans. Me; Cri,,enden. XIV
McDnhie sc; Huntington, CT; Woodbury., N II.
On Commerce-Mtssrs Huntington, Ct; Barrow
New York
On Manufnciures-NIessr Simmons, r Ar
cher, Va; Miller NJ; Buchlnan; unham, Va.
On Neutrality-suspicious. U lham, VT; Bates, Ms
surgeon Pa; Sempe, Alchesrn, No.
On Military AFiirs- Messrs Critienien, Ken'y
Benton Mo- Barrow, La; Foster, Tenn; Ashley
Arkansas.
On Mhtia-Messrs 'trrow, In; 4 hey, AK,
Scmple Ill; Fairfield. Me; Atcheson, Mo-
On .Ndrdi Afairs-Messrs Bayatd, d. Pearce
Nd; Hnpe,r, So johnson, i:n ickinson, Y.
Phelps. VI; Walker Mss Jarnagn, Tenn More
head XIV.
On Pirate L,nd Ciaims-Mrssrs Henderson
Ms Breese, Ill Penrce, Nd; Tappan, OHIO; Col
On Mdian Aeairs-Mvssrs White, n, Johnson
La; Sewer, Ark; Phelps, W. Benton, Mo.
On Caims-Messrs Foster, Tenn; Dayton, N J
Woodbury., n II; Phelps, VI; Haywood NC.
On Revolutionary Claims-Mrssrs Jnrnngn, Ten
Clayton Eel; Ftan is, X 1; Co'qnt, Ga; Hanne-
can. Ia.
On Il. J4a cinyy Me srs Berrien, G., Clayton,
Del; Dayton, NJ; Huger : g; Walker, Miss.
=. On Post O0is.s aad PoH Roads Messrs Merrick,
NJ J.; simm3,ns, | Jarnasn, Tenn; Niles, Conn
Atcheson, Mo.
On Roads and Cana's-ilessrs Porter Mohie,n ;
Whi'e, Ia Lewis Ala; Brecse, I'll Surgeon Pa.
On Pensions--Aiessrs Bates. Ms; Sewer Atk
Aherton, n II Foster N Y; Evans, Ne,
On The District Of Coi.mbid -NIessrs Miller, N J /;
Bayard Del; Woodbury., N Fl; MERCK, Md; Sem
On Patents and Patent ON.s-Messrs Phelps,
W. porq+' Mich; Bates Ms Sturgeon, Pa; A'h-
On observation-disclosures Morchend, Ky; Lewis,
Ala; Miller, n j. Illumination, CT; Facf Id, Me.
On Territories - Mtssrs l}aghv, Ala; Evans, Me !;
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TIIS.
Court iuotan.D
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 27, 1874.

overwhelmingly, January %, ls45,
at one o'clock, p. NJ.
TICKETS.
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In fdror Of Licenses.
sAMUrEI. FLETCHER. Of Shelburne.
JOHN VAN SICkIIN. of Burlington
FREDERICK FLETCHER, Underhill.
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against Licenses.

against Licenses.
GEORGE -. SHAW. If Burlington.
TRUMAN CHITTENDEN, of Wiston.
TRUMAN GALUSHA, of Jericho.
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK. -Bath parties seen 10 be cqaa)'g
e,aidcn: q carrying the vo'e ii the ER?,te state ana
car present impression that upon her vote nl depHGd
the decision Of the question, we'ber Henry Clay II
lanes X Polk will he the next President Il The Ualrd
Staes We shall inini.e in die specola'Dns the
subject Her decision has hren a. anil ny i'is day
week, al farlhcs,, shall Lrow What it is. Ia lie
mean while, We may state. htv-rtr, iaAI We haEa .be
fore us the estimate ui Tie Lacofuco parry. lfo;u watch
sppesrs that they claim ia 1rlly Of 9jI7 We have
seen DO detailed estimate # the r-.tl, by the Y r par
W bu, they cla. Tie STATE, in round numbers, itom
10 70 5000
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07

HE sssu!la- lsres', II The manufacturing sysen
be destroyed must inevitably ba tho case we say u
gsin, We be uuio lin and tie. They vii call upon
the rochs and Ile hills hide thea, llom the Indignation
OF = deceived aud ruined people.
But we will hot anticipate events. We viii not be-
eso that I'll. people blind to iher ae Interests
infatuated by party spiIitas have elected sath
james IL Puk the advocate Of such principles
as praessed for rather than By him-,o the Pes-
deoey ii the United States. 4 lew days vii deter
ainc; and we "1.do our time"
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fpa THE vtg0iSiAN.
DISCUSSION ~ PATRICK

DISCUSSION ~ PATRICK
F"!fit6 Goasi Hoass. IA. q fober 30 lsii
.ttfS}s faiiars AHhoush The election day las utar
y afgveJ, aud altuugh this c.iuuuuieatlun will no
meet The public eye uut alter lie election i oyer ,rt
cannot suttr thrse circumstance II tetr No tn
giving yun butt account at thc d l4ssi,n that came q
here on Monday last. The mofnire was uhtsaaly ,-
element and tie weather Ayeascle cu VT hV -, ok
alarse crowd had collected. anl pff-lanaian 6eng made
by appointment, MI. William Mafu Of Frank In open
ed tie discussion, Mr.. Martin commenced by saving,
lhnush ife1lnltiY solicited. thu sl time he lad
had thus The hauo utadirssin the people 81 Patrick aa
ol Que thing they .naht be- well assured, as he ~ M
v"at, ot political rreicrmeut. other eeng could &c
cnPy place n ms beson than wish tr their welfare
and P''speuiy. Arr maklug lew other eloquent PR.
hhhnafy femarNs, hc t1ok mp the Tariff demonstrated
with power and ability the heueiis esaline from tho
operation u lana, sud saeNrd by mdubahr ,esutno,
ny. that revenue faH discriminating 81 "a to protect
American Industry, no only received the sanction at Inv
tathef ot his enuhy but a every sueerUng PIcsi lent.
AID was uniformly supported BY the Republican nartv
The hc that Tie preseuI iaB has vastly Increased Tho
amount 81 revenue, at every aruer ul,n h.ch tny
had he'n imposed had dll~i N price, HAT The haauce et
trade WAS neN IN our Lsnr, that the uaahtr at manu-
iaetufes has 1pldY Increased. and tha armnp interest
benefited by an mcTeased demand Ter agricultural pfn
dnes, were all pressed uron tic consideration at the an
druo. IA clear aud masierly manuer But 1t VAS ~.
oh Hrd>h lnrrituucc ~ our elections that Mr. Aotu
discoursed mostly 81 cufly. aud The d tnahop r-
cry euuaieuante Shaved that his REMARKS wfre nnt
wanting in t1er. Mr. Marttn urNt examined The lanb
question: proving lis cuus,iiullouay ly the repeated
decisiuuS al all tn constitutional authorities It's avur.
and arguing that II Congress II he the judge o hal
WAS necessary aud prairT carry tun tt" Of the
expressly granted powers. Whatever measure Congress
passed must be- cousliutiuua aod thai It this was gay
omnent ui laW and oncr. regard lef the derons n
The supreme toull orgh, tabr conclusive. The anti
democratic csaaGct ~ 49,
convention, iGn manner IN Which umy Polk n ultrr
DISREGARD Il the wishes o tie pna psr ii The paty
thrust upan the American people, anu thr iunss
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ARkANSAS.--N have TO, yet received foil re-
turns frum III, Oc,bcr ccc,un in Arbausds; lat sni
rent is know 10 ltittr tora'n tlal CT. Eitw, tie
J., cutucu Sanddac ff GIvrrnor, sieiei by ga3pi-
~ Of between and 1850 and HAT Afeii5alI Arif 10
eo) is elected to Congress- Ay neIgy saG.esal lare
or. There were ''urgua, ioroi ca candidates ia the
field, as we'll as Wh. ean Ijatrs tr bath oares. The
dlsun,un between the "rgusl" aud 'rrc1ui1t' .1co-
uco candidates., il s said grr". usaal cut Of dyi-
SION Of tIe ''Spoiis." prmiaenl L3collco OF tint
saieis charged y bis lees er0Gair brethren with pock
r'na mofe than fs share OF rnnder in the negotiation
I" AIhsr'as whit s,ntml eosriru.tGt Ter tie Smith.
sonan fluid. he sam is sand 10 be bent a20.3t0; sud
ia said an esgaiionno tie H.arr vii he one If.
'heIItms o,nerrsl before Coa-uss lis heXt sas,3a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07

Pork--Tbe business Of sau. te!e, hogs has active
J commenced IN Port opoiis, Cincinnati, The great
hog marked. IS generally caed-mueh eaf'ier than n,u
al. The Cjncioua,i Gazette says "Our h.hsn'ilon
from tie best freezing districts, particularly IN kengcsP
lead us to believe thar hogs viii tie abundant il
market the coming season. ard Of very superior quail
~"
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r. .y'GX' 0lsd ST.fsLE
81 4. Ia Il - ID I'd y
HHLkliiS. RI.N'kLN s. PE.A.NLL2N
No. 80 MILAN STREE.


CORNER CEDAR sraErr, Yoax.
IA OUl.D enIi tnr arenttn vt Mroaan,s visiting
w New l5rA far Thur fall supplies their extel-
ave assotuh,at al tlltifsly
NGW S.iLES FALL GOODS.
To lher ordinary stuck, which comprises a full and &C.
eeai vanity ~ samr ana Fanny silk ors. they have
maha,4 large additons III EN- flEi.Y NEW
y hLt,N, expire sly adapted IA The s'asun.
From lhe Iaeilues waich they p4sspss the purchase
al Gods 81 ina Verf t,"s prices unfvaird AID
very Intensive as1Tir9fu hrfassured thai II NH
IN Their power to .ef extraordinary luduerlnrns Ia
purchasers who desfe aud drsefse Ia buy the very
lcsl tran-, and ary oeieralned It, spare pains
II make til le Interest o such To make nelf SELECTIONS
ron their sluck. In
DRESS GOODS
they cln shnw great ranle ~ styles. in Rich Printed
ash,n ID feasse, ni latest Paris pulierna I,sans,
Cmpn D. Laliies Mus ID. Lalis. oi Paris Styles
never beiire offered.
A.n.els, Dp,.baz.nes, Back and Blue SILK, low and
high prerd
six, --Canelsn 3ne,ia Silks; CaneIeon rnct
o,rp'i SKIS; Pllm aud satin Striped II, nnients,
Btis. All iiIa Baaa s1ln Srp-1 AID Bnieade ii yur-
ri silks oaln striped COOS CRANES; ttiaes and Bue
B@1 eros de MISS; Italian Las mus; Gh's lie khel -
Gms Antiques; Black and Blue Black oailas: PAN aud
Figured Sitm+. AIsu
MlLil&GRA GOODS in great variety c,mpri-
sng ilunct Silks and Siiins p entirely Styles ,oa
aet and cae RnM'os, reh tlll pnternsi new drsgns
'"t }csrs, pa,' canTs black aud blue black, su,-
ed. shade.. o@.di cut aud unr0l.
LAt ~.
Car aces in urea. Va 's'y II new aad elegant pat
lerns irtnnuna l.ar and Lac. Edgings, black aad
Nhar: : H. i.s.p, t.npnfr. Al'ehti, Ef".sris. &c.
Thread Lace AID El4nss, French, German and
Ea5iish.
SlIAAIsS.
Rich Cashmere and Brleht' l.oot and Square shaw'',
lhlr, Muslin DIT Laln, hahyie, Plaid " ooIIen, Nett,
Sc. -
SILK SilAWLS--Dark Caneeun, Satin Striped.
dyurrd, sc.
GLOVES AND MITES,
Ia every variety ia Gntle,rG LADIES, and Misses,
lid n HE in'.i approved napulaclnfr, Buck seFn,
Neoea, Silk. Lace, ftet, E.-yptiao, idia GlOoef;
&c.
Their stock viii be fjuui Ia cpnrrse full assurt-
nent At all the earpns s,uIii nreded, and they
slte The ae6lon al Buyers. win the fullest Confluence
thai they can supp yesery waHt N their line.
New York. Aug ! 3nif
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C1- An error accidentally occurred in our last paper
ia announcing the number Of Ministers expected 10 b.
attendance The Methodist f. Conference, which will
Commences session. in this place nexl "Wednesday tic
81. inst Instead Of fpcaty. stated, about one l4t
drai ani ttreaiy are expected.
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.,,..o. rhtp VI. neuers nests ns,t'rd 6r no pur
# deeei.iuc the people, BY 'heir leading men, who
.,.x ,t., they usrs decelvng them, are made known
y. na.,e This shall be done hereafter. Al pttseli
n,,'ce.d to rive the details comparing the
';..n b tia, given for Governor in October last and
i, each ease the maoriies only OF each candidate:
k'"b ,,.,nf. A..lnpIilIsS
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1890

Ftlm This statement i vii be seen iAat NJ. Gay,
In, last. AZ cnupar.a with M,tie's vets, 3j3--Aayug
gained Slightly in the counties and nearly ns~fc9n. h,s
s in rhadrl ha "a lss naturally to haze been aa.i-
r,n,.I aud which was i,lreI less t'an W. lad txpe.-
ed Folks m,jary in the State II probably be abs1
the same AZ Shunh's
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Sen.lnm Li,ermN .Iessengtr.


The Hoyenher number oil lhs ably conducted aud
popular Peiad.cal !, =. TO j., a'esen'iag an inviting
,able Of contents Of witch in day Two we hop -
nave HE pleasure +, parlaac TN. Messenger is wuaing
Golden opinls IA al sceiu's Of HE Uuiao; hut ought
be especially cherished by the South. organ Vi
Southern Literature. model Of Southern TASTE aud
as the defender al SJuherH character ed institutions
= he leading principles OF the Messenger" 10 IFS
oNn wnra, rs TIE promotion Of .Aalirs Literature.
and Vi devoted .Natio,al Spirit" WIN tns view the
slllsing Premiums offered
Err tie ses paper 81 HE preseat state Of Aoer;-
can Letters, the prospect and meaus OF lheir
iHrr,vantni $50
The hsst Review Of tho works Of some native
Prose- ar'4er, 81
Tn. best L Of he works Of some native Poe. IS
The rest OaguaI rar, 50
The b-si Orgrai Faen, %
t. publication 10 commence with volunr
al unsuccessful articles tu be at the disposal OF the e.
ibf.'
Il. H. tuer /, an agent for the Messenger, and II
cae,riuy receive ana 'rwad to the Editor the names Of
subscribers, together with The subscription MONEY.
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""Sa saaho' aos be tfaesl 10 any vlas being, They
we're all brought out Of The dens and caves IN which
u'y Mere htlefe. aud have beeo since legged aud led
b, "Odri3 .Her," readiaess for las, I'm
DAY, We imasinel
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rev CHARLES EssfEEps.

I a Ill be sid un Saturday, the OH INST. in front o
w nv eli.e
lp0o Us good oat-ianned Sals Leather,
q sldeS = Leather.
200 lhs Bacon.
des, Bed Cords.
IN Plough i.inrs.
heNrs Ahnnhrlursd Tobacco.
Glass Plumbers. Paste aud Oh Backing.
81 rar Mnn's Nhars
% huNrs Glass q by 10.
- ssns China Cups and Saucers.
taslofs aud Cu.wefa. Friction Matches,
&c Nc. CHARLIE PHELPS.
Now II
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TEUSs SALE.

EbY VIRTUE dfa dead ui trust exrc,te ted {, rs BE-
- Jsnes &. irvine, bearing iaie On The 4th day Ut
November 81 a'l duly f.rofded The rsrk's dfiics
vi me husngs r,,u ar lie osfp,fsIil oi Lsnchonfg,
We wil fuesday the OH day of TIE present NINTH
iier nr sale, pntie auetI Z, the highest bddff,
all The HOUSES, Buildings mud improvements, c'e'
slitutlug the iinR Pen al ar near Dirt Bridge Tia,
Curplrs L,ncbhufs, with all lie Kettle, sfalas
fAnfes, enclosures and umhefs erennio atiached nr
brongng; aud asu. all the right and lille Of The said
James &. Irvine 10 ueeupy aud possess tho ground o
which said honsca. buildings, improvements AMI eacsp.
situpt.d, nnder rsse fiDn VIM. H.. LYNCH.
To Nathaniel w. Floyd, which will expire The 9th
day OF December lsi3. and which conveyed hy In.
said Floyd 10 the said irvine by deed duly executed aud
recorded.
Thu efne &c The Gale will he f1r mar, in cash.
viii he sufficient, Ia pay The som oie,ghy three d,afs
aud thtty lEre. cents. with legal taesst ih.fenn rin
the ith day ii November. 1913 the u draw Ing and
REGARDING the mentionrd deed OF trust, aud thr
necessary expenses attending Tie sale; and credit
til The lst day Of Nav 4nher. 1915. tr The III ss3
81. with legal interest thereon from the 4,h day Neseln
her. lod3. nn the day III payments; and frther erpd
uniil thu November. lsi6. In the Of 80 49, with
rgal Interest thereon otn the 4tli day OF November.
Ie9J until the day ol ppymen AID Il, the residue ii
he purchase uHee, the terms VIII be eoch the sail
James L. Irvine ,nay direct. aud which will be male
known the day at sale, Tae pnrraaser or purrri.
sets viii lie required Ia give bond wnh approved srcsri>
y ir ,hc deifIred payments.
The slle VII tase place at the H,t Pna, near tho
Dift Bridge.
The ,itls b, The aoye rpery ia believed tn be uooi
bu' neung tfaseea Will convey only such tile az
Is vested IN "a ~ tar deed ahr.sab
GREED /. WILLS. .
10. al MITCHELL. s ''usf's.
Nov VT
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O. The article Of "A Commissioner from Amherst.
id not reach until Monday evening as--aler the
election was over. OF course, ii was too late to an
suer his enquiries.
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T'rsses STATE Of .y.g ggsCg,&

G Is nHfsnaaff 81 ihe rr @~lans ii Il deed ii lrnst
L eN,en,td Ia III" undersigned by ii1d,ev 4 padfe,t
II the 2}nd day 81; Alstl lst3 aud al nrom IN lbr
elerb's see OF de Ilnsuas conu Tor ,be eornorarl,
ii iyncbhug, we will on Saturday. the sd day VI this
a"nlh, IN ifanl Of he Nietei=hoi~c IN his iuun PRO
coed sell. by way ii public aueaon Tor cash. 10 tie
highest bidder the
= Z. A Y T.. u
IN saii deed menpnej. 10 VII: D,eoy. n vrn,n ,e,l
ahnnl ~ Nears; iaulna. uonan aqcd ahoul q ytrs
and her two children NHeh.nptn aud Celn. sud susan
m old Wepan with HE lurltlse u The females II any
slHre The dnie offhr d,rd
he M" IN the above sasfs ia believed he indis
rnai'e hui The undersigned viii convey such ,ll, an
y IA they have under tho trust dr-d.
tAARiEs ". CHRISTINA
DAVID L. SPENCE. Trustees
Nov ..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07

Did o. SUNDAY eyeaing the 27tl Of Octuher, in The
lover end of Campbell county, EmcrNA sPoTswoon,
daughter If FL. 5. and 3ar4a j. Bling, aged years,
months anj II days.
-. at Amhers, Court Iionse Saturday moraing
,be - Inst ELIZA VAN LEW. enly daughter III 1t
b. and Ana I. Richards OF tbs place, ego : yeats ahd
q days
And JcsBs sail, ssff.r lite children. and forbid
thea not. Ia u. re; l.r o sae.! tie Kingdom
81 lieayea.n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07

More Freud in roiine' Tie Cinoinnati Gszette Of
The s9h u states, hat in examining he pal!-lst Of
votes af Cincinnati given The late election COZ hostr
oar in that city, HUNDtEDa.oi names are 'teof9-
nI ~ soRe u tie Na.s ul3iaeten o anyct zs"' ana