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GALE OF EAND.-iN OBEDIENCE
~ to decree Of the county Court 81 Amherst
coua,y, pronounced in the cpsc Of Edward. ~
Jones Sc. The undersigned will On the 10th da,
nfFcbrunry nest. the siilc IL front "f Amherst
Courthouse. sell 10 the highest bidder. tic TRACT
OF LAND lut,ly held ls Elizabeth Edwards. a.
,ower in The estate nf Thoma. Edwards deed. -
IN Said Tract of Land contains 100 AcrcS ;
II. is situated VIM. H. ilarrison's Tnycrn
in the county Of Amherst. on the head waters d
Porridg. Creek. This Tract hns on il the usunl
Building, for small Farm; good Orchard
Spring SC,
Trnss-A credit Of one aud TWO years for ths
purchase money the purchaser giving bond and W
proved security therefor, and tho title retained NJ
uli innate security
WM. NJ. CABELL, ! c.n..,
WIN. 7. lANCEY, V"
E.h p--t1GF
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sTENssYLANE, AttorneyntLmy,

L 4 will Practice his profession in the variou-
court. on Patrick, Henry, tla.d Curroll md
Franklin corafies.
REFERENCES:
Iohn j. fusvi.. LyasAbas-r ~.
,,ur, oil Latld & Co, and WtdswoT,h. Turner
& Co.. Etch ~ond "a
DaIan. Miller & Shipr. Baiipso'e, Nd.
Jnmes C. Moir. Pal .-ek County
H.. will also attend - the collection oil Chains IN
Rockingham, Stokes and srry counties, III Nor'h
Carolina.
{FADDarss-Pa,,fok Conrt- Hen1, IA.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
IN SEALED PROPOSALS viii he received
hy tho undersigned, a, Flnyd Court House, until
rhrrstay. l., April next. for the construction OF
the Jack s6nyi and CT ristianshurg Turnpike road.
The distance i about 20 miles. and the work
will be divided into three sections, oil to be com
plctrd wfriin isy csc months. Proposals for com
plrrias the work in less time viii be picierred.-
Eighty per ren III lie paid the cop'rletion and
reception II each male and the remainder on sthe
completion Of each section
Also. sealed proposals f,r covered bridge over
Lirrle River on the line of said road. Of upwards 81
100 feet span.
BY the Goth of March. tho line xiii be prepared
for the examination n bidders, and after that time
plans nd speciEcalous can be seen at the store q
c. - s j. Gardner, Clrristiansi'irg - at the o.
.irc estlrs undersigned. at Floyd CT. Ho
LUnWELL II. BROWN
rnrin,-,r Fri. s Chris g'SrTi5e e.
March s--tiA
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WHOLESALE
RICHMOND PRICES CUREENT-MnrclI


RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT-Marcli 4.
Reported erPresastor HeI ynohJrg lirginian.
TOBACCO.-priccs well sustained this week
and there is good demand for all useful dc-crip-
inns. We quote common Tugs $50, to 3.25; good
So. 50 Ia $3.50; leaf l.50 to IS 80.
FLAGR-The market ;. not 50 brisk, and prices
rather lower. Mequotc new slsa ~; the latter
for Scoftsvillc.
WHEAT-I00a 49,; some sales very superior
T.i,e Mt 100
FEArHEhS-S0a 10.
NOOL-c2d3l. stock light.
wAX-a2023i.
GiNSENG-4aa4 40 in demand.
BUTTSR-9a Is, the latter only for ,uperiofs
SrGAR--N . 5a6. 7 X very scarce; no prime
re; Crushed 8. a .; loaf 81 "; Clarified Gs5
COr;-E."n Rim 9dl0; las'y 9lmle-
MOLASSE,-" uba c0a %; Mu.rosado e2~ -;
y o 304 80; X, nop-ime 10 be had a., 4,
i. O..
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~ We are authorised To announce Colone
GREEN Il. BOARD as a candidate for the ofc'
OF Sheriff of Bedford county at the first election
under the constitution. He pledges himself
If elected faithfully discharge the duties of tn
office. FEB 23-iits
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HNHEuNDERSiGNED having ss,oc inted theH'-
l. selves Together 10 the Prnriirc IL Law. -
.l,rctlully solicit tho patronage ~ the odd A,n d
Edlcy & Spence, Tlry viii attend MI ilm c"r's
ofCampbcll, APPROXIMATION, rh,-yl,nnin. Bedford.
mud the Corporni"n II Lyncltmg. They Wrs b"
found ut the old flee ofEll,y 4 Sperrr,
DAVID II. SPENCE.
E.l, p..wiv;r HOLM n SIAtlGIITEn
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Gave YOUR HONEY !-onAs. 7

- n WIN A,kOAN s-O''S''s .
- FREEMAN & co. (tue Freeman, Dodge.
e. Co, J IMPORTERS a. JJBBERS. one dao,
South Of Li6,rty Street, IA BROADWAY, n. YoRE
have now on hand and y i'll receiving daily through
the season, New Goods, direct from the Eu-
ropean manufacturers and cash AUCTIONS. rich fash
unable. fnncy SIN Millinery GoodS Our stock Of
Rich Ribbons comprises every variety 81 the latest
and most beautiful designs imported.
Many of our goods are manufactured expressly
to our ORDER f,un designs and patterns,
md stand unrivallcd. We oflsr good. for neil
Cash at lower prices than any credit house in Amer
lea afford.
All purchasers will find j, greatly to their in'rr-
es,s to reserve portion Of their money and make
selections from great variety Of rich ceoP goods
Ribbons. rich for Bonucts. Curs. Sashcs and Belts
Bsnnet silks, Safns, Grapes. Lisscs.nn1 Tarlctons-
Tnan5odcrcs Collar, Chcmisctis, capcs. Bcribns.
Habits. Sleercs- Cuffs, Edsings aud insertings.
Embroideret, Re, iere, lmoe and hcmstitch cambria
idkf-.
Blends illusions and crrlsroiGercd Lrccs for caps.
Embroidered laccs fm shawls, Mnutilus md Wells.
Honton, Mecbicn, Valencienes, and Brussels ]aces.
Eng fish and woye thread, Smyrna. Isle thread aud
cotton Laccs.
Kid Li-c thread, silk, and sewing silk, Gloves and
Mitts.
French and American Artificial flowers.
French lace, English. Am' reun and Italian.
Straw Bonncts and Trimmings.
Feb 23-6t
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XTlGsGE:lA: Al rule. hell in tic Clerk.

NREcGErIA Al rules held IN the CLERK
' uficc OF the circuit court of Amherst county,
on Monday the lst day Of Marrh, 1872
Joseph b. Nowlin Plaintiff,
The Amherst Copper Mining and
Smelling Company. Defendants.
The OBJECT oftlis suit is to recover from the de-
PENDANTS 1886 II with legal interest thereon from
the - til dar of June. 1851. ill paid And the Mt
iachmcn, axaricd herein being returned cxccuvcd
and levied upon tract OF land OF the defendants
living in the cuuay Of Amherst. ncnr the Folly and
known ms the Ce,por1siac tract, containing 720 A.
ores and standing ahc land books in the name
Of WIN. X Smith Ard il appearing by nfh'inv ii
fled that the said defendants not residents ct
this commonwealth, tbry required 10 appear
here within month after duc publication of this or
der ind do what is protect their inter
est: And il is ordered that n cepy hereof be pub
lShed once a week for four successive weeks, in
some newspaper published in the town of Lynch
burg and posted the front door of,be courthouse
of this county, the first day of the next county
court. A copy-Tcsfc.
March s--w4w ROBERT TINSLEY. C.
VIRGINIA: At rules held in the Clerks Of
fee Of The circuit court Of a mhcrst County, on
Monday. the | It day of March, 1852.
Stephen d. Bowen and virginia E. his wife for
merlv Virginia E. Roanc, Plaintiff,
nsainst
Charles l.. Mosby the loi meT administrator ana
- Ilolcombe the present administrator de bo-
MS OF Thomas A. Hocombc, deed, who in his
lifetime was administrator Of Elizabeth Roane
decd. and trustee and administrator of William X.
Roanc decd. David Pattcson executor of John
Warwick decd William =. Claiborne and Cornc-
liza his wife, Fayciic II NorvcIl and Mary C. his
wife, William b. lioune in his rig lat aud nd
mnstrntor de bonis non OF W ilam II. Roane
deed, Thomas Fitzhugh. who intcrmarried with
Sarah C.. R,unc deed, the administrator Of
Sarah G.. fizlugh when one shall be appointed,
and William :. Claiborne, administrator of James
Roane deed, Defendants
~ caASCEBT.
The object Of this suit Is to obtnin settlement
of the administration ni Thomas A. Holcombc deed
upon the estate Of " ilIinm II. Rosnc deed, II
appearing By satisfactory evidence iho, the defend
ants Fayettr II. Norvel and MARY C. his wife. are
not residents of this commonwealth, the said de-
PENDANTS required 10 appear here within one
month after due publication Of this order, and do
what is necessary to protect their INTEREST," md il
is ordered that n copy of this order be published
once week for four successive weeks. in some
newspapers printed in the town Of Ivnchburs. and
posted at the front dnnr of the Court House. t this
county tie first day of the next county court
copy-Tcstc.
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NEW BANKING MOUSE.1sEAL-
! Y cd rrups sails for I'M ia'ia'ns "anH'ps
hurr viii be received until 5tn inst Building a.
free front running back go to 100 fers, , stories
liel Including basement: plan and spec hcation
mas BE seen at the Office ef ne Bank
Proposals addressed to Chairman Building Com
miftcc.
March S-.lJrnar
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IL article that has superior any where, and
may be tried with safety. l'sqnalities only be
Judged by its use, and will be found To transinse
slrroush Tobacco to suit the taste ct all
cen-uracr.. by calling at the Hat store Of Wm.
Sitter gcut You can see for yourselves and leave
YOUR ORDERS wAirh will be promptly dispatched
N,,rl, a 4. WN STIrZER Ag't
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Stutc, Class l2, sold to a citizen of Lyuchburg
Schemes for the week.
MONDAY s-Kcntucky State Class 55-75 10.
Capitas-25 900; 10 600: 6.000; 10 OF 900.
Tickets IS.
TUESDAY a--Do Class Sos 10.
Capirals-SI2, 900; IL, 900; 10000 10 of 1000
Tickets -.
WEDNESDAY le--Do Cln=s 5.-75 II.
Capitol ,--$3l 900; - 900; 10000 5,ll7. Tick
cts $40.
THURSDAY lI-kcniucky Glass 5s-75 -.
Capi,als-S:U 600; 1000; 1000; 2.5s3- Tick
cts s..
FRIDAY la-Do Class 5e-66 IL.
Capitalists, 0G0; 1000; 3.ooa; 3 of 1000
Tickets Il.
SATURDAY i3-Do c lass sa-7s l6.
Capi,als-s5o .asJ; 25.000; IL OH: 10 Of 200
Tickets SIS.
Drawn Numbers.
kntHekg tfaSs q.
1874 Il & 80 - - ) IL &c 4j II %
Nos 81 a. Is. si0u
Share Nos. 81 A Observation-Disclosures. :i0O0
Pc. Glass 70
- a. 20 A. 90 50 81 l6 II % 80 IL
Do Erfru Ciass 80.
- o. - q 20 SO l6 81 ) % A 81
ken'ncLy Ciass 80.
4 IL II 90 81 - - 81 GO
Do. Glass IL
80 : . 3 80 ) % % 10 - q o.
De E-r. Ciqss IS.
80 ii ~ 81 81 - is
De CtaSs52-
As 3 - - % | - "A - CD IL Al 80
y. r. WHlTrEMoRE. ir.
~ Orders for packages. certificates Of paoka-
scs or single tickets in any Of the Lotteries If J.
" Ma,srv 4 CO., will meet with prompt attention
If addressed 10 A. +. WUlTTEMORE. Ir.,
Lynchhurr, Va.
lss~ Communications stric'lycos hden'ial
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r ANDIsERS WANTED DIT

~ Lynehburs aud Abingdon Telegraph Compa-
n.y. wish to hire by the montli. Iy cen Negro men 10
be employed between this place and Richmond
Apply 10 +. d. Deane jr.. or TO the Surt.
Mar 4-ts J. u. TREE. Lyncihurg.
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sUlssCisIssEM wish . 10

l. eusc all bis dehfs ~ the r.inng ss,,, pa.
sent year would ask all whom hcis i,.l, il-. ~
present their claim. Tor payment, " i'.t.f- tito
a0th "t the prc-en, nrs,'rtt nfer which time W.
poet. be in ,if lft rauuiic. west II the m IA.
| ',ins lie 'vso Nishts 10 purchase number "
Negro Men. fr W. pnn usu
- N a.. f,ttae cr,,r.1
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NOTICE TO ALL HE ALSO. BY
Y -rcident has fallen into the CONFECT ION-
AIRY BUSINESS. in con urction with his Jrweiry
establishment, in xhiclhe kecrs Candit x r'iits
such as Ora ecs Lemons. Rai~insA Almonds IibeIfs
TOYS Of all kinds, and, in fars. an kinds "a Cosec
,ionarc=. kept in such an estabi ,i1nen lie IS now
receiving III, Spring stock. 10 which ne respectful
" sulieits the patronage Of the fubhc- ne as.
has in his employment one oitne mos, es Pe'i1nee"
.~s,,a Candy makers in Lynchburg. fyra-
m;dS II N kinds. made at the shortest notice
All orders ft.sss The country received and prompt
~ e,ery,cJ CHAS. a. EVARD.
N,rch SITS doors above Exchange corner
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VOExCUsE FOR BAD BREAD.

4N-Just received another supply ~ ttpst reiss
br,ted YEAST row )EIs, which lnsr gi,es
ncs entire saiisfuctiop. Tlp.r Who wish eseS
breod nj Ill times arc invited rhll nrsl w th~.
For sale by JOHN II. SEAY.
Feb i6-4wif Drngeift
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DEMOVAL.--flavi taken the large Gro
IL. CRY Store Of Col. Aug. Leftwich. "bilucly
opposite my old stand where shall be glad 10 sec
MY old customers aud the public generally, hope
y strict attention to business To receive portion
Of public patronage. keep constantly ON hand a
general assortment Of Groceries, and also a
good assortment Of staple Goods, and would
be glad to receive and forward any Goods sent to
nv care, and also sell any Country Produce. on
| commission. JOSEPH III. WILSON.
March Il.
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C1gTfsA. DIRECT FROM STEW
- ARTS FACTORY,
90 packages Loaf Sugar,
50 bills. Crushed, ground and Clarified Sugar
For sale ly 1OLNGEh u sAlai H.
March s IA
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! -IYNCyaHlTIss; CuAYk-l

81 -LH NN1n Hs u lkSG Sn III
Eaz FACTORf. house. SIGN AND E9s3
HtORNA MENTAL PAINTING.'tt
The subscriber would respectfully inform hi. friends
and the public generally. that he is still carrying
the Chair. m aking Business, at his
old s,and on Water Stree. bclow Main, where he
keeps constantly on hand. full and complete as
sorrmcn, Of Fancy and Windsor Chairs Mt prices
which canno, fail To please His work is gotten up
in the ncatcst aud most fashionable style Of any
shop in the place, and put together in the most
substantial manner. winch enables him to warrani
all rork executed in his establishment. lie re-
specially solicits call from all those wanting any
,iing in his Inns. assuring them he intends to sell
cheap.
Requiring and rr-pcinfinS, done in neal style
and al the shortest nntice.
lie ocrs his service also for NIL the above kinds
Of Painting. He has generally executed work ri
thi. Kind when solicted hut lac offers himself
with increased fncil;ics for general pa,ronags in
that a. well IS the Chair business.
He hopes hy strict attention 10 business, and en-
deavorng to give satisfaction, to merit portion Of
tho public patronage
Feb 23--ifts C. HARDY.
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IyLAX LENENS.-IuST RECEIVED. A
Il large lot of superior Flax. and Flax and Cot
ton Linens, which respectfully invite the atien-
tim of purchasers. JOHN T. DAVIS.
Mnrrh SIS
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Freish.s zap and Down the Canal.

Tobacco leaf (pcr hogshcad) u
Do. manufactured, (prr hox.) 10
Flour. (Pcr bbi) 10
Bar Iron, per tony -
| Pig Iron, (pef toni "o
Lead, Pig and Shot, (pcr TONI ! %
Plaster (pcr TONI w
| Sail, (,cr sack. 64tnS
Merchandise anil Produce. (per 1907 10 90
| MoLassEs.-Wcst India 50 to 40 cts per gallon
| n. o. ~ to As cts.
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'eh l9-2w CtfAS. SCOTT
NTKAyy GOODS-AIKING las.

~ Tie suhaeribrt IA now prepared 10 uShitd,
M..rchn,lis md Millincr. his ufu.i heavy staak N
taiic, and 'Missc-' Straw aud Sik Raes. = S',ea
7rimmiass and Arfif iai Foaers; Paia,-ieef =
mama and Gerry rrt-'y " SfNafER HA7S EA
fr Gcnrlcmen; Will h Tor extent. variety sue $50
beauty of manufacture. rs well us uniformly Coo,
prices will be fouad uurvulr,',
THOMAS wiIltE,
No, II Sourn Sscosp SrNxxs.
Fob tc-l5t Ji,i,fsl~l4hs,
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TT We are requested to announce WILLIAM
ORGAN, a can'lidate for the Sheraalty OF Camp
bell county. Nov l3-iits
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vysssvTEMOEsE,s OFFICE


ANOTHER CIgITfL .SOLDiu
Nos 4 . 10. a capital Of So, 500 in Kentucky
stm,c, Class 2, sold to a citizen Of Lynchburg.
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DEgUvIAN GUANO.-25O BAGS.
Il beet quality, No, PERUVIAN GrAAO, re-
rcivcd direct from weasel, and fof -hlr ~
March s--fa H. y. sACkETT.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

- &r.---We nth Nsnkls1 r{Fsnscurnes r
f,v .ar Af'rinx ha-ipre. era Worry prospects ~
fully request trss~ Win hare sfc&siisls with q. /:
cali md srfflc IT ~ curly day y M -sbir,
F,b e3--3rif R4F. UENNfNa
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r AW MOTTO n - l,e erp, If EDLEl q
~ SPENCE "a hi. day ii-rnhrd ~ hi,i,uL
con.rrh Til ~ uniinibicd bnsineA w'ii W. S,t..n.
dcl TO by tic new erm ~ spener& Snagldef.
DAVID U. EDfEy,.
DAVID h, SfkNcE.
Lvnchbnrr Feb, T. 1852.
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We are authorised to announce WILLIAM ).
MYIER candidate for the SherFaliy for the
County of Bedford.
Jan. |. IFS
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"A SPRING STYLE HATS.-JrSr
~ received and opened. beautiful lot Of Phila-
dolphin and New Yorl, Spring Style HATS. Also
nm assortment Of Boys and Gents kOSSUIW
HATS, beautiful article. Call and see Them.
March 4--9tf JOHN G.. MEEM
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II Evils -. r4sENsIAW 4 l:sp.
IL RiAmcad, i'~., tsvc n stats and sasr

10 hlsl. prime Dncen sides
AZ hid. n. y. s. L. X. Suenrs
Is bids Cuba MuscavaIo aivla.srs
- 1i~rc-s do
40 hbl. N. ". d. fA
400 hugs Ri". Ing and lava rsd,r
200 packages boat. t,ru.frd and cIar'i SnRnr-
100 Kegs Nnils--~ath an n.-rri rn-pt.s 1T ST.,
Leather Pcrr... Ten. Csnile-. Window dla.
Soap, Tanncr.' uiI. n =. Rum. Iirrrinvs Se.-S
10 which We srsprr,iny Hsk the s,t.ntitn 81 I.
| Lynchbure Merchants. iaSaaeil their Or,icr-
L E..L o. -M
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DREMIUM SaInma Safes:
II Herring wiiaer's improved safrs, surge ind
81 MI sizrs u., ar hand and l,r sale lsy
Ntrei, S--fs n. 4. sAcEETT.
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PostrcEcsneEf.

FUNtECECs1IEHI
The above sale i. postponed until the third Mon
day IN March, the Eth, Court day.
-. NJ, CABEI.L. I ~,
W.T.. lANCEY. :
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T EEA Johnson, ATTl!E OLD

~ . sksSU OF -utFy MI III ~ fsf4Isf NV 'F'1s
morning receiving, and ca.r for sale
80 ba-s prime crop Rio coffee,
30 g Lag'a =.
% mats very superior old JAVA ~
10 hhds. prime \. o. Sugar.
30 :. and bbls clarified "
10 "a '' superior crop Molasscs md
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r Ayy NOticc--Tbc Cosrartncr-hir oft;hR
L. LAND 4 CABELL was dissolved 90 the Bin
instant by mutual consent. Feb Ia
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RIO SEARS, Publisher,
March SCI ISL William Street x
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FpEDgJCTION or TOLLS On shc

Ep DETECTION OF TUII.S ON thc
HI JfNES RiTER AND KAMA liHa "a!
NAL.--The new Tariff u Tolls ador,ed u, mea
ihg ofihc Stockholders on the Gth F,|'r,ary. will
20 into operation on this. tie fr-t day NJ Mnrrl.
1859. THOS. MckfNNff.
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ment in an y effort to acquire the
Island. No matter, then, how iney-
liable war with Spain may be, we can
not hope to acquire Cuba in the way
ofindemnity, unless we are willing
to defy the combined powers Of half
Europe. In the face of such oppo-
sitlon as this, Mr.. Fillmore hopes
that the aca cauisition ofCuba will be-
come impossible As a reward for
raising up this opposition, he hopes
to be taken once more into the affec-
tionsof free soil whiggery This has
been his object, as we verify believe,
and tn e signs are not unfayorable for
its &C comPlishment. The great or
gan Of free soilism is loud in its
praise Of Mr.. Fillmore's course in
this matter 1t will presently give
him the right hand of fellowship, and
invite him once more into the ranks
Of his old associates. When our
southern Yhig editors behold him
''cheek by jowl'' with Seward and
Greeley in opposition to the exten-
sion Of the hated Slave power, they
will then ac knowlec the truth Of
what Ye have said. They will then
see that Mn Fillm5re's Cuban policy
has been dictated by the most gel6sll
and unpatriptic motives. -NashMlEs
UlQon.
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Rice, we are told, was not known to
the Greeks and Romans. 1t made its
appearance in Europe about the mid
die of the | 4th century. It's cult
yation is said to have been first at
tempted in the low lands adjoining
Verona, by . patrician Of Milan, nam
ed Theodore Triyulzi, in 1922. Since
then, the cultivation of the plant,
which occasi onally yields 100 bushels
to the acre Of the most nourishing
description Of grain, has furnished an
immense supply of food The con
sumption of Europe is now cstima-
ted at 100000 cwt. annually.