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f1EEege.

OUR larre and general ass altment If nrw and rich
" Jf'@ Ei.Iif embracing the latest stylo Of Breast
iits, Finger Rings, Braceleits, Fob and Gldrd Chains.
Gold aud SILVER penc,l Gases, Gold aud Silver Watch
es. Plated and BnIanna Casturs and Candles.icks, and
al ihliSs USED IN our iine ct business, mast be sold, add
at prices q suit those who want. We beg our friends
and lie pu3ilc 10 believe that we are in good earnest,
aud that We are determined TO sell our Suck Ut reduced
prices.
alnch of our tine is unoccnpied FIR want Of work
we ae confident OF our ability 10 give satisfaction in
The execution OF any order for new wurk. rr in careinllr
repalring all descriptions Of Watches and Jewelry, &c.
We most earnestly solicit IN increase Of patronage,
pleigi8g our personal aad prompt attention 10 all ca Is.
WILLIAMS & VICTOR.
May % Ia
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There will he a meeting ui the .Iynebbarg yane,
Aliens Clay Chm at the Ghilefsall,t Church ON Tues.
day evening, Tho 5ti insf. at7 d'tlaei. Tue club " III
&c addressed by one OF Is members. Ii is hupd Ihat
eNe} mig vii be present, t. sisn the Constitution.
IN, shist l1rsthe war IN deionee IT HIiz priieietss.
y ~ l7sdSRrss, taf UNION AND TIE. iONSIl-
LUTON. Oar Dcnntfatir friends are iaylrd t, at
i'ti,-anl 10 tie Ladtes-Ne say, conr one. con- all.
ana NE r'oniise yeua warm Enthusiastic. Ming vel.
rome. JN0. w. DUDLEY, r,s't.
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'IliE MtA nNNS

he Club al The Nj .aaaws," al thcir meeting On tue
-o'a' adapted unanimously the iolioNin5 resolution,
That Nincen, Witcher. Gen. II. Gilner and W.p
/ "as.ail. ESq'fs. be requested 10 address the people a,
The Meadows, IN Bedford coanty. On the d Saturday in
August. and that our teiiow cilZ,ifs of the Democratic
t1tiy be invited In Ioin in the dlscussion, and that tais
be published IN boia the Iyncobnr4 papers.
III. W. BAKER, Ch'm.
J JOSIAH f K, Maosan. Secretaries.
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July %
pMr,GuryTa
E.sisn5ge EYlsFs Cg,. &n,g.

'SsGE&
'E'llE su1s.tt1yr uisfs for sale tie following valnsbl,
y. lands, Ia Wi: One fact IN the county uf Camp
bell, lying IN me fork Of Fiat Creek and OIer River.
containing ahoal one tlIpusin and seventy five acres; On
tbs iaci II b estimated there arr upwards Of 20 acre.
oil h" grounds OF excellent quality, Three touftha Of
Witch hes IN a bod, without II break IN it nearly
all 81 The cleared high lands arc productive. snli
were or y'aaily OF tie list qlaliiy .-ihtre is still u
ptilnn OF hGe tubacco land 10 Gear, aud tie out Land,
ahaid IN abundant supply OF good pune timber as well As
ran tihl'I, and IRE woodj the Whole plantation is al
ialfapIy udapaei t. clover aud efass IT every descTintIon,
and the subscriber can with confidence say he has never
Witnessed more beneficial or durable effects from the an
niie7iian Of flastrr Or iafn pen manure on any land than
- has On thsse; tteteIs also IN TIE Land a Limestone
4ua.fy "hIea might be WORRIED 10 auy dasTed extent;
tle Ia, )fJve.nant' are j small
pS3 AE.FA Se. fSIESE,
good Nero cabins VIII stone et4HHeys, good Barn. n
iafge veil afran.'e Stable, guad 1o5acuo Houses sa1i
cient u care . OF 3D,0lD pounds of To5acco. A more
minute description would be- superlIIus. as purchasers
viii Of course e xainine and judge Tor lhense YES. To
those, hoWeYer, who may wish 10 purchase and that
have NJ knowledge Of the place he Subscriber Will say,
Tat II has lang anu ieseryeG;y been regarded AS one of
the most valuable esta e. IN thi9 section Of country; within
Is miies Of Iyrchburg, 10 wa 81 the gfadncts Of the
lar!n can be sent any day; 8 miles from New Lon
don Academy, wite.e there rs a fac Srhool: a,d
yards OF the plauia,ion; altogether form an aggregate OF
advantages liial iew places possess.
Also, uge other tract, Containing GOO acres lying in
tue county al Pitisylgaula, On Ssannion River aud Syc-
anne Creekj-this tract Is regarded a good I'obacco
pi5Hiaiinn, beng well adapted 10 raise iine manutartu-
ring obacco, ii potion Of which, yet 10 clear, is as fne
hugh land As any N the county; the land harders on the
river Tor near half a mile: the low grounds are harrow
but oil excellent quality; there IS alsi a valuable Grist
NJ II on Sycarnofe creek, wcil known us oue Of the best
streams In tie county for milling pnrp ses; the improve.
meats are a comf rtable overecl's II ,usr, excellent Ne
groe Houses, together with the usual far hniIdltrs. An
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kkOFEk> and Travellers are respectfully inform
KIDD that the subscriber has opened Il Livery Stable Al
Tie lo"er end oi Main street, opposite the lst I~rcshyteri-
an Si"fei, LynchbufE. Va, where he IS prepared with
Stables and Los for the accommodation ufhorses on as
good terms and as well as any Stable in town. From
his lon. experience in the business, he can render as much
AID IN sales as droyers can got finn any other person
Can and see him. 5. ID. PA l"TES0N.
y. B.-!lacks and Horses for hire, by the day, week
and month.
Feb. 3 ia
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10. L. EoPANK, : sse,rjcs.
Nj. l.. BERaY, ( '"s'
90 Republican requested 10 copy.

-. Fhe Norwood Gay Club Of Bedlnrd county have
Tho pleasure 10 ann 'uuce {, The public HAT Mr.. JOS. X.
lf'int. tae Wing Edcctar 1l t.is Distrlcl, aud Mr.. Il.
ii. iaier will ldjreaS tle clnb at tlelr next meeting
when Nil be on the third Saturday IN August, being
Saturday before l;eJl,rj Angus, court, on which oeea-
sion there VIII be a barbecue. Oar Demaer4 tic friends
are requested telavite any Of their speakers wlipln they
f'''se. aud "e vii give tleil a hearty welcome, and
pfJ.nise tieji a far discussion.
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CARD.

Inc Undersigned take pieasufe in Announcing. that
me hasif misunderstanding witch occurred nj the har.
oe'"eea Me7sfs. Ntu. Daniel, j. aal Charles l.. Ms
ny, curing the lale s'ssea afite Circuit Superior Cont
u -" -, has oeea Satisfactorily anl h~,nofally adjusted.
{. DABAEY,
l.. ii. IkiGG.
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F,sEEsE1OTgE@.

T'HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
! tie undersigned IN the practice Of Law, under the
firm oi ULNGfiELD s. JOHNSON. was. iy mu-
lual consent. dissolved On the first day OF Ih- mInla.
The business iIeretut5re conf1ed to The firm. will be
completed 10y US jp'ntIy as ii lie partnership lad not
been dissolved. Persons indebted 10 the firm may make
payment to either Of US.
G. ". WlNGFiEID.
JAMES +. JOHNSON.
Liberty, Bedford Co. Va. Aug. 81
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"TEs has,ts TaiL Z e.,,e. y

Or realers vii i1d IN tins Gu u1rf an * HIT ar
ii!e IN The SUBJECT Of iie Iatf. Il was oblisa.,y tar
nshsd Us by 4 lrienl, whese |lll-usat On taIs snajael
sands desefsedly higb. l. lakes Wy ialersa3r yira
of the subject, s.to@ing very distinctly the 4 fecirc be
,aeen tie Wings and IaearIai~, in regard Ia lirr Ia,
m peliaies. / is probable. HAT We siaIi hc;.te iaer adj
ven to lha subect again, AID treat upjn lis mems u.1se
fully.
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.seto $prsng Euncy GosdS:
IA AsSEiEt RSgs.yX n CtS.

Z HAh EtsG. kSEaaSS s.tx ~ COZ
IA AVE ECEtN I'D, aud are prepared 10 offer In
Al Merchants, tiunitfs and ali others an extensive
aud general assortment # FREScIi. BR,risii aud AMrRl.
CIV NiR GoGGG, ct tte latest styles and imn,r
aitons' atiot "iitn, lley feel confident N 50, inv. have
been rifcaas'd III the Grsi tayurahle torns;. and will
- soto nj Tao i1"fsi cash Prices. They would parlicu-
iiily ln'lie ii'elf trends aai The pholir generally Ia call
ana examine to following beautiful Clouds before ma.
king t1etr Irfctasts.
Re1 Ca aaiti aud Fonhsl Silks. fsared, plaid and
platr.
ohi/' i'nsa, n complete assortment, sJmo very rich.
'arlsieHsfk, new styles.
Printed Lawns, aud lace strip'd Muslins in great variety.
striped checked, fancy, figured aad plain MasIins. :
fail assortment.
English and French silk Hlse; GiJyes and Minis If oil
descriptions.
Pans made horse skin Gloves. fr Ladies and Gentle.
men, tto.a t1e IN ISL approved tnanniacinrt rs.
Rich sin anl other SaaSIs. Fancy Handkerchief
and crayats.
Lace golds, Edgings, Iaserlines aud Cap L.aces, ofths
newest patterns.
0GIandy Lawns and G%inshams, new and beautiful coods
for Ladies' Jressrs.
ittcil i reach work {, liars, Capes and Cardinals.
Ponaee, Spi'alfeld aud ~i}andanna handkerchief.
Italian tfavats, Stocks and GaaileInen's rich silk Scsrfa.
Black Italian Lus'rings and Gra &c Rhines.
Black. biue black and cold dress Silks fg'd and plain.
gclYot. honbaznes. Grapes sc. &c. &s., together wish
a great variety VI Staple and other Fency Good,
wl'ie:' they pledge themselves To sell at such prias
that cannot fail 10 satisfy the clusesl buyers.
Aprl | IL
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SfERSONS wishing TO Purchase Stills can procure
q them CA aceole podaling terms by applying H. Air.
Rob't. Gardner, Of ClfsiIausanrg, Mluoteoncry; Ar.
Jno. P'ierton, iilcks5nrg; VIA. Sluan, Lexington.
Il Jck1ridge; and Mr.. Walter Cole, Shady Grove, Franh
ltn.
Avg s At
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Died, on Tuesday. the 18Th ult. WrLL1AM MIR
CHEtI, iutlut ~ at Geo. ". aal slnh VeunIID,,
RI a4Ha II. aaea IL h maaihs ard II days.
'sntn Hal this n,Aer with smDN's Tears,
Ntngat udtll- L.I-aitd leat IS here;
us ttara iiuu, - parent 5 en-,
I3a.rh n an-r,'s d,a.em.''
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UST RECEIVED. an assortment Of Ladies pru
80 neia haltGljlcrs and Bus..lus, .lIioslles. We or,
a!s9 in receipt Of al iogoice Of Ladies aud Misses cuiJr-
Cd Marycco Bqskins, Ties and Slippers. 10 which we
world respectfully invite The attention Of tA.ose in
want Of such gjUds
@ F~QLIANSDEF. & Co,
Opposite .Mesars, DAYS s. Bro.
Ap1l Y la
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G.2xegzE.SIgeG Esa3sVlGT.

fertas ,ceet ending D, 'arddy, .iagaSf }, 1874.
It5asro-iuss. shipping, ) 80 To LII; nanniae-
ufi"5 til u 2,90; laass. 81 10 SD .*af inferior
t4,0J II 40; eo1lnun, S2,5Jto So, H%lidjnng, 5 -
70 4,09; god S6,jJ TO iU,0U; ine manufacturing leai
SO til.
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+ = a|iNG purchased Of D4buey Martin a Negro
4 Nu0ian u med ~2aehat, who is now Runaway.
| wlil olgr q liberal rc"af1 IN any refsAn who wili aF-
pfehcai said WOMAN, aaj bring her 70 me.
JIENRV OGDEN.
Aas. ) w3N.
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#l'EDLAll WILLS.

At a n meeting Of the pedllr Nils clay Cla1. held at
the Club House, ga Saturday tue 20th July, the fol
loN lag resolution Was adopted.
HcS2'eed. lhaf. at the next Ineeiinr of this Cluh,
to be held On SUNDAY the 18th OF Au.ust next, at tins
placa.a general discussion oithe principles involved IN
the fteseat canvass VII be had. and tnat cur DEaa
CRATIC riirsns hc c rdially Invited t. attend ard plf-
1.lnlir- IN LIn dta.ls...n
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COS va,
June 10
g..EE g.sIEE f'0ks.sCEo lsz.zsC
FOR Aksq.


OFFER for sale a valuable TRACT OF LAND.
Il ia the county ofileafy. containing $685. acres, lyln1
on smith river and Fal aud Middle creeks. Il ia about
9 miles from Henry L. II. anl about - from Danyillc.
i he land Is uudulailna and well adapted 10 the growth
ofeorn, wheat aud fo5lccl. Tue tobacco made apnn il
MEETS the raasleit sale. There are adnul 90 acres OF
open land; Tic rest Is covered witt valuable (iuhe+, pnp
lar, locust. elfsnut aud a srtat variety Of oaks. About
, miles irpm the estate there is an excellent SAN
MILL. The land IS NOV divided iaio seven farms with
elnnoIiuas Improvements upan them. al which ar
rented npt-ihr amount OF the PENIS having advanced AZ
The last lease. Springs Of the Pnr'st water ac fund on
every pant Of the tract, anl the 'e1ton n which il lie,
Is nnr ri the healNHe>l IA IL Stne. The cutlp ifari
vii be sid, er II wtlf be divided 10 SUIT purr.msers.-
The trras Viil b. yeIy acaIiiHpfla IN. - tcrtsi-bear
IA a1uds W.. sceu.=I i',ga a. Iesifa le as n4ley.-
Possession g,gea ~ isi day Of January. 1873. liza
SAT- DE aot ,ifacle! FTigaiuiy bHire The 9h day Of Sep
ien5er n.At. It VIII lilea Ohai bHioG court day be efipr-
ed at public sale at Henry II. Letters address d 90
mr. Al Fredericksburg fpoa' plid) will meet Nth uroupt
attention. ARTHUR II. II. BERN iiiD.
Jane q ,gsfn
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4 90 ss I: - n
Ek31l SEMINARY.

sCGo0n Ioa xoUEya LAD1ns,
nj his %resijenco III the nsisbbor,ood Of lnc Poplar For-
cal, Brn ord.
Far the prescni. instruction sill be given ONLY 10 tho
useful anu slld branches OF ediealipn, com p~relicndinv Z
tharuu IA fnalSh course aud Inc French language. In
The mean tine arfauaemtfits VIII be made 10 aid Music
alno, together with all ihese uaher eseIeisrs which arm
usually ieaominated secan piisluneo,a.
The subscriber Effort vii be to establish a school u
the iirst character. IN whicl, a c~,ppleie oJueation -use-
L. aud ottsmrntal-mav be obtained. aud which will thus
be worthy Of extensive patronage. TIE situations iur-
inediato'y On The Forest Road, aud midway between thu
NV l.1llen Academy aud 81. Stephens elluc lis
most eligible enc - heaithy. accessible. aud IN the centre
at Il, immunity surpassed by tone IN the state tur moral
worth, 'nieligcncn aud refinement.
In addition to lhnse already engaged. the subscriber can
receive NH his faulty as b nrl RS a few more young la
dies. MI AldtBn AicUtaetaer als1, " ho lives " iihin
of4't mills oil the srinul, ~ p~feIared1o nca mnldais soma
lrN WITH huard. In nuth iasiances The hU8rders will hi
regarded a. part If The tanily. and lheir conduct ard
nur'', will be objects uf narieul, alieutiin. The frt
Session vii apeo 81 tae lst NJ mliy IN August aud 81 40
lie 2idl. Deer. lt,a drsifablr iAut The pupils he pune
lnal IA entering al tne commencement vi The Term.
- TERMS.
Tuition per Session III i've murths SIS 90
h'atd. inrluimg every lhins, 81 per mouth. ~rayahis
one halfrn advance. IL. L. DAVIES.
I. 5. tr farther information address the subscriber AZ
NV ionlan, Va.
JAY . w2wifs
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sprin. Garden acr stens.

r@49 itilS ~lrseaod c,a inedIous new Fam
~ ily frs deuce al tha lonei end Of Main
ftsS Ills .r,rt. Ia tie nj lhhai lond u Capt. Me.
g. - tlreie. Mc. Ifsa AID others. is JUS, COM
f1e,c", anfi nav fea1y e. a teaint. II Is justly consider.
Il enc II ihe most df=lt ,hls est8bl s,ta4nis about Lynch.
Hal g-AtTng q laaa ktarn, aud iie sersaut's
: auF, VII all uaaHf uee,sHlry uul houses aiiael,ed.--
1 de n isnnf eiaIf 4cas ai,4nt II acres of pfaaad; aud
flr'r a ~ F%hnnlanra al good s,sns walter WITHIN ,sei,-
y ~, tsai ihr hprae.
S1hftL 9ESf&NENYS on .Lqg, rson ST. havs
feat,
OFFICE 10 rear Cd my Sore FOR RENT.-
Ills very dest,hle on 20. NV u%ceapied by the Ser
aaant II the turn tfatiou, Is fr nnt.
Psfessi1n Of all lhe a5aye property can be had i'm
medjaltly - ING. J. PURYIS
joly - n3w il
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Attention Hose a10EeDary.

A iEND a regular meeting Of yunr Company at
"a O'clock this evening, at the Council Chamber
fqaped as tie bylaws direct.
JESSE 7. BURTON,
Treasurer q Tie L. Hose Company.
AuI.5
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E'0R SIZE.

ME Falling Riy9rirac, Of land in Campbell county.
Il late LIE property ef Maj. Samuel Brnch. FIR
lriee and trrals Apply ID. Ms. Matthew B.. Nowlin, who
resides heas l!le laad. ar 10 The uidrrsian,d in Rici.-
NJ nd. LEWIS WEBB.
Juiy.25 2m
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ora,s,,. Iasger in NY Whole f. made a speech
s," ar was prqsaa, at the American AnllSltv.ry
S.s,s,y. al the 'fsberoacle, IN New iefk, of rang where
else. Tle ruth is, that tue TRENDS OF oeionia'tet.
-. tho Abeuilu,l movement FIST came up. NeFe -
- by Them as standing in their way, AMI The, fr.vt
sa.s,dti us as adverse, and 50 have ever felt myself
~ :, /. ,be nature aud spirit OF their measures.
puail, dear sir, very truly. yours,
-. TtikO. FREiiAGtiCYSEN.
Here are three allegations promptly disposed Of; but
i - ma, HE last me shall lear 1t tarm. Slaader Ike
;s.lo,,ly. lives by that nilca ii leeds ppJn, aud is even
more insatiate.
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-. IFGtsr E'ore,
III, You MT heiat A i~nhAlitar, Of this common
= W'a'th, | take TINS ar,hod Ia give YIN notice, lha.
| shall. oa THURSDAY. tie l2th day Ut Sapt ls1t, al
TIM Tavern house VI Sel. john Harvey, IN thc county OF
ChHflalte anil continue lfuW day H. Jay until | have
finished, pe1sHej 90 ahe The depistiuus ii p u.
Rieiiards "a aud mhtrs. sl Of which are intended 10 be
road as |rNtirnee "a = suit now pending md unjctefniu
81 ia the circuit sHperlur court Of law aud hunetr, fr
thu sid ranalY at Glailntr. Wherein an plaint n.
aud yourselt ard others arc defendants.
Epars, sc ZIilOs. 7. RICHARDSON.
Aug. D wlw
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pie n, /" !" Electors Ter tins D.s,ric,. viii ad,,.ss H. 49,
(cvun day "i'e'' e'af' house, the q ssiund4y 10 An.usl.
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Nn.ilCE

in the l. ;S.o'n' u, G'l'"n,of Philadelphia. will proac!
Iharsd9,@ aei'aftsis Meeting house IN "Wednesday and
candle T. evenings next, the III and S,h inst. al ea,ly
tend. D he publlc are aaseiioosfely invited to al
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~ Osing 10 the absence OF the Senior Elitor on
el.urial ma Ter IS rather contracted.
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R,,E.V ID EUFs Gs.gsE,

WISH 10 lease ier "A term OF years the plantation OH
u which now I've. cap1ble Of working 8 or q good
hands III advantage. Same fine cleafings for tohaccJ
NIL he alla@ sd. 1t may he seeded this iaIl, aud pus.
session gwen lha | Of January mxl. | will pay 6s
me clover and piaster used 10 lIprove the land. II IL
near The Nelson Furnace a0d The Elk Mills in Amhptsl.
Apply Il the subscriber at new Glasgow or Elk Edt-
mace by tier, OF personality an The premises.
IL. NJ. GARLAND; u.
JAY s w4.,f
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lz3S. g.. ~pERfCBaN%,
CT aE11EL10EJE,

VnflLL open a Boarding aud Day Scaool fr he Ed
W ucslioa OF iouag Ladies, IN Lyaeaburs :, on the
first aty 'fOetsber next.
A many vi the Inhabitants Of lynchlun. have sell
cited. an ale ANXIOUS In Aayea frmale Seminary. which
VIII prevent HE neeessi oi sending iier Dauah-
tiers taother States 10 Gutsh then Edu,auan. IL Is To b.
aeped that not only the Town, but The Families in the
surrounding country. viii iberaly patranise the SeInol.
Ivory attention Wi be paid, mol oaly h their rel
giaas. mural eenduci. aid Improvement ol inind. bat al
81 toiae maaleIs, grace and personal neaf ness. winch.
IA the iou great anxiety to cultivate the understanding. Is
not nntlequepliJ jst sight of. Care Viii be taken ,aat
yoHng LNi,ss Whose psnen's or guardians destrr II, eau
attend lhe Church ot aag denomination they nay WISH.
Teachers uia engaged Who bear the highest trstInanl-
as al their belng lnlly competent and experienced 10
u.sellarge the several duties required &c ihem.
lcrus per session vi i've months always payable in
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E'8ts ElGtV AVID eAr.g3.

A Tve story white II o L : !, on the lower side
"a ot III &',eei. aapusi'e Aiarun's ware huuse. for
rel. Possession IA r. had tunrdmtrlv.
a handsome M story Hurk HOUSE, nnpn.
80 Tie i man Catholic Church fr sic upnn I'll I'll
seel,s. Apply to u. ROnt.s.
Aug > aHip2t
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ha1Es4S ANGb LAMBS NEAR
LESEEs asUksG,
~ @ FL s. a L. ~

$50 IN
WISH 10 sell the fll,wing praperty
Il Inc saw aud Grfsi Nib .sear the mouth of FisLiSa
Creek. will about ; aeres 81 Land. Formerly owred
by The late &. Auhaey.
THIS property lyins Immediately on the canal, and 81
near Lynraburg. IS ytry vaiuable-Passessio eau ba
given tie first day Of neXt August. when IT is 10 bp re-.
ldrHed inauod order by Mr.. pereiyal, the pres.n, occu-
pant.
A Tnet Of Land on Winston's I'LL, in sight Of
i.ynchaafg, containing lron lje To 20o acres. iurn,eily
the properly ul the late Blf. Anthony There Is sufE.
elent timber Tor the support 81 the place; aud Tire spil.
though tim, ~ very a%aseerlibio Of Improvement. aud
He place has tao finest ste igr u residence within hay
ahoN ledge.
Alsn, a Tract continuing s2l acres. two OF ,hrro
mics south Of LYaellburg, adjpuing the lands OF MI
fertival, Capt. uiey aud oihtts. Winch has IN II son,a
good Pine Iiabef, some excellent Meadow Land, and
some, believed 10 bn adapted 10 The gtoaih OF Tho real
Dnllam' fine manufacturing Tobacco.
= Those VINO drsire To purelaar such property WILD
veil 10 make early application. as am determined 10
sell, and VIII take a price corresponding with the time
! ~ terms or iutilef particulars. apply TO Mr.. Charles
Ell. DAVIS, IN Lynehburg, OF 10 myself at my residences
about one niio below lown. A. Il. DUKE.
Jan. 3 Wis II
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00D BIS R~0CKBRfDGE LIME, Il G00D
wv ORDER. For s4le by
McDA>lELS s, McC92KLE.
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terests are concerned, and the maintenance
of sLauery, Texas annexation being deemed
essential, can be effected by Executiv power
and influence. so far there is no mistake IN
'the prospect before U.s." Mr.. Polk will also
agree with Mr.. Calhoon that the Public
Lands should be given, with reservation, to
the State and Territories were located. And
this is done BY Northern voters, hypocrlt-
cal friends of slavery for the Liberty party
leaders are principally Polk men, and next
to their own preferment, prefer Polk, Of
course, having double inducement to per-
severe--fOreign votes, and the grossest FRAUD.
We doubt the power Of the South, in the
House, to destroy the Tariff, but our hope
is in the Senate, that positive evil, so far as
measures can affect, will be averted. until
the people can again act; for we verify believe
could the election Rolo be held, after what
has trauspired, Mr.. Clay would be triumph
antly elected. In the mean time, we are
thrown upon the uncertainty which has so
long deranged the business of the country at
the moment when, under the existing tariff
encouragement TO American Industry, the
Agriculturalist, the Mechanic, the Manufac-
turer, and the Merchant are "a proftably
employed and happy. How long are the
deadly influences of Southern SLAVERY, aid
ed by Northern 'dough-faces" and political
aspirants, to rule this great country N. II.
Sentinel.