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Absconded from my Residence,

WITHOUT any just cause, about
w three wrecks ago, Il woman TO whom
il was ny unfortunate lot TO be married, in this
plnce, ~ The yenr lel5, by the name OF ILL
ZABETH MARTIN. She is WON mn of very
engaging manners, well calculated, as she
thinks, q. imposing upon the stupidity Of
the people wherever she goes. Listen not
10 what she says, for she will turn the father
against the son, and the wife against her
husband. These remarks Hhiclii haze made
canno, he eonirovcrtcd. True, feel snall
degree OF deIcacy, set upon mature eonside-
ration, il is my duty 10 guard The public gen
orally against such. | take this method TO
forgarn MI persons from harboring or trusting
her on my account, rs am determined not
To pny any debts that she may contract
KOBEKI FRENCH
ITThe editors Of the Charlestown Courier,
ksnawha, and the Liberty HILL aud Cincin.
matt Gazette will insert the above four weeks,
and forward their accounts 10 this Office for
payment 2f35 April 81.
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DOMESTIC GOODS, &c

8 4 and "A India Cotton Plaids,
Sd 10 4454 and Cd bro. and blea ched
Shet,ings and ShrtIngs,
Blue Denlenes, Cotton Yarns, Oznaburss
Hats, Sc. &c.
A great part Of the above goods are en-
tirely new style and patterns, and Sc.
neraly superior in point OF fabric to any
that we have ever offered, which we should
be glad our customers would call and exa-
mine. w. MCKEE 81 J. G. MEEM.
April 10. tS63
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Notice

HfHE SUBSCRIBER has opened at the
Il store opposite the Union Hotel. where
he intends keeping a.constant supply Of
GROCERIES, which he will dispose of on
the lowest terms for cash, or in barter for
country produce. SAML. YOUNG.
April /. 6,52
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Public Notice.
.qudllor's OGlee, nc. 22, lee.

DURSI ANT To a Clause therein contain.
i ed, tue subjoined AIT is published for The
information oil ali holders or owners Of Virgin
Ia Military Certificates hearing an interest oil
SIX per cent. Every such certificate presented
at this Office for redemption by any other than
The individual 10 whom ii was originally issu
ed, must be endorsed or assigned by such orr
ginal owner, or in case OF bis death, by hisl
gal representative.
IAAfEG T. JIrATII
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MARSHAL g Sale.

TN pursuance Of dreree Of the superior
i caarl OF rheneery for the Lynehbntg Dis.
,ricf nronnanred on The 9th day OF SoSem
her ls2i, ia u cause therein depending, be-
TWEEN
spsrein Je,er and Elliott J.ies Tits.
nd
Christopher CLARK, Wm. } Walker and Seth
Ward peits.
Inc undersigned Marshal of the said court
win on Monday the 4ih day o. April neal, tt
fair, II not the newt fair day thereafter, snn-
days asrcried1 rspose 10 sale BY way OF pub
lie auction, To tue highest bidder two Sc
xrrai
Tracts or Parcel OF land,
living in the county OF Bedford, on the waters
al Bore Anger, the Que estimated 10 confirm
liia acres, mud the other supposed TO contain
Ils acres, being the tract o land on which
the said savrein Jeter and Elliott Jeter now
reside. and referred 90 in the bill and exhibits
filed in the said canse. The sale will take
place on the premises at the house of Sovfen
dcr.
Terms mcje known On the dry Of sale
gro. Il NOODS0N, NJ = {. c. L D.
L. TIE above sale y POSTPONED until
aturday the It'll Of Nay next.
GEORGE Is. WOOpSoN. 81.
Anfil ! wldy33
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.MNrshal's ale.

IN pursuance Of decree Of the superior
I court Of chancery for the Lynchhurg dis
trict, pronounced on the 2ls, dny Of October,
1921, in the cause OF Turner against Tayloe,
the undersigned, marshal OF the snit court
will on wednesday the It'll of May next, Il.
fair, ifnotthe nestfarday thereafter Sunday
excopied,) expose to sale, by way OF public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, for cNsh. the
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)''''''''~
ERaSS VOU%DERY.

yNTILIIAM BURB is now prepared
w for casting brass boxes on tobacco
screws, or press screws, of Any description
Also, tavern bells Of the following weights :
IL, Is. 81, 30 and IS pounds each, warranted
10 have good tones; and small bells of all
Also, iaiss of the hardest metal, for
sndscuns 10 run on Mill and tobacco brands,
which have been proven to last much longer
tbnn those made Of iron, aud DO not cos,
half The price Also, any kind of casting for
wool arding or cotton machines; together
with casting in brass or composition OF my
Mind that may l.e wan,ing done on nppiicatinn.
order, from the country punctnaliy attended
80. The highest price giyehfor old coneer or
brass. w5w66 April 7
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RNLaND MOMENTS,
rEw DOORS BELOW rnn WARMERS BANK,
Has For SHE.


Prime aud inferior West India Sugar
Orleans Sugar, Molssses
Double refined aud common loaf Sugar
Best green Coffee, Rice, Chocolate
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Copperas
Gnnpawdcr and Imperial Tea
Sherry and Malaga Wine
Old West India and New England Rum
Old and new Nhiskey
Iallow and Sperm Candles
Cotton Cards, Wool Hats
Fur Hats, lack and drnb colourcd
Bar Iron, biistered and German Steel
Cut md wrought Nails
Iron Traces, Curry Combs
Window Glass, Knives aud forks
Earthen Ware and Stone Ware assorted
Mems Cali 5ein Shoes, lined and bound
Mems coarse Shoes, Boy Shoes
Writing Paper, Playing Cards
Rest Liverpool filed Sack sal:
German Oznaburgs
5000 lbs Bacon, and various other articles
all of which he win sell law for cash, or ex.
,hange tor Bacon, Flour, Whjskey, Brandy
We at the market prices.
April 81. VSW %
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NO YNE. PVHANE.
Au ust OF.

HE subscriber takes this method of
a informing his friends, acquaintance and
the public generally, that he has taken for n
term OF years, that veil known tahern house
in the town OF Lynchburg, near the upper end
OF main street, formerly occupied by John
Hancock, esq. called the
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Fresh and Genuine Medicines.
Szz2
III
WAITER II. MIDDLETON,

.7POTHECARY AVID DRUGGIST,
las n-t received from Philadelphia
Il and New York, his spring supply, en.
bracing every article in the DRUG, MEDl.
CINE and PAINT line. This stock is now
entirely new, his assortment better selected,
and more extensive than at any previous time,
aud every article can be recommended ~
being genuine. Practitioners of medicine,
country merchants, md others who have been
in the habit OF supplying themselves in Rich.
mond, will Gnd il greatly to their advantage
TO pvc him II call.
Sncb OF my friends and customers who live
nj distance, md cannot find il al all times
10 visit this market, may rely up
on getting their orders put mp in as nice style,
articles Of ms good qualify, and as cheap by
sending, ms II they were present.
ilNSEED OF, BEESWAX, FEATHERS,
and evety Description of produce taken in
earter, for which the highest market price will
be given.
April u. Is 80
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Spring Goods.
The subscribers have received a splp,d-,
addition Of
SEASONABLE GOODS

auult1On Oh
SEASONABLE GOODS,
Comprised in part q the JoQowingr
Super and common Ga Cambrics,
Jaconets and Null Muslins,
Plain and figured Book do.
igured Jaconets and Null DO.
Extra fine Chintz, shaded beautiful,
Iyrian Prints, IA new article,
Silver and black do.
Callcoes, Rich patterns and new STYLE.
frinteu Robes, il new article,
Black figured and plain eros De Maple,
aud Gro d'Ete,
Black Mode and Itaiian LIes,ring,
Colored Silks ofyarious kinds, and Pushes
PLAIN and figured Canton Crapes,f
Nansin and Mandarin do. Pongees,
Habit and Furniture Dimity,
GauZe Handkerchiets, Embossed and Psa;l
Scarfs,
Printed bordered Linen Cambria H'hk.
Lawns, Spool Floss, Belt Ribbons,
Boys and Misses Leghorn Hats,
Gentlemens' black and white do.
Ladirs', Misses and Gentlemens' Cotton
Hosiery, cheap,
& cases Irish Linens, stout fabric and supe>
rlor bleach, warranted to be better than
has been in this market for years,
Gentlemcn3' Wear,
Extra super black and blue Cloth, cheap,
Extra do. blue and black Cassmeres,
Drab, blue and mixed ribbed do.
Silk strip'd Linen Drill, entirely new article,
Silk do. Flolrntins do do
Black and shaded Denmark Satlerns,
Cotton Cassmeres and Granderrel,,
Beautiful Valencia Nesting,
W bite and colored MarseiIles do.
Elegant black figured do. &c. sc.
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UNION NOYEY.

And to all who may favor him with their Gus
tom, either as constant boarders, or transient
visitors, he promises to do his best do deserve
their patronage. His house is now ready to
receive company.
JAMES c. MOORMAN
March H. ts2o
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Real and Persona, Property,

To wit: Two ACRES OF LAND in the
town and corporation Of Lynchburg, adjoin
ing the 10, OF VIM. IS. Lynch, in said town
and corporation Of Lynehbnre, which said 2
acre, OF land the said Tnyloc purchased Of
Lewis Brown Of said town Nnd corporation.
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Also-ihc following Slaves,

George and Joe. Also G FEATHER REDS,
with their furniture complete, one walnut
sileboard, one mahogany Bureau, one wal
nut Secretary, one set Of walnut DiniH' Ia.
bles, two walnut folding tables, four or ler
tables OF walnut, three dozen Windsor thNrs.
The sale will commence on The premises,
with the above described two acres OF land,
and conclude with the personal property,
which Will be offered before the front door
OF the Franklin Hotel, IN the said town Of
Lynchbug.
GEO 3. WOODSoN, NJ. Id. c. c.
April w,ds 70
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-08
5ealseemameaus 71enartirel1f.
Proofs 9fqgeetion, rel4tedJy .u,. Cu.Yan.


Wien a boy, was morning playing AT marbl.s
IN the village ball alley with light heart aud Iinfcr
pocket The ibe and the jest gailv around when
very remarkable AMI very cheerful aspect is Intrusion
was not lie least restraint oOn merry it,ie assem-
biagc; the contrary lie seemed pleased and even
deliShtei; he was benevolent creature aud The rays Of
iutancI after all the happcSt shall ever PERHAPS
rose un9n hi, memory. God bless him! see. hi, fine
ior at the distance of hal: century Just s he ioud
before me IN the little bail alley Tie eavs of ny child
hood lis na'ne was B1yso he the Rector of eyv
market. ID me he took particular fancy. was
winning and inil o waggery, thinking every ttin that
was ecCentric, and by mIscr OF m, ecccn.
tricies; every welcome to share OF cu and !
had plenty to spare after having rcighted the conuany
Some sWeatincats easily bribed me home with him |
learned from poor Boyse my phabet grammar and
the rudnentS o the classics lie Taught me all he coud
and then sent the school at Middleton IN sboyi
he mute MN CDse. reCOect it was about i've and
thirty years afterwards, when bad risen to some emf
nencc at the bar and when had seat in Parliament
on ny return one day from Court found an old gentle
man seated alone in drawing room his feet fatn,arl
placed on each side othc Italian marble chimney niece
aud hls whole air bespeang the consciousness of onr
quite at home. He turned round-H icIg mn (.jenJ or
ne bdH dey rushed instinctiVey into his arms and
burst INTO tears. Words cannot describe the, sccne
winch iollo" ed:-"You night sir; YOU are right
ne Chimney piece Is yOursthe pictures arc yours-the
house Is yours. You gave me all havc-my friend
my tather-iny benefactur!n He dined with me. and
- the evening caught fhe tear gIsening in his fine
bluc eyes "hcn he poor Jack, the creature of his
bounty rising N the House of Commons to reply To
Right honorable Poor Buyse he IS now goneLan, M
snitcr had larger depose of practical benevoencc
IN the court above This IS his winc-le us drink TO his
memory.
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Bunker's Hill for Sale

subscriber ohersat private sale his Plantation call
g" bunker IIl, lying Powhe Creek in tie county
'eS'e'heIu' 81 miles above the Town of Nancbcster
and between the Manchester Turnpikc Road and I,n
ms Plantation contains 98I acres of Land; one
,"', VI "h'ch IS woodland, heavily timbered with oak
'e' ana sixty acres Of the Land are excellent creek
pouG,"s' The Improvements consist Of a sommodio,e
"s I'"use barn, stable, ice house, and all other
,ei'n' OUT houses, and very valuable Sav-NIiII
81, wy supplied with water from Po,vhite Greek and
w.; ~ 'm0er from the adjacent woodlands IF the ,an,a
800. mere IS ais" on the same Creek good site for a
80 and tie materials for Constructing one are pre-
W." u" readiness to be erected. The plantation s
49,, ,." ~ very agreeable neghborhood, and is well wa
"no hedihy--as country residence there arc fr,
The e "es'r'oie' and II possesses the same time
49,. "''"Cc % proximity TO market The suIsc,iber
i '"s 70 remove {" the Western Country viii Offer a
,, and easy terms to the purchaser Those who
visit the premises @bero the subsrrib ~ 10 t 10
I.'oroan smith will give them such further ipcoT,s lion
upon the subeet7s they may desire
L. ,e ANDERSON EDWARDS
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PoRrsuouru. N. HlJu,e o.

UNI ''4''t j H. ~. II June %.
Distressing Event On Wcdn SHAY afternoon. be
tween and O'Clock the pilot boat of Mr. Vcazey on
returning from the Isles Of Shoals was overse in no
outer harbor while lacking, by sudden flaw Of wind.
aud immediately foundered. Mr.. Edwin g. Stevens,
NC principal OF the LancastCriau School Mr. Horace
- Morse the Instructor of the Latin school in the aca
DENY Mr. Samuel Gardner, Mr. John VeaIcv, lad
named Moses Long, and two SONS OF Samuel eastman.
Esq John = in his twelfth year, and George IN his
eleventh. we're on board, and all peri,hed
the death of Mesrs. Stevens aud Morse has cast .
gloom over the town which viii not soon be dis-iaicd
They were young of uncommon worth Of fine IA
ens' cultivated minds and agreeable manners. From
'ner employment as instructors they were known 20
most Of the families in town and wherever known tey
were respected and beloved twill be difficult TO sur.
pIy the place of either of them
W. Gardner was formerly OF the Editors Of tic
~ ~ Gazette but for several yeas past has been en-.
s"gcd IN trade and sustained high character for ia-
Pe5''S ana good sense. Mr.. Veazcy was one Of the
HrpoT PUG's. lie bore in his face the scar of a deep
wound winch nc received IN The action of the Chesa-
7Ec ana Shannon, during Tic late war, and for which
ing
The calamity Of Mr. Ca,hrnan's family is peculiarly
severe They have lost Eve cIiilirei, in iil,e ,nr
than two years.
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IRON PERL

we are indebted to Mr.. Tophir for the loan of ,e
ne oi the Government Gazette of Lima TO March 10
L contains great number of DEGREES auJ acts NJ c
government, which have time at present tn n,
tice' II they were OF sufficient Importance. ON HE
ION OF February the Constituent Congress Of PEN
passed decree, by which they conferred on Boil, ar the
'''f'i'r' The supreme political and military command
o' lie republic, until the meeting of tie CONGRESS rre
scri"'d by the Constitution TO take place in 1896 He
Is authorized to suspend te constitutional articles laws
qua decrceS' winch are opposed To tie public good in
existing circumstances. He Is authorized 10 DELEGATE
S powers 10 one or more persons, and in xpccted
emergency may appoint substitute. Bolivar had pre-
'iolsI} resigned l'ls dIctatoriaI power.
ne Constituent Congress, on Tie 10th of March
punished decree. vote signed by their President
ana secretary, III which they declare ha as it was u-
necessary that they should continue the DISCHARGE OF
iieIr duties and as II extremely irregular aud in
consistent with the full powers with which the Liberia
tor was invested, tIat they should continue TO act in
'hcT olicIal capacity the Constituent Congress- had
They had previously on the same
day. issued decree IN Which they inv est tie IiEerator
WIN more full and unlimited powers lan were before
granted to him. b which lie empowered to raise loans
10 IcVy extraordinary Contributions CHARGED ., his
discretion to purge the republic the enemies of Hber
ana American independence, of whatever class and
c"hl,l"n thay may be, and is authorized to abroratc
Sc laws as he may think opposed to the security and
lnerty OF the continent and to promulgafc such others
d nc NAY Junk better adapted the" objects The
Gazette OF March 18th contains some remarks IN com,
PLnch To tue patriotism aud fidelity of this CONGRESS
which bad Just closed its ina! session.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-08

From source entirely be relied on, we learn t.at
the Professorship of law in the University of Virginia
mas been rendered to Judge DApE whose dete mnatIon
regard to its acceptance IS not vet known. That he
VIII accept, we believe and earnestly hope. 1t is 81
iuatlon of vast Importance to the rising generation of
the Ancient Do:inioun-perhaps to the whole Unions
and we know of no man whose spotess private charac
ter transcendant talents great legal requirements yea
ions application to business, and happy combination OF
suav'ly and Independence, better calculate him to be
useful 10 the Institution, Ornamental to his native
State We feel particular anxiety to hear further on
the subect.-lb.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-08
From the New Haven Herald.

Tie Coco9y, l"cco Beel" Qlee, Bug E,o,a H,raaa.
stu tI'ee at 6Ie .bHse"0 IN Ctuvch street.
This astonishing insect about one inch and ouar
ter in cn~'n, and what gonIerfu to relate She car
RES by her side, l"-t above her waist two brilliant
lamps, which She light, UP pleasure y i hc solar
!"'oSp'2'is' furnished her by nature. These Ht..c
lamps 10 not A,.h and gim,ner like that Of The Fi
Ely, bot give as steady light as the gas light exhibiting
two perfect spheres, as large minute pearl which
AFFORDS hgh' en'n5h IN the darkest night to enable ono
10 read print D. neih. On carrying her into a dark
closet III the day tune she Immediately iIlunnatcs her
lamps and instantly cxtrgushes them on COMING air
into the light But language cannot describe the
beauty and nbIlniy Of these ivrd orbg IN laj7j,,rc
with which nature has endowed the queen Of the insect
kingdom
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March p
YRM.lSuRY DEp.lRz.uEAu. 2o.L 1.-.l 1a,.

TT TIT - - I-0II.' 7, 2JW .IprIL 1875.
OiiCE i hereby gwen that the first da V OF October
tNt inc principal OF the six per stock of the
Clcu 9lates created under the authority Of an act of
Nohgts5 chcd IAN act authorsng loan for sum NOT
e'cVen millions OF dollars, opened on the 18th
WIZ De PAID to the PROJECTORS Of said stock OF
eif attorncs duly authoriscd at the Treasury Of the
Oeo states IN dshugon, aud the several loan
on the books of which any portion of said stock r1a a
surrender OF the certificates Of said stock will be re-
pV" at the TINA of payment and the interest on said
" WIZ cease from aud after the 3Oth day of September
80 60 SAINT T.. SOUTHARD,
""( O--tot .fciing Scc'n Of the Trcns,lrn
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CONVENTION.


tho Hanover, held the Courthouse, wedncs
day the POI OF June, he following resolutions unon
mously adopted:
Whereas, many enlightened patriotic czrns If this
commemorative are now engaged in honorable, aud (uudcr
providence useful caorts produce reform in our state
government by amending removing the defects OF the
/ .,ituton
And whereas, object 50 great however desob,e is no,
kcy 'eadiy - he accomplished without among its
friends:
Resoired, therefore, Tho, this meeting approve Of
policy of the proposed Convention Stanto, means
REFORM
This meeting disclaming qucrulous dispositions never
thecSs lee. II duty which they themselves and their
poSefity to express their deep aud solemn regret the
conduct OF small MAJORITY nf the Seuate. in rejecting
bill Attending TO THE the facilities s,ir their
OPINIONS Tor OF against convention
Resoired That the thanks this meeting be presented
"M' ARMsrEaD Esq. our representative in the Senate,
VINO being himself opposed convention, had the
'anniy To give the said hill his support through respect
! i'i 5oga'd Ia the rights of the people.
HfSeIred, That Hector Davis Nm. Starkc. Francis w
scott James Cnderw God, Boiling Snrkr, Reuben Mercch
ani John hnrnton be deputcd representatives of tho
iens of Convention in this county this convention TO
/ he holden at Stauntou on the 25ih July next
Resoired, That the following gentlemen he appointed a
""'yE oil correspondence for thiS county, To Wit, VIM.
stake, VIM Cunningham, 6. w. BaSsc VIM T-,,rhart,
White. " "
The meeting then adjourned.
FRANCES w. soorr, see'.y.
" meeting held pursuant to notice in the Court House
%i Madison county on rhIr@lay the pa June, 1925,
(ha being day) into Consideration The ,,,-
ey "t sending Delegates to the Slaun,on Conventions
'NSe means Tor calling General Convention amend
inG the constitution of Virginia.
Col. Pascha Early, was called the chair; and WIN,
Slaughter j. was appointed Secretary.
On motion, the following resolutions were a,orrc.
"t9''ta, nna"imo"'ly 'ha is expcdicnt eni Dele
gates from the county al Madison, to- St1unto, 4, ,,,ct
Convention OF Delegates from the other counties OF this
state, the 25,h of Julv uext 20 adm, some ,,,
-, y, TO- e'' 81 Convention" {" amend the constitution
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-SGS-

THE FOURTH OF JULY, 1925.
"Sco!s ri,a has ri Wallace Jlel."
Day, by freemen hardly won,
Day, when freedoms march begun,
Welcome, with the rising sun,
And ever glorious be.
Now, while grateful voices raise
la noble strains the Iero's. praise,
- nose virtue every heart obeys,
Emb''in'd in memory.
Let deSpot'< slaves.-yho strove in vain
Columbia's sacred soil to gain,
AbAShd, in silence long remain,
Win chains and slavery.
Now no tear OF deep roget
The war-woru soldiers cheek shall wet,
Bot teas ct joy to hail Fayour,
The friend of liberty.
Now lei youth and beauty meet,
In gayest robes, with gallau,!s sweet,
In sacred strains to celebrate
nations jubilee.
If to-morfow's dawn should can
Wars dread banner to uniul,
Pat.iots, let Us fight ami fail,
For America.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-08

hy"r""i'Gn necded byam Oi3 SoIicr-Thc undersigned
serve" IN the Revolutionary War in the Virginia line In the
".o"U oi Feo'uaTy l1fI, n Capt hoffman R.es COM
Pany to quad the troops Of General Rufgoyn. VIM ]
prisoners OF war. lie was in said company about eight
mh'ns' when he was tramiered Capt. Meriwethe :
francis Taylor commanded the Regiment while he ,o ~
e service he was honoraby discharged on the ri Nav,
Il S-iie was also at the siege OF Yorktown If there m
S person sun alive WHO can prove his service he homes
Iney VIII give information. MIR William Roundtree and
D"Tei hn''ves' who few years ago lived in NTecc
""y' KENTUCKY were IN the Compa NY with him hun
e e"not learn where they have removed to- From his
age ana helpless situation he needs friendly assistance IF
ms country. Information will be coiin,uucair IN 81
by mall on This business
DAVID CHANCELLOR.
T : Editors who friendly TO the Oil soldiers will
confer favor by giving the above place in ;hcir ,ar l
ie wv W[ SF DAVID CHANCELLOR.
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FROM BUENOS AYREs-

a passenger on board tie ship IIbernia arrived last
h'ght from buenos Ayres, states that Gen. Tavala
raised troops IA Banda Oriental the amount of 2OO0
ana had been Joined by Frutes Rivero who had desert
ca RON the Brazilian army. Much CONSERVATION pre.
vailed at Monte Vdeo from the fear of am ftacl, from
'hs revolutionary party. who not in auv way con.
hcced with the government Of Bucnos Ayres. Markets
tor iio"r Goplorably bad BiH inner