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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27

Mr.. Reverdy Johnson, in the course IT very able
so,ech on the Tarl, IN the Senate, on the S,h inst
.b,Ned that Congress up 10 that moment had apnropfa.
,l 1872 l22 sol. That the Naval bll which had pass
Il the House amounted To s. ,436 coo. Tie Army Bll
=, Sc SUB zoo, the civil aud dplonaiIe B 10 $40,
anil the Wesl Point Bill. Sl2l 100. That The Post OF
fee. moreover, would require 81 100000 more than
was received by the Department. Congress would,
tberere have To appropriate least 81 ls9 600 and,
II all the public bills pass, the SUN Of SlNIN,SENEN
MILLIONS. SEVEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY
tx THOUSAND, SIN HUNDRED and sixty
EIGHT DOLLARS. In the lace Of this enormous *
p,nJliure the Administration using all lis influence
for mere party ends, 10 substitute Tor the present Tarl
one lesseuIna the duties. aud which i'll aSsurdlv brnn
N far less revenue. They have sluunk tom the ~,
.ponsbllty ui laying duty upon Tea aud Coffee, as
IsoImae objects OF taxation any IN the " hole ranup
n articles oil consumption. They do mol intend to make
Al eIJu at War laXaton They tear the people would
mol stand this. They content themselves by asking tor the
power Of negualnga loan, issuing promises to pay IN
The shape III Treasury no,es-jns as II the loans be
ID unless al Tuuuus premium, or The LoeS be kept
rar unless increase ol Income be obtained. 1t the
war continue and The session, Congress do mol
come up 10 duty and provide the weys aud means
we believe, in less than yeat lhefe vii be cup
~ treasury aud possibility u speedily replenshng
The Congress Vi lo2 declared war and did not levy
laA Of dollar carry 1t The present Congress,
70 far the House Is concerned, goes step turter
Il declares War aud reduces he vi The Govern.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27
PUBLIC MEETING IL PIrrSYIAA\It

AT meeting Of portion Of the c,lzens of Pusylva.
MA and Campbell tcuullts, pursuant to noce at Hul
nrove, On Saturday, the Ism July take into cousld
Grafton the improvement OF the Valley OF the Roanoke
Vincent O. Nllcber called 10 the Char aud Jere
+" II. W and. appointed Secretary.
lhe Caalrfnan briefly explained the object cr the
meeting. aud ON motion, Committee was appointed by
he Chilr 10 DRAFT resolutions expressive OF the sense of
the meeting, aud after retiring short lno reported the
loIowilg' which was unanimously adopted.
lsi. Resolved, lnat do approve nj the Resolnous
adopted by The lnends OF lo.efpal mpfoyemenl uId al
FaVNlm Court House.
2od. That we ieeI deep interest in the Improvement
Of the Stanton RIVER and " III use ali tar and honota
BILE means 10 ELECT that object
3rd. Ihat we approve otlhe Convention to be hidden
at harIo'te Codr House the LIST Tuesday. in August
neA', ana lhal doisaies be appointed 10 attend
SAID Convenllon
4Ih. That a copy of the proceedings of this meeting
be forwarded to The Lynchbnrg NngInau aud R.pub-
loan, Tor publication, aud that he Richmond, Norfolk
Petersburg, GAINESVILLE and Danvllle papers be request
ed 10 copy
The blank in the 3fd resolution was filled, with
The following names. Campbell county John Is.
Dabney, Samuel PannlII. John PannlIl, Henry Halle
wood, Bowling Clark, Capt. Philip Payne, John G..
Ward, Carolus q. Terry, DR.. w. Nangle Dr. r.. Aus.
TN, Morton PannIl IT,, Wm. PannIII, Charles S,eece,
Cap. b. Lee, Capt William A. Lee, John l.. Smth
Jacob H. Anderson, Ralph Smith, VIM. 1. Smith,
Col. Moses Arnold, Capt Charles Anthony Samuel
I. IaIdy Edward Dddfd, Aoner Anthony j., and
John q. Taylor.
o. Pusy wanna DR.. Lynch billiard, Rev Joel r.
Adams, Col, Henry ". Adams, DR.. Edmund Johns
capt. Stephen Ferry, Coz. Vincent Dickinson Captain
John franklin, Edward fraakln, Mi. John l.. Adams,
Richard /. Walden. DAVID {. Ward, lhomas Dlard.
lnomaS Coak, Nm. IT, Cuok, John -. Hunt, Samuel
L. Miller, Robert Ward, tohl Davidson. Capt Archts
bald Haley, fhomes Franan, George T. Berger, Dl-
vId Parker and Capt. james NJ. Clement.
Ga motion ot CD. Henry w Adams the chairman
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27

Amy ct iaris and llnfts, aud such sAallul use a.
laem' as ehaaeer4 he speeches alla led To- caunot
BE- We presume, regarded with conjenpluous ndif.
terence We attribute the silence. therefore. Of the Ad-
mnlsfa'lon Senators it r,u 10 luke warmness as To
the late OF the bill Tor which they arc bound 10 vote by
The a"N'rahle behtrs Of pafy aud part 10 conscious
my to fen'e the Arguments OF the fedds Of the
present it'ed and successful revenue Tam
lie tate III The blli is considered sll by many, as
eNee dnely doubtful Nh ll,,woop will vote tn II
very reInctaals and nany indulge the hore that by
SIDE blow 1t vii be Disposed ii until the reN session.
The conviction Is gaining nn1n the public miad that
Tue r"rsed bill Will not produce as much revenue as
he present iaun. aud eeradrrs, in III. view of the
daanccs OF the country hnG IT hazardous 10 make the
experiment..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27
EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE.

AT the recent commencement OF this Institution the
degree OF Bachelor OF Arts was conferred upon J,seph
II. Price and William h.. Jones-,hey having compet
ed the ente course Of College study. The degree Of
Master oi Arts was conisred IN course upon the follow
M gentlemen, the graduates Of iSl3 VIZ: Monlrave
L. Fulton, W llllam ~ Hartman, William +. Harris,
James X. noday, benjamin V irvine and John G.
InnIiord. We are informed that tn day passed off
with uncommon interest aud that the literary exercises
were ut character highly honorable 10 this popular aud
hounshlng Institution u lie South West. We learn
hal Emory and Henry Is sui acquiring new favor
with the public aud widening circle patronage eve,
ry year There is probably other College IN Virgins
IA where the student can JOY equal advantages at SO
cheapa rate.
We append the Report Of the Examining COMMITTEE,
IN reference 10 The uua Examination, Which preceded
the COMMENCEMENT
The Examining Committee of Emory and Henry
College would respectfully report, tIat-
The results witnessed ia Tie discharge of the duties
assigned Ia them have been oi highly gratifying Char-
acer. They weIe much pleased lndI the
number Of students eSamlncd So tar tom being less
than at the corresponding examination last year.
was larger than at any time notwithstanding The
detection oi many at the close Of the last session.
All OF The classes, with bul one excepuen acq
ted themselves a manner highly cIediIdOle 10 lnt
, students aud Professors, aud satisfactory 10 the Commit
tee. lhe text books had been Thoroughly studied, aud
Their contents well treasured up. III, was true ut
each class as ,rLoe, and not merely particular rndl
yIduaIs lille Inc Committee would speak Of the
Whole examination IN terms OF high COMMUNICATION, as
one which w0nld do hunur 10 older ami lar famed IN
situations, they deem II no more han justice 10 specify
Of the GLASSES winch did btticr Hu rsry lcttL-
Among taese, lhry would mention The lmu class,s Ia
UIarca AaJla, The TWO IN Algear1, and lose IN Iacl
tus, NHgl. the Greek AID Laln Readers, HOMER. Ing
onometfy, Political Economy, Natural History aud
French " cannot bat =ltcl mat such examinations
" III establish the character o our Cuegeun firm ba
SIS, aid warrant The hi that II VIII Prove great aud
lasting blessing 10 our sale, our country, and the
world.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27
OLE GAEsN.

Died, suddenly, the l9h Ut Jdly. at his residence
IN PIlIsyIvana county, JONI ). Gill. Mr.. CHI was
gentleman who POSSESSED. eminent degree, all
The qualities calculated Ia eudear INN to his friends aud
relatives, ana make hIn object OF regard the
ely IN which he nuved. \ kind aud benevolent heart .
winch deeply sympahised IN the alil cons OF others.
pied 10 he Performance Of numerous, yet uuus.
enll ou-, acts OF chauIy. Ills 0use abode OF
enlarged aud cordial hospitality. extended alike Ia
Dives anl 10 Lazarus. 'nl hc has been summoned ~
his iahtT,-he has gone the way OF all earth,
And all his promise tar
Has sought The grave TO sleep forever there. >
The circumstances connected Nth this dispeusa lion
are Of too piIHu caaaetef be dwelt upon lefe-tnt
thome lnvoAeo .nofe inspiied pea lhan Jus.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27
NOIICE O, NEAN nNlnS

We have Oe"re several series oi sehol banks
winch, after careful e1smiea'on 1t gives US great plea
sure to commend To IIe alienation Of The pubic They
ale thm The " est-pubIshed IN CmcInalll-a c,rcc,n.
stance certainly not calculated 10 deract lfjn ,h,r val
ne and Interest," Tie OF pa ,lshine done ~ II,
clhalu Is enofmous. Ihis tells well or the West
1he first We shall notice Is series OF telecn. po..
defs from NJ 10 A. inclusive, by NM.u. Alc,,rr-
EEY L. l.. d., now Professor Of Moral pmlo,o,hy and
foh'ca Economy, IN the University of VIRGINIA. II
would be tedious 10 point out all The improvements cal
culaed 10 facilitate the progress OF the learner and 10
induce habits oil correct pronunciation and emphasis in
reading, which have been Introduced into these hanks -
Suffice II say, 1t would be difficult 20 sugpe,, any
lhng IN The nature OF useu addition The 7, puI,n
o Professor AleGuiey and his lon. experience IN leach
Ing are sufficient gu.fau lur the aolly with which
he has executed his task. We consider the hahrs, t
en' well employed III the preparation oil good school
book
There is fifth Volume, called the Rhetorical Guide
prepared on he same plan, and with the like care by
A. ID. hcouFfEY, a. NJ, a brother Of III. Prote,.
sUr.
W have also a series OF Afthmeiics cemmencnr
with The very clements Of numbers, and gradually ad
vancIng IN The sclence. The author Is DE. Josrru
RAY These works are extensively used IN The
West.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27

-. an laai,iay moja.fss thr l0h ID fJ,l,. i
IN The ioh year o her age, alter prolI,eled Illness
Ms. Sortha WILLIAMSON. eans,tt Of Mr.. Javs,n
" aaIsnh, III / Franklin county, leaving SIX children
and discnnsnaie husband In brYau tl.,f ,,,.n,tLl
iss The "flttf ol This humble libute 10 her memnry
kne" MIS-. " fllamson irom her infancy aud can ,rul,
NaN, 'hat as daughter. WIFE, nelrhhn mistress and
eahlan'"n, she had but rw equals aud Ia snnrfnr in
ue' s'' l"sSessfd, IN M eminent degree all ha.e vif
tues ahd qahh alous whiea adurn the female ehnrnc.
ltf.
Heaven hts lis evctlaslin. portals hith.
And BIDS The pure IN heia behold then Gaa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27

CO. We are aalfed 10 state lhat the Bill for the re,
lle OF the hers ot Robert Fulton, has length, pass
ed The House ol Representatives. There few per-
sons to whom the country yves more than To Fulton
ana Jus'lce--we speak mol o national gratitude has
only no" been awarded by one branch OF the Legsla>
ture.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27
JAMES McClIAIN,
ROBERT CLEAN,
JAS. W. SiiEfffY,
GEO. ". u. BRON Ne,
Committee of Examination for
Emory and Henry College.
THE TARIFF.

The debate on the new Tariff continues in the Sem
ate. bat all ON one side Messrs. Evans. Webster, pa
Wis. Niles. r. Johps,n & M,re,ead have addressed the
Senate. in speeches never exceeded n ability, by any
ever delivered ON the same sum ct IA that body. Mr..
{ ANERoS had the door Tor "Wednesday. MI LEWIS
The Chairman Of the Finance COMMITTEE Is me only
rpenber. favorable to the bill, who has addressed The
Srn,,e. We do MT understand this policy Snch an
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27
.9TtC C3l,cc I'lf.

isNiE snbscrhaf, having purchased Of Samuel f.. Fw-
ny all hls interest Ia the late concern III Ewing
y Franklin will continue business iheif late stand,
opposite Messrs. McDlnrl < McCurkIe
lie Will Keep hand well selected stock Of
SIArLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
which he Will dispose OF such cannot fail TO
give satisfaction 10 the purchasers. He sOlcls a con-
ttnnauce Of the patronage heetuure extended 10 the
firm OF F"ng x franklin. and INVITES all persons, III
want Of Hoods Ia cali hnu Promising To sell as cit
as any Other house III town.
T.. FRANKLIN, Jr.
July q ID
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No ICE.

BY Divine permission. there will be Camp Meeting
held at the Oak Grove Camp Ground, miles south OF
Campbell &. II II Confluence or the 9th day OF Au-
gust next. We extend invitation the ministers
and members OF other denominations, To participate
with The exercises OF the meeting.
WM. II. PEERMAS, snp't
Campbell Circuit, VI. Z. Church.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27

W The Union denies that its Senior Editor had any
""s 10 do with bringing Gen. SEMpLE back from Tie
'S' after he had drawn his pay, aud was on his way
nue. There is no dendl Of the fact that he was ndu-
" te'nrn We suspect his arrest has not tended 10
"''n IN good humor with his party and the Admins
"'''on, as We find his name recorded, ON Monday
~" lie Wings. in the negative upon the question OF
'''''g up the Sub Treasury Bill
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27

b, " he Senate On Monday, by the decided vote Of
- decided not 10 take up the Sub. Treasury Bill.
NUS another Of the great measures u the Democrat
f''y' is whsIled down The wind. The Democratic
NJ ''' who united with the Wings 10 produce his re-,
"efe-Nlessrs. Atchison, Cass, lIlnnesan, Il lsh,
'"I'e and spesht.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27

81 EPpes, the murderer Of Mr. Muir, spent a day
IN Iynchbufg week before last. One OF our mus, eff
eIen' police officers, Capt T,Lror as sum as he heard
ol The escape oil Eppes, started pursuit. aud e are
IN great hopes may ovenake him. Eppes was last seen
ter miles Irom DAGGER's Spring.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27

Tie reduced rates 10 lake let tom The frs, If
The present stsson. rs We have said We are nj lied
bear Of he reduction bal,wiihoubens in posscsson
If all tie facts perhaps, We inclined 10 lhuk the
,uspectye effect given 10 the Resolution wrong In
rrincipe and breach Of faith towards the present
Printers The reduction oi prices will make prudl-
eous dninuon in Their profits during Tie present ses
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27

ne mam'ho'ii Iron Steamer. Great Britain arrived
at New York. on Tuesday. in IL DAYS and II hoo,s
fnnnlng nme-ihe sh,rtest passage Yet made between
Liverpool aud New York. She briggs news three DAYS
later than The Cambria, but nofe ut any Importance
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nRlC t. OF WHEAT.

Oar Miliets have started the prre OF Wheat at g.
and 10 cents We cannot say whether the Iice Will
alter awhile be higher ~ lower
Ia Richmond, The price varies from 50 to % cens
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.7'O1'ECE.

4 IL persons 10 whom The subscriber is is indebted
\ are requested to apply tor payment he pre-
pared at any time, Those who are Indebted 10 him. he
hopes III make payment sJon, If not he Will hand
The clalms Tor collection.
SHELTON WRIGHT
p. 81 will be at cay .alhet's almost constantly,
where can be found. ). w
July II It
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1cO Acres Of Land for sale,
Wear LvnrhAurg.

OFFER for sale the above
TRACT OF LAND,
lying IN Amherst county, about miles from, Lynch
bury and adjoining the lads III Messrs D,bney Flood
and Norris. and Mrs. Frances A. Watwick The a
bose Land is all N woods, except about 50 acres I, i,
more heavily numbered than any other tract of land lying
so near town. aud II has upon ALMOST every kind Of
lumber waned IN Lynchburg. il IS also good tobacco
land
For terms, apply 10
GEORGE W. WARWICK.
July 81 I'm if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27

AUGUSTUS AuRELIuS CHAPMAN ,

"rn CHAPMAN is mprndeny frank in disclosing the
secrets nl Tie Department. but We believe The Post Mas
tf 1eneral has delegated To him M power. which he
DIES not give all other members Of the true
WIN respect to the appointment Of Cadets to West
ROM, The War Department has Tor some years insist
I'd upon tie member of The District assuming the re-
spon>IbIii'y. II has heen more recently that tie Pos
AaN'er 'entral has dlyesed hls,ll OF his own ri his
ana constituted every Democratic member of Consu s.
an Assistant Postmaster General Tor the purpose of
"tldng the patronage Of the Governments
W can conceive nothing directly at variance with
the st "l our institutions dian this comnlan nn ut N
eeuilve and Legislative functions must necessarily
Tend to render the member subservent 10 the Executive
lie VIII Use the appointing power, with reference 10
me public interests, but logray his private feelings aud
10 promote his election. We think the unconditional
surrender OF the appointing power into the hands of a.
mother person, and that person not of the Executive
branch OF The Government mlsdempanuf for nhlch the
Postmaster General might be mpeached We believe
he would haze just as much night sell the appoints
mems Tor money, TO barter them for support Of Il G
Executive III ongress, as he does.
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i7stEsiksAs.s.h.

Married, on "Wednesday. the 22I inst, by the Rev.
Jan,s Dpaghen, LINDSAY Il. PADGErr. Ed 10 Miss
ELLEN h., laughter vi Rchald II, Buths, Lsq., all Of
MS place.
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Trenton, N. j., Ost. 2, fsi5.


Mr.. Seth ". Fowle Boston.
Deaf Sir,-fefmit me To address myself through Won 10
who suffering with any pulmonary complaint and adj
'se aud recommend all such Ia Dr. W,s,,rS
etea comedy, medicine which sincerely belie,e viii
cure II 'uo be roib aud aste their time end mo.
net on the many trashy aud worthless po-truma of i d,y
t'ne trtt az" last ILL took sudden cold which .e,J
NJ nhee "umf inss ahis 10 my ,onu
stsfI' cough followed, aud soon lost my appetite ,n
IN #eluentN my -ifenth heeame very much ,,Jir,J
aanetfd severe pain IN the side, breast shoulders ~
tes he'd much At nights anrnsed large quantities ~ matter
sometimes accompanied with blond continued To 9r,.
"as' aud was obliged to cnnsdta physician who y s,eI
and prescribe lot me- several times h u afforded me o
relief ho,ame discouraged ahl Alarmed at nv s,toni
ny ihmiN nud neiRhmA suppuc could not live l,ny =
drowning man. catching straws,s took eoa,ser. anJ
seat immediately lpta bottle of ~ '
Wisrsa's Rststm OF wild CHERRY.
NV dicrse was deeply ronieu however that wa. o.
hged Ia get scfpni aud thfd hHtlc before bagn, f.,
Improve p"cepubi lkrpt until had taken two nnrc
ealle4i continuing 10 mpuNc,l rcgancd my epptt,,
aid strength continued grow better until the summer,
nlien was able TODD dnts W orb On INV firm ,ye,
hase continued saeda. NJ, health hns no, been 6rsr G
lot years than Al tins time, your inva unbio medicine
no" - universally popular i,cl indebted iro,,yh p,nyp
dtnes l"' the preservation Of my life Try il ,on,..iy,,
aE"''' WILLIAM BEATTY.
am personally acquainted with Mr. Bcatiy md know
hs satrmcntto In ttuo, and that he is entitled Ia Tho ri
confidence Of the public. Wv "
Signed JOSEPH sTEwARD
The above valuable Medicine Ia for sale Nv
ID Il. LYMAN. Drnrcisi
July 20 COZ /,
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DIS>sbi.lJ F'l(DN.

KNllE mercantile partnerships. heretofore existing IN
n der the style OF EWING < FRANKLIN, was
ills day dissolved by mutli consent All persons IN
debled to me eoneeu Will please make payment 10 Ed.
ward fnnkln JL, who Is alone authorised collect
Ali persons having claims against the viii pre-,
sent them 10 hlin Tor payment.
SAMUEL f. EWING.
EDWARD FRANKLIN, Jn.
July 2T Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27

W 'e latest advlces from Havana represent tina
Santa Ana Vas ou the point al emhatking ur Mexico
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27

Land for sale.
| OFFER or sale that we'll knnWn
TRACT OF LAND
lying on Failing fscr. in Campbell county. lairly o,n
ed by NJ J Samuel Branch, containing between
200 ana 1000 Acres.
II moi sold privately before Thursday the Slh d,y ,r
ociohrf, will. On tina, day nj II O'clock be sold nm
the premises, Al public aurtlnr
TERMS
One ~urIh eash-h,nnce PAYABLE In h,n and
three years. with interest lram liz day ri sale nav
h'nls to b' sernfed by deed oi tusl on thr land
mt' Nalthe" II Nn~lln. Who resides near the and
VIII sht" tt 10 any person Wishing II purchase
Richmond, July y $50
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>hoes, Boots, FFa.. .yd Or.

RE l. viii sell. an Monday the 21h insi. in our
auction INN. Wuhrul t.tar1 to weather,
~ PAIR rnea's l. u reeeed ptuesus,
IuV cnarsa do
$50 " hays assorted
2o0 women's walking Shoes
lpu da slipper do
- " ,neu's COARSE ,aois
% - :. fine do
. eases Fur Hats,
general assortment Of Dry Goods
ALSO,
ladies' Gold Watch.
Gold Cham.
Shaskets Champagne Vine,
'he Goods have Just been received. consignment
and vi" be sod III lots Ia sui purchasers
All sums over Aal, credit nj ia days will he given
TALBOT \ LANlER Ancl'rs.
Exchange torncr
July 81 II
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sugar and Coffee.

sugar and coffee.
X lllll)S. eNtn =. Il SUGAR.
~ ~ bids. \, q, Sugar.
- o'fres and barrels Clarified Sugar, part of
etlta quality.
~ boxes Noulscy's loaf Sugar
baues Crushed aud Powdered Sugar
''o ha2s Java. iagnra r. nud s. Denim 10
toter.
'oS' received, and for snle law. COT cash. by
BRYANT \ 1lhsiEY.
lnly ~ ~
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Trustees sale Of Land.

Trustees sale Of Land.
pursuance of deed of trust, executed 10 Fortuna
tns Sydnr and myself by Richard ). Ellis, bearing
date on the 81 day of August, 1898, and u record IN
the county conu of Amherst shall on the 2th day Of
BE plember, 1916 sell, ny way Of public auction,
Ifr0 Tracts oC Lana,
situated IN he county OF Amherst. the containing
200 ACRES,
more or les, lying between Pedlar river and Iorseys
creek, aud WIS inherited by the said Richard 5. ErIs
from his father. Josiah Elis--and the other ad llnlng
the lands OF Samuel Burks and Others and also contain
ng 200 .SCssf<
more or less, aud Is the farm which was purchased by
The sad X cham y. Ellis, from "A certain John Bnrks
HE sale II both tracts viii be made . he one first
mentioned, 10 wit that lying between PedIa river and
llofsl-y's creek.
TERMS OF SALE.
Although hy the term, OF the said deed sale il alI.
tlntsed To be made Tor cash. reasonable credit will he
gwen the extent AID conditions nf which will be made
known at the tune. and place oi sale Acting trustee
shall convey only such lItle vested IN me by the
said deed EDMUND WINS ION,
Surviving trustee.
June II lbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27

JAMES W. BRAnfoRp has been elected Senator OF
HE United States. Tor The term Of six years. from the h
March next, y the Legislature Of Maine,
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iNOMNllll\I,- NEAA

"dfr thls head. The Mig has btitf editorial pre
'''e 10 communication llon Bah county setting lanA
certain Aes connected with the removal Of Mr.. CRAw.
to"p from the Post oliae the Warm Springs. and
tue 'PP'lntEeni Of Mr.. MeGrrRJN in his stead. The
REMOVAL OF faithful Postmaster cannot be called nov
ety. and we are, therefore. compelled to examine :or>
'''f mo the cfenmsan ri The case f ,omeih,ao
ae"'' We fl ID 1t in The ta'lon ~ letter fon Gen.
'n'PN'N, The nemsrr Of Congress Goill that District
To DR.. BRoeeE>naorcu
''af SIT received yong lct,er aame time since
t'a''e 'oiheaPpanDmenl ri pslma,ief nj the w arm
,i'n4S, AID "aled SUM line tot The resf,uaon Of
Nh la"i7fdi ha That l4iliug 10 come lave dref-
~ ''d 10 ha'e Ia change made and have appned Mr.
n nso"in' Tue POSTMASTER al The Warm Springs, Tue
Department Is hind cnoneh 10 perml M ON ali cca
S'o"S' 10 make any change desire IN NY district