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STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES,


Committee Of Elections. Messrs. Richard w.
Thompson, Joseph Mnlln, Lucen b. Chase, Natha-
mel Boyden Timothy Jenkins, John Van Dyke, s.
W. Inge J. Dixon Roman, Hczekiah Williams
Room 10. 80 attic story.
OF Ways aud Means cssrs. Samuel +. Vim
ton, Alexander II. Stevens, James J. Mckay, Charles
Hudson James Mcdowell, Charles S, Morehead, J.
Pollock Samuel G. Hubbard Henry Nicol. : Room
No. A 2nd story, leest.
Crowell, John II. j. Daniel, VIM. Nelson, David
Wilmot George G. Dunn, Thomas w. Lyon, Tho
mas s. Flournoy; James II. Thomas.-Room No. 30
Isl story, east.
Grinnell, John Wentworth Moses Hampton, Ban
non G. Thbodeaux, Archibald Atkinson, Dudley s.
Gregory, Joseph A. Woodward, Kingsley s. Bling
ham. Room No. 40 2nd story irest.
On Public Lands.--Messrs Jacob Collamer, Gar
nett Duncan, A. II. Shepherd, Richard Brodhead,
Harvey Putnam, Willard p. Hall, Alex. Evans, w.
r. w. Cobb, Horace Greey.-Room No 80 attic
On The Post Office and Post Roads. : NIcssrs. VIM,
L. Goggin Joseph NJ. Root Charles Brown, Daniel
b. st. John, John $. Phelps Elisha Embree, George
W. Jones, Abraham Lincoln, David s, Kaufman
Room No. AZ End story, ieesi
For The District Of Coi,nnbia -Messrs. John G.
Chapman, +. A. Tnlmadge, Albert G. Brown, WASH
ingtGn Barrow, Q. B. Ficsin, VIM. Henry, Thos
Gaines. Room No. 40 basement.
On he Judiciary. -Messrs. Joseph R. Ingersoll
George Ashmun, John Petit, Nathan X. Hail. John
II. lumpkin, James Dixon, Richard French, John
l.. Taylor, Richard X. Meade, Room No. IL 2nd
story South.
| On Revolutionary Claims Messrs Daniel p,
King, Chester Butler, Franklin W., Bowdon, Alfred
Iverson, Orlando Kellogg, Jonathan D. Morris, VIM
| A. Newell, Il. X. Smart, and William Pitt Lynde -
Room, No. Al End starry. ,cssf.
On Public Erpenditures.-M essrs Thomas L..
Clingmnn, John Strohm, Henry Bednger, ARENAS
| Hale, John Jameson, John w. Jones, Emile La
Sere, Franklin Clarke, H. 5. Congcr.- Room No 80
basement.
On Prirdie Land CLAIMS Messrs. John Gayle,
j. l.. Brady, w. w. Wick, David Runsey, jr j.
H. Harmanson, p. w. Tompkins, RS Candy, An
drew johnson, Mason c. Darling. Room No. 30
| 2nd story, ,rest.
On Man,fdcfures.--M essrs. Andrew Stewart, A.
Abbott, Joseph +. Edsal, John W, Houston, Chas.
T.. Stuart, Elakim Sheriff., VIM. q. Brown John
w. Crisfeld James II. johnson. Room " End
story, south.
On Agriculturs--M essrs. Hugh White, WIN.
Sawyer, John G.. Palfrey, Sampson w. Harris VIM.
Rockhl, Hiram Belcher VIM Thompson, John J.
Slingerland w. l.. GogIn. Room No. 81 attic story.
On Indian A6airs. -Mcssrs d. NJ. Banlnger, ".
?. Gentry Jacob Thompson, A. II. McIlvaine G.
w. Cathcort, J. r. Giddngs, T.. a. Peek, A. buck
ner, H. w. Johnson Roam No. CD End story, south
On Military Aftirs.--Mesars, John NJ. Bolts,
Armlstcud nurt James Wilson, II. A. Haralson,
John Dckey, Linn Boyd, Dudley Marvin, VIM. t.
Hssksll, David Fisher Rsoa, No. ~ atte story,
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WAsursoroN, January 6, 1913.

To DR.. A. J. ScHw ARTzE, Jr.
Dear Sir: take great pleasure in stating that,
about 10 months SINCE used your Compound Err
ttrac of Sdrsdparald remedy for General Debil-
ifu, under which had been laboring long time
and that few bottles restored me to sound health
which has continued to the present. time.
Very respectfully
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To DR.. A. J. SoHwAnrzE, Jr.

I Dear Sir: Under sense of deep obligation to
the virtue of your Sarsaparla" in the entire res
ration of one of my children from General Debai-
~ and prosiration Of the system take plea
sure in estifying to your invaluable medicine; but
seven bottles were used two years since when the
child was restored to, and still continues in the en-
- DAVID RIDGELY. =,
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Aspect OF the Thirty -First Congress.

SENATE,
Ways in Haics; Ndtires SnlaH Capitals; Democrat
IN Roman; those marked +, S, are Free Soiefs.
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CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
THE THIRTIETH CONGRESS-

SECOND sEsstoS.
THE SENATE.
lWhigs in Italics-Independent In Small Captais-Demo
erats In Romaii
GEORGE MIFFLIN DALLAS En- OWeto, President
postotfce Philadelphia Residence In Washington ii MI
Williams, Pa. Av., between u q lS
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OFFICERS OF TIE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE,
Hon George NJ. Dallas, Chancellor.
Hon William W. Seaton,
Hon Jamen A. Pearce,
Professor Joseph Henry, IL. ~, Secretary.
Professor Charles g. Jewelt Assistant Secretary
REGENTS -ET.ofeio.
Hon George NJ Dallas Vice President Of the United
States, Pa.
Hon Roger fancy Chief Justice offhe United States,
Md,
Hon William W, seston, Mayor Of the city of Wash
inEton, & -
.SCraf0rs .}t
Hon. Sidney Breese, Carlyle, Illinois,
Hon. lanes A. Pearce, Chesertown, Maryland.
Hop, jefferson Davis, Warrtnton Mississippi.
REPRESENTATIVES,
Hon, Henry W billiard, Montgomery, Alabama,
Hon George p Marsh, Burlington, Vermont
Hon, Robert McCleilsnd, Munroe, Michigan
Citizens at Large.
Hon RUFUS Choafe, Boston, Massachusetts.
Gideon uawley, IL, n, Albany, New York.
Hon. William G. Preston, Colnmbis, South Carolina.
Professor A. Dallas Bache L. D., National Institute,
Washington
Brevei Brig General Joseph G Toen, National snsti
tute, Washington
1Hon, Richard Rush. Paris, Ffance
NJ n reeto
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LETTERS, HIGHLY COMNIENDATORY OF
THE " CHERRY PICTORIAL" HAVE BEEN
RECEIVED FROM THE FOLLOWING GEN.
TLEIENi
Messrs. RusHToN & Co., Apothecaries, N. Y. City.
ScHIEFFELIN BRoTHERs, Wholesale Dmgts, NY.
STURaIs g. BlGELow, Druggists, Mansfield, Ohio.
THEODORE A. PECK. Apothecary, Burlington, VT
WIN. LYMAN& Co., Wholesale Drug'ts, Montreal, C.
l.. B. Swan, Apothecary, Rochester, N. Y.
s. o. DUNBAR, Druggist, Taunton Mass.
CoLToN g. BRIDGEs, Syracuse, N. Y.
PRoF. BuTTERrIELD, Willoughby College, Ohio.
CHAs. A. Turrs, Apothecary, Dover, N. H.
w. HMLYER g. Co., Apothec's, Northampton, Mass.
A. FITCH Druggist, Columbia, sc.
j. H. BURTON g. Co., Druggists, Erie, Penn
ROBERT C. RUSSELL, Druggist, Albany, N. Y.
CIV. LADp, Druggist and Apothecary, Bangor, Me.
J. s. SKINNER, Md, Columbus, Ohio.
FREDERICK BRowN, Apothecary, Philadelphia.
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CHER R Y

rpecton prepared the plan combining the isolated active
principles Medicine their puiy plan which, is believed gives
remedial effect far surprising the ordinary mode Of combination
Remedy for Colds Coughs Consumption and indeed all affections Of
the Throat nothing has been offered the public which they
surely depend relief this simple and beautiful but
highly efficient preparation.
relied
by medical for the relief Of Pulmonary disease They and their
portions accurately the formula which has been published
public Medical Journals Of the and also submitted manuscript
the Medical Faculty the United States and British Amer
lea omponent Mop Sanguen Tart Ok Antm, Eneine
ydyanc Acid Saccham Sps Aqua here prepared
fecty the action time thus afong physcnsa compound free
Hydocync Acid deideram medicine not hitherto obtained
This Formula have also been laid before the
distinguished Medical Authorities country among which
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FROM PROFESSOR CLEAvELAND.

IL delayed answering the receipt of your prepa-
ration, until had opportunity Of Witnessing its
effects in my own family, in the families Of my
friends.
This have now done with a high degree of sat
isfaction, in cases both of adults and children.
have found it, as its ingredients show, power
Jul remedy for colds and coughs and pulmonary
Diseases"
PARKER CLEAvELAND, NJ. D.,
Prof Chemistry and Mat Medca, Bowdoin Colleges Me.
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FROM WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.

awe have received and examined the Cherry
Pectoral, and do not hesitate in pronouncng it the
best and richest preparation we have ever seen.
Indeed we consider it successful effort of perse-
vering industry, science, and skill"
SIMPSON & REED, and
HENSHAW, WARD, & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Boston
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FROM ]. BURNETT, ApoTHECARY.

"The Cherry Pectoral comes duly to hand
have examined it. and must confess it one of the
most beautiful preparations have ever seen. Any
physician or apothecary could predict from its COM
position, that it is powerful and efficient remedy
for Pulmonary Diseases"
JOSEPH BURNETT,
Boston.
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FROM JOHN H. CURRIE, CHEMIST.

81 have received the Cherry Pectoral,' with its
accompanying formula, and take pleasure in saying,
that the ingredients named appear to me to be
good selection from the most valuable medicines
now in use for diseases of the Throat and Lungs"
JOHN II. CURRIE,
Practical Pharmaceutic Chemist, New York City.
JAMES c. AVER, Lowell, Mass.
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than realized our anticipatons 1t has in all cases
given satisfaction and in many instances eliminated
patients
We do not doubt that it will win for itself high
reputation, and eventually supersede the numerous
remedies, with manufactured regulations, which now
flood the country"
JAMES & HOLMES,
Trenton, N ].
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PECTORA

BERKSHIRE COLLEGE MEDICINE, at Pittsfeld, Mass
WnLoUoHBY MEDICAL COLLEGE,, Columbus, Ohio
BowDoIN MEDICAL COLLEGE, Brunswick, Maine.
VERMONT COLLEGE, MEDICINE Casleton, VT
GENEVA MEDICAL COLLEGE, Geneva, ~ Y.
ALBANY CoLLEeE MEDICINE, Albany N. Y.
School SURGERY MEDICINE Philadelphia
Cuba and the Spanish West Indies
"JUNrA MEDrcALE of Chill, South America
PORTUGUESE MEDIcIENNE RoYALE Faya Azores Islands.
And His Royal Majesty OSCAR King of Sweden and Norway
The estimate that accorded this preparation by the Medical Profession
and indeed by all competent Judge Of its merits be the fact
that constantly prescribed by the physicians the
land that has been presented by Professors the Medical Colleges their
worthy their especial and also the following tesmo
s from Professors Physicians Chemists Apoecaes and Druggists who
will be recognized the first their several professions
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The Cherry Pectoral' has given the utmost
satisfaction wherever it has been used. Our ply
sicians prescribe it freely; and we can say, from
personal experience, it is the Uey best cough medi
cine zoe hape used or Sold"
ENGLAND & McMAKIN, Apotheearies,
Reading, Pa.
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FROM COHEN & CO.

aThere is already large demand for the Cherry
Pectoral with us here. Our most eminent physi-
sians prescribe it freely in their practice, and we
are frequently hearing the happiest effects from its
USE"
P. M. COHEN & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Charleston, S. c.
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FROM JAMES & HOLMES, DRUGGISTS.

Notwithstanding the very favorable opinion we
formed of this medicine. when we first examined
and its composition, the effect has, on trial, more
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-25
I H M o N d M A n X rs.

TOBACCO--The market ia unusually animated, and
prices of most descriptions steady. The breaks are small,
he receipts very lighi, and stock decreasing. We quote
Lugs S3 50 90 for shipping. aud So 25a 81 80 for
manufacturing commm l.eaf$ 81 5Oa s. 50; Good and
Fine Sc a s. 50;and Fine Manufacturing IS 80 to &l2.
FLOUR Receipts continue moderate. Sales of
Richmond surerine have been made at s. 90 Scots
Vile So a 1925 Demand fair at these rates.
WllEAT-Ihe receipts are not 81 heavy hut sales con
tinue to be made a. 81 05 for white and 81 for red for mer-
chantahl, lois extra qualities may be quoted "a els. per
bustel higher.
CORNING quote Corn at SO to So cts. per bushel.
CORN MEAL-60 10 65 cts. per bushel.
OATS-Not much doing. We quote 80 cents per
bushel as the selling price.
GUANO-Par ,gonia $50 per ton Of 200O his; Peru
Wan ti7 for five tons or more; $4S for smaller quantities,
say from 10 5 tons.
WIIISKEY-Richmond rectifed. 2sl CTS. in barrels,
with a good demand; Cincinnati. rectifed in bills, none
in market.
PROVISIONS
We quote Smithfe'd ard city cnred Bacon at 7 a
Scientist g round; estern sides Gao; cents;shnuldets 5,
a 6 cents. Ilaus Q a II els. Lard, in bbls i, 7 u cts;
Id Kegs, S cents. The demand for Bacon of all kinds is
small.
BUTrER-Mountain. frkin, 10 a Is cts. per lh. f.
a superior article; an ordinary article may be quoted at 10
10 l2a cents. Supply Increasing and demand decreas-
ing.
FLAXSEFD 81 lc-none arriving.
CLOVERSEED-Sales ut 81 5Oa5 per bnshel.
BEESWAX-22 10 30 cts. per pound.
to IL cents per bushel; best Clover Hill
Is cents.
FEATHERS 80 a 33 cts. per Ii. for geese.
HlDES-Green sailed a. cents per ID. Calf sailed 67l
cents To 81 each; Spanish Is a Ia cents.
lRON-Pig Iron $24 l." $50. according To quality;
Swedes S95 per ton; English SOS; 1red' gar (Richmond
manuiactrrD $50; up Country Bar SIS 10 1871, accord
ng 10 quality. Nails 4.
LUMBER Clear white Pine. $33; refuse clear $27;
SIG a 90; refuse $l2a Is per NJ; one inch
pine Plank from $l2t TO $l4 per NJ; three quarter inch
pine Plank $40 to $l2i; flooring, rough, from $ls to
$40; dressed $50 a 35; jois,s $40 a 80; WI inch Plank
Sl2 l4-none in market; weather boarding $ll 10 IA.
Dull.
FREIGHTS.
To London 27s Cd; Liverpool 25s, for large ships;thesp
rates have been recently paid, but the shipping season is
getting over, and little tobacco remains on hand.
New lork-Flmr per bbl.. l2s cts; Coal, STA &c. per
bushels; Tobacco, So per hid boxes 10 els.
Bos'on-Flour 20 cents; coal, none shipping; r. bacco,
per hid, So so; boxes 25 cents.
Baltimore-Coal 3 cents.
Philadelphia-Flou 90 cents; Tobacco 81. per hid.
20 els. for boxes; Coal 5 cents per busheI, Philad.l phia
measure.
On te Canal-To Lyuchburg and intermediate pla
ces, III cents per lO0lbs.
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Important To Lane Owners In Virginia.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
t',nsr Aup,rass orrfcs

~ ~ - ''' '
Ucta ber fsts.
Al y TRACTS NJ I.ANns are held IN TN, S,sir. nut
w only by nm presidents, bu, by citisen- who reside ne
mate inm the counties In which they lie. Hthtt hate been
duly entered ior Ia Nation, and the taxes are not Regularity paid
b, the proprietor, az their agents. they are returned 10 his
efiee n delinquent, aud AZ, liable Ia he sold by the sheriff ev.
ETY. i've years. The ensuing year, 1850, ,sa ytar ofsMf =
aud all land- delinquent up 10 1919 inclusive, and mt fe-
iremcd viii be Offered Tor the amount OF arrearag.s and eIsfs
yes. Persons interested will At once perceive the imn.distt
Importance oil attending 10 this subject, and a few suggestions
designed 10 assist their enquiries may moi be unacceptable
Purchasers should know wicth.rt their conv, yanccs have been
duly recorded improper counties, and the transfer. regu a,ly
made on he tomini. s,unefs' and Bucks. II these requisites
have been attended Ia, but from neglect u, other cause the
's>es have not been regularly paid, enquiries should be forth
with addressed Ia this ohise On the subject, lnal commnni.
cations let such facts and circumstances he stated as " III prnh.
ABLY establish the 'dentit, ot the land For cxa,Apie gi,e the
names oi lormerowno,si when title To land acquired counties
quantity IN each tract, where much time ,h,li have elsp,ed
~ any difficulty be supposed TO exist, u would be proper also
10 transmit copies ~ abstracts oitas receipts or other papr,s
connected with the subject. Owners OF lots IN iawn, would
do well also, 10 make special enquiry, ohse,, ing such Of the
foregoing suggestions a. atcapplieahle. Let Il, he borne m
mind, that lahis AND lots may bo sold Tor the taS OF any year
in the name nl any pct.on who was proprietor IN that wear,
although the title he IN others IN the dov o' salr, To Illus
ttato the Importance ot The subject in n lew words. II may no,
he am,s- 10 state that rasr. have occurred, and may occur
again, when the lands OF lots ofan ,nd,v dual, without r,ae,
vigilance on his pat. may be Sold IN his presence ,rifhouf his
Knowledge. JAMES T.. HEATH, list Auditor, Va.
ID, 2t-I.
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Sale under Trust Deed.

Nl,ER u deed at trust executed In us on the 10th OF
~ March, 1919, Ivy Jesse {. Young, recorded in Lynch.
burg, we shall sell, by way Of public auction, on Friday, the
10th day OF November next, the remaining property convey.
ed therein, consisting, in part, of STANDING PRESS,
RULING MACHINE, and variety of other implements
pertaining 10 the "nook Bindcry," Also, one Bui,au one
Table, B,dstead and Bedding, Chairs, Sc. Sc /. and u small
Family library of Miscellaneous works; with various other
articles too numerous TO specify. The sale will take place
at thu I" Patriot Office" Terms. cash.
DAVID 4. SPENCE, Ttus-
JOHN o. TAYLOR, I,ccs.
Oh . !. L
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To Contractors.

To Contractors.
CEALED PROPOSALS will he received at Tie office of
- the James River and kanav ha Company in Richmond,
until the 23d day OF November next, for the construction of
a STONE DAM across James River at Maiden's Adventure
Falls, twenty.eight miles above Richmond.
The Dam will be about 400 feet long and 10 feet high.
The whole work will be paid for in current Bank notes.
Besides the usual reservation OF 20 per cent. on the monthly
estimates. the Contractor vii be required to give ample Sc
curty, satisfactory to the Board OF Directors, for the com.
pIetion OF the work at the time and in the manner specified in
he contract.
Plans Of the above work will be exhibited, AND s~pecifca.
tions thereof delivered to the contractor, al the Company's
Office in Richmond, by the 9Th day Of November next, on APP
plication to the Secretary OF the Company.
WALTER GWYNN,
chief Engineer J. Il. & X. Co.
Richmord. Oct %. S1g-w3w
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STOP THE RUNAWAY,

DAN AW Az from the subscribers. near the Big Lick,
IL Roanoke county, Va, on It's. 18th oi October, u negro
man, ~ med SCOTT, ~ OF 10 years old, about 5 ieet =
inches high, black mud pare madei has two noted srais on
hfs neck one ~ each siic, rather under the shirt collar. II
,rpcai, that the sears were modeby the opening oi biles or
sores. lie - a negro fond oi talking and ratlei I'LL, dislnacd
We purchased hun IN Richmond, from Nr. Hugh Reid, a.
bout The 18Th 81 September lat. MI. hed brought him
from North Carolina. ". do not rccoleci from what eoun-
", but have heard the boy speak OF living in ''oldyiilc,
North Carolina.
We viii gives liberal reward for the apprehension or
the securing III said boy, 50 that We get him again. ANY
person apprehcnd,ne said boy, or Jailo, receiving such, will
please inform the subscribers, living In Franklin, William
son county, Tennessee.
Oct ~ Gift EtSkINE y CAROTIiEHS.
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SAINT. TNREE,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
X<EIInIrDE W

ONE Door anon = Mr.. RfGfkfRD TlREE,
4 : now in receipt of his FALL. STOCK o~fGRpCERlES,
J DRY GOODS, WINES, LIQUORS aud C~ltoCkERN
WARE, and solicits am examination Of the same h, his
friends and the pub ic generally, leeling confident that he can
please.
He would also offer his services in he sale OF II
generally, (robacco excepted His charges will be low,
and payment prompt. Particular attention to the sales OF
Wheat, Flour, Bacon, &c. SAM'I. TYREE
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TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE
NOTICE.


TNlE STOCkIIOi .DERS OF the lynchhuig and Buna.
l loe Springs Turnpike Company, will meet at pedlar
Mills, on Saturday, the Gath day OF November next. tina,
being public " court day. II is expected that every Stock
holder will he present OF duly represented by proxy, as busi
ness oil ctdl Importance will be brought before the meeting.
BY order oi the Board oi Directors.
llAZAEl. WILLIAMS, President,
Attest,
JonN pRYoR, Scc'y pro tenn.
Oct 2l-wiw
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BEDFORD LAND,

\xlIl. BE SOLD, on the premises, on FRIDAY, 10Th Il
" October, or, on the next day II not fair, the following
TRACTS OF Ian belonging to VIM. Nj. Bntw.lI =
one tract, containing $50 acres, lying ON Big otter, 6 miles
East of Liberty. This Tract OF Land is immediately upon
the location recently adopted by The Virginia and Tennessee
hall Road. One other tract, near the same, containing 2Og
acres. These lands are in a fine state of Improvement, the
ieneing and buildings in good condition. Also, a SAW and
HhisI MILL, upon Big Ottsr, with about two acres of
land attached. adjoining the first tract Of land.
TERMS-1, 2 and 3 years credit.
!. II. STF1TOE,
- &, a, WlNGFIEID,
Sep. 27-wtl9O Commissioners
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NV, 0FN'TINVN.
1--WE SUBSCRIBED, offers tot sale an unusually large
1 siock NJ FRUIT TREES, FLOWERS, Sc, Tor a-
tnmu planting. His Apple Trees, with the exception of
some new varieties, ara ot large size and very thrifty, In
his stock al Poachc-, llnmr anI Pears, ma, be found all the
newly introduced varieties ~ any merit also, a fine stn h oI
Apt,eots, Grapes, Nectartnc', " alnuts, Strawberries, Ev,r-
blo"ming Rnsrs. nahlias, NJ. Catalogues, with prices, aud
describing The Fruits, Sos, may be rbt ,inod 81 Nj. John II.
iytee, l.ynchbure, who Will receive and forward order,
Trees packed IN the hest manntt and delivered at the d.iot
To 30 by liielmnni. n. Il. ROBEi.
Oct n-wawii
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Communicated.
Concert.

Mr.. O. r MERRiII.-The tale ITS fthis young MUSICIAN,
as a performer onthe Violin, is creating quite a sensation III
onr little Musical circle , his attainments as a MUSICAL
have already given him a high stand as an Off
Ger in one OF the State Musical Societies in New England ,and
Justly entitle him to the favorable consideration ofour COM
munity. Go and listen to one of his fine SOLOS on Friday
night, all who are ~skeptical, and judge for yourselves.
LOVER OF MUSIC.
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Bible Society Of Virgimia;

The General Agent Of the Bible Society Of Virginia,
will hold a meeting at Liberty, on the first Sabbath in
November, morning and evening. On the day following
(Monday) there will be a general meeting at The Court
House. with a view 10 resuscitate The old County Soce-
fy, The friends of the Bible throughout the county are
respectfully invited 10 attend. On Tuesday the 9th
Of November, the General Agent will present the claims
OF The Bible cause a, ST. Stephens Church. at II o'clock
J. POISAL,
Oct2j General Agen, b. S Va.