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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-15
From the Charleston City Gazette, .4ugust s.

Mr. CLAWS speech VIII DC louhu III iu'i, III
our columns this day-and to any unprecedented
mind, it will be fraught with conviction, OF the
unfounded and calumnious character Of The
charges which have been rung throughout the
Union, both publicly and privately, in converse
ton and in print, and indeed upon every occa-
sion which has been offered to his political and
personal enemies, against the honor and con-
sis,ehey Of one amongst the most distinguished
individuals in our country. We are not apt to
rely upon exparte declarations and statements
but there is a tone of conscious integrity and
Of manly defance-connected with reference
to ipdisnutable facts, and irresistible deductions,
in;this appeal of Mr. CLAY 10 those seryC ons,i,us
ep,s whose confidence he mas been accused Of
betraying, that appeals directly and forcibly to
the feelings and carries conviction to the judy
inert. We regret however one result which
has followed its perusal. An honest and con.
scientiops determination of mind, founded up.
on considerations in no wise affecting the cha
racter of Gen. JACKSON, had hitherto led US 10
oppose his pretensions and to support the claims
of Mr.. ADAMS to the Presidency-but We can
not now withhold the expressions OF our diml-
nished confidence in his freedom from election
eering intrigue.
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YrWstee's Sale.

IIWSVGO 0dHCs
pursuance of the provisions of deed of trust
L from Robert T. Thompson to me, bearing date the
18th day OF July 1926 and duly recorded in he Clerks
Office OF Fairfax County Court, shalfor the purpo.
ses thereIn mentioned, proceed on Monday the 2Oh
Court at the front door Of Fairfax Court House. to
SELL by public auction. for cash. or on such credit as
the parties concerned may direct, the
Tract Of LAND
by said deed conveyed, much thereof as NAV be
necessary to satisfy said purposes The said land lies
upon occoquan Bay, in the county of Fairfax, Virgin.
ia and is now in the occupancy Of the said Robt T.
Thompson. JOHN MACRAE.
july 10 eotA2O
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AIzlE5SSS q M.D,31As
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST IS, 1927.

That despicable and incorrigible BLACKBOARD
Duff Green, has the effrontery 10 say that bu-
cAanan's statement corroborates, IN sUey essen
tiol point, that of General Jackson, and proves
incon,estibly that the election of Mr.. Adams
was produced by bargain and corruption. we
observe, however, that the mental wretch IS as
slen, as the grave on the subject Of Buchan-
ans letter TO- him, dated the 10th OF October,
1926, in which the writer expressly declares
that neither Mr. Clay nor his friends had any
thing to do with the mission to General Jack
son. Let the miserable hireling publish that
letter before he prates again about corruption.
Buchanan brands him with infamy--and all his
fawning and cringing will not restore him TO
favor. He mus, and will be discharged. We
have positive testimony that he will be super
coded before the termination Of the next ses-
sion of Congress.
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terests, and so intimately connected with our
national character, such success has attended
its march oil improvement in every quality that
is calculated TO invigorate and adorn military
establishment
Difficult as it has always been found to pre-.
serve in times Of peace, the active efficiency of
troops, more especially when parcelled and
| distributed over wide and remote frontiers, The
present favorable aspect Of our military con-
| Germs, justi6es the hope that, through the ope-
ration of the Military Academy and Supple.
mental Schools of Practice, united with that
spirit Of chiralric virtue prevailing among the
officers, our army may yet demonstrate an no.
norable exception to the usual results Of inacti-
WHY and dispersion incident TO peace establish.
ments. The Academy at West Point affords
advantages unequalled perhaps in any other
country, For the iacipisai formation Of high mi.
litary character; and in the disposition esinced
by the Government 10 foster and mature this
principle, by introducing academic graduates
through the SCHOOLS Of Practice, TO tic Gppro-
PIRATE scenes and strict duties Of their vocation, we
have pledge that the Army will be sustained
in that moral rectitude and professional sigor
which must secure alike It's own responsibility
and the favor Of the nation.
In ,en;ufing 10 notice any particular instan-
SSs VI p'SuSiCbIS iu i"S'"S
ton, or police, i, is found no easy task to dis
criminate where every corps has presented The
most satisfactory evidences of military improve
ment. II may be proper, however, TO mention
the lst Regiment of Infantry, the Companies of
Artillery at Savannah, West Point, and New
York; together with the troops generally al the
Artillery and Infantry Schools OF Practice.
The fatigue duties in which the latter have been
recently engaged, al the Jefferson Barracks,
have naturally operated as impediments 10 The
attainment of polished discipline, but Their
zeal, their moral and their military devotion are
not the less apparent on this account.
Equally unaccustomed and aveSe TO the prac-
iice of awarding profnse or indiscrunina'e
praise, the General in.C Chief has sought, with
no slight scrutiny, for subjects Of animadver-
sion and blame. In this review, however, he
has not been able 10 find single case of dim
.guency or relaxation Ia discipline, sufficiently
Nave 10 qualify the general need of common
dation which he thus feels bound 20 bestow.
By order Of MAJOR Genera RhowN.
r. JONES, Ad. Gen
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New Books.

yIyuis day are published and on sale by
PISHEY THOMPSON,
/. The Encurean; Tale by Thomas Moore au'
thor of /. ALA Rookh.-l vol 81 cents.
9 Reuben Apsley, by the author of "Brambletye
umse. ""Tor Hill, &c--2yois 1925.
"Fie ON ambition! Fie on myself! that have sword,
and vet am ready to f.insh! These five days have !
hid me in these woods, and burst not peep out for all
The country is laid for me."-Shakspeare.
g. The Living and the Deadi by Country Citrate
vol. price 81 r. 49,.
ran only contribute his happiness by consulting the
wants of the one or the other."-Ed Rev,
4. The Prose Works of Sir Walter Scott IN voIsi
containing WaveIly, Guy Nannerng, Antiquary, ROD
Row IyanRoe, Tales of My Landlord-3d series, Mon
astery. Kennlworth, the Abbot The Pirate Fortunes
Of NIGEL, and Quentin Durward: printed by Ga'igna
nj paris, on fine paper and type, with portrait OF the
authors vols. S2l.
The subseoue nj Novels will be embraced in two ad
diional uniform volumes. :.
The works of Lord Byron; including the sup
messed Poems, in vol, printed uniformly with the a.
hove: containing his Memoirs. an engraved PORTRAY
hv Wedpwood and facsimile of one OF his letters
tn the Publisher, never before printed.-priee 81 So
e The Orations of Demosthenes; translated by Lee
hnd,-l vol. 8vo. So So 49,
- American Quarterly Review, No, Ill
8. Westminster Review, No. xiv.
Washington City,sep. TO-
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lie Justice, to do so. In the homely language
of the old proyerb, We invoke them to "tell the
truth and shame the Devil"
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SMlP NEWS.
Port OF Alexandria.

ARRIVED, SErr. g.
Schnr Velocity Hammond Boston, 9 days: lime,
plaster and mackerel TO WIN. Fowle :. Co.
Sept. 9-Schr Haxall, Pratt, Boston, DAYS; rum,
plaster dry goods &c. to A. C. Cazenove & Co. and
freight for the District.
SAILED, SEP 8.
Sloop Amazon, Fitzimmons, Philadelphia.
- johnson, Johnson, do
Schr Charlotte, Motif, baltimore.
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CHARLES BENNETT

CHARLES BENNETT
HAS imported by the ship Virginia, arrived here,
Il and the Cambria, at n. York, the following goods
which offered for sale the loves, for cash.
or approved notes, on the usual credit
Cots blankets, 3, 81 and point
&C do from 81 10 1874
&C 5.4 and ga fshngs
Extra superfine black, navy blue, and stec! mixed
cloths and kcrseymeres
Claret and navy blue Ladies cloths
Common and superine double milted drabs
SchcEed's flannels aud bV.sss
Kcrscys and Forrest cloths; Swansdewn and toilc
nett vestngs
"A, 5 i, ard 50 Venetian stair AID passage car
peung
Shad ard herring se.ne twin, in casks and bales
Shoe thread
Patent threads, assorted from No IS TO so
which with his stock Of good, On hand renders his as
sUltmcnt pretty general.
By the ship BOSTON, expected daily, he will receive
Pine Apple and Double t;loster IEESu Of first qua.
lily # sept 10
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QNeensware,
Valuable Property for Sale.

IVA oosSs
IN SATURDAY, the 22d inst. at 4 O'Clock, p. NJ.
~ thu subscriber VIII offer for sale, at public auc.
trn, GU Hrper's Wharf, the following valuable pro.
pcrty.
IL Two undivided third parts of The
1T Wharf, commonly called Harper's Wharf.
H::es with The buildings and improvements bound.
ed on the south by Prince street, on the west
by Union street. on The north by the lue IF the pro-
perry o. The heirs OF George Slacum deceased, and cx
tending eastwardIy into the Iivcr-charged with the
payment Of two third parts Of an annuity ESQ to Ma
ry, widow Of John Harper, decd for life.
A Three Story Brick Tenement, on the north
side of Prince street, between Fairfax and Watersts
now in the tenure of Townsend Waugh, charged with
an annuity Of fifty dollars to the said Mary Harper for
life.
a vacant Lot on the east side of Waterst
and north side of Frankn-sreet, at the intersection
in front on Watershed, SO feet 81 inches; Frank
liE.street l25 feet, to Potomac street.
The above sale will be made under deed of trust
from James and Joshua Harper to Robert /. TAYLOR.
One fifth part ofthc purchase money will be re-
quired in hand-on the residue credit of three six
and nine months will be Observation-Disclosures secu
rity for the payments being given. by order OF the
Trustee. GEO. JOHNSON, Auc.
sen It's
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MARRIED.

At Washington. on Thursday evening last, Lieut..
ALEXANDER G. GoRDos, of the U. S. Navy, to Miss
AMANDA WENTWORTH youngest daughter of George
Taylor, Esq formerly of this place.
On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Guest,
Mr.. JAMES DoueLas of Washington City, to Miss JANE
SELMA, daughter of Mr. John J. Blue of this place
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AUCTIONS.
AUCTION.

auction.
IN TUESDAY EVENING, the 11th September, at
~ half past O'Clock, will be sold at my Auction
Rooms without reserve, ayariety Of articles, among
them is a lot of
4ueensWare,
all entirely new, and suitable for retalng several coils
OF spun yarn. nuts cheese good bed, bedsteads.
wash stands, bureau, pocket looking glasses, hats,
shoes, &c. GEO JOHNSON. Auctioneer.
sept
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Ap,ur,sr Generals orrlcE, :
Washington, Sept. Z, ss27'S

GENERAL ORDRS. ,;..
The Nsre Chief Of the Army having
recently coSSTao,asur of military insPec:-
lion, embracing thsfSg1tief posts Of the o n;
n generally south and west ottds Hudson ~, M,
YER and The lower Ltes, .Scls himself called
qpon to disclose 10 the ARMY the sentiments Of
proud satisfaction with which he has vieweo
The state Of moral aud professional advance
ment every where evident IN Tue ia.se po'IH H.
ofn which has thus passed under his eye: he
cOngra,ula,es the army and the country, 'nat ~
an institution SO important 10 our ex'ernai IN
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Passage fOr baltimore.
g. IA. NuHeN

RESPECTFULLY infurrs his Customers and tie
Ekpu5c that he still conlr IS the Lock and White.
Smiths Bus css, OIL Royal st,ect, few doors North
Of the M,rke,, where all work left with him will be
yecuted with nea,ness and despatch; he warrants hi,
work TO b. good if not, he viii remedy it gratis; he
viii take go ceres dry soodsfor work at cash prices
sep. st
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COHAGAN & WHITTLE,
Hare Just received and far safe,
O Pipes Cog0sc brandy
q do Holland gin
punchcons Jamaica spirit
3 casks mllscat wine
5 do sweet Malaga wine
hhds sugar
81 90 molasses
60 boxes cheese
4 chests Y. IL. tea
so boxes soap
10 do dpt capdlcs
bags pepper sept 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-24
.ur. clau anl G.n 1,oL.nn

we lay before the reader another Istier fror, NJ
Deysfey' LIE Editor Of the telegram com.
plains OF suppression in the publication ma.
" Hr' Clay, Or hIA friend Nr. Hammond. & No,
VII zane hdI been prevailed upon to give an
improper cegtihrafe. lf the Telecrspb ,nosns g..
the second letter from Mf Beverley n NJ. = 40
complaining ~ strong terms, that a COW mad bsee
isNen' contrary 10 his expectation. I'VE at r..
copiu mr. Clay OBTAIN cory Of that letter II, 49,,
conn any MS Publication, when The second se.t.,
OF u announced that blr. G. had left ,Ybse,s; ~
me met Ieller OF which Mr.. Z. did take Con-
was Ho' iuily published, that Is another one.,ion
The copy OF Gen. Jackson's lerer il ye,isai.'
Tie certificate OF Messfs. Noah Zane 49, ~
Chaplin Morgan Nelson and w 5. Perefson. 4 80
me copy o. AIr. Beyeriey's 6rst letter IN A.
N'ne IS sold 70 have This Certificate sca.n4sJ -.
y undef the hand Of Mr. Zane e. A ,rns -.
OF Carer BeFsrly's letter. enflosi9s the o,i,'. =
'ster OF Gea. J. to Mr.. T.. THIS cerifcs's i
"Ve"e' 70 a. untrue, and being oi,tsj,eJ ,.;,h
improper motives. Mr. Beverley r.tfst,.. -.
pears not TO have eHciosed Gen J's.;Itspnn,,o,-
80 Hs RECEIPT end character and seems IN r..
oeen intended thereby 10 obtain THO Dir. r.. 81,
Gay denial That II did not enclose the is,,..
- "a"iiest fom the answer returned bv = 70.
P''s"DS 'hs loan OF il, aud the certificate of NJ,
hounss"ofih, that he, subsequently. carriel 10
ls'ef ~ psrson 20 Mr.. T.. Tie Tslesrs,b 49,.
10y 'i'' Ci"y fssnred 10 this sftiGee 10 cove,
80. ~ """"e ~ which he intended 70 cbarea
He"' S",ss0n with becoming bis vo.uefarv p,i,i,,
accassr.' Such sspp0sIfion reflects ' 80
Pea'i 'p0n or. C's unIefsandi,y. A n,oo ~:
n.Ne"tf' ne certificate IL certainly ipro,r.o,'
"if' ~ IS man Of too much rs,rerfs,,,lil,, y.
nave -gnea i,, except inadvertently; s,I ra. 4. 49,.
.e-- eApisin q. Dii be or Mr. 9. write he -
'"'"'e! As letters were COPIED while Air. Jfoi-
,,'n6'""i'n demand for ihe res 0rs,ion ol Con
''.'''" vas fs".'as -ad o. So a.5oat zs.sa.i 4,
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CONVICTION EoR M1fnnrn

AlILLEDoEvlLLEl July 1--we Indians we
are informed, were tried and convicted at the last
Superior Cont ofThomss county, for The murder
OF Allen Csrr's family noticed by ~ in Decem.
her last. One of them however, died, and ano-
thsr made his escape previous TO the tune sp.
pointed ier their execution The other three were
hung the Goth ult They bore their fate vvitb
uncommon fortitude. When one of them (tbe
last one execuled) launched off, the rope by
which he was Suspended broke. He rose up and
enquired whether they. (the officers Of iusice)
were done with him. Upon receiving an answer
IN the negative. he said with great non challenge,
Try il again then" Recorder.
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]
III 'Abicihe H auNrus di.inse oi ie following
90 L'hn lying The w gins Military ult -, ,hs =, -,
VIZ" iir would sell vefy low cash. d sg,td ~ a.
""nse F"sns pfoptfy ~ ysa,iio. The soil II ,u, nj
y y WY hnt-w I'D be- c0nstdffr H. Il, fle H. ~.
~" W uu ye'd with Otiinlfy cultivation =. the ,o
.- s 'h"m ei seldom, VI ever, ~ fhsn nn svrr,r. ~
u" "t''s NJ corr fc THFsr Isi lee fren. + len.
nor th'h dstsiic sud 81 Atl veiy near al . c..
80 hht eff insfteofed 10 tht tf, ris.zd ftts - a.
o''i ' 49, snd arc within sfae .spfi!y s,iv.,,is
P'P"""h' N'sl and encI frfss, sna sast,ins s,th,
e"iz' nay win ta'c, .4pittf b. f,mf'v in ,nrf, r.
If""h'y ~ GiF1sng o thrs VrsrA ptot,ft, AZ ,,i..
"t W." Wef'u 81 tV Pgsuns $50. move A., fl.e
mff well ufsfyr their ntinr. -''
Onettact Of 51J acrs, No Of Entry f2277 To- Hardin, 70
.l!.' holndhfsi Town, 90 fie rfop tiver about ,,.
~, ~ 81 '"lvmiri' ibr -rat of g1seirm,,.t.
yns other T's Of $50 acres, 81. u x79 about me mil,
One oiher tfaci u 1854 acres, No t5oso 49,.
Iafdin ncsr ha.h tfset, and about sO mil. ~ w. a'o 20
kast Of The atosttatL ~ '''' '"ou' "ii-s
pne other uac, &c feo0 acres, No 1905 l,iag in allan
county, ne'f Kanndhrsi town. ' 's'"e ." 'A'''"
oie other tact oi 500 acres, No % t-s ir Union .c,
lb. 20 " ufirs lfoia county ..aI " 0'''
vue het ifac 81 800 scfes, 80 f1oif "a, ity in s.. l,
o.hy, ih miles iom Coigrhus % .lev.d the .shol,
per ace
Ose oder iet Of iooarre. rs-' of 49, ios9g A.o. in
~ tuisnu sod win udirs ihs ostI hue Of tie 81,
utsal Roe 1T ais1 vsry feffJe.
QUO one ~hef lst ~ 2JiJ acres u.s South OF Uhl,-
eoDc, 10 hon county sd noi U f0mi Ore Ine oiibe esnrf
fiif q lie shove ffals ran he ~ che
'n 1'i eBy. lH.ss oii BE- g5ic WITH fsnf wafrsufv.
THOMAS 0EEEN.
.ff"f
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wkLLseuRG. ~ Iune %

ErtrooTdnGfy Mortality -MT James NIi,rap.
his wife, aud I'VE children, Of the vicinity OF Man
chester, in Brooke county, Va. died very SUDDENLY
OF disease sinsuarly rapid in it's progress Infer
nation OF all The particulars Telsng their disease
has not been received, but believe that there
were only days between the fret and last The
family consisted OF nine persons Of these, seven
aie now dead, aud four days ago, the time the in-
itrmsiion was communicated, one of Inc remain
ing two was not expected TO live. Manchester and
iie country around 1t, have always been remarsa
ny be.phy, we have not heard OF death taxing
pisce IN u excep ing the above, for a consiiera-
bic length OF time II is said that pbysicians ., o.
iessed az entire Ignorance OF The q s.sse.
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VaIuoJie PI0uI0iion a. 49,,

~ ".Iott wiz oTe ton reut, 70 the highest bi der f.,
'Vus year "t ior snort term Of yesfs, u y, .[,td
"a "tu"tsdAy toe INST DAY Of August next on Inc pr.mi,s
h' P'amSu"i ~ tie uiSfr psft Hanover ON 10 -.
caitd Gully Swamp, 50 IUsiss a or. R,rI,csd ~
~ hSm i9o 10 acres OF ~nj CORN Inc vr,1.,
pan OF S,eh VIII produce goou wheat, and iDosl iot,re
~ i winch may b. relied i' crop the e.,.u, 80,
hr heid Tor cotp my br safely eslcuia,ed 1o soo
ndi iej Tue Patation u IN good DTdtf, and Ia, e. r.
Tobacco b.u'e' and stabits IA good repaH Shuaia he ,
P'is' "I real Tor part II the ofor P.icri,rs will h.
mst k","n "n be day The subscriber rosas. r,r ,I
on Tue pace OF hts UVerser w shew tie plsnts1ion &, %
III mover. july 81 o. a., C.
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we revolt at ~ manifest Injustice. We e,o
49, = az sa act oi power. in which right has been
,h., eF'su' a"d W declare our solemn opinon
,. 'ssr' nor "to lie countensnceJ by any CON
'".e"se 81 ouis IN theory or in practice.
N'oseedingS such - those we compla;n of SO
"'~"''''iy unjust so plany calculated +, -
one section OF the union tributary to another. an
70 saSrIhce without renorse The Interest of the ~,
Monty wheaever II suits the majority To do So
ore but too well calculated to bring ON ~. dam
Serous enquiry, in what manner are the sou.he,,
states benefited by the unon? And Whether The
most productive part OF our united empire. i, To
serve as sponge only, To be squeezed for the
neneiii OF the rest! These are enquiries thar :,
are sincerely anxious 10 avoid, usl-,s The h.,dons
spiit OF monopoly should peIseyere in furc:nt.
them upon us.
On motion of Col. Preston,
heS0!oed, That committee be appointed ,o
uevise the most efficient means oi o.po.,ny the
fas.sge OF the proposed law called the (roolisns
Bar
To devise also the most e.Iicsn, constitutions,
means by which, Ia the CT en-, OF its passage its o.
ptessiye operation on The agricultural anu CONNER
ciai interes's, may be defeated.
That the said committee institute a cofrespon
oence with tie ciiizsns OF the sou hern s,.tes L,
obtain their co operation in these objects
Tia, the comml'tee report TO the Inhabitants OF
Columbia aud R;cbl.nd at mee,in. to be L.e.d on
the FIRST Monday of September next.
That Col. Preston, Col Blanins, Dr. Cooper
w. + D=S~usi,e, Professor Henry, Colonel ID.
J. McCord, be OF this Committee.
On motion OF Mr.. Spser., Comptroller Gen
erAl,)
RESOLVED, Thot copie. of these resolutions be
forthwith Transmitted to the governors Of every
State in the Union, and 10 the members OF Con-
gress frem tie Siaie OF ). Ca. DINA.
On motion OF Col. Banding,
Rcsolred, That DIR. Cooper be requested TO fur
nish copy oil his address for publication.
ResJived, That this meeting Ice adjourned 10 The
first Monday OF September noxl, he held In tie
Town Hall of Columbus.
JOHN TAYLOR,
Governor Of Tie State Of S. Carolina,
IL lie Chair.
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Land f,T Nj.

'I'HE 'ub,cf'hsTs wiise ress0nab. fern. tle 6ft
nss. q, l,ud, Iyns 10 The eeOniy Of Luebsr Ga
eoha'Ins }OJ ieles aud is well ADAPTED 10 the 4,
i'bsec' cvttor aud Of every deem. ,,n Tt , -
p1Pay ea''d aud fenced aud has on Il rou.lo,tsll, G
b., other ua'i contains 500 acres. all IN ,sra ,oa # m
&c" gea't TIE connection Of two nat firm
'fi4ie bounded on The West bs Rerty c,t.k g,t
~ 'yoH toad sed East ~ The courtroom, t,,, 4
ns ~ W. Wy g9i niils snd zoo yards u po,rOGc
~" w. H'afs bsn esli,d by lose WIN kon, A. ~.
.'e"H 'r pohe busiupsi. b,s.sn; from Pt,af,i 10 ,
-Ih'h's Courthouse niles ADD "A, i-uluir "a ,,i~
WV STONE
T,f, % blLL W. WATTS.
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s0unLic hereby informed by the thu. tho,
will hereafter evety week. run A.isre ir r,
q Big Sandy CIuburx IN Ky wLich IL on IN. ON,
h. WITH he ss rn,s sy steam nas,. Oh he O.
through tne Valley Of Virginia as il,,le . So
which fOm Lswi-lrg Staunon Thi, W. .uab, N,
sous travelling To the cities of S.shngtun Dajtinote -
n"n or ssy vh,r rises- IN the pa,. VII ss Nh,
one HUNDRED fy mile. shorter iasn a1y ob.r
Pet'on, acead,y Ohio az st.ss boats frvnp New o.
2r any ron, between that. aud tue Village OF ia
"a, eau at The aO9L Of II Sandy ysodp.s il
"erek sud arrive stsw.urs every Saturday in The
THIS route with it. eurioes mede Al waters, .r
1e.'.n II ihe,h',,ue len .u Of Iir que.
the si"s,.. 0er 'b-o any Oher makes ts~n-
for 'sch pa''."s.r, passage 10 Ibis stage. there wi b.
Ds Sandy to Guaya"doUe, -
t, 90 tL"s'i.s'"i. ~
do Gha,'.''on,V L.wi,lu,e, ~
Eash pahser wall sr allowed take pound, Of hssaS
without, these w TAX. must nav fo eli
only at iE- option 10. Ir.r .l At the III r IL 90
The passage Inuney 10. pad 10 either of The srh.e,,h
toe STAG. The who .,f,s IN seam r , .p , WHOM
~ iii r.ay =, "is .l"'te or 'tL sise at Leuhg siii
met g,r tt"t seat. a, tie ulae. ys.. ,,
andn,,e, @e,h.r, h-e,tsn or a. ~ ~ 1rss-
"hurg. J. " rAInwEfr" ~s"'
DAVID SURvRofsu
sey =, ee-tt
MIS- Jf)|ES jT 4; IN N-Esyr,,. . CON-
iEiILL adi.u,i, a. ,,.,,,i 6,n,, 49,. =. [" "CnOCL
~ OF h. 80 " ,, onn zoe 'i OF Aususiiv the
nj ,I.e - ~ 'S'Se az tiestnt, SHE
one equ,d OF uu,u,i a L. nv earnestly
Is, ,l,,, VII ana ue interest to all eoncentd. "a
a, un,.,bl. To- sei furii, may soon
.nni,rscn, ~ - 'ney rave fninrd any habit, III
corip,,,ncs OF v-t supply BY the usual lis.
nrs,n,,,', 80 10 i.ug hniday Neither the
.r.rnr ,s.nce =. 20 al Henta Improvement.
some 10 sehols,, r.,, q, e'"nu' To tescies sHd
N, =, w pc reellrd nor Will there aty
ratinr % VIZ pt'-i PERIOD, Usually allotted
iur y ., A.. Vttth taSsn iI.nl school nj tie yrry
Mr. o. e. ''us m Nc oeneh' from II.
rms arr the same ~ before, viz $40 e., bos
bedding; out So ,, ~ hSn s a she s,nshs: bed @
roafi fsr tbr non,b ,t, .'s p,ls supply temscies.
Al sny ..a,n an VIII 80, , " 80 hp"'s = W het'stiy.d
no it,uc,in, vi, he ~ S no." ne ume "i enhance; bns
the end OF lie "s iO honis-s.' or reaioais, b,I,e
sun oi FLU, always payable haif-yrst, in al,
80 :: 2S ot a iods"g washing, q espdc: aud n,,tue
All the bfenthts Hurt