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this be inconsistency, the Republican is welcome
ITO make the most OF it" For ourselyes,we see
no possible ground for the accusation. That The
subject of slavery apperianed exclusively to the
people of the States, respectvely, in which ii ex.
isted-that, in forming State Constitution, it
was the right of the people 10 say whether slave
~ should. or should moi, exst-and that Congress
had no right to interfere in the decision of the
ouestion-are propositions which we had thought
were universally received by Southern men of
all parties. We certainly hold these doctrines
now. not more tenaciouSy than we did when we
denounced Gen. Cass' plan of devolving the de-
cision OF the question of slavery upon the terrific
rial Legislature, composed Of Indians. Negroes
Mexcans and every conceivable mixture of race
Except perhaps our own countrymen.
A"J now, will the Republican explain its own
inccs ~. 'ncy' 1t maintained Gen. Cass doc
trll. and supported him for the Presidency. II
was willing the question of slavery should be de-
cided by territorial legislature, and now objects
to the competency of a Convention of the peo-
ple-not ofthe miserable natives-but four own
people, to pass upon it, Is there no nconsisten-
cy in this
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DIP. OMATIC NTS.

II is, we believe, certain that the following di
plomalic appointments have been made within
the last few days. All the missions abroad have
now been filled by friends ofthe present Admin
istration, except those of 81. Petersburg, Rio and
Buenos Ayres
Col. JAMES WATSON WEBB, of the Y. Y.
Courier and Enquirer goes Charge d'Arares
to Austria, with the promise that the mission
shall be raised to the first rank.
JAMES w. POWER of Penn. has been ap.
pointed Charge d Afaires to Naples, vice Judge
Chnn, who has resigned on account OF his health.
J. NEWT STEELE, of Baltimore, Distinguish
ed member of e Bar Of that city and Deputy
Attorney General, has been appointed Charge d
Affares to Venezuelan admirable selection, as
all admit.
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o., There was insubordination, approaching to
mutiny, on board the u. S. Sloop-ot-war Ger
mantown, lying at the Gosport Navy Yard, on
the night of Sunday, The 18th inst, which was
quelled only by the appearance of the Marines
from the u. S. ship Pennsylvania. Such things
must be expected as the natural result of the ia.
nacal and mawkish philanthropy of the day,
which has sought lately another vent, in getting
up a crusade against the Of the cat O nine tails
in the Navy. Public meetings are held in the
cities; inhammatory addresses are made, abound
ing in exaggerated statements of the extent to
which the cat is used on board ship; the best Of
ficers and most amiable men in the Navy are de-
nounced as blood-thlrsty tyrants-and public SEN
timent is Soughtto be embodied for the purpose Of
inducing Congress to abolish corporeal punish
ment in the service. Sailors attend these meet
ings, and then ship with consciousness that
they are protected in their INSTRUMENTATION by
people on Shore. We hope the muneerS, on
board the Germantown, will receive the m 1St con-
dign punishment authorized by the laws and re-
guations of the the Navy.
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CnAI\lON GDItNCII-

At called Injecting of the Common Council, Of Lynch
bur-, at Their Chamb' r, On Tuesday the 2CIh Nov.
1919.
Present. ohm u, Otey. President and Jesse Hare,
Ptnl J'ues, Jhu II Mcdaniel, Henry Davi>, Tip. d.
Jenni g. md Chat,s W. Chri.tan members
On moiiun. Resolved, that he II N. William Daniel
IT, b. apppned Proxy represent the Corp rallun OF
Lenrhbnfg, in the neNt general meeting f ,he - elk
holders ofthe james River s. knnawha Company IT,
he held in he CITY Richmond and the President Of the
Common Council. is herehy requested, 10 aad
lor"ad to Judge Daniel the necessary power of ator-
nev.
The communication of John Mnrc'l, addressed %
lie President # tie Common C.urcll coucefuing his
loan 10 the eorpralinn, presented the boar read
and on mooo. lhp same ordered u lie Oh tie table
And then the board Adjourned.
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Nov % 1919.

Nov % 1919
At regular meeting Of The Common Couscl lynch.
burg at their Chamber. o. F,idly the 23rd November
1919
Present. I'm VI Otey President and Jesse lare
nj Jones' T. o. Acree, Michael Hart, Pleasant Partir
and TIP ID. jennings members.
Peer f.. Booker, Wei hmaScr made report of Hay
&C.. weighed by him al tie public Scales from the day
nj his appointment t. lbs day, and presented tn,
Treasurer receipt fr Sos 66 the amount received
ir weighing, which read ard approved. And the
said 30 ke's account for SIG for his salary anc
heck. &c. ordered he paid
ReS0red. I hat the President draw on the Treasurer
in favor ol the Chairman Of The Market committee fu
s}3 SO to be paid 10 Michael Norriss for acting as
Neehmaser. during the sickness Of Jee. Murphy late
Weehmas er.
Warren Glrnaway. Keeper Of Powder Magaz ne
made report OF his transactions from the 25th May
1919, to this day. which read to the board and
ceiv d.
WIN. B Brown, Master of Police, presented to the
board his contingent account with the corporation for the
quarter ending this day. which being duly sworn by
him. was received, and The balance due him thereon OF
Sl56,2 els, including his quarters saIarywas ordered
be paid
Thu account ofJohn Thurman. Clerk of The market
against the corp ration, for the quarter ending his day
being duly Ia, presented to the beard and al
lowed. And the b9aoce due thereon If s6S IS III
GLIDING his salary, and for sweeping the market house,
ordered 10 be p7d.
The President Of the Common Council reported 10 the
board. tina in Pursuance OF f rmer resolution If the
Council. he had drawn npn the Treasurer for S. 20. to
defray the expenses Of the gentleman who sehi
DELEGATE 10 The Memphis Rrail Road Convention. by
tow meeting, which Is hereby approved and confirm
ed.
Present Charles w. Christian, member.
Mr. Hare, moved the ard 70 make appropriation
of $500, To HE Oft Street Committee which motion
opposed -and ihereupon Mr.. Hare Withdrew the
motion.
On motion Mr. Hat Resolved, That the President
draw lie Treasurer, in favor of the Chairman # The
Street Committee. for tie of five hundred dollaIs
10 be h Id by him suhjrci The ordpfs of said Commit
tee Ga the passage Of this resolution. the Ayes and
Nys called fr;they a. flows--Ayes Alessrs
o ey, President Hare, Acree, Hart. Parun and Jen
nines,- Nays, Messrs. Jones and ChTisan,-2
And then lle board ali ,nrned.
Abstract from Journal
ID. ROBES, Ct'k,
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Abstract from journal.
ID. ROBES, Cik.,


STRANGE PRosEcUTIoN.-On tuesday last, the case
ofthe State of Maryland Us. Mrs Lavln. wife f the
member Of Congress from Philadelphia. came on befre
Judge Pnviance in Baltimore County Court. The Of
fence charged that he lady made personal assault
up1n Mr. Henry Flte in public road by making her
servant, McNlackrn hold F,p's horse whilst sha gave
hln severn cuts win roach whip, which she did IN
der the belief that Fife had locked into her carriage
three times in an insulting manner but This he denies.
On Friday. the ungaani Judge sentenced Mr., win
10 pay fine Of $50 and COSTS ard McMacken fine Of
So and s,enly repoved her for her indicate conduct
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The New Orleans papers contain abundant de-
tails of the late most disastrous explosion on board
the Steamer Louisiana, while casting off from the
levee of that city. The particulars are truly bar
rowing. Many were killed and wounded sever
al squares off, by fragments Of the boiler and
wreck striking them, many Of them on board
other boats in the vicinity. The number of bodies
recovered lat the last date was 81, 60 were wound
ed and missing But it is believed many more
were killed and thrown into the liver. mod.
crate estimate carries the total number of casual
ties to two hundred
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NEW YOR

The result of the election in New York is as
near a drawn battle as we remember to have seen.
The Democrats have a majority of TWO in the
House, and the Wings like majority in the Sen
ate. OF the State Officers elected. each party
has one-half The Wings may regard the re-
election of the old members of what is called the
State Cabinet, as the endorsement by the neople
of the Wing ad nini>trafion of the State affairs.
There is a tie on Joint ballot of the two IlouS-
es. The Lieutenant Governor has casting vote,
by the Constitution, as presiding officer, in the
Senate. He is, by the Constitution, the presiding
officer, when the two Houses come together
ii is argued, by analogy ought to have casting
vote. The It. Governor is a Wing.
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LyNcunuRc MARKETS. NOV. %.

LNNCunuRG MARKETS, NOV. es
P"r'siH.is Baeon,b 10 bl Beel. 50 10 l. Co,n Meal
II Ia 80 cenls.
tfor SB.
lFhtdt Red s. cents White 90
Grdii.-Corn. 10 Ia - cts; Oals2S cents.
tlorte Seed M demand.
ithdeg-3l ca
BtcHrur-lS Ia - cents.
BsHr==ll to L. cts.
BHnil-Apple. none oilartnf Peach none offering
Bu Iron So5 assorted aud $50 90 when drawn To
rider
Co1er -R'o / II l2l cents; Lagura 10 IL, ia
Va l2i t. l.; Mocha %
Country luics Low II To l2l; FLAX l2I to Is.
Cotton ldrN-Salrs l6lo Z cents
kedthers-3O IL 81 cts.
tIar Seed Sales % Ia % cents
Fish -llerrinps. No. |, 81 80; Shad, old g. 50
new 50
Gilstae-25 cents
Hemp-Wo qnoie & 10 6lc. In demand
Liuseti OH-65 Ia 70 eents-in demand
Lard-6l tt.
.'iltssts West India 50 to 10 cts per gallon \
O. 42to IL cents.
Pl0stet-l lump. s5 10 S.,
Sugars New oheaus6 tot cants; Porto Rico oS
cents Catldrd Il cents, Loaf ltol2l cents.
Salt 81 SD a2a
Ia3or=9 to q cents
1ar s. 80 per bbl
u ooi-2i to - cls in demand
" col Rotls-no sales
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CARRIAGES

Married, on wednesday, 2th Oct, by the Rev. Mr.
Lanshome, EDWARD u. CHRISTIAN, of ynchburg, to
CpRNEllA daughter Of the late John BURTON Camp.
bell
on the 2otb inst, by The Rev. VIM II Plunkclt,
Dr. JOIN II ESTES, OF Pusy vauia, To Miss ANGEL
~ II. danght Il VIM. Farmct OF IIalllnN.
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o. The Wings will lose the vote, in the election OF
Speaker of the Hon. Thona as Butler King, who is rot
likely to return from California in time t. lake his seat
the first day Of the session We stated that the
Hon. VIM j Brown. Democratic member elect, from
Indiana, is Ill at home, and will rot be able TO rave--
This tics off Mr.. Kings vote
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COMMUNICATED.
TO MESSRS. TAYLOR, CASS. BUCHANAN
VAN buren,, WEBSTER AND GARRISON.
GENTLEMEN

The question neither Slavery shall
De admitted into the Territories Of New Mexico and Cal
lorna appears to BE- of much interest To yon-and
especially 10 such Of yoc as own no slaves 10 us.
Virginia Politicians. the mater seems to be of very lii
tie interest. We do not much care about the obecl
yhu aim at. about the wherewirh van prnpse
10 accom- Sh it, Some f YOU disposed I, exclude
Slavery by an act Of Congress This we regard as a
great outrage for besides infringing the ptwers
delegated 10 The People Of HE Teuiiories-(fr if hey
have the right to exclude Slavery. suppose of course.
II was conferred on them by The Contituon) it is a
direct insult to US for You have declared, again and
again. that. from ihp climate. soil Productions. &C.. g..
OF the Territories in question:. Slavery be in
uoduced or established therein Now, here. you per
neve, lies the insult for while you say Slavery cannot
exist there, no prnhihory act be passed still you
INSIST on passing such act. in despite Of our opnlpns-
which Is, in onr apprehension, a wanlon insult.
Now, Sirs, beseech You to pause and reflect We
do not 50 much care five are prohibited from carving
onr Slaves into New Mexico and California prorided
The foreign engrans, who have taken possession Of the
lands for the purpose Of digging for gold should 50 de-
'ermne. The Constitution gives them the RIGHT 10 do
ms hut 1t does not confer il on Congress All other
Federal powers, admit, delegated 10 Congress
oh' this particular one delegated. in 1850 10 The
smgrans That shonl in 849 take possrss ion f The
,anos we have purchased conquered of Mexico You
s we are an intelligent people, and fully understand
Inc Cons tuition
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ApP0lNrMfNrBN THE PRESIDENT
James ". Power Of rennsyvania IL b. Char!
'Affllrs 10 Naples. vice THIS W CLinn. resigned

We understand. says the New brunswick Union that
hy the deati ot the late John Potter his nslaw
Cemmod IL N'ucbon.has received addition of n 0oO
pr annum, 10 his already enorm, us income. The an
nnal incnme at The tommnd,re hardly be estimated
at less thin one hundred thousand dars an probably
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-29

bJ- The Rev. j. NJ Forbes, late Rector Of St. Luke's
Church. New York. has formally notified the Standing
Committee of the Diocese, thai he no longer inens TO
exercise the ministry Of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
"it having become"as he says-''my deep aad
scieniious conviction that duty God requires Of
unite myself to the holy catholic and apostolic church
in communion with the See of ROME, 10 which alone !
feel til ny allegiance is due"
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NEW ARRIVALS Ar THE
BOOK, WATCH. FINE JEWE | ny AND FANCY STORE

bUUk, WAlCH, FINE il WtlRf ANU FANNY olUHt,
Mart door ADORE DON r C. Pefeqs' Dry Goods Store.
IN subscriber regularly. the close oi n week. for
wards orders Tor boaks JeNeify Fam, Goods. 10, 10
New York city, aod gets returns Ia eight days by ADAMS u
COS Express ~ that he receives weekly, all that he can
conceive To he new and desirable
lie sa all tins llrased to ode any Books, lewelry OF
Fancy Goods, amh he may not have on han as he has
made his arrangements with the fkpress Company perfect
aslo guaranty tha most spnedy returns
lie also receives regularly by mail about Is different hind
o the best Literary papers winch he furnishes by the
iIc h.. lately received the allowing new Books
Lite aud works o Co"pef, by GnnahaHi
Characteristics Of Literature, by Henry I rueh,nan,
powling'S History of Ilomansm,
Buttons Anatomy ui Melancholy,
Encyclopedia Americans IN II vols,
Charming : Worts, "
C,clopcdm ol o .0pU Practical Receipts
Old Fellows Offering luf 1919 and 80,
Rose II Sharon,
Sarah hudson, by Fanny Forester,
Julsan Offering,
Young Womsh's Guide,
Young Man t'nide,
The Young House Keeper,
The Agr,euuralisI's Guide and Almanac ior 1850
l when he Saaa Fo"a ss'%g 81 beautiful BIZ
New Novels and Magazines.
Cortsnelo, be George Sand, vols,
3ist vols History o Prndenni. b, " NJ Thaehsiay
jeremiah Pukes, b, Ms Mackenzie Daniel,
Rocking ham o. the Younger Brother
Fancy, the little AIiIltner, by chas. Bowrfoh,
Ada and 6ne OF the two Neees,b by Ms. Grey,
Fanny Thoro,oo, or Marriage Lottery,
The DoNBgor.h by Mr. Cory,
The Invisible Gcutlomhn,
The Mysterious Contour, hy an Old Salt, 70,
Godc,'s Ladies Book, Tor November, Irco % cts,
Sltain', Magazine do do
=, Also ahon' twenty . cold Lever Watches
Such a. Gold Guard vi and Fob Chains, nre., Pins,
Bracelets, Ear l'ns' Finger ring, Gold and Silver Pom
aud Pencil Cases. e.. 80.
lie has yet on haad about dozen splendid large s,ed
p INT :.
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IcTr M oND nj n RnErs.

Nov. %, 1919.
TORAt(O -R,ccirtsy cty li,bt r,crs SHADY
W. o's,e Ioo' a. soG W." @ SIa"s ID
45,5l | ,sf con mon srlrt6 ,nd "a n,i,LIlino III,
6 | . cood and 6ao $3.50.
FIOIfR. The r,celnis c,nlinoe modeote G,r uc
sens,u Sales of Richna Il .un,riino nt 1, ON Seo,ts
vile brands A.! In As Isl
WHEAT -Recrlr,s nIe inc,,sainc md the snrply
Is now annie AN,ocu,e ,rd a, 1, !, 81 o5. vlle 1. Of
dIO-lhe Liter far \ very far n,,cle
WHEAT OFFAI Ran In e1s . shn,,s II conts .
Brown sun. % s.. Sb,r's,"o, AZ, cents prr bYshl
Drmand tar and stocks I'obr.
CORN-Wcoote fonYu 574 eta ner busbel -
TIE recei.fs are .phr. aud demand i,ir.
CORN NEAL 60 E, Ga r,s Nor L,sba
oNIs-Nor much DOM. We uuo,e 33,35 cont. per
hush,I as The selllno pr,c
GUANo-pal.eo o,a $50 per TN of POGO lbs; rern.
ivan II for five t ar more, SiS fr smaller ouonr.
say from nr T." IS" 5 ms V '' s'' ''''' f'''''
NluSkEY- Richmond rectlled. % els in barrels
will pord demand Cincinnati fect6ed In bbIs
none in market
Provisions
cents h round. " ,srra sides Ga6! cents. shonhl,s
s cons. uansGa lors, Lard. ia bills. 7 cts
in hons, :, cents The demand for Bacon Of ali kinds is
small
BUTTER Mouutain .irkin, ii a Is cts. per H. for
snp,r or articles an ordinary ncl may be quoted at III
a I2} cents.
COFFEE. Prices con inue sfalinnafy with liphi
slochs o all descriptions. aud limited demand We
onnre R,o At OLA IOl i aouavro q, a IOl. Lawn no.,
II cts
MOIASSES.-Tf market enn,inues very bare Of
GOOD We quote Cuha At 22a25 els; New Or ears 25 a
3ots.; p Re, % SO g In GOOD demand
FLAXSEED al ln-none arriving.
SUGARS We continue the ono,a,l5ns or last week
rcna,kms that with Gradual reduction II pchs. rrlc,
are Fl ner. say New Orleans 81 Ga; Poro llco & ?;
III Crnix7n7g
TEAS -Iunefi,l and t,uonnvder m eta n tl ner n,
and d,l
CLOVFRSFFD N, s,les-no demand,
BEFSAyAX-o % Il, % c,s per pouud
OII-N infet sn.r.n hL,cheJ l95 cents. unbienebeJ
12o cents winnie an A. I,n.eed ~ Ia rs Tanners
OIL l2lI5
COAI-lOto ls cents ncr bu.hcl best Clover Hill
Is crns.
70 ''' ''''o''''' 4''' '''''''
E,Nn,rc c-n,,,o.,
49, w 1'' " -" N''" ~ -
NV Nao' 90 o. en '','e ''"' p''.'
'oa''u'.'''' - ~, Siei'h''e" 90 ~ ~ 'T' '''''"
''n ,T 1,' "ridTpc 20. 30 49,. III. r..o
,,.,, % "a % . pc ~ 'n 20 "a,
~, ~ '"' ''''i'.g'- u, "' ~ 80
IN re ioa W 10 s'"ss S''' n'cN'''' - ''9''
= n, - - o.. "a o"'u-s'' " '"''
-, -, 80 a. ,,1,,, ~
mrm.rn ~ ~ GEMS pc, "'shs, e7l
s''''o ''"', pr o' '"'' '"'e' -
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10 The U Dry Dock, at the New York Navy
Yard, fastening to completion, and it is thought will
be ready to receive the soop ofwar Dale. by the Isl
January next 1t will cost about two millions Of dollars
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F.g.SS v E % sbgb.s.

Eg.SS sS % DEbs.
II u. PAYNE Il BRO. receiving a hes
IL. uul assortment OF FANCY AR IIGIES consist ing
III part of the following
Splendid PAPER Maehie Portfolios
" lnkslands
" Work Boxes
Gard Cnse,
Silver, Shell, and Pearl
Port Monies Tor ladies aud gentlemen
Elegant Paper Weight, assorted
Ialirs' Work Boxes and Portable fiing Desks scve.
eral styles
Silver Bo1uet Holders,
Fancy pvn Holders, some beautiful,
London and French Tooth Brushes,
Hat Brushes, Hair do, WhisLs do. for cloths gan
article,
Watch Guards, Poeke Books,
Silver and gold Pencils and Pens,
Ivory Tablets Chess Men, Baegammon Boards, Men
and Caps.
Motto Wsiers Note Paper, En,elops,
Inl,siands, Sand Boxes, &c, &c,
Many other articles will be added in few days
Oct 29--ts
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FOR RENT

'IllE HOUSE and lot ADJOINING the residence of Il
L Rev Mr kmeltle. foi rrms apply to u Rode. or Il
undersigned WM. 4 NhNCEY
Nov. 26-tSif
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SONS OF rEMpERANC

special meeting col ndeton Division, No o. will be
held tins evening, at 6t o'clock. The mcmhe,s Ahncr
Copon Division invited attend Addresses will be
delivered in OF the Churches by Ness RYAN and Cross
Nov. PET J. { YOUNG; Il =
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ARRIVAL OF Tile STEAMSHIP CALEDONIA.
NfEk LATER FROM EUROPE
IMPORTANT COA.hERGLlL .NEUS
FARTHER ADVANCE IN COTTON.
SLIGHT DECIlNEl IN BREhDSruFFS.
Blliiuurr. NV, S5lh. p. NJ.
Tie steamer Caledonia arrived al Boston last night.
and an fnahed In forward you the following important
commercial intelligence:
The Caledonia sailed from Liverpool on the 10th of
November.
torroN.= The Cotton market was active. and prices
bad alvaHeel an eight 10 fourth Of penny The
81 wing the Trade Committees qdata,ions VIZ:
Fur Orleans. SD, fau Moble q Irlnod Ga oar
readers VII remember that B,own & Shpe,'s annia-
thus fr Nv 81. wrrr; Far leans t; r.. Fair Mobile
al Upland 81 d and Ndll n qualities 81 CAL
BREApsrUFrs. -'ibe Bfeadsutl markets were dull
Flour aud Gnro having slightly destined
MoNEs Tie money market easy. Consols clos
Ell. by The latest quotations. at %
Thiss al The steamers news that has yet come to
hand.
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kf0Dsc Of me Thermometer,
RrroRTfp FuR TIL "vlR6NiAN" ny
ID. B. PAYNE 4 BROTHER. Booksellers,
MAIN STREET, lANCl1Bt RG.NA
NEGRO MAN AT AUCTION

IA T. viii sell nj Exchange Corne-. Saturday, ohio
w Is day II Dec mhef,) sronI able=hodlel NE
GRO MAN, about frlv yrs of age. Term4 hhrraL
AkFRS, BILLIARD * JOHNSON,
Nv II ,ua6an.nre
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Mills for Lease or Rent,

Will. lease the ,t,si aud Mills belonging
to Mil {. lau"t, situate about miles hum ,nch
burg on Barous creek together with l0l 81 good
lnd as can hr found IN the ncshhnihood. comfortable
Dwelling House continuing iput and cellar, has Just
been erected the ptcmtsr tho whole placed under
good icneng large portion at lie land good meadow,
aud VOL set IN poesson hc had Ia seed IN wheat
II desired APP, 10 r, : 1uIrER,
Sept ln-b Brli I'D county.
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6 90 A CIR Els,

living and being il the county Franklin on the water, of
Maigcl, creek dnns the land. 81 Turner Pcarson and
other. benz the the iato Rachel RaRhy resided
and OCCUPIED AZ prtsen tt Iluddleson aud Nelson All
.hite The Land vii bo divided in three tracts The terms
ct ie wi" he credit 81 ON two and three yeats Tor equal
PORTIONS ni the purchase money. Bonds with good
security required II The parehasc aud the It'll the Land
feancd a. tarihrr seei, until the pur base none, fall
paul. subject to resale IN default payment sums
any mart thtirot
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no (l,e y,ntlics,

INNIRAtf ol Vanilla aud Extract ut . on very ronyc
II utcnt aud useful artieles vnling Custa
Jellies, blanche Mango &r
Also eeapc refined aud shred Isngas. Of very superior
quality, 1t salrb
Nov. ~ is II JOHN IL SEAY pt,gpis,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-29
NOTICE.

DoNSoANI 10 DECREE ef the county cont oi Franklin
prnnenneod On the 10th das OF November lsia in tho
Gaze OF Wright Sc against Wny sr., the under signed
commissioner appointed by said decree will sell the pre-
misses TO the highest bidder, pub auction the 18th
December next, lair n not the next fair day, Sund tys
excepted certain Tract parcel LAND In the bill and
llnoeedlngs OF said enl lnnnnnd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-29
fine EUarg Epru sso0sss.

iiAN l. On hand beautiful assortment oil Centlemens
fnneY Dry t.ee. sneh Cloths, q peeu Rues in
etOtassmCics Neurs, Neck and Pocket andhefe hies,
hi, Stk, Burkao aud Nad Gloves which will soil
low, not at less than they he obtained clrwher-
Nov 1g-iits JOHN T. WRIGHT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-29
Es.Pgs EFsO.y.

~ Tons American Rolled Iron, ai almost every size, rount
- square aud Hat, receiving per bare Dn' Warwick
Tor sale by GEORGE BAGBY
Nov 22-Giif