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Northern States.
Dr. a Il. CHAlsTLE:
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hands, and faithfully using the Magnetic Fluid, the
complaint has entirely left me- and now believe my
self completely cured.
am very respectfully yours,
Albany, DECD, 1915. TIMOTHY G. DWIGHT.
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w A N rs.

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Sworn to and subscribed this 18th day OF October,
Ao4s, before me, CEAUECRY BuLKLFT. Alderman
Prepared only by SIP. THOMSON, Philadelphia
Authorised agents: Roberts Atkinson, corner BaIti
more and Hanover SITS; c. Stott, Washington, d. O.;
VI. A. Santnn, Norfolk; A, Duvall & Go. RchtnoR
Va. Price SD cts. or SIX bottles i0f 80 so. BewGTe o.
nixon lou yltTchoSc. dis 3m&
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NOLU N1EI,RS.

Montgomery county has set an example Of promptness
OF action in the matter Of volunteering which does her
infinite honor. Eighty men raised in a day and the
company organized by the election of officers See cor
rCspJndcnce
The Smunton Company, w learn by private letter.
has It's complement and expects reach Richmond this
week.
SMITH B,SKHE,p of the Bowling Green, a young
Wing lawyer OF fine talents, (son Of Col BAN4nEAp, Of
the !nd regiment l. 5. Artillery. is making effort,
which we doubt not will be successful to raise company
of volunteers in Caroline and the adjoining countless He
has addressed the people. at several places, with great
eoqnence and effect.
Efforts making in Dotctourt and other valley and
western counties TO rase companies Nothing, however,
has been done in The Tenth Legion.
Two r.re Young mfn # lgaelburg have gone 70
h.ehn-ad - enroll heus,l e lhere--oonsIsrng tie
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aho1t The War, Of critics upon ms mode, -, t,, =,
Oh Ear lr,m II They opposed the war IN ,,,,, ~,
Sioe sharT-denanaeeI II 4, unnecessary. a, wa,ood
gahsf the spirit Of liberty. tJr the parprs Of s,yi ~,
'meecle family They rjcued the niscral,e ,,il;,,.v
aboftons BY which the war. in 1t. carl, s,,,. -
ed. ihcy opposed all coalitions They n,r,56,l ,h,
proves Of the French troops ualer The mil o.. 80
publican al, and subsequently ayaurd the ..,,.
oil any contest with the disciplined horlcs of N,nla,
They uniformly yohed against all supplies Of ,nan,, a
every measure necessary for the pr socut;,n 49,.
VAS carried. by the minister, IN the { n,,,n N tho r
Of a compact and antlnching opp5stinn. vb5e, did -
best to ulwar and enbarrasS him ateyerv trr, null
naly. II drove him fol season from, tho holm, = So,
Doubtless, party feeling carried them 10 excess and their
opposition often lactious But who doubts sa,, ,,,
they kept alive the spirit and the form Of, British liberty
or who denies 10 them the title Of British n,trot
ct In our day, such would be denounced - ira,
tors.
II We turn TO France, we see s1mehinr Of The Same
KIND 'housh III less striking degroe-bocause France
has never knowa the blessings II pcract freed, nm ot
Sf'eh AMI OF the pre's-and indeed incapable of en-
Jylng them OF course. under Napoleons iron rule II,
expression q opinion, adverse Ia his p,ry was in any
form lawful But under the restored G. ,yernment IN,
INVASION OF Spain In ls22 was ably and Indignantly de
nanneed IN the Chamber Of Deputies by Cen roy. and
others-and even no" the opp ton employ themselvc.
IN exposing The useless brharols was,cul. and uosuc
cessf warfare waged for Is years in the moth OF At
ca.
In England and in France then, it is now. and in III,
latter country always has been law l and patriotic 10 ar
ralen the motives and conduct Of a ministry in time q
wal 1t is only in our couatry-hs boosted land of cc
dom ot speech aud Of the pross-hat the doctrine i.
broac cd by him. who is most interested in lis establish
mont that all doubt as TO the justice necessity and pro
pretty of war into which he has plunged the country
is virtually treason.
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A TRIBUTE or RESPECT.

Ala Court of quarterly session BEGUN and held lor Ncsot
County At the Colr House, Monday, the 18th day Of No
vember SlG.
Tins having bern informed Of tlr recent death Of ho
follow fihrn R1HeRrt. Cutler, who for many years
Clerk oI the rcn superior Court OF Law and Chancery m
tins county and deputy lcrk ol tins QUIT testimonial
OF their respect Tor The memory 81 the decreased rs man.
citizen and public officer, unanimously adopt the following
resolutions.
LIST That the said deceased Il man Of unsue nte ,rty
oil honorable hearing and as public officer, capable faith
ill IN eminent decree.
ID. That in all the relations husband father and citizen
he was exemplary, hencs client and kind.
3rd That copy q this order hr inserted ia the Richmond
ynehbnrg and ic papers, snd that copy
furnished 10 the widow AMI children 81 tie deceased
The members o the bar and the officers this Court cor
daily concur in the foregoing resolutions
Copy-'Ies,c.
r GARLAND Cpk
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chance Of raising corps here nearly hopeless. Va
mention this example for thuse who wish hy,,lun
eer and have n opportunity Of attaching themselves To
company raised IN their own townor countv
W. arc pleased 10 find by another general ofiet. that
the Governor has directed the whole Of the regiment {,
rendezvous at Richmond instead of Guyandolte W,
doubt not tins will he more agreeable To the western
r5mpanesan wearecgrtsu haiti will be more econom
teal 10 the government A. sson battalion mustered
into service, twill bo sent to Fortress Monroe where
Of course there is the most comfortable quarters, ant
where they may undergo drilling idf few weeks.
Should more companies he raised than called t by tn,
requsiton. doubt not Of the woul,
still be received. This was done IN Pennsylvania. Al
ter the regiment Was organized. CHARLES NuLon, for
merly Nhg-ora'.F edoralls,. and otcoursca Nation
Disgrace '-member Of Congress, raised corps Of on,
hundred men, whose services have been accepted Lee
no one be deferred therefore, from vouu,ccring by th
apprehension Of not being received
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Correspondence of the yirginian.



Contrary 10 expectation, debate sprung up on the
ld day ct the Stsson Of Congress, upon demand for
information from the Executive in rel zion to the author
y under which Stockton kcany Slat and .stllo, scr,
ot people,, Gas one Of the donomnaied them had
established territorial governments in California, New
Mexico. sc.
This discussion which You will find reported in the
Washington papers, Is of the most novel and interesting
character; developing II does tendencies in our govern
men. which lis carly history scarcely rendered ii nrccs
sary Ia guard agal 81. and showing the madness Of party
in an alarming point Of view
! he resolution OF enquiry, introduced by Mn DAVIS
oil Ny, Is supported by examination INTO the facts IN
relation to the acquisition of territory and Of the espo
sby taken by the President in directing the establish
men OF territorial form Of governments 10 every intent
an Integral part of the United States; and the en-
sequences OF such action, independent of Congress- is
presoiyoly pointed out The arlisans If the admins
ira onn reply profess themselves willing that the Pres
den shall respond. but def nd his action On the anho
~ ei the law OF nations and of necessity Mr. DorGI,
affirmed that the existing Government having Teen s,,-
peIseded 1t was ''1he imperative duty Of the c5naernu
frees to establish Government OF some kind in plac,
OF that which had been overturned" aud Mn RriErr.
with much apparent vehemcnce declares that I've hold
the territory by arms alone" that ufcr apna silent L.
ges that If the President commanded them at all he was
sairaP-e wasa despot, $50 far hey were concerned
he welded ms power them by the sword and on
forced IT by the sword al me. Sir RON sic jubdo Wa
his rule 50 TAR rs law concerned. lie could put hi,
su@rdnaeS On the bench. order them 10 DO whatever
he Plea eel but ali lbs authority and all theirs was militia
~ In that y4c~ II was altogether unlmpufant what
his subodnaes ddtheY hit rand thithcr at his
caama1d IL aaga = orc, d. the. and he did i. and 70
aneihef, c'me, and IL came. They ramc ani won't.
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This being the day previously alppntedor The orpan
2aien o III" ompany Of Volunteers raised IN tins count,
under the Proclamation Of the Governor this Common
wealth. for the Mexican service. ghy names lad been
glafly Slgncd, AMI Al - o'clock the call had beer
promptly attended In They We're paradcdhy the Colono
On the public squarc and ,ilccrs eeed. which resulted
IN the choice Of Jamrs +. Preston. as Captain FLEMING
Gardner ls Lieutenant, and Henry T. Sanger and jas
NJ. Wade IA 2nl leutcuants The greatest harmony
and 0Gaulmy resHlod in the selection olhe officers
and most udrlons cuu has hcen made In fact when
the company on parade WIS present and examined
II, and uu', would hazard nothing in saying that a
more ofrlca, corps VI" not be raised in this OF any 9th
or Commonwealth MI. Preston the Captain elect will
thai promptucss which chamcttrfzes him in all things
and fits nn iur much higher appointment than the
with which hr has been honurod out to-day. ioi
the seal Of & vcmneat with hisrerllicacs in hls poer
lr the purp d receiving hs commissions and order.
10 march. CITIZEN
Chrlsansbrug. Dec Is.
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~ We find il utterly impossible To give the reports
OF the Secretaries and Postmaster General IN full We
avail ourselves OF abstracts which present the
poftant facts and recommendations
We are pleased to find that the Postmaster General
thinks that when the post office law shah have gone
lily into operation, which will he in 1918. the Depart
IN ut will sustain itself Notwithstanding the reduced rates
OF postage lie nee mmcnds pre- payment Of Postage
all leters-oheT"se double rates To he charged This
was a prominent feature IN the British system Of cheap
postage, but which strangely omitted in ours He
recommends also that fourth Of an should he the
greatest weight allowed tlr the lowest p0sate unless
the letter Is Wrtenon single sheet. in which il
may weigh halt ounce, as al present We doubt the
eNpediency OF changing the weight Let Congress arm
the Postmaster General with additional powers ferret
uut abuses and violations Of the law and order pre- pay
ment Of postage and We think the system viii wor, well
enough.
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administrators safe.

4 administrator II John IL Goodwin, deed. will
! Poeord,on the oh day of December lsi6 nj hc
1ir t4drncc of SAID deeclrnt about mills from snrh
b9. on the toad Il Amherst toutl House IN the county
81 Amherst. 10 H. hy way ct public iucuon the per
slahe property belonging 10 the estate Of said dccodcnt,
consisting amoug other thugs Of thu crops Of Conn., Oats
and Fodder the siochso OF Horses aud Cattle (amonrs,
the latter two woke Of oNcn) WAGON Cart Plantation
utensils. liousch Id and Kitchen Furniture. &c Also
imm l. II IT, Slaves
TERMS or Sh lE.-lhc Slaves win be sold ON a
credit ii sly months, the purchasers giving negotiable
nates. satisfactorily endorsed For the or property Tor
all snns not exceeding ten dollars cash will be rroni
red aud 1r all sums exceeding SO, credit Of twelve
months VII be gwen the purchasers giynp bonds with
eood security Tor the payment of the The title
all aiahsad property Is holcyeJ 10 be good hut aetng
an administrator merely, will emily sell and convey IL
The purchasers such title IS ia vested IN me Admins
tIat#t aforesaid
All per.ons having claims against the said estate M,
requested 10 MAKE them known forthwith that provision
my be made Ion thef payment, aud all tn indebted I,
SAID estate are Desired 10 intake sped, payment, as
anxious h close my administration on SAID estate As sooy
possible
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JUDGE OF TIE COURT OF APPEALS

The result Of The eecon By The Icgslalurc. ON Tues
day last, Of Judge Of the Court Of Appeals will b,
seen, was that The honor conferred upon our towns
man, WILLIAM DANIEL, JR., Esl. Mr.. Daniel is 4
gentlemen Of fine talents, energy and character. and
will do credit To the high Office which he is called 10 in
The app n'ment has given general satisfaction in thi,
place. among men Of all parties.
All the candidates in nomination were yon,g mon
and we hail the fact ntimaton Of an intention -,
the part OF the Legislature, to regard judicial appoint
ments hercalie.as something than dccent pr1yjs
lou Tor lawyers who are to old to endure the liu q
practice.
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EMORY AND HENRY coLLEep,

rIlIE session Of This Institution will commence on
iafslay, the 2sh al Jaunaiy next. All who arr cx-
porting To come students advised be present. If posi-
Bile, by that time.
The publ" assured that The Of study is as full
ans he instruction as thorough, At any other College.
ihe location - remarkable for health and beauty the
country nearly ~ mile from village and IN the
midst al noig horhool distinguished or its morals and GOOD
oseiy On account IT this country location the expenses
Tor dress 81, mueh less whilst the same time the stu
dents saved omthn numerous temptations vice and
immortality, which peinuus learning
in towns and villages.
lhe entire expenses 81 student including Tuition Boad
Washing fucl and Rooms vary from Si5to ss per session
OF live monls-a degree Of chcapnoss wthouta parallel in
the history OF Colleges. {. COLLINS, President.
Der. Eft
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HE following letter from our Richmond correspond
eni ought 10 have reached in time for Thursday pa
pei but, unfortunately. trusted to private convey
ance. In the absence ola later communications in consc-
4lcncc Of lhr lallnre d lhc mil We riNc II NOW
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DESIRABLE LOTS IN TOWN. AND LAND
IN TIE COUNTRY, AT PRIVATE SALE.

A hall acre Lot at The junction Of 18Th and Water
" Streets
DO. al junction OF ! ith and Water Streets
20. on Diamond Hill
One acre .ot on White House Hill
Lot with 10 feet front LIST Street, running back 90
feet.
Lot Of So feet front on 9TH Street, running back 80
feet.
Lot Of y feet front. on River Street
Also 81 Acres of Land. Gamblers mountain about
miles from town All formerly the property of Robert
Riyos, decd.
Iheland will be divided into small lots as a resource
to families for fuel.
Reference may be had to Henry Huntington.
Dec. 2l-2wf GEORGE RIVFS
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The failure of the mail, due Friday NIGHT prevents
us from giving the proceedings of the leg stature ON
Wednesday. 1t also depriycs us of our latest Richmond
Correspondence
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CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL

The Sons q Temperance and the seyoral Temperonc1
Noceiles Will celebrate the coming Christmas HOLIDAYS
by holding protracied Temperance meeting. Citizens
and strangers invited to attend The first meeting
VIII be held on W edno=lay evening early candle light
Several speaker, engaged for the OCCASION
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MONDAY, DEC, 81, 1916.

WVNDiN, DEC, IT, ISI6,
| WIl.Lopcn, this day, good assortment Of the FIJI,
seasonable Goodo which invite the attention Of Pow
"ehd>
piece super water proof Feltin1, for oyer-C oats.
black Iio'is, ior Ladies' und Gentlemen.
Gloal.s,
10 Bath Bloleets, the finest article ever in hi.
market,
\ good lot of Dr fl Blankets
Aso' ,re'h sok OF new style French Cassimeres and
NSh99 hfa'y CassmeIes, Shawls, &e altof " hri vii, he
n. }. cup Don I. {. PETERS.
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asnckcreI, Cheese and
YOUNG a gsOWlES

rINAkE this method o returning their grateful thanks, to all
those who have bestowed so literally their iayors
hem f thu past YEAR and beg leave them that they
will find At their store the ensuing year at all times large
aud eNtesye stock ol,foeeries and ask continuance Of
thef hvonfs promising them that nothing shall be wanting
thru part Il possible, TO give general satisfaction.
Dee til
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u. Franklin. Dr..
Dealer in Fancy and staple Dry Goods,

Dealer in Fancy and staple Dry Goods,
lhNeuuuEG, Va,
DESPECEFl LILY informs his friends and the pub
lie, that he hns iIst received ard opened his entire
stock Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS purchased
recently IN the Northern cities. such terms will ena-
bic HIM 10 ur great inducements purchasers, either
AT wholesale ct reta any house In tins section Of
Try HIS stock IS large comprising extensive
menl oil almost every article usually found in Dry
GOODS Establishments IN an examination OF which may
he eund StcHdid assortment IN the towin articles
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Fine French Caslnnercs in patterns. new 81 los,
Rich Graduated and Ombre shaded do,
Cashmere Robes. a great variety.
thapparc AMI satin .uete Robes,
Bomhallncs aud fine silk warp AlpaccaJ
Gala Plads and RomrIia Cloths,
PLAIN black and HateTed SILKS,
Satin striped Pelin do
Fancy Silks,
l'nc lc'hore shawl4
Aal,at variety do at all prices
Parks tIncomfaabe Gimp cased) Skirts, a now ar
tce,
Alarscllc- and Grass Cloth 10
Linen talnh. lldks hcmstllehed and honlered,
Lac, and Ed9lnes,
lrl5h lnous Dannst Table and Bird eye Diapers,
Linen ~haetings, &c,
Also, full assortment oi Gloves and Hosiery ofov-
cry description.
CLOTHS CASSlMERES AND VESTINGS
Exir fine French Cloths.
Double Mild Golden brown ditto.
IL" Invisible Green do
Engsl aud American do. nj various prices.
super. Doc skin black Casslmeros,
Ribbed and striped do
Fancy Cossneros, assorted.
Tweed do do
Emo silk warp do ior Sack coats,
English Satin Nestlngs plan, figured and o.ntro
dcrod,
Natercd and striped silk do, very fine,
Embroidered CaSslmero do
Noocu. Y Velvet, Cashmere and Merno do
Fancy Cmvats. Neck Tres, Sc
full nssortmcnto Of
DOMES'lItS, HEAVY WOOLLENS. BIAN
kt'fS, HATS AND CAPS,
and variety of other articles too tedious To enumoratc
all oi which viii be offered at such prices as cannot fail Ia
please. call is mosi cordially invited from all these
Wishing 10 buy good Goods and at the lowest prices a.
vi not on Afford the subscriber pleasure to exhibit
his Goods. To persons wishing to buy but It shah be hs
standard aim 10 give entire satisfaction those whom it
may please to favor him with their patronage
T.. FRANKLIN, Jr.
Oct Ia II
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Negroes for Hire.

Negroes for Hire.
I HAVE fl''iIf BoNS, sV othcm Factory hands nine
Nehen and Chris, and six Men be hired the
suing yent Early application invited prefer hiring them
o1t privately GEORGE SliACkLEFOkD.
December AIR
hOl BILE aud SlNGI r. BARREL SHOT GUNS
~ Revolving Pistols.
Shot BolA, Powder Fasks Game Bags English
and French Z rcussion Caps Gun Nipples
Sc &c received and Ion sale by
Dec. 2l-ts GREGORY 4 ROYAII..
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CASH FOR Negroes.

f. q h o f. 5 w NTED
TEslf SUI scril er is still in MARIE. for the pur.h,.a f
Il any number of
Likely YOUNG NEGROES.
suitable for the New Oreaps r.arket
Persons having the abe .e description Of property for
sale VIII ma II greatly To their advantage by making
early application to hri he is paying the
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES IN CASH.
lie also wishes to purchase or two Carpenters and
Backsmths II MVEpc
Persons at stance having any of the above nrorer
me. ~
INV : 3m if
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TRACT on LAND, a
ON Wh,sh Moses Parker IN his III
his lie ume resided, lying in the
tountA 81 Bcllord, IN fa,lor's =
Mountain. about tou niilss n IA =
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-21

comm missioner safe Of Land.
pursuance oi decree OF the Count, Court ol Bedford
pronounced at the November Tenn 81 said Count, ~ AZ,
IA the ol Parker and others against parkc, aud orrs
shl on the iiay January, MI the premises scll
public Aucun 10 The high bidei on credit 81 twelve
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