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••Tlie KIrIiI* of Ihr Mtulm. unil llir I'nlon i»f ilirNtutrv" "
\\ H. t|. Ill.U Kl'.»il». Ildilor.
I,V A< HHI IMJ, TIII K*DA1 RORHINU, IH 'I'OIII'.K T, IM7.
voi,. xx\n_\0. 9*
1‘i liUSIIIU) IIV
II LACK FORD, STATU AM A DILLARD,
K\kiiv Mo»u*» ash Tiittasn**,
at Font Ibllxre per annum, payable in advance. .V# aut
, nplien will be received far a shorter time than six months ;
osJnjpeper will be discontinued, (except at the discretion
/ the Kditors.) until all alarm axes ore paid
j ... .f UFF. II TISH.MFJtTFS inserted at 50 cents per
,/nare (or lees) for- every inner form insertion . and 37 | cts.
per since (or less) fur eeerp outer form insertion.
F FKRF .1IIFKit 'FISHU is required to note on his .his.
hi e Ions he wishes his a hertisement inserted . an ndrer
t Mini, not so noted, irill be inserted till iIs discontinuance
„t- ordered.
Foil rH.Utl. r . iniHliriSl.h'G the terms are fir
, privilege of two squares. *U> for one square *43 ; far
one square, in-ier formats Heerij qrurly adderttea will
t ,■ q.tire die confine his udoerlismg to his particular line uj
yumirsi.
y. .ht!l PHI V/7 VCYxrcuted ntathj and expeditiously
atulonrea*0naMf. unnv. _
i ,i n i « .V ,> .
_o_
»4? an 1 M'» l'nll anil Winter Fashions,
ji.sf unvi.ii i.it .if run ui.u sr.i.vn,
HI UN htki:et.
Four .doors itbnvt fit cm «S' t iirulhiii a.
fllHANKKl I. to my fnemls aiul the |m!'lic irenaral
1 ly.li.rlln patronage lit-ri-l.it" re liestowml upon me
I ask a laintimialitm ofliir snne, fi el'niir sort that I shat
0 alilt1 to plrusc tiir luubt u>.
W ll.UAM CI.AVKY.
Oi-t. 4 ls
■iiirst s.u.i: (>!•' r.ii.r.im i: hi.ic i.s
tat hi, slants, iti.inv m.idk cut
77//.V;. .t.vi) imrsiuioi.n a.yu
kit17//.VN' /•■; ii.urriti:. .s-r.
V( 'TIN I • undei 1 lie |' o\ i i* »n- id .1 1 • • d "| ! r l»t, ex PCI!
t«d t<> us, a-trust. :s, by !«wil-..v li I'a.lgcttjou tlie 22nd
,1 , .,j Kuril, 18M, f.n tin y * * t see uiug i n e ul >t . i»
a id eredi -r- <d (lie -aid l.iil-.iy li. Fadgctt. in M.id d.-.d
in * lit I< »• c 1, W lm II sa id d»-< d ot I nl-1 is i ■! 11 eoi d ill 11 e l «'• k -
odlcc "1 the Hustiiig- Court lor the l orp nut on ol l.xneli
b srg, the ii .de.-igio 1, by tl.e liii u-nio wilting ul a niajui-|
ity »» interest of the iTcititins ut the ».»id I'adtt* I, will, on
't li nsduv, Friday and Sd.urdny, tin- 21st, 22ml and 2b«l
«| i\s ol int li. i , ill.-t., s U "poll llie p-en.io s, al public an.
• tie hi- l* t bidder, a ertaiu I ! or pan-el ol gio-ind, 1
» l the buildings and mipn vcm. ids tlu rion, , n C..eUe
fl ,t, ii the town ol J .Mfl.b ii-, i b.-i g * be same lot and
u ^ , vr\1 d 1 \ .I iu l . 11uiit and \nu l.i* wife, t said1
I |*.i.frftt, I < ! I- i in; dale tin* 2,iii .1 i\
jVtS a ocoril ill the Husti.igs l ouit l .r the Col
,\t,x ,. | ,( .ih.u / V'*o. allot her■ ioi ill ground and the j
; . rco i, in I .yi b u-g, and k ui ii p!a
t No. 211. be.in 1 ' hast’d tw
I. , - ( t Wnut.’id hi* wife, us
, ' ( *. ,1 * t-1 I ’ i’ *2ird \pril, 1810 amtol re ’ord in the
« mit .' aid, wi‘l tt illy appeal Ms » ' ' ■' ' I’
| ,,| nd. 1\ mg iu-ai.l . w pa t - d lot No, 211, and. »e
lijllol' whi’ti vvase*nveyed m him by Thomas Furguson, b\
la e l 2a i.\ gild t i! .. i ; ol - - ».€ in aa.U town.
\ - md ■ 1 • r \\ cat street, in
an i • ■ ; b.u ii I'iu I . i I ii • t t .. • t
tinned g ng on Cm kc -i \\ • t
. | , o Hir.i-g b.i .< It* > I«• i: t, with the i npiuv. nnrit*
t r • , , .it t. -oig tli ■ same lot or pu ■ • s ol gio i.nl pure ha md
. Uabnev, ( otnn.isMimer, ft-e., on tie 22 ul ol January,
* Also the ( w igSJ.i \YKS, with fhe i of the fe
u .d - sinee the d.iU -d-abide d. to wit : — l»» ey, a woman.
d .d> ill 10 years at the 1 imr ol the i Nee*, it ion i 1 the deed ;
IVi'm-t.a woman, aged about I'd, an f li r two children,
\\ ashington and (Yli.i.and Nu-an. an old woman. f
\ J«,i. all the s.i »d l*.«d-.. c*t s st.. kid
< i.ovus, nt:.ii)VM H)i: ( i.<>tjii.v<jr
iiili. house now occupied by him, on Main Street, in said
l ova of 1 .vnehburg. I
Ms ...mi in- -• .eu ot (.* > >i>*. tiitncr.iur.s, uncoils,!
Ke. Ike . ol every name, ki.ul aid .le-eripti- *u, ami all the :
K!-’Vt‘\ \I.\I>K CibO I t UNt i. kc.. now in Ins store house ;
o i West or Cocke Street, in said tow n.
A'.s • all his 11 i ischo'.d and Kitchen Furniture of every!
name i.ul char, -t -r.
Tin- title to the above property isl. -'i-ved to be unque-t :mm
a'V.e but.aetiuc as trust. , s the undersigned will eonvey s i. h
ti'le only as su.d d.-c.i \ est- i.i th -in. T in made kno.v n at
My. ' C!l \ IILF.S W Cl lHIM I AN, # Tiub
1>\M1» K. Si’K.NCK, S buss.
October 4 -t2:»t)
l!cnioval
MOOnM LY b M.iin'LY
Hav k removed (Idr a short lime.) to the corner
houseon Mailt Street, opposite Messrs, llryant A.
I'inslcyat which place they will be pleased to see
their old friends and customers.
They In' * in store a large and wall selected assort
ment of (t’roctrics. Liquors, Domestics, Sec , which will
be sold low either lor cash, in bar er for country produce,
or to punctual cus omers, mid they respectfully solicit the
patronage ot the public generally.
Srp». 27—ts
hu.yyi/I's, 11111U0.Y* v i'i.ou kiis.
"m'Mf'K would resp eil’ully call iltu
▼ ▼ at'ciilioii of our fnemU, and llif Jj
ptiMr o n rally, lumr suprri r -t r\i r
of fall Milliurry. Ilavimj jimt rrtuin- y
rd from the Nurlll.Wr assure our fri* nds
thrv nil art* of ilir very lau -t style a"d >
nip rt lion. Oar 1*'ii li, ^atin ami ^ 1 * ji
I Inis lire nil Ih'iiiiimiiI, ami r rrm'li ’
FI mersaml I’lmiitssupi-riur in any iliinir wo have ever
otl'i rial. 1’lease eail ami see I r yutirsi Ivrs.
II. F. 1IF.NINU.
Oct. 4—3t
ijr} Ui-|iulilican e.'|iv.
One ( rill llewtiid.
(an<l no thanks for his apprehension.)
RUN YtV \Y iroai tlie subscribers, living at llalitu* Court
i louse«
Tlaoiiia* .V K|r|iltoix,
an apprentice to the Carpenter's trade. We forewarn all
p ro r from harhorin" or t mploying the sail! boy, ami "ill
pay'he ab >ve reward lot his .!eli\cry to us, hut his captor
" nl re.’rive no thanks*.
tftp*. 30-1 in THOM AS St S11\W.
Cnrtrr if lrrin%
DfitlGGIS T,
Dealer in Metlleinrx,
1’uiiit*. Oil*. !>>«•*. Ac
\l\l\ Sl’KU.T.
LVXHHlIUi, Va,
Sej)t. 30—ts
•Vi’i'ill Imlrint,
COMMISSION I'OKWAHOINi;
M K It C IIA A* T S A A’ l> A (S E .V T S,
Fur tlio Sul,- of M.111 ii 1a( 111reil Tobacco,
,n'o. 97 <;u.iru:n sntiiEJ',
NiiW Om,».A>S.
Sepi. 30—Cun
s a l. /•; o /•■ i. A A l>
and a !Se^ro.
T N pursuance i f a decree of the Circuit Superior Court ol
J 1 *aw and Cbanc rv, for Bedford c unit*, pronounced in the
►"it n| Hubbard and others against I b-bo and other*; the* tin
dersigned Comnii-sioiu-r, ap|M>in‘cd by said decree, will, on
lh< 16th day of October n xt, at tin- Ahadows ol (loose
‘ icek, in the county of Bedlord, pronounced to sell to till
ing icst bidder, at public a -lion,
Til UKK TH ACTS OF L AM).
in the neighborhood ofthe Meadows, one containing
106 AC It KS,
up n which Jonathan (load now resides, and another con
taining
1.54 Antes,
‘,>>n\\hi h Mi liaei ] icbo, Jr , reside*, and the third eon
tuin.iig * 7
.. , -13 A <; It E s,
P'i.i n hu h .John 1 it ho rvMilta. I w ill al.o, at I he same linn
»™ plane, sell a
M nrl J years oldLikCly GM*
„ * *le j*H"d will he sold on a credit of 1 and *2 years, equa
■I-; ' 'vll,s* Cie purchaser giving bond with apprm• d s«?curitv
"*Jl be sold on a credit ol 12 months, tlie purelm
* ' K“»'g bond with go.,d security.
Kpt. 30-tHol-|Al,,|‘ IiIl° (i m'UBAlU>’ FujhuiV^
.J li ii »r AtfttJ**,
■ > K.HMWSC iri (he 1’iiKt Office at I.ynrliliurg.
li on ike 1*1 of October. 1817:
| Pertmn* ratling for letter* ie the follow mg list,
will please say lliey are adveniird "\
1 Col. Gnratd .VI -tviilrr, Mrs. N iney C. Anderson,
It ulus Anderson, IVl try■ Archer.
1 .luacpli Angle. Mum Virginia J. Allen.
It.,hert Alexander. Ann S. Andci*.,,.
doll,, Ad'-iH-t*. ( liarloUe Atidsrsnti,(e Yd.)
n _
.lelmW. Uint.rd.4i JoYrllntler,
8 T. Brown, AW." Ilnrne,
Win. M, Bailey, '' "• Ur>*'"'
W Ha vies*.2; Morion lltown,
•lac ,1, II. Briggs. ‘ ..
! dell,I lirixlv. i: '' 1
Wall, rJ Berry, >a„l Bre.ntllet,
iii> Lewis Hrugn.
lolin lh vrr. ' .. " ,* ,lima
, i, Mr#. Martha r i>. li i^p#,
(i tiro-o Ifrown, 4,11 ii* i i i
. n ial» Urockiui broils h,
lh mum Hut hr, %l . ,,
, , h i, Martha lliyam,
J.ilm I>. m»\vn, .. . i> i ~
81., lion M. liryuul. Mass 8usau Bolema,,.
.John Burke,
f C
i) i i' \ Wushuurhin Com laml,
Ki'tibrn ( uipppor, "dMI > 1
M, riwanlmr I.. Camden, Win. t ox,
low IS I Campbell, James l uniim.liain.
v . , ■ J.din ( arnil,
fiSiV&r. Amluniy AVCWtaw
.Vail,an Carpenter, J»l»« ( ruml>"m- C«»J*ir«'<1 • J
I .In, 11 C.«.k, Miss Addlsoiiia ( allawaj .
Jnsepli II. C.ix, A'ln lia A t "1,1
I I,afles Crouse. Moroare, I'. Unlds.
Kdward C. Cia'g, }\ 1 ‘ ’
John Cbeitaull. A"" ;’• * ,i,r1V’:l
David \.Consuls. Maiilia ( . Callaway.
I’lilnok II Coleman, Mrs Dr. ( ollavvay,
llenrv C,K,k. ‘ ,
loin, It. ( allelt, M“iv I . ( oleman.
W It. Collins. k li/.ilielli A. ( amp.
Kdward farter. M. in.la J. ( larke
.la.. C. ... Amelia Cavil, (colored.)
v'apl. .1 lin Cr. neb,
I>
ISri.inmin Dawson. ••"Im U. Puwso™.
licejamin I. I law suit, Nicholas l. Pa«l«,
It II Davidson. 2; ' barhs II Davis,
< liar!. , I.. I)11 ir<-1!, Miflirill Day,
llcnrvl. Davila, Miss Caroline Dawson,
\V. It, Daniel. Mary .1. Putman,
Cliailes C Dixon, A •< Durom,
Wm. Dimean. Oelav a M A.K Royers,
liovvvear Dav.s, s"all E. Daws,
Kdn . I limn, I''1™ " D.elont,
.1 mn It D in Son, E.lizabeth Dav.s,
John \V. Die:,n, 2; Maria Dunn.
E
I'll anas A Edwards, Maria), I’. Evans,
Jesse Ervin, Joseph Eulmuk.
|;|i,r.,r,l Estes, AA nshmgtull Ellis.
S itlillel It. T-.i: IV. t'< E'dluls,
l'l.oi: as I! Edgar, Miss Mur) A. E|>pes.
E
Edward Franklin, 2; I" H I welds,
| E El rd. * apl. Robert Fields,
riioinas Fillmore, Mrs. Ami A . I* lannagan,
AA'ni. Fletcher, Julia A. Frazier.
Rev. Charles Farrell,
(i
Thomas II. Garett, Serena A Gibbs,
l.cwisGreen. Mary GriHin,
Dr. John H Gras'y. 4; Miss Elr/.i Goitres,
lames Golden, Jane (toll,
.1,1,11 M. Gram, A. M.; Margaret E. Glesson
lames C. Gh nii.2; Mary George,
AA'illiam T. Goode, Mary Jane Gipson.
Airs. Amtalininea,
11
Thomas Hundley, Wilson Ik wry,
Alim/, i I lull! el, James I lineher,
I, lin J lloshand, 2; 1 hns. Howard,
Dr. AA'. AA . I larmier, Patrick Ilamicgan,
Thomas I’ Harvey, Ira Hurt,
L. C Htitiun, Jane Hill.2;
James limehey, Mi>s Paulina J. Usury, 3
Samuel E. Hare, 2; Elizalieth lliekoek,
II. M. II arris, Mrs. M. Amanda llnyle.
James M Harris, 2;
j
Gerard E. Johnson, John Cl. Johnson;
James Jaekson, Mr. James;
AA'illiam Jackson, Aaron JenningS;
James L. Jordan, Mr. Jaeklin,
Elijah Johnson, Mrs. Elizabeth JameiSurt;
Patrick Jackson, Peggy Jessup,
James G. Johnson, Miss Ann E. Jordan,
Wm-Jones. Patsy Jackson,
Robert Johnson, Sarah Jordan,
Jeptlia Johnson, Ned Jones, (colored.)
Geo. luhnsnii,
K
Lafayette King, Miss Susan Kilgore.
L
AA'illis l.aynr, Janies l.efiwieh. (colored,)
AA". It. 1-omit, 2; Win. T. Shaw,
||n. AA'. Lee, Asherry Lane,
Richard Liggon, Philo Lacy, 3;
H. Left ridge, Mrs. Martha E. Lee.
AV III. D I jiivp, 2; 'Magdaline S. Lee,
Charles C. Lee, Miss Matilda '1'. I ape.
M
C. S. McKinney, Charles Mann,
Wm. Miles, Alex. II. McFarland. 2;
Steplu n L Morgan, Mrs. Jaae Moore, 2;
.Jt.srph MrCaleb, Mary L. McDaniel,
Cliiswi 11 Mali*.lie, Kli/.uhtlh Martin,
Patrick McGruder, Mary Moseley,
F. F. M ayo. Martha Mitchell,
John Mel.ery. Kamiv Malta ms.
J unes N. Marlin, Miss Ehzaiieili I. Mayn,
Hugh Montgomery, Sarah McCabe,
AA'ni. Morrill, Pole ra A. Moore,
Rteherd Mdler, Sally Mead,
It'diort A. M «m, JI- A Moses,
Samuel AA . M ir'in, Ann Morgan,
■|. ho'm.s S. McGhee, Jane Martin,
\A ashiiigton Murry,
N
M. H. Nowlin, Maj. J.ihn ft. Norvell,2;
Isaac Newton, Mrs. Ann Neil.
()
Wm. Oliey, 2; Miss Nanny L. Otey.
John l'\ Organ,
P
Rev. S. I’oisal, Tinsley Padgett,
Wm. N. Patierson,3; Win. It. Paueson,
A. II. Puller. Win. M. Payne,
Mm. II Perkins, James P. Patieson,
Richard (A Powell, Wm. Planch,
! Joseph Perkins, Mrs. Lueyana Parsons,
(irurgeT. Peers, Martha O. Poindex
Tliiiuias Pleasants, ter,
Charles R. Pruitt, Margaret Payne,
It In rt Perry, Miss Ann K. FA Pattcson,3;
James K. Powell, Harriett R. Pendleton,
Tliotnaa L. Preston, Nareissa C. 1‘cnlieost,
Win. O. Peasley, Virginia Prtddy.
It
Ito Rohinson, Charles A. Raine,
Kdw. Randolph, Oenrge Lindsey,
Thomas O. Itohertson, Benjamin N. ltohinson,
Michael Howry. Matthew W. Hire,
J. Rowland, ltohinson fk Kid red,
Rev. James Itemley, Mrs. Nancy Itoss,
Messrs. Hundley K Rich- Relay Budding,
ar.lsou, Klissa llolirson,
Wm. Rose, ^ Kltza It i l'..rd.
Charles B. Shaw, 2; tail. Samuel 11. Shcltun, 2;
Oenrge .Su pine, Jolt! T. Scott,
John W. Smith, John Snead,
John Smoot. Tims. Smith,
Kdw. or S.atoll Scott, Andrew Sexton.
Win. A. S...jik*, John Jl. S!t»eklrford,
Kotort Saunders, S It. Smith,
Hugh Savage, James R. Saunders. 4;
John Shannon,2; Mrs. Clarissa Smoot,
Caatlcright Sonera, Jane C. Smith, 2;
Hal. Stanley, Judith II. A. Stanton,
Rliaha Snead, Mary R. Savage,
Spar re I F. Simmons, J.uie Soper,
NV. I.. Smith, 2; Fal^y Seat!,
I Horn a* Sink field, Catharine I, SrhenVa.
•lahim Saunders, Margaret A. Scott,
U II.Staten, Mias Mildred Sneed,
Hwen Smifi'er, Charlotte Saunders.
Nathaniel S raim#,
T
Thomas C\ Tharkst n, J. II. Tinsley,
I angly J Talbot, Arthur I .'Tinsley,
W 111 lam Trihhle, Radford 'Tin nnaa,
larlison Ti\|,»r, II. A.'Turner,
Fduurd 'Taylor, U. ti. 'Turner,
NNviheR 'Turner, 2; James Tinsley,
W o -hIs*111 ’Towlnr, Nrl».hi ’Tinsley,
Joseph ‘Tax I *r, David 'Torranei*.
I* Tanner, Mrs. Taylor.
W 111 lam Terry, Mary A 'Thurnian,
John ,l. Terrel, Mary K. Taylor
William T »ler, Min* Martha 'Tetry,
Joshua C Tmsluy, Virginia'Trihhle,fl;
N\ illis 'Turner, Frances 'Taylor,
Thomas T. 'Taylor, lillan Tin mas.
U
Adam Uptcrgt&lf.
Charles Valentine, M *« Martini Vernon.
Joseph K. \ a.iahlo,
w
Min Wiley. ,1 J Walker,
lames \\ inn, J.trl II W aikina,
I Mill S \\ a Is ii, Hu. \\ \\ i\\i 'ins,
l‘li ••mas Wright, I rn N Wnhren,
Felwstiau W yviard, W T Walter,
l> \\ . Williamsun, M:iilts«n William a.
N \ in. II. W a Ison. 2; AI« x. Whilt.cn,
II. I> \\ ill ams Cut.I W lute,
liiiiiey A Walker, Frederick A. W"odson#
I-Im W. W alker. Mrs Lucy C Webber,
W. Winston, Nancy Wafts,
[■ 1 mrI*•< W ils m, I nicy ,1. W illiam*,
I M. W’mwl, Miss Virginia Warwick*
\matnla N. Walker, Maggie II. W alker,
IF S. W 11 kins. Nancy W iU<m,
IF I*. Waller. Mary Walk* r,
v U W. ijrund, Hetty Walker,
I Ward. F.lfci White,
I', W \\ aideu, 3; Mary F. Walker,
Aimer W hiiteii, fellva William*.
Kdw. () W atkins,
Y
IVter \ tdilin, J)r. Juhn Yancey,
lulm \ oim^,
O. t .her 4 — 3t IF CAW TIION, V M.
VALUABLE n for s. //./;,
Within 03 miles nr Fyiiehlnirir.on ||ie Lynchburg
nml Salem Turnpike.
rpllK Mit.M tihtr will Milan TueaU»iy, the 30tl» Nowm
J her next,the
TRACT OK.I.AM)
»n w hit h he rcMth-s, i-ontutiiing;
S»«3 .H ill s,
»•>'”" HO ..I wliit-1; in in I iiltlvution—ll,r hnlam-f i« hru. ily
limlH-ml. ( Mi I li is 11 art t li.-n- I, m,,le ,.( ,, IuimI
lian is ,.,i am ulli.-rlr:.. I m t|„. a,.,| |l(1,
l)\\ k.i.i.im; ||< >| SK. £__
, M H III A. .sMiIKK J
i Hill >K. HAHN, < <>\v %
^ Ol 'llSK. ami all mher i
a u r n o r ,s /.; ,s
and a linnw for nn Over-ieri. Tin re i« as i.r HO no res well
'rl in Inver unit ( «r;i‘-'. I his l.aml is well utlnjiteil In lit
• iillure nl ( ■mi. " heal, (,'r.i-s nml T,.h„ • n. The alsne
land will lie divided into luls In suit nurehusers. li is ml
deemed neei -aiy In pile am lull her dt seri|itiun ul the land,
.IS |ieisuiis Wishing In I.lime eiui see h.r llu mselv ts.
Terms I i1... al and ni.ide Itmmu mi.lai ul sale.
Mept .III tills 1,11,111 It’ll ST. II .IOII SSON
.Sale of l.mwl anil Negroes,
• II • liicliim.
IN pursuance of a decree nf the manly court of [led
ford enmity,made at Hie last Sept, term of said court,
in the case uf Moorman, &e. vs ,M urmaii, fce , I shall
offer fur sale al piddle auction, to the highest bidder, on
Kriday.tlie Ifilh day ufOctobcr next, at the lale residence
of Mr... Nancv Misirman. the
TRACT OF CAM),
held by lier in In r lifetime, as her dimer in the real es
late of the late ('has. Moorman, dee’d. The said trai l
of land contains alioiit one hundred and ninety five
ACRF.S, and is situated about four miles south west ol
I.ilierly in the county uf Bedford. AI..SO at the same
lime and place, and in pursuance of the same decree,
1 will sell
II VAl/UABf.F. N'F.CRO MKN.
Terms..— I he laud will la* sold on a credit ol' one and
two years, and the negroes upon a credit of twelve
months, except as In the sum uf $50, w hich will he re
iptirtcd in cash. Bunds with good personal security w ill
la. required of the purchaser and the title to the land will
he retained until the w hole of the purchase money shall
have been paid. I will convey such title only in the deed
vesta in me. SA.ML. V. K MOORMAN,
Sppf. 30—1150 Commissioner.
mi iK gulfsrribt r,having engaged tlu* services of Mim
.■ NiehU, from Westchester, I*« nnsyIvania, proixtscg
having a school at lo r house, Amherst Court House,
f*»r tho instruction of young Ladies in different depart
meuts of English, together with French and Music.
To those desirous of patronising tliesehool satisfactory uvs
timonials of cpialifications will he showh,
everal pupils can he accommodated wi'li board in the
subscriber's timiiy. The school will commence on the
Oth ofScptcmlwr next.
SARAH \Y. DAVIES.
Amherst Court House, August 23—fs
iletlieul rlmriit
Of llunilulph Macon College
f | II11next session ot this School w ill commence oil
■ the first M unlay of the ensuing November, and coti
linue eight months.
'Mi is I list it H t ion is under the immediate direction of
Pr f. John I*. McUaiier* Ml). LL. I)., late senior
preceptor of the I'miee Kdward Medical Institute, who
will be aided in the direction ol its exercise* by compe
lent assistants.
lint all tbe bran ?hes of a thorough medical education
will be taught ; and in the most practical manner in
lit ise departments susceptible of demonstration and ex
emplificatinn. In the department of Anatomy and Sur
gery, no school in Virginia oil rs students superior, if e
ipial, advantage* to it, during the lecture term. Daily
lectures, demonstrations and examinations are given
throughout the course.
This school has the graduating power.
The whole expense, including fees, cost of books, and
ixiard for eight mouths will not exceed $250.
Ruing located m tl»e village near Prince Kdward Ct.
Ho., hoard can lie had in iiol«U or private families con
venient to tiic school.
Sept. 27 — 11 N
OOP The Republican will please copy.
fill IK Stockholders of the Lynchburg and Salem
M Turnpike 1 oiiij any are requested to Intel at the
Franklin II »tcl,m Lynchburg, on Saturday, the 10th of
of October next.
BEN. WILKES, President.
Sept. 27—1160
mus. h:. //. ciurujVK's school
117 ILL he open for the reception of pupil-, in the base
Tv incut story of the Methodist Protestant Church,
on Monday, the 27th of September. Term*—$15 lor
the first class, $10 for the second, and $7 50 hr tlie
1 junior class.
Sept. 0—ts
HIS I'OKICAL Sk' teh nf Trimly ( liureb. N. York
- Illustrated by the Rev Win. Reman, D. I), tin
Roc or of the same, for sale by
D R PAYNE.
| SKPVHUHF.H •*>Til 1817.
IMAVK ju.t rr,-, Ixi.l l» | XPIH.SN tl.r Mloxvinf Hi. I,
>iul Itraulilial O.xhU lu ttIiiiIi I imilr ll.r ■lUuli.ili ul
, buyers :
I Haoetlo I Maid*
j Kiidirnidevwd MuU (\ilofail JluWi, i new in tin*
maiket
Kilt* Plaids in great variety
j Plaid Moiudin*
Trrkeri and Thibet Shawl*
Kg\ ntian Mitt* (assorted)
j Kid Ulnvr* (atsorted)
P.ngli-h Silk 1 lose
Thieud amt llobhin Kdging (assorted)
together with a great variety nl heavy U o<»Un Good*, anuh as
Flannel*
I in Ue»«
Fulled I l<>(h*
Naliiietts,
lUanketa, k« fcv.
S»|.t tfO t* PON T F PFTKItS.
mmi i.
\ l.1. thmtr indchtedlo the Into (\nuvins ul It-lurls
Lee and I .«’«■ ik IIoIh'Mn, arc earnestly rripn •»!
‘d to emuc forward and pay their notes and arts hi tils.an it
is very important that the bnsin,,ssshould lie closed. Long
indulgence w ill nut h* given. LI T. UOUKUTS.
March I I is
Ml Lit N nt n emit Tl.iienin
K\A and beautiful style of Faney and Plaid Silks,
Is w (licit will be sdd verv low at
DAVIS. AMU MIA MS Jk (\,
HATS ! HATS I !
■ I'ST received tlie FhM Fashion fir IS 17, to which
•" the undersigned would invite all tliotm that are in
v\ a lit n| ,t heaiitilnl I lat to call at the nigu of the Dig I lal
wlu re they eait or supplied with an ariiele that enu»** t
he kiiipassed m IooKh,color, diirululity and price.
'•pi. vi—‘>1,1 W'M. STITZKH.
< OTroN F \t TONY
rpHK niihmiilH i xxonhl now inform the Mrtvhnntn in urn
I era I ux w ell ax the pnhlie, t hat In in ill iU iug;, at tin Itl.n k
" «ter t »»1ton I- .11 tm > ;»x good an ailirlr ul t’utton \ wiiin ax
ix niiulr hi *,iia (Malilixhiinnt, In r;m ximl whom it he, and
•ill he " mtx i t, <i a tall trial to he in.oh ,.| tin x ,ii ux toprox e i
tin ni Tin-hiiIixi i ilici ix xxelt axxuie n| theilitlrieiier in rood
ami hail y aril***, and, in onln tliat you may not he imposed on,
•is you nr, liuMe to he, tiy the yane . and it you can’t work
thriu. |<t*t 11-11 lIn hi up ax xmi lotiud them, ulid make nut the
'l'.'lj*e toi r.u I y in;; ax w I'M ax retui llillg. and the Nllhxel'ihvr
"iM p'x tin (r. ijjit* on the deliverA oftlie yunm to hnu at
the l a.-tory.
\I*'O, In p’lii i illy Ins a »ou.l lot of wn.Uinp, suitable for
< oinloit*,on hand, a I ul vxliirh shall he xohl at t or price*
I'lr.iM give loin a call when von xx.iut mix tiling in hix way
.1 \s s t UI’.W IhSON, \;;'t
I .yni'lihuijj S« p*. ‘2 is 17 tn
Q l l.e I ■*Mutton, Ahio^don, and I**iim u»tlr, Va , ned |
•li ne Ituii iipli, I t no. paj' i-.will cupy xxtixv and funv.ird '
account to ilih <.||i r.
et'ltMrlon Xcliool
roit loi;\w i-U>u:s.
rixm. 2nd Session n| iIiih School will commence on fit j
I 1st of t )c|oIht next Anxious Hint all the pupils com
milted to her earn should be thoroughly instructed, and
believing this to he impracticable where there urn many
Scholars, Miss Man.son promises to establish a School,
consisting only often ortxvelve young ladies,nil ofxxliom
she w ivliea to hoard in In-r Father’s family, and to lake,
m addition to their Knglmli Studies, Music and French
lessons.
TF.HMS,
Hoard (including washing, fuel .v lights,) $'.) pr. month
Tuition—F.nglisli 3
French 2
Music 5
iisir of Instrument *00 cents.
Hoard and Tuition, payable one half in nr|vanee, the
r* maiiuh-r ill the end of the Session—tetters, addressed to
Mr. Nathan el I. Mansmi, I.yuclihurg, will ho attended
to.
Aug. 30-ti
Tlioiii.'i* A t'liarlcM Idlis,
.?# fi n v n .1 .v t .s',
NO. IOt> MAIN STUKF.T,
it iv u.noA'n, run. i.vr.i,
ARK regularly engaged in a large wholesale /by Uootl*
ami Hanhcarr Ihixuimsi, the two branches ol which are
entirely srpuiatrd, ttie liifloor n| tin ir establishment bring
devoted to Dry Hoods, the second to Hardware. Their sup
plies arecliielly of their own importation from Knglaud direct,
but w lien domestic inauulat toirs ran be obtained to ad\an
tage, they are selected at the North bv one ot the concern .it
tlie Factories, oi front first bands. Ti»r\ invite the attention
ol t ountry Merchants to tlieii stock, with the assurance that
great pains.ire taken in procuring goods ol the best qualities,
and that evc.iy proper inducement to buy will be offered to
those who may favor them with a call.
August *2.1- 2in
Mind Mind. Mind
WE have just received, on ronniirnmrut,
MO hhl« No. 1 Family Shad,
30 half do. do. do
Which ttu offer for Halt*, on accommodating terms
McDaniel k lee
Sept. 2 1 N
II .1 ( O A* A L .1 II II
OA AAA I'OI NDS 1’IU.tlK WKMTKUN BACON,
OU,UUl/ 2,000 do *• LAUD,
For sale at low prices for cash, by
rilKNSHAW, BAfiBY U CARTER.
Au^ttirt 12—ts
V:\l.l Altl.K I\MKS III\ KU KM A I K
ron sale
BY virtue oi a llecrceof I lie Circuit Court of Chesterfield
ol flic lhl.il \pril, 1817, anipndcd by nnolbcr decree in
July. 1817, in tbe suit ol l>a\id C. \\ into c, b.-., against
Lucy Winlree and others, the Plantation on James Hivcr, in
llic county ot Buckingham, belonging to ti e estate ol James
\V \Vinlr. e, dec’d, will he ofl n il Im sale, by public auction,
on the premises, on Tuesdax, the PM|» t > tob r in xt, il lair,
if not, the next lair day- '1 li«- plantation contains by survix
2,30(1 ACHES,
ot which there arc estimated to tie about 0*HI acres ol open
arable land, including ulmut 150 acres of river, and a small
pmtioii of eieek, low ground*. The residue ol thejand is in
wfw*ls, ami miii li ol it well timbered Nearly all the open
land is in a high state ol improvement trout the iim* ol clover
and plaster, and is well adaptrd to tin glow ill ol 'tobacco,:
t orn Wheat mrl Oats. There is a grist mill oil the place;1
and a site on which there ha* liven a saw null, the dam u >w
standing in good r. pair 'l*h • mi 1 was burnt last year, but
1 may be rebuilt at a moderate cost, and rendered very prob-i
1 table. The plantation adjoins the laud* ol Ho. Hulling,John
i and Jutuc* I lari i.«. I lenry and Itforviifto Nebula* and others,
j and is about 5 in*1« s from Hcottsvillr and 8 miles from the
, Virginia Mills. Produce may he rained aeros* the rixerto
I the canal without anv hauling on the opposite side. It i*
1 well watered by two creek* imining entirely through it, and
, by a number of springs eonvcnienlly situated. There is a
good orchard, and a I ne.-r«sur\ tolmceo houses, bains, be ,
: with a small dwelling and an overseer’s house.
The purchaser will rcceix e possession ol the land, now in
crop, so soon a* the crons can he properly gathered and re
moved , and will lake lull possession on the 1st January next,
i rcserx ing only tho use ol tobacco houses ami necessary fuel
1 until the tobacco crop can be cured and carried away. '
i The Perms are: Onc-lourlli cash; and a credit ol one,tw.
and three years, equal instalment*, lor the residue- the credit
payments to bear interest from the sale, and to be secured by
bonds with gmal security, and by retaining the title until pay
niMit.
We are authori/.od toaay, that it i* not the intention o|
I »my ol th’ persons now interested in the estate to purchasa it.
LUCY WINFKKK, 1 rnm,rm
HOLDKN HIH5PES, \ om
Kept. |f» tlflO
LIME, COPPER AJVT>
S O L K L K A T II E R.
105 casks liesli Hock bridge Lime,
75 hags Hioand Laguna Coflee,
200 sides Hole Leat her, good and damaged,
1 case extra black 'Peas,
1 chest extra (tunpnwdcr do
5 rase* strong pegged Boots,
•100 pairs heavy Negroes’$ hoes,
He einng and for sate, a birgam, bv
t. kK.vs?r\\v, b iv b r \iii:,K
( Sep.. 23— 6t
I l* rmn tin* Mobile II* raid and Trthnnr, K\tra. Sept. *6
IMPORTANT PROM
Mi: A ICO.
The luig Owrcnln, <-'apt Suiiili, nrrivetl at Prn<ws.!u
• mi tin- evening of tin* '^1 si hist., within live tiny* froiii
N era ( ■ rut W e are indebted in a passenger from Pen
sjuvla tor a \ ern Cru/ “Sim of \nnhneuM of llie Itiili,
and also for a loiter from Peimarol.t. All the news they
j eolil llu is pu'dishe.l helow. \ • rhnlly we are inf tru ed
iliai ihere hnd alt» In en n revolt at Puebla, mid that Seott
, ihere mid m the eity ol Mexie • lud limt at leant two thoiis
| and men.
FROM TI1K SKAT OF \A Ml
I In Artnisti.e eoiielude.l I b*slililies re eoiuiiielteed
Prop •'-h ton* ul N|i Trial l.ein-r of San in Anna lo
Oen. Seoti |-1 hi regiments <d llie Mexican Aiinv
rumpleli ly rout, d by a tew hundred men ol li. nei.il
S -. a i * h re.'* tn'ii Worth wounded.
I be (..||.t\\ mg letter le.-.'Ued hoiil our corn HjMUident
IS KO lull listing to til. pubhe, that we h.isti n lo g.ve It
I 1,1 "m mii I is. 'i 11 hi.. |t e.uitiiiiiN all llie m w * dial was re
reived yesterday fu.m Me\i« o.
A* we had already amiou ieed, hostdilten re worn
• meneed on the bill, in the tweiili g. and ti.-n. SeottV
! 11 *"|*s"n lhat very evening hadgiu-u a ImiihIi to llu bust
: ..film M. X ten ii iro.i|tR
I he letter rimit* hy way of Oit/aha. and was sent
here hy out “wide ti w like** e.irri Mpoiuhiil, t h i. ugh a pi t
vale I'm ml. w ho Iiiiiihi If uddresm .1 iih a lew lim « to I. II
11111 xprcMs !.:ul i.rriv.d Irmii \tlix-.his hiix i,,
0.ij |.-» I 11 1 1 1111m i' \ |.t i s'. I uni hii,.ii Hi-Ill In I
"I llie Mexican mm v . Ill.limn.milled llie M.xie,in
lufei'H III lim millun H|ml»ell n|' In llie Idler x\ la* Ii lid
I u XV h ;
I’r I III.,v, *'e|il II, | S17.
M\ I Vm Sun- I d d in I (Illlll. lluil yuii rxei arrived
.IIII"lip us, lull In IIIX p.mil nslmlislllnelil I huh you In
dm Iuh.iIh id iinr iinitii.it 11lend \\ • •’
I I'lmniHeil yen tielme I leli \ era (in/, I h ii mi nit Iih
m", Illlll | Hiiiild, I. Illlll' III nine, il I HUH I, riiiun 1 e
■ in nph In pel .. yml il I,’H xxiihIh unii hIici I u|
id |>ii|x |r, mid il..mi ii IniH never nil’. red iisnll xxnli
"W "» ini'lll ■ linn 111 |llcselll, liml 1 In (ill lies,
I'XX 11 lit h XX i 11 Ih< |l-|s!,ed x l e I 1111 > I Is IV llllnllpli llie elillji '
|'UI;|I, imiHi|ililue,. \e , mid xx lim is nurse ( hmi'li u ,
" *• "I) III. puerrilleiiiH ..I .rru O.mln. I'm mu ,Y,nmi
I, mnl .ill llie . 1/nn/ea mill hill inn el. ires III llleKe deHliei
. .I. * * • . . . .
I u Hers mrivi'd Imre 11mu Ailixin, Hlnliupllial mi exiircwi
l""l miiml linn mi his xrny In Oiiinen, hi.iii hy l.en
:""1 111111 ,l"' ''"'I expiess hud liruiipht leth rs limn
Mexico (Inii-il the '.Iih nmi.
'I lime Idlers Hla.1t lh.il llie |iru|m.n I mu made hy Mi
I tlsl XX Us lejeelell, nr, ill lliml, lllll' |ll>| I Inn ill ihelll, Illlll
I h(ll Imxli lilies liml re ciiiiiiin iieisl mi IlieSlIi ill I he ul er
"Hum, mnl lliul u hniile h id hi en Imiplil mi liml cvemim
hy " •<’" li.m.lreil iiieii ul' Se,iii'n in my up nmi |, u, , (,|,7 j
|." I'l'il ‘H.i iimiiiii ills , I iIn* Al, xu'iiii army (,h. Mil
|. I! Ml. HI „l (lie line, ||,„ mid-Hi repniieiiM nl the Imlil 1
"iliilitry, mill , II, ri'piinenl III'llie ..ul (.nmil.s "nil I
.'V1 '•> l'"H) lll.lI Hie I'lmill x I
11,111 1. •«»lly iimi iI II||, mid Hint llien liibH excel d Ixv.
thoustiml fix. hun led.
, »'y '»•••! Ml T,.s.\iih ,
I [11.1 III-' nli'M'HNul 11, *' il, il Sun,.* wi.iil-l II,,I Imu
anyiliiiijr In ,'hiin, |r,„n M, Xi,.0 |.„ ,|JI1W„,M
l»y this w M :
I Iml III!' I -III, ,| Sillies wuiilil luivi'llie i.rivili',-' nl
,'Slabllslilnif lun lui bnus ill l!|,|«', ( Hill,,mm I, r T;|ihl
yt urs; hiiiI llnil ibn Mexican «rimii nl cnil-l, „li, ,
ilmi lime, il it cbi*.sc, renew tin -, nun I, ,,| ib, ir. my •
'I Ins w jin not accepted.
Tlien, Mr. Trim.liilhiMir bnnsi ll' uf I,in , ftl. il>I
els, >i• 111:11l-eil In llie M, Mean I'liiiinnssiniicis dial
llimiebt II «mil,I lie null'll lielb r l,,r Mexico tiii-ril.i Ib,
" linle i,I I'|||>, r t'alll'.rnl i tu III-' I nitvil Males, t<>r wIncb !
ilial (invi rinncnt XXuul.l c.nlaiiily pay lllliin ,,r menu
mil lions ol doll.iih.
I Ins Would probably be agreed upon, if the fdlowing
artnde hud mi t with (he assent ol the Mexican*.
I luit tbe I c\iiu boundary line would run along friiin
the mouth ot the Itio (•ramie, in tin b ft Hide, to tlm ngbt
side of tlm It In (iila.
Hut this hint | r>>|m>r*ition wn* rejected, The Mexi
cans would not yield olio inch of ground the other Mde
of tin Nueei h.
Mr. J rtsl lio n asked I.» days, ns lm said be was not
authorized to accept *mlia propo*uioii, bm tlie M< Means
replied tliev Would give bin live day* and no more.
On the tilth day (tlic/lh) n teller was written b\
^juta Anna to (ten. Seotl, accusing Inin ot lecaking tie
armistice, mi some trilling pretexts.
(•cn. N oll aiiHwercd making similar charge*.
(hi the 8th, in llie attrruoon, a liody ol a lew hundred
men (if («eii. Scott’u were sent to attack Cliapullcprc.
They encountered a large Ibree of llm enemy s heal
troupN llicrc, a terrible light ensued, m which ihe Mexi
cans got, as usual, a good threshing. (ien. Leon, wlm
•• muiande I the Mexican*, was wounded, and (ini. Hal
denis, o| tbe National (iiiards, w;is killed.
Thu small uuuilier ol llm Am* rieans, w lm, the Mexi
-nn letters say (to mho tlmir ow n expression)* lough i like
devils,’ retired to Tumi hay a, leaving live wagons behind
I them. Some of those had no wheels, w lulu others no
horses.
The I oss mi the part of tbe Americans is said to be very
small comparnivelv.
A proclamation. ( r manifesto, os they call it.) was is
sued by (ien. Ilcrrir.i, (iovernor ol dm city of Mexico,
recommending to the citizens -men, women and etui
dreii, to collect stones aud carry them to the roofs of lions
is, ami from tbero tbr<w llmiii .it the Americans, if they
entered tbe city.
l lie Sun, o| tlm KUh, says: Tr mps iiavo been arri
viiig in gr<at number liuiii tlm llrazns f .r the la*t five
or six days, and we do not doubt that within live or six
days mote, there will lie from two to three thousand men
ready to march hi tlm inicii i.
IV.NSU 01. A, Sept, g id, Islfi.
Thu brig Osceola, Capt. Smith, arrived ill tlm Navy
Yard In re lust evening, alter a passage ot live and a bail
days from \ era l/ruz, and brings late and unfavorable
m w s I mill llie army of (ien. Seotl.
It sic os that hostilities were renewed on llie 8th in*!..
Santa Anna and (ien. Seotl uiiitiiallyVhnrigiti" each nth
er with a violation of tin armistice, and i>y tlm last ae
counts our troops bid possession of twnufllic si reels ol
llie city "I Mexico, and bad driven llie principal pari ot
the .Mexican force in or towards the I’laza. Our troop*
had suffered greatly from the fire of the • uumy placed in
windows and on the Pint’s of the (muses, and lieu. W urth
was badly but not mortally wounded. Our loss since
leaving Puebla was ihrco lb msund men. Paredes was
said to Ire on the road iiclween Vera Cruz and Mexico,
with a large force of guerrillas.
KI'K'11 IKK MKXICAN NKWS.
Spn iilnliiiiin »i Vera Cruz Truu|» There—[ji n. Salas’
Account of ih«* Hattie— I .Hit r fruiu a Mexican, $tc.
The I' nion lias seen a letter from an ollieer at Vera
Cruz of l lie 1th Inst., which states that they were “with
out anythin" more from hen, Scull;” lull that it was llic
“opinion of the incst intelligent writers frum Mexico,
dial (jeii. Santa Anna will ntndude a peaet ; that Ins
prtsent position seems to urge him such a measure,” as
his “oidv alternative” against any attempt input him
down Oil the pa it « f Paredes or Valencia—“both of w hoiil
lie had declared outlawed.”
h is also stand that tin re \u re oil the heach al Vera
j Cruz some 1,^00 troops, with which i is understood
“t id. 1 logins w ill go towards Jalana w nh Ins command;
( and that Major Pally iiail not left there when la»l heard
Iroin. ( I i e Sun ot Auahuac sa)s that the M.ij- r had
Icll there.) The Uealdi of tin- city im improving. Hy
I dm loth 11 this mouth* heavy blow from the north is
always expected; hut die iiorihcis do not regularly com
! mciicfl until the lstOclo,)‘ r.”
1 A letter from a rrsp-ntahlr citizen of Mexico, dated
i August ‘JJdi, speaking of the late bailie says:
(,)ur main butteries at Contreras were stormed and ta
1 ken by the Americana alter a short hut terrible s'ruggle;
and I am sorry to k* m ice uecessry of sauti" it, Valen
' eii’s army was obliged to fly towards the city, having
| h it behind him about i ,f»00 pikonerauiwj im lcso'haa K
m'ur 'sT"7''- |*ri**iiw» tve*
III.iiici, (..inn.,U„I Mrniluxa.
I v «i aiiiinii( ilm Iimi «|„, |,.ft that «,i,l. ami,UrMl.n,
l avr In,I a IT.I "|M-rlunlly I. «... „|| | „„w y,.|.lU.
I Irn run,| alu„u wlu.-h „„r ir,M,|* fl,,| «aicmrpr»,|
..If.- hr, af.JII.viH ..;
“""i; 1 **w at Kl "fmyc i.ntrynipii
• I, .nl. ,u„l tlmil.l.i ilinl imniher tvnmulrd, hi ilm field *
AH "li, •Miiii,iniij,,n a„,len*i|, ,Bk(.n n
I" Am, imam „„,l a lirral quantity „|„ur tnuakel* y,aj
•ilMtifliiiK (lin lie ruHil.
, ' ii'fiM.1 »i Sin Aniiiiiin, Mliprpmnmjr ivnrKn had
.mill nm»ir„, If,l. ami MirBatrain all ,k,i| l.y I hr Atmri
"V h,,w ,-ut. [,1mml,,d i|,n. pneitj,,,,. „ j,|,
' '7" 7V,*’" “I’’* “r'ilr,y- <”•»• Valencia 1 hen or
.„ "'k "I"" ","1" «'wk»m Churuliu*
all, ri, I hr u.,.1.1,1 win »«*;„ li, nml, „ „rwr,l; n
' .n* HuIiIIiijj, Ilm wlmle weir taken l.y Mi.
Ihi'riil ’ " ' ,,"rlu",’, "',r'al'il in • me dim,id r u
V", l"rr,"‘ l" """,i'l n nil |„ IV, i„ 1.1.1)1,11 |„ 20 000
" 's A ini'll, nn , a „ |,m|, '
" liii t) niir lr• h11>» HiMtuiiicd.
Many ,,1.11, (i, I,#y,. | . nU 4r, pkfa#
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statistical inkokmation.
Ilmi KI'hIiii \\ hinli-scv, 111 mi mlilri'p.. hufnrt* mi njjri
nillnial MN-iny III (Him. |ri vew I lie I'nllnu ing Miimncs m
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anriiiilinrr nnliiiillilmr iliuwi ••nuajfoil ju I hr jfurnrtJ urn
I'nsvniis, mi vinn I inn, in.iiniljniiunH, mid cntnmnrct', more
Hum lln rr to onr, anil llm annual raluu ut anra iilnnai
|irm)urlH in upn Hrds nl lifKI.I>00,000 nl' dullurs,
Nn nl' |irtN ns in ihn It'll I ill'll jirnl'i's
niaiiH, 05,255
“ “ inii rnal navi^-ilmn, 33,070
“ “ iia*i^aliii|{ il'oucniin, 50,021
" '* iiiaiiiilarliiri'ti, 791.749
44 4 rulvtuieree, 117,007
•• “ agriculture, 3.719.951
l ilt annual value of a<rrieuliure i* 054,387,579
The value ul* tin* importation* for tin* fi*,
ral year, ending on the 30th of June
lanl. Wn» 121,001,707
The value of exportations, domestic
and foreign* for the Name |m riod,
was 113,488,516
Amount of impurtH and expurl* $^35,180,313
which in some uvi r one third of
the value of our agriculture.— 1'uckct'a Cult.
Dltmsil RAM. ROADS.
A London Inter, published in the National Intcllgen
crr, hint the loll.»\vtag Matisties :
11 np|MMrs 111:it hi .M ty la>t there were 3,505 miles of
‘railroad in l\ gland ami Scot I nd completed and in ope
jaiioii, and ihxt on the* fin shed roads there were 1,045
-cations. I'hcae roads eii ployed 47 ,218 |>rr*ons. There
were aim* at that time mile* of rail way ineour-eof
construeiii n, employing 250.509 men; making an aggre
gate o| ‘103.727 |M r-*ons absolutely employed on rail road*.
Of these, *.03.594 w ere laborers and artificers.
8,807 inspectors, porters and police.
9,021 ‘piairymeii ami carters.
5,514 supermit udents, foremen, fce.
3.59' » ctigincera.survey rs and draughtsmen,
5,024 plate layers.
5,933 clerks, cashiers, and accountants; and
2,178 sccretarus, treasurers, dtc.
303,727
A very tolerably ar t y of employers] And when to
ibis number is added the host of butchers, bakers, tailors
$i.e., wl o derive an income and living from the expecdi
uirc td these 300,000 persons; w lien we add to these the
brit kmakers,carriage-builder*, iron workers, hewer* of
wood, fcce.. w hose lab« r is demanded for the production of
the materials consumed in these roads; and again, add in
thu women and children dt |M*ndent u*>>n the husbands
and fathers employed, uc shall find, says the 'rimes,
t hat the number of person* aim ilutely dependant upon the
! no I mads already completed, and upon those act. ally ill
piogrt *#>■, s not hs* ban three miiums]
Rot the entire tale is not yet told. In the sessi at of
1810 7 a is were passed for the construction of 4,618
uddiii. n il m b s of r.iil-r* ;:d authorizing call* f« r £0 4,298
430. and loans to the amount of .€ 12.318,938; being to*
getlu r, i3 32,917,308. This amount w ill prolmhly be
sj cut in about four years; and. if the average earning of
each person employed he takeii ut X10 per annum, it fal
lows that 709,6 Ml jn’isi ns will l»e employed, and these
will represent, including themselves, an aggregate of at
least 3,000,000 of men, women, and children, to rierivti
their sopju rl for four years from the const ruetiiifi of il«*»
! nilnnids authoriz»*d to be constructed by ilie acts of Pa*
! Inm- n\ j uss-d during the hist MV-in. Thi* aggregii*
11 ofrx|HMi-d an.J employment L indeed u Urge oa«# hat

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