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Edge. -, hi. scaool wall mmene on
. ,.,.. ,r's',a.. sni terminate on tho 3lst July
= ls.y7.' ''N, a,y,:ed :n;o Two terms, OF tive
.c"..' t,..at are ancient aud mo.
:. > .ns,,c, Toe chsrse, for every
|a%,:e, All : = per :'r'n. pspsOi' in advance
'\>' ~. e ,;n.y'- +. O. Caroline CO 4,
.:9":'' "SaNL SCHOOLER. NJ. D.
5EgEEEN rs .e u...
w rts-'- .r; MsGut.,y. University Of Va;
~. :. , M,I n:nv.r.iyoi G%eorgi.; J. han,
sc '. 'i TH,..cr rs Heath, Esq, and
~..:,r II; T s.tnn' ~; ~',a,. { Sou,h"l'' Esq
.s.r. L y A''"''" sANL SCHOOLER.
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WILLIAMSBURG MALE ACADEMY.

WILLIAMSBURG MALE ACADEMY.
TIME principal OF this Institution having determined to
r.move to the upper country alter the termination
Of the present session, bis place will consequently be va.
Gated The Trustees will be pleased 10 receive applica,
tons for the said situation, till the 10th OF Ja!y mex. Al
has been mos, l.p.rsly pa,tuniied for several yrnrs ps:t.
and, underline mana enient ofs c~ounPetept teacher, the
fres ,he-.of, rn:thr reasonably bs CALCULATED Oh amounting
n from TWO ,houaapd to twenty-five hupd. cd dollars an
nuslly. IL THO school the Ciassirs, Mathematics &C. &c,
,pust be taught ,Drry
Applications must be directed TO e. DUReEi,
Iapn. n MctiLJuly President Bourd Trustees
WASHINGTON ACADEMY. 49,,
TIME uext rive rnonths session o, this Institution will
commence Angus. 18th aud close the 2o'h pecemoer
F>n1s"'H NS1'''r ill., hroncbea> 10 90
Classical aud Mathematical Course, .:....-..... ~ w
Board can be obtained in good families at q per non'o
JNO. A. K IMBODEN, Principal
July Lett Finney Mills. Arselia, Va
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" J. NNl.LkIE.
June '-'"h''htH'E %. j. = ~ s..
LAUREL Laws, UA IIIE CHARLES Crr>-
ROAD. AROrT IHRkE VII Is AN : IA { L.

Low RICHMOND. FOR SALE.
HAIlLi he sold. on WEDNESDAY July ls"H. $50 .,
w O'clock, P ~. the :srm csird I'm 2 itv.
The residence Il! z. II. Lortor, EsG.. on 'hr b .r- G. :
road. uDout three miles and a malt below the e., Il :..D:.
no.G
The pisc" cor.sirs !0l: ac-cs cf isni. mo"e or r..
aoou; " tcr-' ARE c!c.Tsa, . portion u which :, pom.
h-1t'y improve: ~ i!inIr-, &. -" b"iru,4 N "r.:s..
anu second growth Of pine The dwsiiEs Cyg'nIu. =
rooms besides r.gsst.. store room. drres.r- room. &.
anI is Substantially bulk. rad ~ th' :oUsh i,la@--A-
"ho!e beng covered VIII IirA-'s E-- proc; ur.I..
The outlaild!n:- NJ e II, usur! .a:ie:y aaG iuutr'.
AMI u" al" IN thoToGcI r.pv... T.trr =. Il .p..l..i .c-
lahtfGI ccoi ard pur- wr'pr wItt:I s 80. .r'rs - 'kt
dwelling. Ire p.nce 10 GciunrssOic Tor - Is.T.rCH..
T.rmS. winch will BE- s.c"u!!ruca,il.. a..a. known !.
the dry u. sac. GODp!E y ArPEkSO>. 49,
Univ q
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SALE OF
LAND ~ sPOTSrLEAElA COUNTY.
ESTRSiiST to a decree Of tire cirr'i, CUurt of the
4 county Of SpO;sy!vnriG. entered OF the 2::A day c:
May, lss;, IN tho su; ii Coleman vs.. Coleman and others.
~ undersigned. special commissioners thereby appointed,
viii proceed 10 seil u, public auction, IN ia" highest bidder,
NJ TIE ,ac residence % Vim. h. Coleman, decd, The two
irac:' oI land f which he died seized snd p1rscssei. lei
Nu6dvI!lc, "i.cn contains four uu!idi III hni n!L"ty Hc!es.
with 4 nc: proportion In ~cois,) ana lir- DaI; II $40 story
d"fii'iS, capital negro quarters with stone Chimney, n
grti.a7y, to'"rcc0 bu:l-, ice iicus., & wcl. "i excellent wa
e: IN tic yHri, &c, and Is Il handsome, pleasant, heal'by
ana tnCs; desirable residence. The fields are we.r supplied
with running wh.fr. 81 The old place, which Gdjo;ns
Noodiil!r cnnis'ns four hundred uId nluc'y i've acre.. of
WHICH II lhre portion is IN woods. sri his Gu u n dw cling
WIKI t!X rooms. Il good c:nuscy, Tobacco h1uss. &c, and
oi" ri the bodies; a:.d tho: spr!a,. n V!rriHla within
ola" hrrured yar,s OF the dwelling. The ncisAhorhrot is
rerlni good. These lands ere peculiarly adapted 10
the production OF hue tcorcco. wheat, c"rG AID onts-
They are situated tnrn" luile4 North rf Walters Tavern
and u mill Ii-faEt fronI Fr.-te:.ck. Hall sud Bearer Dam
DcpOts. IN the Va. CcLtr,i kn!rUG1. Persons wishing -
purchase arc invited 20 Gull o. Col Clayton G. Cn!.insn.
:car Frederick Hal Depot. Louisa Co. or J. u. B. Cohr
man. Oh the premises
The 1'EnMi are unc :hird cash the balance in one mud
two yeHrs, bearing interest !.om inc LAT ~" !tls retain
ell nu.l ire iar, payment IL r.h!9. Partial Possession will
Eic.. p0ssc-. ion a. soon hs the crops now CROWN: cSm be
secured. Tn: undersigned. rs administrators ol VIM. B.
Coleman, dec j, will, ri III" same i.ne md place, proceed
TO sell til. plantation UteIrils, sock VI Cows. Hogs, Snecp,
and Elk very .nlua5lc mules, sc.
The terms CT which will 1e made known on the day %
sale.
All prr.oas kar:nc ci.:ms araius; III. es,s,e OF VIM. +.
,ho,e indebted are inSited to make payment without Do.
lay. CLAYTON Il. COLEMAN,
JUEN q. b. COLEMAN,
Commi,n!nncrs and Administrator
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tUCTT0N SAFES,


TitISfkE> SALE JF VALUABLE LANDS IN
THE CONT OF FaUvAENA.
, ! virtue OF e decd executed Ly Wn f.. shrrhcrd,
SD 'ptEc srbsrriL"r rs trustee, dated 18Th Api. !ejI,
ana iuiY recorded III the County Count Clerks O;ire a.:
FhtThnlh, 10 r"cri' tLr payment al II tstt to JHru,s Gni;.
t"'Hih!-s:chc' "r""r /" - zee OF me C.,cui Cour; ~ sn:i
county. Tor tie sill Oi ;ir real nru peg -u,Ia! c,.a.. ui
Vim. tat, d.crusch. ! shul ~, rri luhl:c sht.. uu the Ih
Monday III JEly, ir1n. (t..": tc!n- CuG.: GayD e The Cou-r
i''ns" Tor cit-i' 'Ho following rrtusi tracts or parcels ct
hi''. sIi'l''e IL sill county. aid near IL" EoUr! House, u.
70 I""ry Ia may be n'c,serry To uGN the I-bt proy!,ict, tor
IN sad io"d. Ind cr!nrc"s Tor uirn t!siG: and i"inus:
Isl. 4 net uu IS a:ri. .ali IN. uArrd now r,.iaes. con.
trinIug ~. acre., ~ light Ui luiuyrn, .ui with L good
dwelling house Eni nut uo...s
:aa Air7c:o d 20 ac'es, ~g"r'hasni by solt Shepherd OF
81 Atrae; o. - scrr-, purchased Icy .aid Sh-naeri Of
Toi ert W. Dun'ny
Ill. 4 tract" az i';' mere, pnrr!a.rd oi The trustee. il
4 deed from Howard to Rnw!.s.
9Th. 4 trac; called "ilrnhruri.," coutninius O"rr 100
acre. near TIE Court Hcise, With DICK dwelling ail O,brr
good improvements.
Thee :rhc:s "frr tine orpuI' uI:t;rs lr irvc.,ir,rt %
capitalists ~ persons wisl!mc good Residences
fol further r"r;icn'a-s "rptrip th" su1.criher Office
HIN s!rcc:, lradin. from AIn' r'ran Hotel 10 Cnpi,ol
Square. RICHARD lFAEilOE COCkE Trustee.
July i-ctds
VARIABLE ALBEMtRLE LiND o SALE.
p ! virtue ri a deere OF The Circuit cuu-i OF Albe.
G1 marie comfy, pronounced IN tA- 21i day Of Mar.
lsJr, IN the crsc OF ~LhilIIcsa. guardian, Rgujnr, Cioul-ty
anu Others. the Inces-:gr,! commissioner VII, on Fri
DAf, the lSt day at hE+us;, so, Il ia!f, G5trrw!st tie
ncTl ti- d"y thereafter. Proceed 10 So. I'll the LrsIn. Us,
nj public agct:oH. L valuable true: q; land SITUATED Oh
Jane. River. in The cuTL:T OF AiHsmhr!", rrIUu ing 10 the
lste y ':.r:'cl y GU"ls"v. decor ard. n.jnlEing the Lands
ot Robert Rive. Alex Rive. GtIsravUa 4. EinErUcL and
others, and containing about :iur ..nadrc: ana Ct,h,y ;w0
hcfr=. q v:ic!I I,ont - acres Lre jsrn"r River low
ground" oi uiu-; excellent qunh:y The high .rEus are ri
50 EIsh!y productive /; :Es U;.sa = wool LEi timber sut
hc:,n: Tor the purpose q; the :Hrti. . cn!n!LIiablc dwell!
iH- 'iri I'll tie necessary oat.ao,.s's, iGciu!ing II large ard
convenient; Ba.m Oh tho bank u! the cnnal. II first rht2 OF
cb,ri, 81.
II Is TIN -am" .rsrr upon which the snii Nathaniel t;r0is.
hy resided az / - tim. VI Lis death, ma lss che mile
above IN" E!.iu.: 81 Warren rId tour IIiirs hrioa The VII
lag" "i howtrua'.iIe. in Il n.ighbor.Vru unsurpassed Tor
,taG. health ana society,
I.:!h=' OF" ;.aIi OF the purchase money in cash, ard:he
rc1.iir onG credit Dion" and tsn year. With interest irorI
date, tn prrchn-rr giving bond win! good -"cu.ity and
the legal Tie 10 DC retained Id aici,i"nal security.
Mrs.. G,gi-b?, who live- on the premises. wI!! show the
land 10 lny one wishing 10 purchase.
SIAN GOOLSBY,
june iI-ctds WM " WADE I.r'-..
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LAND IL Cl NREitL.tn FOR SALE

~ bL. 49,
YEEIlE undersigned: wil! G-r. IL! sale, e, iHn!'ic auction.
on "WEDNESDAY, the 5th August Ie&i, ;!r ihct at
.nnd on waiCn ne rctiirs. called "Ni.i Mount. stua:ei az
III. junction q: Guinea Crrrk with the ipru:natrcH River,
near sony r0iE; Mills. GHl containing ~ rccen, survey
Oh acres. This has iGrg tern rc-rricd MS The best wheat
is-m in he Gci.hhorhopd, and !or TOBACCO, corn. oA;a,
xr. j. unsurpassed. The Uw..:ounJs 2D acres. both on
n, cree; AMI riy.r. Rre highly prUduci!yC. whil.t the nigh
Isut !. in snot. heart. 6mi The tobacco lots Itch. There
are some a1J acrrs Of wood land tn lhctract The dwell.
ing. lHtcr nni comfortable, Is 5i:THicd Ia n lnc ::"v" OF
Original U.ka Oh n picturesque elninrnr", irons which IN
extensive and vrrinI view rray ne hsn Ths~nth!"s. tnrns
yrauarics, n.:ro quarters. SC. ar" in good repair, and
suffc. on. Tor IN" requirements u! u iscgc fnrni.
The nricn3JrIoui Is Intelligent, industrious end PRO
verbally Gaia'. and. f"r icnlIf. EDt ii; prss"d Ly eny in
the STATE. Markets for is different productions an @!
,asv accca.. i ia only Il iew m;lcb down the river 10 the
Maina. I,rIu:. and mile, olucis:a::h shops and other cen
veu!cIccS :riy hear
A E.cl: ;a-.r. wi hin five Mics If the f"rm, and con.
ncc.g win lln Drny.iic Railroad.
TIE pi rni-r- will be ch,rriuily shown IN those Ge.irous
of purchlsirg, by tue subscriber.
Terms accommodating
Addr.-. STEPHEN c. A~NnFRSON,
Iure iG-ry;is Stony Point Mil, Cumberland, Va.
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E0lCAL COLLEGE, OF VIRGINIA.

lE.SD SsSION--E"
l: Third Annual "COurse OF Lectures VIII com
f.,.cs on Noriuv, Oc:ober 18Th. 1850, al toe Col
,ip,. corner OF Marshall aud College streets,
- nSi terminate on the 18th March, l47, being
! o.. more than ave months.
I,;S and Surgical Anatomy, 10y CHARLES BELL Glib
rs ard P,sc:!cc c: Medicine, By DAVID II. Tucker.
uv I'D ftum.cy. ~ M.KIIs l.. ScoTr. N. D.
kn, x.::cs All therapeutics, oy b. K WELLFokp.
nv, bv A,-yrR Z. P~ErTicotAs, NJ. D.
ne, o! NJ re.Ge and Medical Jurisprudence, by
Il JcySrs, y. ..
II CONWAY, NJ. ..
,y-.o- :: ire,ony. by THEa. Y. MAYO, VI. D.
|,l.y Of P:sc:chl Anatomy may be prosecuted with
!: ,.:l- ;scih;,e, aad e; u very tr!aipg expense
l,. L,c,a:e. ..r regularly given at the College In
1 All R:c.ruri Alms.house. The %lGf!nsry. un.
1 .-.: 10! ~:a The College, is a: all ines vel, oil
] vi! .s!sni Surs::Ii c!sls, snu furnishes peculiar
F. -: Cl.r!csi !r-.rT't!'n.
>.:,.cal o., vI;!Jus a:e peCiUCiGsl IA tee presence
=. .nG ..a -,Gd.u:s bang daiy admitted 10 tn-
l. 3, .aier ;he guidance Ot iE- Professors, unu-
Lge.:un.!es tor becoming inmi. lar, not only win
E..yg.- snG din .ao,.s U: disease, ~, with is daily
I. n Treatment
/ Fees :oT W
- :UI zee w
aEG;O!Ay. 800. 4uo
4. Fee - "
~ce OF Board. i~EclrTIae Fuel, Lights Ind Servants
"a. l. usually SJ0r IS % pc! week. TIE Gaia.
aiming ruler Information concerning tic ins;i;u-
- ,orwarJri ~ those who apply tor i, U. spc'
49,. will be answered BY letter.
DAVID Il TUCKER. NJ. D.,
|-:Tt.-tCct Dean y! tue taculty.
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sugacaiion OF the british Consul

1t was briefly announced in orr telerr aphic
column yesterday, that Mr.. George Kuper, Brit.
i-h Con I'll. for the port of ,liimnre was on sun
day morning between | and > O'Clock >utf lcated.
in a house on Walsh street. from fire by which
part of II was destroyed. The San fur nishes the
following particulars:
Upon The arrival at the scene of conf1ar,-at
of the Mount Vernon Hook and Ladder Conpa
ny. a woman and child were observed at ,sindow
of the second story. A ladder from their CARR
age was soon run Up, and three of the m. .mbers
Me>srs. Crau>ter, Gates and Gambrll entered
the building thereby and rescued them The wa
man then informed then that II man was in the
back room at the second story. when s. X, An
drews aud John Funk, also of that con lpiny. no
bly, entered the building with the view of rescu
ing him They ut first driven back by the
dense volume of smoke with which the house was
filled. hut again attempted Ia reach tle room in
winch he was. which they dad by craw ling close
10 the hn"r until renching thu door, hich they
found locked Forcing il ortn they eriered aud
found the deceased lying upon the fn"i'. near tho
door. partly undiesse anI ", d h is body to
the street.
Tie deceased ag.d about 45 years. md
has been Consul Mt this port som, f. or five
wears. having succeeded the late j. Me lavish in
that position. He leaves wife and family in
Lon1on, they having remained when h. assumed
the duties Of his consulate, and new er having
uined lin here.
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Miss Anna NJ. LaclaSe. lighter 81 jaime VI.
Lachaise Of this city, died on hoard the stea mer
drngo on the 81 inst. after short illness f ton
brain fever, aged 10 years. This young lady was
engaged to b. married to gentleman of this city
Immediately on her arrival. and the bridal WIRE aih
was besp"ken. TO day. the flowers that were to-
have .orned her nupiail- are strewn upon the
bridal bed of death. She was buried in her W cd
ding robes this morning.
The delay in the arrival of the steamer caused
some anxiety among those who had friends
hoard and there was one who watched at the
wharf until midnight on Friday: and when the
good news was telrgraphrd-ihe Arag" is below
he went home To his friends neSprrssihiy hap
py-rhe next morning ON going early to the
shin to welcome the bride to his heart he four d
that "the soul of his souls id II had just depar-
ted. The cold ca-ket was there, bat the h'aut.-
fu, level was gonp.-N. Y. Mirror, Saturday.
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ATTEST NEWS.
a SECOND Dnmi., Lambert.

on Sunday, the 9th uit , Mr.. James Mansfield
expired. AT the villug" Of Debden in bis SD year
lie was an extraordinary character. for though
not above the ordinary height. he was of i'm
mrn-r magnitude. measuring feet round. and
weighing 81 .tons. If II lbs. When sitting on
ms char, fmade especially for his use four iert
WIDE hiS abdomen covered his knee and hung
dawn mo-t - the ground. When he reclned il
was necessary Ia pack his head to prevent suf-
t"caiitn. About ten wears ago lie was exhibited
a the Leicester Square Rooms, Lorden, as the
"Greatest man in the world. lie has also been
exhibited in The county. \ suit of clothes n,ade
especially for him would comfortably Lutton up
four ordinary sized men. Mansfield wa q, II butch
cr by trade. and at the time of his dea Tn. was Il
hale old man, possessing good constitution.
and a sanguine and happy temperament His
remains have been Inferred at Dcbdan Esser
En .cI.,l.l IL NIL
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Widows in kansas.

The following interesting sketch is Fl 'om pr-
va'e letter of Georgian emgrant, to Il ne Savnn-
nah Republicans;
But there is another interesting sui jet out
here, and that il romdn. would not, for the
world, s"y anything against tho dear creatures
that Is not strictly true; and when say that one
fourth IF the women are grass widows,' it is so.
Here Is bit of romance in real life:
"A young gentleman tcall him A fro m South
Carolina, got acquainted with Miss b. Ga grass
widow. with two hu- hands livingl fell in love. and
they were engaged ia he married. Basin as calls
him awav and in the meantime c. gets IL quaint
ed, falls in love, and is engaged to A hf trotb'd
and shortly afterwards they are married. On the
day after the marriage. A. returns bu take-
things very coollv. At the end of three weeks
C.'s brde eopes with A.. leaving G. in tn ~ iurch
A letter informs mr. that she il again rnnrrird,
and enjoying her fifth honey moon, and all FIVE
hu Stands living"
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II ia rumorpd that BEVERLEY Tucker. latp of the,
Sentinel, will start in ,he sVrng,a daily lorning
penny paper at Washington. and that he will d.
vide the patronaze of the next administration with
the Union.
The New Orleans papers announce the death
of Maj. GaiIy Of chat city, officer during the
Mexican war.
William H. Hurlhut, n native Of Charleston, S.
c., but residing in New York. says the New York
Post. is the author of the late bitter article in the
Edinburg Review, opposing slavery.
w. II. Russell the Crimoan corresponde Mt Of
the London lines, is dangerously i'll at Sym ohe
ropol, Russia.
Two hundred Mormons sailed from Lvei poo!
on the 10th ultimo. for Anerica.
Prince Woronzof. the well known Rus. ian
statesman. who was at tie head of the Admir- is
tra,ion of the Crimea before the war; died on the
18th at Odessa.
There were 232 den,hs in Philadelphia last
week.
Rev. William Friend has resigned the paste r
ship of the Episcopal Church at King George C.
H., Virginia.
The Second Congress sonal District of Wiscon
sin is thu largest in the United States, giving
9,3:35 votes.
Neither House of Congress in session Sat
urday.
Col. Benton sent toast TO the Democrat ie
jubilee at Boston wishing success to the admir- l.
istraton of Mr. Buchanan
Rev. Geo. W. Carter has resigned the Pres
dency fthe Petersburg Female College.
There were 70 death. in New Orleans for tho
week ending the 81 inst.
There wa a fall of snow at Norfolk, Va, on
Saturday.
The Pre-iden. has dismissed Clarke, the Indi
an agent in Kansas. and appointed Isaac Win.
ston of Culpeper. Va. in his place.
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Third year ofssc 4 o-mo PoiisnD Ara Assoc lon.



F0NiE management of thi' and popular Institution
n"uncr with pleasure that arrangements for the third
have bccn completed ON the most extensive scale Works
of Ant rm Art aud the encouragement of American genius
WISHED The Art Repositories Of Europe and made careful
selection, Paintings and Marble sn,uar,
Among which the following exquisite pieces OF
Sculpture. executed from the hncet Carrnrn Marble
me Aer and Bcamp9 Nefue u hr WOOD NfMrH re
BuTs of he hgo Great Am0ican Statesmen, CLAY WEB
sThM ANp eAnouN ra"o, fs s % H, n".
APOLLO AND DIANA, The Srnssie for hs Heart Psyche
fr1aat and IaG Cspire Rbd, besides nnmo.
r"is Mat"en's IN hone Medafoas and" Large and Caoe
the whole Of which 10 be distributed or allotted 10 sub
scrbcrs Of tho Association srntaon'y nj the annual dhu
'''' W ~ ~" TRGN. OF SUBSCRIPTION
Der of the Association aud enttoa him to
Fua-rhe largo and costly steel engraving Saturday
Night any Of the monthly Magaancs given below
S@o"dA copy Of the co.mapota" Ayt JOurHat ono year
an illustrated MhgaAineot Art
7Ard-A share the Annual pi-rruiion Of Works Of Art
comprising large number Of Paintings Sculpture, &c, SC
The follow Magazines furnished TO those who prefer
them to the Engraving linrpcr Magazine ondeys Lndys
BOX kn'k"rborker Magazine. ora9ams Magazine Black
zine Mrs Scphons New Monthly and the following Quarter
y Reysw' london Qa'rcry neyler anorsS Sor'G
ami two mcmbc ships ttr st.
only dollar Engraving hut nls- the Art
Journal yca and 7,cta n hc D'vi6a'on of Works Of
Ticket, which NAV. ~ addition. draw Redmgat Faiatng
Ntaats, oh.f tpyb e' 4,t Of raiHe
NJ ptfspl single share Those ticking five
memberships entitled 10 ak inasnsn any i've of the
Magazine year, aud ti,ks the distrbuton
Tho Offices aud Galleries of the Institution located al
2e Broadway Nov York md lbd Water Street Sanduaky
Ohio mud ara open free to all m.mhrrB
iere rcmiitnr funds for ucnhrshp VIII prasa give
tir Pot Oice address In n stanE the month they wlsl
the Maea7ue 'r"mmcnr" aud register the letter at the Post
Once pre-, luss receipt ~ winch certificate of
Membership together with the EUnHvns Or Magazine de'red
will he forwarded 10 part OF the country
Subscriptions and fail particulars given by apply
lnFtoJ II THOMPSON authorized agent for iynchburg
and vicinity
Subscriptions can also he sent by mail to
{ L. DEBBY Actuary G. \. A
Al Eastern Ohcr, a. broadway Scn York, Weste n
othce, lot Water Street, Sanlusky, Ohio.
dee Il
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Mons. u,.vrrec,iou in Kentncky.

louisville. Ky, Dec. B-EveNing. -K7PoFts
have Just reached this city that the negroes OF
Southern Kentucky have broken out in rebellion
and that general instruction is feared: They
commenced an attack upon the iron works. and
vigilance committees are being formed in Latay-
cite and Hopknsville for the purpose ct tak'n !;
III mint actnn in tho matter.
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Affair aG H0n0r a d EsfcN.

WASHINGTON. Dec. S.-1he affair betwcca
DIR. Raeby anl Dr. Hor>lcy. of Va. arising
fran an article in the Enquirer wr ten ny the
latter. was adjusted this morning by friends
without recourse to ho-tilitcs. Both gentlemen
started for home 10 tho evening boat.
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ARRIVALS AT TIE
ashiu gtOn lIou.e-.nrah n Clark, Frop'is'

DEC. &C l. Parker, BRISTOL Brady CanpDeili
Col I. Coleman Amberst I Fox, Mas'er Fox,
Camphcl II c Anthony. " Tucker, Pittsyivania;
Rice, S r R, East f R Brgbtwe Farmvilis,'
DR. Ward, Lcesve; H Berry, Berry, Al,
TSandria; II Adams, Campbell; G W lawson,
LAWSON, Harry. Charlotte, B Crne lonchar''
NFthevjlle A " Scott Nunway
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BODY FouSp.-The body of man, supposed to be
that of man named Addison Browne, of George
town, D. G.. was found hanging ny the neck to tree
In Fairfax county, on Wednesday last.
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On Thursday, the 4th inst, by the Rev T, F Mar
lin, Mr.. TANDY S. TYLER. of Amherst county, to
Miss SARAH, daughter of Willis Arlington, OF Nell
son county.
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Hon. FAyETTE McMuLLEN, representative IN Con-
gress from Virginia, has purchased farm IN fe'tls
county, Missouri and conicmp'ates residing there.
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$50 u LhNGHoRSF J n nolcoMef
q ANGgIOKNE a IlOLCOMBE,
~ RMnhcrs mud ENChnmYe nrOkCrs

Corner OF Main aud Bridge Streets, LNnchb"rs, Va VIII
collect and the lowest rates Of Exchange They viii
pay the highest market prize Land Warrants, Northern
Exchange, Coin and tnCnrrent Money.
REFER TO
The Presidents aud Cashiers of the several Banks Of Lynch
burg Mcssrs H. " Maury Co, Mcssrs Paro. Richmond
McSsrs Johnston Bros Co, Saml Harris 4 Sons Josiah
Ice Il Co, Baltim re Mess Farnhnm kirkham & Co,
DreNel TO Phtsd"lphia Mcssrs Nanbeck Read Drcx.
e. ! War1 Co, Lees Waller, New York.
q Iy
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Hoes THAT ARE HoGs.--A gentleman just returned
from Mooref Id informs us that on visit he pald to
Mr.. Garrett Vanmeter, few miles from that place, he
saw year old hogs, just slaughtered, which
weighed upwards of four thousand pounds in the ag-
grega:e-an average of five hundred and eighty
pounds each. lie also shown six pYs when
weighed twenty four hundred-four hundred piece
In cattle aud hogs Hardy is still ahead Winchester
Republican,