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PAYING UP. A report has been submitted to
the Maryland Legislature in favor of resumng
the payment OF the interest on the public debt,
and relunding the arrears now due.
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05- At stated meeting of Howard Division
No. 10, S. IT,, held February 9th, 1916, on
motion Of Brother Murray, W. P. ii was una
nimously
Resolved, That committee of three be ap-
pointed by this Division, TO make arrange
ments Tor holding public mass meeting on
the evening OF Monday the Cd March, 1876
and that the several Associations of Brothers
of Temperance, and Divisions Of Sons OF
Temperance be invited 10 unite with us on the
occasion.
Resolved, That the r. Scribe be directed 10
invite said Associations and Divisions, and tina,
notice thereof be given in the public papers.
J. p. FUeITr, r. S.
AT a regular stated meeting of the Junior
United Brothers of Temperance, held on the
23d inst, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing quarter:
Brother Edward Owens, Sen. President
g Samuel Lewis, lst Vice Prest
VIM. Murphy, Cd g :"
George Sesford, Sd
George Savage, Sr., Treasurer
9 James II. Clements, Rec Sec'y.
Lemuel Williams, Fin. Sec'y
Joseph S. Boss, Cor. Sec'y.
g Wallace w. Grant, Marshal.
George Hall, Deputy Marshal
+" John I. Suter, Ass. Dep. Marshal
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M AlIHEW ST. CLAIR CLARKE has
Wl opened his office in the rooms lately occu-
pied by Corcoran & Riggs, opposite the Treasury
Department, and will attend to all business en-
trusted TO him, requiring an Agent or Attorney,
dec. l3-tf
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News FOR THE GAuLs.-Frog fishing is sait
to be most profitable branch Of industry, in
Belgium. Their hind legs are sold by thu
quart, and al high price.
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NoMINArIoN.--Henry w. Green, esq, OF
Trenton, has been nominated by the Governor
of New Jersey, as Chief Justice Of the Su-
preme Court for the term of seven years, com
mencing in October next, when the term Of
the present venerable Chief Justice will ex-
pire. a,
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ANOTHER WREcK BY THE GREAT STORM.
The schooner Emira II, gers, Capt. An.
,hony P. Salter, which left this city Tor New
York on the day preceding the great storm,
was wrecked near Barncgat Inlet, and every
soul on hoard perished before aid could be
given. The last thai was seen of any person
on board, was one man in the rigging, bu,
when she was boarded, no traces OF single
individual could be found. There were FIVE
persons on board Of her: Anthony P. SaIter,
Captain; and John Saller, both from Bergen,
IN. j., two men belonging TO Shrewsbury. NJ.
j., and colored man. steward, from Philadel-
phia.-SpirH Of The Times.
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.sGoop.o--An old gentleman residing in
this city was very incorporate in his younger
days. After drinking ardent spirits for about
eighteen years, he resolved henceforth TO satis-
fy himself with beer. This step was not at
tended with much benefit, for beer will intox-
ica,e as readily as brandy. if taken in sufficient
quantities. AT length he had his thigh mash.
ed by accident Being brought home, he re
auested his wife to take the jug to the beer
shop and have il filed. She al first declined,
but he persisting in his request, she reluctantly
complied The beer was brought, glass filled
and handed him. Holding it out and gazing
steadily upon it, he declared, "from this day
will drink no more.v Then pouring out the
contents Of the glass, directed his wife to pro-
ceed in the same manner with the jug. joy
fully she obeyed. Taking up the jug, and has
iening TO the yard, she emptied the beer, which
The Columbian fountain., 1846-02-28

HOUSES FOR SALE.-The subscriber has
J. i placed in his hands, for sale, two FRAME
HOUSES. The one is.on Eleventh street, near
Maryland avenue; the other on Massachusetts
avenue, between Fourth and Fifth streets. These
houses will be sold great bargain for the money.
Jan. S-tf. ULYSSES WARN
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AimoS' Ihs only bank stocks hat co n,
md0d any thing like The same prices il
he market now that they did 10 year,
&s soo1aj'6&%IjaiiE, e. aaGoa the Nom Amer.
Ca The stock and loans Of the
Camden 'nd Amboy Railroad, and tn,
oans Of The Cry, ale also much The
"a me price as they were in 1889
raChIng the gresdt cline shown above j
IS paioInI to reflect how many lanlI e.
who ten short years ago were in sillu
.anCr, surrounded with all lhe comfort
'nd IoXures Of life, relying in fncier
security on their investment ia stock,
ave; by The great rtyuIsion, been redo.
ced 10 penury ond want Some we
Know there are who rode 10 carriges
hat have been forced 10 resort 10 mem
u mpI"ymenls 10 supply themselves
with bread, and hundred, have been
.comptiICd to sunder cherished 0ssoca-
roos, retire from society, and pursue
,fe in new and humber sphere Tnesl
ne some oI The manifest consequences
of stock dealing, and though wilh the
Ii..pInr.e,ad lC,b - on tLr,, ma, 90.
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Number "a,
WHAT IS THE ISSUE?

"o' o"'''qoeo'Iy happens in the
RAJ "' a case where sinsIe,ploiu broad
question: Is presented, that a number O.!
False and collateral issues ara in,rodpce4
through the inpeoui,y olcooo.l io,te
purpose Of leading the mind. p, IN, io,,
,,rrsy from the matter rrs,DIv in i .no
Soch is The course which is ,,w ror
,ued by The Whip D,rtv. with the IN
eolion of deceiying Inc nsooIe Tbey
,re dragging in questions of c,,iooaI
policy. with view Of exc;tiog .ec,ioo.
Al pujudices and carrvipo o,r,icu,.r J,s
rjc,s by crgenerous s,r.t.oema Thew
re alrsid 10 meet The hold b,oad one..
Ioo Of Democracy or Wbigosry bu,
are sub dividing it into a thousand mi.
ror and irrelevant ma,,erand dj,sc,irg
their whole battery Of misrenress,,s.
lioo and sophisry now a, his point and
now at toa', in the vain hope that
the people will enter into the spin. q.
lhls o4e.si1e contest sna throw IN hs,s
wy, ", y ''',' P''''""'' '''.''y'
y ",' "'', - '"' ',' ''"s "'"0t'"5
W ''''' ''''' WIN "0' '' "''''e0 'y WIS
I"'' 'iINS'Sc VI IiihO'tebIs Hhu IhuuC-
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COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
OCTOBER 8, ls46.
DUTY ON RAIL ROAD IRON.


The DanvIe Democrat of August I'll
1916 contained an edilOrl9I article under TIT
above heading, charging upon Mr.. Dlckn
son Of New York an attempt 10 permit rail
road iron to be imported fee Of duyi and
denominaled ii, 'an additional stab at our
infant Rail Road iron manufactures The
plain meaning of the article was that a de-
ll2erae attempt had been made by Nj
Dickinson to establish free uade in railroad
iron; and that the fact exhibited anol}tr iu-
stance of the amazing and outrageous wick
edness Of locoiocoi5m!-Th fact however
that Mr.. Dickinson's motion was 10 h,
shape Of an amendment to q bill introduced
by Mr. Evans of Maine; the fact that Mr.
Evans had introduced and supported a Gll
10 remit dulies on railroad iron imported,
the fac, that every Whiu ip the Sepalp kr'
one, voted in favor OF that bill, and that Mr.,
Dickinson and mos. OF the other Democrat.
lc Senators voted against it; and the fac
that Mr.. Dickinson'd amendment was 0bgl
ously offered 10 embauass lhe bill on it,
passage: quite unnolced. These
(acls we're matters Of lille concern, when
some prejudice was TO be raised BY seIec.
ing single fact from the proceedings OF
,he Senate, and by perverlirg it and omit
ling to mention the accompanying facts Iha'
qualified and explained it, il could be mace
to sub'erve political purposes!
Ia our paper Of August 22d we exposed
the deception Of our neighbor's article and
that too in ,he most fair and unexcepliOna>
bic manner. We copied his article entire
into our columns, and underneath, gave The
proceedings and votes in the Senate, upon
the subject 50 thai bis article and 'he rub
lished facts appeared IN contrast, both pre-
senled al one view, 20 the eye Of he read
er.
This exposition Of ours appears to have
been sufficiently calling TO call forth an ed,
toral rejoinder in the DanvlIle Democrat OF
August 2SIh and On connection with sim
liar article to ours IN neighboring print, q
sams paper under the date Of Sept, 4'h,
These articles we bow propose to notice.
The editor charges upon us, that IN quot
ing from the proceedings of the Senate, we
EcarefuIy excluded the votes on Mr. Dick.
inson's amendment We did no such
thing! The yeas and nays arc not gwen it
the published proceedings and consequently
we could mol exclude them in making ou
quotations.
The correspondent seems to think lha
Mr. Evans's bili was 'eminenIIy wise ant
lust and Mr.. Evans himself, IAN honorable
Senator, generally acknowledged among al
honesl& sensible men, TO be one Cf The firm
est and most intelligent friends Of the pro
tecliye policy We are quite willing Ma
Mr. Evans should should wear all his su
,es, and that lhey should be unfading. W
ire willing moreover, that our neighbOr an
nis correspondents should euloeizo him t
heir hearts content, tnd mourn over his re
lrsnent from HE Senate TO The walks {
private life. But, upon this particular sub
,ect Of Rail Road lion duties, perhap
he merits no grea, degree of CONNIE end'
ZION.
Ne say, and the journals of COngre
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OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT.
SuUrn SIDE OF MAIN, A FEW DOORS BT
Low MARKET'sTREEr
TERMS:
TERMS !:

The C0LUlIBL4 DEMOCRRTwiH b.
pu5Hghed eUery Saturday morning, a
T,FO DOLL.9RSper a'lamn Pa4Gm
hafy'arly in adUGnce, or Itoo Doiidr'
EYffg Cenfs,jnotpaid ,oithin The yea
No Subscription wW be taken for a saOrte'
period tbaa sir jnonths; nor Gny diScon
tiauuce psrmitted,mrtR all arrearage'
are discharged.
8DVERTTSElIENS not exceeding a
yquqre VM be conspicuouSiy i'sertedat
one DoHmfor the frst Three inSerti9"s'
mi T,oenty.fos cents for eOery, s"6se.
qucnt assertion, g-7@H hOerat a'Sco"'
male 10 those who afUertiae bgths gear
LETTERS addressed on busineSs'm"Si
be post pail
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I
wv '''' '''' ~" W ~ ''"F'''''
'u'y OF TO remit dnu's on ImPona'lonS
'eady MADE Sometimes 'oe OH mas oe'
special ana sometimes general, --somelIm'
mas oceh Tor PaUichIar companies ao
sometimes Tor al importing STATES ana con
Ipsnles sometimes II mas aPP"ed 10 lu'"I
npor'au"ns anc oome.meS 10 past :,
y" Wv 49, ''''' " w. ~
'''d"' 'Po''e" ''"'" '''' o''""'''''" WI
nance 10 me senate o''' ehl"eu' sn at
Pfo''a'ng Iof 'he remission oI o"'y 0" "a
roso lF1n' ihe loIIo"l0g were us PfoV''
IONS -,
70" "'' "','' 81" YOU '''' ,0 "
wv ' '',' w '' ~
'''' '''' '"'' '''''' ~ q" y '''' " '''''' ~ p.
'''' ''," P0"' ""' '"'''' " ''''"'' .''
Wv" "''"'' -" GO '"'' '''", ''', '''s y, y
w. ''''''' " '"'''0 ~ It" =
ses,
ID, THAT in case Of all railroad iron i'm.
ported subsequnt to n July 1882, that ha,
been or should be- laid down within three
years after It's importation, the duties paic
thereon should be REFUNDED out Of lbt
Treasury Of the United States; and If rh,
duties we're unpaid, all bonds given for Their
payment should be cancelled and dscharg
ell,
This was Mr.. Evans's bill, and it defines
his position, for the last five years. upon
The subject of railroad iron imporalions
But, upon the 2S'h. Of May 1874, he sub
mued amendments to the foregoing bill, for
striking out FIVE years in the first section
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t stow special Iavors upon none, NeilhC
y should il give bOnnlies Or immunllies on
. year, and pfess eXacllons tie next. Gran
; ing therefore, for the sake Of argument a
OUT neighbor's facts, how stands the case
Why lhaI Mr.. Evans s1ccisl, partial, bill
was proposed 10 be made, by an ameud
Iment, general, impartial aud anliorm, so ia
az regarded lmpoHallOns Of rail road iron
But, the amendment Of Mr. Dickinson W.
obviously y offered, with no friendly pnrpost
TO the bill II was well known lhat 90 bill
abollshing duties altogether on rail GDad lror
or the future, could pass The Senate. Mr.
E'ans's DILL, somewhat 10 that purpose hat
,een voted down 10 1874; and his bill o
this year was probably shaped v ith an eye
% that fact. what then would be lhe eTec
If adding such an amendment as the one
proposed! Why. the defeat OF the whole
project and this was clearly the intent with
which The amendmeI was offered. We can
further, bot repeat what we have said before
hat Mr.. Dickinson and most al the Dem
ocraIs voted no ON Ihe passage Of tue bill;
,nd that neither Mr. D. nor any other Dem.
ocratc Senator sInce 1912, has introduced
urnnuGii,uus int, tho Spnala in rpiuit Iutlas
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30,sl7 busS els.

The weather is golnog cool. Ils a fact
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ILL., WEBB, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

prove that 1912 Legislation always du be's iii
son George Evans Wing Senator from lgsmoO should regard all
Maine has been engaged in efforts the Of and should be-
rail road iron imported free special vors upon Neither
uW dn, imporalo should
ehy Sometimes the bill has been and Grant
and ing of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-16
T. The FreeLoidfs II Phisylpania

take this mrIh1d Of announcing To ycu that shall
nn, he candidate ur n seat In ihe House OF Dee-
rates regret the Necessity which requires this deter
minaon-as there subjects of the must vital Imppr-
lance 10 your uca interests whrh have this session en-
aaoea ..a!5 attention % IL ..es satureand ire rRey
10 continue 10 engage that allenun-in which |, IN
common with YOU feel deep concern-and upon which
should be proud 10 represent your views. Inc SUD
iect of most immediate interest 10 yon, and to when
more particularly refer Is thai oi Internal improvement
far as 1t relates 10 the rivers anu 'uauo "'' ou'
lmmedIa country.
The Bill for the Improvement Of the ROANOKE and
Dan Rivers by Lock and Dam for steamboat navigation
which was presented by my colleague and myself u"
the favorable consideration III the Legislature during
ihe ntesrnt winter IN my opinion presented stronger
claim unon the lnslice aud mpataliiy Of the Assembly,
and npre euinrny challenged its approval upon every
n,iuc ole of equity sound policy and expedency. Than
any that has yet been presented to mat oody WIN
in he whole range Of The Improvement system need
moi detail to YOU here the which operated tor It's
reieclou II is enough say that this Bill, whi"h, IN
the Justice and reas0nabeDess o lis demands. and The ar
oumens and POSITIONS by which 1t was sustained apso
lu,ely deied REPUTATION, and which. III lis appeal 10 me
honest judgments and convictions o members was so "
resistbp that no voice was raised In 0pposl'hh u
IL (tboDoh that opposition openly challenged on
the ,o)y yet failed Ia secure votes even from some OF
those no had proessed themselves wiling To rofe mt
inns To improvements. and Of others whose direct inter
est would seem To require L. II was such condition
nf lhnus as this connection Win past LEGISLATION III
rotation to our section Of country that justified me IN
saving that thai section was made an alien and an exile
10 Legislative pfutecllon and support.
Whilst millions have been expended IN some seciont
of the Commonwealth and on Inferior improvements
and thousands upon thousands IN uther portions III eve
nv variety Of form ours alone is the region which roa
siany pays--but never receIves-endess IN cOnr'bu
tion. whon, dollar in return. Our money is takeI
for others. they give rs none Tor ourselves
Whilst Boston, New York, Philadelphia. and Ba'it
.o.,a ,a their and cluchin
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Thu" SURELY ought 10 make some people blush; and
have ~ dnb the just and enlightened constituency VI
many gentlemen will blush for them: Tor d. not be-
hove that The people OF Virginia would perpera 10 tho
Injustice here exhibited. Il they could take tho mattel
into Their own hands. Whatever may bs their faults
II 'ley have hem-,hey are jus, aud sapnani,nous
people, aud Ill not tolerate policy which Is unequal
aud UNJUST aud which nvdonsly taxes una section Vi
The Slate lo e benefit OF Others aud refuses that sec.
ton any benefit front lts ~ Il fb ,tIors. The inter
es upon The sum asked for IN this scheme tor ma year
which was the mode ofarrroptation, did ~, amount
10 the revenue o' our own counttyland whilst these
counties in years pay into the rrensu,y nearly half
million III dollars, they viii no, give us sum, ,hs
interest OF any o,e nsalment Of Which, Ia but barely
quail 10 the annual revenue Of any Of them. be-
leSe than Virginia viii sustain no such inquiry; aud
trust we shall hear the voice Of HE people, in oIe swell
throughout her con'lhes demanding reputation Of this
Injury. WHITE p TltNSrAIl
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Nov.3
PHOENIX FOUNDRY,
Lynn C II burg rirg iMt a

HAVING completed my Water Power and other
III Improvements, at my old stand. near mo rumP
House Of the I.ynchburg Water Works, am INV pre-
pared to execute all orders in my line Of business VIZ
Cast Ceering for Mills AMI other Machinery, win eve
ry description Of castings OF
,uoN nwAss. AND STEAM GNGlNEs, To-
bncco Presses, Giatners, Bands, Levers, &c. Ae'
From an experiences Of nearly 20 years, In one oil inc
hest conducted establishments in the State feel comb
den, OF being able give satisfaction to hose fsvof1g
the with their patronage.
would particularly call the attsntion Of Iohaceonsas
to my establishment Having been the hrst that in'ia-
cod The VI Tobacco ScIews Presses ano r.,
ten, Bands &c.. in Lynchbnrs. can with eonaosaes
refer those unacqusnsd with my work, to the
Tooaccons,s Of this place. having put Up bstwecn 70
and 100 presses within the short time d my fosaes
here.
With view Of securing fair .shsrs Of Pst!onaesai
shall cootn us to add such Iabor saving machaerys
will enable me work with accuracy and a.
lch and will warrant oil work dune u my establish
A. &. DABNEY.
Nvv91 Jus
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7.lEE DKI.v'C. IL CSA.N'ES5,
TO the Ladies'.

OASHMERE.S AND MOUSLlNS, beautiful as
" sortment, remarkably low.
REAL FaENcn do all wool, a, rs cts. per I'D.
BLACK AND coLoREp ALPAccAs. very cheap
BLACK AND BLUE BLAck SILKS. unusually handsome
fLAnnE.s whi,p red and yellow at Is I'd. to 10 cls
UnpREssEp IRISH LINENS, very low.
BONNET RIBBONS AND Car do very handsome,
CALcoEs at from 6lcs. to Tho finest, splendid as
sUrtIncnt.
Besides a great vare,y Of other staple and fancy
Goods, for sale very low, by
Bank Square.
Nov.3 N -
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Dissolution OF CO-pnrtner.hip.

NHE co-par,nership heretofore existing between the
4 undersigned. under the style OF Edmond, Watson
Co, 10 lls dry dissolved by mutual consent. The
assid ~ a i.i1&G c., WIN r. Ws,su Co and
Boyd, Edmond s. Co.. are requested to pay to James
NJ. Boyd alone-and all tho creditors Of said firms will
apply IL him fol pnymei;. -
ROBERT EDMOND,
w. II. WATSON,
ISAAC DAVENPORT,jr:
Feb. II ~
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'ENRAVELS IN Mexico, illustrated, by A. NJ Gil
liam.
tanh'es by land and water. by .,orman.
Notes Tom over the Sea, by Rev. J. Mitchell
Library o tia Prose aud Poetry Of Europe aud America
NH"r Library. edited. by Morris & " His,
complete works of n. z, Willis,
Modern British Essays;s, by CARLYLE.
Geraldine and other poens by NJ, +. Topper,
The Book Of Hearts.
~ he Roman Church, &c. by c. Ed Lester,
Interior Life, by Upham.
Chronicles Of the Cid. by Ro. Suulhey,
Holmes Life Of Mozart,
Inpplnes IN Author Land. by Fanny FORESTER.
Literary Miscellany, by Gilillan,
W hewell's Elements OF Morality,
The Suffering II CHRIST.
The AniN. Merchant and Statesman. by e. +. Lester
!. gal Rights Of Women,
Uoion Of the Ibis Splfit and the Church, by Jenkyn.
The extent Of The Alonemrnt
Amold's Rugby School Sermons
The Jesnlts. by Mlrhpel < Quinet
Treatise On llealthy Skin. 10y Erasmus " ilson
Srrmsn On the Mount. splendldly Illuminated,
The last OF the Azecs, by f.. Malurln,
AscanIs, by Alex, Dumas,
The three Guarjsmen
Love anG Mesmeflsm, by Horace Smith
just received and for sale nv
ID. b. PAYNE.
Jan IS Ia
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Total, l32,ii5 80 0sS bl.loo a.1l. onn .

Total 13a,il5 80 0s3 81, 100 3lI5 900 ~ $40 ooh
IN addition to The three counties in Virginia there
are seven counties IN N. Carolina lying innedio,,L, an
'hls fver whose products and resuces necessarily m,L
ms he'r outlet to market there that State nine
onefs lying contiguous Ia these. whose natural rou,, ia
ms and eight or ten Others whose oonn,tc. mus, ~,
alaw" to IT, !" the event OF the accomplishment, Of the
proposed Improvement WV
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CONTINUATION.
+ eb. II

THE undersigned; having purchased Of Niessrs. I'D.
Il mond, Watson \ Co, their stock OF Goods; will
carry on ie business the old stand himself fls will
eeepa a"d assortment of Groceries on hand and soolls
a continuance of the patronage which has been extended
Il the old firm. JAMES NJ. BOYD,
Feb q -
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lo' Virginia and Caol'ns smos, three times a. wild,
as Una. oil The Ja"es-i's productions are Larger s
Popola'"n Gtneri's contribu ions irm an equal nu,.
Der III connllrs heavier, aud In all the q,
a"o greatness snfpasses even that favored section n
Vs. heftiote. unnecessary 10 state how II will como,,.
WIN "lher PORTIONS oi the State Il ~ but lust Il, s',,
!" 'nis connection, that large number o ,hosr wb, y
'eo a2as' me scheme assured afterwards If Ib,,
decided Individual appreciation Of H. and expressed d.,
termination TO sustain that similar m.asuf, of
improvement Tor us-f one shall be presented ber,,C
Ter when The minds of their constituents shall ay, hscn
"'"ue moro familiar with our caims give below a shor
ynoPsls oi the Commerce, Revenue and c,n,rbu,I,ns
'' 'ne hoanote AS compared with other sections
herehne and Resources # s Countie, ON L,me, Pin,
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LYyCHBUleG HOTEL.

VIE SUBSCRIBER has moved from the L MON
Hotel, to the large brlck building opposite 10 Mr..
oonn rons and George Bs.hy's Grocery stores. where
nc VIII be glad 10 see his boarers and customers
al ROBERT MORRISS.
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.NEEsCKz.l.V'T .Y.IILORS.
w M. & ]. O A. X EY,

w vi. ]. q "A Is Z,
Nv OUbD respectfully nlum the citizens VI Lynch.
w bury and the public. that they have associated
themselves together and taken the large brick building.
immediately opposite john lIons, where they in,enp
10 carry the
lEkDKz.vG- IL CsA.N'ES5.
in all its brancles They have hand. and will
constantly keep, a beautiful assortment OF CLOTHS.
CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, aud in fact every thing
suitable or Genilemens wear which they will make
Up To order in the most fashionable les, handsome fits
and warranted workmanship.
We very respectfully invite the GenemeIl OF Lynch
burg and The surrounding cohntry To pive us call
WM. s. JOHN Oakley.
Nuvl3 10
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BY SfArtlAM, DlLLARD & TOWNLEY,
NJ -Four Dollars per aat, payable in adrance. No sub
yripon oIb be recsiredtor shorter time than SIR months
and no paper oH be DISCONTINUED (ercept at the discretion
,Stae Edtors,) until all arreGrageS paid
Rt .iDVERTIS E.3lE.N'TS inserted ut so cents per
s2a4ra Tor less. for every form insertion and 37a
cent. sfare Tor lsss) for every outer form insertion
EpERf ADVERTISER , required 10 note, his
manuscript, hotc long he ires has advertisement inserted
advertisement, not noted, tea be inserted t ITS dis
Cntisuance be ordered
FOR YEARLY .7DYERTISLatG The terms are for
helrriisse ftco squares 40 for square, s25 for
sqtpe, ianer form, $50. Eoery yeariy advertiser
Willie rel Tired to fe his advertising to hispd'icu
ar line Of business
~ JOB PRL"fiNG eres'.ted neatly and expeditions
aud reasonable terms.