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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11
Hood ma Vengeance.

A few weeks ago we received four pa
ges Of foolscap, written as editorial. in
imitation Of the immortal Tim Thrux-
ton, and hailing from" Mechanicsb urgh,"
with kind offer to furnish q similar
quantity, once week, for reasonable
consideration. We laid IL away careful
ly in pigeon hole, intending to write a
private note TO the author as soon a. we
got little leisure, and give him some
encouragement, but our plans were all
thwarted few days ago by receiving the
following. written in blood, or in Poke
Berry:
Mr. T. A. goodwin you will please Except
my thanks for not publishing the Edito-
rial | sent you last week and also thank
you for not mentioning Il In your Edito-
rails as l expected you would not publish
Il as that paper has always Refused Re-
fused to publish any thing that was sent
in from two or three townships on this
side Of white water we suppose the Rea-
son Is Because there 10 no temperance
Over here Clarkson has heretofore Re-
fused 10 publish communications from
some Of his subscribers on this side and
now you have Denied them the privilege
Of one column ofyour paper to present
their Interests in we suppose IL was
craved out for Other articles as that pa
per has never looked TO the Interests oil
few townships on this side therefore
they will not help support the Indians
american and further myself intend Do
Ing all | can Against II Because you Re-
fused to publish the Requests Of n goot
many Of your subscribers and fyou hat
of published had several new subscri
bers to send and their would Of Been nc
papers Discontinued intend weekly
sending In a few names and men 10 hsv,
their papers Discontinued
linkum Fidelius
Now reader, 10 not that too bsdl On
ly think Of Il. This MechanIcsburgh 4
no ordinary village. II contains ont
store, one grocery, one tavern, one pos
Office and one family residence oil unde
the same roof And we had four sub
scribers In the town and surrounding
country. one Of whom never paid an,
thing, another OF whom owes our prede
eessor sal. another owes him esi. an
the fourth has paid US for year In I'D
vance. We hope LIncum Fidelius vii
have good time OF IL. In stopping the Pc
pefs.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

rWe have always heard, and stead
tasty believed that the Editor OF the In
dependent Press was a small, handsome,
trim built parsonage. We have howev-
er learned, from most indubtable author
ity, that he is full six feet high, broad
shouldered, of most brawny and muscu-
lar proportions. Oh how much sympa-
Thy we have wasted on the dear little fel-
losf!
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

OcrRev. J. w. Locke, President OF
the Drookyille College. will preach al
Mt. Carmel Sunday the goth Inst. at iol
o'clock, and at ~ the same day at Cen
tire.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

Oywe are happy to record the, out
townsman James II. speer, who has been
very sick for few weeks 10 recovering,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

0TThe new College 10 so Tar CON-
pleted that the School will be moved In
10 Il next Monday.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

OF The little son Of DR.. Berry tina,
was so badly burn, last week Ia likely
To recover,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

luen SUCCESS, say we, 10 DloOming
Grove, with her poets and her preachers,
her manufacturers and her merchants,
she is bound to make her mark, and
show to future generations what talent,
energy and will can accomplish. Long
may she wavel
Thy friend,
SIMEON SYKEsY.
FKAsKLrs Co., IND, Nov, 9th, 1853.
CoIonixation-David Christy, Esq,
Liberia.
FRrESp GooDwiS;-I have recently been
reading the lectures, on Colonization, Of Da-
vid hristy. Esq. Of Oxford, Ohio, who is
agent Of the Colonization Society. They are
four in number. and cover about 200 pages
The first two were dellyered originally be-
fore the Ohio Legislature. They have also
been delivered. by request, before some OF
our literary societies. The Bird was address.
ed TO the Ohio Constitutional Convention,
and the 9TH to the public in general. They
are now all republIshed together by the Col
onization Society, and form neat volume.
They contain vast amount Of valuable
.'e -,
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now making to Civillze aud christianIze the
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ii
".P'O" P'o1.o''oA'' 'a'"O's""' 1872
No, nno,os,shls' ami ,h,. make The .l.v,.
49,. ,.,nl,. =. All. .,.. and
and that there only can the Negro ever OBJ
tain those rights, and enjoy those privileges
Sn'o" ~''' a~aAen us 'o"s HOFFMAN. 'a','
iec' and energies. and maze him ieel that he
soo' Is MAN lie CONTENDS iar'her' mat
Christianity. civilization. aud equality must
all 20 'ose'ner. ana 'ha' inc absence OF either
WIZ mar Tue WHO'S sche"e'
As in'ima'ed before. he es'eems COLOMBIA
uoh 'ne on'y p'aou'a''e he'ho' o' removing
the evils Of slavery ana AFRICA the only pos
sio'c place Tor perfscung the measures neces'
sary Tor terminating The woes OIL the eoiorsd
race IN that lend
lie sustafns cach OF 'hesc' ana sesefa' "''
nor propositions connected therewi'h, oy We
~ able arguments ana an array OF 'ac" ~
leading 10 his CONCLUSIONS such as have MOI
seen elsewhere, aud OF which | could not give
an outline IN less 'han nail ooron snort or
uo'es' Tie manifest" mueh zeal In the cause
"hs does In any Gauss "h'cn ne e'pou'e' =
whether oo'on'fauon OF oeo'o ~ 20 nv
'hems' mas MS individual attention TOT tins
"ne' oucn are Tue "sn 70 'accee' !" s"'
en,efptlse.
~" y ,,sI.s.
a'"s WV "'. '''v''s P.'P'V /" WV 80
S''e'' especially OF me itee o'a'es' state
"'"' P'e.'"'e' "''s''"', surprising
me. Inc following are some of'e' sA"sO's +"
'e's,s"ee 'ne'e'o.
no '0's' '"o'es'e " '"e rye oo'o.sa pop
uia.on Of the u D. rom ie'o 10 'oao' wa
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11
SYMPTOMS on DISEASE

o MflONS Or DlSEApE'
Should never be disrcearded. They are unerring
Indications that the vital functions OF nature have
been interrupted In their healthfl action and that
serious evils must Inevitably follow, unless tho
system be again set sight by the timely of pro-
per remedies.
Bear in mind, thatnai'irc Is never cndeavorng
toexpel disease when u lnydes the animal econo-
my, and only needs the assistance Of some gem
nj restorative-thorough yet mild Ia is action
tina, viii give tone TO the system. aud act upon me
blood--whieh IL the principal OF life
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

0TAny young man who wishes to at.
tend Commercial College viii learn
somethlngto his advantage by calling at
this Office.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

uThe Gospel Herald, a universal
list paper published for number Of years
at Madison, Ind, has been removed to
indianapolis. II is edited by Rev. b.
Il. Foster.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

0eTThe new stoves In the College
came from Fudge's OF course.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

0eTWho knows OF a small house In
town 10 Tentl Let 10 know,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

OF One Of the best, II not the best
Daily paper we receive from the city, Is
the DAILY COLUMBIAN. The Weekly
Columbian is decidedly the best weekly,
in our estimation that the city furnishes.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

GIVE have dealt with Manning, Jen-
nings e. Co. for several years and have
always found their groceries cheap and
good. See their card and then call and
see them.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11
e1-P POISONING. na

Thousands OF parents who use vermlfuge CON-
posed OF Castor Oil, calomel, &C., arc not awar-
hat while they appear 10 benefit the patient, they
are actually laying the foundations fora series o
diseasess such salvation, loss OF sight, weak
nessoflimbs, &c.
In another column viii be found the advertise
ment OF Hobensaek's Medicines TO which We AK
te attention OF all directly Interested in their own
aswell as their Chdrcn' health. In Liver Com.
plants and all disorders arising from those OF bill
lious type, should make use OF the only genuine
medicine, tiobensack's Liver Pills.
-"Be nsf deseired, y but ask for Ilobcnsaek's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that eae
has the the signature Of the Proprietor, in. NO.
BENsACk, % none else are genuine. Il
oJifyou want any Boots or Shoes, 90 to HUD.
SON. No. ga. Walnut Street, wholesale inanu-
factory, whore you viii Ind anything IN his line
cheap and good. by the case or dozen.
July ssth, les3.--3a-0mos.
nR. GUYSoTr's IMPROVED EXTRACT or
IL YELLOW DOCK AND SARSPARILLAma
srRK nKsrpy ron Hereditary Taint. .f.
Thousands OF individuals are cursed With
greyous complaints, which they inherit from their
parents. The use OF the yellow Dock aud sarsapa.
riiia viii prevent all this, aud save vast amount
Of misery, aud many valuable lives, FOR Il thor.
ouglly expels from the system tho laicnt ,aln.,
which Il the seed OF disease, and 30 takes OF the
curse by which the sins or misfortune OF the
parents are so ofen yIstsd upon lhe innocent on
spring.
Parents owe u 10 uicir children TO guard them
against tho effects Of maladlea that may be
communicated By doeeui, aud Children or parents. .
that have at any time been affected with consumd
ton, Serofula OF Syp His owe It TO themselves TO
take prccaution AGAINST the disease being revive,
Ia them.
Guysolt'' Extract OF yellow Dock aud sanara.
rila Is sire anildoie IN such cases.
l-Tsee advertisement.
4 ~ italways gives US pleasure 10 notice any
article thai coniers real benefit ON the eommunl
~, aud Il Is with confidence We heartily commend
Ayers Cherry Pecioral 70 our readers a. possess
ing extraordinary virtues for the cure OF diseases
inc ldent 10 The Throat aud Lungs. This may ac-
count for our frequent reference 10 this article,
which VIC feel fully justified in making known 70
The publicly. Y. Tribune.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

II Take your seed 10 IF. Dare & Co.
Cincin natl, n you want the cash for Il at Z
htsh price. See their Card.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

~ Our readers Who have farms 10 sell
would do we'll to Inform Lynn e. Brown OF
tina. fact. either by letter or sthsrwise.--
There are many persons In the city In search
Of good country locations. See their Gard
In saother column.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

orc. ii. Adams, from Boston, has
taken the large hotel recently erected
in Indianapolis, known as the Bates
House.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

DlEp-on Tuesday the 9Th inst, at
o'clock 7. NJ. Mrs. Martha Colescoit
wife OF James =. Colescott, Jr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

( lTTHk sHrLnYyILLE BRAEcu of he Madl.
sou aud indianapolis Road, from Columbun
10 shelbyylle, We leafa Ii expected 10 be
completed In December next. The bridges
andI grading are completed. and some seven
or eight miles VI the iron already laid.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-01
observation-disclosures.

SENArE.-Thc Chair laid before tho Senate
n report Of the Acting Secretary offhc Treas.
urv, respecting the assay Office in California;
olso n report Of The Secretary of War, showing
the expenditures from the appropriations for
the contingent expenses of that department.
The resolution submitted by Mr.. Cass on
Tuesday last. in relation to the Clayton Buwcr
treaty, was taken up and debated at Some
length by Nlessrs Mangum, Bell, Mason, Hale
and others.
The resolution was agreed to-
The joint resolution re affirming The Monroe
doctrine was taken mp, and postponed until
Tuesday, February 3.
The Pacific Railroad bill was taken up, and
debated until the hour of adjournment
HoUsE.-The Post Office Department and ma
val mail steamer appropriation bills were re.
portedt and committed.
The bill to depo'ite the fourth instalment Of
the surplus revenue with the several States, as
provided in the act OF June 80, 1896, was re.
ported with an adverse accommodation, and
II was laid on the table
The deficiency bill was again taken up, and
the remaining m1ndmcuts thereto were consi
dercd and disposed Of When the committee
ro5, the bill was reported back to the House,
and The balance OF tie day session was deyo.
ted to the perfection and passage Of this bill in
! the House.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-01
immortality.

If we wholly perish with the body, what an
lmposture is this whole system oflaws, man
ners and usages on which human society is
founded If we wholly perish with the body,
these maxms Of charty,patiencc, Justice, honor,
gratitude and friendship, which sagcs have
taught and good men have practised, what are
they but empty words, possessing no real.
binding eflicacyl Why should We heed them
| If in this life onlywe have hope? Speak not
of duty. What can we owe to the dead, to the
living, to ourselves, if all are or will he moth
| lng2 Who shall dictate our duty If not our own
pleasures if not our own passions? Speak not Of
morality. 1t is mere chimera, n bugbear If
human invention, if retribution terminate with
the grave.
If we must wholly perish. whatto US are the
sweet ties of kindrcdl what the tender names
of parent, child, sister, brother husband. v;r.
or friend? The characters of = drama are no,
more Elusive We have no ancestors, no de-
ccndants- since succession cannot be predic.
ted of nothingness. Would we honor the H.
lustrious dcadl How absurd to honor tbnt
which has no existence Would we ialo
thought for posrertyl How frivolous to con.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-01
Ai,nnnh surYlns alive

I, T.. mil orcxaggeratton and lhVehli''
ere one an,loubfed Circumstance "hIcn
rmcrly excited The worst apprehehSlohs' '''o
at that Ladies, were oiten found 'urheu )"
heir collins and The grave clothes dlaarrangeo'
2nt d, hat va Inscribed, with seeming reason
, the llrocs Of vitality, Is now known 10 be
ne 10 The agency ofeorruption. a gas Is Ge-
eIopeJ in the dccayed body which mlmlcs by
: necoanical force many Of the movements OIL
fe So powerful is this gas IN corpseS that
ave lain long INTO the waterfall M. DeVer8'e
re pbvsician to the Morgne at Paris, and the
u,hor Of textbook on legal medicine, says
hat miles, secured ut the table hey are often
eaved ap aad thrown to the ground. i re-
ncntIvsrrnngers, seeing The motion OF the limbs
IN 10 thckccper ofthe Moegne, and announce
With horror that the person lSaIlve. All bodies,
,oner or later, generate gas IN the grave ana
. constantly twists about the corpse and some
mes bursts the collin it.ef. When the gas
xplodcs with NOISE Imagination has CONVEX
I'd into an ontcry or groan; the grave has
cen re opened; The position Of the body con
rmed the suspicion, and the Iaceratlon been
lken f,r evidence that the wretch had gnawed
is flesh in The phrenzy Of despair. 30 many
re the circumstances hch will constantly oc
ur 10 support conclusion that Is more unsub'
anIal than the fabric of dream Quarter.
Rcrlp1r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-01
VIRGINIA LEGIsLATuEE.


FRIDAY, Jan. q.
The follow ing bills were passed to day;
A Senate bill, Incorporating the Manganese
and Iron Manufacturing Company In Tie conn
ties Of Wythc and Pulaski.
A Senate bill, for the relief Of Giles ! Hen
dcrson, deputy Sheriff Of Montgomery county
ayes 122, noes l. (Mr. Wallace
a Senate Lill. incorporating the Iron Com
panv IN the counties OF Botetourt and Allesha.
ny md
A bill for tie relief oil Lawson Bots, Of the
county Of JelIefson--aycs l2l, noes 0.
The bill providing for the completion o. the
Richmond &, DanvlIlc Railroad, AMI for loan
Of 5000 900 by the State, to The Company "I
that road, was under discussion to-day three
hours, and then passed-ayes 80, noes42
A motion WAS made by Mr. Robertson that
the rules be suspended with view to take up
andFconsidcr bill directing the Board OF Pub
lie Works to subscribe for fhrce-filhs Of the
Capital Stock of the Norfolk and Petersburg
railroad Company
During The pcndcncy ofthis motion, at 3 o.
clock. the House adjourned
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-01
FROM WASHINGTON.

a Washington correspondent of the New
York Tribune says that "Young America -
is using all its influence TO discrcdit Mr.. Har,-
ter with the new administration.
Mr. Sonle's speech in the Senate on Tues
day on the Cuba question, did not, it is al
legged Como up to the expectations ofhis hoa.r-
crs.
MIR. Mason declared in his seat on Wedncs-
day, that if the British had, as reported es-
iabllshed a colony on the coast of Honduras
ii must be abandoned. Mr. Shields remnJe /
the Senate of propricry, in this emergency,
of taking up his fertilization bill. CaIfornii q
being as much concerned with this war with
England as any orher part of the Union, d r.
Gwin suggested the importance of giving al
tention to our naval defences
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-01

al The relations Of life are eonionndfd;
md MI IDEAS Of vice and virtue reYeiseo' anu
4. NJ moral deeoline perisbes; and the govern
men, -, IF .rafes and nations has 10 longer any
"9ne u Cup, uphold it, ard all the harmony of
he body polite becomes dseord' and the ho Of
a@ cb ,@s9 baraians shameless,
al denainraIized, with no other check than
a. n.sioa. no other boal than irreligion no 9th
Cod God n,ao sela Such would be the world
yb;cb ' impiefy would mike were a belief in
ioI and immoptuDiry to die out oftho human
cart 1TassiH0n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-01
~ .ct nfncniGccmcc.

The United States Senate has adopted the
report ofthe COMMITTEE Of Conference and
provided Tor the extension Of half.pay pensions
10 widows Of persons engaged IN tie war o'
1912 and oftheyarous Indian wars since gu
A provision IS also made for a f5ptbo' ezlen
SION Of Revolutionary pensions, 50 a torm6 ace re
the cases Of widows married since lsoo,as well
as those who were married before that time
This will carry glad idings to many Il 80
late hearth, and afford a most timely rele=l to
many who were complaining Of Their country s
inortitude.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-01

THE CENTRE orrnu REPUBLIC is in Ohio
lst wei Of the Ohio liver, and Cincinnati is
ne commercial centre Of the Ohio valley. The
ommerce of that city increased fifty per cent
/ the last five months, over the same period
fthe previous year The comparative pop
ation Of the Otio valley and the Lake basin
lows that the former has twice as many in
abtanls as the latter. The Ohio valley ha.
We millions six hundred inhabitants, Lake ba.
in two millions seven Hundred thousand
those are facts which have an important bear.
,g upon the1aroad enterprises, and connec
ons Of the present day, and upon the ultimate
roGts expected to be realized from them
BDE. San.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-01

THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES did noble
work last week; II remains for the Senate TO
follow it up, promptly, with its sanction. The
amount Of money appropriated was large, but
it was necessary, and the people will submit
without murmuring to the means required to
raise it. For the future, great caution should
be practiced. The debt that will be incurred,
in completing the lines the state has aiken un
der It's patronage, can be managed without
much difficulty, but'it will not be safe to en-
large it, except upon the.most certain assur.
ance OF quick and profitable returns, or to &C
commodate some urgent necessity. We feel
the highest satisfaction with the liberal and en-
iightened Legislation of the last few days, and
hail it as the harbinger of a better and bright
er day for our beloved old commonwealth.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-01

Clay Monument at Nea0 OaeaRs.--An asso-
citation has been formed at New Orleans for
the erection ola monument to Henry Clay, in
one of tho public squares Of the city. The
sal statue Of our departed Statesman, which
shall cost not less than $50, 600, and the associ.
ton Is now in correspondence with several dis
ongn'shed sculptors in this country and abroad
ana have offered $3.50 far the design which,
Snoi' be adopted by them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-01

landed IN Charleston in less han three days
from Nashville. the whole distance. viii the
exception Of the three miles above alluded 10
~ railroad and steamboat.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
SPECIAL NOTICE

-s~--1-- Merchants aud Tradesmcn of L. u
The undersigned, Publisher Of the Ro4sosg r.
nHbli.hed at Salem, Roanoke county, oIer. -
Of said paper very fine medium for ADJ nm
the Merchants. &c. Of Lynchbnrg. Tie RI.
alas a several Counties of the south.w :, ~. '.a
superior inducements for patronage in that wa, 'a
The terms will be liberal. d. A. CAPRI.
ian 27.d1m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-01

m I'N"rLsroN AND NAsmv1lB-The Nash.
$780,, >,,''o''ahooga Railroad is now com.
80 c'' ea,s running on it, to within three
mules oil the Tennessee river. pas.enaara ,''. ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-01

INDIANA BANKING LAw.-We learn from the
ldianapohs journal that bill is before the
Senate instructng the State officers 20 re-
ceive any new applications for banks underline
general law Of last winter The reason civcn
for this bill ia that Wall street operators, New
York. are about to secure charters for bonl,
in many of the counties, for the purpose Of US
inc the notes in New York, instead of carry
ing ON legitimate banking business IN Indiana
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-01

The United States owns, now to be put IN
market. onebillion, three hundred and eighty
seven million, five hundred and thirty-ionl
thousand acres Of land, which at 10 per acre
is worth $l,734, All ,250.s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-01
Miniature Almanac.
MARINE ENTEAAEGEyCT-
smiling of the Ocean a,po,.
FROM UNITED STATS.


SHIPS. LEAVES Pm
Black WarIor New York Havana = sl,,a.fo '''
Arabia ............New York.. Liverpool 1f..
Crescent Ciry ..-... New York .Ha,anae X u -
Isabel -. Ciareston.... Key Wcst & Hsyara I'm
Niaeara......--.. Boston Liverpool -. f.I
CITY of Glasgow. Philadepha = iycrpoa. -.
Baitic..........--.Ncw York;. Ligof1ooI FL
FROM EUROPE.
Ganuaa............- Liverpool. Boston T..
Atlantic. Liverpool -. New Yor T..
Liverpool 49,. New York - :
CITY Of Manctr. Liverpool PHILADELPHIA F :
Pacifc....--...---. LiYerpool..- New Yod; L.
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NEAk2EsEE

On Thorsdny esrning last, by Elder YIN. NJ Fergu-
n Mr.. ions II. N. LANDRUM. OF Amherst county, to
Ii,s BETTE A. BARNARD, daughter of Smith Barnard,
d., Of DluNiIlr.