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SCHOOL H"U.<> NJ iiOOI ISOOISII
A. e. PENDLET0N,

A. e., PENDLET0N,
Successor 10 y. r.. BdrcIau1
NJ fot 'alc avry extensive OF sSh, Booss con
II sistug Il part % tn fuunwinE kinds.
GEtGEArHIFs.
Mtchcls Aaeent nni Mocsh smrhs Oincv. Sankey's Mclc-
hrans Woodbridge wiad, ADAMS Parrys Mr-l,eIrs rri
may Hnt's Geos~phy Of to- Heaven wOfrcstcts E
MiicEehs hey to Geography. Morse's &C.
HISTORIES.
Grnsaws History Of the T. States TnFliud Ma
polcon. Wad u states, Ilae DO rarc,s Go,lir's 3d.
frcs DO, oneys DO Nussls Co. Robins O iafs.tsd,
Wh'f Inversa P'nrcks Greece Rome AMI Eur nj Alison
history 81 Eutops Worcester Hofy. Par, Uuve-s rory
Rollins History GoLism'hs Natural History Tincs do whep-
leys Compsni. &C
AEfrHNETfrs.
Smiths rkc Onrys. pivss Enrrson's A.lrss PafIe,s
DaboiTs Gfctn'cafs, Coburn's &C.
GEAwNlRs.
smtihs Murray Hnhhhm'', Browns, Grcenicars Haisns
Cunhys, IngcrscIIs. &C.
DICTIONARIES.
WebsirfS Walkers wurrCs - ho,as Cornp-ri1n Mrs
hughc's lnmafy Dictionary Ncw York Etp1Fi ".
pr hbsra discount made Teaches abt f-y N,r.,ns
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N0TlCE.

NUTlCE.
INHE subscriber wou inform his friends and
u' public gcncrl t't cons, qur q o. hc hcrrs, "
TIE fe1son am The Increase OF business efc
Tie improvements n hs store previously rt Co., dfst
o January utI aai e. therefore. e. dcrt ou the
shoe M'tiaeiuefs uf Philadelphia Brots
AMI Si'' oi aihr various znds and qualities ao,
viii b. adii To hs stock u Roots and .k On strn
I've assortment N Hats. Gags ant Stock which ne 10
d'tcrmned 10 sell at lower Tor
-tmen ~ this sty s0uth Potomac There
lore ~ would eafnssy solicit ci 'm al tho-
above gods Or port of tc coll aad ls
tensive rock before purchasing rcwhse her that
c VII strictly comply with hitter
Fast Main stfce opposite The end ofhc Oh Nafke
The Of the RED BOOT. Chcagcs Store 900 t1pnd
= 4 SMITH.
s-pont forget the Red Root
AGAIN S-Wr few days b. AIDED bic pressut st,es
afEf AM eowpgtc assorggnt of Ezscfn U0u si1rs
suited Tor tie faF utfr. nj
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MEDICAL COLLEGE,

~ R.tHhOND, ~.
1NHE Winter Course OF Lectures in the Medi.
cal Department NJ Hampien Sydney College nee,
IN Richmond nonday the "5th OCTOBER
nue. until the last NJ February following
The new College and Hospital Ehce completed
every arrangement has been mace afford
vanaers which obtained u.
10 aidon to the usual Lectures Surgical Medical
VIII ho given regularly at the College Hospital CITY Aims
Fehcicnafy and Amouy by which the Student
opportunity Of winc the diseases incident
which he viii be- called
professional life The number of opera
IONS which hlvs bees yeaty performed
has arc'dy eiancd for CoeFc Hospital the reputation Of
l"adins School Tor Surgical instruction.
JNo CULLEN 81 ID, Professor Theory AMI Practice Of Mcdi
l.. W CuAMBERLAYNE, ". u, rrof Therapeutic, and Ma
t,Tia Mcdica.
T. nonANNAN, NJ H. rroC Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Womsn and Cbfdtcn.
JEFFRIES WYNN. ~. - Prof Anatomy Physiology.
AuG'S I. WARNER, " - Professor surgery
SOCRATES MAtrlN. ~. u. ffof Chemistry and PhaImsey
CARTER r JOHNSON. NJ ~, BrronStratnt Of Anatomy.
The abundance ~ materials discretion
and comfort Of the Dss, enable The Sudc study
IN the use q surgical instruments.
Good Boarding including lights fuel and servants attendance
can be procured from $50 10 ~ per week
Current BANK Notes of the the Students
sided will le taken fof tickets.
AUG. l.. WARMER N. n
J" la--ctlstNov bean n the
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CARD.

HENRY L. BROOKE & JOHN r. TUCKER
~ AVE associated themselves in the practice
II Of the Law aa Superior and Inferior cour,.
o the city Of Richmond enco Hanover "A
Louisa.
% once on Governors seei-wbere other ofth~.
~i always be foHnl during the Of the day
Richmond, March 60. IsI5-u
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PURCELL'S OFFICE,

PURCELES OFFICE,
mo. G. sOu'h irh Street. ieadins Msyos Bridge
ANOTHER!
Drawn Nos NJ Driavatc No i67.
- GO ~ - 10 60 % i 81 4s 10 70
Ticket ~ So a Capital sod snd paid ~ PURCELL.
Th.s Afternoon Mail
Fokomote Iin-SiSCoo! &C Nos ~ Drawn Tickets S..
Halves $50 Quiurrs rs.
Fpr Friday Afternoon
Fckomokc iti-stoOO'' IS Nos. - Drawn. Ticket. o.
Halves 2: Qtateu !.
Pr Saturday, Arsruoon--Oriy - Tor whce Tickets
Pokomokr iI3-SsOIU apijaI' Nos ~ Dawn Tiesets
-. Halves Quarters 50 Cerscaic Packages Of wb,.
Sl1 Ha,vcs a. uuiu. : 30.
F0r Monday MnrairF
rotonose No ii3-sit0u0. 5JNos ~ Drawn Tissstsst
Hsives2. "a aucfs 1.
For fuH Schrmes car AZ the Office.
W rkes IN the aioyr ani IN Lotteries uni. The rpf
rnauarcmcntrf d. Fsn- Co, constantly Orders conf
dental and M dawnE free Purcell Ca
letters enclosing essh tcks the postage not b. paid
R'"cnber' iot htgeP'ifcs and pJompt ray atdfess
w. PURCELL.
~ u edmond. Va.
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AnCtiuu 4ales.
FUrUkE DAYS.
VALUABLE LOTS


GOk
Rf virtue of n decree in chancery pronounced
- on th- 2tIh Of Nsysmsef. ists by the C.-ipY C "a
henf'co ~ the sait Of Dav. WIZ All o,h.,
sAa A. commissioner -ArURDAy
te Eoh NJ July. isiS. pubic the pr-u,.-.
hohnnE on street In the AMI prr
bic '~''' - ~ ''N''
Al the aud plee. the -ane suth,r,y shall
--i- - --''
Ut oPpo-s Cb~-a. esix,aied ss No a. IN Duvar.
vfa,s. 49, 80 " ~
No &c - '' ~
La 1t thu head of Valley street bounby ,ae roaa To Chef
s.a aud Duv.r- -
Ss, at ~ ociock nnich II IN. purchase money AN
a''f,J VI" e"s' of SUIT srd the
q" sa "n, Tile retained until the puch,,. money pad
y-4"s + DANIEL. Cotn'r.
Hr i"io~S a urothsr.
New and Secondhand Hou>-hoid Furniture
N.trns>s =, &C., Ar AUCTION
~" i'h-p6f h'HNiNc, July g2i -tor-, AZ 81 oeLpeL
We WV si without re'fve. t' clos gen
-ral Vs'istJ % IIons. hold y,n.,.
gTfsrneallrs hsf.nn-r.
p' iNInFsS a BROTHER Au:,s
HANDSOME NEW CARRIAGE
At Auction.
onsATCRDY MORNING. Juy 10Th. at 10 o'eLek Va. Will
~ suction 70 eo-- eon~snnsns handDm. lew Carnage.
- -s'''
large sir sat Eockaxay Carriage
Panty Bti'.ka ulrouehe
light Roekaway Carnage
Standing top Barouches
5leiih.r top Bassie.
Light BaRgy.
An invoice Of city maze Harne,.. saaIery &c
TERMs-Under 500. cash; over o. 100 no,,bs ,,.,, r.,
'aifieory endorsed
ia u INrnrs L. pRoTurp A..
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lotteries.

J. g. GREGORY Il co. MANAGERS.
niehnsnd. Va.
Office No. lOl West Main street
DRAWING RECEIVED EVERY DAY
100000
AHIanifia Lottery cass sS-to he drawn In ALIanis g.
on SATURDAY 1ny ish lbiD G'sni Capitals sI0oos
SUM- Soo" 5Oos 80 pre-. Of icJo 50 Of
Lowest fHe sis rSk's eIo, iaiscs QIuter. 50 Ger
uSeaies II Packages Of - who- Ticket. sito-ay.. and
ousrts'. In proportion
100000
Nhr7ndfia Lottery, Ciss- aO-to 4. dawn n
on saturday July NS,h l5t4 $50 IA o,o
1000 5000 $500 iy pf. so Of 200 80 OF mo
iIo oi sro &c Tickets eius ,lav-S = Qaa,. so Germ
esie. Of Packages 2s wLos sisoIiaIy, ami ,na,
tets 'h propoHl.n
~ ojrfs Tickets aud Shares Of p,lsy,,
- the sbov. spiepiid iieri-s will rceev. Is ,-, ,,,,
str"n and onesi drar.K -ent
alter u 10 over. ~ben requested Aad,,..
q GREGORY ID CO. ssnsser
~ kic hnlond. Va
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W. p. TURPlN'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
NO 10! .MiLN STREET in.t CIR. %. Inn. HI

CAPITAL PRIZES FOR JULY. 1915.
" PruRPIN presra's to advsn'ursrs following Schemes
Ito lie dawn July Hsva. month OF tN
met with unprecedented
nom $1,000 thu Capital Of ssOOBO recently sold IN Who's
Tick-tand the Schemes for Jay beng Attractive %
eonle niay month distribute throughout The
Country Thousans Of DrS and that 10 SECURE
some Of the Capitals remittance lie without DELAY
orters for Packages Certificates or single Ticket. m the TO-
owing ehe-s or IN aay Lottery sdveuiSsd ty Msssrs
Co. will he aoHisd by return na and when r,ou.
ed, Draw ings forwarded ~ received
AeEandria Lottery Cas- s9io be Saturday July
isth 1915 Grand Capitals SiO,0DO 5000 5000 aOOa
30 prizes of 1900 SO 500 zoo &c Lowest Prz,sI
Tickets $40; Halves Quarters SO Certificates Of Packages
OF - Whole Tickets sliO-I2lvs ani Quarters proportion
AleIaptra Lottery, Class 30 drawn on satul,y JrI
10Th siS Brilliant Scheme $4,000, 10 AouO 5000 asc0
30 prizes OF 1000 81 OF +OG so Of 300 100 Ticket.
$40 Halves 5; Quares So Certificates PACKAGES of %
Whole Tickets SlJOilalves and Quarters proportion
9 la addition 10 the above barge Science w hrs always
on hand Tickets smaller Acknowledgements ranging from 5000
to 10000 and Tickets 'fom TO s5awrgs which ar, re-
eeised daily. Por prrEes ia aay Lottery address
W. P. TURPIN
Je - Richmond Va
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q. HnINCKE.p soOE,s
HEALTH RESTORATIVE.

Mr. BRiSoKsRHnTT anxious md to .I,.pd IN.
Use OF e Health Restorative, and feeling that
medal effect 10y the favor Of Providence the only ava,
bic means o. restoring TO healh and life Young
end ared sons and daurnter ain, the mn.
aged aged aDi venerable individuals now rlae.. more
conveniently before the invalid Thai
iu seonF- 81 our the Consumption nor
fo nave been sweet awayibe renewing in.
&c tAl pan 90 thoroughly In resist aerward at
tsess OF tos> diseases 10 the
pslsing and moving sight % the before drtd
sdher"r from his 81 Ike hi
anid the cares aud iuies Of h- SIMPLY th. Ed
Ae'ofa'iVc Of Nature. Functions The eousb. al
most H-ar yield under it, uhgenes, ne ar
eroHie they may hiv- been they moment the Re-.
ioas beEns - earr and then paxer The Pro-
Pr-tnr earnestly IS ell who any disease Of
i Lungs OF issr, Pam the Chest nj
tEnc" ia" Use Of the Health Restorative oppub
which - aacbedo ali atyertd u-ieiu-. =, a As AMI
le convinced oi IT'S power however ineuous hlV. b-r
The following certificate il from Dr. Culon tins s.n brown
N,a York Chemist:
i have anaiyE-d bottle NJ m.dcne
Health Restorative and had not contain r-ry or
any other m ac preparation, opium it, form. H.
eauPo-edof vegetable matter entirely"
JLsEs r. CInLTos. VI. D.
c BElSCkERlOFF, Propr.ior, n. Y
HoIAcE EvERErT, 4. =. Agent
lHncipal Once, 90 HUd-on Street New York
30 For sale by the Agents..
lie
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July 10, 1915.


SuPhurctted HydroRen-quanIy not asccrtained..
Carbonlc Aed-quantity not ascertaincd.
SOLID CoSrENTs;-3O grains To the pint.
TEnPERATURE:-55 OF Farenhcit.
ConioTnaby TO the preceding analysis the Shannondsc
water he properly cassed with the Saline ChayLedes
combination ut the valuable description in tho
whole range vi mineral waters.
The undersigned, Physicians practising in the couiy Of
Jferson ale greatly surprised & learn thai reports injurious
to shanno"dac are still ia circulation its general
heahness, and deem bu; justice give positive and
qualified contradiction To such statements Some years ago.
IT'S conceded bilious complaints prevailed in this region
IN various parts oi the country; say with perfect
confidence, that Sbsnnondae not, even then moro
all cted than other healthy situations sad IL has been as
Tree from disease any part 1T Virginia The same rule
OF judging which seems have been adopted by its adyer
sares Occasional epideme would deoy the character
OF the whole Valley, and stamp unubang unhes
upon section which had visited by the cholera
IN 1892, by epidemic any time; but such rule
would be absurd and unworthy the confidence OF
We therefore, only feel IL pleasure but duty TO
say that we have practsed medicine this REGION some
US Tor many year., aud that consider Shannundac
saubrous aud delightful spot, which both health and
pleasure can DO acquired.
WIN BURNETT,
l.. G. CORDELL,
J. J. II. STRATTH,
WM X. RAUM,
WIN. +. ALEXANDER,
July Q, Is45.
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% 'The Pottlsnd lMe.l trgu. .nys .Thnl

NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
'INHE subscribers are now opening their Fall
supply Of sapL and Fancy Dry Goods. consisting IN part Of
the following:
satinsts and Tweed.
Black and cord hlpaeeas d I.ustr.-
fAnnei- n Baizes
New PATTERNS Nous de Lame
Do G,nsham- q Caleoes
do. Cloth Shzwls
kers-ys plain- aud plads
White AMI black N lckinaw Com
Blankets
Cotton, worried aud wool u ,si.ry
Brown, biea and eoid elsnn COOS
Linens Lawns, dap Q, she.tins.,
DaH1sk table Cloths aud Napkins
An extensive assortment q silk and cotton IIdk6.
American gum castle iuspcnters
Every make OF Spool Cotton
Tor sale on the accommodating terms.
DOREMUS. SUYDAM NIXON.
ju Jim ~ Nassau street. oppo.t. In. Post Oa,r. "
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BRUSHES, &C. VERY LOW, AT PRIVATE SALE
~ inytc The a'lcuiou Of alrfs Brushes
w Combs sc just received AL Tor very reduced
prices 70 eosc Va 5upeuor Rosewood Hair Brlses superior
French Tooth brushes Paint Brushes too White Wash
brushes an Fancy pIsers Brushes hne Ivory and
W Ifn Nomus. Ac le - lNLnhs 4 REnTnER-
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THE RICHMOND INSTITUTE.

A SCHOOL for Young Ladies, will be opened
Richmond Va, lot October IsIs uslsr The
supeTntcndsncs q
MRS. GEN'L CARRINGToN.
Applications fof admission Hsy
Carringtou her present Va uutn
2Oh Sel mbc that address Echaond
in I'd
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STrENTION, ALL!

ATTENTION, ALL!
E'GNfTIOS POIS PAPER for tn. t-,,,ueon NJ r1;.. NJ,
- qaiiOes Il Wi from al uart. Of IN, oo.
AMI poiuee in,anaaeons IL This humbnx Por .aIe
alta os Esiee BY the Agents Richmond
W pASnor
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S-1runks-1ruaks.-Ju tn hand
per Express, N large supply OF Rro~ps,
am moeH frame Tiants-Al-o Bops<t
ana sahee which vii he soit low. price
into Iteration. IJfbAu uvepa
~ ~ -, West Main
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PRINT W A REHOUSE

~ YORK ~ LIVERPOOL.
@ sR
TINllE Great Western Steamship Cornpany's
II siramhip GREAT WESTERN, Capt Mathews and their
steamship GREAT BarAtN Capt Iosken arr appoint
ed To sail iunng the year 1915, a follows
From Lircrpoci.
Great Western, Saturday, 29ih March
5th July
Great Britain I'd August
e1tWesi"m 2Si August
Great Gfiilin 25ih September
Great Western iIth October
Great Britain ed November
From NFIo York.
Great Western, ThurS,Iy, 9Th April
l@th June
3Ist July
Great Britain, Saturday 70th August
Great Western, THURSDAY. Ish September
Great Britain, saturday :SiI October
Great Western THURSDAY, 9th November
Great Britain, Saturday, 2Oih December
Passage money per Great Western York to yerpoo
500 and s. fee.
For freight or passage apPbto
RICHARD IRWIN,
% Front Street. New York
JAMES SCOTT,
mhSl-6n Richmond, Va
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DINIDENaD.

'ENE President AMI Directors Of v,rs,
out of The nj ~ MONTH pfuds, have declared Dividend
OF Tire aHd ha Prr Cent ghcc pei
cent, qsJ able on the 18th Instant.
u4-2w WIN ~ NACFARIAND p,-.ia,,,
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the Of thai part of the road from New river TO- Knox
Vile, per cent <0e 900, the total cost OF
constructing railroad from Lynehbure 10 knoxshe, IN
this calculation the tolls sccrung that pocn OF tns
line between New river aud Luxembourg. and which would
unquestcnsbly be the mot productive, are exeiuaeo
Nevertheless. said Mr.. p ths eouventon had no he.s
ton in saying. upon the mesgre information ~n'sn
they possessed, that this section would yesd 'ca"
per cent to the Stockholders In The then condiuon OF me
trade OF the country. And The too, will ee observed
without relying upon the profit TO be derived from 'ne
transportation OF passengers, which OF ITSELF nave no
doubt s Justly considered by chief engineer a. 'ne
valuable OF Mr. r. said, that IN al
dou to the facts elected by this convention there was
most important derived from the register kept al ln-
giss ferry New river, in the year 1856 From this
IL appeared that thirty -four and hlrtyhve thou
sand travellers that single point during the year
These said Mr. p together with thosc who crossed al the
numerous fords and ferries above and below would pro-
baby swell the estimate between 40 and $4,000. This
travel he said the ordinary charge of six cent? per mile
would give an income OF $4,000, between IL and
30 per cent. the whole cost OF construction Thus
shelving ability OF this improvement to Sustan itse by
moderate toll upon the travel, aud consequently remov
ing the necessity OF heavy impoets upon the agricultural
and mineral products Of the country.
But said Mr.. Peyton, when you recoect that the mo-
you this work, and thus remove the MOAN
tam barriers which separate this country from Market you
awaken the industry and stimulate the energies o
inhabitants and that you develop the varied and mex
hsube aud agricultural resources Of one ct the
fairest ssubrous portions Of the State region
where lead salt gypsum, COAL iron and an cIueeant Ter
ity OF soil ha We been iavishcd with almost prodgal
fusion."
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CASE OF JAMES n. JuREY.


We have refrainrd from noticing the case Of
Mr.. Jurcy, OF this city, knowing that his friends
feel agony enough from il, without having that
agony increased by it's becoming the theme Of
newspaper discussion: But on Tuesday, Mr.. Ju-
rey-hcretoforc esteemed cstimable, and most es.
timably connected-confessed tho charge Of Tor.
gerry against him, and we copy from our neighbour
Of the Star, the following statement and feeling
eti;Ision Of Mr.. X. q. Scott. The penalty Is con.
6nement in the Penitcntiary, but. G there he a
power in the Government TO shorten the term,
we trust il may DO exercised, We feel assured Il
would be mercy which would tend to reformation
and the alienation of bitter it is probable
the misconduct of a loved one can bring those
who love him:
"Tu..pAY, September 30th, ls45
yanes II. Jsrey forw ard the charge
Of Forgery The prisoner looked much distressed. kept
his head hanging low throughout the examination OF
his case, seeming notice around him, and pre-
sened OF the saddest pictures of bghed hopes aud
wrecked mind, that has been misfortune to be-
hold Indeed, could but feel deeply for his unenviabe
situation; and do that his may act
warning all to beware. lest they too, at some
weak moment, fall, by like ransgcsson At the open
ing Of this Mr. Scott came forward and referring TO
his motion for continuance, yesterday. disclosed the
Of that mouon-which that the prsoner had
comm nded him. Counsel. plead guilty the charge.
and he had desired To reflect before he assumed
fearful responsibility Mr.. Scott then, in bref and
touching address, owned in behalf ct the prisoner the
PSs .his "a .".;,"'',, =, ~. 1910. =, d., I,.
- - :, h. i,,-.s,S " 'N 'NN " ~
But read the OF MI. Scott which here give.
addressed by himself Ia the Mayor;
n,,s an. ,,yss,iv,,,n unuI 10 d,y then gave ,.-ur
ance that soueht raons viii n,
II wer, permitted TO Disclose wouId be TO
your Judgment You kindly and promptly granted what
asked; and will now hope show that il was under no
ordinary circumstances that requested the delay Until
Saura, last the prisoner was To me str, niger On that
day and in this gloom and darkness OF his short life
solicited my professional services and has held counsel IN
regard Ia this serious prosecution. In pr
fessonal life OF than thirty and Ia
miliary with of DISTRESS and desoston in himan
affairs in which sympathy Of the human heart would
be aroused pity and tor the humb sui
ferer and offender, have witnessed but other
which has made deep impression my own heat.
that OF the unfortunate young whose case Is row TO
be investigated. Early an my interviews with him,
the hist the great, the absorbing desire win HIN
that seemed fastened his conscience and his SOUL
which humsn ingenuii., advice or reasoning could
shakewss iuihuly TO make known his crror aud prompt
" submit 10 such punishment n the offended laws OF
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COZ. PEYTON OF ROAYORE-THE S. WEST
RAIL RGAD-dyD OURSELVES


We hear that an opinion prevails in Botetourt
and Roanoke, to what extent we not advised,
that we conjectured Col. Peyton, of Roanoke, to
be the author Of Roanoke" IN the Valley Wing
who asssed our consistency, and to whom, fort
night ago, we replied IN few words.
The supposition is uufoundcd Both we knew
his opinions better upon the question, and above
ali knew that he would not permit u difference Of
opinion upon question Of State policy to allow
him TO incur the remotesi risque Of INJECTING per-
sonsl injustice, or 10 wound, however slightly, the
sensibiliiies Of personal friend Cherisbing these
sentiments Ourselves, as those which we must cul-
tvsie and observe, II we deserve 60 excite or en-.
JOY friendship, we never imagine that olncrs are
less sensible than ourselves, Of their moral truth
aud social TalHe.
Col Peyton, when a member Of the House of
Delegates, had defended the very ideas which We
were then (when we were assailed by RoaDoke)
and are now defending We quote from his speech
ON Internal Improvements in February 1898. and
we request the Lynehburg, the Fincastlc. the
Wythc, and the Abingdon Press, to re. publish tho
quotation;
"He ssd. that not feeling disposed 10 admit a patao-
Esn 90 pslpabo. he felt sulhozed by the failure Of the
by the friends OF the report, IN constituting into ad-
Hsslon Of iU correctness But this he said was unne
se..sry To those. said Mr. p who are familiar with the
usds sod uayel Of that section Of the which vii be
accommodated by the South road, and With the
p".sHul suHisos which II will receive when extended
70 haosSe, not only the extreme moderation Of our es-
innate VIII be manifest, but the much derded and apps
Isnuy eIsvsgan calculston of our chief engineet will
ee iound, upon examination, 70 be entirely within the
bouass Of probability. Fortunately, asid Mr. r. We
wsrs not driven upon the fsncui specuatons of ia ant
tsnds ior the maintenance u opinions I'm the vc,,
1871, convention was held b. the town of Abingdon
eomposed u delegates from The city Of Richmond and iii
the iatefmediste country o. Knoxville in Tennessee who
sitter carefully colsng I'll the facts Necessary IN enSbng
hes 20 Determine whether the tonnage and travel Of this
fSats would justly the expense Ui raiLfJad, decided
NEST confidently IN iU favour From the report of their
prccssdiags. be said appeared the, even then the ton
n.gs transported by wagons amounted O. 2g7 imporis
sad 60,5S2 exports, mikng aggregate Of 81 CIg tons
cseusting the imports 81 per mile aud the exports
~ cents, ~ gsve netry five hundred thousand dollars
They then deducted third this amount to cover
hs error IN the eseuaton from Of the exporis and
lsess psrton u the imports being distributed snR the
hee iasiead ~ being eared the whole way through. The
isf, Coz import, e6t,5g or eIpors, s267 g63 making
ssgregsc a s332.76i which, taking the Of this
rsd-fosd from New river Knoxville M S3.IOS 800.
you'd pscdses dividend Of upwards Of 10 per
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-02

THIS unheard Of wretch, condemned by Lou
,'' jury to eSPio'e his atrocity by ~ years con.
hnc'nenl IN the Pententary, was yesterday there
lodged Ivy the officers Of Law. From his age there
ca" DC no doubt that il i. equivalent To sentence
for life; and from the nature Of his crime (violnoo
upon his own d,ughtcD all will hope tina, he will
never again coniamjnste the free aud sweet breath
Of Heaven, by inhaling il out Of the walls Of
Dungeon