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VOLUNTEERS

Saturday next is the day when call
nil be made on the Regimen, for Nolun.
teers TO serve during the wal with Mexico.
We DO hope that The yalor Of the heroes
Of l775 will be exhibited in their descen.
dants 10 ls46. Our country needs the as
distance Of her sops, and all who can vol
unteer without injury to higher obligations
should do so. We regretted to see that
in the Regiment 10 Cumberland county,
not single Volunteer offered his services.
We expec, better things OF the Regiment
OF Old Mecklenburg.
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COLONEL OF THE n. c. REGIMENT.
The Editor Of the Fayetteville Observer
saws, we learn that the gallant Capt Cat.
lin, Of the army, now in-RaIeigh, viii pro-
badly be appointed Colonel Of the \. c.
Regimen, Of Volunteers. Capt. Gatlin,
is native Of kins,on, Lenoir county, n.
c. and distinguished himself al the bloody
battle Of Monterey, This is considered a
good appointment.
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NEW GOLD NINE.

We hive received very beautiful spec
linen Of gold from mine recently opened
by Messrs. B Coffin and Others, near Ca.
ge's Nine in Moore Couniy.-Fay. Obs.
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~ Rowan has taken the palm : her
company has marched for the rendezvous.
The rest Of the companies seem SOW IN
forming. Gen. Edney informed the Edl-
tors Of the Greensboro Patriot that four
companies would soon be orangized in the
mountains, formed by volunteers from di.
ferent regiments. All volunteers will have
an opportunity of going, for We understand
The Governor has ordered the Colonies to
send up the name Of every volunteer,
whether company is formed or not, Sc
that if one regiment does not furnish .uf'
fcient number, a company may be formed
from volunteers from one or more Iegl
menis.
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CAMDEN. DECEMBER o.


COTTON. We have had quite an excited
market the pact week. consequent on better &C.
counts received from the Charleston and New
y ork markets. We quote ~ 70 "a
FLOUR sell. from he wagons al 81 TO 81 per
barrel CORN at IS to 50.
SALT i. very scarce and high We have no
doubt II will be lower IN fes weeks Camden
Journal
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EXTENSIVE SALE
Negroes,Xc.
1 5 E,sculot, Of the la.t will.nar.

A Executors Of the last Will and Test,,,..,
"a OF the late William Carson aud bv ~
,horty therein conferred, the 81 iscrhcrs ~
at Public Sale, in Charlotte, on Tuesday n, . I,
day Of February, lsi7. oil the real and n.,. ~
estate Of said deceased, except his Uome p...H
ton. the John Dow tract, lying between lou,
Bsselrs Mill Pond. lands IN Ashe coun,v a 4Ha
~ and hoy Rob, which are disposed Of ly IL. ~.
The Lands are situated in Meckenhp,g .' ~
ty between Charlotte and the Cstawla p 1a'
aud comprise about 1000 hcrss, divids5 ' w
plantations Of from so TO 100 aeres So.
which aro
The Ouan Tract, OF abou, 100 acre, H.
near Paw Creek Church. -
The John Kerr Tract, OF 100 acres -.
ing the lands formerly owned BY Elliot, ia ID.
Cracker aud others.
The John Henderson Tract. Of 226 ,e,..
ing on tie Gum Branch. adjoining The land. ,,,
cd by Isaac Henderson and others
The Thomas T. Berryhill Trae., Of 400 -.
on the waters Of Big sugar Greek. sdjspIe, !,
/ lands formerly owned by William Jan..ou n
/ yhill and others
/ The John Cheek Tract, Uf s5 acre.. an {,
gar Greek. adjoining the lands formsrl, o.s.i
6y Jonas Rudisill and others
The Thomas Sprau Tract. or 100 ,e.,. a
loining the lands once owned BY Jane, Ss,,
Nc Dowell and others on the road from Ct,5.,,,,
TO the Old Nation Ford.
Tho James Todd Tract. Of 80 acres on p.
and Long Creeks, adjoining the land. form,
" owned by Joseph Hulson, John W khg,,4
others
Toe John Don Tract. o. $50 sere.. l,.,,,
the ives, side Of Bsseli's Mil Pend, adloF,,,
Ito lands formerly owned by Jons. Glaze r.
seri Jamison Emmerson, Hayes and Other, b,
hi, land IS valuable Gold Mime knosn a, Il,
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The Markets.
FAYETTEVIILE. DECEMBER ?


Sales OF Cotton yesterday at 10 81. The =.
yc,pool account received TO day will no doubt al.
vance prices No change ia Other prices. ray.
etsriils Obsstru.
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DEVAST

BY the hurricane 10 Cuba on the 18th
Oct, 1878 houses were destroyed, and
1898 damaged.
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NOTICE.

n WILL, hire out number Of LIKELY Ne.
-. GkOES, men and women, on the 9Th day Of
January, l-i7. Also, rent out Tor one year nv
farming lands. Terms made known on that day
Hiring to be at my bo1sc.
SUSANNAH SMARTT.
Dee, III, 1916 IQ
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DIED

In this county, on the 26th instant, Mrs. Eli
ZABETH A. TAGERT, wife OF Mt. Jas. Tag
eri, in the 40th year Of her age.
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NOTICE.

IF WILL hire out on the 1T day Of January
- l-i7, at the Store Of n. b & I. 5. Williams
ABBOTT 25 LIKELY NEGROES, belonging to tho
heirs Of Juo. MoLesry, deed,
II. b. WILLIAMS.
Dee. II, ls46. tl2
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Drugs & .Tcdirincs
REGIaIENTAL ORDERS.

FETIIE Captains commanding Cempsnic. in the
n 6-lh Regiment Of kJflh CaY0iina Militia
are hereby ORDERED to parade heir respective
Companies IN the Town of Charlotte. on Sttur-
day, the % day Of January l-47, for the purpose
Of raising Company OF Volunteers for the Mex.
tcan War in obedience 10 Proclamation from
Nm. A, Graham, Governor Of the State. The
Governors Proclamation Hil be read 10 the Eepi.
ment when on parade. The Regiment Will be
formed al 10 o'clock. A. NJ
BY order Of I P. 6 FArys Col Comdi,
WM. II. WADDELL, Adjt.
Dec 10, 1876 2g
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-. Davidson College. It's 10.
cation is near Rocky River Church and surroun.
ded BY moral and respectable community, where
Boarding ran be bad IN respectable families ut
FROM - to Sc per month, including washing aud
lights.
Terms Of Tuition.
Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar "a.
and Geography, per sees Of months, ~
Algebra, Natural Philosophy Chemistry, .
Rhetoric, Logic Composition, &c.
Latin and Greek Language, 10
TRUSTEES.
Rev. d. A. Penick, Robert Caldwell.
DR.. G. A. Alexander, ]. VI. Black,
AIphonso Alexander, Il, King,
r. Kirkpatrick, James Phar,
ID. Alexander, ~. z. Phan,
Sandy Mckinley.
Dee, 80 ls4G. It's
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InilE NEGROES belonging to the Estate Of
- Jas. II or, deed, will be hired in Charlotte,
On Thursday, the list December for tho year,
l547.
All persons Indebted 10 said estate and not max.
ing payment by the Let Of January next, may OK.
poet 10 settle with an officer.
GRAHAM & JOHNSTON, Admrs.
Dec, 3, 1916 u2
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THURSDAY. December 81. 1916.

~ To enable all about our office TO have
few days relaxation during the Christ
mas holidays We only issue half sheet
this week.
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NOTICE.
$50 REV ARD.

A BScONDED about the 27tb Of So'smsa
IA last, from the subscriber, at tbr TINE it''s
'ng N Caharrus county. my hegto man -, ate"
q or . years old. of a very back comPisn's' :
bout ) feet or 3 inches high. hls uEtt lf'e
Stands very wide apart, teeth very wh''f' ii''
built and weighs from 1850 40 pounds J. =
a wife, free woman, residing IN Gabaffo' e2a5
~ Jo Is yery quick spoken. II is not sas7a's
that bis wife is With him. but II Is suppose ''''
he VIII Try 10 pass az free man. lits vie tt -
Reed, Very likely he may Try TO pass h'7'',a +.
Reed, as there are a great many free negro"
THIS section BY the name Of Red. J. l. 'afti.f
that some white man will eudeayof to wife ~
a free pass or &c; free pass belonging 10 eat
The Reeds and pass him for a Reed. vii ~
a reward Of tlFfY DOLLARS to snY ore =,
viii bring 10 to me m Cabauus county, Of y.
VIII couhne him IN lail go that Gao get '''' -
my possession. 80.
JAMES ALLEN GARNuN
tabarfu, county Dec. 5. lsiG. lpA
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among which are THREE MECHANICS
number Or very likely add hantsomg B.u,s'
Glfls well suited fof house sstyAnts ms-t -
county.
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Nell or Todd Gold Time

large portion OF ssid Land Is sdmt.ay i,
dapied 10 agriculture and contains much tasin.
ber Several tract. are situated 10 tha Nsat
Region aud vi here tested have yielded SCI.
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Negro Hiring.

ri Will. hire ont, al tke Plantation q tbr q
n uSpnngs, deed 10 The best s.5drt, Fl =
term af ouC gear, on Friday, the lat Day 81 As
u1ty nsEL all the NEGROES belonging Il y
minoT heirs Of sad deceased
JOHN SPRINGS Gasr4s1
De- H. 1876. -
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CARSON MINE.

Tie Neil Tract, OF 10 acres. adjoining i,
lands OF Wilson Kin. and others, u2aa wbl.s ,
also the vaiuAbla
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Sept. 10
DOKT, CImrct. MADEIRA and othc :

DOKT, CIarct. Madeira and Otllc
L Wines, part very old and most choice quality.
CORDiAIS, (besl B"rdeaux. } best pure Gin.
BRANDY FRUITS, Segars, Shulfs aud Chewing To
bacco
MEDICINES, Surgeons Instruments, Brushes. Gas
sorted Dry Pants, Varnshes, Wafer, Velvel
an1 Fancy Coors.
GUNS and PISTOLS. Canister. Gunpowder, English
ahd American, best quality.
PERFUMERY, Soaps, Dres,ln. Combs, Hair and
Shawn. Brushes.
SEWING and Knitting Needles, Eions Clarionets.
Flutes and Octave Flutes, VIoin S,rlngs, and
Bridges
GARDEN SEEDS. (assoried.) Mace, CInves, Nut
megs, Long Pepper, Ginger. etc etc.
ANTI-BILiOuS and Anlldysprpc Pills, VIA: Peters,
Lee's, i,eckwlh's, Southern, Jewlu's aud O.
Tiers
BERNARD'Sa and Thomrsoo's celebrated remedies for
Bowel Diseases. Gertlfcaes of value from soine
OF the first Physicians IN Virginia.
CHEMICALS and Essential Obs, very choice and
large assortment.
DYE-SrUFFS, Thermometers, Mftars. Scales and
Wr,gh,s, aud full assortment oil Shop FurnI'
tnre.
PATENT MEDICINES. a rry general assortment
PATENT or Giazl-I's Diamonds, warranted best
quality. best Putty Knives.
Foi sale by HOW FL DAVIES.
For sale as atuv. several kinds of furup and Beet
>ee,, lr G,lilu AID Field uituie, D.
Sept. ~ tsu
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BALTIMORE, MARKETS Scr, r

DER "a LIE The supply of Beef Cattle i.
smaller than last week the utf, rnp al the sral,s
hounr 10 only 300 heads. The market was brisk an,
prices have some" hat advanced. All those offered wer,
taken by Guy butchers at prices r.ngng from S. p /,
u per lt0 It's on The ho equal IL 81 JUai575 net
averaging about &2,62a gross Small sales have sinct
taken place al prices corresponding with The above f..
utes.
FLU R.-lhere was sale Yesterday of sovera
hundred bas. Howard Street Flour 1914 and To ds
bl'0o ohl> IN Two parcels I'D at the same rate
Small sal OF S"squ' hanna Flour al$i.
pRA'N.-lie "c"lpis oi Wheat continue light an,
prices remain steady 704s0 cents for fan pu,d Ia
prime reds, aud at 500 cts Tor Intrfilr L., far
BACON IS selling IN undrrate parcels at Grmn,
prices Sales ut sh"nders al 3;aIr, and A. for cholc,
parcels; sides ell freely - sales o hams a. Che an,
some choice parcels al Sc
"iiiskEl The demand i, quite limited, sales OF
hhds. are making AT pic, aud bbs al pc.
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Er,l,nJ, Ike he ,e;s lke, VIM could rNpr'i any
thing t,;rr ihur he arHnnen' oi such n'n'''f u,
.oc, PRESIDENT Mr.. bancroft las s'"u'd many
h,A. no doubt, but never Cnes'eIh'id 10 any su'ae>
,sc- surey2 tie kno"s ia" Tue niS' '"","'' A., =, =
.o,l.n,n "A, Dies MI know his proper place Tie Is
u.uy txr,nt Ia, his sub tdinaics IN P'wrr-a sSe'-
,h,n, 4, his snperuf>! Take an 'Ntnplr;- ht "'u'f
Of "E,,etput'' ,ndall, highly resp c'ar p-'.,"'
"a T., had taken a Messengers place III The Navy Df
,,,,..n, until he cu1ld gel a CleIkship WHEN iah
h..n mr. ,ml..d hun-he ordered This e'h'lrhih III an
,,,,s time Ia % aaa saddle aud birdie hors' iof
him l., tld, and his t". when negro servant was
within his csH THIS is one side al 'he h''"'e' WV
The o,h,t 4 leading l.o~Ine" f'lii"r' n'w "e'f' III
t,r,ns me thai whr" Nj f"lh was a''"' '''S ~
Wb,,e House the ohrr day Ia ny hl- visit t. va +,
Cmnt,r, Mr. Grnr.e ,nctolt ran up IL the President.
c,rriape uprnpd the door aud let down The STEPS o' 'e
Presidential III nly Ia get IN, ana lbl', 'o". '' ~
yc.,uf,n,,c manner nns elnahl, Why srnn h'" ~
Eool,nd and hose les will nat our Minister Ut
throwing open and making easy '"' nc '
bIlity or rayal bluh?
And uu lhe nrNt day. Pnomac adds
..rhe statement s., hunIllstnL IN Itself, mat VT,
B,ScRoFr, on a recent "r"asnh' p'aSe" '"'"' " "
Polk nv lstling dawn tir steps OF 'he '"''' =, 7
IL cnfirm-d by the statement III se'e'' " -,
were present aud WITNESSED, wiz" "''" 49,
wundr riul rAploi
When Mr. BIscaoFr entered the Navy Department.
h assumed that every thing existing Was wrong, AID
GO. ,bn, r,i,r ming .abns-s. Ills predecessor, Jnds"
M,.,s was the AMI mast popular Secretary oil The
N,y, who ever filled the ofcr and had already done
i, far tho service and Would have done m"Ie. All
h,s plans knocked Ii the head anu !" ''f P'''
,ud. Of his ignorance and II co"hdehce' NJ
,,lJ ~. sum destroyed the Navy had hr been unfe
.,,,.,rJ. A.. treated the iii ers with fndeness aud
shn a,ana .ed make hlnse nefs"nal 'st""s l" 'nf
whole Navy. Jnjgr Mason may now 90 !" "o'h 1t
no., Iplry
i, had attained under his previous adm nlsiTal"n
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muhii. which hs lived for many ys rs and that IT,
sincere reg account vi his uniinrly d.ah
Naturally retlf,og and unpretcndinr, his modes, re
serve and pnublrusve habits, led him rather Ia shrink
irom public exhibition OF his talents And c,neni nh
an sssduous application his bu,lnrss pursuits. his
mental aolliies wefe perhaps, not duly appreciated, ~
pi The circle vi his inimsie acquaintance; but
his sterling wnrlh and nnmpeschable integrity were
kn"wn /" and appreciated by ALL MS frequently evi-
dehred by his being called 10y his fellow cllzrns 10 dis
charge the duties ii Justice al the Peace Tor the cotpo
raIion. Bdi he is go,e tom amongst us lie will no
more greet US IN the socsl CIRCLE the busy throng y
Ills generous heart lies puls,ess and still IN death !
Ills lria femans repose IN The solitary grave yard by
The side OF his loved cumpanon who several years ago.
preceded hun IN his rxl irom this world oi cares Ills
Immortal spirit irLsi, at rest In The bosum III Him
who gave II. Peace, peace 10 his memory
Died, al Rsue's Tavern, Cumberland. on Saturday
asi the 2qh uii ailer al Illness Of several months.
Ms ANN j. A. SPENCER cunsort ui DIR. ". w. Sprn-
Ger ut Rchmnnd aud eldest daughter ot John r. and
judith W. Cuok, aged 22 years. Mrs. Spencer.
hrnu n all the lila aud vcisstudps OF life to winch
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COMMENCING on Friday evening, the li,h inst.
~ and 10 continue every Tuesday aud FRIDAY even
my through hunt ihs s.ason will be sold the house op'
p's'ie McCotkle Mcdaniel. large and desirable as
sor'neu, ri DRY GOODS. SC. CONSISTING IN part ol
Cloths Csssineres. Sa,lnets J,ans Nes,,oss. Cali
Goes. Bcd-rcklng, Dames,ics. Ne. &c. sc.
ALSO.
large assortment al FANCY GOODS, llARD-
WARE. CUTLERY. SC, Sc.
Additions viii he made 10 The stock every week
which viii always make The assortment worthy of the
attention Ui dealers.
CHARLES PHELPS, Auclnncct.
Sept ~
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OBITUARY.

DEPARTED this e. in this place, Tuesday. the Is,
instant, Of painful Illness ri live days, JouN " BAG
WELL, one OF our must esteemed cl,,Z-ns.
lis seldom that any community /, hereil Of a member
# 50 unexcapiiorabe arh,faclrr,one who. though Tor
long Of years actively and extensively engaged
II busln operations, had, amid all their competition
md excitement. by his bland aud runclatnry manners,
secured the universal good will aud esrrn Of his fellow
liz MIR. Baswell lett ~ enemies oehlnd him. a
"an ii his meek department. unT"tled temper and phi
,anilopc impulses. cunlJ have "nr, aud "e feel sss"
cd b4t out ule eeuT p.ry Iico he Vi HE com
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STATE OE STOCK MARKET
reported 6y B.rcrIy Blair. Licensed Brok

HrPored 6y BercrIy Blair, Lcenscd Broker
s,a,r Stock 3 per cent,--pli value SlOJ-ln demand
AT SIU2t.
ofpotalion per ccnls-par value $l00-hed at
James River and Kin7uha B ,nds ,u,r,n,. cd h
he slale-iar yalu" a00-helI at par aud Interest
Exchange Bank Shek-par value l0o-last sales at
l02.
farmete' Bank Stock par value 0O-oi,aOl-lasl
sales al 9ls.
So. az
Manchester Cotton and Wnol Manufacturing Stock
par value Sl00-hrd al &95
Richno"d, Fredericksburg aud Potomac Rail Road
siock-par value &.OO-hed at SO
Redmond. Fredericksburg md Potomac Certificates
ut l)eb'-par value SlO0-S92a93
SlUO-held at %.
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NEW YORK MARkEr-Sep Q

Flour is better. tennessee sold early Si.I2s and
afterwards al 81 and 1900 bbls good To ship al
f,25. though shore lots he had 10 the close a
81, -, and fresh ground al 81 TO- cnulnon brands.
Wheat, lOOJ bu. good On" red brought Sc rye has
been sold al 6oc for new, old 75 corn firm al 53a55c
uas 27a3U;.
Southern Il ur is &c better
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L.lNT GILL,
EDGEvyORru SEMINARY


NtiE ensuing session Al 'hls lust tuition viii CON.
/ meace ON III. li,h day Of September next. and
CLOSE las, OF June following Nth weeks vaca,lon
al Christmas.
iniiw will hn Taught, in addition To all the branches con
shutting n thorough aud cunplr,s Engls rduca,l"n
III. Greek Latin aud French Language the hlshef dee
part,nenis OF Mathematics, Natural Philosophy aud
Chrm,s,ry.
The discipline oi the Schoi will be- regular aud inn
and conlurm a. far circumstances will admit io thai
Vi Will regulated family.
Pupils mny h. entered or withdrawn AT any time but
II is very desirable that all should be pancIual IN attend
inc on the first dav oi the scssiun.
The Musical Department., Ohio Undersigned takes
pleasure IN announeng,) will continue 10 he conducted
by Professor Wmckler. a grnlleman whuse great
s,aniia patrons Of the Scho the best evidences ol
his worth aud superior qualifications.
Young LADIES tom distance can be accommodated
with board in Tho family uf the undersigned, nj the Sem
mary .oI families OF the fins, sian ling immediately nd
,acent thereto
TIE II " s.
Boarj, including every hing. ~ PEI month.
Tuition, III beginners -
tir the advarced, ="
French, (ex'rs re,) e "
Music (two less,is week. :"
For further lni,rnntin III, undersigned may be sd
dressed at New London, Va. after lsl SepcmbcI. al
I.hrny. Va
Persons al distance may refer Ia the liuse.s of the
Seminary 10 Jrdye +. Saunders aud tol q. 4. Clay
Of Carnphrll aud Ia Mr.. Wm. Radlord. Dr. William
Slepoc Rev James NJ. CoIcr and Nj. Robert {. Step
toe oi Bedford.
H. l.. DAVIES, Principal
Aagn.t 20 wll5Srpt II
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no KE.V'I',

VNOR term of three four years. a very desirable
Il PLANTATION
belonging to the estate OF James &. Dea ring. deed
situated IN The county Of Campbell, at the confluence Of
Siaunon and Over rivers
There Is upon The land comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE
and other necessary houses. There enclosed and
IN cul ivaon between and three hundred acres If
excellent land fair proporon ri which Is river bottom.
CHAS. H. LYNCH. Ex'W.
VI Jas. &. Deaung. decd
Sept. 10 wit Is
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RICHMOND MARKETS.. Sent. ..

TOBACCO. -Rreiprs snail and breaks moderate
"" a'"i" lnes ii Il 50, oomnnn eat S2}a} m,ddlnp
j,af' good lass; fl IL shipping on
tlOCR-Old ST. new S .a4a.
NlIEAT-6OsYO cents
CORN 5Ua52 cents.
(ATI LE-Fnr ca lle trnm he scales ,r.ss ws,,h,
t!,23'2,Io nett 81 ,5Oa5, 30 according 10 quality -
milton: &2,4 scarce aud IN demand. LANES: 81 st
'29o according to- ATTY. VEAL: $50, according I,
qualify.
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New Iron Foundry, Machine
shop. &C.

VIZ tHe SuUOt.
1NllF. SUBSCRIBER late of The firm of Diuguid
4 McNamee. lni,rns the public that he he esab
llshrd himself in Warn ck's buildings The Canal
where he Is prepared 10 manufacture all ARTICLES his
hue vi business, such
TOBACCO PRESSES,
from patterns of taste and great strength Fatnrrs,
Falner Frames, Bands. Levers, SC. Large Cast Mil
Machinery, Thrashng Machines. Water Pipes and
Cast Iron Columns, d rass Boxes, polished Wagon
Boxes, &C., &c.
Having hrs finishing shop in complete order-and
havin. superior ,rorknn in each department. he fiat.
tiers himse that he can give satisfaction IN
EXECUTION, PROMPTlruDE AND PRICES.
lie invites call from the public. and particularly
from The customers Of the late firm o DIu.uld x Nc
Nance.
o. am prepared to manufacture CAST IRON
CYLINDERS tn Wheat Thfashing Machines an
improved plan which Tor cheapness strength aud per
iofmance, surpass any now IN
JAMES McNAMFE.
Sept 10 VS.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF "A
ATO(A or GODS.

In PURSUANCE. III II deed vi trus, executed IN the
L subscribers. by John J. Pnvs. an The 2lst March
1916 tor CERTAIN purposes thenl se lied. We viii. On
tdnrsday. the 23d instant, al the ,,oe occupied
by the said Paws. proceed Ia sell
ATAUCTiON. WITHOUT RESERVE,
the en,lre Stuck OF q nds hand; comprising 4
large aud desirable ASSORTMENT ol
DrU q Il
HARpwARE, SHOES, HATS, cars. BoNNErs. &c. Nc.
aud In which would respec fully invie the attention
oi country merchants, and The pub &c nerav. The
sale will be continued from day 10 day until he whole
stock Is sold
r e n NJ s
All sums under $50 cash--"vtr $50 and under 500
siNiy days credu aud over 100, months credu-ior
approved negotiable paper.
lntl day OF sale, gtea bargains will be given AT
TAIL HENRY l.. DlFFEI.,
ROBERT ). PAINE,
Trustees.
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NOTICE.

The Funeral Sermon of he late Mrs Ann s at, will
u" preached by The Rev. Wm : Rid on the ~ sun.
isy in tins '".nh, Sep ember. al Innily Church, IN
Bedford county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-10

s. IovCR the author Of Charlie, DMallc, aud other pom
ular tales of the day passenger On board the britannia
n. i. man of genius and agreeable writer We hope,
vii, the ,pericncc and fate al CkE>S before him he will
stick to novels and e,che. the writing ofuasels
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-10
NEW FALL GOODS,

NvE are now receivIng, supply ct
w .NElT md QUESTIONABLE DRY GOODS,
Which bought very recently, IN the Northern Cl-
ties, under The most favorable circumstances.
Our customers and those who IN want Of great
BARGAIN. are respectfully invited /" call and lnk.--
Promising that otfar ihem greater inducements,
han heretofore. 5uh as To- STYLES and pr,ces.
MEEN &. GWATKIS.
srpieluoci J 2Aif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-10

The Fua,ral sermon OF Mr. John r Irvine will bs
preached at the Bahalo Spnngs Camp Gfound On the
,hlfd sunday In this month, CHE 10Th Iis,) by The
Rev. ID. l. Slaughter
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lk1Al:E.

Married. in Campbell rounty, Angus, 3lsr. by the
Rev. VIM II kmtkle. Mr.. THoMAs l.. PREsToN, of
abingdon, to Mss ANN NJ. daughter OF the Hon. Fem-
IN. Saunders.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-10

Or The command o the Eastern Military Depart
mrnt has heeu c, nf rred upon Gen. GAMES, Who has
established his Head Quarters at New ioIk.