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Orders are required to be accompanied with payment
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Matters and Things iii Wash
ington.

,rup COMPROMISE BILL. CoRwIN's SrEEC H..
Thc N. Y. Herald contains n very BRIEF
skotch of tho speech made by Mr. Corwln, IN
hc limited States Senate, which is said to
hoye been one of the most wonderful efforts
orthis gaIIent and wonderful man. lie rid
,iIol the bill fore and aft. The Reporter
SAYS
uAGer speech Of three hours, which
r,yout like n consuming fire through the grass
undera high wind, destroying IN It's flames
nr,u,nents. appeals, authorities, compromises
leaving the whole question in tho naked
farm of the admission or exclusion of slave
~ MIR Corwn concluded 10y planting himself
,,nou the compact Of 1887, IN regard 10 all
,Lnsc territories. With the fathers Of the
CONSTITUTION he would stand or fall.
Scuators, members of the House who were
urcsenr. the Iarge concourse in the galleries
nh concur in the opinion that Mr. CorwIn is
one of the most terrible and eloquent men
or,he age. Opposition is gaining ground in
the Senate. The bill begins to look like an
nbslrdfy to men anxious for the existence o
the Union. The compromise will not pass
Congress this session.
WAsmNGToN, July %.
The TERRIToRIAL BILL.-The prospect
Of the territorial bill is bad. On Saturday
evening Wing caIIcus was held, aud num-
her ofconvcrts against the bill made. This
morning there were twenty-siX Senators OPP
posed to il.
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now in nomination for the Presidency, it is
because he Woud be Hc Prr9iGCnt Of me Wh0ie
pcopie, that his administration would be Just,
liberal, aud comprehensive"
Here we have the Wing principles Of 1910,
us uttered by the candidate who embodied
them, and ms eXpounded by the abIcst Wing
in the Union. Against all this evidence we
have interposed the senrimcutalsm ola class
Of men, who, with one or two exceptions,
have no sympathy with and know nothing Of
the great mass Of the pcople--ior the people
go, and always have gone,ior just such n man
ms General Taylor, one who is thoroughly
honest, who is capable and who has "NoTH-
ING TO SERVE BUT his COUNTRY
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Ncwbury Seminary

VFVll T. Fall Term will commence August "a,
H. and continue twelve weeks. The board
of instruction will consist of
Mr.. JOSEPH f, KING, PrinciP0E
Miss p. M. DYAR, Prcccptress;
sa T.. G.. CHASE, Teacher of French;
and the usual number of experienced compc
ten: assistants Early in the term a class will
be formed of those designing to tcach who will
he addressed from time TO time by gentlemen
interested in the Tcachcrs' = mission,
Bourd crushing, tRoi and .t"rRishCGsy2oWS
may be had for 81 30 pcr week at the Seminar
Boarding House. Convenient and pleasant
rooms may be obtained by those who prefer 60
board themselves PRENTISS KNIGHT,
Sec. Of Board of Trustees.
Newbury July ~, leiS. [57iw"
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Ip:B ~ E1=t&ya

In Waterford, July 81, Mr. SAMUEL ARM.
rvGroN aged CG years. MIR A. retired the night
previous as. well as usual eXcepta slight sick
ness Mt the stomach, but was found dead carly
the next morning, in a position indicating chat
he died without struggle.
In Westfeld July 9Th, of Consumption, Miss
MARlErr, daughter of Hollis Atwc!!, aged Is
years and months In her death her friends
and ucquuntanccs are called to mourn deeply
the loss of one much beloved and esteemed.---
She was very patient through her sickness,
and died in hope ola glorious immortality be-
yound the grave. Printers in Vt please Ne.
Com
Al st. Louis, Mo, July 3, OF small Pox,
CHARLES ID. BANTER, son Of Hon Harry Blx-
ter, of Barton, W., aged 81 years
A. Bath, N. H., July lG, Widow Jane Cur.
rirr, aged ~ years
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state of siege in Paris shall not be taken of
until tranquility is perfectly assured. The
arrest Of Turics supposed to be implicated in
the late iusurrection,is still taking place dali
ly. The number of prisoners already in the
power of Government, is said to amount 10
twelve or thirteen thousand! The Executive
Government has not determined what to do
with them.
THE WAR in ITALY.
Failure Of Peace Negotiations and dcie'1nn-
alton Of .4aSiria 10 vigorously prosecute The Wm,
The Austrian Government have issued n
manifesto declaring that every ende0vor 10
make peace with lombardy having proved
ubortivc, the war will now be prosecuted
with the utmost vgor
An engagement is expected in n few days
between Radetsky aud the Snrdininn forces
and fears were expressed that King Charles
Albert would be beaten. In that case the in
tcrvcntion Of France will be solicited.
USSIA-DESIGNS UPON TURKEY.
General LADDERS, Il lavorite of the Emperor
of Russu, is at the head Of 10000 men, inten
ded to take possession of the Principaitics
Of the Danube.
CHOLERA in RUSSIA. Letters from st. Pc.
tersburg state thai $500 persons had been al
ready attacked by the cholera.
The Journal de Coustanlinople states thai
The cholera was on the decrease in that city
but was raging terribly at Galalz.
INSTRUCTION AT TRINIDAD, CUBA
At Trinidad, Cuba, on the 4Ih orJuIy, tho
American flag was hoisted. The troops
were Immediately called out hy the Govern,
ment 10 suppress an unprecedented iusurrcc.
ton Of the CrcOiCs
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One Day Later from France.
LAMARTINE COMING TO THE
UNITED STATES.

The New York Courier and Enquirer has
received, by telegraph despatch from Lon
don to Liverpool, one days later news from
Paris, the latest date being the night of Fri
day, July 7th. The most important item is
the proposed GmharkntiOn of LnmarIinc. the
hero ofthe Revolution Of February last, for
the United States. The despatch, which is
in the New York Courier and Enquirer
snys:
'Lanartnc does not intend to travel Enst,
as has been announced, but has made prep
arn,ions to leave for the United States. He
wilI,pcrh0ps, 90 by the steamer United States,
from HaYrc, on Monday, the 10Th instant.---
[The steamer United States is fourteen days
ont today from Iiavrc, and is hourly cXpCc-
ted at New York
The city ofParis remained perfectly quiet
during the whole of Friday, the 7th.
ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
Five days later from Europe.
The steamship United States sailed from
IInvre the 18th ofJuly, and arrived at New
York July 25.
FRANCE.
France remains tranquil under tho rule Of
Cavaignac, but not content Another slrug-
Gle may be expected. Distress and bankrupt
cy are almost universal, and there are no
signs ofapproNchng Improvement.
PARIS.
Sunday night oh inst. The city is per-
fectly tranquil, but the insurgents are not yet
considered thoroughly hrnIen. Immense
numbers still remain in Paris, awaiting a.
mother opportunity for an outbreak.
The National Assembly were still discus
sing the proposed Constitution. The right
Of universal education was also under dis
cussion, and was earnestly contendcd for, n
gigantic plan Of graduated taxation on IN
hcritnuces had hnen brought forward, dis
cuascd, aud would probably b. passed by the
Assembly.
General Cayaignac has declared that the
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ST, JOhnSbuy Academy

TBNIIE Fall Term will commence on Wcducs.
< day, Sept. the 9th,
MIR. JAMES X. COLBY, PRINCIrAL,
assisted by competent Teachers.
Additional accommodations for hoard will be
afforded in the new house erected near In" A
cademy.
Rooms can be obtained, by those who may
wish 20 board themselves, on reasonable terms.
For further particulars apply 20 the Princ,-
pal or J. z. BANCROFN, Soc.
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HIGH SCHOOL,

3 ar. IRA CASE, recent graduate Of
va Amherst College. will open a School in
the Village of Lunenburg, on "Wednesday ,
August 80, 10 continue eleven weeks In.
struction will be given in the various branches
usually taught in High Schools and Acadc-
mics.
Tuition for the torm, for English Branches,
$500; for the Languages, $500.
Iii desirable that those who attend, should
commence with the term.
!.uncnburg, July :, leaS. 5j3wG
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NNqQsin de SGpte.
! G. D. RI.IN

7, q, II II II u y u
u EEPS for sale 100 kinds of he best and
IN most popular medicines, among which
are Townscnd's Sarsnparlln, BrOnts Indian
Pulmonary Balsnm and Purifying Extinct,
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, TuyIor's Bal
snm Of Lvcrwort, Jones Drops for humors,
MoGat's Life Pills and Phnnix Bttcrs, Colm.
stocks Vermifugc, Dalley's Magical Pain EX-
tractor, Davis Pain Killer, &c, &c,
and those of established good rcpute will ever
be recommended.
Concord, Vt, I3Is l57lil
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The Mark cts.

BRIGHTON MARKET, Thursday, July %.
NJ market, go beef cattle, - COWS * calves,
$500 sheep and go swine
Beef Dull-cxtra 20; first quality,
So 6; second quality, 5,23 a $50; thrd, s..
Working Oxcn-no sales noticed.
Cows and Calvcs-S22, %, 81, and S'3?.
Sheep 81 81, I,55, 1872, 2,l2, 2,}3 :, 10,
Swinc-Dull-smoll pigs &C.; old hogs A It
33c; retail & a 7dc.
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, July "a.
At market 42l beef cattle, lljO sheep and
lambs.
cs-Bccfcattle-A few extra, sol; first
quality, - a 6; I'd quality, %5u5f
Ola ShceP--l,3 80, to $2,75; Lambs ,23 Il
$3.50
BOSTON MARKET July -.
BUTTER-store l34 a iG,shpping II Il -!
family - a %.
CIlEESE-ncw milk a s, four meal a 6,
shipping I.
FLOUR-Tioward street GIG a 90; Ohio,
81 n 0 00 Geuescc, com br. :, % n ~.
CORN-N"liow, round, 81 -, fiat IS u 81,
white 80 81.
OATS-southern, % a 37;'northern, 10 a AZ.
WOOl.-Thcre has been but a moderate
demand for domestic fleece and pulled, at
H..
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the North for first indnlging in slave traffic,
and 'hon turning TO deprive the South ofits
property in slaves.
Mr. WestcottneXt spoke Oh the Southern
side. The Senate then adjourned.
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Strayed

ETROM the pasture Of the subscriber, on the
L night Of the 10Th Of JuIy, a three years
old stag, of bright red color, with his right
horn lopped.-Any person giving information
of the whereabouts, or restore to the owncr,snld
stag shall be satisfactorily rewarded. Ti7Iw2
Kirby, July -, ISIS. HIRAM STEVENS.
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In Haverhill, N. H., by Rev II. Rood, DR..
Francis b Brewer, of Barnet, Vt TO Miss Su-
san RI Rood, Of llaverhill.
In Albany, July H. by Rev. MIR Putnam.
MIR Emery w. Miles 10 Miss Abba Jane Stiles
In Derby, June 81, by Roy Mr. Merriam,
Mr. Benz. Bates to Miss Marietta Blake, of
Stansteat.
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To Farmers !

4 FEW SUPERIOR GRAIN CRADLES
q manufactured by d. Flanders, for sale by
JOSEPH HANCOCK.
ST. LnhnshnrY. In!Y %, 1913. 514w3
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N 0 T ] CE.

SUPERIOR GRAIN CRADLES mauuiac-
y turcd by the subscriber and for Sale at my
shop in Sutton, and by BEMIS y, DEMlSON,
Lyndon Centre JOSIAH BROCKWAN
SuuonJuly 20, lSiS. 513wr
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LATER FROM NJ EXICO.


Now Orleans July IL.
Bynn arrival from Mexico we have letters
and papers as late as the 7th inst. from the
Capital.
No positive information has been received
us TO the progress of the revolution. We on
" know that the Government forces under
Generals Bustcmenrc and CorlaZnr had been
united, to the number of 1000, preparatory
to an attack upon the insurgents, commanded
by Padre Jarnuta.
The Supreme Court Of Mexico has under
consideration the protest against The late
treaty with the United States.
o. Governor Francis II. Skunk, Of Penn.
died at Harrisburg on Thursday.
IL Gen. Scott not being a candidate for the
Presidency, Mr. Polk has ordered the charges
preferred against him to be with drawn.
Q-7Thc Iunkers now call Martin Van Blu.
rem. Mr. Van hotter.
GFThe Vermont Gazette, published at East
Bennington has pulled down the Case and But
Ter flag which has been floating at the head Of
its columns for several months past.
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EFOneestics.
Sash, Doors Il blinds,

VETIIlCIi are made of good stock, in the
w latest styles, and OF different qualities,
with prices to correspond; all Of which are
made by machinery, aud therefore can be sold
cheaper than hind made sash
All Work Warranted Good,
and sold CIEE.4P for cash or approved credit
N. b. All orders sent by mail will receive
attention j.. MORRIS.
St. Johnsbury, 1SI5. 571tf
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Whig County Convention.

The Wings Of Calcdonil County are r..
qucsicd 10 meet at Danvillc, August Z, a. : Q
clock, A. NJ, TO nominate candidates for the
Senate and transact any other business deem.
ed necessary. Per order OF Co. Com.
July -, ls4S
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AZ A&33S .. CO ~ * !,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02
JOHN e.. .UcCL9NIfii.N
GROCER AND. COMMISSION MERCHANT
LYNCHBURG, w.

4 AN now receiving my Spring and Summer Stock o
Goods. lately purchased, at low prices. ens,tiuu in
part Of the following articles viz
2uu bays Rio and Laguyra Coffee,
Is 20 GA Java do. yerv sup-r,yr
80 hhds n o. p r. and ST. Crox s.g.T
ID boxes Loaf Sugar,
~ hhds ana bbs.Noasses. (some very superjorN
4i0 kegs Nails
$50 sides Sole Leather
10 bbls Tanners Oil (best quaIity.)
i casks Lamp and Whale OIL.
- reauls Foolscap and Letter Paper.
roo do Wrapping Paper
10 tons Country and Trsdegar Iron.
90 boxes Sperm and I'allow Candles.
90 kegs Blasting and Rifle Powder
70 boxes Tea
! chest do, very superior article.
5000 Cotton Yarns,
Az boxes Raisins
2 tierces Rice, fresh
Shad, Mackerel, Herrings and Roe Herrnos
LE9U Osss,
TO bbls Rectfed and Mountain Whiskey.
IS do Old Rye Nhiskey,
10 do Apple Brandy.
l2 do Imitation French Brandy.
French and Pale Champagne Brandy, (very supe-
rior,)
Madeira and Sherry Wine, (best qualily.)
Porter. Rum, Gin. Malaga, Sicily, MADEIRA and Port
Wine, with many other articles
ON MISS IO.N USTNE.
My prompt personal attention given 10 consicnmens Of
FLOUR, WHEAT, TOBACCO, BACoN and all kinds coun
try produce. Aso to receiving and forwarding Goods
and Produce. No charge for drayage.
May It's JOHN G. McCLANAHAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02
HURTS PRES rg.ss,
DEALERS IN.
GROCERIES. LIQUORS AND DOMESTICS
OF ALI. KINDS.
FORWfRDLN'G IND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,

FORWfRDLN'G AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Main Street, LyuehouFI, NJ.
4 RE now receiving. ann have III store. large and
a welt selected stock NJ Goods. recently purch
ii Ae Northern ciies Jr embarrassing ID part IF the
2I0 bags Rio, Iagaayra ana Java Coffee, some very
superior,
. binds \. O.. P, aod St CT"iA Sugars,
. bbls. y. U. clarified do ...
Is kinds. and bols p. Il. andN. o. 1iyasses
terce Suiart's extra Syrup,
1000 lbs. .Jle Le1theI, ..- --
~ tons Trele1a atd Country Bar Iron,
22iO lbs Blstergd %ted s-y1s-
1000 % Nayor = Co.'s Shear ana Cast Steel.
lGJ sacks u o4it,
30 bales " Dorosics, from s-4 " 54
10 ~ Cotton Oznabargs, Nos. ana y
10 bDs. Tanners Oil.
10 DO Nos. and Aiackarel
30 boxes sperm and talow Candles,
$50 kegs Nails, all sizes, including box and lining
Nails,
500 lbs. Hoop iron all sizes
30 kegs Rife ana Blasting Powder,
20 nests Wood Ware
80 boxes English Cheese
1000 lbs. Lewis's White Lead.
20 boxes S,uart's Loaf Sugar
10 bbls Crushed and powdered d.
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns, best factories.
10 tons Richmond Ground Plaster,
II cases Hats. Including Panama Leghorn Palm
Leaf, sc.
LIQUORS.
50 bbls Mounlan and Rectifod ,yhiSkey,
20 do. old Rye, J. Martin Remnants do
pipe Otard, Dupuy & Co, Brandy.
do J. J. Dupuy s Co. do
do A. Seignrtte, do
20 bbls. Imitation Brandy.
10 do Apple Brady
10 do Rye Gin,
10 do Boston Rum,
S do Sicily Madeira Wine,
do fine old do 10
do Malaga Wine.
Including Indigo Madder, Copperas, Alum, salt pc
tre Borax, LOgwood. Putty, Allspce, Pepper Ginger
Pants, Tow Linen, Bleached Sheetngs and Shifting
race Chains Spades, Shovels, Castings, Wagons boxe
with variety of other articles not mentioned III the abo
catalogue.
0c- WANTED.-Bacoa Flour FlaSseed. Butte
Tow and Flax linen Ginseng. beeswax. Whiskey 81
or which the highest market price viii be given n
Cashier Barter.
April 20--ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02
LrNCMBUwe, MONDAY MoRNIsG, oCToBEss ssf-.
$50 REWARD
S5U RE " ARD
n WILL pay the above reward of $50 fer the apPre-
\ henson and delivery Of
LANES O. HJLLLilfS

.L7MES O. HILLLflIS
to the Jail Of Appomattox He made his escape from
Jail on Thursday, Ih- 21th inst. BY cutting his way
through the loir win auger.
SAID Jauts o. w llllams was tried at our last Supe-
rior Court for unlawully shooting Robert WEBB and
sentenced to the Penentiary for three years. There
will De reward offered fJr MIN in few days by he
Governor.
Williams is between p and q years Old, 5 feet s
inches high sallow complexion, bad front teeth, and
Drown mar ,whsn ne very long. He had on when
he left pair OF striped Fan,aoons green jeans ccat and
d cloth cap. He is I Nheewrght by trade, and
has served several years the Iaiors trade. He will,
have NJ doubt change his clothes and have his hair
trimmed as his father and brother both Turk
cd about the Court House late that night.
JOHN RAINE
JaiIorg .lpponlattoa county.
Aurust 3-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02
~ o Il Il q Il

TO ALL WHO HAVE WOOL
TUE subscriber has up the notion that all those who
L have Wool carded viii find the Blackwater Cot
onand Woollcn Factory be the place where be
done right and if well carded, should be spoiled,
that they will get 80 per b for 1.-THE wool beng
we'll cleaned Cards in operation, and working we'll
JAS. s. CREWDSON, Agent.
shall be ready few days to Woollen Cloth and
Jeans
June l9-ts j S. C..
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& YOUNG MAN who has had several years expe-
1 Z rlence in the goods business with extensive ac
qualntance in lie country surrounding Lynchburg wish
Is 70 get employment salesman in some mercantile
house il this place "a dry goods would be pr fer
% aud small salary quired) For further infma-
ton address a. b., i.ynchburg.
Sept 2S-3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02

BRYANT s TLNSLET.
AF 3 in store large and well assorted
z STOCK OF GOODS.
Onslsling In part of the following articles
IS hhds. Porto Rico, CUBA aud n o. Sugars.
20 bb;. Clarified do
30 boxes Loaf Sugars. "Woosev Il Woolsey >
500 bags Rio, Laguayra, Java, and African Cof
20 hhds. Molasses.
~ bbs. Mnlasses, prime article
40 boxes Hull s Sons and Taow Candles,
1000 lbs Sole Leather, good and damaged,
250 kegs \ ais assorted sizes.
20 bbls. Tanners Oil. prime article.
30 baskets Sweet Oil,
casks Solar Oil,
2 tierces of Rice,
20 boxes and chests of Tea,
ceroons best Indigo,
1000 lbs. Nader,
1000 lbs. Alum,
1000 lbs. Copperas.
S tons Country and Tredegar Iron.
500 lbs. Cast and Shear Steel,
90 bbs. North Carolina Tar .
so boxes s = 10 and 10 x II Glass,
500 lbs Putty.
80 Grind Stones
200 sacks Salt
10 bags of Pepper.
bags Ginger,
10 cases Liquorce,
so kegs White Lead No. l. and extra,
$50 lbs Shoe Thread fine and coarse,
30 kegs Kentucky Rifle Powder,
SO kegs Blasting Powder,
500 lbs Hoop Iron,
45 reams Cap and Letter Paper,
DO bales "a, rs and "A brown Domestic
$50 pieces beached Domestic,
500 pieces of Calico,
80 cases Fur and Silk HITS,
6 cases Wool Hats
With great variety of other goods. too tc
mention in an advertisement. all Of which we offer
exceedingly low prices for cash barter.
August It's BRYANT s FINLEY.
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FALL GOODS.
F9NHE subscribers in receipt Of che following
L Goods winch will be sold unusually low,
IA and ga fued Cloth,
81 IS and "A plaid Linseys,
Army Cloths for servants wear,
Fancy Black and White Prints,
White Red and Yellow Flannel,
Egyptian Nlitts,
Linen Cambrick Handkerchiefs,
Fancy Silks, Lamartine Plaids,
silk Frnges and Buttons,
Real Silk Warp Alpaccas.
PETERS * STIGLER
Sept. Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

NTE will offer for sale the premises. to the high
w est bidder, on a credit Of year. eighteen
MONTHS and years saturday. the 4th day OF No
vember next, a TRACT or LAND, the late residence
Of Andrew Whitley, decd lying both sides of G Inch
River in the county If IazewelI. about mile from
Jacksonville, containing POS ACRES Of good Land,
well adapted either TO grazing Or grain growing, about
50 Of which under good fence and cultivation,
and about 20 well set grass, being equal to
any meadow in the county. But what must recommend
this is its great facilities for every kind Of
chnery run with water power. There it now
well built and commodous GRlSi MILL, an --.
excellent SAW MILL, good HOUSE and sH;ii;I
MACHINERY for running Carding Machine, I.@aI..A
all supplied from a when at all seasons of the
year furnishes them with abundance Of wafer The
dam the Of stone and built in the very
best manner and all Of the above described buildings
&c OF the best material and built after the bst and
most substantial manner. There are also GOOD stone
a. DWELLING HOUSE. and out houses such as
.liiA Smoke House, Brick Spring House, 81. and
new aud convenient Barn and Stables. Persons wish
ing purchase procure any further information
which may be desired i'll relation 70 said property BY
applying to John A. Kelly, TazewelI G. H.. Va.
WM. WHITLEY and others
heirs of Andrew Whitley, decd
Sent 2S-4W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02
WV. n. BLACaFoRD. Editor.
PUBLISHED BY
BLACKBOARD, T0NNLEf & BILLIARD,

IN M
tur D,,l7s per reurr rrl7'f 10 lae1aee- ~ yla5-
.,pt9a tgiT b re-s: d1r t1rt tat tarn i, 4at-e
LIZ o prrer ,-5e dgron.t4tc4 - rt AZ the discretion
Of the Edtors) until an arreorages are pad
- .fDYER TLsEuE.NTS inserted at 50 cent. pen
syuus (orIess) far euery form Insertions ana 81 cts
per .~e (or Less) for erery o,,ter fam Insertion.
2Y.fDTERIISEP 8 n Itusf - itofs an his ~.
long tcstts has advertisement tei otrc.-
s7ieut not 50 noted rcl be Inserted TIL lis 3se5aut-
5e ordered
FOR FEIRI-Y .4DFERTISLNT;t the tcrr.s IRE for
privilege otttso squares, 80 for lars - far
~ s7tre inner farm, : g. Ecsry yearly adUer;ueT eoH
,~7uredto cofne 4. ttrsrtslls t. h rtic,la, iae Vt
BUSINESS.
o. JOB PRINTING recutedaeat'y rnderpeaiti9usly
M on reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02
HANDS IT3N'TED.

WANT to hire 50 MEN and BOYS, to work on tn
1 Mountain Section of the Canal The work is dry
aud no danger from blasting
In my absence from town, Ar. George Il Roberts Is
authorised to act in hiring hands
Jan la-ts HTGU MGNTGOMERIE-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02

FL p. PAYNE has associated with him in business
EDs his brother James +. Payne. The Book and
Stationary business, WILL in future he conducted under
the style ot ID B. Payne s Brother
ID. B..PAYNE.
JAS. +. PAYNE.