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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-11
70 Gavaeuers "nA & srMers
WIN. NJ. MORRISON,

VIM. Nj. MORRISON,
King Street, Alexandria, ID. G.
HAS just received, on commission, from J. b. Rus
Z sells Seed Establishment, Boston, large, prime
and rich assortment of
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
Warranted to be Of the growth OF 1880, and many OF
them Prize Seed. which have taken the premium from
the Massachusetts, Horticultural Society which he will
sell by the bushe, pound or package, at the Boston
prices, viz:
Early dwarf Mohawk snap beans
DO do cranberry do
Do large Lima pole do
10 English Windsor do
DO Washington peas
Do double blossom frame peas
DO Dwarf b!le imperial do [ex1cl'ent]
Ong salmon rsdish
White turnp do
Cherrl SC ariet turnip rooted radiSl
Early scarlet short top do
Naples orr long white summer do
Long blood beet ttruc sort]
French sugar or amber beet
Early turnip rooted hlaCd beet
MangO'd wurtzci 81 society beet
Long Altfngham Carol IA new sort from England
Early horn carrot time for 'he tablet
Long orange Carrot t'rHe scr.
White Portugal ouiur. t6ne and midi
Yellow Du oh onion rs We
Large deep red onion Green Cape Savoy cab
Curied cress or pepper bage
grass Red Dutch 10, for pckrg
Double curled parsley l'uia basa
pricklyspnnachfor greens Large Dutch psrsnip
Tomato or love apple Royal Cape head lettuce,
Canada crook neck squash very fine
Long yellow crook do do Early turied si'esis do
Eariy summer scoiiop do renniShali lettuce, small
White fat t,irnp, fir winter heads
yellow do, very fine Satisfy orvegetab'e oy ster
Long Yellow French turnip Early green cluster Gu
Early winter Dutch turnip cumher
Drumhesd cabbage DO frame do
Early York do DO short prickiy do
DO Dutch do Long do do
Large Cape Savoy cab DO green Turkey do
bsge DO white do
Green ci,ron melon delicious green Aesh]
Pine apple do do do
Long Island water melon
Early ruscsrora corn; Yellow Canada do
Large summer ssvory, &c.
Also Boxes which contain 10 different kinds of seed
neatly put up packages and labelled, at - per box
All orders from the countr, attended to Immediately.
Also for sais above, the New American Gardiner,
4,h edition, containing practical directions on the cul-
ture of fruits and vegetables, landscape and ornamen
tsl gardening grape vines, silk, strawberries, &c by
+ G Fessenien, Editor Of the New Eng land Farmer.
feb Geo
or The Political Spectator, Warrenton, Va. will
copy the above
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-11

Washington CITY. feb IS -2w
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Erecuior of BE 2

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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-11
Notice.

TIVE creditors of Benj,mr Baden deceased. aohose
claims haze been passed by the Orphans Court. W.!
receive their dis,r, shares application 10 the
subscriber after the 10th inst. This notice will
be plead in bar of any demand hereafter made
IHO& " HITTtNGTOM,
Executor Of Benz Boden
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-11
Cush In Market.

WYE wish to purchase ONE HUNDRED NM
w FIFTY LIKELY NEGR0ES, Of both sexes,
from IL 10 Is years of age--feld hands. Also, me-
chanics of every description
Persons wsliingte seu would do we'll to give us
scs. as we are determined to give higher pricesfor
ssves than any purchaser WHO'S now or may be hore'
after IN this market
ANY communication in writing will bepromPtly AZ
tended to- We can at ali times be found al ourresi-
dence west end of Duke street, Alexandris, ID. c.
ian - FRANKLIN q hhArlhLp'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-11

Sugar, &c.
AZ HnDS ST Croix sugar
L - 10 bbis Go do
hhds Porto Rico do
40 boxes steam refined sugar
SO bbs do do
half pipes brandy
bbs cordial
10 boxes pound-'ump tobacco
casks winter straines oil
100 boxes bunch raisins
20 casks rice
so bbls brown soap
50 reams large size wrapping paper
90 4" fooscap paper
In store and for sale Moderate terms, hy
feb % JAMES IRWIN.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-16
Windoac Glass and Hard Ware,
LORING & KUPFER

q Bcppn No 10 Merchants Ro,o,
Ell Tor sale large assortment of Win
90" GLASS, all sizes, of the following Factories.
viz:
ooo boxes Boston and South Boston Window
Glass, LIST ard Cd qualities, at great discount
from factory prices,
lOO0 boxes Waterford Glass the best Cylinder
Glass manufactured In the United States for
the price,
200 boxes Chelmsford Glass,
2O0 do. Jersey Glass,
lu0 do. English Crown Glass,
1900 do. New York Glass, 6 BY 8, 7by 9. and
l0bys, y
oOo boxes Ontario and Geneva Glass, 6 by 8. ?
by O, and 10 by 8,
90 crates English Crown Glass.
Picture Glass, all sizes,
Small Glass; suitable for Green Houses
part of the above are consirnments from
the manufacturers, and will be sold low bv the
quantity.
Also, 1850 boxes 2 by 9, 10 bys, 12 by 9, and IA
by 10 Crown Glass, very thick and cheap,
=, suitable for factories and workshops,
New England Crown Glass, all sizes,
GLAZIERS DIAMONDS.
10 Purchasers will find more extensive as.
sortment of Glass, than at any other Store in
the city, and on the most favorable terms.
" Likewise very extensive assortment,
OF Birmi"s@"'" GH1 oheDJetd H9RD WIRE
GOODS, received by recent arrivals from Liv.
erPool' 4w Boston, Nov. Is.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-16
REPRESENTATIVES, CHOSEN.

Worcester, Otis Corbett, Jubal Harrington,
Luther Burnett, Jr., Lewis Bigelow, Ma
thaniel Stowell. Westboroagh, Joshua Mel
len, Nahum Harrington. Milford, none.
Sterling, Jacob Conant, Thomas Wright
Leicester, John Hobart, John King. Sutton,
Joshua Armsby, Reuben Waters, j. Graf
ton, Harry Wood, Samuel Wood. .Milibu-
ry, William NJ. Benedict, Elijah Waters.
Shrewsbury, Nymphas Pratt. Upton, Elisha
Fiske. Western, Pardon Allen. South
bridge, Larkin Ammidown, Oliver Hooker.
BroOkfetd, Jesse Bliss, Abraham Skinner,
Rufus Harrington. Spencer, - Adams.
Dudley, George A. Tufts, Abel Williams.
.Mendon, Daniel Thurber, Caleb V. Allen,
- Gaskill. ". Boylston, Silas Newton.
Parton, Tyler Goddard. St,rbridge, Jas.
Johnson, Thomas Merrick. Bolton, Bar
nard Nurse. Hubbardston, Moses Waite,
Henry Prentiss. Odkham, Washington Al
len. Leominster, Wilder Carter, Carter
Gates. Rutland, Joseph King. Urbridge
Joseph Day, George Willard. .Nor!hbridge
Sylvanus Holbrook Ftchburg, Zacharial
Sheldon, Ebenezer TOrrey. Gardner, Tim
othy Haywood.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-16
DIED :

In Spencer, Nov. IL, widow Asenath, wife Of
Isaac Smith, aged 69.-Printers Vermont Nep
deGth.
In Sutton, Nov. 6, Mr.. Alfred Marble, aged 90
In Brookfield, Sept. 81, George Henry, son Of
George ID. and Alice Josselyn, aged Is months.
In Westchester County, IN. VI Gen. Philip Van
Cortland, aged 80. he was for many years a men,
Der OF Congress. He was one ofthe worthless whose
names belong to our history. He was in active
service during the whole war, and distinguished in
several memorable engagements. In private life he
was one of the distinguished ornaments of society.
In Nhtingham, WI Oct. 26, Miss Lucy CLARK,
was afflicted with the dropsy. and from the 10Th
day OF November, $780, to the time of her death.
she was tapped &c different times, and never had
less than II quarts of water drawn at one operation
The weight Of all the water drawn as accurately
stated, was 6 % lbs.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CASTOR OIL Mr.. Andrew Wright of Con-
cord has successfully cultivated the Ca stor Bean
for Oil, number Of years, and the oil is certified,
by Dr. Bartlett, to possess all the qualities Of the
best imported. The kernels when pressed cold
yields two gallons Of oil to the bushel. There are
persons in the Western States who make 5000 gal
Ions year. 1t sells for about one dollar gallon
A second rate quality is made from the kernels
pressed second time when much heated. Al
the first pressing the kernels are slightly warmed
Here the land yields about half as many bushels
Of the castor bean as it does of Indian Corn
Mr. benjamin Draper Of Boxborough, has erected
Castor Oil Press, --Boston Centinfl.
THE TEMPERANCE CAusE in Barnstabo
county is gaining rapidly. The County Com
missioners mot on the llih ult., and closoc
their session on tho 20th. No licenses were
granted for the sale Of ardent spirits, and only
two Tor the sale of wine, beer, ale and cider.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-16
TO Observation-Disclosures,
VIM. HOVEY & CO.,

III the Upper Lock, near The Red Mills,
la AVE for sale, and design constantly tC
Il IA keep, DYE STUFFS Of every descrip
t'1n' and to sell as low as they can be purchas
ed IN Boston or Providence, with the addition
OF ireights, at wholesale or retail
NOW on HAND
~ bags Sicily Sumac; do. Trieste do. 4,
~ Carboys Spirits Salts,
20 do. Aquafortis,
Q hhds. Copperas; 10 bills Alum,
80 bb!s. Ground Bar Wood,
30 do Frankford first quality Starch,
10 do. Red Saunders,
u casks Cut HacAe Wood,
10 do. Dutch Madder,
80 bbls. French do.
IS casks F. c. Sappan Wood,
1000 ieet G by Window Glass,
90 tons Logwood in Stick,
20 do. Fustic do do.
$ do. Sappan Wood do. do.
$50 feet by 9 Glass,
Dry White Lead,
Linseed Oil; Glue,
800 gals. Cider Vinegar,
10 carboys Oil Vitriol
~, s boxes Fullers' Soap.
Worcester, Nov l6 eo3t
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-16
COMMON SCHOOLS.

VIE attention of Teachers, School Com
n mutees, and Of all others interested IN
lHe SucJect o. education in Common Schools, i.
Teq"eStea TO that raluab!e and very popular Sc.
rtes o. School Books recommended By the Mas
SGen.setls Contention of School Teachers, uiz
LIVED READER-THE GENERAL
CLASS BOOK.
W The Convention which recommended
'hese books met in Boston, and was attended by
upwards Oh ZoO persons, consisting of Teachers
ano other friends of education from the Staten
oil Maine, Massachusetts,, Vermont, New Hamp.
shire, and Connecticut.
from Hon. W. B. Calhoun, late Chairman of
the COMMITTEE on Education in the Legislature
o. Massachusetts,, and now Speaker of the
Rouse =" gave them very thorough exam.
.haIioh' ana found them so peculiarly adapted
70 the wants OF scholars in the early stages Of
education, that recommended their introduc.
ton into our schools at ONCE"
from Tie Christian Examiner published in
BoSt0a Li1erPooL and London" In these
Books the author has carried forward his plan
oil facIle instruction more completely than il
done in any similar kook in our language, that
has come to our knowledge
The american Journal Of Education, in no.
ticing this series of books speaks of them as
intended "to obviate prevailing evils in the
method of teaching the English language, and
as being on tho whole sxcellently adapted to
their object
From Hon. Samuel C. Allen, late member Of
Congress-" In the Improved Reader and the
franklin Primer, the author, it is believed, has
achieved what could not be done but by the
union of philosophy and experience
From Professor Hitchcock of amherst Col.
tege - The General Class Book The prin.
cipal excellence of this book, aRd Of the others
which have preceded it by the same author,
consists in its adaptation to the capacities of
young children in the different stages of their
early education
The Primer, Reader, and Class Book, are
also recommended by the "Revue Encyclope.
d'que," published in the city of Paris. one Of the
most distinguished scientific journals of Europe
also by the North American Review, the Teach
ers Society Of Troy, IN. " and by various
VI These Books are recommended as de-
cided improvements. Teachers who are best
acquainted with their merits, do not hesitate 10
recommend them as superior to any Books ot
the kind that have yet met their eye. They will
be found, such is the excellence Of the plan ant
neatness and simplicity of style, remarkabl,
calculated TO interest, and of course to benefit
| the young mind.
u Teachers, Committees, &c. are request
ed to call and examine these Books.
For sale by DORR & ROWLAND, whole
sale and retail 4w Nov. 16
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-16
THE ELECTION

We give below the return of votes. so
far as we have received them, for Governor
and for Senators in this County. JudqiDo
from the complexion of these returns we
should suppose that Gov. Lincoln is re-
elected by ii handsome majority over all his
opponents. We also incline to the belief
that the entire National Republican list of
Senators is also reelected. In the towns
given below. they have nett gain Of about
400. Should the remaining towns come in
equally favorable they will have hand
some majority over both the opposing tick
cts.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-16
CASH STORE.

vENHE subscriber has opened a Store in Graf
IL ton, on the road leading from New Eng
land Village TO Westboro, where he offers fol
SAFE general assortment OF. EUROPE.4N
ahERICA.N, and WEST india GOODS
lAfdent Spirits excepted) at reduced prices fol
cash or produce. JOHN KIMBALL.
Nov liz
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-16
NM RIED

In Charlton, Nov ID, by Rev. John Wilder Jr
Mr. Bucklin Fits of Elolliston, to Miss Mary Lathe
In Oakham, Nov, ., Mr. Luther b. Wetherby Of
Sutton, TO Miss Charlotte w. Adams of Oakham
In aiibury, Oct. 9, MIR. Abijnh Allen to Mis-,
Pamela March.
In uXbridse, Oct. 50, by Rev Samuel Judson
Col. John w. Capron to Miss Catherine b. Messin.
ger
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-16
NOTICE.

WDERSONS in the towns of Millbury, Graf
n ton, Northbridge, and Sutton, who take the
Worcester Newspapers ofme and who owe for 6
months and upwards, are earnestly requested Ia
make immediate payment, 1t is expected that
those who are much in arrears will not suffer
their bills to remain unpaid any longer. Il
toord to the ,oiss is sufficient.
Nov. 10, HENRY WOOD.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-16
SLEEVES and SAFES.

FENHE subscriber continues manufacturing
n Wire Sleeves of various kinds; such as
Meal Sleeves, Sand Riddles, &c, Orders for the
same may be directed TO d. HAYWOOD, Wor,
cester, or to the subscriber. He also manufac.
lures SAFES of all kinds for meat and proyis-
ions which may be had of JAMES GREES e. Co.
and at the CANAL STORE, in Worcester, or of
the subscriber in Rutland
April 81. u JABEZ BIGELOW.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-16
Operations ON the Teeth,
Worcester Due House Compa,,v

A RE now prepared to Cleanse GENTLE
IA MEMS GARMENTS of every descrip-
ton by new and improved process Coats,
Pantaloons, and Vests cleansed and finished SO
as to look and fit as well as when new, if not
too much worn Also, remove Spots and Stains
from Garments of every description withou,
injury. Office opposite Central Bank.
Worcester, May Is. e4wtf
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-16
WANTED.
WANTED

Handel s. Haydn Singing Books.
HV large supply of the above Books which
they will furnish TO Societies and Schools on
reasonable terms Also, Wattss and Select
Hymns, and Winchells Watts, at the lowest
Boston price.
Worcester, Nov g 6teo
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-16

There will be an examination ofthe Schol-
ars attending Thomas Fry's Boarding
School in Bolton on the 18th instant COM
mencing at one o'clock, P. NJ. The Pat
rons ofthe School, and Friends of Education
are respectfully invited to attend.-[ CON- !
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-16
FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY

Mr.. EDITOR: 1t has grieved me much to find
that the article communicated to the Spy week
before last, signed A., has been enormously
thought to reflect on the professional character
and popular standing of Jonas l.. SIBLEY, Esq
Such at least was not the intention Of the wri-
ter, and he readily embraces an opportunity to
correct the impression. A.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-16
80 Towns,

1t is said that Gov. Lncoln's majority in
Boston is about 1900. The papers of YES
terday give returns of only 10 wards, in
which his majority is 1877.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-16

Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Nov. 9. 1881
10 the Heirs Of 1HADpsus iBoSD, late of West
Minister. in said County, deceased and to all others
concerned in the Estate Of said deceased,
GnEErINs.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
M seehtl atthe Court OF Probate to be hoi,ie
At Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues.
DAY IN December next, at ten OF the clock, be.
fore noon, to show cause why the Instrument
which purports to the last Wills aud Testament Of
SAIL deceased should not lie approved; and YOU
VIII be heard thereon.
46# NATII,, pAINp ut
Worcester, SIS Probate ofice. Nov. s, 1851.
10 The Widsru and Heirs of JONAH Howe, late o.
Shrewsbury. IN said County, decreased, aud 10 al
others concerned I" The Estate Of said deceased,
GREETIN No.
NOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
II see ht) at the Court OF Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County. ON the first Tues.
day in December next, at ten of the clock beio.
noon to show cause why the Accounts OF the Elk.
eeulor OF said Estate, should not be allowed; and
you will be heard thereon.
! A6* . NATH'k. PAINE, J. Prob.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-16

WORCESTER LYcEUM. A Lecture will
be delivered by DR.. John Park at the Ly-
ceum Hall, tomorrow euening, at o'clock.
PROBATE CoURT at Urbridge, on Tues
day next, 22d inst.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-16
WANTED.

TEN TO FIFTEEN FAMILIES,
A t the New England Village, in Grafton,
"A to work in Cotton Factory. Also, two
or three MULE. SPLNNERS. None need APP
ply but Those of steady habits. Apply to
CHASE, LUTHER, ~ CO., at the Mill
lth mo. 2 tf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
PRIZES AMOUNTINGT0
$4,000.
cpr TNnIH SCHEME.

1886 Blanks - 900 Tickets.
MODE or ORA lPING.
To be drum on ne 4, y, {, plan - ne
1000 prizes of 81 TO be awarded 10 The III, ~
OF 3h division. TO be determined by that which
may draw the capital prize OF $1,000 70
that the holder ofthrce tickets, one ~ sacb
division. is certain 10 draw one priz'. and may
dras four. All The prizes above ihe denom'-
nation Of 81, M one wheel, and all the numbers
In another NJ once, the whole 10 be drawn IN
a few hou,s.-prizes payable in cash foIy
days alter the drawing. and subject 10 the u
sual deduction Of fifteen per cent
Tickets, $4-Halvcs, S2--Quariers 81
Tickets and shares 10 be had !" the greatest
variety Of numbers, nj
WARDS OFFICE,
Lynchhore, Va
IL All orders from n Distance. enc losing the
cash, or prize tickets, will be thankfully recei-
we'd and promptly attended 10, II add,r,sed TO
q. WARD.
May %
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A CARD.

7. ". Giimer requests those persons who
have kindly taken charge oi subscriptions Tor
the E" Virginia Times" TO return TO him, al
Charlottesville, as soon Is possible, n list OF
such subscribers Us mey have been procured.
with re ference TO their respective post-oifices.
II has been though, proper to hasten the return
OF tie subscriptions. in consequence oi init
nations which have BEEN received, that the
trims on which alone the publication would
be commenced. are probably complied with ;
and because OF he necessity which requires thai
the rrsoi should be promptly ascenained. II
the requisite number OF subscribers has been
obtained arrangements will be made tor the
Immediate publication Of the lines"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
OBITU AIRY.

DIED.-At Charleston, s. C. on the 10th
inst. JEREMIAH EVARTS, ESQ. late Secre-
,ary of the American Board OF Commission
ers for Foreign Missions. Mr.. +. left Boston
for The island Of Cuba, for the beneht OF his
health, from thence he came via Savannah TO
Charleston. Mr.. Evarts vas the author oil
,he Letters Of WILLIAM PENN, originally
,uhii.bed in the National intslligenter, which
obtained so great currency and celebrity.
in the city of New York last Friday,
SUSAN TRIP, of Duchess county, IN The
9Th wear OF her sge. She was very large OF
her age, and weighed several months since fwo
hundred aud imtniy.seren pounds ana was
supposed to have grown still heavier alter
wards.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
WOOL cARDING.

TINE SUBSCRIBER beg, leave to in form
j the Public that he has superintendent the
building of machine aud has now in ep-
erauon, and in so doing he has been enabled
to make all the necessary improvements that
n long experience At thu WOOL CARDlNG.
has induced him to believe requisite. lie
therefore hopes. by his industry aud strict at
teotiou 10 business, 10 have n large share oi
public patronage. lie deems II quite unnecrs
sary, as he is well known 10 he n prof essrd
carder, 10 say what succ, SIS he has had 10 Civ
ing satisfaction 10 all hose who have heretofore
patronized him aud inasmuGh ms his ma chin .
| cry is now in such perfect order, he ante i
patrs doing better work, IL possible. Than he
| has ever before done. CYRUS J. LYDlCk. F
| N. Is The hard times has induced HIM to
curie,l the piice OF cardiog TO q IL cents pr
pound.
Rolls for sale OF The Machine, and also n,
Nj. Quinn's Gr ocery, one door above the mar
| kst house.
This machine il in the house recently built n,
n mill by Mr.. VIM. Thurman situated in the Vi
entity Of Lynchburg, i,nme dia,ely on tho banl.
OF the river NJ The ford below the bridge.
! c. j.. l..
Nav 10, IA
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A Carder Wanted.

SEWANTED-As study industrious man Win
" has experience, ms Wool Ca,der to az
tend me MACHINE =" ne vicinity Of Lynchburg
One tho can INCOME wei recommended ,s,ll e.
cei'e literaf wages or n proportion OF me ,ro-
ht OF The Machine, Proposals by.ms,i (post maid,
will be received NATL til. first OF July (,hous
earlier application. viii he preferred They mo 1
he directed TO the virginiap Once, Lyncbburs
Va. where prrsonai application will be prefer.
red.
W The Lexington htelligenccr viii give
tho above iwoinseriions upon 10 inside form.
and forward the account ~ III office Tor cav.
menf.
May 90. IN.
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One Cent NeWa

II EFT me on the night OF the 10Th of Fs.
" Abfusry last III Frnnkiin County, my IN.
prendcs, THOMAS COFF. He Is near e,gb-
I" years Ut age, about Ave feet high, liph,
coored hair and blue eyes, he hns rather :
down look " hcn spoken 10. win give the n,
bove reward tonny person who will deliver IN ia
apprentice into my POSSESSION. I also forwarn
any person from trading with OF hsr boring or
employing the said apprentice under the renal
" of,he law. OWEN HUT.
May 30. Is
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MARRIAGES..

MARRIED.-On Thursday the 18th inst
by the Rev. Stephen Tayi"r, DR.. JOHN
p HARRISON 10 Miss ANN TATE, only
daughter of Mr.. JOHN POE all OF Rich
mond.
ON Thursday the 81 inst. by the Rev.
Mr.. Edmonson, WIN. X. DAWSON, Esq. of ST.
Charles, Mo. fnrmerly resilient OF Bnck'"g-
ham. Va. to the amiable and accomplished Miss
ANN ELIZA pom TER. daugnter of Mr..
Johu Pointer Of ST. Louis, formerly resident
OF LynchbnIg, Va.