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FARM Ar AUCTION.
To Machinists.

To Machinists.
TNHE subscriber wishing change his business, offers
his Old stand in Goddard 4 Rice's Steam MILL to any
wishing to in the business OF building CARD
SETTING MACHINES, with entire set of tools and
patterns for the together with large number OF
customers which have been accommodating for the last
twenty years in almost all parts of the United States.
Persons thinking OF going California to dig gold would
do well to avail themselves Of this opportunity 10 get
without hazardng their lives, and sacrificing their hap
pness perhaps TO end in disappointment and run Pes
session given on the first ofApril next.
Worcester, Feb IA. N. AINSWORTH.
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COTTON NTachinery for Sale.

Cotton Machinery for Sale.
ONE Whipper-one Sc inch Lapper-two Sc in. Cards
" clothing new, with railway drawing head double
Drawing Frame, stop motion attached-l new Single DO
Taunton speeder-2 dead spindle Spinning Frames, l28
snindIes each Also Cans and Bobbins, necessary for
The above machinery offers chance-it being in
erst rate running ORDER will be sold AT BARGAIN.
For further particulars inquire of A. L. FULLER.
ClntoRvile, March s, ls4s; :, ~,
nwThe Providence Journal will publish the above III
onI send IN to this office.
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AUCTTUNs
WILL be sold a. Public Aue nc I9n,c on wsd
STN w nesday, the 'eoentS dGy o. S'a,oa ,ns,'
,,W,U. ESQ, in Princeton, at II o'clock in the ors-
noon the following property, VIZ
20 valuable COWS, with Cali'
81 do YEARLINGS.
SWINE. t.,
Terms made known at time and pace Q, sa'e
Also-The FARM, recently owned and occu-
MED by NJ G. CHEEvER, will be LEI Tor one Of moae
Years. For particulars inquire OF MOSES y. n1h
near the premises. dot illl, 49,
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FOUND,
DETwEEN Worcester and Tatnak Dui h n s,;ns
ID and Hat The owner can have tue sA'ho " '"s
on The subscriber and paying charges ,,, p,p1 rv
Cold Brock March2. dSr sAML D NJ LD =.
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To Let,
cENTEEL DWELLING HOUSE on High street,
~ now oeoupA WM DICKINSON
Inquire of d
March S.
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FOR SALE.

VALUABLE ESTATE. No. II Summer St
knA n consisting Of House, Barn. and Building Lot
supply Of good and durable water, with many dc
.i,o hle privileges, when examines du March D.
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situation Wanted,

~v.vouu0 Man and his We-the man to work on
X = ~, md the oman do house work. Inquire of
~ F"''A ~ MOIE5 d. WILLIAMS.
,,he DIFF corner of Main and Pleasant st.
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POLITICAL.
py ELIZA COOK.

What stnnd is ,ha,7 lis Summers fsrewell
In the wealth 81 the night-wind signing
The chill b,eezs comes like a sorrowfnl dirge
That walls OR The dead and the dying.
The 50 pless leaves se eddying round.
On the path which, they lately shaded /;
The oak ,fihe foresl is Losing its robe
The flowers have fallen aud faded.
All that ! lnak on hn, ssddens my heart.
To think lha, the lovely 50 SON should part.
We, why slould ! sigh Other summers will como,
Joys Ike the past me hHnsing
Again will the vii c bear us h~lushing fruit
Again vii The birds be singing
The farest will put Firth its "hanors' again
The rise be as sweet in its breathing
The woodland will climb round the lattice pane
As Aid aud rich in its wreaihing.
The hives will hsve honey, the bees will KUN.
Other flowers will spring, other summers will come
They will. they will but, all who ran Tell
Whether | NAV live on tHl their coming !
This spirit NAV slrep to . ,undly then
To wake with The wsrbling Or humming.
This cheek. now pale. uHy b. paler far.
When the summer sun next is glowing
The c~herlshing rays may gid with light
The grass on my p~rave-tntf growing
The earth may be glad, but worus and gloom
MAY dwell with me In The silent tomb.
And few weuld weep. In the beautiful world,
Far. the flmeles~ one who had left II;
Few would remember the form cnt III,
And muurn the siroke that cleft It
Many might keep my name IN fheir lip,
Pleased with that name degrading;
My fDllies and sins alone would live,
A theme lor their cold upbraiding.
uh Whist a change in nv spirits dream
Nav there be ere the summer sun uext shall beam
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DIR. MARTINS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.

I'iiS Compound i, one oil the best remedies eve offered the
public n Coughs, whether arising from Colds or the
" hopping Cough, or that dreadful maladv, Consumption.
I e" remedies,In the short time it has been before the public,
have elected 50 many cures. The p%roprietors are every day
receiving orders tot it at a distance, and in this city, in which
they have been highly gratiied 10 learn Its good effects. The
Bishop OF the Protestant Episcopal Church OF Maryland,
Che Right ltev'd w II. Nhittingham) has authorised lis to
say he aslsed IT in his own person with decided benefit !;
and our Medical friends do not seiuple to recommend it as
one OF the best remedies in Colsunption, bronchitis, Asthma,
@>c., which thy have ever mt with The following is from
a highly respectable Physician on Kent Island, whom we
nade acquainted with the preparation:
kcnt Island, (1fd) Jtne %, 1Sd7.
DIR. Martin Dear Sir:-Sinc my return home, piescrib.
ed your Il or VIM CHERRY in several cases;
one in particular, as a case of .isthlnd OF long standing, Ia
bout - years. a~neiehhor aud patient OF mine. Her disease
has never been benefited by any Medicine which, she has la
ken, and for the last yelror two She lns been confined entire
~ tothe house. do not know that she has had a good
nights rest Ion a long tune, but since she commenced taking
your Medicine. (and She has only taken one bottle, she is en-
abled to 60 to bed and sleep well all night. think the Me
dicine will make a perfect cure of her, and she is determined
10 give Il lair trial. Her husband, MIR. Rhoderick Earick-
son, i, a merchant here, and says if you Will send him some
OF ii, he will act as your agent. Yours,
SAMUEL. HARPER, NJ u.
Price 75cents per bottle. Around each bottle there is a
short treatise ON Diseases oi the Chest.
Dec 2l-wl2mI
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MARRIED In utica, New Yatk. on the lith uli by
tho Rev. john Van Buren. Mf. Oh HuNKER. a retired
/ , fl si,nlier. 10 Miss FREE SHE, Youngest child OF Mar
tin Van llnren
In Making he above announcement, we bel II dne Ia
the friends AID = lslions of the happy pair, To Stale, that
tins extraordinary marriage was sia1uniz"d by virtue ai
, speeiol d,spfnSatiou. recently obtained from Fathet
Riichie. afihe Tuion. The necessity Of such a dispen-
satlnn prew aat Of The circumstance Of tue happy bftie
being a lady Of colnr.' and therefore MT eligible h
such an alitnce, according 10 The established docifn's
# tn. llnnket Church. Moreover. 1t being . matter II
record, (s vii as of public n1,ofie'Y that said ladg
vas, at a very early age. formally eS communicated IN
consequence uot only d her complexion. but also, 81 her
uaywarlnrss, and latsl want Of q tal n elton and re.
gard. saine * t~a,rdinaTy process vas aisolaiely hece'sa-
~ in this INSTANCE. H. give pronrT sanclty 10 the mr.
taoe Wv, Tho honorable had ni the ilnaket ihnfch,
NH IN .xnedien 3, aud as emtnfn'ly capable nf constfu
inp IL lntrnt>, as he Is Of ~'j,vIdieg hairs lwist norti
and north we. / side" was appealed 10. aud in due time,
with nroper ~soIemnity. granted The aforesaid %dlspensa-
ton. In Specializing upon tho results Of this alliance,
the imagination very naturally pictures bat little else
han "Ioayes and fl ,hesp-such, at all events, Is The an
tiellaled issue. Nel, It may be uilen. that domestic din
cullies aud qlarfels will grow ont OF The nnpnal' Illus
brought ah4nt. f,r notwithstanding . the course ui frue
We never did nun smooth - here Is enough in the reeol-
Ieeions 81 the past, the ob1ecls of The present, aud the
prospects ef the future. to keep the welded PARTIES IN a
fprmcnt. and the rions diplomacy II Father ltltchie IN
constant trqllsii IN Deidtcdre Journal.
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CONSISTENCY

The French organ calls the iHteligrncer 10 account
ft writing an afiicle addressed Ia Maryland. THIS
calls lnletlemnce IN elections-ay, 'lmpudent lnteriert
eflee in neiehboriag elections"
Mat makes Tins very funny ia. that thu French or
gan IN The very same paper contains an article ot nearly
a column interfering very particularly with The elec.
lion il the l5'h district Of Virginia
Wo1se ihan ihls. it accuses the Wings Of the ''scur
vey ulch' of Lying quietly BY with the hope Of seldng
onf candidates by the ears Wicked Wings They
are IN flel stimulating our divisions" Mschieyuus
Nhias i-"iakn The running fox, they will step IN aud
steal The spells away tom Tho lloo aud the tiger when
they are Ion much exhausted 10y lhelr own struggles 10
defeat the trick
Is II possible lhai the Virginia Wings are capable Of
such haseness ? II IL notse tIau the hoax which was
plJcd upon The senior editor by the Richmond Uhig -
Ecpubiic.
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EIEnANI.ENrRACI

The Union. yesterday, in lis leading article, makcs
lhe f,l wing bold assertion:
Mr. Ihouas Ewing. sustained by Mr.. Jacob ella
uer. The supporter and advordle of Quits resolution, Gun
tmls. by Inc Immense patronage at his disposal, Alessts.
Meredith aud Cnyion, and Is virtually The President q
tr United States.
In tie very next article. the Union lends III with the
following plump denial of liz OWL ialsetood:
awe have repeatedly asserted that Gen. Taylor had
drvolyed the functions Of his high olire upon the Gabl.
uei, and That hat cbtel1ve. the members of which are
wholly irresponsible Ia the people, is The President,
H. nne leader, Mr.. ENing IS declared Ia BE- the Pes
dent in the next. the Cabinet is $50 ted to be The Pre-
sileni. In he first article. the Union declares what II
had repeatedly asserted" 10 be a fabrication; aud IN the
second, il as parcmpionlv deuonncss wIal il sad IN HE
fret as a falsch6nd. Both declarations are alike false.
and each proves he other 10 be sheer calumny. The
Unions invention Is an oyermateh lor lis memory, and II
Is too much "hnried" in comp sing lihels to tax lis
- recollection for any reminisceneeS." ;, RepubHc.
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GEDRGE

Wholesale and Retail Grocer s. Commission Ne reliant
ar ~ O STORE.
I s now in receipt OF his FALL. SUPPLY of IRON.
] Steel. GROCERIES, pOMESrICS, Sc. Sc, con.
listing in part of 80 tons rolled and hammered Iron. rmbra.
almost every size, and comprising the most general and
Intensive stock eseroiiercd by any house in I.ynchbutg
5000 lbs. cast, shear and blistercd Steel,
20 hhds aud tierces n. O.. Porto Rico and Santa
Cruz Sugars, from commont to the best.
30 boxes and tcrccs LOAD, crushed, and powdered do
100 bags Rio, Iaguira, Maracaibo and Java Collie.
10 boxes Imperial and Gun powder Teas,
l chest best gunpowdcr do
$50 sacks salt, iivetpo1l,
l2O kegs Nails and Spikes 81 to 6 in spikes,
80 8 lining and box do do
$500 lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather,
10 hhls and bbls \. q, and w l. Molasscs.
tierce Stuart's s~ugarhouseS syrup,
! tiercc fresh Rice,
10000 lbs. prime Western Bacon,
200 q Horse Shoes,
100 - Horse Shoe Nails,
800 o Harness Leather,
p boxes sperm, tallow aud adamantine Candles.
6,090 lbs Cotton arms No. Al to Is,
sou g Wool Rolls,
1900 " N q. Clarified Sugars,
Il hhls Tanners Oil,
100 gals. winter Sperm Oil,
100 F." Sola, Oil,
10 bbls. No. 3 Maekerel,
10 " n. {. Tar,
2i boxes Fin Plate IONA and lIx2O,
1900 boxes american and Russian Sheet Iron,
) bbls. Piclling Vinegar,
2ooO lbs. Rio, Havana, and Brazil Sugars,
~ bales Domesties, oznaburgs, sc.
IL tons Lump Plaster,
3Uo lbs. Western Feathers,
40 bbls. Superfne and Family Flour,
3 boxes and half boxes Langhorne & Artujstead',
and Burton * Mays, Chewing Tobacco, yer,
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VIRGINIA:

virginia:
4 I Ruics held in the Clerks Office of the County Court
"A OF Franklin. the 1Oth day of August, 1S49.
William Turnbull, Jdbtz l.. Turnbuli, Hay Turnbull,
James Inrnbull, Lewis II. Turnbull, William A. Claiborne
and Sarah, his wife and Thadeus C.. S. Ferguson and Alice
Ann, ms Wle, plaintiffs,
against
George THrnbull, Edward c. Turnbull, Solomon Paisley,
adminftrator OF Stephen Tumbull, deed, and James l..
iutlioail, an infant under twenty-one years oiage, Deit's.
IN ClIANCERY.
The defendants George Turnbull and Edward c. Turnbull
nor having entered their APPEARANCE and given security accor-
ding to the Act Of assembly aud the rules of this court, and
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not inbahi
tants OF the State OF Virginia on the motion of the plaintiffs,
by counsel, it is ordered, that the said George Turnbull and
Edward {. Turnbull, do appear before the Justices of the
sand county court OF frankhn, at the court house, on the first
Monday in November next, and answer the plaintiffs hill,
and that a copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published IN the town of Lynchburg, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door Of The
court house OF tins county, on some court day.
A copy-Teste,
Aug, Twin NJ. G. CARPER, CPk.
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HOSIERY AND GLOVES

\ large and vcly complete assortment, including tie bestrA-
ltIS KID GLOVES, manufactured expressly 10 ofdtr,
aud ON name stamped INSIDE ol each paid in al colors
and sizes SILK and Other Gloves Of every krd, a full
snpplyui the very best STYLES English ; Thread no
SlERh In Sdk, Merino, Spun silk and others Tor La,
dies and Mises, men, aud boys ccy 81 ut ; and :
thread sCotton, Merino and Scotch lambs wool Hal
La
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in grain may b. Ell cited by putting them up 80 sOUn as
the nass Of the woods shall nave beer cuisnned.
Roots If all kinds should be dug aud pul away before
they h-c. me touched with the ffusl.
Fruit Trees Scrub these with a brush if the bark Is
ruugh. and give ihem a washing with Icy, and then
give them a painting with silt sup. sulphur aud salt.
TO Bg CONTINUED.
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EeamyEsEc Female Academy.

THE next session OF the Dinville Female Academy, will
4 begin on the Isl day of October.
The great aim OF the Teachers is TO pursue that system of
discipline and INSTRUCTION, which shall improve both the head
and the heart, and thus prepare their pupils to act their part
in any situation in life in which it may please God to place
them. 1t is important that scholars should De in their place
at the beginning Of the session, that they may receive thai
drilling which will prepare them Tor more rapid improve
ment at a later period. The Principal will take a lew
Boarders in his family. Gle o. w. DAME,
Danyille, Aug 30-w6w principai
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VIRGINIA

virginia
4 Ia Court held for Bedford County, the 9th day of Sep
"A TENDER. one thousand eight hundred and forty nine.
koferlck ID. Dawson, Zachary linslcy and Mary his
vic; formerly h'afy Dawson, Plaintiffs,
against
Judith steen, formerly judith Tinsley Sarah shelton, for
mefiy sarah llnsley; George Powell and Nancy his wife,
formerly Nancy Tinsley; William p. Scott and Frances his
Wile. formerly Frances Tinsley; John i. l.. Rucker and Luz
cy ms WIFE formerly Lucy Tinslcyj Chapman Tinsl,y y, Ed
wafd 'I4sley, lr and Virginia Tinsley; which said Judith,
sarah Nancy Frances, Lucy, Chapman, Edward and Vr-
ghila, are ehlld'en and heirs OF Jane 1insley. deceased, for
merry Jane Dawsonj Drury Moorman, Marccllus Mooiman,
oafah - Dawson, George W. Dawson and Russell Daw'
son, D.r,nJants
IN CHANCERY,
II defendant Russel Dawson. not having entered his ap-
pearaite ana given security according to the Act of Assem-
a" '"ei 'pies OF TINS Court, and it appearing to the sat
'"..Io' o' me Court that he is not an ~inhabitant OF this
OohhhohNealth: 1t is ordered that The said Russell Dawson
appear mere on the fourth Monday in November. next, and
S :" M PHI OF the plaintiffs; and that a copy of this order
VI iofthWlth published in some newspaper, printed in the
" Of iyhchburg, tol two months SUCCESSFULLY, and post
'a "' n lfon,door OF the Courthouse Of this county.
i Acopy- Tcste,
sept Twin JNO. h, STEPToE, c, &c
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IA NJ ES 4 LA ID
AND
w AL L

AVE united IN the practice of Law, and will req
bE nlarly attend the Circuit Superior and Couily
Courts Of Amherst. ~Appamallox, Bedford. Campbell and
Nelson, and the town of ! ynchburg.
Address l. ynchhurg. \ ireinia.
JAMES GARLAND VIII continue, diligently, to
practise in the Court of Appeals.
Oct lD-n
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SPLENDID SKY,LIGHT ELECTRO DAGUERROTYPES.

uNiE SUBSCRIBER bcgslcaycto callth attention OF the
completed, and furnished in good style, with an improved
ShN-liGlif, the largest South oil the Potomac, and So
constructed asst graduate the light to any degree neeess ny
to ensure u perfect likeness.
MI. w having successfully applied ELECTRICITY to
his former process 81 making Dagucrrcotypes, is now cna-
bledt To gel the action OF Light ON the subject, almost instant
ly, 50 as terIteh even the most vivid expressions otintaucY.
This IS great drslderatun,a as IT does away with the here
lolorelong and tedious sitting, which rendered it almost i'm
possible tokcep the mobility of features. These likenesscs
ae i%lrsnpcrior IN point of beauty and lio-like expression, To
any heretofore produced, as the colours are permanently pre-
SERVED, aud the picture can be seen i'll any light.
Mt w. would beg leave To say, that he was one of the first
10 I'll up shylght Tor Daguerrean purposes, and beingone oithc
inst that introduced the proicssionin this country, and his
uccess, both North and South, particularly in Richmond and
Norfolk ,whcrehoh received almost unlimited patronage ,foi
the last six years, which has enabled him to employ, constant
l., thlttcenaN slstants, and he is now taking annually 'front.' five
To sl> thousand liAenesscs, which lac deems sufficient guar
antee ofthe superiority of his d. guercotypcs.
Particular attention paidto the taking OF llkenesses of infant
Children, Coz pscs copying OF Paintings, Daguerrcotypes Sc
Great Depot of naguerreotypc Materials at the Richmond
Gallery, and Tor sale at New York prices.
A callis most respectfully solicited, whether You sit for
likeness or not. J.n. WlItrEllURST, Proprietor.
Call east side Main street, a few doors above Franklin lio
tel, lsynchburg; II Main street, Richmond; South Mail
street, Norfolk and West sycamore street, Petersburg.
p. MI. w. respectfully oilers a Premium, to any pa
guer'eotypcist, who wal produce an advertisement, purpott
ing to make lhguerreotypcs by the G.3LI.1
NC Der priorto his own, in Septenbollast.
December It's
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EMBRoiDERIEs AND LACEs:

We can onrr . very large aud choice Stori, q Pa4s and 9TH
CT ENlBltOlDERifS, in Lace and Muslin Capes,
Befthes, sleeves, cuffs, Collars, IIdkfs. Chcmizetie-,
Sc, embracing all # fe refB latest styles; Cashmere
aud silk NECK SCAltFS, Ildki.; Bolt Ribbons, &c.
also a andsone assortment al Real j0icncieHaeS LaceS,
EiginBs and htscrtiHss, Muslin Bands; Muslin tde-
iues aud Iusertingsj iobbiuetsj White MUSLIN
- LIAnIIa g..
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A MEDICINE FOR ALL SEASONS, AND SAFE
AT Nil TIMES.
TNi:E most superficial observer is conscious that one great
Il cause If disease is C~OSIIrE.NESS, BY the timely
taking OF a purgative, the lives OF hundreds are saved, Who
would otherwise have fallen victims to disease. those
Pills are highly recommended by many Physicians. Read
the pamphlet which yoa can obtain g7atis ofour Agents.
ALSO MARTIN AND NIlIrELEY'S
y At o \ \ l. c
The best remedy yet in .4GUE AND FEVER and DYS
PEPShi-for sale by John II. Seay, I~ynchburg L
Whit, Piitsylvania C.. II. il. Archer, &Go Danville Henry
HOLLYWOOD, Castle Craig.
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SHAWL

In this we can oHcr customers a very rich and varied assert
menl Of SlihAyI.S, including magnificent Long and
Square Paris Cashmere} Iteh Embd and PLAN Grape,
Terkerii, splendid Long and Square plaid, Eu,bd and
plain Thibet, lin black and cold. with rich silk innge)
and Mourning SliAWl.S, Se also a handsome stock
of MANGILl.AS; NlSlIES; Cloaks, &c IN new STYLES,
splendid yard wide Lyons silk JELTEIS, in black,
green, maroon, purple, mazafine and marine blue, gar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-11

9. Ting UII7c7 o. ~FlcE1gos Of QI.iGIER ITCKETS
only Is published in this paper.
g. Please mail orders a few days before the Lotteries
draw.
g. Letters always strongly enveloped md carefully sealed.
g. None but the Managers printed Drawings sent from
e. Every order to PYFER s CO, is answered by return
mail
Bank Drafts or Ccrtifcatesof Deposit payable in Gold at
Prizes sold at this Agency.
4E.one Package OF Tickets may draw -Four Capitals!
g Money many sums, ho1rcrer ia1ge, can be confident
y mailed to the address OF plFER x co.
Distant Residents throughout the United States, who de.
sire an INCREASE OF FORTUNE, have only 10 mail an
order Tor a single Ticket or Package at the prices st forth in
the above Schedule, as success must surely crown the result
OF all orders To the old Established, Far-famcd and Truly
Lucky House OF
pyFER & CO..
No. lIGHr-sr., Baltimore. Md.
Oct. lin
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The ships Isaac Wlight and Shannon, at New York
trpm Liverpool oa "Wednesday. had respectively nine
teen and fifteen deaths by cholera, during lhtir passage
of twenty -four days.
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Georgia Railroad. The people aud State Of Ge rgia
have invested and will invest IN RailroadS, &l2, 600 zoe,
from which the State Is reaplng large advantages III the
improvement Of real estate. he increased facilities TO mar
kel, besides direct pfotls from the RAILROADS.
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PYFER * co. SELL TIE PRIZES.

FORTUNES Q ALL. ATTIIIS LUCKY HOUSE!
A few more of the Glorious Results.
100000, " hole Ticket, sent 10 Columbus, Ohio.
SS,961, Whole Ticket, sent to Georgia.
5000, Whale Ticket, sent To North Carolina.
eIS,o00, Hall Ticket, sen. to North Carolina.
$4,000, Hall Ticket, sent 10 Virginia.
~ 1000, q 1arter Ticket, sent 10 South Carolina.
5000, Qlafer Ticket, sent 10 Virginia.
S9,2ll, q laftcr Ticket, sect II Pennsylvania.
5000, q arier Ticket, sent - Tennessee.
$1,000, q uirtcr Ticket, sent 10 Indiana
Every llize advertised by rNFER < GO are noticed by
the Managers in their Oncil Reports.
87.PTFEt & 60. pay their pnzes at eieht,
Nothing so easy n',y a. to realize a Fortune!
95-A!l who read this paper should try iheir Lnrli
\ small outlay may secure an independent Fortune!
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Mills for Lease or Rent.

WILL lease or rent the tirist and Saw Mills be,onci,c
10 MA" I, li1tt"r, situate about 3 miles from Lynch
ourg ON bar'on3s creek, together with 100 acres of as good
anu - ra4 ne i'und IN the neishborhood. A comfortable
dwelling House, containing four rooms and a cellar, has lust
oeen erected on the premises, a d the whole placed under
LOU 'enchlS' \ large portion OF the land is good meadow,
w wen SET IN grass. Possession can be Lad TO seed in " Wheat
II desired. Apply to L. HUTTFR
N'Pt ip-S Bedford count .