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ter published, oIn onyeissuoD which ioaA place
between General jackson and myself a, the pub
lie house OF Mr. Chambers. Inn keeper ION the 32nd
March 1929 at West Alexandria in this county
is true-l do not hesitate TO repeat to you what
have heretofore declared, that the assertion OF Mr.
Sample that Gen. Jackson said in reply to an OBJ
scrvation OF mine, Indeed, my old iiend, there
"was cheatery and corruption and bribery too
"lhe Editors of the National lnteiligencer were
"bribed TO suppress the publication of honest
Geo. kremer's letter''-is absolutely s. unquali
hedly false and without even the appearance OF
truth. Mr. Sample came to me before the las,
March court from Washington aud declared that h,
had come TO me in consequence of having reed a
letter from Nit. Sami. Workman, member of the
State Legislature, and then at Harrisburg desiring
him TO call Oh me in his name to request me TO
give a certificate Of what Gen. Jackson said on
the occasion above referred to. This aiso l learn
from MIR. Workman was absolutely false.
EDWARD MCLAUGHLIN.
To Iho's Morgan. Esq.
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AfGELd HOTEL. OLD POINT coMrogr

VIE Subscrber grateful tayol., a., ,, -
tnanss Tor the liberal alluded Ia. i
sea uotei, SINCE At has neen IN hts occupancy aud
aii, niouis tue public, for last III n,onth he m
hl'for vi the ious1 mas been newly painted
iis lcehnuse hed with Ice. Ia, b. IL ,,.
ofsed WIN the choicest Liquors.
Pc ienc Ell IdHsesD ga NsT YOrs aii ana ms
BEDS ale Of the very frst quality.
lie tir"ys open his House tor conu,uy t
ihey will not mad II MT OF ,
"a tue sea board and pledges u,mseif all times !urn
=" LIABLE with the choicest decaces the
sh""iho1h anoIj ani thst shall be .e W,
hsr WIN favor h'n with their Patronage.
Oi POiht Confou sci hat n m, Ell. a.,
c'ipuon 'uiee IT To thath well
anu delightful Sea Bathi render II a, desirable =,
On me sea boifd both 10 tue Invalid quest of pis
r''
St-sm Beats from ore aud ~ ,.hnr,
uC" AT tbe FONT each u iauJ aud
HaPton of Inc conyensuce vi those who to ,,,
either oil those places.
Vessels oil every description continually pa,.,p. and
passing hrth ow ioreisn P0tis aud This
-" the ioftihcatious progressing daily. The
peafahte VI Zen Companies Sf u s Artillery
cuiated ~ entefatL aud aniu,e.
a!sn, ments will he nsde Tor Coton Parties. and
o'as employed on Parties OF Pleasure Csprs when
"ei sufacien; nubber justihes H. aud nely notice s,
"efe mas been lately erected Bridge Mil C.,s
sud fine Turnpike road will be Completed bet,.,
POINT aud Hampton which wall adord sn OF poftuny for
Ut. 1" view the s,Junng country.
Ihere are Bathing HOUSES 10 the
V',sos eau at ali tunes be accommodated warm 90 oi
Jam. MARSHALL PARKS
II fhe Uss House, erected beach, for the cuny,
'nce Of Sea bathing has been provided with foot oAt
'ng from the Hte, wh.h renders the WALK much .aore
''h'an', Ihaa formerly thu the sand
June ~. Is-w,,
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oo and Stationary at the will Of the Parent or Guar ian
f .eono"y t. P'tseo, nv'd'ou, distinctions, am;
Sad.n'; To we~ uniform dress. the rsrc which ar.
detailed IA the enaemeut Inst cheap sud e.eomns,
snd can ne urnished TIM.
'" r t en- WI, De vigorously enforced.
10 or sd%"ted, tue student must he is years Of ss-
u We '" commence the higher classic. ii he would
the school Of sneen Language aud pf ,he school OF M.
ne must be acquainted WITH arhn,tst. all the money,
ats &c IN he Siudems Poession beoI. nsricuaies
must be epoed with the Proctor He must d.po al least
a, much will ray month. b,.,s b f,s, ren - =.
above stated, tsehet til, Proctor. commission Of rsr
cent Tor disbursements Fr the i those who
live ats distance from n NV moi he ans. To-
al !. the following particulars
me instruction "conduoej 10 part by i.cti Is. AMI partly
hy-'h' study OF approved books but in ali cases ,
.duiy II the -tuden t..,ed by ,,siJ .S.,,n,,n
In, f'"is''or OF An,,ent Languages teaches Greek L,n
ard L'e'u -s On Greek aud Rom Literature Auru Iio
G'osraPhy I'D r"e Professor or Modern L.u.uaye.
tash.' rrr"sh' Spanish l'aI,an G.rpsn Aaso Ssxou
Il M'.h.nacs, Tea: he. Aisebs, G.ometry sonom "
me Npi'' alton OF Algebra T. G.",n.y The ,n,.saI aud
a.rt'tai Calculus aud mixed Ma,h.u,e. 18th The
Professor OF CHI mty Lectures gu CHI .t,y aud Mser.
.es a-;"s iy'Koue the S,sdsus Labor
Toy oh. Ihs oios'o. OF Natural PhC.uriy, Lecture. on
the various NJ a"ehe, OF pys, on the spt,ca,u Of
phye 70 hs mt,-th The Professor Of
"n IN, Isy Pathology, pathological obrie. aud
Medical Jursp'udenc.i he permitted to take private pupIs
Hn. Inc penon''ra'oI OF Asaiomy Surgery, Lectures
'n A",'omy Surgery 18th The Professor Moral Phlo.
Ph,, Lectnres ou Mental Phiiu,ophy Logic Mofal and
ro,.a n'o,ny 9Th 70 ,he pffeso, Law
'"uc"n Ia oe 'mnon Statute Laws Of Chaucsry,
i"e laws Fesds CIVIL Mci M,siiiue aud of NauS.
I Nations, and also the principles of Gu.efnnisnt.
an ob'e'Tat'y has lately been erected which is foi,hed
wan an excellent apparatus, made well the
Londos u Paris.
s'n' ii nesy 10000 volumes, selected principally nv Nj
nti,oi, continually receiving the best
T. pubic a'ons Of Loud United States,
,'a'te,s OF Mu'', Drawing AMI Fencing aud Military
Lost ue.or have been licensed attend Unwer,y
Every otudsnt IS Tree to atrI such Professors sue
ot d. W tnihk, "'iibe enamfy uur
pursuit. OF the benefit Of tie Medical Scnooa Dpenary
as oe'h attached 10 the Uav.ishy, aud an. Demu-
""'e h"""my amply provided fhe Siudests in tina
nav ~ dirs"ss. OF cour'e Of lectures fr .-th
wh'eh more thau twice Tong other schools
T'e also W. Law Siu.h has opportunity attending
T. %,b Iu, Pudent aiora Polite al ECONOMY,
Su uhy circulars ate written To the Parents GusrJian
aH TUE aueh"ince ut each student, the Lecture ROOM
ra''e Examinations are held twice year, plan
eou' t',' o. Tue pfch'enry oi hs Sueen the
result generally published always COD ,o m
airni "r guar dian ~ >. DROCKENBROUGH, P,ootor
Uni the i OF Jan. the boscd will he As heretofore AZ the
August ~. 80
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RLTMIIK

,kho1i ihe suh'ctbei, Is'ug The Stage Road near
~ .sns hoie ohnoh, ~ Goochiand The 22d dsy OF
"';, present nionth, . uesrU named Jacob.
JcOh likely bia iuiI feet hi, b,tve., ss mi
AZ yeas o'u VAN some sc, hairs s head, SINKING eou
tenane-, aud plausible aJl.. had on when he ven,
sun coat, blue aus ~nte Sn'te Pau,ao'n pretty n.uc,
'i 20" VI snoe' shd tolerably good wool hat. will
s'e u 10 reward Tor the delivery 9. jacob or r ,ec,ng
hi'n IA aoy Js'i, so that ,a.y get h,.
49,. CHARLES HASKINS.
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Z" WiNcHEsrEa, T., 24th July. 1928.

d" WiNCBEsTEG, T., 18th July, 1928
nave been requested, by number of the
Citizens oil rankin County, 10 notice a cornn,un
Gallon winch has appeared in late Knoxville
enquirer feiatiye 10 the celebration OF the 4n OF
july last, at this place. 1 was among the nun
Der oil those who joined ia the celebration. on that
day 1t passed th iii the usual way, on such oc-
casions. No mob was raised nor was ther. any
attempt, within my knowledge, to commit any ri
oi or disorder OF any kind. Gu the 9th of JuIv an
other celebration took place which might be cal
led AschOry celebration. Many oil the ycrv
IrSt men III the county in point oil standliIr worth
and responsibility, were engaged in IT. / Ioincd.
also ia this celebrations short time after It COM
mcnced.- We had a band oil music ana marched
through the town with hickory bushes aud a Dor
trait OF Cen. Jackson mounted on a staff fins
day also passed off, did the former one 4 nei.
ther saw nor beard Of any attempt to iDiure or in
suit any persen. have lately understood, mat
| a short time before 1 joined the Company, s,i
while they were passing by Rawlings tavern, ii,
which Judge Williams put up, that ono OF ,iic
young men called opt 10 the musicians 10 play the
iogue march. This attempt at Disorder If IL de.
SERVES tlIe haInc, was, sm informed anu b..
| lieye, immediately suppressed. The statement an
the Enquirer that there was mob, on either dav.
| Is gross Misrepresentation
Very respectfully, yours &c.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
was az thc celebration Oh The ith Of JtJy. and
or The 9th jOnicd the procession within ie " s,eus
% Tue FOOu 0ccuped W Judge Williams (wnen on
| their ro;pra from Judge lsdcks,J and continued
| With thcm the balance Of tho evening. No attempt
was made, Oh either day, within NY know ledge 10
insult Judge Williams, any other person. con-
cur with Mt. Campbell in saying, that ''the state
ment 10 the Enquirer that there was mob, Gu
either Gay, Is gross misrepresentation"
GRANVILLE LEWIS.
The RnorgiHe Enquirer and tVinchestey .gfo5.
IL VIII DC remembered that tho Knoxylll. IN.
guigeT more appropriately called TIE 1.uoxg.us
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n pglnoble Plantation tor $40

g'BE Sbscroer eec for sale las Plantation ~ tie county
of Hai,suer lying Chatah0piay Stamp. eoafaiHtg
$50 ocreS Il As nst,S f500 Ire edygf Eicpioi,; Ms
MctanosUU THpike passes through q. Thtr, ars p,9,e
fban 200 toick haze been eeari fcabsr on u
sceHdered c9uai, net sGgsrior to any IN this scfioa Of
o9aaty. There 80 aorts gerosenfB<ado Land III
sah purchoer, thot part ytg teoy he Turnpike eoId
epaateiy dtpossdoC There u Sdo 0N pUhfn hp5fn
n'a ohicA scoaid great advantage any one wishing
gee the tjbsrOr build fgfhsr dfsorDf,on is deem
uanosssary those de,oas o( Uestg oapl IN land
viii q Joshua Sorr oiug on me adjoining farr tci
hetgit at any t1ej dgPcatsosO be 10 Lant o,
Iugzs17. - aif G&!tT-lS STORES.
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RiCHMONU
Il4 OH ~ O.t ID
Plough hIanufactorv

-fIdIIUIGCIOTV.
ciHE suber'her informs h,. ifmrss snd the public bs,
~ ns removed his Sanuiactoy the lately oceu
p.d ny Samuel Cue Co Market Bridge where they ga
RESPECTFULLY invited u csi sud make seeston. from ths i
lowing PLoUGiiS, Huehcook's NJ 81 aud % 12: vr,,
'Hshe eat Ploush, aud well calculated seeding: III,
improved BaIhare, RIyrrcomh and ks self Iat
,nns and right ana left hand Ia ,1wng PI,urb, ,;,;nr.
'',"shes and fi-ugh's fPaIted> WM. PALMER.
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EDUCATION.

LADY, who has hsd tie experience Of many yefrs a.
- Teacher, sDd who ptfousbg
wishes situation 10 private amilyoT tue ensuing h,
One Richmond, Eetegtg Norfolk would hs prefer
ed. apply the Uee u the Enquirer (pOst ysidL
The subscribers the Wreath" who have hcen sur
pied fesTee,o solicited call Of s Oce fpi
ihefr copies. 3J-G
Ats..,
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BOOK AND sTATIoEARY sro4E,
and

Hndery, and Blank Book Mandatory.
- B,ndery Is now complete snd that he
'hofi nvoe every description Of Record deiobsucs BooS
Of the best maef's' aud 'kososhP and Finding ofeyey
descfifst"n, executed with nesge.s snJ Dispatch.
HIS CrcHiatng Library "a fall operation.
lie has made consider dbe additions his Sock, which
nsses h' assortment oi Law, Medical rheoos noric
Classical School Books aud h stationary Department vey
gtusrGL
August -. 29-3i
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fesw
NOTICE.

\yTaAS committed 10 the JAN of ChesrfheId county Va
w 'nne 9th day Of June, 1928, a. Runaway y5uo.
neg" man "h says is sam, about "a Yeas o age
I"i "u when e1mmHiej, par OF home spun
OsiD sud an old black bat coat aud says he belong,
gentleman ~ the nme OF Clay that ne purchased lin
county OF Aeeoaes; aHd that he runaway him. near M
edge Vt south CsIOia. The negro
10 come io ward, pfOpe pay legal chsrees and take
bim away % lie will be dealt with according Law
JNO. IL. GOODE, Jaior
Of Cbeste,6sd county.
August n. cT1te,
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WAsuINGvoN, July i7,h, 1928.


MIR. Sample in his statement to Mr.. Clay,
represents Mr.. +. mclaughlin TO have addressed
General Jackson in these words-viz: swell, Cen
erai, we did all we could for you here, but the
rascals at Washington cheated you out of it''-and
the General to have repled-'lndeed, my old
friend. there was cheatery and corruption, aud b,i
berry too: the editors of the National IntelIigencer
were bribed to suppress the publication Of homes,
George Kremer's ietter"-in this statement, Mr.
Sample says, that you, myself, Il others were pre-
sent. Asmy recollection does not bear MIR. Sample
out, nave thought that silence on my part. would
be reprehensible. Will you have the goodness to
state your recollection on the subject, and also,
whether you wrote TO Mr.. Sample, desiring him
10 Call on MIR. mclaughlin TO obtain his certiti-
cate oi what Zen Jackson had said the OCCASION!
Ally object is to give full and accurate ntor ma.
uon on the subject, to a gentleman in Kentucky,
from whom have received letter asking ii.
Very Respectfully, yours,
THO'S. MORGAN
AL,r. iI,nl..,,1.
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If0Ea The Boston Salesman.

HATS THE MATTER? wIIy-rHE MATTER
Edgar. "My cue is vilianous melancholy, with 4
sigh like Tom O'Bcdlam"--Lc1r.
fou may talk OF the " Sorrow, of W.rter.'
And the " Devils Of Jean Rvu.se4u,
You may tell of the man that sU1e Ell thur
And OF the maid that suffered So
But the sosiow' prn going to tell you OF,
A'e 'sdder things than these,
Aud J.6's-hut there's no conpArsoa--
we've noonshiue 10 4 Ih.es,.
Ip living you see,i the county.
IL. nothing to you the Why;
Aud loom IN a ceitsin story
Nsnothin5 10 you hoS high.
I've q bed, cEsu and atsblr,
And fraeton Of glass;
Aud write for LIVING, and read fer fun,
My nane-but let that pass.
eat my dinner at ~ 70 clock
IL, mostly veal just now;
hni drink my at half past foar;
Aud the teak.tIs !, a COW.
We nttii - IN quiet LOOM
ally merry quill aud l;
Aud tell hun tales of my busy brain,
That would make YOU .Lugh "to die"
IN come 10 NY soir, VS. pr...utiy5
rise wheu The robin sings
have slut Of u country gr',
Wbv looks 10 MY bed aud ihBstj
take bat Of willow switch
To .ppha.ize wtlisl
ADD walk and repeat my poetry,
Enh the leave of the stone wall.
Cat when Im out, the slut soes IN,
And she makes my bed tnuu,,
'!iuf she does some other things beside.
That wouldn't have her do.
hate t. have my yspeis touched,
She Gala 1t ,lickiug up the Toom.n
Aad stufs tibet the draw
write upon slate, save
ny paper, INK aud pen;
And ~ the ashes e9usotiy
Make 1" Cha,eaur an EspugaeT
she swept my hearth to-day -and tltIe
blessed dream gone!
And wasbd my slate, whea--hang her soul
Il had sonnet Oh!
oh, 'eTspc my bVIs with oyster she'll
Erje val me with R.usseau--
Love ME sni marry, as Charlotte d,d
WHO 6ni.h'd her Weu,r SO.
IA 10 un peas pilgrimage
bit all day gu stone
But when I'm uut, you Gice'y,
just let my things aiUue!
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SHOCCO SPRINGS

man Stage Road leading from, Warlenton 10 RaJeiS
whtre the Stage passes every dry. -
ststlo ven ."n hes"hy aud 1eshtful Watering Place
- VIII ssan he open BY the 10Th Of June next Tor Inc
cspOn oi Vis'erS where every attention will he devoted m
aokoo~eds 10 former patrons aud a(es er,ef S
nLPe OF future announcement, every will he
may yh the SPrmss. There Will in.tfun entail Mu.,e
dancing Psft'e &C for those who fond such suse
s OWING 10 the scarcity Of the prices for hoard
VIII he less th<n hefeOioreG euieDeu aud each no,
month 81 so for less lime than month"; 81 per dsy; cbd on
aud servants half prce.-Horses by the iuonh sIS for L.
time, 90 cents per day. ANN JOIiNSoN
Shoee0 So, inss, WarTen county,
day H. 1923.
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------------- ---------------, Kentucky
DOnrSgsl Township Washington co. Pa.
July i7th, 1873.
SIR
la reply TO your inquiry, whether the state
Dent made by William Sample and transmitted
~ hin ia jeGeft 70 Henry Gay ard by TIC la,-
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Csl!peISsiy oj 'tugulo.
lSiE next will begin 10Th Of
- eontinue until the 10Th of July ioliow,se.
ns expenses tor tins Session. upwards at ten uontA,
Wall oe from the list of Ian according to the iee
ey the Visitors, az follows:
Board, ,nc ud,ng he'd and other rom furniture
w1'has aud Attendance. $500 90
Fuel aud candles, to be furnished by the Proc
e',.@a'edM 20 90
k'n, ct an eut,fe Do,story, si6-for hall,
Al oeeured by two Stu cuts 90
Use OF Library aud pubic rooms, 10 %
Piot,soI's fees, II lac Student attend. bu, one.
D. 30, II wo, ID. 30 to each, " he s,teuds
or a0re, u. 25to each, ssy rs 90
2is 90
For clothing, the expense not t, exceed
-. io0 90
rocket money 10 do ~ % ii0 90
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or ON LAMD

7hIaning TOO acT.s, mos situated county ~
oOo Inland, near Carier's Eefry aud adjoining The land. Of
NAthi smith aud others, wnich Jam,. iu. h,, M -
e,d-s Also the following slaves, to Jun, a. h
"d'Aeij Eddy aud S4naTd; aud the OF the tes,
a'e born since the date 81 the sad deed; together with
'i'i.y Ut household aud kitchen aud n
'siisi 81 ick of hoes, cattle, sheep and all
as other property mentioned deed rhe
ting as trustee, wall convey oay such vested In him
~ tue said deed oil trust. ARCHD BRYCE, ,.ule..
july -. 2J-I.Ed,
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Vashing t0n, Juiy 18th. 1928.

DEAR Dir
Your note of the 18th Inst. is now before
me- ana IN answer, can inform you that l was
present at MIR. Chamberss tavern, in West Alex
andris, when AR. Edward mclaughlin, of Done
gall township, entered into conversation with
Cen Jackson, respecting the last presidential cleo
ton. heard MIR. Nc. Giaughlin, accost the Cen
erai in this manner,-"Well, General, the people
here DID all they could for you, but they cheated
you OF itat the Federal City" In answer to this
The General made reply, but Cannot undertake
10 give his words, but far as my recollection
serves me II was Ibis: "Neyer mind my old friend,
the people have the power in their own hands
ana can set about altering the constitution"
have cOnversed with Josiah TruesdelI s. 10.
seph Henderson, Esqrs., who were at MIR. Chan.
bers at that time, bu, neither Of them will bear
Mr.. Sample ont.
In answer 10 the second inquiry Whether vou
,c,ote 10 .Rr. Sample. desiring hin, TO, cali on
mr. nc Gidugiiin TO obtain his certificate of
,chat Cen JGchson had sad on the occas,on"-
am confident that no such letter was over writ
ten by ne TO MIR. Sample. nor did receive a let
ter hon him Oh that subject. There, no doubt
must be misunderstanding between Mr.. Sample
and Mr. McGiaughlin in this matter.
Very respectfully, yours,
5. WORKMAN.
YUD. -JfOyp1D. EtsD
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asaneeIeS. OF lac .16p, July, give IA account q
what they are pleased to call a MOB at Winches-
Ter on inc 4th OF July. From pretty lengthy
article OF vulgar abuse and many faisehoods OH
his subject, NE make the following extract frou,
that print:
We learn from the most creditable source that
he Jacksonians OF Winchester, doubt outraged at
Pc Exposure Of the Heros come xion with the i'll
t.,aous Buri-pa, adeda MOB OF two or &hree hun
died men Oh the 4,h inst and gasconaded around
Judge Williams, outrdging every principle vi de-
ency-Ihey marched and counter marched be-
lore his housekeeping HICKORY bushes and
poie--and tauntQg him III the lowest style vi op-
rroorium, vulgatity aud backguardisln'' How
much credit is due this tai. derived from the
most reditabie source" will be apparent when the
statements OF many of the respectable inhabitants
OF that town aud neighbourhood are perused
Judge isacks, who furnished a statement, is now
and has been for many years, the representative
IN Congress from that district, aud we believe no
IMAM III the district fairer, as gentleman of
truth. Mr.. Campbell and Mr. Turney were both
members OF the Legislature Of Tennessee and
none III that body would sooner be believed: but
why any such evidence a. this, to rebut abrlca-
iion from such a source as the Knoxville Enqui-
reri who is so degraded 10 be entitled to no
more credit than the corps who write Tor that pr,nt
The statements will be found this days paper,
aud SHOW how little truth there is in the narrative
OF the Enquirer number OF the citizens at a
spring, distance from town, celebrated the
fourth OF July, aud the nth ting as held
W eieCtOf LOT tfllt
SION was formed and marched TO the house vi Judge
isackS, where he joined them; but there was no
moo; no outrage was committed attempted. IL
l. true. the procession marched past the house
where Judge Williams then was, aud had preyi-
ouSiy holsted and still kept hoist d. to the great
terror and damage ot his honor. aud TO the evil
example ut the world - an elegant engraving OF
General jackson, decorated with hickory leaves
ana displayed dt tue same time Win hickory bush
es. These are the mighty works which mag
nihed in'a mob, that outraged the feelings OF
Judge Williams aud almost Indicted death upon
nin. Nv hen heard this sighed and said with.
| III myself, surely mortal man Is broomsiicx.''
EmorviHe Register.
FrGcdS.-We understand that an unple SAINT at
lair took place this morning, between Mr.. OTIS edi-
tor oi the Commercial Gazette, and dr. L. i'll.
Locke, associate editor OF Tie Galaxy. AIR. Gus,
we are inofmed. saw Mir. Locke in Court street
aud alter attracting his attention by sone lid. ,h
words, struck him with cane. Air. l.. Immediate
~ turned towards State street, Mr.. Otis pursuing
him and occasionally Iniiicting blow upon his
back x shoulders, until Mr.. l.. entered the office
oil A. Dunlap, Esq. The difficulty was IN conse-
quence Ct IN editorial article in yesterdays Galaxy.
Statesman.
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NOTICE.
MeSsrS. Christopher H. Yaies, and LitHeJerry n
1foSbu

fSt ENTLEMEN :-Take Notice, That shall mn IN MI,
NJ Wednesday September uexi, the Tavern Of Jman
Baldwin the county a" POwbaau, between the hours ~ n
to take the DsPo.hions OF Geo. w. SovA hIustoe Cham
se' Daniel Basby james Bsgby, Jaw.s v. Hsskn, Jacob
" he feaJ as evidence ~ SUIT cano.ry, now depend
ns ~ the county court Of Powhatan, IN which
plaintiff and you Defendant; spd II from anv 80.
nr s'id Deposit should he taken the shove
hour. TAKiETON "a s.oSSS ~"
August IS %.
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csf virtue OF Deed OF Trust .ub,or
~ oy osrand iuges, heaiiny date i2th Msy,
scrded the e!ef KS ldee VI Goo,hiand count, ,o,I
shat IN the 1t day ct October next, ia not In. nss
af day ihet .aeI,lOT the purposes
Tue tLea,lses 20 sell 20 The hdnrI .I ca.h
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My TAVEhN-HOUoE, LOT, and other Improvement,
49, ago nrs The Pubic SqUIe aud within OF so yard5
Ut lie courthouse, (nujef go thorough repair with such
addhiens, - TO mske aUionE toe spacious and
convenient Establishments OF The kimd n the couUtfy) far
Completed, 10 e belief that will ready for
tenant ~ ll The month ut Nov. nest
The Etahhmeni u Low offered for rent for or fueo
years. 'S
Gememea Of eHpgreuee IN such business would do well
aud are p.ouuly invited tue
quite CERTAIN beHer s,snj cannot be easily os,ned
Believing tube unnecessary thing further Of
houses than ta they unusually spacious every
desirable G"nvenence. 20 6i re tenant, hey wifi be vgt
al 10" ffiee' SAAL WILLIAMS,
Uaiifdr couytkoase.
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Ii rsrsDns indebted The estate " Jon Itri1,I t
"A Fsc % tie county II Hanover, Tequeres 10 nt
~ - edis fsymeWi And those having oisms asaind III.
ss't estate VII present the Tor adjustment before The N a ,,
Of andsty 1873, this will be pesded Of recover,
"'S1"h 81 va : " SC0IT, aGlsf
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NtEN MI % 4ns=bt gal. seyersI month,
"n rp to Inc South, nave appointed Wm K. Broadnsr
"Ol Ohois0u aitore5 fact yac for during that
ume. ADDISON POWELL.
fahr'l' no.