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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-08-02
COOlne ss.-A Tale About Head.


Jake, a little buck negro belonged to DR.
Taliaferro, was said to have in his little
frame heart as big as General Jackson's.
Hedidnt fear even our respectable fellow
citizen, Old Nick; and as for GOODNESS, he
was as cool as the tip-top Of the North
Pole.
One day, DR. Taliaferro upon the oeca-
| slonof the commencement OF a M edical Coll
lege, of which he held the chair Of Anato-
my, gave dinner. Among his guests
was well known ventriloquist. Late in
the evening after the bottle had done its
work, the conversation turned upon cour-
age, and the Doctor boosted considerably
Of his favoiite man Jake. He offered
TO bet that nothing could scare him and
this bet the ventriloquis took up, naming
at the same time the test he wanted impos-
ed. Jake was sent for, and he came.
Jake said the Doctor, i have bet
large sum Of money on your head, and you
must win it. Do you think you camp
Berry well, MASTER replied Jake, tiust
tell dis niger what he's to do, and he do
! it shure.'
4 want you TO 60 TO the dissecting
room. You will find two dead bodies
there. Cut off the head Of one, with q
large knife which you vii! find there and
bring it tous You must not take light,
however; and don't get frightened.
Oats all, is it? inquired Jake. oh!
berry well, I'll do dat sure for sartin: and
as for being frightened, the debil amt GO
ing TO brighten me-
Jake accordingly set off, reached the
dissecting room and CROPPED about until
he found the knife and the bodies. He
had just applied the former 10 The neck Of
the latter, when from the body he was A.
bout to decapitate, hollow and sepulchral
voice exclaimed:
Let my head alone!'
Yes sab, replied Jake, i amt 'iicular:
and tudder head II do as WELL
He accordingly put the knife to the
other corpse, when another voice, equally
unear,hly in its tone, shrieked out;
Let my head alone!' u
Jake was puzzled at first, but answered
presently:
Look hea! Mister Tolliver say must
bring one oh de heads, and you isn't gwine
" Ioot mC HO". anu jake IdCkCu away
until he separated the head from the body.
Thereupon half dozen voices screamed
out:
Bring it back! bring it back!'
Jake bad reached the door. but on hear
ing this, turned round and said:
'Now-now, see yah! Jes keep quiet,
you fool, and don't wake up the women
folks. Masters only gwine TO look al the
| bumps ~
Bring back the head at once!' cried the
voice.
TEND you right away, sahr replied Jake.
as he marched off with his head, and in
the next minute deposited it before the
| Doctor.
So you've got it ! see said his master.
J. 'Yes sah,' replied the unmoved Jake,
but please be done lookin' at him soon,
kays de gemplin told me TO fetch him back
right away'.-John Donkey.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-08-02
aiIna A. Hudson ,

q I, LAUNAN Gho. =. LAoMAS
,. g, LMussSan 4 BrOther.
FORWARDING and Commission MERCHANTS,
Ii rAr.ef Front ana Jefferson streets, Burlington,
io~a. wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods,
croceriss, Hardware, Queensware, Boots, Shoes,
Nab, CPS, etc, etc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-22

the lowest estimate, R22, OOO, 900. And the en-
fire accumulation of wealth in the Kingdom is
said to be ESQ, 900 900, annually. Yet, to be en-
abled TO make a loan to Austria, the Government
must resort to a special levy. But we are not
surprised at this, when the Government expends
annually, upon the Royal Forests, Rl,Ss more
than their income, which is EOS, 1860.
Financiers are much needed in Europe. Every
Government in Europe is perplexed with fnan-
cial troubles. Spain is deeply embarrassed
The Governments of France, Austria, Piedmont
and Tuscany, ore indebted 10 the amount of G20,-
600, 900. This prevalence of national poverty
must, necessarily, cripple the operations of the
European Governments. And we fear much evil
may yet grow out of this condition. 1t will, how
the e. world are making over the rights and lib
critics of the people. The probability is that we
shall hear but little of war. A proper apprecia-
ton OF the necessity for economy, will prevent
Europe from engaging in wars; or, IL she lmpru-
ly become entangled in them, her poverty must,
Of necessity, limit her operations.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-22
ITEM S

eS- Bishops Hedding, Waugh, Morris, Hamil-
ton and james, of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
have, in circulars addressed to their Church, for
hidden a participation in fashionable amusements,
dancing in particular.
Gs- 1t is said, that 40, 900 head of cattle have
passed down the valley of Virginia this season.
%, The Geological Survey of Lake Superior
has been completed, and.the maps, SC. sent to
Washington.
e5- Lieutenant Gilliss, U. S. N, left Panama
on the 2s,h ultimo, for the purpose of establish
ing an Astronomical Observatory in Chill.
Hs. We have contradictory reports relative to
the death OF the Hon. Thomas Butler King.
&S. The Richmond Wing announces the ap-
pointment of r. Lindsay Walker as Engineer of
the Scottsville and Staunton Road.
o., Garibaldi, the Hungarian General, has
evaded his pursuers and set sail for TuniS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-22
r. MI. ZIMMERMAM.

I5I, Main street, Eagic square, RiehWond,
~ order
10 bales Noliu Nnnndsi 10 sacks Sicily de-, 5 do Eng
ii-h Walnuls, 8 sa,ks Iiozi Nuts, 10 do Pecan do 5 10
Fiibr itsi 30 boN.s Iiai-inr } d. tttrun, J eases Piunos in
glass ,ais, 40 boxes Iemousi ~ hhls Fall Iippins 8 eases
Preserved Ginger, 100 h1>cs Sariints, lodo Maeearcni and
- boxes Ruk tand, 8 easks tuiiants; Ior-
dcanx Ohl, Bay Natti, Cocoa, French Chocolate, Sc.
Aiso-je,ooo Havana / igatti =, 1000 Principe do 10000
Imitation dosf lu,O0u Medium qualty do 80 200 common
do 900 Manila theruots; . b Nos Manufactured Tohac-
60, large aud spali hnxcs, fine aud mcdium quality, Maeea-
ban, lapper, Scotch, Nachiioehcs, isundy toois aud Irish
Blaguatd Snnit., i,too dozen Dron, ko, $50 de- Fine Cut, iUO
do Spanish Smul ing Fobareni 10 boSes, , gross each, Fine
Cut Pressed Chewing Tobaccoj IS gross Buckingham
Pipes, 70 boxes Chalk Pipe; German, Mntshaum and oil,-
er Pipes IN grol, variety, Cigar Cases, Tubes, sr, And
will be receiving. regularly, Fruits. Nuts, Sc, when in iheir
proper season, when will be sold upon ~ good terms as they
can be purchased nj any other store IA the city.
a. Also a line assortment 81 Willow and Straw Goods,
Baskets, Whirps, liiooms, he. SC. s.c.
tet S-lYi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-22
Trust Sale of House and Lot.

1DUkSUAN L, 10 the pn,vi.iaas ola Deed ef Trust.
L bearing dale "n The 18th day # DeceMb~r. lSa6.
aud duly recorded in the Clerks office Of the Hastings
Court for the Corp,raiion Of lynchbatg. executed BY
James Dinwiddie and wiie IL the suh+oribst. for thu pur.
pose OF securing The raymrn' oi certain sums IL IN 'ney
therein mentioned. | shall. IN The 10Th day of October.
lSi9. procred To sell. upon tue premises, n, public suc-
ton, 10 the highest bidder. the HOUSE AND LOT.
on third street. III the town 1t i.ynchhofg. designated ~
10, No. 81, In the plan Of sid u,wn, fronting ri lee, aud
running back l21 feet. /, being the same h Use aud loi
on which the said James Dinwnldic now resides.
ALSO, the HOUSE \ LOT. situated between
jefferson aud fits, street. immediately N rear VI The
house and lot occupied by Janus Amhnzini. containing
81 by 66 feet. TIL fist named house and lot are si,ua-
ted IN an agreeable neighb rh" ID and tho house. being
neatly flushed is n desirable residence for a small family
Terms reasonable aud will be made known On tho day
Of sale.
The lille TO the above property Is believed To be good
but shalt only convey such tile Ms is vested in me b,
said deed Of linst.
WM. DuvAL CHRISTIAN. Trustee.
Sept l7-wtl9O
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OEEICIAI..

CIRCULAR FROM THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
NEW SERIES No. "a.
Circular Instructions 10 Collectors and other officers Of Tho
Customs.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
October 18Th. 1919.
In consequence of questions, submitted by merchants
and others, asking, in consideration of the recent altera-
tions Of the British Navigation Laws, On what footing
the commercial relations between the United States and
Great Britain will he placed, on and after the first Of Jan
uary next - the day on which The recent act of the Bri-
fish Parliament goes into operali,n-the Department
deems it e%XpedIent, at this lime, to issue the following
general instructions for The information Of the officers Of
the customs, and others interested.
First. In consequence Of the alterations of the British
navigation laws above referred 10, British vessels, from
British or other foreign ports, will, (under existing
laws, } after the first of Jlnnaty next. be allowed 10 enter
in our ports with cargoes ef he growth, manufacture, or
production of any part Of the world.
Second. Such vessels aud their ca goes will be admit
ted, from and after the date hefore mentioned, on The
same terms as TO duties. impots and charges, as vessel,
Of the United States aud their cargoes.
w. NJ. MEREDITH.
Secretary of the Treasury.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-22
RIOT MI o N D TT a Il X rs.

TOBACCO-The market is unusually animated, and
prices Of most descriptions steady. The breaks are small,
The receipts very ligh', and Stock decreasing. We quote
Lugs So q s. 50 for shipping. and 50 25a 81 50 for
manufacturing common Leaf 81 50a 81 50; God and
Fine Sc a s. 50;and Fine Manufacturing S. 50 10 il2.
FLOUR. Receipts continue moderate. Sales OF
Richmond superfne have been made at $500 Scots
vile. s. l2a. Demand fair at these rates.
WIIEAT-The receipts are ample. and sales continue
to be made a 81 % for white, and 81 for red for mer-
c~lanlahl, Iols-extra qualities may be quoted q cts. per
busiel higher,
CORN-\Ne quote Corn at 50 to So cts. per bushel.
CORN MEAL-60 10 G5 cts. per bnshel.
OATS-Not much doing. We quote 80 cents per
busnel as the selling price.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-22
STOP THE RUNAWAY,

DAN AW AY from the subscribers, near the nig Lick
IL Roanoke county, Va, on the 18th OF October, a negro
man, ngmcd SCOTT, ~ OF - yeats old, about . feet =
inches high, black and spa,c made has two noted scats on
his NECK, one on each side, rather under the shirt eollat. II
appears that the scars were made by the opening oi bilos or
sores. lie is 4 negro fond OF talking aud rather IDLY disposed
We purchased HIM in Richmond, from Mr.. Hugh Reid, u
bout the 18th nt September lat. Nh. Reid brought him
from North Carolina W. do no, recoilee, nom What coun-
", hut have heard the boy speak oi living in Goldville,
North Carolina.
We Will give liberal rcwntd for he apprehension ~
the securing oi said boy, SO that we get him again. ANY
person experimenting said boy, or Jailo, receiving such, will
please inform the subscribers, living in Franklin, William
son county, Tennessee.
prt22-6tf EKSkINE& tAROrllERS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-22
VICTORY WITHOUT FRUITS

A victory which cannot be followed up, and which pro-
duces no practical results Of consequence, is not consider
ed in war much of a victory. Ii is not worth the waste
Of powder and ball, TO say nothing of blood. viii h il
takes to win it. A polllicaI victory Of q similar kind is
just about as valuable. We do not deny that our demo-
cratic opponents have been more successful in The Con.
gressiona! elections than they would have been if the
Wings had kept their eyes open, or acted with greater
Concert among themselves. But, even surprising that
the Democracy could be 81 fortunate as TO establish the
ascendancy of their party in the House of Representa-
lives. we are at a luss to discover what their victory
proves, or what they expect their triumph 10 produce,
except the name OF success. If they hope TO embarrass
Old Zachary by arraying the two holses Of Congress
in opposition t. his administration they were never
more mistaken in their lives, aud only show that they
have no knowledge Of the calm and collected mind, and
truly republican principles, of that sagacious aud honest
old patrint. He bows to The will of the people as ex-
pressed by Their representatives, and Will only use the
Veto 10 arrest rash aud uncunst tntional legislation. 1.-THE
people demand that democratic measures shall become The
law of The land, they will fud no king in their way to
pronounce II FORBID. Gen. Taylor came to Washing
ton. not as S legislator. but as a Republican Executive.
and will probably confne himself to The sphere to which
he was elected, whatever may be the pulitlcal complexion
Of Congress.
But, again, we ask what does a democratic victory in
these times establish? Even if a victory could be gained
in every commonwealth in The Union, what stale Of pub
lie sentiment would it stow2 Are we told that il exhib-
lis the people in opposition to Gen. TaylaI'S adninistra-
tion2 Ii so, upon what arounds2 Gen. Taylor's admin
istratiOn has not been in operation qnlie eight months.
and. as Congress has not been in session. no measure Of
national policy has been enacted which could either cam
mand The admiration or provoke the displeasure Of The
people. Then. what has been done TO arouse opposlion?
do the people disapprove his course i'll regard to their
foreign relations? d., hey blame him far his honesty
in uipling in tn hid the :. ulhwesien nafanding expo
nl''"i lhi' would he 10 suppose the people ! community
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-22
NAVIGATION LAWS.

As The following letters relate to a subject which ex-
citss much interest, we wall ourselves of the opp yrtunity
Of publishing them for general information
INV YoRK, Oct. 2, lSi9.
SIR We must ask the favor Of your reply 10 This
letter, al your earliest convenience. 10 govern MS IN acting
on orders we have to charter American vessels To proceed
10 the English possessions in The East Indies and load
cargOes for London, under the new navigation acts Of
Great Britain. These orders are received by us from
houses in England. and we have already chartered the
ship Ambassador of This port, to load at Calcutta for Lon
don.
By the act Of Parliament, we belive it is required that
the President will grant the same privilege to ships I'M
der the British fas that England grants 10 us. VIII a
British ship be allowed to enter here with a cargo Of for
eign produce (not Of Great Britain) after the LIST of Jan
nary next, on the same conditions as ships under The flag
of the United States. We trust you will pardon our thus
trespassing On your time, and remain, sir,
Your ubedient servants,
BARCLAY s. LIVINGSTON.
To Hon. w. M. MEREDITH,
Secretary of the Treasury.
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O BIT Y.

Departed this life. Mt Chsrlntte Court House, on Mon
day evening, September 9th. WILLIAM LESLIE.
eldest child and only son ot Nm.o q. and Martha f. Jor-
dan, aged seven years aud three DAYS. II is always dis
tres'ing when death invades a family circle. and lays his
cold aud icy hand upon a young and promising son, and
cuts lonse thai csptJ of lvr and atfrctin which has
bound him To the hearts III his parents; but it Is a great
consolation To knpN, that jesus said "Sutlrr little chill
dren To come untn me. aud forbid them nni. Tor Of such is
the kingdom oil Heaven. FRIEND.
Or Republican and Pa'riot will please copy.
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Sale or Land and Nl0Ues

IlS VIRTUE ot a desj Of trust executed by Robert Ir-
ID vine, and oil record IN the Clerks Office ol the county
oour, II Bo,rtour,, 1 will, on rh,rsd,y, the 25tlrday Of o.
tcbcr, 1910, at the res,denec OF Robert Irvine. sell 10 tho
highest bidder, a, public auction, FOR cash. y TRACT OF
LAND, containing about FIFTY ACHES, lying In tho
county of II ,teto,rt, At the mo nh ot Jennings' Creek, about
three miles tr,n buchanan. THIS is said to be very valna-
bc land II Is very heavily tinbered, a portion Vi It ~ hne
james River Low t;rounl, and on It are az excellent Grist
and Saw Mil. A sale can easily be made OF any quantity
oftimbrr that may he "a wed at the mil. Also, at the samo
time and place, | will sell Tor cash, by virtue III the said
deed, the following sliyc.-ibE, u boy abou, ~ years old,
and l.UCN, woman about ~ wears cd, aud tho increase,
II any, Of the woman, sinrc the date oi The decd.
dib-~2wif JAMES +. JOHNSON, T,ustee.
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To Annsc RnifkcrS.

s(il BONES SUPERIOR WINDOW GLASS, all Vi
sbV zts@9,uu0 In. PUTTY.
The subscriber would Like 10 call the attention ot those,
wanting Glass, Ia hi sioek, 10 enable hm 10 satisfy them
thai he has nj ouly bettrr hui cheaper ttran,e There is 1T
tie ~ NJ hreakagc, averaging nearly ath II an iith thsA)
than an, ever offered Ia thta market, which he will be rleas-
cl 10 shew Ia en- TONERS, together wrh a large and general
assortment 81 Drug, Medicines, Potlnne,y, Paint, Oils,
Dye.Stuit aud Fancy Articles, which Will be siid at rires
aud IN quantities Il, sui purchasers, u. Il LYMAN
D.t lS-GNif Bank Sqpare.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE NIAGARA.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.


ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
Tn Cnnard steamer Niagara, with Liverpool advices
to the 9Th instant, arrived Al Halifax, N. =. At 3 o'chrk
Yesterday morning. The news by her was immediately
despatched 10 S,ekv'lle. N, B. the present terminus vi
the telegraph. from whence We received 'hu following
despatch last night;
ny MAGNETIC TEL. EGRAPII.
7,m.m;ued 6, N, non;,,o,. .q.,,,;ca.
....N n n. =, n
nc st'a"f, N'"va,a arrived .. ',a''as ~ . o'..s
TINS morning. u Gays '"" ''ve'pu"'. one brings iao
passengers
TURKEY AND RUSSIA.
The la,es, English and French journals arc mainly o :
cupied In discussing tho question VI tho pr,babiiiy ufn
war beiween Russia and Turkey. Tho last accounts
from Cons'un,inople state. ,ha, the f.mperur Of Russia had
made a formal demand for the surrender Of kossa,h. BEN.
Dcnbinski, and The other Hungarian pafriots who have
aught refuge within the luminous Of the Sultan. The
Turkish government. with q manliness which cannot be
too highly commended. refuses In be boll,ei into c,nnPl,.
nnce. The Russian agent, finding his threatening t,ne
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-22

The Commonwealth Of T0ginia 10 Tie sheri8 Of Hriyhr
County, Greeting
WHEREAS, William Sumpicr, at a Circuit Supe,io,
Court ui Law and thaucery, held ir the county al Halifax,
setting as a Court oi ihanreiy, on The Sh day oi April, 1917,
by the decree oi that Court, recovered against William Z.
Moon, the sum 81 1921 %, Ion debt, with interest at six per
cenium per annum ON $500, a part thereof, ion the 25th DE.
ccmbeI, ISL, till paid; aud with like interest on $500, apo-
thcr part thcreoi, from the 25th December, 1912, till paid
and with like interest on S,2t 30, the balance thereof, from
the 18th February, ISL, TIL paid. 49, Also, $50 ~ tor his
costs, by hinn, about his suit In tina, he hall expended, where
ct the said William &, Moon is convict as,by the records ot
t he aforesaid Court,apleafs And now, on behalf OF the said
William Sunpter, we are informed, that although the decree
IN form a. aIatesaid, WAS made, execution thereof still re
mains To be made. But more than n year has elapsed since
the decree was rendered. and il, appearing by satisfactory ev-
ldcnce that the defendant is out OF the Commonwealth, by
reason whereof, according to the statute in such cascs made,
the scirc ,facidS my be served on the defendants agent ~
attorney in iact, # any he have within the Commonwealth,
or II he have no such agent or attorney known, by publiea
ton ler four weeks, successfully, previous To the return ia,
OF the writ, in some newspaper published in this Common
wealth. Therefore, we command You, that YOU make known
tothe said William G. Moon, that hc be at the Clerks Office
of Our Circuit superior Court 81 Law and Chanceiy Tor the
county of Halifax, On the first Monday in December next, to
shcw, II any thing he hath or knows to say, why the said
William Sumpter should not have execution against him oil
the decree aforesaid, Ito him it seems esp cdicnt; and further
to do and receive what our said Court shall, in that part CON
sider. And have then there this writ. Witness, William
Holt, Clerk of our said Court, this I'd day of October, lSi9,
and in the 7ath year oi the Commonwealth.
Oct 22-wiw WIN. HOLT.
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LYNCIIBURG MARKETS, OCT. 20.
Provisions. - Bacon d 10 g.; Beet s. 10 i Cum Meal
90 To 62} cenis.
Fonr 9. 81 o4}. -
Uhem-Rrd s. ccnis; White 90.
Gfnia. 40 cts 0lts2Scents.
tiorer Seed No demand.
Uhiskey,-3O cts. hm.
Beeslrar is cents.
Bmicr-Nery dull. II to - cts.
BnuadJ-\pple, none oilrrinl Peach none offering
Bar Iron - $S5 assorted aud So 90 when drawn 10
or.
CoIcc -Ria9i to 10 cents i.aguira O. to 10 Java
l2l t. Is; Mocha 90.
Country Lmens3row 10 10 II; ltlax i2l 10 10.
Cotton Iarns Sales 8 70 10 cents.
Feaihcrs-3O To 80 cts.
Har Seed Sales 50 cents.
FIsh-IIcrfing~. No. /, 81 SO; Sbad. old 81 so
new 8 80
Giaseng-25 cents.
IIrDp-We gno'e q 10 &c. in demand.
LinserI Ol-6j 10 ~ cenls-ln demand.
Lard-6t tt7.
.Miasses-NNest India 80 10 10 cts per gallon \
o.. 42t 45 cents.
~Paster-Lump. s. 10 ST.
SugWs-New Orleans6 10 cents; Porto Rico 7 toSi
cents; Clarified l2l cents; Loaf llit5 l2i cents.
Sah.-&l So a2a.
ITALIAN . Ia o. cents
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NOTICE.

At a regular meeting Of Abner Clopton Division, M.
96, Sons Of Temperance, held in their Division Room,
On The l7th October 1919. it was unanimously resolved,
That from and after this meeting, the division meet o'
Monday Instead of Wednesday nights.
W.. CO Wing, r. s..
O.tobeI 22-lt
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Treasury DEPARTMENT,

UcIober T.. ToIJ.
Gentlemen In reply TO The inquiry made in your
letter of the I'd instant. | have 10 state that, in conse-
gnence of the recent alteration in the British naviga'iu ion
laws, B ilish vessels from British or other foreign ports,
will (under our existing laws be allowed. after the LIST
of January next, to enter in our ports with cargoes of the
produce of any part ofthe world. have further to state,
that such vessels and their cargoes will be admitted on
the same leims as to duties and inposts as vessels Of the
United States.
gof, Very respectfully y, your obedient servant.
'"lS (Signed) w. Nj. MEREDITH,
Secretary of Treasury.
To Messrs. Barclay s. Livingston, N. Y.
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NOTICE.

The Virginia Annual Conference. Of the Methodist
Protestant Church, will commence its twenty second se$-
sim, in The town of Lynchbur., Oh TharsJey y, the 18th
lust, at 10 O'CLOCK, \. NJ.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

LYCIIBURG, Oct. goth, 1910.
TOBACCO-Narke brisk. with but little selling. Sales
range from ~ 80 to - Tor Lugs, 81 so To =, 80 Tor com
mon and midd ing Leaf; ~ 80 Ia 81 30 lor good and tine
Shipping, 80 to $40 for good and fine Manufacturing.
WIFE, $50 and % Ct. tor Red and White.
WILLIAM 4. SMITH,
Commission Merchant.
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Samuel b. Todd. Of Missouri, To be Register Of the
Land Office at Fayette, Missouri, from and after the LIST
of November next, vice William McNalr, removed.
Samuel Pitkin, to be Deputy Postmaster at Saratoga
Springs, New Ynrk-Repubhc.
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MARRIAGE

Married. 81 the 9Th nliimn. hv the Rev. MIR. Rosser
Mr. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL. oil Salem. Il, Miss
ANN NJ. daughter Of Cornelius NOEL, ST.. of Bedford.
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MNS'E ED.

Two PHYSICIANS AND FAMILIES lust 10
estveds anathtf anpp'y 81 that superior Kentucky NoS-
rAl,,, whieh,hc manufacturer warrants equal, II not supo-
r,o,, 10 any Ia the world, For salr by
JOHN II. SEAy, Druggist.
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