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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-07-14

CLOTH BUTTONS, The manufacture of these
buttons continues to be extensively prosecuted
IN this vicinity, and gives employment to hun.
dreds OF industrious females. Competition has
reduced the profits of the proprietors, and the
wages OF the girls, and the buttons are now
sold at about one fourth oc the price that was
paid for similar English buttons few years
since. One person has upwards of 1000 gross
made per week. The wood moulds are made
by females. Six girls in Easthampton, en-.
ployed by Mr.. John w. Greaves, recently turn.
ed in one week 3O52 gross of moulds. One Girl
turned l44 gross in one day, from s, A. M 10
y +. M--N0TthamptOn Gazette.
Mr.. Aymar Of New York, has cultivated the
common gooseberry, three years until he has
gathered dozen weighing OF. IL dwts. 10
grs. One was inches round, and weighed m
dwts. l2 grs. He calls them Washington GOOSE.
berries s0o'0'
Major Williams Of Newton, l.. l., has raised
gooseberries this season, IL Of which weighed
upwards OF ounces one weighed Is dwtT
was nearly inches long and round.
AT the last N. Y. Horticultural exbib;tion.
Mrs. Winter of Flushing, presented goosebor.
riess, IL Of which weighed 7 or. s dwts. grs
and one "a dwts IL grs. Mr.. VIM. n. Cooke,
six ripe Freestone upricots.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-07-14

JACKSON IN PHILADELPHIA. We learn
by gentlemen from Philadelphia last even
ing, that the excitement arising from the
capricious conduct ofthe General, is beyond
all precedent and almost beyond belief.
The numerous hickory poles, which like
tall DULLES pointing to the Skies" so lately
"reared their heads" in many parts of the
city, and particularly the suburbs, are now
Frustrated. Not one of them is to be seen,
and the places which once knew them now
know them no more. The tavern signs too
which designated one house as the slack
son hall" and another as the "Jackson
house," and third as the jackson hotel"
have all vanished, most of them have been
sacrificed upon the fire which the "poles"
have made, and the few that remain have
been turned "topsy turvy," and here and
there Jackson and his horse are seen with
their heels uppermost! On Saturday a
crowd collected in the Northern Liberties,
opposite a splendid sign of Jackson, lately
painted by Woodside. 1t was demanded
of the Tavern keeper, who pleaded the sum
it had just cost him, as the only reason
why he was unwilling Immediately to de-
molish it. The sum, however, thirty-fve
dollars, was Immediately raised and paid
to its owner, who willingly handed it over
to ignominy and derision. 1t was first
dragged through the streets amidst the
hootngs of the populace and finally shared.
the fate Of scores of its counterparts. In
the place of it now stands a portrait of
Henry Clay, with the borrowed but signf-
cant motto" Reform" Baltimore Patriot.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-07-14

TRAVELLING CABINET. The President has
gone to visit the Cherokees; the Vice Presi-
dent is in South Carolina; the Secretary Of
State is on a political mission to his partizans
in New York ; the Attorney General has gone
home; the Secretary of War has gone to ar.
range his affairs in Tennessee and the Secre
tary of the Treasury is in Pennsylvania; all
living on the peoples money, doing nothing
The thinking Branch, Major Barry, and the
Deputy President, Duff Green, remain in Wash
ngton, with the weight of the nation resting
on their shoulders. No doubt things will 90
on we'll now. What would have been said OF
the last administration had the cabinet deserted
their posts in like manner
Providence Journal.
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Marsllal's Sale.

obedience 10 decree Of the Richmc nd
u Chaocery District Court, pronounced on
tue 10th day OF March, 1880, in a cause tho 20.
in depending. wherein William M6ncure end
John Robinson, surviving partners Of The ID,
aelves and Frederick Peasants, late merchants
aud partners, trading under the firm OF Mont
c Ire, Robinson & Plessants, are plaintiffs, and
mere pr esentatives aud heirs OF Sam'i G. Adams
and others defendants.will be Sold at the Cour,
House of Boetourt county, for cash. to the
highest bidder, on the 18Th day OF Jolly next,
three adjoining tracts Of land, lying on the
waters of Ca'awba Greek. in said county. and
containing together eight hundred acres. being
he same conveyed by Daniel Goodrom and
vile to said Adams, by deed bearing date the
18Th OF September, 1900 and of record in the
tiee Of the said County Court.
GEORGE ESKRIDGE,
u. S. Chy. ID. c.
May q 3w
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May l.

nNfcKEE, RBlNSoN * Co. are opening a
IN large an general assortment of Staple y
Fancy GODS, elected out Of the Spring arr
walls at New Yk, and are remarkable Tor the'E
variety of sty and cheapness.
Hair co.ded ad checked Cambrioks, very 10"
and ga Loion CambrickS, soft dress6ea :.
Beautiful ig' Swiss Musns
Swiss and Winchester Ginghsms. new STYLE
Efoi.e Indiene, entirely new article
Q boxes Millese Ribbons, do
Snperfine Hen CambricAs
"a and slentings, approved bleach
Scarboroui Gauze Hicks. beautiful,
Bet Ribbo,, new patterns
SILK and ttton Hozicry, OF half price
Fancy Sps, odour delicious
Cologne d Florida Water, in cut hotties
Thread .! Blonde Laces, sup quality
Bobbne do 3. d, and Cd
Beau,it.otraw and travelling Baskets
Black fnbazne. 81 aud Ga, ve,y cbean
Black Isrlngs, for gentlemeu's wear
Sup. tIen Cashmere
Blacklrunella, very superior
Theoove Goods are FIesh-aIl nnrcbesec
for ca, and "ill be sold on such terms es vii,
pleashe planter, and be an Offset aeainslty,.
low Fces of Tobacco.
Mth %
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New Arrivals, &c :
MAY

/ Carnenter's Saratoga Powders
do Comp Fluid Eat. Sarsapa5lla
do Comp. Syrup of LiVefwou
| I mr., Emetc (freuch Cyst)
Ext. Rbatsnis
sulph Qoinne, French
Ext. VslerisO
Ciia,ed Kali. (f1r Saline draughD
Eat Quinlne
Black oiyde of Mercury, Ia gr equal TO gr
Dlucp,llc
Concentrated Nitric Acd--do Murialic Acid
do Solph. Acid
Pure Quicksilver
Oil of Black Pepper
Carpenters Superior Red Bark
Sup assortment Of Snuff Boxes
do do Cologne Water
do do Antique Oil
Stomach Tubes
Coral Tooth Powder
AlaYond Soap
Atri dge's 1,nc'. for Indigestion
DIR. H,bertsons celebrated Nervous Cordial
do do Gjut aud Rheumatic
Drops
Tooth Ache Drops
Dc 1hompson's celebrated Eye Water
Tooth Brushes--Ilair do
For sale by VIM. J. H0LCOMBE.
May "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-07

SD UNAWAY from the subscriber on the 18th
~ OF May, negro man NAMED JOE, a
dark mnlatto, about % years old, and about &
feet inches high, tocrably well built, has a
coarse voice. aud rsthers down look when
spoken TO. lie carried away with him several
Suis OF home made clothes il is unknown whsl
he has ON. lie formerly belonged TO Freeman
Wainwright ] will give the above reward to
my person who will deliver the said boy 10 me
atmy house, near tue Meadows of Goose
Creek, in Bedford county. Va. or b dollars 10
secure him in any Jail SO thu, get him again
SALLY HOLLAND.
MAY 81 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-07

NOTfcE is hereby elssn, illai oil aesoni
~ having claims sgainsi the esiste oil Ed
mund Read, dec. are requested 10 bring them
forward properly authenticated before the hrs.
day OF October neat, that arrangements ma,
be made for payment, and all indebted to The
estate are requested 10 make payment. This no.
tiee will be pied against all Who fail.
ISABELLA g. READ.
Adm OF Edmond Kead. decd
May 90. I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-07

lust received. direct from New York. aud
a opened this morning, u small lot Of very
desirable goods. consisting in part VI
4 few pieces Pongees
Do Palmyrenes--sIira uidG and very su.
perior quality colon are pen green, lilac,
straw color and ligh, blue.
piece ouIy Oriental Bsuisie. beautifully Gs'j
HENRY ALLISON.
Also, 8 ar q dozen coarse Pdntaloons, very
cbeap, aud n lot Of Cotton Yarn IA.
June 3.
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Niny II
FOR SALE.

IrlY virtue of the authority given TO the un.
M designed by deed OF trust, made by
Thomas Crews, bearing date the 18th oil Sept.
1928. aud duly recorded in the county court OF
Amherst, by which deed the trustees are en-
powered 10 exercise discretion in selling the
propetly thereby conveyed either publicly or
privately, as they might deem il most advisa
BILE and expedieni. The undersigned, the trus
tees, Offer 10 contract, nj private sale, Tor the
whole or any part Of the tract OF land IN sad
deed mentioned, on credit oil and 2 years,
Aud they are willing 10 divide the iand So as
10 accommodate those disposed TO purchase -
This land lies IN the county of Amherst, on the
main Lynchburg road, u miles from Lynchburg
and from Amherst court house. IL IS tert1e
in lis quality, lies we'll. is well adapted to the
produce Of tobacco, corn, wheat, &c. and rs, IN
every respect, u most valuable plantation IT
contains between 8 and 900 acres, and is i'm.
proved with Brick Dwelling House, built IN
the most substantial and ornamental style. aud
cost at least j OOOO-toge,her with all neces-
sary out houses. consisting OF Carriage house
Barn, Kitchen, &c aud IS under good fencing
The trustees, consulting the interest OF those
interested are disposed TO make every effort TO
pet n reasonable price for the propeTty-and
the lccessiiy Of a sale makes il the interest oil
every one DESTROYS of owning valuable estate
TO examine for themselves. and to avail them.
selves of opportunities seldom offered The
land will be sllcwn by Mr.: Crews, who lives
in Lyuchburg, and by either OF the Trustees at
any time, on applications aud every facility
aud lnducemenl will be offered TO purchasers as
TO the payments, which may be within the pow
er OF the Trustees.
FL GARDNER Lynchburg.
A. b. DAVIES, Amherst.
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SOMA W ANEN.

ANliE subscriber has 10 operation his Soda
- fonnt and invites his friends and custo.
mcrs, as we'll as the public generally, who may
wish TO avail themselves OF the benefit Of this
healthy aud agreeable Summer drink, To call
Oh him. WIN. j. H0LCOHBE.
Mas 81
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NEW .ANDCHEAP
G. = NJ.

did additions which makes bis stock Of
Staple and Eancy Goods,
General ond complete The prices ate accom-
dated to the tunes" lie invites his cnsto-
mers aud the public to call. see and judge ion
themselves. His stock consists in part Of
piece best superiine black cloth,
few pieces second quality do
blre Cloths from mld Hing to very best
Olive Bottle Green and mixed do
Casgneres--blue, black, drab and fancy co.
Iurs
Valencia and Marseillss Nesting, white, colored
and figured
French Bomba2iae
Black PrnoelIa Lasting, } Frn rate articles for
DO Brochelle GeD'lemen Cuais
Black Bomhazelte. assorted
Russia and French Drilnes
Yellow Nsnkeeu, Srip'd Jeans and Wilmington
stripes, Union mixtures, NJ, &c. &e.
Irish Linens and Lawns, Luen Cambria aud
Linen Cambria lldkfs
French aud oeersncker Ginghnnn, "a large
and beautiful assortmruD
Cahcoes, "a very large aud general assortment
very cheap
A general assortment Black Silks, ,izi
Best Italian Luslrngs. (Nattinn,s)
Heavy black Satin aud Satin LevalrIine
seuchews. Sarsenetts, Gros DE Naples, &c
pirce Pink, do Straw aud do sky blne
figured Gros DE Naples silk, very superb
| piece straw and piece French Cray Gros
DE Naples Silk
Green, Piuk and white Sarsenetts and Fluren-
Ces
White. Pink and other colored Satins
Al aud cd Bohnet Lace Thread Laces and
A l., I
silk Barage Scaris elegantly emblodtred)
Ganze, Zephyr Grape and Barpge Hdkls.
Drab Bat,isle and Bonnet Cambtic
! piece black Genoa Velvet (superor)
Black Italian Grapes VERY wide aud superior)
DO aud colured Nankeen Grapes,
Figured and Plain Swiss. Null, Jaconet and
Csmbric Musns
Checked and corded Muslins
| Cotton aud Silk Hosiery
Ladies and Gentlemen's best Iiorsekin Gloves
Combs, Tortoise and Brazilian, superior qua!.
n,)
Parasols and Umbrellas-Cable cord, &C.
Tapes. Bobhins aud Floss Thread
Green Barage and GAUGE Wells plan aud ele-
ganty figured
! Mbbons-assorted
2 cases Leghorn Bonnets, Cheaper ,hnn even
A large assortment Domcstics consisting OF
brown aud bleached Shirtings aud Sheet
ings, Bed Tickiugs
Indigo. Checks aux plaias-and Spun Cotton
very best qualiiy)
Fur Hats, black and drab
Wool do do do
| Palm leaf do mems aud boys
Shoes--black Prunea Morocco, Sea,skin and
Leather
Gentlemen's Leather Shoes and Boots
Hardware and Cutlery
Queens aud Glass Ware
Anda general assortment OF GROCERIES,
which are sold very low, together with great
variety of olheT Goods too tedious to enumer.
ate, all at very reduced prices for cash ouly,
IN the house owned by A. Robertson, esq. op-
posiie the Post Office, where those who want
Great Bargains are particularly invited 10 call.
HENRY ALLISON
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DISSOLUTION.

ZuHE ooparlnersbip heretofore existing un.
! der the firm oil Samuel Ayfes a. Co. is
dissolved All persons having claims against
the said firm ARE requested 10 prelcnt them
forthwith TO ). Ayres for payment.
5. AYRES,
A. AYRES.
NAV II Nv
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EbukSU ANT 10 a deed of trust, executed TO
~ The subscriber by Charles Burks, for pur.
poses therein named, bearing date the 10th day
OF June, 1928, and duly recorded in the county
Court Of Amherst shall, proceed TO sell, for
ready money, before The door OF James Pow.
ellis tavern ut Amherst Court House, on Sat-
urday The 18th day of June next, a certain
tract OF Lanai, in the county OF Amherst, nd
Joining The land of /. Allen, F. Painter, Rees
aud others, on Pedlar River.-Like~Ise all the
interest the SAID Charles had at the date of the
deed in his dec. Fathers estate. Acting
trustee. wiD convey only such title as is We
ted in me as such.
SAMUEL r. DAVIES.
May 81 tds
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Feb. 8


10 Garnet Lee aud Nathaniel II. Price aud
Mosh, Arnold. sdm's. de bonis non With The
will ANNEXED Of Richard Lee, deceased, Pas
chsl Wade. ey'pr OF Tabiiha Lee deceased
Thomas Andrews and Tabilhs his wife.
Richard Lee. John Ire, John Arnold and
Pafsy his wife, John Fowler and Betsy his
vile. Richard Lee. William Xix and Any
his wife, aud Nahanie II. Price and Nancy
hi, wife.
ENILEMEN Take notice thst1 shall
" proceed on Thursday the 10th day OF
June neYi. AZ Goochland Couri-house, 10 take
the deposition Of George w. Payne and others.
30 be read as evidence in q sui, nov depending
aud undetermined IN the Superior Court Of
Chancery for the Lynchbprg district, wherein
I am plaintiff and you are defendants, and ~
from any cause the said depos'iiohs SHOULD
not be fskan on the day above named, they
will be taken at the same place on the follow
ing day PoWhaiaN boLLiNO'
May 10 wfw
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Commission Business.

TEHE Subscriber having removed TO Lynch
- burg, offers his services TO his friends
and the public generally as Commissio6 Mer.
chant--iie will Transact any business confided
to his care, for a spal! Commission, with
promptiude and fidelity. His Office is At L.
7, Gardner's Shoe Store. THOS. CREWS.
March 90 ia
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DocT. j. WI. JENMrwcs

noIEelFuLLY offers his professional
and OF the adiacept country particularly, in ,b5
practice OF Medicine. S's
ne en'er'alns hope, that from his coDs,,u
assdulIy, aud promise of nn,n,uai;,, ."ssN;,
a share of the M. Vi punctuhliIy, TO merit
public. "'u confluence OF the
.'e may be found for the preseu. at the ,ssi.
deuce of 1oha Victor. Esq.
If
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May
May q
To Mr.. Peyton Hunter and Rameih

his wife,
VOU are hereby notified that we shall take
IL the affidavit, of Daniel Ramey and 9th.
ers,at the Tavern at James NJ. Smith, at Henry
Court House, Virginia, on the second Monday
IN July next, TO be read as evidence before
the Commissioner Of the Lynchburg Chancery
District Court, IN matter of account directed
by said Court, ID suit therein depending, in
which we are plaintiffs, and yourselves and
others are defendants. As YOU are not inhab
itants OF this State, we take this method o
giving you notice.
DAVID g. WM. KYLE, Surviy.
ing partners Of the late firm of
:. Kyles& Mays,
May - 4w
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r@NlIE proprietor of the LINE OF
IA STNG ~ recently running from
Iynchburg 10 Alexandria twice n week, in.
lorms the citIzcns OF Lynchbnrg aud IFS vIcni-
iy, thai this rne now runs three times a week,
and Is extended To the city Of Washington.
There has recently been put upon the road
between Washington and Baltimore, a new line
of Stages unequalled IN this country in splen
dour and magnlliccnct, and travelling also with
great rapdiDy. With view to the public
accommodation, aud with a view TO save pas
sengers the Inconvenience of hunting for, and
procuring seats for Baltimore, when arrived in
Washington, the Proprietor has formed cor
nexirn with this " new line, thus oonstim.
ting connected Line from Baltimore TO
Lynchhufg.
The Stage leaves Lynchburg on Sunday
Wednesday aud Friday morning The time
taken on the road 20 the North, is one day TO
Charlottesville, from Lynchburg 10 Washing
ton two days aud until | O'Clock A. M. on
the lhird--same day reach Baltimore by ID
after 4 O'Clock, L. NJ. aud on the next day in
New York. SO that in -four DAYS the passen-
ger nav take tea in New York The Stage
from Baltimore for Lynchburg, leaves Balt
more about D. A Nj. on Monday, Thursday &
Saturday. reaches Barnard's Mansion Hotel
IN Washington City, by 10, A. NJ. drops into
my line at II o'clock same dawn Que daV
thereafter reaches Charlottesville and on the
second, Lynchburg. Thus running from Balti-
more to Charlottesville in two, aud 10 Lynch
burg IN three days.
FARE.-From Lynchhurg TO Baltimore $l7
TIE PROPRIETOR.
A.
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Best Opaque German oullls and INK
Stands.
mon salo a large supply Of bfs: Opaque
German Quilts and also variety oil lux
Slands, of Glass Wedgwood, &c.
Howell DAVIES
MAY
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COprtnership.

'HNfiE subscribers will. in future, carry IN
L 'he'r Rore, Irvine, and Bagsng making
business at The old stand off. II. Echols, Al
the lower end oil main street, under the firm OF
tchols and Cundtt, where they will keep on
hand good assortment of Cordage, Irvine &
oo'to" basglng, for sale wholesale aud retail.
at unusually low prices
}. II. ECHoLS,
JONATHAN CUNDFF.
April Go
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TEA'OS, RUDD
5upe rb Articles,

VI lHE subscriber has Iu:t received. the FL
Ss lowing Articles which are all first rate
Pocket aud Pen X hives, some of them very
splendid Glass Luke, unds Paint Boxes md
Brushes: Carmine Saucers: Razor S,rans
Shaving Soap; beautiful Bead Purses pocse
Books Letter Folders; Waters blank Cards,
Letter Stamps, Flageolets, sc. &c
March % IN
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Campbell March Courf, 1880.

Campbell. March Court, 1880.
SfOHN TRENT, complainant against Caleb Sbcnrer,
~ William Shearer and Thomas Rosser, detts IN Chan
Gerry.
The defendants Caleb and William Shearer not hav-
ing entered their appearance and given security accor
ding TO the ofassembly and the rules Of this
and il ppearng tothe satisfaction of this court, that
they are not inhabitants oths State il ordered and
docreed that they do appear here the second Mon
day IN July next, and answer the bill of the complain
ant otherwise, the will he taken as confessed,
and that copy of this order he forthwith inserted III
some newspaper printed in the town OF Lynchburg
for two nj onths successfully and posted upa the court
house door of the aforesaid county
A copy -Tcste, JOHN ALEXANDER, Clk.
April s wsw
EYiRGlNIA, TO wit.--At n Court of monthly sessions
held for Campbell county, ut the Courthouse there
Of on Monday the 10th day of May 1880, aud IN the o4t
year ofthe Commonwealth. Jack Harvey Complainant,
against Sarah Tyrec, Defendant, an Injunction
The defendant not appearing, aud il appearing 10 me
satisfaction vi the that the said defendant Is NOT an
nhabtant of this State Ii ordered and decTce that
she do appear here on the second Monday III August
next, and answer the bill ofthe complainant, ot crwse
the same Will be taken confessed, End tio matters
therein decreed accordingly aud that copy of tins
der be forthwith inserted in the LyachbuTg Virginian
for two months successfully aud posted up the
door OF the said courthouse.
:. Aeopy--Teste, JOHN ALEXANDER, C.
Nay III w2m
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ELI TAVE INa

FIyHE sabscriber respectfully inio'ms NC
friends aud the public generally, iha' ne
has taken thr house mar and eonsenfn' 70
che courthouse. Lovingston. Nelson county,
formerly occupied by Mir. John u. oioui. hs
table viii be supplied with svery 'h'ng me
conn,rv and season afford. His bedrooms and
beds will Ice lep, IN the nestesi md most con
forable manner. whilst tn bar will be Furnish
ed w,th.,he choicest of liquors. His stable 4.
which is of brick, is large and very convenen,
He has provided himself with careful and NJ
tentive osilers. Every aitenIion viii he paid
90 the accommodation ofall travellers aud 9th.
or guests, who may favor him with oall-and
he hopes hv sssiduous attention 90 mfrit aud
obtain a share Of the public patronage
HENRY BiBB
Feb. 3 witol
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Eorlv Dollars Reward.

ANAWAY rom the Subscriber, living IN
liz the upper end Of Bedford county. "sn
C,e.r,s ford on Siaunton river, on Saturday
eiyb, an. 18Th inst. a likely young uegfo fellow.
named RLUFORD, between % and %
year. Of age, about @ feei o inches high. very
s,o,,l made. rather yellow completed. OF
bold aud open CONFERENCE.-The away With
him sundry articles OF good clothing, mostly
l,om. made. lie Is a healthy, strong md rfso
lu,e fellow, and " III. 10 all probability, endeh.
,or IA 90 20 the State OF Ohio. The subscriber
en,er,s,ns some fears that he will be aided N
his elonemeni Ivy some white persons. Inc
nnhlic. II ia hoped, will keep yieisnt watch
| win rive a reward Of $40 for said Runaway
II taken oul Of the said county and delivered TO
mo. or 500 If secured in an, Jail so that ] get
him again. JOhN hAl1iih"'
Bedford, May 81 q"
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- orns and Flour of Emery.}
A'ok ga le large supply of Corns Of ne
NJ ~ all numbers, aud also F lour Of ne.
May % ~ AoAfN'
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VIRGINTAN

NtiE subscribers have been authorised by
- the court Of Franklin 20 contract for the
building ola Court house for said county-e
plan OF which may be seen at the Clerks office
Proposals will be received until the secon0
DAY o, our June court, which will be on tue
9Th. PLEASANT DICKINSON.
RIGID. NJ. TALIAFE RRO,
JAMES CALLAWAY,
ROBERT L. WOODS,
WIN. b. WILLIAMS,
May l3 w4w
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Shoe Store and Mandatory.
Sre 1ILI

NEfAS on hand, ut his Store, nexi door above
- DIR. Howrl Davies, n general asSorimon,
Of Shoes of his own and Northern manufac
,ure. which he offers at the lowest prices. Also
Philadelphia made Boots, III unusually low
prices He il prepared 10 execute work, par
,lcularly in the ladies branch Of business, with
neuipesS and prompiness,
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ENTEETaAE.NENr.

NNTlLL be kept al the La Fayette lon. of
~ c5pied Tor the last two years by Cant.
John Fra.lkin, dec, formerly called the White
tinus1, at Amherst Court House, on the follow
i..g terms, viz: Dinner and horsefeed, so
Supper % Breakfast 25
PHINEAS J. PIERCE.
Jan q Is