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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-04

The Greeks in their struggle with the Turks have
adopted the standard of the cross. They have
agreed with thu Lord High Commissioner of the
ionan islands to conhne their hostility to The sci.
zure OF neutral vessels loaded with provisions or
troops Tor their Turkish enemies and the procama.
ton OF the Commissioner is now, we presume with.
drawn. 1t will be remembered that this proclama-
ton subjected TO capture and condemnation Grecian
vessels, as retaatory measure for their conhscat-
ing or burning neutral vessels. The Grecian navy
consists principally OF briggs OF war; with which they
attack Ships !riga.es or corvettes ndscrimina,ely
such confidence have they in their fire ships.
Bait. fin.
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Darien, Geo. Dec l4.-A mulberry tree be-
lore our door is yielding ripe fruit, and friend
OF ours on The Hopeton plantation pucked ripe
damson plumb from one of histree on The 9hInst,
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF
Remaining in the Post
JANUAr
Persons calling for tn
they are
a
William Aldred
William Anderson
Jane Anderson
Eliza Anderson
Martha Andrews
James Aldritlge
Charles Anderson, Jun
Ii
Brian Blest
Thomas Beattie
George Baran
Joseph Burk
Francis Bennerman
Hannah Brown
Reuben Bonsall
John Bosler
William Boyd
Joseph Barlow
Fills Bieard
John Bayard
Torrance Burns
Thomas Berry
John Breckbill
Lewis Barns
Jane Bruce 2
George Bell
Moses Bullock
Patrick Brady
John Buckley
Sarah Beggs
Alice Brennan
Mr.. Bourdois
Lewis Nj. Bell
Jacob Brown
G.
Robert w. Choat 7
Mary Close
Margaret Cook
James Carson
David Lavender
Ann Cornog 2
Joseph Campbell
Harlan Carlton Q
Laurence Curry
Abraham Croft
Isabella Cling 2
John Crornpton
Morriss Campbell
Enos Chandler
Lydia M. Chambers
Edward Campbell
James Cloud
Samuel Carlisle
Isaac Canty
Rachel Cleaver
ID
Nathaniel Derickson
William Durnall
William c. Dorsey 2
Eliza Daulton
Robert Donaldson
Washington Dorsey
John Dandy
III. Dubun
William Derickson
James Davis
Alexander Duen
Mathew Draper
Juliana Davis
r.
Mark Fills
Ennice Evans
r
Robert Forrest
Z. Fontaine
John POWELL
Thomas Fessender
Monsieur Foues
James Frisby
Fontaine Ferret
John Franer
Stephen Foulk
Samuel Garrett
Richard Goodman
Robert Green
Abraham Graft
Richard Glover
George c. Gibbs
Iiezekiah Guyer
Rachel Nj. Gowan
III
George Hatfield
John Hyatt
Ann Hogans
William R. Holmes
Robert Hannah
Thomas Ilawley 3
Mary Harlan
William Hopson
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-23

NYIRGlNlA At a superior court #
Y ohaueeA holden in tie town OF Lynch.
burg, Tive ialh Moy, lb2j--
Jefferson l. Wiz, plaintiff,
ngnin#t
Nathan Leflus, wilson Peters and Lee v
lEarrs, mcmicr aud pmtner, ct The Grm Of
Nathan Loiitus 70, Jumes Il. GnbdNin nHi
lrcdelitk q. Peters, drtrnduuts.
BY consent OF lhe parties, lay their counsel
the court doth adGdgc. ordrfaud decree, lllnl
the Injunction awarded the lAhtntih ~ thu
cnnse on the twenty eighth day Of Oelh.
her last, 10 restrain the defendants 1pmra -
Gnndtiu and Frederick & Peters from con.
vcsing To the defendant WILSON feierF tie
! property sold by them under the snii drcd Of
nrasf ~ the bill mentioned. and nlao 10 restrain
the defendant wilson Potter from tallus pos.
session at fhe same, he dissolved, aud the
Ndes nude By the sid james y Goodwin
and Frederick Peters, In The bill hlso men.
toned under the said deed OF trust, be Gel n
,Ide aud Ny like eonsrni the court doth
further adjndse, ofdrr aud decree, unless the
planftiif shall within thirty dnSa from this day,
pay nuto The defendants Nathan Lnillns s. CO.
the snm I'll ioGr hundred and thirty dollars,
eighteen cents, with interest thereon from
The ir,t day 81 MAY, one thousand tirht hun
dfrd and twenty -ihrrr, I'LL nnid, aud the l1-
tIIr sum et siAy five dola1a, thiuy-sk Crnla5
vifl Interest thereon from ihc first dHy OF
Ma, one thou mad q. In hlndrd md iN cnty
four tilI paia, that TIE Nnrshnl Of sid conu
do, niiel hnsing advertised tbc lime and IlHee
OF sale iot four weeks III spmr newspaper
printed in the town of LyueIburr, AID at the
huut door I'll the cuulf-huHsr, ~ THE county 81
Nrson, on =omr eanr day, proceed, upon
Tue rleures, 10 scli. by wy oi public euc ion,
10 lie hlehe biideI, for ready money lbe
lau.l and other property ia Tie decd Of trust
fH s.. 4 ff.I
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CONCENTRATED.

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w. = A., ~ T.,'non.J ,oo,x ch.rg. Of IN.
.o"aai W. dren, him necaIisply barov
m his n,tbad orinstrnc,ioa. on whirh the
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10 tive public.

IT'S n duig lctiet io're 10 myself 10 mysoa
4 Cbariss, mud 10 his frieads, ~ iote ms me.
Noi ~ rcrabufs Halife ph,sh ulPtaffd SOME
toe ogo On The Lgpr5b0g iirgfdHD orr
ing signature, 10 his pryUtiet IN ro'mhrmdads
lug N, safe 81 Hc trad Of land, rietc0H he
uou res'dsf. hIHg aid and nJtrpf, nad hrsg
Al n considerable d.8oct, naa ,tyt hatiHy coH-
soitrd rth Inn on be mged, to, a hrpH q
tune, and hoibtr 'aboriug n.dtr incorrect ar
prtssionS, III That, lef,ch M emil nd dldber'
ate tefeciiof. d5sS mot drcori Am ny tiats
and pis4csaH The Htlfct--=I, hergstf, non
igIorm the pudhc thai ! hare consented aud
confirmed mo my Ro1t n 4. and citor hiit, 10
nH aud uaguiar, lie sui hoei Of iaHd O..
en- lald,r nv haud ms pH dagQt LHr, lao
CH4ELES C7LL.iUIf, SDr.
June o. gtIl
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NV \ .MNE.NlNN

ar the Psesidcnt and Direction. Of the
- Lynchborg and salem turnpike Com.
panv, a Lynehburs, on the 18Th day olJpne,
lS25--
lie President md Directors hnve this day
declared Il diSidrudu al three and a uunrter
dollars ou each share nl the stock Tor the last
SIX months ending the l2ih instant. wuieh
viii he paid 81 application IL the Treasurer.
by order al the Buard
JOUN NJ GORDON, Clrrk.
June - 2,iI
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!
ut rational reform. Aud as truth Is nigh
~ aud must prevail" they trust thal perse
vefhnce IN the end - ~ meet its reward, the
cfoYn OF sneerss-.lf 10 errof ttey expect
tn he cnafoanded. They spuru the em
ploymrut nf aey means but constitutional
right, or any argument bat plain, siaple, I'M
sophisticated reason. Whrn these means
cal, there IL then 10 longer usr for consl-
thllans misht gives i-ht and truly force
imposes the necessity at submission. II
would hr Warsc than hase Ia tails of using
any other Weapons, for when did people
ever conquer themselves aud rrtain thrlr
liberty but by the sword Of justice welded
BY The even baud oi just and equal laws
whasr cnactmrn's breathe the spirit OF
immnrab.e justice. That people only arr
The fl recipients f freedom who acknon-
ledsr the supremacy of thrr sway.
This uIetting brueNes that the same love
Of Ilbrtty Y law, The same attachment To
soelal order a,,d tue same >cneratlon Tor
thin affairs and fresjdes which enabled or
fathers 10 conquer th,lr liberties, without
shedding II civil blood, ahlde ia the same
degree with lhru po-tcgI8, aud that thu
charter oil our lights may he safely trusted
m tie hinds ot that posterlty .-paey have
the same interest u preserve rs had oar
Iorelathefs To create they have the
viii t. reform Tor the purpose nj prrpctl-
tlng) but not 10 destroy indeed il THESE
,.rio, .a,d o,,,l,Gr,,inye arc wanting that
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IL per-ons ba'ing claims against the
4 late firm OF i.cllols " North, must pre-.
seat lhcn 10 mr without delay lvr seltlem ent,
otherwise thi. notice will be- plead in Lar NJ
9srnst amy future demand on that c0neefn.--
Aud al prrE0ns indebted 10 the said firm, are
requested 10 nuke pay mrnt 10 Eliza +. Ech-
ois, Execntrix OF Joerph Lchols, decd, or
Ralph smith, Jr. who are respectively author
iscd 10 collect tirn. have his dry rrlii-
gu''hed 10 her all my right aud intcre,t IN Lat
portion oil the debts ni the eofIrrrn which she
holds. ABKAM X. NORTH,
Srriring partuer Of Eelois 4 North,
June %, u3n4
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE

rom Inc ". l0Ih American June | 4
The james Chopper from Liverpool
brings our London Gies 10 the 18th ult. IN
elusive. aud Ltv.rnool papers 10 the 1Glh
The cotton market in Liverpool appear.
soneW hat IN the state al our own" gid
dy and INSURE" H. the usual place, how
ever, the details will be found To speak 70
Themselves.
From the Remarks of N. de- Vlcle IN
the Chamber of Deputies, that the French
gotsrnmcut are withheld les by alleged
Principle, than ny risld adherence 10 =
uqarttr, from ackno" ledglag the ndcpen-
deuce Of South America.
The success Of The Greeks in rcrclliog
with great slaughter thu Egyptians thai
landed ~ Nodon is officially confirmed hy
letter which NII be found below from
C5ndurioltls.
Tie brIl Ia admit warehonsed corn 10 en-
try, an yment ota duty oi los. per quarter,
(bo1l - cents per bu,hel) has passed the
House OF Commons II vas supported by Nj
lIuatissou,
The Catholic Relief Tin Which passed the
tlonsc ot Commons on the 10Th, by bare
majority ol . aiicfa renewed discussion, had
been rrod once in the House al Lorls.---
lues day the l7ih May wa. nppolntrd tor is
second reading. lie next ship viii BRING the
result, which, however, i, hardly doubtful -
The bin eau scarcely prevail against the III.
shops, the Chancellor, aud the Throne.
Ertract qfa teito doted LirvPooi, .Uoy if.
Tobacco. We had = f1ir demand, c,,lef
" from spectators, in the early part of the
week, and pr ., rather inproycd bat the
market has slu,e been dull. ard the safes
'nad" have centrally been AT al per pound
reduction freln our LAST quotations.
Tobacco, York and James River, Sd
to 81.
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ihat iyact OF Lama.
INArNe .NegvN elMNeA,
Ly d0N6ie CyIt0dcr .n0chlne, WHh
n ne1o and co0.piete sci N B'hltte-
1lIaLr'N (AInS


morc'S CARTS,
FB71E Subscribers respectfully inform tn
q public tia their carIiue Machine is nov
N c9l6iIrte order tor the reception II " OOI,
winch will be received al their Slorp, og,to-
site me Nulinan Office or 81 tb. machine, ut
col. ~ mel, mill, het u mile ron Lytebburg,
and eardcd IA Inc be manner, aud delivered
at the same llaces, NJ the shortest notice -
rcr.ons residing at Z distance would do Wei
10 forward lhctr wool ~ thts maciAue By theg
Naq o8s bringing ~ produce.
Iais mHelIiue Nns buiit expressly for The
subscribers b. the most cciobIaf"d builders ~
The Uultnd olasea aad, having double O. lin
der, il mate fs,Is much hyperion to lhosc car
dcd by single cylinder machine. Al Wupi,
before II IS brought 10 this Gtachiuo, nilfst be
clranstd from all -lrks, burr aud ofhfr hHrd
Substances, calculated 20 inilfe the teeih Of
the cards md accompanied with one pound
Of clean lnrt - every ten pounds Of wool
also, with a sutjiciency OF cotton or linen
sheets io contain the rolls. They vii card
At t,tr usual price, for " hieh cash VIII be
required when the rclla are taken away. liza
riug employed man from the hurtb, who is
well experienced iu the above business, to su
gcrluteDd tie machine, the proprirtofs nattcr
themselves that ihcy viii be enabled 10 card
wool in manner superior 10 any ever carded
in tiis country. They therefore solicit The
custom If the public III geuernI,
Inc subscribe. having received large sup
ply Of rery superior Uaoi, they via Keep con
slao'ly or lnad, aud Tor sale, WOOL. and
WOOL ROLLS, which viii he sold low lnr
cash. HOLMES = BREWSTER
Iune2 4lntst
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IL persons Indrbtrd ~ ELIZA r.
n EtioLS, E&teotrix Of Jos,ih Ecloll.
u ou eoeonnt OF debls due lire late drm Of
LShoI D. NORTH, are trquetlrd 10 make inn-
ncd'ae a"ymenl to Ha4tl sni,h, jr. or A.
Iran Il. North, for mr.
ELIZA FCHoLs,
Yreepiri. u 1oseph Ectoit, deteastd,
W Nm [ Lambeth, .1Rornty
June ~ 3t44
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COW NTlON.
PlrRIcK COUNTY MEErLrG.

P1fRfCk COUNTY MEETING.
Wesuhiain the proccraings IF th,,,,oo,,i,
of p,rr;cl. aud A..,h,..s, -, -.
Ii. NJ VI ''''s '''P' '''''
J'''' """n'''S''na mat the me'ahss
were uumer"usiy attended : W. are toll
that in the former county there Is scarcely
an in,Ii,ilt..l =, H., ,...,,,,,. ..t...:
80. - -. ''''' Nv N
''N ''''s'''
tA'hl1h CoNf ~ HON MEETING.
a. numerous meeting al the citizens OF
NJ county OF Patrick iritndly To The call of
S""' eh'lon' eoh''hed al Patrick court
.o'N', "l h"raday Tue ioih dayot juno,
- " 'fhs ne hfs' DAY OF June court,
49, =, - a57's' Es9. was 'a''d IL me CHAIR
~ ',ss" N'n"'a dl1o'''ta secretary
=, ~ Ao'''n 7''p,e' P'oee'ael 10 read 10
w '"'e''Ra '"' 'ou'css 81 Tue ht'h"ldtfs
~ '''' ''uh1> VI L"uu'"' /" me II t"da "i
',a'n \" Il e"'1' anu daAeu some
eAl''"'''y 'tlaa' 49,
:, Aic'aha'd stuart, h5P. then addressed
5'' no tuoT' and aIl'f h+t'ns some PIE
'"lo,"y f'n'''N'' o"''f" 'i'' 'o'l"" nv re-
so'',i''s' ""'en "'Fe ad"p'ea ~ lAe
nat''',s
/ l'eS2'oe", aa' 'als meetlog' deeply
,hl 'r'Ssta WIN the Importance oi concen'
p1o"s TIE 'hufls ot the lIltnds o' con-
N'"''on, ana ~ obtaining Iui ana u"lsatn'
oppression oil thr Puhhe sentiment on that
'''P"'tao' s".J'e'' !" ~ COZ d'"I'y e9-"PefH'
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IN,e iraet of \ and,


GsTR4YED from .lr 5rrcyiy z scons
y ue0r das P'ars, 8tom dtret ,c,e1s pan o
chtsept sor,rl NBhf ttc o. st yori oR.
wdtd tlose tacc, and one Or fue ryfrhaps ollf
rbffe f,c -..ftot 0tH qud patts GHte my
'7toteaHog y sogd erars NIL b, HdatffHv &C.
're,ffd, aHd YfiUtHed 10 Hr sabsrtibtr Il fltg.
III faGa,d ~ be pd,d
TqhL C.ahI3Nb.
kmolbWg. June ., 1898. ullrd1.
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MIR. SAa kISs, Ant, o,ost respect
I'VE hlly arkuoWledg". tie Wy l'hpai
rntamancmee he la received l,om filo L
lies aud Gru1emcn 81 Lsuelfhurg and 49,
lcase Ia inform those who lfhec aei Hoi.ea
1hrnselNc- al bis visit, thai tiny may, 10y ~
plrratinn during The rnsuiug Neot, eain every
instruction ncr"ssary tor he HeQaifmcnt 81
the Velvet, satin or wood Paiutae.
s. j.. distractions given ut the Dwelling 81
the pupil at the most couv eqirut Seasons.
Apply Al Mr.. Watson, Bank SQUARE.
June % f6
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IL mat peCotIfes " ~ TOWING uehty
iii has already produced such great mis-
-. and which continues to threaten us
-, otherss On the OTHER hand, If the treaty
.-..arlel as the unauthorized act of ppr-
~. lie least influential among The Crrek
s.s.fs--il Il he deemed an nslrpatiou of au-
..,sjty on their part--1r ii it appear THAT
IN has been any eolIiaion--that they were
lit to sGl their territory, aud TO sacrifice
=. interests of the people whose desiiuies
.=., have thought properto settle BY stroke
.t.o.,eH-thcn viii not il be sail as il ha,
...,3, been, by the hot bloods oi the south
..4lthe general governmental longer regards
~. Interests Of Gcnrgiao that 10 Georgia
,.,.. lands belonge that they have been ce-
..4 legally and in due form to the Union,
..rthatt they riH have them, be the cuaso-
...,ocss wha, they may ? Will not be said,
a.pir Governor, in his official capacity, has
ND, said, We have exhausted the drsn-
.,.,L--letus stand by our arms We are
..are of The inpotency Of these war'ike 81
...,,s, ont when we censufc them. II isnot
,sg,nse we have any apprchensiuns that the
..,,f act will ever he commuted-aut We re-
,r,ve their AUTHORS hecan>e thciftfequeni use
,,,iliarizes the mind with toe horrors winch
:, Ypresase, and may ia time be 'mo'bed to
III an extent as 10 resist the admohiuons Of
ralrjo,isn. il indeed they yield 10 The sierner
,s..,neo,s Of farce. Amid these opposing
.eirculties"--with sylla on one side and Cha-
.,bdis on the other--tAe national Executive
las bat one ruie By which il can avoid incur
-. if not the public, al least its own disap-
,..,h,Gon. Let il carefully obtain and deli
herately weigh The facts Of the case--et the
.si,lcnce which nay be lronsh tlorWarl, the,
,rred as i, viii be with the leaven OF faction
"a, has faised its Gorgon front in Georgia,
mad narlaking OF the nature Of lis fcrvid sun,
iag,mes the minds Of the people 10 rage aud
madness, be stripped OF Fictitious ani irfeva-
In, circumstances--and let the decision
which may be made correspond with the strict
rrlnciples Of Justice. unalloyed By any baser
keeling let this be done, whatever ceusure
may be incurred, from whatever source
"Iiat jastitin, raot c0ium :" Let Us not or.
Yress the Creek indians because they are weak
.-nor let Us be jast TO ourselves because VIC
- s,roog
In the settlement of This question it be,
tooyes not only ,he government but the peo-
ge-,he people of Georgia partcuarly--to
discard every personal characterize view it
without reference 10 the advantages OF the
'e''y' or TO our power OF enforcing us oosef-
vance LEI rs not commune TO pursue tie III
dams because we are powerful enough TO
'aad"e 'a'm' IRe march oil Time Is sweeping
'ueu s""'s '"oa5h 'Hto dh"'Hiidltoh' TOT
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Erou The y. T. COMMERCIAL .firertiSer o.
Jue II.
FROM EUROPE.

The Marquis of Wrlcslry was expected
SOM IN London, ~ hold an audience with
his Majesty on matters Of deep interest 10
the nation.
Mr.. Cannias's health conlnged mproy-
ing.
\ paragraph from Madrid, April 20,
says, the hing has issued decree which
permits the Introduction Of foreign gain
into the ports of CadA, Algrswas. Seville,
AImira, and Malaga, until the 3lsi May
The duty IS fixed al 10 rails PER fncSt.
There are 40 Later advices from Greece,
but some further accounts respecting the
landing of the Egyptians in the Morca.-
That they have made such landing there
il no douht-that there has been some
dshtog seems equally elcm-hur Who
We're the sicturs is more than We can TIL.
II Is hkrn ise pretty We'll ascrrlainrd that
the winds had gwen such az advantage IL
| the Greek navy that Wee Adniral sac
tours hnd hrrl enabled H. blockade the T..
gyptlau fleet in tlr port e Nodon. lie
was waiting lur u favorable Wind IL send 4
te" fire ships among them The Turk
Ia accounts from Smyrna, how ekrr, which
are the 20lh of Aiarch, do moi afford much
con-olatiun--Pletfo Bcy, another vt the
trick chiefs, Is said Ia have joined the
Turks in the Morea, and the taking of NJ
yariuo aud CAlamala, Is coniirmrd 6om all
quarters, The blockade Of rotras IS also
lalsrd.
Portsmouth, Ing. May THE Dotch
frlgale PaIlas, Capt. Nyk, will sail shortly
on IN experimental cruise, and for TIA" ex-
elcise of numerous officers eu,barkcd i,
her. she will proceed 10 the Chrsapcal,,
/ to laod His Serene iliGhness the Prince oil
| SAKE Wclnur. Who intends making III,
/ tour OF the United States. lie will en-,
bark at Plymouth,
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FOSISCRTpT.

COSSIIK ACY.

Tie last Richmond Wing contains myste.
rioas paragraphs about conspiracy 10 dc.eau1
the good r,-oIle Of that CITY, which had io.t
been detected. No names nr circumstances
are mentioned by TIE Nhis bat n letter was
received las' insight from hirhmund, wing u
partial detell Of the circumstances. Dir lie
niue, br ileudrcr aud Mr.. l.. Brown are IN
plicated. They succeeded IL palning upau
the people spurious paper IL the amount II
about sdo,ooo, 1t will be Il matter OF Judicial
investigation.
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suddenly DEPARTED iii, LIE, in Amherst
county, ON Friday the Eth iusi. in the Bah
year ol her age. Mrs. JUDITH, coosou ol
Mr. George Burks. The deceased was an at
fectionatc vic and tender mother a kjud
and nroy,Ient mistress, aud the endrariue
consoler ol an aged talhcr,iu law, who had
numbered the years ot nearly a century
Her relatives amt friends viii tong f,mcm
her =nddrn departure. OF lret IT my troly be
said, 3" Blessed are tho merctnl, FOE they shall
obtain mercy
DIED, at his residence, in Davidson coun.
~, on the lot nlimo, The Kry. RICHARD
DABBS, Pastor of the Baptist CHURCH II
nashville, Tenn.
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MARRIED, on Ta'sday the l4rh lust.
by The Rev. Mr.. Jaeksou, Dr. JAMES G,
TURNER, Of franklin, 10 the anlablc and
much admired Mss EIII ABETH +.
eldest daughter Of Capt. Thoteas Key,
decd. OF Bedford
-, on Tuesday the ii,h Instant, hy
the Rev Daniel Day! Mr.. NN. BECk-
liAN, aged 70, Ia the atnltbIe and much
admired Miss ELIZABETH pUGH, II.
aged u, daughter Of Nj John Pugh, all
at Amherst
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II The treaty between he uaned State,
aud The Republic Of Colombia, which oecu.
pies so large portion OF our paper today. IS
worthy Of n perusal; aud We therefore call
Tie attention OF the readpr particular. - il
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mATcw H0RsES

IT IUGIIGA.
4 WILL SELL, un TOMORROW,
! nt . o'clock, T. Il Ia front OF y Of &C. =
pair Il handsome, gentle, veil Ilfoss Match
llunes, GA short ume
JOIN Il. u PAYNE,
june - .3aofgHttr.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET.
IoEAoco-This article is sal ia DE-
nand at our former quotations infeli-
Qualities there may be slight advance
-nSood and fne, though the Richmond
4N''CvS set speak of a decline there from
- " - We observe no change hcrc-the
.''e' sIoce cur last have ranged from - To
gll25.
Hour is worth from s3.75 to si25.
oHN has somewhat advanced and scls
''@I''y al from S2,5o to S2,75 per barrel.
Icon, froo the Wagon, bring, from
~ cents pen lb.-itrrtaiIs from 9! 10 q
~ '' hog round -middliaes o cts. p. III.
"H1akEY has advauced--it is now
MN D! the boat load 81 cents the gallon,
:: vac barrel from 81 to sd eta. p. gai,
i'sH-Shad very scarce-ne bciirve
.,g' IA market by the Herrlogs
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WHEAT

=" al Iii5on to tn injury whirh the grow
cop q ahret in this neill borhood has
s''rdb b the Fly, we are sorry TO OH
- ""ny dae felix's muell hurt rs tbe
- lie late warm aud suitry weather
'aostd this disastpr--tbe harvest here
W. 1a- Just commenee,.. From ALA
'"'S The crop in this state must be short
-. We ase unable 10 form any correc.
H.. .''o" o. What may be its price-we fra'
; ~ 10" crop is small It viii. commenc,
8 as here setms at present no pro,pec,
,2Te!So demand.
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,AavaAAl'5 sale.

VIRGINIA AT a superior court If
Y ohanee5 holden in the town OF Lynch.
burg, tive i9h MAY, lb2j--
Jefferson |, Wlns, plaintiff,