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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25
SALE OF VALCABLE PROPERTY.
NII.LlA VI Il KINGS
Stick ] fine BioodGd Hoysss,
FARMING UTENSILS, and
nousKnoLn - kIrcmEN FrRNIrrRE.

HousEnoIu AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
TEOR sal. a. bis farm, one uiilc and a half
"a from Marimshur-. -, .hossciglj, ue 29M
q U.is moilft, a humber 81 very tine brood
mares. and Hooded colts, some one, and some
sFo tears OLD sired rs tbs best bred horses
a. tbs 1 nion-these colts bad fair 10 prove
ssnr tacers. a number OF large work mares,
ro,r ~ tnai bg the fall blood,d horse MARY
lAssDER. N'Ac household furniture consists
OF s.ss.aal aideboard, elegant mahogany
sgAis,. .alas, aH4 eAsa..er1 eight dry clock,a
= .Ssaiii saky a variety of other art'-
eses ttry dcs'asi3e o. h0usekeepcrs. The
ssruang utensils con.i.ts Of wagons, carts,
49,, --a every trElrment necessary fog
sarsGsng purpose. Also aqaantTfy Oi corn and
say--the crop al wheat ahdrye IN the ground.
Alss raftlc, hog, sc.
A credit of Dine months win b. gwen on all
suns oar i've doilaIs, tie purchaser giving
bond SID appToJcd secuTit, - all sums under
Eve nOllAFs. cash. w. II. KIM.
Psrch n. 1880
= a quaathy Of very fine bacon for sale
u Inc same dsy add The saHe te.:nis.
w. Is. X,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25
HIGHEST PRzE.
10000 DOLLARS.


1635 Prize. amounting 10 $4,000
.fiore f'riz,s than Bi.lsks, the scheme con,
tanning only nine :housand tickets, and bens
arranged on the ODD and EVEN system.
the holder of two Tickets or two Shares Il
cerfsin OF obtaining at least ONE PRIZE
and may draw THREE and In proportion
ior any greater quantity
ftftt ST fiCKETS:
Whets s5-Ilay 50 SO scts- Quarters IL QS
lobe had In the greatest variety Of Numbers
4Odd and Even at
GUMlhNsS OFFICE.
No Isi .Mosasss ;Ssresa, Baltimore.
*fORDERS either by mail .fpost paid) ar
private conveyance, enclosing the Cash, d
Prizes, will meet the same prompt and puno-
tuai attention as If ton personal application,
Address to
81. l. COHEN, Or & BROTHERS,
Baltimore, March IL. BaItssaaxe>
CAPITAL PRIZES:
$25 600 81 $50. OOO.
TICKETS ONLY FIVE DOILAR3
On Saturday, The 20A Of .Havch, 1885,
VIII be drawn in the City Washington, Ia
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Glass No. 5, FOR 1880.
so EUMBER LoTrERY-IEN DRAW BAxLO10
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25

SEJE OF ESTD 1yev tslar.
q Of DAD Ss trust eSerated tE Ssz~ara
-kephart aud " aran,.a wife ~ tsc Szsr4e--
bers, dated eth "a Of May, te>s, snd ,aaly
recorded IA toe u4f,us. ofths Clerk ~ Berkeley
OOu2ty Court, -we~slrl.,l. on tts iaS deg a
.fprit nezt, before the4doaA ofthe Court-hease,
n the town Of Martinstuzs. proceed to ssll
to '4ae highest bidder, for acX'$t, the tlase
iractss or parcels Of Land cessF> vtd to Us ia
srust by said deed, on as mucb 4. hereof as
shall be -.uticent to discharge To-, sauf Inc
tended to btssecured by said deed, IA ID ina
tesssts and coats, andecharges OF sale. Two
OF these Tracts or parcels OF Land w~.e q. NJ
veyed by George SpeTo and Sarah. his MIA ,
b the said Gephart on 9th of Ap,Sl. IsIG.
and the tstzd by Jacob Weaver &ad Narga--
ret his wife, ON the 9th of fiay Isls, and lie
on the drains of Opeguean creek, on the west
SIDE taeTeof, and now occupied by Thomas
AcQudkn.
WILLIAM LONG, 2r
DAVID H.HGoNRAD, s Il fuS'ees
March &, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25
SPLENDID PRIZES.

And numerous Others of SIS, sss' &c
Price of tickets.
Whole S5-iialf 81 30 cts.-Sauay Ter q, "A
On Wednesday,, the 3 la Nv ocl 1890 tia
GRAND CONSOLIDATED, T0TSTERY.
Class No 6, FOR 1850.
" "lh be drawn ~ ID city of Washington. 4
eo RoMSSh LoHF -RY--9 DRAWN sALLoy
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25

idTE-BI=C zEaEE.--zAIll be sod 4,s' lt-a'ic
Y ssNc ton, an the farm ~ the subscriber,
q sGe mile fran FoEman's Mil. ln the Neck,
On Saturday, ths 27h Dastent,
ALL or MS STOCK Oh
Hgzses, Goes. Sheep and Hogs; Forming
Utensils of all kinds. such as PLoagts Hd'1oics,
~ ksat Fda,, Wagons, Carts, Sc. large
s,soati,y Of Corn By the b.nhel.
"a credit Of seven months VIII be gwen the
purchaser on all suns ever ten dollars, upon
I. giving hond with approved security; unoeI
that sun, cash. Sale to cemmebce at i
o'clock, A. M. and due attendance gwen.
CARLYLE +. WHITING.
March IS, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25
SraseuanIe Gnons,
zanO Cot Rent.

vy>gIE subscribers viii rent, for one or more
I years, a good FARM, lying on the Po-
fornac River, near Little Georgetown, IN
Berkeley county, Va, containing about roe
1sse.. acres OF cleared land, in tolerable
80 condition. The improvements con
.asHk sist of good D,ceiing House and
4-s&sDe every necessary building. Any per-
son wishing 10 rent, viii apply to either of
the subscribers living in Jefferson county.
JAMES GLENN
JOSEPH GORRELL.
Feb. IS, 1S3o.-3w.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25
SIR ALBERT.

SIR ALBERT,
9TH. pe,peltssf Or. e. l.. Boteler 4 Oo)
~ VIII stand for service the rensv-
fH1TS ing SpEang season, from she e5th
gX3 of March and end OR the 25th
sabezNsasre of June next, al the following
places, viz: three first days IN each week at
the stable of MIR. John BiIimire IN Martins
s,rg, and the balance Of his time at the sta
BILE of Mr.. Joseph Entler in Shephersstswn,
at ten dollars Ele season.
See Balls for pedigree and performances
he rs not equaned by any horse of blood IN
poihtof size, beatty and vigoW.
Feb. ii, lS3O-St.s
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25

gED FARMERS.-The subscribe takes
n this method of informing the Farmers
of Berkeley and Jefferson counties, that has
PLASTER MILL is in complete repair, and
that he is now prepared 10 grind all Plaster
that may be offered, Persons bringing tha
same need pet wait longer than one hour to
have il ground to take bome.
His say MILL is also in good order for
saving timber ofeye description, and at short
| notice JOSIAH FLAGG.
March ., lS30-St
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25
THE NEXT SCHEME.

ITIFs NE.A 1 CL3iFNF1.
hF ARYLAND STATE LOTTERY No
4VE 8, for I83O-to be drawn under thu
supsrintendence of the Commissioners m.
pointed by the Governor and Council,
ON WEDNESDAY, e4th MARCH
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23
Lazy SCHOOE.

YESHE next session of the EaU-S School, mt .NsEzltam
l. in the county of CnmberAupd, near Fa7mrHe,
in the county of Prince Edrcard, will open ON the
first Monday in 8lay next, and be, in all respects,
conducted as heretofore; except, that the students
will have to board themselves in Fa1maDNe, one mile
and quarter of; and except also that while may
sion will end on the last day of November next.
Every week, on Friday, in the session, the students
will be examined; and every Saturday will be court
day for these purposes the students will, on those
days, attend in the court room at .AeedhnUl.
The session will be seven months. The price of it
che hundred dollars paid in advance
CREED TAYLOR
Neeilhan, Va. March 1, 1890. CO,
FI4etters, ostpaid, addressed to me, at the Bell
Tavern, Richmond until the LIST of May next, will be
attended to. C. p
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

"A BSCONDED on Tuesday, The 18th inst. fromon
en- board Mr.. P. J. Archer's boat, then lying at
CartersviIle, Negro Man, TOM, (who calls himself
Tom Jefferson.) He is remarkably likely man,
formed and very straight dark complexion though
not very black, high cheek bones, and has lost one of
his front teeth, believe upper tooth on the left
side, the loss of which shows when he speaks; his
lat Goochland CONTINUOUSLY the night after he alb
seconded, and there changed his clothes: he has been
carrage-driver several years, ard worked in boat
on James river the last year, consequently he is well
acquainted in Richmond, where it is probable he may
go; he is very artful fellow, and may try to pass for
free man and attempt to leave the State. will
give liberal reward for his apprehension in the State
and $50 If taken up out Of the State and secured IN
jail SO that get him again Any information res
pectlng him, addressed to me near Scottville Pow
tatan county, Va, will be thankfully received
ROBT X. DABNEY.
Powhatan, Jun so, 1880. wifi
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23
BALLS CENTRAL HOTEL.

VkNHH loss sustained last night by the burning of
- one of my Stables (fred by an incendiary no
doubt may induce my friends to think l am not at
present prepared to accommodate them l am happy
however, to inform them and the public generally,
that whatever personal inconvenience aud loss may
have sustained by this disaster, my Accommodations
for Gentlemen and their Horses are comfortable as
heretofore. A large stable, nearer the House than
the one burned, has been fitted up in good order
capable of containing forty horses.
The one burned will be repaired in few days, ant
put in better order than it before. am sincere
ly thankful to my friends and the public for the pat
rnnaae have roooivod, ana trust, as shall use nov
best exertons comfortablyto accommodate and please
them that they viii continue to patronize my Esta
blishment. TUOS. BALL.
March 10. 1890.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23
D. BARTON.
WYTHE MEETING.

At large & respectable meeting of the citizens of
Wythe county, assembled at the courthouse Mon
day, March the 9th, $780, for the purpose of taking
into consideration, the new or amended constitution
Joseph Draper, Esq. was called to the chair, and
James r. Miller, appointed Secretary the object of
the meeting explained, and the Constitution
read, and thereupon motion, committee of seven
were appointed, to draft and report, preamble and
resolutions, expressive of the sentiments Of this meet
ing, in regard to the amended Constitution. The
committee consisted of Col. Harold Smith, Col Jo-
seph Kent, James f. Brown, Esq. Hugh McGavock
Esq. Col John a Sanders, Capt. Christopher Brown
and Adam Sanders, Esq.-Who having retired for
short time, returned and reported the following pre-
amblc and resolutions, as having been unanimously
adopted by said committee.
PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS.
a number of the citizens of Wythe county as
scbled at the court house. Monday the 9th day of
March, 1880; being the first day of their quarterly
term have thought proper to organize themselves in
mceng for the purpose of taking into consideration,
"An amended Constitution, form of Government
for Virginia." Adopted the 18th day of Jan $50,
by, "a General Convention of the Commonwealth of
Virginia, assembled in Richmond on Monday the 5th
day Of October, in the year of Lord, thous-
and eight hundred and twenty-nne; and having
heard the read have thought proper, citizens
OF the body polite, and Commonwealth of Virginia
feeling proud of their rights their country and their
birthplace, to make the following solemn declaration
to their fellow-citizens and to the world.
we nan the bill OF rights unanimously adopted ON
the l2thd DAY OF June, 776, and prcfxcd by the first
article, to the Constitution without amendment
as>contanng the true principles of Republicauism.-
We subscribe i'll the funcss of our hearts to the doc
trine therein set FORTH THAT all power IS vested in
and consequently derived from the people; ..thet no
man or set of men, entitled exclusive or sep
aTate emoumcnts, or privileges from the communi-
ty, but in consideration Of pubic services that the
people have right 10 uniform governments. "tbat
10 free government, or the blessing OF liberty.
can be preserved to any people but by firm
adherence to justice, moderation, temperance,
frugality and virtue, and BY frequent s.recur
renee to fundamental principles We rcpc5t, we
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23
Portmanteau Trunks, Whips, Canes

JUST received, per schr. Bavorite, handsome
~ assortment of Leather Portmanteau Travelling
Trunks, of superior quality. Also, beautiful Ma
lacca and wbaeboDe Canes, leather and catgut twig
Whips, new article, which am disposed to sell at
a small advance on cost, together with full assert
ment of
Saddles, brides, grths and trapping,
For cart or gig nought is lacking;
TO make your horses sleek and neat,
Here's brushes, curry combs complete.
Stirrup irons, best and common,
Suitable for any yeoman
Bride bits too, plain and twisted,
Better never need be fitted.
Bride feathers well assorted,
English ditto, just imported;
Martingales too, both black and fair,
Well try to suit you to a hair.
Articles we do not mention,
Yet to please is our intention;
At the shop from FIVE till seven,
You'll find there attendance given.
Then deign to call if passing by,
IF we can't please I'm sure well try;
Our endeavors active, fervent;
D. JACKSONS your humble servont.
So At his old stand, opposite the Merchants COT
fec House, Main Street, Richmond, Va.
mar i9-2awtf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23

hred not a gun upon the lakes or upon the ocean
wahout the aid of,he sons of New England; and ir
every pattie upon the water they poured out their
Mood IN your defence. Upon land too their achieve
| ments were unequaled Those who, having voun-
taTny tcndered their services permitted to
tner own homes but marched to the frontiers
"a view forK, constituted the regiment which well
earned their expressive appellation of the bloody
| nnth-which stood alone against twice their force
OF british veterans, whilst half their own numbers
mad fallen upon the field! They composed too the
wenty-firs regiment, which, ut the battle of Maya
ra by desperate effort, in face of blazing battery
oil deadly artillery, took the emnence which it COM
manaee and meeting the foe man to man, repulsed
and defeated him in successive onsets and destroy
ed forever the boosted invincibii,y of the British
bayonet.
Mr.. Sparks has transferred his interest in the
North American Review to the Hon. Alexander H.
Everett, late Minister to Spain, who is to be the so lie
editor after the first Of April
We have seen the proceedings Ofthe Court Mar
tal which recently sat at Washington, for the trial
OF Colonel Roger Jones, of the u. S. Army. 1t is
not deemed necessary to recount at length the var
Gus charges and specifications, of some of which he
was found guilty, and of others declared not guilty
The sentence OF the Court that he ''be reprnnnd-
cd M General Orders" In explanation the Court
say.
THE court, in awarding this sentence, are sensible
OF its apparent nadequacy when contrasted with the
offences implied in their various findings; nor wond
1t have been adopted by them, but for the convic-
ton they entertain, that Colonel Jones laboured I'M
dera m'sGoncePtion of his official obligations, which,
however little warrented by the regulations, the
ges and the interests OF the SERVICE has STILL az they
believe chiefly tended to mislead him."
Ihe Major General Commanding the Army con-
firms the sentence of the court. Colonel Jones is
hereby released from arrest, and will resume
his functions as Adutant General"--Ban finer.
Mr. Clay arrived ut New Orleans on the Gath of
January. When the captain ofthe steam boat In
Gle Sam rendered Mr.. Clay passage to New Or
leans, the Jackson papers said that Uncle Sam had
been carrying Jr. Clay DOWN STREAM for some tipop
1t Will not CRAFTY them much to know that he has
gone down stream as far as he intends to 90, and
that now he will UP-Dayton Jour. Mar 9
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23
LAND FOR SALE.

WILL be sold on the premises, to the highest
bidder on Tuesday, the 25th day of May next,
ene tract OF Land belonging to the legatees of John
Spears decd containing 328 acres. This land lies
on Muddy Creek in the upper part of Powhatan
within mile and half of the Muddy Greek Mills. a
description of the land is unnecessary, it presu-
med persons wishing to purchase, will call and view
the land, which will be shewn by Henry Hatcher,
who lives on the premises
Terms OF sale One third at Christmas next, at
wbich time possession will be given, the balance in
TWO equal annual payments, and deed of trust
secure the last payment The purchaser will be al
lowed the privilege of seeding crop of wheat.
BY THE LEGATEES.
Powhatan, 5th March, 1890.
Will be sold on the same day, the dover land for
merry belonging TO Mrs. A. Cheatwood, about De
acres 1 two thirds of which is valuable low ground
This land adoins the above tract. The title will be
warranted during the life of Mrs. Cheutwood
HENRY HATCHER.
Powhatan 9Th March, 1880. met f2t
MI EDLEY will stand the ensuing Spring al nv
!V1 stable, in the county of Chesterfield, being,
the same place he made his last season within one,
mile of Moodys Tavern, ls from Petersburg, and
" from Richmond and is now ready to mares
at $40 the leap $50 the season, payable the l5th lu
iy next, when it will eXpire-$50 to mare,
payable as she is known to be in foal, and
one dollar to the groom.
dliedteyls handsome grey, years old this Spring,
full l6 hands high-for form, strength beauty, ap-
pearance, performance and blood, admired and nu
proved.-He has made but season, when he
had ID mares besides my Dir. John D Kir-
bys mare Coduette was however, put to him be-
tore he made season, and produced very pronli-
sing grey flley, which is the only one of his get
that has yet appeared $500 in cash offered for
at months old, and $1,000 asked-and as addition.
al evidence of the value of his family, sold last fail
the half Of two flles by Sir Charles out of Medlevs
dam, Old Reality, one four and the other two wears
old, for $4,000 in money. My orerseer Mr. Baugh
ny son George, and Arthur Taylor, all residing near
the stable, wl attend particularly to all orders my
| absence. w. r. JOHNSON
! Chesterfield, Feb c2rn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23
HIDES, LEATHER. g.,
REA Heavy Buenos Ayres Hides
OS(O 400 do Rrnzil and w Indin do

Sk0 Heavy Buenos Ayres Hides
SoO 400 do Brazil and w. India do
Richmond slaughter hides & calfskins
1900 sides soal leather of all qualities at whole
sale or part of side
80 don. calf skins
900 sides wax and russell upper leather
Seal skins and boot morocco
Lining and binding skins
1000 lbs coarse and fine ball shoe thread
Boot webb and cord--lasts, boot-trecs, &c. &c.
1000 lbs harness leather
$500 do skirting do
100 sides bride do
lioSskins, sheepskins, saddle trees
Bag, chaise, and lining hides
Girth and strainingwebh horse collars
Harness mounting, bttts, stirrup irons, &c.
Butfaloe, leopard. bear and hair seal skins
Morocco skins Of all kinds
Coach lace, tassals, fringe, &c.
Plated gig handles, bands and moulding
Tanners oil. shoemakers and curriers' tools
Richmond made plantation shoes. For sale by
w & ]. G. CRANE.
n. b. Country hides bought and sold.
mar J5-law 4w if
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23

We understand that the Senate has confirmed
the nominations Of james A. Hamilton, of New York.
to be United States Attorney in the State of New
York, in the place of John Duer; of David Porter
to be Consul General at Algiers; Of William b. Lewis
to be Second Auditor; and of several Collectors,
&c. Nat. Journal.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23

Ordered, That they be signed by the Chairman
and Secretary; and thcreupon, the meeting adiourn
ed. JOSEPH DRAPER, Chairman
JANIS r. MILLER, Secretary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23

MONSIEUR TONSON

EG ILL stand the ensuing Tree Ill., Rich
w mond, Va. His commence February
and terminate LIST July He will he To at so
collars the season. which may be discharged the payment
OF 90 dollars within the Mares insured at IS
dollars One dolarto The groom in every case.
Every desirable arrangement has been for
gratis well fed with grain required 70 per day
stalled In all bad weather
One OF the subscribers w give his personal
ion 10 Mares IN order that they be returned their
ers in good condition We be responsible accidents
or escapes, but will every exeron prevent both.
Monsieur Tonson beautiful bay fifteen hands three inches
hh with black legs and tail He is finely proportion
ed, exhibiting beauty and power throughout form. His
blood appearance and performance equal if SUPERIOR
to any horse on the continent His colts likely and III
high estimation. THOMAS WATSON.
ABNER ROBINSON.
Tree Hill, Jan g. 12I-G3m
Hef virtue of Deed of Trust from John Adams and wife
AS bearing date 24th Oct. 1915 Of in
county court of Henrico, made the payment Of
debt therein mentioned, Rev. John Buchanan shall
proceed TO sell at public auction the premises Thursday
the 9th day of the next month"; (prD undivided moey OF
certain piece parcel of ground, III the city of Richmond,
which designated No our) in that part of the
Of John Banks decd, which sold under decree Of the
superior court of chancey for the Richmond district being
the same which conveyed to the said John Adams and
Thomas Rutherford, by VIM Walha and Sarah his vile,
by deed bearing date The 9th Oct 1915, with the appeean
ces-Tbe terms Of sale, will be cash.
r. w ROOTES.
mar T3-2awSt WN1 r. WICKHAM
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Che Constitutional azabtg.

OF The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice
week. Tuesdays and Fridays five dollars per annu,
payable advance.
For Adrertising-75 square, less for the
serton, and so cents for each continuance.
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH %. 1880.
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TRUSTEES SIZE


p virtue of deed of trust executed for certain purchases
HS therein enOneh by the late Landon Carter Of Rich
mond couDty which deed bears date the 18th day March,
1926 and of record in the clerks Office of the county afoc
O'Clock, X NJ, Monday, the 18th day of April next offer
for sale TO the highest bidder for cash. tract Of land lying i'll
the county aforesaid the said Courthouse and adjacent
Sabine Hall; which said the
Garter, and contains about nine hundred and sixty
jan 1-faw3m JOHN MINOR, Trustee
I'D virtue ct decree of the Of King Queen county,
Ee sitting Of equity, the subscriber commission
or for the purpose appointed will sell TO the highest bdncr for
ready the premises tuesday the Goth day Of
April 1880, the Of land, of which Andrew Wilson, dec
died seized and possessed situated in King Queen
~, near Charleston. The decree made in which
Thomas Jones' admor &c. Of Franklin Scott complainant,
against the heirs Of Andrew Wilson, decd, delts.
CHARLES HILL.
=. s. authorised by 5Ir. Tos Jones' say lie
viii receive from the purchaser, bond with good security,
payable at the end Of twelve months from the day of SALE
the amount Of SALE except will pay the costs
st and expenses attending tire SALE the bond carry
from the day Of sale &. HILL
mar 5-laU6w
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weeks (Tuesdays and Fridsys1 i've dollars peI an.
mum, pa yable in advance.
~ For advcrtisng7j cents sqra re Cor lcssl for tbo
FIRST insertion, and 80 for each continuance
number Of insertions be noted on tho MS otherwise
ffley viii be continued and charged accordjurIv
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will receive no attention.
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the States will be received in payment ror
the Wing, though Virginia y States Bark Notes vou,
oe preferred; aud 'emittances be made through TIT
Post Office at the risk OF the Edto,s
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tearages must be paid up. And those who may wish
discontnue will notify the Editors that effect eas
thirty days belo.c lis rcf9S expires rs , ties i-5
tlrj5s3
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Mr.. Sparks has transferred his interest in the
North American Review to the Hon. Alexander H.
Everett late Minister to Spain, who is to be tho SO
editor after the first Of April.