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!0AN ROBINSON

INFORMS his friends that be has RENE
I yed from the iionse occupied by hun niii
or ten years, 10 the brick tenement on mai
street, next door south Of the Franklin lie
tel, where he will attend Ia receiving aud Tor
warding GOODS for country merchants. III
viii also attend 10 selling Tor planters then
crops Of Tobacco, or any part thereof, con
signed 10 his care. Ills long experience anG
knowledge of this market (Which he hopes
his friends will communicate to those he has
never transacted any business ior) will-enlitl,
him 10 share oil the business III bis line.
Lynchburg, January %. In
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An haNcerX,

In the County Court Of .Ntlson, The 24A
JGnuarH 1875.
james Montgomery, Charles Penn, and
Robert RiVes, Administrators of Jesse GAM.
son, decd. Conlplainant..
Against,
Elizabeth Martin, Thomas Herndon and
Polly his wife, James last and farsey his
wife, John Oily ana Nancy i,is lie, Slammed
Parish and jane his wife, David Il. GARRISON,
James CIarAson and " iliianI Clslkson,,
Defendants.
This day came the complaindnts, by their
attorney, and it appearing 10 the satisfaction
OF the court, that the defendants, John lily
aud Nancy his wife, aud " liam Garrison
are not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth,
on motion OF The complaiuauts, ii is decIeed
and ordered by the court, that the sad de'
Pendants John udy and Nancy lis wife and
William Clarhson, do appear here, on or be-
'sore the fourth Monday in april neat, and
answer tie complainant sb,lI; and give sl'u"
rity according 10 the act OF Assembly, IN sush
case made and provided. Aud that Il copS
ot this order be forthwith inserted IL sOme
newspaper, published in the town uf Lynch,
burg, for two months successtveiy, and that
another copy be posted up al the door Of tho
court house, of Ibis eoun,v, two court aaTt
previous 10 said April Court neat.
A Copy--Iaste,
SHArON IL, LOVING, \. c.
febrnary 4 w6w "a
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NE W GOODS.

T. tlllE subscribers have received, ia addition
IA 10 an eXce.cut rs sorlneat, a number OF
seasounb,e articles, which they are disposed
to sell on tine most accommodating terms.
.4,h0NG THEN ARE
Real Tartan Plaid Cioaks, large sizes,
Blue, black aud miK'd Sa,ihotis, some super
fne,)
Biie, tniN'd, MAN and ribbed Cashmere,
Ine hack Bombazette do hgiaed do
Back figured Circassian, (new styie,)s
a. Furniture Dimily,
.4-4 do Shifting, (Washington)
Black Cashmere ohawls,
'Veiveteen aiandkrrchief,, Ia very handsoms
a'sortmeut)
Black I.ierlno do
Black, wAtr aud Green 6auze DO
Do do and binc ltalian Grape,
Black and colored Grape Shawls,
Al excellent assortment Hosiery,
ladies and genlicmeus black aud white Silk
Gloves,
A few pieces fashionable Bonnet Rihbands,
W. MekE.E q J. G. MEEM.
January i. ts44
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TRUST SHE.

DY virtue OF deed of trust executed 10
Dthe subscribers by Calhoun Ing, bearing
date the 22d day OF October, 1928, aud OF le-
cord in the clerk Office OF the county court
Of Prince Edw ard, for certain purposes there
IN mentioned, We shall, on the Goth DAY OF
February next, il fair, il not the next fair day
thereafter, sundays excepted, expose to.sale,
on the premises, 10 the hisheSt bidder, Tor
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December p.
Bedford, December Hutf, To-,

Be4iord, December Rules, 1924
Slepht, .hariin, -
.3gaua 'a"4Q
Allen bond md Sarah his riff ~.
IAN, Thomas Dobyns, .hichoiG, ,Jalnss Ndf,
Caihnttne ms Wye. Francs HiRsn,..y4 Hs
ms ~ye, Daniel Drury and Co0.9l Lug
1eye, Hdii0m u oodtord guardian nd ,{i ~, IA,
Griffin DobynS and Elizabeth DoJps, nv , ,'gn y
aud hers Of Griffin Dobyns ju1 -, 1Ha'es
Iohn DObyns, JONAH Dobyns, .3Jn., %6,''ta'fd,
and Jo@ph DobJns hairs Of Griffin iDo1yn',
deceased, D, |voyA' 'sa,
~ CH.9NCERY, H0"e'
The defendants allen bond, and s,..,,.s
'cye, and Nicholas johnson md CoIor,", ~
rye, not hariHg entered Mtir opp,oIo,,,. u,
g'ren security acc0ding TO The act ~ J,,' u'f
and the rules Of this Court, and j.. o91 ,,'"'o,9
from satisfactory eridsnce That M,y mr. fP, ,s
hdbt'nHts Of tbs a0tt--H is ordersd Inn, w, ~
sa1d dtje"ddnts do Gpptay here on TIE frJ J We
o ne meat .liarch term, aud ans,r,r III. E1o,'S..
6tt--nna that a o0PB % this order bt toJlG,;gh
mSsF"" ~ some newspaper printed IN the h,,
o. Lyhfh0argS for itco months suseeNirth, .,
posted nj lie front door Of Ink GOA Tho us, 4, ~.
said totop. " -"
..dfCopy--Itdr
j. STEPT0E, C. Be.
'o"'"" hSu ~
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bedford December Ru,es :.

peoiofd december Rules. Is
Moses, "a IMAM OF color.) g
against PidIalil l
0'efnea ChasteeH, Ex'r Of Levi r.,
IN CH.4fCERY '''oaa's.
Inc defendant not having en,eraa.
peafahce and gwen security arr. 'eu us a..
'e' oil assembly and the RUE, # I :. tot,
"nd It satisfactorily appearing tina, 'i rs eoaa
an ,puao'lal'' OF TINS county, onlls "e Is Il,
Il The plaintiff, by his aitorne' -" = @ol'el
"a that unless the said defendant ao =. = o'aa
mere on the rule day holden in the I'm Ia slrtar
~ court IN March next, and an,wa. sa'a tnll.
i'll biil, The same shall he taken f. ,nt Plan.
sd, aud The matter thereof Jecr,o,, eorie..
'hsis-lh hat copy OF this order be ~, "'l,sofd.
IN some one OF the Lynchbure panes published
months successfully, and posted -, ia ., hso
trout door OF The court house OF .a Gif al Tie
on two several court days. 1'- '0.a!
y Copy -Ieste.
December "a j. 0TEPToE, cB,.
Ekpin
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JOHN WILLS, CT
CoMMISsIoNERS OFFICE,

LanchbUrg, olh January, $50. )
T,,e parties in tins cause will take notice,
thst.l have appointed Saturday the 18th day
OF March next, to carry the fore going orGes
of court ;uto effect, on which day they are
required 10 atleud al mg efliee, in this town,
with their aGcoui,lB, vouchers and COPIES II
court papers, prepared for examination and
settlement JAMES BENAGH. c.
January y. wiW2l
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THOMAS J. DUVAL.

AT THE slGN OF THE asLDLE MoRraR
on BANk SQUARE,
HAS just received, Ia addition to bis
i 4 former stock, an extensive assortment oil
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OTIS aud
DfE.S1UfFS, which enables bim now 10 OF
Ter o has friends, customers aud The public ge-
morally, the most complete and extensive as
softment ever before brought To this market.
AMeSG THIN AHE IuE FoIIoHIsa, W..
1000 III. Gauber salts, % do. Tartar lime
900 DO. Epson do. tic.
500 DO. Cum she'll bOldo. Quick Silver,
Lac, 20 duz. bottles Ame
500 de- Pearl Ash, ,.Can Caatgr Oh,
loo do. Sum Cam 10 packs cold Leaf
rbor, 20o gallons Alcohol,
100 do Jalap, 2oO do. Lamp Oil,
100 do Sponge, loo do splo. Inf-
.l25 do, Verdigfig, pentine,
% do. CalomeI,
Ana every other article in his line, all of
he best quality, and for sale Mt the lowest
rices ior cash, or AT SIX mouths 10 pupstuai
customers septemhef3.
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A SCHOOL Will be opened on the
4 v 9TH Of February next, at the residence
of Joseph Chiffon, in Campbcllconn'y, under
the superintendeuce of Miss NJ. A. T. Carter;
at which Institution will he taught Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geo
graphy with the use Of maps, History, IAN
cicnt and Modcru) aud Ornamental needle
work, For the lower branches, Including
English Grammar, six dollars per session OF
five months, will be required, for Geography,
History, and Ornamental needle work, eight
dollars per sesson, one halt in advance. Per-
sons disposed 10 commit their chidrcn 90 her
care, may rest assured that every necessary
attention will be given 10 promote their mo
rails. and cultivate their minds.
Board may also lie obtained AT the same
pluce, Oor the encouragement of this schooD
at the remarkable low price OF twenty FIVE
dTiars per session, including lodging and
washing.
February {. w4w %
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Tract OF NraNd.
Sotice.

VIE subscriber has for sale, and is de
4 termlned to sell, several surveys of land.
lying on Goose creek. miles from Liberty,
aud adjacent 10 his mill establishments
they contain from nne 10 three hundred
ores, as may 6uit purchasers, aud nre in fine
order Tor cropping. Possession " i'll be given
Immediately, aud on very accommodating
terms. CHARLES c. PATTERSON. .
january =. = ts2o
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StraYeA.

ERoM my stable, IN Liberty, Bedford
4 { H. on the Sd day of last, December, u
small BAY MARE. aud a sorrei horse COLT.
lhe mare is about years old, with two white
bird feet, left fore foot white, long tail, and a
smal star in his forehead The colt is a
bright sorrel, about eighteen months old, two
hind feet white, left hind foot white, run
ming np the anc.e in Il point, very large star
in MS forehead, long thin tail and name. A.
ny information will he thankfully received,
or If delivered in Liberty, reasonable re.
ward Will De given.
WILLIAM GEORGE.
EebruaryA. It.
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Y irgeinia

' lrSlhia
a L superior court of chaneery held u
1 n the town oil Lynchbug the l4ih day i
October, 1921:
Dudley and Patsy his wife, John
Megan and Mil, his vile, Byrd GoueWM.
Speecy Goodwin, Editla Goodwin, Edy Bur-
ford, Louisa Goodwin, and Spolswood fiugha
ana David Hughes, infants under the aye of
twenty one years, by Jesse beck, their ut.t
Trend, pG.
against
John b. Tvent, in his own right and as nd.
m,n;srator ofsHeury Tent, deceased, u dIisp
Trent, Nicholas Trent, Jas. Trent, AeAsndty
trent, John II. Trent, Susan Trent Samupl
Baker and Elizabeth his wife, Christian HorR
and sally his wife, Edy Mitchell, widow Il
Thomas Mitchell, dec d and Joseph Hap kin,
an Fancy bls Wlc, dcis
This cause Came on this day 10 be heard ON
the papers formerly read, and the reporI OF
Commissioners Renngh, made in pursuance =
the order OF the l5tn of May, 1898, with e,.
cePtions theIauuto by the defendants snd was
arguedby counsel: Reconsideration vi ereoG
The cour, doth recoInmit The said report with
the. exceptions thereto, 20 the said Comnli,>
sioner, Tor him to examine and report upon
each exception, stating any matters deemed
pertinent by himself, or which may be reqQi.
red by the parties 10 he SO stated.
Copy-Ieste.
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NE'YkGE

~ " = "a
Is hereby gr IN That 0HHe CctfS m "a"
1 Lunaiic Hospital, IN he cHu # b4.sMS.
bury are occupied, AMI tta4 II" more lftitht5I
(}laIc or Female viii hr re, eNed nj" Sa'u
Husplta, until some q tIie said E.i's are -.
cant due notice Of " hicb " III he FNeH.
BY Z. der ofhe Coutt Of Dinetofs.
LEO. HENLL4 {. 81
Williamsburg, Fob. 2s.
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Yhe Tract OF l.ana,

wherson the said Ings now resides, contain
ing one hundred acres, be the same, more or
less, lying on the waters OF the south FORK OF
AppoInaltoA river, adjoining the lands OF
Thomas 4. Legrand and others. Also,
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Garden and EioweY Seed.
- o. n f.u. 1T.

Vim. Owens Il Griffin l.. Leckie,
.lpothecaries y Druggists,
IIANE Just received trom new York,
j i the largest assortment of Garden and
Flower seed, ever offered IN this market, VIZ .
Garden Seed.
Eerly York Cabbage -5Cherry Turuip do
Eafiy emperor do = Curlcd Parsley
Large late Imperial dog MP
Large Drumhead do otaparaiso Squash
Green Globe savoy do LARRY summer do
Russian do (hne) -5Alammolh Pumpkin,
White solid Celery & VERY ldrgcl
Red solid Celery Sea hail
Long Orange Carrot Early Csulihower
Blood red DO gould Cress or Pep
Early Horn do - pergrass
Early Blood sIurnip- Tomato shapd pepper
Beet oPurple Egg pIant
Blood lied do 1Eariy Washington
Mdngle Wurizel do y Peas, trird eariy
Lady Frame Cucum and tue
Der 5Early Charlton Peas
Long rrckly do 6Early Frame do
Cluster do -o-Early Dwarf Cluster,
Large Green Head or az ueets peos
Lettuce oDwuTi marrowlat Peas
Tennis Ball do -<Inll do do
Madeira or Non-anch-. !. TulI knights Honcy
ditto Peas, extra fne
Grand Admiral do '6TaIl sugar Peas (eal
Magmum bouum do (. pods
Nasturlium "a line Early Mazagan Beans
pickle) 8Long Pod do
straw coIored onionbGrsen Aonpareil do
Onion Cloves .s-EarIy yellow or six
Early short top scar weeks Snaps
let Tadish 8 Early dun color'd do
Lppg Salmon do -6keiugee on lOUeto do
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Notice.

IHE business heretofore existing under
L the firm of DAVID & WIN. KYLE,
in this place, will in future be conducted by
David Kyle and Robert Kyle, under the
firm Of DAVID y ROBERT KYLE, who
are duly authorized to collect and settle all
debts due TO the old firm.
DAVID KYLE,
ROBERT KYLE.
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The Following Property,

10 VII Three Cows, two Calves, one Year
lin, one yoke Of Oxen and OK Cart, 4 Horses,
3 Beds and Furniture, Que Clock and Case,
one Saddle aud Bride, one Short Gun, eight
Hog, three Sheep, the crop Of Corn, Wheat
aud Tobacco, Household and Kitchen fuGni-
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WAITER II. MIDDLETON,

WPOIHLtnkF I.YD DRUGGIST,
1tAS received, by the latest arrivals
i 4 frsm rhiladclpb ia additional supplies OF
genuine MEDICINES, which nave been
SaretuiIy selected hy AN experienced hand,
pafchased ON the most favorable Terms, war
Iaaied to be of the Gsst order, nud will be
gold US low rs they can be had in Virginia -
Ine following embraces part Of his stock,
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Dr. PauA Y. CaheN

OFFERS his services as PHYSICIAN
0AND SURGEON, TO the ci,izeus of Am
herst His residence is in New Glasgow,
where he may be found at euy time.
November j. wtsl3
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on HAND English White Lead, Linseed
Oil, Spirits rurPenline, together with every
other article used in painting, which can be
had at his usual low prices, jan. IS.
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Also, q Negro Woman,

by the name of Ann, aud her child by the
name OF Martha, aud the increase thoreol,--
The title to the above land and property is
believed to be good, but we shall only con-
vey such title as is vested in Us as trustees,
aud no other.
THOMAS o. PATTESON, ).r
ALEXANDER PATTESON, i'"'''ee'
January q. wtds9o
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From the National InteHigenesr.
GEN. JACKSON'S LETTER.


Having copied into the National lntelli
gencer the letter Of Mr.. Clay 10 Judge
Brooke, we feel ourselves bound TO copy
the annexed Letter from Gen. Jack
son, containing a commentary on the Let
ter of Mr.. Clay. 1t is introduced in the
New York National Advocate, by letter
fror, Samuel Swartwout, Esq. in which
he announces Gen Us Letter IN the follow
ing terms:
The following letter was received by
ue, few days since, aud although a pri
waite communication, and not intended for
the public eye, yet it contains so just an ex-
position Of the enlightened views, and no
Bile conduct of its distinguished author,
that cannot forhear soliciting it's publica
ton in your valuable paper"
THE LETTER.
Washington City, 23d February, 1895.
MY DEAR SIR: Yesterday received
your communication, ad'erting to the req
sons and defence, presented by Mr.. Clay
to Judge Brooke, why duty and reflection
imposed upon him the necessity If stand
Ing in opposition to me, bee ause Of my be
ing, ns he il pleased TO style me militia
~ Chlrftain." ] had seen the letter he
fore, and when it first appeared, did en-
terrain the opinion that some notice of il
might, perhaps, be necessary, for the rea
-on that the expression seemed to convey
with It thu appearance of personality more
than any thing else and could the opin
ion be at all entertained that it could meet
the object, which was doubtless intended,
to prejudice inc in the estimation of my
countrymen, might yet consider some no
tice of It necessary Such belief howe
yer, cannot entertain, without insulting
the generous testimonial with which have
been honored by ninety nine electors Of the
people.
am we'll aware that this term, militia
~ chleftaln,' has, for some time past, been
cant phrase with Mr.. Clay land certain
OF his friends but the vote, with which
have been honored by the people, is enough
to satisfy me that the ejudice which was
thereby sought TO be produced, has awaited
but little. This is sufficient for me. en-
terrain deep and heartfelt gratitude to
my country for the confidence which che
has manifested toward. me, leaving to pre-
JUDGED minds whatever they can make Of
the epithet military chicftain."
1t Is for ingenuity greater than mine to
conceive what idea was intended TO h.
conveyed by The term. Ii is very true.
that, early In life. even in the days of nv
boyhood, contributed my mite to shake
oil the yoke Of tyranny, and to build up
The fabric of free government. And when
lately our country was involved iu war.
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*Published in the last Virginian.
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES
FRipAY. March 4, 1875.

FRIDAY, March ., 1875.
At Special Meeting of the Senate OF
the United States, called by written no
tee frotn the President If the United
States, held at the Senate Chamber Of the
Capitol
Al about halfspast ten O'clock. tue Sc
uate MAS called Ia order.
MIR. Mills, OF Massachusetts, rose and
said, that the Wee President, Mr.. Cal
houn,l being present, he proposed that Mr..
jackson, of Tennessee, being the Oldest Sc
nator now present, should administer TO
Inn the oath Of Office.
This being assentcd to-
The oathxRf office was accordingly ad
n'inlstrred 10 the Vice President by the
General: after which ceremony, he took
the Chair rs President Of the Senate. A
short time afterwards. he rose. ADD address
ed tie Senate Is eellows:
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relates to the questios taken on confirm
ing the nomination of Mr.. Clay TO the OF
fce Of Secretary Of State ; and on refer
euce to the Executive journal, we find the
vote there recorded to be twenty seven IN
favor OF confirming, and fourteen opposed
10 il.
On the question, Will the Senate ad
wise and consent TO the appointment of
Henry Clay2 Those who voted in the afiir
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DOMESTIC.
cCoGNrs OF rue PRESIDENT


Sasalssros, March I've have real
asar. In doing an act of Justice TO the
Pee ident at the Uniled States, ia Ihe pub
hcal8a al So much af the Executive JOUR
,si the senate as relates To- the insesti-
gaii = by ti,ai bod, al tie pobi'e accounts
al NJ. Nunf,.., al III tlns he MAS MONT
nass,i ~ that badly by Mr. hadisou rs >"
c et,fy If State II ~ snrrosro b, om''
,hai Alr. Giles IL thu aslhur III Late pub
NC tim in III. Richmond Enqnirer, i'm
n ,,ebii,s ths correctness of ihr accounts
4 .ss.d 10 Ar. N's credit pt-'isas 10 the
nat. of tn. -xira.t from the JOHrnal Of the
S.hat.. lis ou that account, probably,
tha, N. inlunc ti"n of secretary has been
r.nr,.d from the Proceedings Of the Sc
NAE. .l4ieh e. directly Ia rcfnte the rs
genital pat Of the allegations .coniained IN
' - ne I PitEsiDENr's ActoUNTs.
lt9ss cur intention TO have examined,
paragraph ny paragraph, the c"mman,ca-
non II Dir. Giles t",,h. Richmond En-
o,ir.r, an the sdJtcl of isr President
Nreuuni's AID IT, have exposed lis M
r,~rou- gr,,ss errrrs and malignant mis-
Gqtrmrnts but, upon looking over IN
Journal Of the Proceeding. Of the Senate,
~ relation To the bemination Of Mr.. Non
PIE, rs Secretary OF State, w find thai II
eantsins so full q r.futatlnn Of The vile
ISLANDERS which it Wa the design Of that
eumnunieativn to rr.is.. for ihe mere
qualification Of personnl enmity, that we
shall content Ourselves with Publishing the
srtractfron the journal: Nat. jour.
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o<<S( .r1rT leB
Richmond, March 4-G@n LAFAfL';n =, The
Norfolk on Friday ahout\ Il o'c'o.N sngos
Fayetteville Stnge. A few miles ifoi, cam rom.
GO miles from Norfolk he lwas mel oi r'o In
mt,ee, and addressed by Jo\ Pren,''' lie lie .nd
very neat and appropriated Teesh' - suffolk.
hissuite We're convene ed in ca rri"ses w.;ged by
Mt the entrance OF which he was T' Cou.
Capt Charlton. handsome EoI"n!.'too,l there,
pany of Suffolk Coumbians. We am ,iont, and
Mills Riddick Esq. acting as PFes's Next
Matthias Jones, Esq. asv Ph es'dtm .r,on, ~
day he was met E miles from Suu" n G.
the Committee from Murfrees ors"g" pt.
and addressed in handso'a sly IA Al.
O'Bryan.--He dined at Sun, .ton, ming
rived at Murfreesborngh IRE oouber
Where he partook of suyhystO ~ aIpe ys,
ofthe Citizens. On Suntes OF IL lne ~ G.
TO have left Murfreesborund ness. ha wei.
where the n. Carolina s a cfoBE ''''
10 waiting to receive hiriiI al
- we Lac "a,
WAsHIsGTos, Msrcl ~ kics
the last day OF the pre:er g. 0"
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Masters Comdt-Robcrt Henley,
Strphcn Cassin,
James Renshaw,
Thomas Brown,
Chas. c. B. Thompson,
Alex S. Wards~ orth,
George w. Rodgers,
George c Reed, and
Henry e. Ballard.
TO be Captains in the Navy nf IN, Y. s.
LientenosfS. Lawrence kearn.v.
FoxalI A. Parker,
Edward r. Mccall,
Daniel Turner,
David Conner,
John Callager, and
Thomas II. Stevens,
40 be Master Commanders in the Ma.
W Of the United States.
-. National Journal.
WAsHINGToN. March 9Th. Senate
yesterday removed the injunction Of secre
" from 20 much of .her proceedings as
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ST. James' Church N.otte,.y.

FEViiE Managers Of St. James Church Lottery respect
n fully the friends Of the lottery AID The public
'bat was with the deepest regret they obliged 10
defer the drawing Saturday last, after irving in town
tor the e7ress PURPOSES for although there was not that
beray extended TO the lottery, they had wished and en-
peced the tickets being at only scheme price, yet the per-
tormance OF their promise 10 The public determined
on When on application to the Chief Burgess, they were
at once def,stvy 'se the Of the Iooi RH for The
purpose OF drawing the lottery which in other respects
they were fay prepared for; could the personal re-
quest Of Messrs Price and Gibbs, Managers, induce him
10 grant the requisite permission from the hberai prnci-
pie, IS presumed ct their not resig 1vn bounds IF
The Borongh. of the propriey of this, the public viii
Judge The Town Hall is tu1Ec building; has been used
for ndRc purposes and in cities, public buildings are.
never refused TO the citizens public occasions The
consequence was, suitable place could be obtained for
the accommodation of ,hose who desired 10 witness the
drawing and they compelled request the Indulgence
OF afew days. procure one which shall be dane bv Satur
day the 14h Of May when the St. James Church I.oe.
ry will assredy be drawn the satisfaction of all those
who DESTROYS of sharing $780, in different sums In
tile meantime, The friends of the church and of the lottery
earnestly requested TO throw in their mite, by the pur-
chase OF a ticket OF j. j. ROBINSON,
No. 105 Market ST.
Ticket S3-Ialf1 50-Quarter 75-Eigith 373
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MATTRESS

vTyHE SUBSCRIBERS inform their friends and the pub
l. lie in general, that they continue to carry the
Mattress business their old stand North East Corner
Hanover and French Streets Mr. Thomas .oores Coach
Mandatory, where they intend keeping general assort
ment of curled hair and other mattresses Mattresses made
to order, altered repaired the shortest notice Set
tee Lounge and Cot mattresses, and beds and wag
goner's beds supplied Steam boats packets and ships,
furnished with despatch Cuiled hair, moss, &c Sold
Horse hair bought.
They return their thanks for favors received and solicit
continuance of public patronage. All orders promptly
attended TO- M BANNlSTER & SON.
Wilmington April IS, 1926 39-4lP