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Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-09


The overland emigrants were beginning to ar
rive at Oregon. They generally told sad tales of
sufferngs on the route. The Oregon Spectator OF
September ~ says
"The news from the immigrants on Snake river is Of
rather sad character. Some packers. who arrived here
few days ago. report about thousand wagons destined for
this territory that they passed this number of wagons be-
tween Fort Hall and the Dalles; the part of the Cali
forna immigration having changed their to Oregon.
They report also great deal Of suffering and distress among
hem They have been long the road that they have
generally exhausted their supplies of provisions many Of
them have scarcely been able keep body and soul together
The Government from the Daes post has been quite active
furnishing supplies The early portion Of the immigration
Jared much beer although they not met on the way,
yet they could obtain plenty upon their arrival at the post
We take this occasion to return heartfelt thanks to Mor
Irwin for the kindness and attention shown and for The
interest manifested in behalf in procuring early
veyance to the Cascades.
"When ef about the first Of August, expedition
preparing for the Grand Round Valley with -four
and provisious but upon their arrival the Umata river
they met quite large number In order to do justice to all,
they bad to limit the quantity for each The apPortion-
men small that il afforded but temporary ree And
since that the Dses post has been eaten out An express
to Fort Vancouver few days since with orders fO' ad
had been exhausted We fear that those in the vi
ciniiy OF the Dalles must be in great want.
1.-The army officers at Vancouver may exert themselves
to their utmost and they will be able to reach the Das
under ton twelve days. large proportion Of the lmmi
grants tell into common this scesonthst OF loaolng
too lightly vith provisions. Il reported in the States
that nearly oil the immigrants hsd overlosded last year, and
that heaps Of 6our and provisions Of all kinds were sewsd
all along the road Il also reported that any thing was
wanted could be obtained Fort Hall that any amount OF
-four could b had there for less money than person could
afford to haul from the States True, there was last ye
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-22
CxEEKWooD SCHOOL, in FranI<li"

yr,E exercises of th. School will he resumed on the 10Th
by he session will consist oi five months aud Ter
inmate the 5th December next The school WIN DC con
Quoted under auspices of the undersigned whose long
percnee devoted hmen 10 his proieSson oh' ne
hopes an nducemen Tor continuance o the liberal support
which he has received the hands o the public heretofore
His Of instruction will be such as ne mas ouo o'
su ed to the CAPACITY Young minds, with such improve
uents lately made phiolngy ahd oe SCI
ences have enabled him TO adopt In teaching the eassc
he will himself of such recent discoveries as appear 10
be practicable and not too nbstruse and tedious " soo
In this school will he taught all that IS re
onired for useful ornamental education Ancient Ian
guages and ancient literature will receive especial aten,ih
Pupils w be required not only to read cllcay an e
and Latin prose and poecal works used IN o' cone
yes and high schools but essential part hls system
,bey will be expected to furnish accurately
prepared consisting the conversion OF Latin or ''eeN mo
English, and of English into Latin or ,reek fof inns
purpose he standard Greek works and the Latin authors OF
the age will be used, aided the latter by hebs
Guide for writing atn The French and Spanish al.o
taug ht upon the improved plan. In Ma WIN
be taught Arithmetic, Algebra, Elements o emet plane
and spherical Trgonometry, Surveying, Sc' In ha'"i"
science, Natural Philosophy, Descriptive ana fhysra ~
Compositions Rhetoric Bellies Lettres, Elements o Logic,
Moral and Mental Philosophy Reading W nung' 'i'ho'
giaphv Geographic Sc will be particularly attended TO-
The School moral and highly intelligent hei2hnoi
security thu, their children will receive kind and parental at
enon Board can Obtained in good families IN the I'M
mediate vicinity at reasonable prices. -,
AT the end Of each session, pubic examination VIII oe
held the proficiency o The pupils IN the re
specve sudies which their attention has been aeced
Tuition Zee in ancient languages, 80 ~ ~
ss " other branches, -" W.
The undersigned refers with confidence TO the iooNh
lard Henry s. G. Staples, Patrick Henry Lang horne
Botelour; VIM NJ. Peyton Roanoke; 'Nm NJ bnrWch
BedIord Jas Saunders, J Lynchburg, Randolph l1lckm
son Franklin. JoSEPh L. "'pr R'ti'
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h, drsrroyrd) will receive any SRI of coui-
nsalon for their @rvires gran, if II wefs certain
TIA, The public good would he rnmted by the cha es.
hat nl,vdu1 mtress must yifll; but doubt vile "
er old Virginia justice will inhict such wrong fur the
sake Of mere experiment, which may or may not sue
coed. - A.f - -
Believing iha, The Country has suffered greatly from
oa much legislation. am 10 fsyor Of biennial sessions
If the Legislature. md am Of opinion tho. that ihe
Senate concnIreny with the HOUSE Of Delegates -uli
he allowed 10 otienae any Bin. except Mon"y Bill
With this brief expression oi NY opnIons On the lrs-
ding questions Involved In ths present canvass, submit
my claims yonr support. Should my views not he sP.
ptoyed by meorty If the OF The district, shall
he conlent 10 abide The viii f the people. pref-fing %
take pat in crcng III extreme changes in our ar-
rtnic law which sincerely bHlisve will pr We disasy
tfoua luthe best interests oi the Cpmmonwca b. Soud
they however be approved, aud b. returned Dlegae
he Convention. whiln w,ll vot fr change IN
r;tsrtt situnn. ~bnse nsequ"nces, In NY judy
ment. Will be owl will yet sosiain.wh all ihs ability
| possess ever, amendment caculd u promote iha
welfare Of Nr!ina and which vii contribute to h@r adj
IN her np~ard carcer 10 hnno. 10 infnrncs
and n glory. Aolt I'll Nv eli%n, -
JOSEPH WILSON
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PUBLISHED BY
TOWNLEY, SHIELDS ~ CO..

., For Dollars per dut payable in ddrdnce NO SUD
s,rjtion c received for shorter time than sr months
mi no p1per tcH be discontinued (srcept at the discretion
ffhs Edi,ors,) untu all a,Tsardges are paid
= ApvrRrIseMENrs inserted at 90 cents per s9dre COR
tsS for ere,y nc, form insertion and 81 cts per square
tor sss) for erery outer form Insertion ,,. -,
yeyy ficertiser sreqredfo note on ,he MS ho'o cong
ke ,phes his advertisement inserted; an advertisements MOI
"a noted to be inserted til its diScontatce be ordered
Eoy w aPY ADVERTISING The terms are for He pfodtge
t,po squares S0 for squire s2o Jor one s4ate IN
,sr form s35 Ecery yearly advertiser oW oe required 70
6ne his adpertisiig TO MS particular line business
jon pRINriNd erecutedneatly aud erpeddonsfy ana
n,lr rens solnbie terms.
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Vip.inia :

4 Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Snpcri-
y Court OF Law and thancciy or the county o AM
herst, on Monday, the 3Id day ol June, 1886
Peter Rucker, Plaintiff,
against
Lindsey Coleman, sherilol Amherst county, and such
administrator dc bons o Richard Els, dec'd Thomas
H. Ellis and Charles Ellis administrators OF Charles Ellis,
decd; which said Charles, in his lite time surviving
partner o Ellis Aen and the said Thomas H. Ellis and
Charles Ellis and Champe Carter, trustees deed cNecu-
ted by the said Richard $ Ellis, Richard n Euhank Emily
H. Ellis widow of SAID Richard s Ellis, Richard s. Ellis,
John Thomas Ellis, David IL fapscott and Emily his wife,
and sally Jane Fills, children o said Richard Ellis, decd
the last infant under twenty wears, Defendants.
IN ClIANCFRY.
The defendants, Champe Garter and Richard n Euhanh,
not having entered their and given security
ding the act of Assembly and the rules o this Court and
appelfng by satisfactory evidence that they not mhah
liauts OF this Commonwea II is ordered That the sad
defendants do appear before the Judge OF said Circuit Su-
pcnr Court OF Law the court house oi SAID county,
the first day of August term next and answer the M o the
plaintiff and that copy of this oder be forthwith inserted
newspaper published in the town oi lynchhmg tor
two months ivcly and posted at the front door oi the
court house oil this county.
A eopy-Tcste,
June l3-w2m ROBERT TINSl.EN, tPk,
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TO TIE PEOPLE OF CAMPBELL AND bed
FORD. r ~

TTnVImu
county o e1otd. became eand date u represent ~ 4
pat the Dsurt composed of the mites Of Hedard
nd Cauphell IN The tonveutno, I" be held IN ocinher
mat. to reform aud amend he Constitution oi the staie
havr adopted lhls Nude Of making kn,@n 10 you my
VI W. in tea II 10 thu chaogn, which am In favor VI
uahi,g IN the { rs lta ion s##I.t
1t is principle adnticd q heeve,) hy all men IN Hs
country thai The people ei all tines have the fiaht y
change alter alb lsl ihtlr rms al Governments" aud
lnslilu such other rms N Their stad. as Ia ,hin
bet for hi prspefi y, sOey aud happ ~ ~.
In the ,xeo3e a, This nuqrsllonnhe right there "a y"
resfairt that bc LAID npm then. except such m
manity Of tho prole may justly impose upon them
scves Bar al lhe same tuo. II Is agreed by all, thai
wise and just people " and ought IN lay snth resmlas
upun themselves may be necessary aud proper To pro-
iee each individual the community. IN tho enJYment
Of his rropery life and liberty. In order 10 do this II
necessary that laws should he enacted by The supreme
nowcr If ihn Stnie deine ib rules Of tia and wrosa,
IN relation proper and he rtatve tights and dal'es
II the cit Aens towards each other, aud towards thu cot-
mnmty. = gtS
Aud II i. ais, Neceseay in rlpr T., carry his prici
pe in eff e. To lusilnr Courts aud Officers, 10 enkea
ihr OF those laws, Fur hof restriints than
those above indicated. oolh, MT Gu my opnims) u be
iopnsed. Hut the contfaty The people stp "a m ett
ee and uurestfan"d n every oher respect and IA The
xrrlfo Of trif t rnh3 they ought Ia have the direui
election an app IN mpnt Of all ihelr ghiees (wbenevrr
II eau BE- dooe wuhonl 'niangffng the sanfi,y o hs
fphs Of theur Elhw citizen, 10 his petsnn or propess)
and tho fleets should be responsible aud sintntble ~
thfm It viii be- impo s,ble Tor me 10 cann nncaiion
ike this estate agr the reas ms en,'raih l1 te
various changes should propose 10 makr ia tue organic
law al uur Sttt must ,hefelote. o"nth myself wAl
nicely ,numeug to you The changes shonl advocate.
without ent ,ing into aay ol lie resanlng On which m
/ Nanll susl iln them. =n.. s5afsH
! shoulI il III, dIs place BIZ in favor Of extending
the gh &c aua 10 all ifee nhle white citizens II no
State. who had paid ,l,c 'xes with ~h'nb hey lnl
bcen nss,ss (wheiher county State laxes,) aud hal
resided IN tho county t,wn.iot twelve months pr eeed-
ing the election lhink 1t Is correct p,nci' mai no
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session cos nothing, sill woulJ prefer ennia sessions.
as answering The general public eants--and rendering
exiting laws by less frequent aud unnecessary changes,
hetter understood hy The peopeptovijed nevertheless
'hat In any public eSieenry demanding IL. the Cover
aor may covoke tho legisla hold srssin
would make every freeman oi The Common wealth
cqnal 10 every other freeman. If could Aud carrying
onl his pine pie as far pranliral would Lave no
man 10 vae morc than once IN any election. But IN sp
rof,lnnlng representation, whatever my opinions
twenty ,enr. ago, "ismpora nnh1nf,r. 81 nhd'Hur M
Ills" aud am clear and decided adeornte for the
mixed bass. us being both Just and wise
have thus laid down. far nv accuts to inc at the
moment. honest and candid expose II the outlines OF
my views aud opinions; And can tnd business and
labnf enough al home ,lllw- -ezens to occupy my time
II tou have m disposition To employ my services; Or II
II be Your pleasure 10 call again into your service.
cannot hut be faithful far NJ IN me lies. 10 Those to
whom already, allow mo To repeat, owe 81 much
was tto nnWcll 10 attend Campbell & nft last Mon
dav aud nar that my business aud Ialhor bad heal
VIII much caral the rhnnc of nictchangng views nd
opn,ns with yon prev To The election. be'iose IN
deed. my hralth Is almost too bad I, he eandat any
how: Rul am candidate. Fiat slep is 'sken,-
And bmit myself to your verdict.
Nuu friend
and How ciilsn,
JAMES SAUNDERS.
I LII,
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INNcnuunc, July IL. 1850.

i. ). The Senate would make working body, by
all moaus We as the other House, originating bulls.
except money b Ia.
And would give the veto power 10 the & velnot Ia
NIL bills appopatrg money for public expenditures, te-
requiring hun 10 give his rcaons thert and subject 10
be overntd by the soc nd and Il nj ludgueo OF n ma
Joy of both bNnchcs Of the Ieg stature. o her guards
indeed. than the her nd thougnl' mny he
sny to attcsi the lash md j1nserous expenditure OF
lhe public money. J =.
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FARMERS LOOK AT THIS!
selling or at COST, to Close, for

Selling OFT at tOST, 10 IIOst, TUT z 7*'fi %
DERSONS, who wish IN save IN tue porrh'>e - 'ta
w Woollens, Blaokets. .Dlme,llcs &c Would make
II Isruely In their interest cal aud examine our eXen
sive S. elk of the same.
As it is ur positive intention 10 close our present hn'
siness ii will certainly b. terest 10 do SO as qnck,
" as possible; an, IN oder effect this object We WI
sell at cost and less than cost On all llaht fancy g~dS
Knowing that a universal object III rer'"ns 10 or
tain much possible fol their money (and "hfn IS
right } we woud scil all persons. b tn in town and
county 10 call as speedily possole. II b Ing to he'f
adv antage well as t, ours. z.,
ALFRED S. ENGLEDONE,
J,I, I NDEIJ.
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NOTICE.

XTIi1h be sold at public auction, at the residence OF Al
w len rvedv, in the county o Campbell, saturday,
the 10Th dav OF AUGUST next, negro Bob, negro man
Scott negro Ghanry, aud negro Sal, the property
Il sadrWe1v, in trust by deed duly n record
in Campbell County Court, debt due to Samue,
H. MrDeamon. The title The above Slaves is believed
10 he unqucsorablc but such only viii be conveyed
vested by said deed. Terms, CASH.
JNO. - ALEXANDER, Trustee.
IlV
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xyyERE 500 persons employed, aud stock OF 1000
dozen of Shirts always hand; style and qualities
suitable for all parts of the Union Merchants and others
visiting Baltimore invited To call and examine the arg
and of SHIRTS that has been oe-
ed in this eli v of all and tor Men
and Boys lch stvle aud workmanship. cannot BE-
pa More than e has been made render te
assortment Of SHIRTS, COLLARS, LINEN and COT.
TON DRAWERS complete and dosrab e in every respect
r. w BETTON, .tasf Z
l79 Baltimore street, Light.
March 9S- wi2m sals.a clan ss4s Il s4isa
L>I.OUR FLOURs-Wc have hand lind stock OF
FLOUR, OF it Extra Snperinc, and Family,
which Will .cll low. SMtrliSoN s. STAIIlAM =
Iune 6-ts
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.N'Esy' ODS.

NTATERUOUSE 4 POTTER haVc now IN sTorc,
w and d,y receiving from \. York. complete
ment OF CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSlM ERES, ES.
rINCiS and FURNISHING GOODS, of every description
and quayto whrhthey invite the attention o then friends
and the public TO examine.
store formerly occupied by Whemore & Co, three
doors below T. u. Jennings's Commission Store.
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N'OYF(E,.

I WISH TO HIRE, Immediately, number Of NEGRO
i VEN 10 work the Canal between North River aud
Buchanan, by the month nr the balance Of the year.
High prices will be paid in cash. the work is done,
adv for first hands Apply To Samuel McCo
kle of i.ynchburg, who is authorised To hire. NV hands
have enjoyed good health they recovered IRON
IL months ago CllAS SCOTT.
June 3-ts
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GREAT REDUCTION,
FG,s.a M


ss:;;;a.szss i:;;asmzss isI.asm.s:Si s.:lsss..ss:ss
JNARE from RICHMOND to IYNCIiBtRG by Canal
l. Packets, 50 81
Fare from Richmond 10 Charlottesville, by Packet and
Stages w
Fare from Richmond Cumberland G. II. by Pack
cts and Stages ~
Far from Richmond Fann,ille by Packets and sta
pes / ~
Below see card of intermediate distances, ioi iarc and
hours Of passing
Lcdc Richmond Monday Lcdre iylchbt0g Monday,
Irednesday and FRIDAY, at ltednesddy aud Friday, at
a N III N
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Lcdre Lyl,chb,0g Monday,
lIedneSddg aud Friday, at
81 n. NJ.

intermediate distances y cents PEI mile,
Way Passengers wishing to take the Boat, will the
hour be at the canal by referring TO the time
starting OF the Boats, aud adding the hours 1T take to
reach any oil he above distances.
BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT.
An
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VEG GEOES.

WE ocr services To those persons having Negroes
w for sale believing that can, at all times Obtain the
highest market price for such property We are very well
fixed for the accommodation Negroes left with or sale
and our terms moderate.
MOSBY s IIOLCOMBE, Auconeers,
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against
Nehemiah Compton, John Compton, Betsy Bowel, John
Motley and patsey his vile Green Meador Francis Whorey
and Eliza his wife, Thomas J. lhomasson and Sally his
vile, Wilson Meador, James Dickinson and his children,
Jane Dickinson Sally Dickinson, Whitfield Dickinson and
Green Dickinson the children oil Isaiah Compton, deceased
viz: - Compon - Comp. on and - Compton, infants
under the age twonyo the unknown beirs o Ca
eb Compton, deed, Jones md Belsey his wife, formerly
Betsey Compton, and Pasey Compton, who the sisters of
late committee Of Joab Compton, - Whitworth and Alex
ander kaseyir, administrator o Joab Compton deceased,
Defendants
IN CHANCERY
The defendants - Jones and Betsy his wife Patsy
Compton and the unknown heirs of Caleb Comptnn deccas-
ed not having entered their appearance and gwen security
according the act d Assembly and the rules OF this Court
and appearing to the satisfaction {" the Court that they are
inhabitants of this Commonwealth; is ordered that the
said defendants do appear here the fourth Monday in Sep
TENDER next and tie bill of the plaintiff and that
copy this order be forthwith inserted the Lynchburg
Vginan paper published in the town OF Lynchbnrg, for
two months successfully and posted the front door o the
courthouse oi this county.
July l-w2m JNO NJ. REESE, D. c.
NIRGINlA At Court held for the county OF Campbell
the sh day of July. 1850.
Judith Allen Anderson Boothc, trustee for Anderson
chford and Gillian his wiie Nathan Specie, Julia Ann
Specie, infant under the age OF twenty years, who
sues by the said Nathan Specie her father and friend
Daniel II Boothe and Thomas w. Boothe, Plaintiffs,
Allen l. wyllic administrator de bonis with the will
annexed of James Alen decd; Thomas j. Iichford and
Gillian his wife Mary Johnson (iomerly Mary Allcn0
George Allen, and William 7. Lakewood and Elizabeth
Ann his vile, defendants
IN CHANCERY
(uit brought for the sale and distribution among those
entitled of the real and personal rosduary estate OF James
Allen, deed late of tulpeper county, Na.)
The defendants, Marv Johnson George Allen, and Will
liam r. Hazewood and Elizabeth Ann s wife, having
given according the
Assembly and he Of this Court and it appearing
from satisfactory evidence that they do not reside within this
State: 1t ordered they appear here the JUS
tices of this court sitting in term at rules held in the
Clerks Office this court before the second Monday
in September next and the bill of the plaintiffs and
further whatever may be required Tor the protection of
their several interests: And that copy of this order be
for hw th in ,eed the Iynchburg Nrgnian" for four
weeks and posted the front door Of courthouse
OF this county, on the first day oi the next term.
copy-Teste,
GEO. VIM. DABNEY, &.
j & C T. Wills, Attorneys for plaintiffs
July li-wiw
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Acopy-Teste,
June l3-w2m ROBERT TINSl.EN, cl'k,
Virginia

Virginia:
r Rules held in the CLERKS Office OF Roanoke Chcu't
n Superior Court o Law and ChdneerY Monday, the
Sd day Of June, 1850.
Charles l.. Mosbp, Plaiuth,
against
William Baily, Lucy McCanahon and TAma, To,h,
Defendants.
IN CUANCERY.
The defendant William Baly, not having entered his ap-
aad according the act of Assembly
and the rules o this Court and il appearing by satisfactory
ordered that the said defendant do appear here the
first dav II the next Augut term and the bill oi the
plaintiff and HAT copy Of this order he forth with inserted in
punished al lNnc hhurg tor
months cocsvey aud posted at the front door o the
court house OF thi, county
copy--'reste,
June io-w2m + JOHNSTON, ClF
ia Court OF Monthly Session begun and held or Nell
"A county, the courthouse, Monday, the 2lth day
of June 1850
Charles Hannah and Ann W his wife, Plaintiffs,
against
William Smith, and --, the children of Samuel smith,
deed. -, the children OF Thomas Smith, deed --,
the children Of George Robbins and Jane his wie (boih Of
whom dcad0 William Raynes and Lucy his WIFE, Will
liam Riggs and Jane his wife, and i.ittehery Fox,
Den's.
IN CHANCERY
On the motion OF the plaintiffs who filed their bill, and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence to the CoIt that the de
iendans. William Smith, --, the children oi Samuel
Smith, deed; - the children of Thoma- Smith, decd i,
the children OF George and Jane Robbins deed; VIII
liam Riggs and Jane his wife and Itlehery FIX, not
inhabitants o this country, and having entered their ap
peafance and security according To the act o Assem-
bly, and the rules Of this Court II is ordered that they Ohe
said absent dcfcndan do appear here before hc Justices OF
said court, before the iih Monday in September
and the bill of the plaintiffs and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in spape publish
ed nthe town OF Lynchburg for two months ely,
and posted at the front door o the courthouse of this county
July 4-w2m s H. LOVING D. c.
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u As been recently enlarged and mnislad with Lathe
and other Machinery, required in httv and finishing
Cas- Iron work The proprietor solic share oi the pat
ol tho public
Iync lrlurr. March It's
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.Ssxner,or <uynH Oil

SUPPLY OF very superior qualified Salad b, wich cal
n be recommended To those wishing tho best article or Ia
bic use, Just received and Tor sale by
June Its JOHN fl. SEAH, Druggist.
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Dr. =. =. Eyfch,s Remedies.

1TNIE subscriber has Just eceveda large supply Of Doctor
Fiich's celebrated Medicines, together with his Books,
Lectures Consumption shoulder Braces Silver Inlaling
Tubes, Patent Silver Spring Abdominal supporters Ssc SC
For sale by his authorised agent
JOHN H. sEAY, Druggist.
Call and get his Guide TO Invalids gratis
AInND D1-1s
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cor ND.

wv are now receiving, consignment, large lot OF
w Bed Cords, Cotton and Temp Plough Lines, Tw inc
Having made an arrangement with one o the best fac
orcs in the State will he constantly supplied with Cor
dagc, and will sell in lots al factory prices.
JOHNSON, YOUNGER & SMITH.
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IA MES "A R J. A N ID
AND
WILLIAM M. CAB ELL.

W L a M nj. = r i u,
HAVE united in the ptsc'ice of Law, and will reg
4 ularly attend the Circuit Superior and Coulty
Courts of Amherst, Appnmaox. Bedford Campbell and
Nelson, and It town Of IynchbuTg.
s-Lynchburg. Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND will continue, diligently. tu
practise in the Court of Appeals.
Oct Iq-tf