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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-07
AUGIRSEGnN s.

Peremptory Sale Of ST. Croix Sugars.
& IN Friday next. at 9 O'Clock. viii be sold. at
~ - cur oiiicc, 50 hhds. prime ST Croix sugars.
without reserve, landing from schr. Chesterfield;
10 whica va! be added so ibis. 10 mackerei
and many other ar,i, les
iy7 LANCASTER DENRy g. 70
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Hin and Iron.

FH7dE subscriber keeps cons1c.niv ON hand.
n supply OF Iin-Plotc in 5oxos: also, good as
foFtnent OF single double, and trche--ol.cd sheet
iron; hooP-Ton, from TO inches; box-iraa. for
Coachm1kcrs. ~aaIl round and square rods. fa5
trgcc-chqiDS and other purposes; Putting. scroll.
tyre, round and square iron, of various sizes; extra
sizes Of tIp-plate and iron, ordered with dispatch.
from tho Northern markets.
jun 4-2awSt c JOHN y. GORDON
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LabOurers Wanted.

81 WISH to hire thirty be-bodied labourers. for
"a ~ the use of the Richmond Dock Company.
street. S' OoiS
jun 4--tf GEO pooUrD
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-07

FHVHE Directors Of the Brook Turn
pike Company have this day declared y
dividend Of four per cent on the capital stock.
for the last six months, payable on or after the
10th inst, at the Counting Room of Workman
g. McGrudcr Tvs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-07

Ck&DGOG AE1IC3qsAS.
OH Kegs liqror colouriig
BY Or. boxes gunpowdcr tea
Q cases ? 10 c1nistcrs do
II bags cid Java coffee
qr. "a ks Gcld'- sherry wine
J pipe Cd Madcr1 DO
bind old Jamaica rum
2 O.. Pipes I'D Chompmgnc brandy vim
toge e. 12r5, very superior
Jus; received. and for safe by
in ~ JNO. Y. vs. HOOK, Jr. & CO.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-07

10 ApoTEI.i ARIES And DRUGGISTS
S}TOR SAI'E.-That well known Apothecary
Z establishment, in the City of Richmond, d.
recty opposite the Eagle Hotel, lately kept by J.
II. Biamire decd. Tine advantages which this
stand possesses wholesale and retail establish
ment are not surpassed BY any in Richmond The
stock on hand is complete, fresh, and of good
quality further description Is deemed unneces>
sary. For terms apply at the above establishment.
L. 7. BLAMIRE A3mr.
Of :. II. GLANIRE decd
All persons indebted to me said J. II. Blamire
decd are requested to make immediate payment
as further indulgence cannot De granted
&c AI-1td-3tc Il. Il. u.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-07
Dissolution of Co-partners!,in

TESHE Co-parnership of JouN i. QuAR1Es &,
IA Co. was di solved By mutual Consent on the
2iln ST. All persons having q inns against that
firm Wi! present them f,r plvment to lean II
QUAHLEs-who is authorized t. receive all dcbts
due the firm, and grant dIscharges-As it is no,
only desirable bat very important tina, 1! i. bn.l-
ness should be closed as speed ly as. poss. tle.
those indebted are requested 10 make early pay.
ment or should this be nconveIt mt, oiye th.ir
bonds for whatever may be due.
Louisa Court House. Va. June 23:h. 1881
FLEMING JAMES
JOSEPH SHEPPARD JAMES.
JOHN #. QUARLES
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-07

A4NOk sale at the Sign IF he PADDOCK, a
a complete assortment of 5CYFEiES. which
| warrant.
The British Patent Scythes. from 40 TO 81
inches; all worth The attention If FARMERS.
AND \ GENERAL ASSORTMENT W
3 - sToVg ARE,
SADDLERY, AND ROGERS FINE CUT
LERY,
DEARBORN'S PATENT BALANCES.
SPADES .AyFD SHOTEL.S
EMERSON'S RAZOR STROPS.
Clusters Diamonds, and Genuine Henminp's
yNeedies,
Wor'h the attention o. purchasers
ma 2--L8lcy THOMAS A RUST
a Youth between fourteen and sixteen wears of
Ia age will be taken at this Office as en- appeon.
tIce-Ncne need apply unless he can read and
write tolerably well
a II AVING qualified as Administrator unon tho
ID "a estate OF Judah Myers, late of Richmond,
dec, all persons having claims upon said estate will
present them to me, and all persons indebted to the
same will make payment to me.
jy Sd ct if DANIEL WELLER, Admir-.
4 NUNPOWDER TEA.-Gunpowdcr Tea, Pa
U-S and Frankns cargoos, 1891, very
choice, for sale by OTIS, DUNLOP & co.
W5 st
Union Fire Company, No. d.
a TfEED a meeting OF your company on To-
d murrrw evening, the 9th inst, at & O'Clock.
at the Engine hcuse--By order of the Captain.
iy ) 4. LEMOSY, Scc'rv.
Is BbRSONS having claims against the estate
Il of James Govan, late of Hanover, will
bring them forward, and those indebted to it, will
please make immediate payment TO either
JAMES GOVAN,
EDWARD GOYAN,
ARCU'D GOVAN
Ex'oTs Of JAMES GOVAN. decd.
n 1ayy6t
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8 SEQ sas acaasg -N gaaaMs
fORY or m; ~ IN ~
- -----a
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Hnr James Fisher. SOn-is. from Port month
tN' ~ WITH iay and lun.be5, 10 Jas I1lsher.
10 ~ Logan. ;r"n n, IF III " it'll Germ.
5allas. ''''' ~ 9TH
S'hr Ceres, Couriwy, frcm Ram .i,annock
"'sa corn, I" 'Ei'nbc,lakc.
ochr Brainard, from Norll;. with tobaccc.
Seh' Philadelphia, Barrett, firm New York
with hay aud ballast.
" Sehr AGnrn, Hooper, from Baltimore, via
No,fIik and Pete sbug, With sundres.
Schr Lady Monroe, from Baltimore
MICKLE'S OFFIOE.
I'D hAWN Nos. of the Grand Con-
soIidajed Lottery, Glass Nc. 10.
III, l6, 81, %, Is, L.
TOMORROW!
Us NEW YORK LOTTERY-Drov;,,r ;l
be received Tomorrow, at u o'clock
PRIzEs!-S15,0 $6,9I4, &c. &c. &c.
Tickets IS, Halves 50 so, Quarters 81 25
ST. PETER'S CHURCH LOTTERY.
Drawing will be received SUNDAY
PRIzEs!-S5, OOO 1882, &c. &c.
ilckets ~, Halves 81 Quarters so cents
For sale by
L. MICKLE,
BiGGER'S OFFICE.
lac.
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q e USE SA9.E.

N-Pu's"ancc. OF Il deed Of Trus, executed bv
's@'es q Grant. to IL" subscriber bearing dsfc
~, -, On day 81 Z b. 1926 and rec rded m the
nc 90 Tie iiosio-s Count oflhe City of Rich
III 10 "'care 70 Byrd Gcog tic payment OF
an sum 81 mon therein mcutioned:-
|Ai'G az" ~ ""i su1r"e q tnr;hsr deed OF Trust
,1',I' by inc said ) mes q. Gran, and Ann
~, "! ms -. Z" tn" Ssh :beI, bearing date the
-rn Gay ct u 1850, and recorded N the rffice
OF 'he ilus''ngs Court OF tie Cry OF Richmond.
.EEuFr =" Samuel I',wk rs 'hc payment of
Ger am sum CD! money ti., rein N, ntioned:-
o. sea 81 F. day the 18th or the present
'h' ne "co x. It far. If not the first fair
ca! 'n''caf cT, at puzzle auct on upon the pren;-
Ses, ieF rcldy Nancy, - or parcel of ground
'"hifl''Hg Cd ut h. I on acre, with The building
ana im?r"v. ments thereof living md being in
Pat part OF The Gig Il Richmond knounand
designetcd as Euvais addition to the same, and
numbered . IN tine plan OF that addition: beinr
lie sare I which lie large brick building
stan4s ii pres ent occupied by The said Jas. e.
IN" tiiie to The above properly is believed TO
lie good bat acting as Trus &C shall only con-
vey such t,;lc us Is yes. CT to me.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-07
Drugs, Medicines, &c.

Drugs, Medicines, &c.
ii Il Subs, r,bcr has received by late arrival.
4 trum the Nortnrrn Cities a fresh supply OF
Drugs, Med cints, &c, among which, are the
GLOWING, viz:
Blue Pill mass English
Preston smelling salts
Denarcot sed OPIUM
Lupulne
Ext colocynih, comp.
Ext. B-ilaGona
Hul's trusseS
Black op
Butter of Antinlony
Ivory black
Powder pufiS
Phosphorus pocket lights genuine,
Corn rnbbers patent
Cream Soap
Sui pin. Quinine,
= Morphine,
Acct. Morphine,
Lavender, Rose, Orange Flower 81 Cologne
Water,
An pump for drawing the breast with
Glasses, comprised in neat mahoga ny case.
AIS, DAILY EXPECTED,
100 kegs, Lewis No. /, Whre Lead,
5 barrels SPIT Turpentinc,
5 casks Spanish Brown-for sale by
ly7 II. G.. McNEMARA
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-07

StOCE Of GrOCe7leS at H2lCt1Or.
e yHE subscriber, intending to remove to the coun
& try for his health, will SELL at Public Auc
ton, on TUESDAY, the 10Th of July next his en-
ety-Thc above stock will be offered privately until
the day of sale. DANIEL BOATRIGHT.
Sale to be conducted by OrIs, DUNLOP & Co.
Je u eotds
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JNO. q. WILLIAMS,

The above properly is situated in healthy
ana r.iI'rd Eart oi the City. the dwelling house
IS vel calculated far large family, having
we've rooms six are large. and a passage
."eivc feet vide and !irty IN length. the cut
houses a." ali u one block, eighty two feet in
oHGih, there is a>we!l Of excellent water in.
ne yards also hrick smoke house and dairy,
al The mate Is of these buildings are of the
hrsl qual'y, great bag N may be had. The
Undersigned is determined for the Trustee to
I'll for the purpose of paying his debts. The title
is unqueSiIoaa#ir. JAMES 4. GRANT.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-07

GD-At the Eagle, in this City, on Sunday
nignt last' after suffering illness, RrcmARp nj
,;' Esq late of Petersburg, for some
time past, most usually residing in ion;s;,ra
rev men were ever more generally beloved.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-07

For three four years, talents of the first or
der, and some of the most influential presses in
South Carolina and Georgia, and one or two in
Virginia, have been employed in incorporating
During all this period, the friends of that moa-
sure even those whose fortunes depend on it, here
and elsewhere, have, thslight exceptions, shrunk
from any attempt at its vDdicaton in those sections
OF the union Fe1o instances hare euey occurred of
Ggrcdter destitution Of sound policy or puJiic shirt
Had those persons done their duty, the southern
eferyescenco weuld never have risen 10 it's present
dangerous height. Should any fatal result take
place. the responsibility will rest almost altogether
on them-and they '0iH Larc q fair claim In tie re-
probation If posferity. tits delightful on the other
hand, to record that the union has, in the south
erp states, been nobly defended by citizens who alb
hor tho tariff almost much as Dr. Cooper or
Mr. Hamilton; but great arc their objections
to Che tariff, they moro strongly object to disunion
and civil war.
Philadelphia, June So 1881.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-14
MRS. SHEFFEY

INTENDS to open Seminary for the Ed
ucation of Young Ladies, on the first of
| November, where will be taught ali the
branches usually attended to, in the best
schools. She has engaged, as the prin-
cipal ofthe establishment, Mr.. J.W ORTIZ
lNGToN SMITH, gentleman well known
TO the public, and of great experience i'm
teaching. She has also been fortunate
enough to obtain teachers of well tested
ability, in every department of science
and literature.
On herself will devolve the important
and interesting task of uperintending
the department of those entrusted to her
care. 10 perform this arduous duty
with vigilance and maternal tenderness,
her best energies will be exerted.
The residence of Mrs. Shefley is very
favorable for the purposes ola school. Ii
is remarkably elevated and healthy, suf-
ficiently remote from the noise and bus
tie of town, and has an extensive and
beautiful lawn for the recreation and ex-
ercise of the pupils.
Mrs. Shelley will receive few Young
Ladies into her family as boariers.S
Board can also be had on good terms in
many of the most respectable families in
town.
TER MS:
Board, including washing, per session
of five months, $50
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Gram
mar and Geography, with the use of
Globes IN
Ancient and Modern History, Logic,
Rhetoric and Composition IL
Chemistry, Natural Philosophy and As
tronomy Is
French, Italian and Spanish, IS for one,
and for all 90
Drawing, Landscape and Poonah paint
ing s.
Music Is
Boarders will be charged ono dollar per
session for the use of the Piano.
Board and tuition to be paid one half in adj
vance.
Staunton, Sept 80.
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SMITHS
CHURCH HARMONY.

From the Franklin CPa. } Republican.
We have hitherto neglected TO notice a
neatly printed & excelentselec of Church
Music, lately published by our townsman.
Mr. Henry Smith. Although we do moi
profess TO be connoisseurs in music, vet from
what little we do know of it, and from the
recommendations we have seen, by men bet
ter skilled in such matters than we are, we
can confidently recommend it TO the public
as a first rate work Of the kind. At the last
sessions of the Zion's Chassis Of the German
Reformed Church, and the Eastern Confer
ence ofthe Evan. Lutheran Synod of West
Pennsylvania, resolutions, highly commen-
datory of the work and hatterng TO the pub
Usher, were adopted by those reverend bo-
dies. In addition to The taste displayed by
the publisher, in the selection Of tunes, we
may add that the very low price Of the book
will be considerable inducement TO the COM
munity TO have il introduced into Singing
Schools and Socie les throughout The coun-
try, generally. We should be pleased to
see it iavorably received, and the publisher
remunerated for his labor and expense.
&5-The above work may be had at
the Store of JosEPn CowAN.-Price 80
cents.
,Suunton, Sept. 9.
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NOTICE.

| WILL give the highest price in
Cash, for likely YOUNG NEGROES,
from ten TO thirty years of age. shall
be generally found at Mr.. Fawcett S
Tavern, Staunton. Any person wishing
to negotiate with me for the sale of such
property, may address me by letter to
that place. For further information APP
ply at the bar ofthe Eagle Tavern.
JOHN. j. WILLIAMSON.
July lJth.-lE
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TAELORING.
-zZ06-
Surtng .EdeUtntIe.

THE undersigned returns his thaHks
to his friends and the public for the libc-
raj patronage he has received, and res
Pectfully informs them that he still car
ries OH the Tailoring business at his old
stand, where he hopes to merit and meet
a continuance of their support.
He hes recently employed some of
the best workmen in the u. States, and
has this morning received the latest
Fashions from New York, Philadelphia
and London. To those who may favor
him with their custom, he can therefore
promise work made up in style which,
for fashion, neatness and durability, will
suffer by comparison with no work done
in the Union, and at the shortest notice.
His customers are requested to call and
examine his work and fashions, speci-
mems ofwhich are always on hand.
A full suit Of clothes will be made at
any time, when required, in tweDty-four
hours. NJ. QUINLAND.
Stanton, Nay 8. lS3I.--l
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NOTICE TO MILLERS.

A MILLER. without a family. or one
with small family, who can come well
recommended as moral, sober, honest,
industrious man, & who can take charge
of Water-Grist Mill; 3 miller who
understands his trade and can do mer-
chant work-who is mechanic enough
to keep his millin order and repair her;
and one who can be satisfied with mo-
derate wages, may find a Situation by
applying Immediately by letter to the
subscriber. Applicants will state the
salary demanded none but such as des-
aribed above need apply.
JAMES A. LEWIS.
Kdna,chd C. H., Oct.7.
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ten or eleven inches high-W hen spo-
ken to be appears very humble and sub
missive, and generally answers to ques-
tons that require an assent, that it is a
fact, or that it is so in fact. When he
abscOnded he stole s. carried away with
him quantity of articles. AS the a
foresaid slave ran away in September
last and reached McConnelsburg, in
Pennsylvania, where he was taken, it is
probable that he may again make for
that State. The said slave has always
been treated with great kindness and hu-
manity, and it is hoped that all well
disposed persons will aid in his appre-
dension.
Also, at the same time, and in COM
pany with the aforesaid Charles, negro
man slave named MOSES, son of said
Charles, 10 or 20 years of age, slender
make, very black, about five feet ten or
eleven inches high.-IIe has lump on
his breast. He carried off with him the
following articles of clothing, to wit:
one white Fur hat, one drab pair of pan
falcons, one drab roundabout, one pair
striped cotton pantaloons, one dark Cas-
inett jacket, two coarse cotton shirts,
one pair tow pantaloons, one cotton shirt,
plated bosom, one pair of blue cotton
stockings, one pair of coarse shoes and
one pair of fine shoes. A reward of for
ty dollars will be given to any one who
may lodge them in jail, so that they may
be gotten again, or one half for either,
or if brought home all reasonable char
ges paid. WILLIAM BOYS,
DAVID SPOTTS.
Stanton, June 81, 1881.
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NOVEEE.

Alb persons are hereby notified that
the subscribers, heirs of George ".
Sha'c, decd, late OF Bath county, are
determined hereafter TO pay no claims
which may be brought against the Es-
tate of said deceased-he being dead
nearly eight years.
ROBERT WILSON,
Of North Carolina.
JESSE THOMAS.
Of Bah County.
Bath county, Va. Sept. 23, 1881.
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STAUNTON ACADEMY.

A meeting ofthe Trustees Of the Staun-
ton Academy, will be held at the Chan
Gerry Court room. on Monday the 18th
inst. at a o'clock: p. NJ. for the purpose
of appointing teachers to that institution;
at which time and place, applications
will be received from those disposed to
become candidates.
SAM'L CLARKE, Sec'y-
Staunton, Oct. 7.
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NOTICE.

A MEETING Of the Oyerseers of the Poor
for the county of Augusta, will take place on
Monday the 7lh day of November next, at
the Eagle Tavern, in Staunton at which
time and places al persons having business
with the b0affl vii sitend punctually.
WAI1fBK III. TAPP, Clerk.
Sepiembei 30
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COMMODORE BARNEY,


Prepared from autographed manuscripts
in the possession Of his family.
THE Chimes" of the late Commo-
dore Barney, embrace the twomost inter-
esting and important events of the eigh-
teenth century, namely, the American
and French Revolutions; and the War OF
1912 between the United States and
Great Britain, in all of which he was
eminently distinguished by his chival-
rous and gallant conduct. The work
will comprise numerous anecdotes, per.
sonal, political, and historical, of many
ofthe illustrious men of the period, and
notices of many interesting incidents,
which it is believed, have never before
been published.
II isnot deemed necessary to explain
more at large the design of the intended
work, or to lavish profession as TO the
merit Of its execution. II will be put to
press 50 soon as the amount of subscrip-
ton shall be sufficient to justify the risk
and will be completed either in one Oc-
iGrO volume, Of between 3 and 400 pa
ges, or in hco DaodecimoS, as may be
found hereafter more convenient to the
publisher, and delivered to subscribers
for s. 90, payable ON the delivery
Should the patti tonnage be such as to ena-
bic the publisher to incur the additional
expense, the volume will be embelish-
ed with an engraved likeness of the
Commodore, from portrait thought by
his family to be n very perfect resem.
blance.
GSeSUbscriptions received at this Of
fee.
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PUBLIC SALE.

IN virtue of two deeds of trust exc
cuted by Henry B. Roland to the sub
scriber, one bearing date the lst of Sep
TENDER 1929, the other bearing date the
18th of August 1880, and both duly of
record in the Clerks office of Augusta
county. L will, for the purpose of rails
ing the sums of money due from Henry
Is. Roland to Thomas Brockenbrough
and Cotton and Clarke, therein express
ed, proceed to sell at public auction, for
ready money, the following real estate
IN the town of Mount Sidney, before the
door of the tavern of Michael Wise, on
the 22d dag Of October, 1881, to wit:
Three half Acre Lots,
designated in the plat of said town by
Nos. Ia. 10, 81 p. Lot No. Ii, sit
uated nearly opposite the tavern of said
- Wise, has two story brick
ssssMa D1CetIing House,
-'-a- with other convenientbuildin
erected upon it, and is well calculated
for retail store, and for the accommo-
datlon of family.-Lots No. 10 81 %
are both unimproved the former adj
joins No. Ia and would be valuable as
an appendage to it,
The title to the above property is be-
lieved to be good, but selling as trustee
VIII only convey to the purchaser such
title as is vested in me by the trust
deeds aforesaid.
JOHN II. PEYTON, Trustee.
Stanton, 10th Sept. 1881.
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PROTRACTOR SYSTEM

THE subscriber of the firm of KrTcH-
IN a. DUN, is duly authorized by Mr..
allen Ward, tosell the right to use his
Protactor System for cutting garments,
and WreceiYe subscribers for his quar-
terly reports ofthe Philadelphia Fash
ions. ISAAC DUNN.
Stanton, Sept. %.
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Chas. c. alerande.
JacOb HuH
Mrs. CdrolineRrack
enridge
| Meredith BrGcLten
ridge 3
W7Hiam Brag
James Brooks
Jonathan Brooks
Valentine Bare
limos BotstorG
Daniel Bell
Jas. Bell, Il. Glade
William W. Baskir
Harriet Bear
MchdL Bear
Isabella Best
Mary S. Black
lfrS. Elizabeth Brat
ton
Nancy Burns
George ". BGcken-
StOe
MAJ. Jos. Broun
John Copehart
Col. Crawford
Robert Curry
Prudence Curry
Hbraham Carson
Jacob Crist
Robert arson
William Chambers
Martin C0iner
John Cdutzman
James COurSeG
augusta county; his
letter is from Mary
aid Henry NdUe
HIM. ". DOnaghe
Thomas DerUees
James Edgar
I'm. $. ESkridgo
John j. EdckIer
JACOB EdCkner
Jacob Edckler
Samuel FTesher
James Fenrick
augustus CARRIER
Sarah GilkeSon
John GdlbraiH
Francis Gardner
John Gregory 9
UiHidn CARRIER 2
John Guthrie 2
Sarch ~. Hyde
LeUi JKoBrook
Harry at AiEers l.
UOrLss
George LEousemdn
Jacob HaIderBldH
John HdrTeU
DaUid Huffman
James Henderson
I'M n Harrison
UiIiiant IOricis 3
Rec. Samuel Ken
nerIy 3
Polly h1ncaid 2
George ~. Lancaster
Mss s. h. Lctois 2
William Laymay
William HITLER Sen.
.John Miller
Samuel Moore 3
7, 7
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Samuel 1ioler
Abraham 1foicrs
Margaret Mahoncy
Daniel 1Ioyers
DR.. james M. Nor
Tis care oil. liar.
man
Samuel M,irchison
John j. McNahon
John Nc Williams
John Nc Causland
Harrison McKennY
John McLinn 2
Elizabeth Nabers
Dauid ". Pattersors
David Z. Palmer
William Pifman
John Parsons 2
John T. II. Preston
George Plot
Richard Potts
George ". Quick
William B. Rippetoe
Larence Raines
Cap. Henry b. RO-
land
Erasmus Stribling
Stevenson s. Points
LeUi Il. Stevenson
Henry Smith
JacOb Smith 3
Iir. Smith Paper
MGker
Isaac Smith
Christ'r Slagls
Henry SiagIe
Samuel Sterrett
Mrs. EU. III. Sterritk
Hiss En-. n. iSerritt
HndretO n. Stuart
Corinna n. Sheppard
Jacob StCopc
Henry ShaUer
Henry SpeaLre
Burkhart ISIoneker
Philip s. c. Stroller
Dabney Shelton
John StCiSher
WilIiam Thompson
James Turk
Philip Thurman
Rey. I'm. Il. UU1fE
ID. ID.
Sarah Q. TTTlIson
Jacob " drlUick
Samuel T.. HIlliam
son
John UGlker
Mrs. j. G. Hdshing
ton
Jacob ZINE
liatHetr UillsOn
DR.. hudson Vdd
die
James L. Watson
IIayy s.. Udiis
CambcH n. Walfon
Robert n. HIiison
George Wilson
William Vail
Hibert q. Hdtldhd
John H. Iaipi
CGtharine YOufbL
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N O Tz C e.
SEALED PROPOSAL,

SEALED PROPOSALS
WILL be received by the undersign-
ed until the 29th day Of this month, for
Beg, PORK, Flour, 6 Wood,
for the use of the Western Lunatic Hos
pital, for one year, from the first day of
November next. The proposals will
be opened in the presence of the Court
of Directors, and subject to their ratifi-
cation'or rejection.
The proposals must state the price per
hundred Of Beef and Pork, Flour by the
barrel, and Wood by the cord.
S. M. WOODWARD,
Keeper Of the w. L. Hospital.
October 7, 1881.