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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-05


s'ue a' Two Deeds OF Trust, executed ohm ~ ARMS
tea1 and William Gandiidge, by William / Morris am,
Macsua ns WIFE, The one the eighth day of JANUARY ls8
aod ue other en- the eighteenth day FEBRUARY I83as,nt
So,e Dccu OF Insi, executed Herbert A. Cian,e 1nT
SnIes the said illam Morris ON The ,euti y
VI Ju iSISau pi which deeds recorded in the Hus,ifS
Soo1! OF the CITY OF Rchiqd alrocced to sem On the
" ae purposes terein mentioned to Loss pieces o. pacls
OF land u the city of Richmond Known and dstneulsScd IN.
he plan o the said city, by No 47) hrec hundred and fr,y
seYel 3nd No la three hundncd and 6y.two which yc
70 the SAID William Morris by Thomas u,her,rd
@ oaan nus WIFE, by their decd, bearing dare the 18th day Of
9he, iSIS ana admitted record the clerks Office IN ne
" mr said city,-and which arc now erecey
AslsSe DICK ouiidiggy, used warehouse and for other
also thee other Lots, pieces pa GELS of ard
Known and distinguished IN the ftan of aid ciiv
~. nIee hundred and y nuuher ,hrce nrsied and
(43, and number tlres hundred and 6w,v 6rr
ksa WIN the buildings COMMONLY cand Shc koa
u f o'ner huilnss and Improvements thereon which nr,
Isy vas conveyed to iie said William Morris bv n,
aeeos in undivided moieiies teeo-o,e made nm sI
en gay 81 June LAG, by Richard Ggary and Eliyabei Me-
wie ana John ieyam aud Wilson Greeory the 6sIer
Eo admitted to record tho clerks oire Of the Hi.s,;m
o OF saia cny Also other Lot piece or parcel Off anS
ana Distinguished in the plan Of said CIV by rn,nt
50 anu oryslx (346), WHICH was convertd to si
iuan norris Dy William A. Smith and Sa rah smith h,s
lbeil deed bearing dae the 18th day Se,cmbar isas IS
tile city aforesaid, =, s 9's"'ss Sosut9N
ne Trustees have Known the tile to the faep6;,y
s xassS IN VI aenssrss but tsy will oo convey
JOHN a. AEyIIsYEAo.
w CAMBRIDGE
a5;RgEBF 4. cLAIBesNE. TnnSess.
ps,,, CHARLES s. GAY. -
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ConaBi3sstoner.s OlFcc,
Tappthaanock, jim, 20, 1880
The parties interested, will take notice that have
appointed Friday, the 5th day of March next to settle
the accounts directed by the foregoing order Of Court
and that day, by 10 O'clock a. & they are feauired
10 attend at this Office, with all vouchers record
copies, and other testimony, necessary TO enable the
to comply with the said order Of court.
LAWRENCE MUSE.
feb 5-law 1--we 81 Com Oh =, Era1
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GO RI q " I. A
M LII stand tie cnsniDr season nj my Far,
w known as HALF3&yfI, nne miles from p 5rb'
. mono. Oh lbo To"d leading to FredcsicksbuTr.-
I'rp's as ioHnery.- For tho 5pason $50; f0 no
3'scharged by the payment Of $35drrno Inc SEASON,
Insurance sixty dollars The remarkably pYoui,,.,,
character ct Gobnnna coils being 80 well t5
1s c'Ion vi c9UHtry, II Is not deemed ary Ia,
sly morr about IL. ~ 10
az ;ts~9,9p $40. u. BC--s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-05

NIHGlNiA:--,t, superior court Of rhaucery b. ID
e IN the town of Fredericksburg, on the Ssh div
of ScP'enbep, 1879: Lewis iiowepton administra,t,
of Charles HoweIion, decd. plf. against Thomas
NeYbli' IN his Own right, ana executor of William
New bill, decd. Thomas I,itts Sheriff of Essex COM
ntee administrator Of iieorge Newbill, decd. John
Eewbl, James Newbl, Richard Newbill, YIN, New
bill, Owille Jeffric, and Polly his wife, Trayers Gate
wood and Ann his wife, VIM. Robinson SHE IF of
il:ng AND Queen, Committee administrator of the estate
of Wm Garrett, decd. Rcbeces Newbi,l, widow, ana
rei,ct at Nm Newbill, decd and Henry w Iat.nv
and Warner Lewis, SURVEYING admins rat ors with the
viii annexed of Lewis Dix, decai Henry G. How er,on
Phomas Dix, jr. and Robert Garrett, administrator de
bonis non of job" 6rtshem, j.. decd. dts.
This cause on this day. to be heard (bv con-
sent, the defendant Robert Garrett, at,inr,r,
tor de honis Of John Gresham, decd who this dy
filed his answer npon bc bill, ers of the dts
Traverss (iae wonl, and WIFE, !ieDry W. Latany and
Warner Lewis, shhrs. with the will exed of Lew
s Dix, decd and Robert Garrett, exhibits aid exam.
nations OF Witnesses, and upon tie answer of TuD
stall Graham, Decd late ex'or of John Gresham decd
the bril- OF the pitt being taken for confessed as to
all the ether dts upon whom the subpoenas awarded
III this Cause have been duly executed and more tban
four months having elapsed, since The return DAYS
thereof and was argued by counsel; consideration
whereof, the court doth aeiudge, order and decree
that the dts. Thomas NeY5iII and Thomas Pitts sher
lit Of Essex committee al'or of the estate of (eorpe
Newbill, decd do settle, before Of the commits
soners OF this court account of the actngs of the
said Thomas and George Hewbifl, on the estate of
VIM Newb'li decd. up to the time of the revocation
OF the letters. tesamsDary of the said George New
bill, and an account Of The aetngs of Thomas Nvw-
bill, on The SAID estate subsequent thereto showing
the value of the slaves, and other estate delivered
over by the said exors either of them to the df,
bebeccs Newbli, and the other ega,ees of the said
Wn. Sewbill. decd. in which settlement the executo
rial account Of Thomas Newbil, The said estate,
made pursuant to order Of the county court of Es
SEX bearing date the 2Ist day Of August, 1921, and
admitted 10 record, the 10Th day of August 1892
to form the basis subject TO be surchargc and fas
fed, by the plan and is further ordered tina, the
said Thomas Pitts, do render also, account of his
administration; on the estate of George Newbill, decd
which said accounts the said commissioner is berebv
directed to state, settle, and the court report to-
gether with any spcciai matter deemed pertinent by
himself, or which may be required by either of the
parties, to be stated.
Cdpy Tcste, a. W. MORTON, G. c..
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elected
On motion Of AIr RuLteyJooyd, tie, remaining
order OF the day, Bank Charters, was post poned
until tO-morrDw
Mr. Finks presented counter memorial of curtain
ctizens % Madison, demonstrating against the course
asked in memorial of the county court of Madison.
III rclat'on 10 the location OF the courthouse Of that
couniy-anG explained the circumstances of the case
EdSrossed biIs - Releasing to Peter Mason, the
Commonwealth right to a tract oflaud; g Auti,ori
ENG the Common Council of Lynchburg to erect
daIn across James River between CabclIs upper
Island and Hdrdwiche's Island and for other nt,r
poses-were read the Sd time and passed.
Mr.. GnrLnnd Of Nelson, moved to change the hour
OF meeting from 1 TO 10 oclock-opposed by Mr.
l'inhs and agreed TO.
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Land and Negroes for Sale.

~ AfING resolved to remove to the State of
- OHIO, n " OFF, for sale nv Tract of Land
ia ,''e county of Laheaser, cou aiming three hundred
anu cign'y-sev,n ceres. This tract is situated on
Indian Creek, line, I'D wuter-couisc nboundino
"a oysters OF the finest size and favour Fish Of
every description, coiinon TO the Chesapeake. arc,
cansht Dere In the greatest abundance. leepehr nd
are taken In three hundred yards of the DWELLING
housr-a cove In less tlian one hundred yards of the
nansiun IS particularly uppropratedto The faisDg Of
ovsteIs, IN which .,ere is nov u GOOD sunnlv The
dWe.as house Contains two large rooms, q chamber
ana p,ssac on h. lower iioor and four rooms on the
second ihe out houses consist of q harm stable
carisse-honse corn houses, an cXeclen, kitchen
smoke house DC. phcre IL, from this situation,
beautiful view of the Bay, distant IL miles The
md Is equal any the lover part Of the Northern
Neck, level and laid Off four ields conta ninr
seventy acres each, one of which is in clover 9Th
tract is certAihIy the most desirable ore in this section
OF eirelnia, as Il convenient distance from 9 pactss
OF tciigous worship, the courthouse and the mills
and ahnut .l!.cs from kilruarnock a risirr and
furnishing little village. A tract cunla:n,na about
the same quantity of acres, &ls., he purchased on
lair Terms, lnl:"e satrly adjoining Inne and which
was once Part o the saIns i,rrl--te t.. lnakint
an estate oi seven Hundred acres In,cndii,
IN non siaye-i.p.ding State wiz dispose Of weny
Negroes gucd terms, fif the purchaser viii r6;
seFa the.'ai.ts seventeen uf chem 70 as likely:
ana valuable a. their a"s any in III. :. s,ie con
sisting OF . u"D, ) Vn:I."n > bows auci Urls
SHOULD any gentleman about Iich!pnd or WASHING
e"i' wish to ,Ircase, beg lcave refer them Tor
taore diSh!crestc ,rna!iou as 10 the land TO Mr.
Chinn of the Tirminia Senate bIcssrs Leland aud
Dandridge os Inc fIostst of Delegates. nnd Mr. !
Faiiaerro OF Congress. My address is Indian Creek
near AIiiIarn2ck, Lancaster coun,yVa
RALPH EDMUNDS
r SO remarkably healthy is this arIn, that
nave not had aa occusion TO rl. in physician but
'~ zee r'r years. r L.
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GPRlNG RACES over he Broad Rock and Tree
- Hill courses. Will Commence ut the first named
place, on the Cd Tuesday IN April next, aud at the
later on TIE 4th Tuesday IN April By order o. tie
Clubs lSHAM PUCKE1T,l n.o......
JAS. NJ. SELDES, Fr0Prie'aTs'
Jan g c4t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-05

T.. ;. SO rnh,lrkab!y healthy is this arm, that
nave not had al occualon 10 cal, in physician but
Twice iro years. II L.
IeD
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
IN SrNiTE-F,. q

The Senate havc pa s>e the bills, To am,nd
the act entitled, an act to raise by Lottery sum of
money for the purpose Of opening road from Mid.
dleburn in Tyler to the Penusy lvania ne 2. TO es-
tablsh the town Of Blacksvile in the county of Mo-
nongalia; g. To amend the act establishing a town
in Hampshire
HOUSE OE DELEGATES--Frp.4 4.
The Speaker laid beiore the House. u letter from
the Governor, covering the following communication
from, the Governor of Pennsylvania.
Erscasi'e Department, Harrisburg, Jap. %, 1880.
Sir-I have the honor to transmit TO your l,vc.,
iency, resolution of the Legislature of Pennsvlyo-
MA. relative TO the present Yarif and 20 reou.s,
that tn. same be laid before the Legislature OF Vr
gimc. ! have the honor &C.
GEORGE WOLF
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-05

~ We publish Gen Itoyo@s a.s' sP2ocb '4j
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@ttcftOot SUIFa~
THxs DAY.
BIZ OTIS, DUNLOP Il co.
CIR OCERIEC T., 3

~
n ffnDA f,thc 9Th inst, half past 10 O'clock will Lie
% a. our Auction Store, general Croceres
Gsh a oases s'out pfosans. p y. Y Co Auc,s.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-05

Scenes at ahb,gton-h1stdous uielos regarding the
Public Lands.
Wehave expressed the opinion that dsik projects
were entertained by Presidential aspirants, in
respect to the Public Lands, and auxil;ary the
accomplishment oF their personal and ambitious OBJ
jects. The incidents OF the late debate at Wash-
iugton, seem TO have made this impression the
minis Of many observers on the spot, who have ex
pressed them through the Press in different parts
or the country. A definite idea has arisen that a
eague for the benefit Of Mr. Caii,uH formed or
attempted, between certain portions OF the South and
Inc Wost-csmented by mutual benefits, the Presi-
tcncy to him, aad the Public Lands to the craving
appetes oftbosetic East - bc jpsGired sp4 oiFeE-
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-24

though charged with "bargai,,iny..'
sach man can never be a very bad
bargain, and that am not oniy hi.
friend. but will support him for the
Inerf Presidmey-as 1 should presume
from the message Of the present Exec
utirc, that nc will retire at the close Of
his present term; and as conceive
MIR, Clay pre-eDiUaenfIy talented and
qualified.
IL may, gentlemen. become necessa.
ry Tor me 10 address YOU again. as I
anticipate . storm of censure and con /.
tumeiy. ] care not-for though | wish
always Ia act prudently. will act in
dependently and honestly. as I am a
freeman. Should l fail To satisfy NV
constituents upon this subject, I am
thankful. that the misfortune will ope-
rate on me alone-and on Others, who
seem so careful Of INV reputation.
shall sustain the present Administra.
ton while l remain IN Congress, in all
proper measurcs-further than this
cannot will not go. seek 20 polite
al power. Respectfully. your cbedient
servant. THOMAS Chiffon.
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GARDEN SEEDS.

lust receisrd md for sal, ., Ihs Charlie.
- town Apoihecar, aud Is. c.. store, var.
Gus KINGS OF GARDEN SEEDS. the srese
part or which have been iS.d the yYsse,,>
sPring IN hot beds. near the city OF Bali.
more, sod found genuine The following
iist eompr SOS The nsmes Of many OF Ihen
Esris Frame. ROYAL Dwssi Morrow Fat.
Nsichless or tall, Earl, Washington, Dwarf
Blue Imperial, aud Tail Sugar PEAS,
Large Lims. Rob Roy. Red Marrow fAi
Wellington Pole. China D~srf, Rsily Vel
low. &c BEANS.
Red Tur.ip, yellow Turnip. snd Long
Blood BEET,
Large Swelling PARsNIp.
Isnkatd Clsre. round white Tlb'. apl
Ruts Bags TURNiP
Long Orangc aud Blood PARSNIP
Flat Dutch YELLOW Savoy, Early SALISBURY
Drumhasd. Large white. sugar Loaf, Early
York, Large York. and Green savoy CAB.
BAGR,
Red Turoip. Scarlet, Long Salmon, sna
" bite Spanish HADiSU,
Brown Dutch, Ttnnisbali While Loaf
Sugar Loaf, and lea LETTUCE,
Picking, Cluster. Green Turkey. Long
Green. and Early Frame u UMBER,
Early and late CAULiFLOWEg.
white sed Esris Purple Cape BROCCOLI
Com. Porter's ChiIisn SQUASH vegeta.
bic Marrow SQUASH.
Straw colcur-d, White aud Azorean or
Mammoth ONION
Water Cross White Solid Celery Double
Parsley. Summer Savory Pepper Grass &c
sc &c. JANIS BROWN
s. Also, fresh supply OF Medicines,
which makrs the assortment complete
March ~ J.B
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ELECTION NnIICE

NOTICE 70 hereby given. that al election
IL viii be held II tie court heuse IN Charles.
town. ard ~ the tavern Of Jscob sheetz, in
Shepherds,ovp. on the third Monday IN April
nexi, FOR the purpose Of choosing tw persons
to represe nj the county OF jefferson in the
next General Asse mbly Of Virginia At the
same time and places . vote will be taken
upon the question of ratifing or rejecting
the New Constitution framed by the late Con.
vcn'ion ~ Richmond, and all persons TO whom
The rish, Of suffrage is allowed by the New
Constitution, Will be permitted % vote for its
ratification OF rejection. The polls for The
constitution viii be kept open At each place
three days IN April; and they will also be open
at the courthouse three days in MAY next.
commencing on the third Monday in that
"o"'a' CARVER WILLIS.
Sheriff # Jcfer,on County.
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PORTER rmE MAIL popprR.

This notorious character was con.
veyed through Lancaster a few days
ago, on his way TO Philadelphia. i'm
charge Of the interchangeable Mr.. Reeside.
accompanied by two at the baltimore
police officers. Whilst here. the Eel.
low appeared to be quite at his ease.
(as much So as q man can be who i.
well ironed and guardedl and auite
communicative. Among his requests
and remarks. the following have been
communicated TO Us. Nov, Mr..
Reesi,le, (said Porter d-n il show
me a chance. and as YOU have employ
ed three or four watchmen Ia guard
the house for fear of my escaping, 1
sincerely promise, that ii you take INV
ruftics of, and give me ten minutes.
vi bring them aitin tied" Another
request was, Furnish me with pen.
knife. and give me fifteen minutes, and
III bring you in lot of crockery ware
(watches,) out OF that watchmaker's
shop next door.'' lie was asked how
he knew il TO be such. - know IL
well, and know the secret spring To
get At it," He was ask ed how he would
have behaved had the passengers in
the Reading mail offered any resist.
ance. and promptly replied. by Cd.
sir. | would have blown them all 10
hi and had provided myself with
pistols and dirks for the oc, asion.''
Upon leaving this place. he remarked
to The lookers-on with the utmost sang
(roid, "Good morning, gentlemen
expect TO be back shortly and take up
a number Of rcmittanees which are due
me in Lancaster county" And il he
does. may those who liberate him be the
martyrs.
la the conduct Of this man, Porter.
we have an instance Of the most unex
ampled depra.itv that can we'll be con.
ceived Of. Nature, in sending this
man into the world, has branded vii
lain in deep and legible characters up-
on his forehead and il ever human
being confirmed by his actions that
which his looks Indicate. Porter ia that
character.
We are not apt 10 quarrel with ma
ture about her many wanton freaks,
yet we cannot in this particular case
refrain from reinarking, that in the
whole range of creation more villain
Gus looking fellow was never behold,
and requires only to he seen. TO be fear
ed and despised. In looking upon him
we were strongly reminded of what
Dryden says
The original villain. sure no God created
He was a bastard oC t. ca,
Ap,d into man. with all his mothers mud
Crested about his soul.
We however trust. that as Or. Por.
ter is in safe Keeping lie will never have
another opportunity Of practising his
hcllish arts upon the community.
Lancaster UeraM
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s1s We are authorised to announce to the
voters Of Jefferson county, that DANIEL
MORGAN. Esq. will be a candidate at the
next election for membt IS Of the House Of
Delegates of virginia.
~ JOHN S. GALLAHER will also be a
candidate for the sufrrages Of the voters Of
jefferson, at the ne At election of Delegates
sCF' Gen. ELISHA BOYD and CHA'S
JAMES FAULKNER. Esq. are candidates
to represent the county of Berkeley in the
mex, General Assembly Of Virginia.
sI' In Frederick county. the following
gentlemen are announced as candidates, viz :
Colonies James W Mason, Jos,ph 7GAy Ja..
B'Isen. John b ID. SqiM. John Han, ESQ
lillian UsOd, Egg aud Dir. Richard C..
Green
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a. The new Presbyterian Church, in
this town. will be opened for religious ser
vice on Sunday the a,h day of April next
at O'Clock, A. NJ. and a collection taken
up TO aid the funds OF said Church.
Preaching may also be expected in the
new Church on Saturday the Sd Of April,
at u o'clock. A. NJ. preparatory to the
communion.
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The beautiful Thorough Lyed lire
TARIFF,


Full brother to the very distinguished racer,
Grab,
WILL stand this season 81 my residence,
w IL miles from Chafiraown, and from
BAttletown, IN Frederick county. lle - s,x
years old this spring, verv near % hands high,
md remarkably welt proportions beauii-
iul dark bay, black legs. name aud tail, aud
not white spot about him ct most com.
msnding appearance, beauty, and action, and
invites = comparison. as to bnnr, muscular
power, ard purify &c blood. with any horse.
ll,s sire Is The distinguished old sir Afchy
and his dam the femOus and fa,ourite brood
msre ~ Virginia. old Bet Bounee. who sold
., - years oil Cor $500. His fall brutbers
snd sisters have been racers Of the very hFs;
Standing, snd commanded the highest pficSs
from 5000 TO 5000 each TafH reseg ran
but once when three years oid, be Won The
sveepsiakes ovefth NOttowsy course, IN she
spfing 81 1897, beating wib case tie ceir
bf.ted southern racer Weehock. running .od
rcpeAting IN fine time The fsll folloSing he
u, down % training. and Was 'urned out COL
JohntOn hsd the highcs; OPINION az BIN. The
following winter. Wcehock's rsces IN south
Carolina Wcfe considered ihe best ever run
~ that oeon'ry, sud he va. no, beaten IN
he al Of 1928. when heard frufn him. This
shows h'm 70 be horse q The 6fst prOuiss
on ibe turf
FoF TsrG's pedigree IN fsli--Esi II h;s
iuI brothers sud s'stefs. the am0uat ~ the
ssle 81 each, Col Johrs0n's % mon ~ his e..
H'iy, aad ell o'beJ psFiicolsrs. she subscr.bef
respectfully requests gentlemen 30 ezsmine
hs hard5lls ed sdvsflsemcut ~ he Win
chester kepubi,csn q tie 10Th sni 2Gih 81
March ard "a a AprH, ard ia tbe " iucllrs
Ter Nirginsn Of 2G,a Match and "a of Apr
q this yea.
JOSIAH VIZ. WARE.
MsrsA 81 Z. 1850
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VALUABLE TAN YARD
rOR SALE.

virtue OF decree of the county coc.s
~ OF Jefferson. IN chancery. vii be III pcs
ed OF, az public sale, on Saturday tie 27ih IF
March merit, before the door Of Mr. jose pu
Wotley's tavern, N Shepherdstosn, = valua-
Die Tan Yard, situated in said town. Jefi-rson
county, Va This property embraces between
FOUR AND Five LOTS. and Is SITUATED an
an agreeable part OF the town. and Was fir-
merly the property of the late Mr. John
kearsley. deed. The Yard contains
Il large number Of Fats.
Most OF which are IN good order. and has eve
~ necessary building and apparatus connect.
ed with Iahn'og, an abundant aud
Heuer fdiIing supply Of water frum = steam
passing through the yard There is on the
prem large and commudiou. and y H.
finished DW ELLING HOUSE, together
with Kitchen, n good BRICK smoke House,
Dairy, and = Seii OF excellent ADD asrry tIiI
"g water On one Of the lots contiguous to
the dwelling house, there Is u Barn and Sta
ole.
Terms IF seIe--one fourth in cash, balance
an three eqc=i annual payments With Interest,
satisfactorily secured. She erdsiown, IN
winch the above property is situated, is q
prosperous town, contiguous tn the propose
Track OF the Chesapeake aud Ohio CsnaI and
baltimore aud OHIO Rail Road. There Is si,o
sN'"p'NV Eoab ichulhR WON bAltttnOfe TO
Winchester passing through shepherds,own
JOHN fLAGG. o.
]. u. DOUGLASS, 1"N ~
GJ- The Baltimore Patriot, Eaiions, Intel.
ligencer Cbsmbersburg Repository, Freder-
iek Citizen, Hagers,owu Torch Light, Poto-
mac Pioneer, and Winchester Vifgin,sn. VIII
publish lie above, time, aud forward their
accounts to this ofiice
February IL. 1950,-is
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NNVO volumes Of this work. Nos
have been loaned 10 some person
at Harpers-Ferry. not now recollec,ed -
Fhe borrower will please return them i'm
medistely. LEWIS WERNWAG
March %. 1890
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NOTICE

A PETITION will be presented 70 the
N next Legislature Of Virgins, PRAYING the
passage of = law tn authorize a sc 2arate cleo
'ion to be held at HsrPers-Ferry IN tie ooun
" Of Jefferson.
March -. 1850.