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hope, thatseeing as they must now see, that
'Ae pS"er aud influence conferred BY the
support Of General jackson, have been and
cohitnSe to be employed 10 overthrow the
settsd psilcyof the State. they and the whole
people o. pennsylvania will also perceive that
h's further support wsuld be irrational and
suicidal.
hes0lDed. That this meeting approve of the
proposed National Convention sf the friends
! OF the Constitution, and the institutions Of
our country. 10 be held in the CITY of BALI
mere, on tho second Monday in December
next, and that the said Convention be request
Ell TO nominate suitable candidate for the
oiilcs Of Wee President, 10 be placed before
the teoPio IN conjunction with Henry Clay
Tor The eii!ee OF Presr!ent Of the u. States.
Rcsoleed, That the csnduct Of the pses;.
dent oil The Uni;ed States, in seeking. anonr
the confidential discussions in the esoine, ~
ioFmer President, materials for a pcrs,nal
quarrel Hnh the Vice President, fer The bsn
est expression of opinions which The country
had right TO cialan from him, and thus ex
h!oiiinS The sHcGsve spectacle of discussions
between the two highest officers of the CO.
'ernment, displays in the opinion of this
meeting, an UHbeconing indulgence Of self
Ism ana vlnGic!ive lecliags-an oppressive a.
bHse OF tins Influence of his station, deuar-
ture from personal dignity and official deco
rum, ara an unconstitutional disregard Of
the rights and duties of others, which, whe-
Their originating in the workings Of his own
uncontrolled passions, or isstigated by artful
ana designing iavorites, are equally to be de
P!orsd and condemned.
hcs6tced, That the citizens of Pennsylya-
ma &c requested to meet in their respectiye
CehSfes>;sssl districts IL noslinate delegates
to represent thea in the proposed National
Convention.
Res2'ocd, That the following naaed citi-
zaas, be committee TO cerre spond with the
ifeadS oil Henry Clay throughout the Union.
with power 10 I'LL any vacancies that may oc-
eur IN their body, sr il ihey deem ii necessa
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rHENALE ACADEMY.-srns Ts.,v.-s.

4 = :
I h Mss " EEHEs respt stfsilv in.eri,.
citlEens Of " nehsstor and It's viacsgliy. .g...-
! The eaSding session az their semia~s,
cemmeHce on Monday the 18Th OF hrs,E
hey tender u:eir ratefulackRoWlrdge
70 those parcals and guardians who 6,qs ~
ready honercd hem VITA tAcir patrongs.a. (
hone that a sedalous attention is ths e,.l,'.
OF the heart, mind aud manners Of ib.,e',,'.,
pils, viii ensure continuance OF sn,,,a
tion and patronage.
The following branches form the oeneT-l
routine of studies: English grammar. w,;s.
iag and arithmetic. history aud chropo,8ry.
geography with TIE use efthe globes ana -
construction Q; maps, chynistry, insslleetal
and natural philosophy, and bellies letters.
including rhetoric, composition, SC.
Terms ct tuition per session of 80 weeks
s.lo' 10 extra charges except Ger music.
French aud drawing
Popils viii be received at any time. II i.
however, desirable for them to appIv ~ a.,
commencement fine session, in order "a g..
eiillate the arrangement of the classes. s.
We'll as to- afford all the pupils eauaI aay.a- \
iages at The examination, which viii tnks
place at the end of the term.
April IA, 1891.
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The Winchester Prssbytery convened in
4 the Pres byterian Church in this place. ON
THURSDAY last. and continued IFS session nm.
I'll Monday. The Presbytery then adiogrp-
ed to meet at Woodstock, in the msGth q,
October. The meeting was well attended
Raw James NJ. Brown acted as Moderate
and Rev, William RI. Foote and Rev, Villa .,
y. Scott, as Clerks. We will endesvor 70
procure an'abstract Of the proceedings. and
lay the same before our readers in our next
aEDlvine Service will be performed at
Alount Zion Church on Sunday next, at IL
o'clock.
At the recent Conference % the Methodist
Episcopal Church, held in Washington, the
Moving appointment of preachers were
Pnaae Tor the Cumberland District:
GERARD MoaGAN, Presiding Elder.
Woodstoc6-George w. Humphries, John
". Iigden.
Winchester station--Charles A. Davis
Tinsacs'ef CIRCUMSTANCES NJ Carly, Jos:
Rowen
REORGANIZATION Monroe. Tosias p-i,av
Berheisy-Robt Cadden. w. b. Edwards
Cumberland Station-Th: II. w. Monroe
9'!sghany-Thenas Larkin. C. Hart.,en
Bsdjord-Hezekiah Best, ]: Housewife
Trough Creek Amos Smith
Cls@ sPFn'g Reed, sen. n. P.
cunningham.
On Monday last, Mary Jane, slave be-
longing 70 the estate of Bacon Bur,yen, dec:
was put on trial. charged with having corn
municated fire to the roof of the Stone House
Tavern, on Mill Creek. The testimony was
pretty strong and clear against her, bat some
doubts as to her guilt remained with one sf
the fnensbers Of the court: she was acquitted
Conviction would have heen death. Ceun.
sci Tor the Commonwealth, David Hoimes
Conrad and Edmund P. Hunter, Esqrs. for
tue prisoner, Charles James Faulkner and
Andrew Hunter, Esqrs.
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.4I'It.NiIO.N.- MILITIA
FEVt1E Company formerly commanded lv
IA Capt. Jacob Curtis, will parade Under
my Command, at q. Nelrs, on Saturday tLe
3oth inst at O'Clock, p m.
EDMUND p. HUNTER, CAPT.
April Il 1881.
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GTAUNToN AND POTOMAC RAIL

& TAUNTON AND POTOMAC RAIL
- Pursuant 10 en- act Of the &c.
neral Assembly OF Virginia, entitled "an act
TO incorporate the StauRton and Potomac
Rail Road Company the subscribers, Cd
Commissioners for the county of Rocking
ham, viii spen backs fer subscriptions to the
stock OF said CsRipany, at the Tavern Of
Col William M'SahoD, in the town o. dar
risonburg, at II o'clock, a. m. en- Monday,
he 81 dan Of Kay aeIi. (being court day. TO
be continued open lsf at leastten days. The
said act requires subscribers for st3ci; to pas
the Commissioners tivs dollars On each SCARE
at the time Of subscription.
ChssLes Letgis, Geo III (hrismaR,
RoJt r. Grafton, Jacob ID Hiiliamsss,
Thomas Ciasc, Jacob Csarad,
John Kenny, James Hal,
Log: Waterman, C0m'rs
April -, 1sjI.-3t
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Whole Ticket SIS Half$2 5e-Quariers %
A~'Ordcrs for Tickets or SaNesin the above
Lotteries, viii receive the most piompt atten-
ton ifaddressed (post paid.) TO
YATES s. MINTYRE,
Managers, U,ashingioH City.
April IA, 1881.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,
at ADDITIONALLY virtue OF deed OF
trust. executed to The subscriber OH the 18th
day of August. 1926, by Joseph Showalter,
10 secure 10 George w. Sewers, late Mar
shall of the Superior Court of ChaRcery, hol-
den at Winchester, sums of money therein
named, viii offer for sale, on Friday, the
20h day Of .ney neat, at public auction, on
the premises, valuable Tract If LIND.
near Darkesvllle, Berkeley county, Virginia,
containing about $50 acres, formerly tue pro-
perty of Richard Chenowcth, decd and the
same which was purchased by the said Ohio
walter, at The Iarshal's sale in JJly, 1896
The improvements are COED two story stone
Az.,A DWELLING HOUSE, Kitchen,
tsirs8s Barn, Stables. and ether necessary
$3.50 out houses This property will be
S@ sold subject to an incuo hranee
created by the said Chenoceth 10 hislletime,
to raise sn annuity for DEs. Philiis Chenow-
eth, Of ose hundred and ten dollars, to DC
paid ssmi Annually. Terms of sale: The a.
mount due upon the trust deed win be re
quired in cash. and is believed will be be-
tween 1900 and 1900 dollars. and TIE bal
ancc viii be required in three equal annual
instruments Grcsn the day Of sale, without in
torcst Beads with good personal security
and a trust deed will be required of the par-
chaser TO secaro the credit payments.
The land wild be ssld upon the terms a.
bave stated, by and with The consent of all
the heirs of Joseph Showaltsr, decd. The
title IS h5llesed to be indisputahle, but sSch
only will b., made tire purchaser AS is vested
in Die by the trust deed Sale will commence
about III o'clock, a. N.
NATHANIEL SEWERS,
April Z. lis. Tote.
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DIED,

DIED,
On Sunday night last, MIR HiG;an, Conleg,
Of this place.
Ca the 3ist ult in The 18Th wear of her
agc. Miss ,dia'Gs3et, only daughter OF the late
benjamin Sec!man, Of this county.
At his residence near the Falling Waters.
last evening, ,9rchitaA Porteyfsid, Nsq. a
highly respectable and worthy citizen Of this
county.
Ia Now \ ork on tbc 9Th instant. the Hou.
James L!ogd, Of Boston, eyed 81 wears - for
merly distinguished Scnator in Congress
from the State Of Massachusetts,, cad gen
Ii man whose public and private character
entitled him TO universal respect and esteem.
Ills remains have been removed to his native
CITY Tor ntcrment.
Ga Sunday morning, after protracted i'll
ness, Dir. ELISA DE BuTrs, Professor of
Chemistry - the University Of MARYLAND. a
gentleman highly distinguished in his pro
iession.
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EN3ESH LlME.--Ihe subscriber has iust
e tinished burning kiln OF first rata
LINE, which he will sell en- accommodating
terms. Apply soon.
CONRAD ROUSn.
Martinsburg, April IA, 1881
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patched all the little business on its table. &
Tue Speaker signed upwards OF a basdred
enrolled bulls. To-day the JUDICIARY bill will
come Interesting. ''' -
ne senate yesterday passed the bills re
guIauAg Clerks fees. and csncerninr the
re T0ur' oil Appeals, with yarieus minor bills.
ne election OF Judges of the Couit Of Ao
I Peais VIII now GENE on in few DAYS.
Richmond if.ig, of spra 5.
PENNSYLVANIA is decidedly in favour OF a
great national system OF Internal improve.
ments.
She IS decidedly in favor of protecting The
doGeStic industry OF the country.
che "a decidedly in favor Of unhellinp the
nauonal judiciary, ard maintaining inyiolate
the sovereignty Of the Unisn
one Is ssetdeaty in favor of renewing the
cnar'er oil The Bank of the United States, in
oFusr TO save the country from a national
bankruptcy she is sid 10 be decids,lh,
~ iafvF o. the re- election Of General jack
son, VINO : decidedly hostile to all those great
nation" OBJECTS. Truly, man, thou an Re
10y, d tines csDical fellow United
States Ga-eitc.
France and Belgium We have received
~ vic Gun fCbEuafY. he
So'"''oi oes Debats, of the sth, intimate. that
ahe union oil Belgium with France is ineyita
oe' ana tue Londtn Morning Chronicle ex-
presses the opinion hat the very refusal of
c1e Deislc throne will '.haslen rather imam
retard thst union" To judge from the re-
cord OF the proceedings OF tie diet OF Pe
iahd' 'hs pttr'o's of that country are ress
Ute and VIII proceed to the last cxtremities.
we have no further intelligence concerning
'he 'unnl's IN Italy Much political fire Is
every where found in France, but complaint
IS MADE oi universal laayuor in the branches
oil trade and civil industry.-.Eat GG..
Col JACOB SMALL, our late efficient Nav
or, having siSniiied his intention to resign on
the 3lst March, the Electoral College con-
vened yesterday and elected Col. WILLIAM
STEWART 10 the MayoraIty for the remainder
of the term. The latter gentleman having
quaiiiicd according 10 law, entered without
delay upon his official duties
- Buginlcre .3a,,iear.
A. II. PowELL, ESQ has been nominated
by the Mechanics Of Wine hester as a suitable
person 10 represent their interests in the next
Virginia Assembly; and Mr.. I. has accepted
the nomination.
e9"Ne are authorized 10 announce to the
Voters Of Berkeley, Hampshire, Hardy. JET
lerson and Morgan, that VrtfJAn ApM
srt'o4G, Esq. win be "a candidate for the
next Congress.
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HARrroRp, (Conn) April )

We congratulate the friends Of Sir. Clay
and the American S. stem. or the result Of
election N this town yesterday. i he number
OF veters present was greater than any other
previous occasion, and the triumph of the
National Republican Ticket was complete.
The Jackson party, notwithstanding their un-
paralleled exertions, have met with signal
,ie ie AT
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&C, &c. &c.
Tickets $5-li;lves 81 s0-Quar,ers Sl2s.
VIRGINIA WELLsBURG LOTTERY,
No. 5, for 1881.
To be d'Gscn ia Richmond, IA on Fridag The
29tb Of .4pri, 1851.
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MANAGERS, oFrIcr

-, GLeiters by Mail post paid) cnelosin
tne Cash or prize tickets in past Lotteries
and ordering
TICKETS OR SHARES
IN Any responsible Lottery, viii receive th
nost prompt attention, if addressed 10
YATES y M.fNTNRE.
Washington Ciig.
91+The tickets and shares sent FROM III,
Managers Office, Washington City. ara il
aii cases che original enc, aud Of course moi
ilao'e to any mistake or dispute: and the
sash Tor AL prizes may he had Instantly upon
the drawing.
SEGT EnTD --T-Tel
100000 G3O2OOOs
n. YORK CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
No. 5, Extra, for 1891.
To be dfe,en in Nee Tork, on TRlnsa4s He
2ist Of .9rril, 1891.
SO Number Formulation Lsttery--6 Drawn
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Tickets s5-iialyes 81 50-Qnarters IL o5
UNION CANAL LOTTERY,
No Q, for 1881.
I0 be era'c'' IN Philadelphia, on Saturday The
~. # HEY, 1851
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The EIsction.-The annual election Cor Co
werner and Senators took place yestelday-
There was very little general excitement.
No have never known an election of Gov
eTnor 10 pass eH so quietly. 4 universal apa-
thy seemed to pervade the National Repebli
can ranks,-not because their devotion TO the
principles Of the party had aba'ed, nor be-
cause their confidence in the ticket proposed
was not full, bat because they relied on sue
cess without auch effert. On The other hand =,
their opponents were at the polls early and
late, distributing votes with great activity
The opposition to Gov. Lincoln in this city
was 'efy small The principal opposition
was 10 some oil the National Republican can
didatcs Tor Senators 1t is gratifying to per-
ccive that the National Republican current
IN the broad channel, flowing wide, and deep,
and strong, evercame all obstacles, and bore
! lis whole ticket through in triumph.
| The Columbia Telescope holds a very hos
| tile tone towards MIR. Van Buren's Editors.
| Ii speaks Of the Editor of the n. York Cou-
| rier, as "the tremendous Captain Webb, at
once the Thersites and Archilies Of his par
! ty; and cautions Mr. Van Buren, to beware,
and adds:
'sThe hireling zeal of his minions may out
ran all discretion, as it Goes all deceney. The
public sense is not so lest. but that general
indignation may be excited, when 1t is seen
dat men of the most distinguished service
and highest character, to whose talents and
zeal the cause of Jackson owes SO mach. are
to be thus set upon, the Instant that they
shrink from any part of the measures of the
administration, with which their principles
are irreconcilable."
The National Gazette, speaking Of the
quarrel between the Telegraph and Globe
correctly remarks:
'sN hen one of fraternity of counterfeit
ers turns states evidence, it is always anc
naturally the general desire Of the friends Q
: the brotherhood that his testimony should b
suppressed The editor of the telegraph ha
been balted, and has turned upon his assail
ants. lie Is act a non BtirscoTao.
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y ~ ad6 ~ the UutnOef iIefcUI.
Johh sergeant, Charles PeRrsse,
9athuci hdch&rds, Marx Richards,
j. S. Warner, John 1ohnson
lawrence Sinister, Adam Woelper,
John Scholeheid, Jacos Mayland,
William Filler, Josepb N,cjtvaino
josiah Randall, Mathew Carey
David Paul Brown, Thos c Rockhill
SamBel Brashears, Edward Inre,.ou
James Harper, Joscuh Akin.
j. p. Wethcrill, JacohR IaIcsster
Benz am,n Teris, Edward iTav!o,ll
John y. prever, Il A. Parrish.
ResoIued, That athe proceedings Of this
neetinS os published IN the newspapers Of
the City el Philadelphia.
JOHN SERGEANT, President.
jo o IN 5 5. ' W.nsss {v. Presidents.
LAWRENCE SHUsTER,
Attest
WILLIAM tlrLEa, { Secretaries.
The very inclement state of The weather
led the friends OF Mr.. Clay TO fear in the ,noi
ming, that the meeting wouId be less nuf,er.
rous, than they hal expected; and il is pro
babe that many Of our fellow citizens 81 the
eooety were prevented Ly the rain from al,
tending. But with these drawbacks On the
Numbers, several gentlemen who had better
Opportunity OF Judging than we enjoyed, es-
H;f'atsd Inc nuuber that came 10 The Court
House, at nearly FIVE THOUSAND, All
OF these ill net Of course, and indeed cotl!
not enter the liat!, and very many did net
leave the State House yard
The indications OF the meeting were high.
ly favorable 10 he NEST sansulne homes OF
the lIends of HENRY CLAY, as candidate
Tor the Presidency of the United States; and
we may calculate from Yesterdays proceed
lhgs, the commencement of a new era in
Pennsylvania politics; the advocacy ef nael
upon the gfouad of p.iaeip!es.-U. s. Ga-.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LoTTRRy

no. ), ior 1851.
10 be dSd,en at Wilmington, [Dsll Iuesd
26M .4pri, 1891.
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&c. &c. Sc
Tickets $40. Halves So. Quarters 50 so
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aEDlvine Service will be performed at
|Mount Zion Church on Sunday next, at IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-26
THE IMPORTED HORSE.
YCVN G. TRUEFLE

" ILL stanu the ensuing season at his former
w stand, Barboursville, in the county of Oranrc.
He has been she~n this winter at Richmond IN
The presence of hundreds of the best Judges in Vrr-
glna, aud was universally admired for his fine form
Irudie Is sixteen hands high and seven years old.
ana has proved himself most extraordinary sure
tnal ge'ter Not of the eighty odd mares put to
him have failed, within the knowledge of the subscri
Der.
The season viii commence on the 18th February
and terminate on the lst day of July. Terms as
hcrctoore-Forty dollars to be DISCHARGED bv thirty
II paid within the Fifty dollars Insurance.
and one dollar u the Groom, 10 be paid when the
mare !. brought or taken away The best and most
extensive paSuagc, is set apart exclusively for the
mares sent To iruifc; and he mares may be fed iib
what they will eat, at twenty five cents n day. and
Groons a. the village, a. five dollars a month. ANY
one putting five mares with hun, the price of one
viii be RENTED. G.. w wager
for
Gov. BARBOUR.
Burboursvle. Feb. LIST. 1881 feb
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On the 18th inss the Rev d. T. Ball. the residence
Mrs Susan hSu,on Lancaster county, Mr. W W. Brown to
d ns Jane, daughter OF the late Mr. Tbs. r. Hvn,ea
%" tho i2h nv the Rev. Daniel Witt Major Boiling
Gordon OF Tennessee TO Mary Elizabeth, daughter Of Joel
Watkins Esq Of Bocking CHAM
On Thursday evening last the 81 inst by the Rev Pblp
courtney, MIR William Brooks to Miss Ann, daughter Of Mr..
George Wliamson, all of this city.
On Thursday, 2l. inst by the Jesse Pow MIR Wli.
am > Harrison, Of Charlie, Chy to Miss Lucena daughter of
Nathan Anderson Esq Of Che ter6eld.
There's bliss beyond all that the Minstrel has told
When two that are linked In Heavenly tie,
wan heart never eh'.'gns aud brow never cold,
Love on through all Ills. aud love on I'LL they die.
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NEW LINE OF COACHES.

NEW LINE OF COACHES.
Richmond, ScoHsDiHe and Staunfon .Ifoai Couch
'ENllIS new line of Coaches will com
mencc running Saturday the I'd day
of April next II will run by Powclls, Gooch-
lard Court House, Georges, Tn-cyvle Column
bia. WINS tavcnl, te Sco;syIllc; thence hy
Mount Israel to New York, where II inter
sccts with the line from Charlottesville TO S.aun-
ton; and thence TO Lexington and Guypndotte. This
stage WI leave Richmond Tuesdays Tbursdsrs
aud Saturdays, and return Sundays. Wcdncsdays
and Fridays. Thus the Public will have line Of
Coaches SIX times week through 10 Staunion aud
Guyandotic VIZ. three times week by TInslcyy;lIe
and Charlottesville, and three times by Scuttsvlle and
New YORK, making daily line frun Richmond 10
Guyandutc on the Ohio river. Sundays crcepied
The GOuge line tciH meet at Georges the line
running three times week from FrcdcricksLurr to
FarmyilIc Prince Edward Court House IIampden
Sidney College, &c &c. &c which will give 10
the Public IN this section Of the State the accomno
dailSn they have so long wished for. The Seotisviiie
line will also interscct the Inc RAINING fom Lynch
burg to Charlottesville at Mount Israel
uar 23-?aw2mc EDWIN PORTER.
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TO TENSIONS N VIRGI.NKi,=
Owning Military Lands in keEtuck,

Live III Hickman county, Kentucky at Columbus or Iron
= Banks the Mississippi River; the surveyor OF the
Virginia Military Lands Stale Establishment. aud have sur
veyed good many them Tennessee river
since tie death OF predecessor, Mai WIN Croghan;-l am
aIeu; Tor number G! persons owning lands and would
willingly act oT others who think proper Cnst their
business with am probably better acquainted with the
situation OF those lands, thar other person: that Il
they aWeutun and whether em!oy me or not,
would advise the pay immediate attention TO them.
some OF which have been piaged Of timber some have
been entered Warrant Lands and persons living on nem
ana Ac occupant laws ui state may while put the
10 considerable expense sui trouble guarded
many OF those lands we'll could without having more
together, aud hut few persons living ihcG, leases
but sQu5iefs, calculated enhance value Their
ten twelve miles square those lands me- which
would advise The (knowmg their in,eestO
TO sell small part three hundred acres GU, of each
LOGO acre tract low prC aud confident that
IN two or three years would enhance tie value balance
20 double or treble what the whole would woh 20 re
main It now Persons buying and settling or part would
lake o! the balance and induce Others come into the
negouslood and settlement that gives value 10 land
and Tennessee we'll Tennessee.
where 1--we, on a good terms who will as he
ought, TO e business shall give references for recon-
iGeUNatuns well SHOWN Kentucky, and have
quainances native Nirgma persons have rot
confidence IN me- go desire Their business; se, no
agencies am wiling sprui Irile giving the owners Of
those lands, this There many OF The NlIarv
Lands south Of The Tennessee river, inieted
with by Treasury warrant CiuIs aud possession OF the
Claimants their Tenants, which worth law
justice towards the Officers and Soldiers Of Virginia State
Line they should suffer Wiihraw and mo-
scrip for the OF their WaTans or they " ces-
tainy be situation than those who locate
their warrants al all RICHARD TAYLOR, ia.
Columbus, Hickman county, Ky. Jan. %, 1881.
4 IA,1
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DEATHS

Nenr ~. Thomas Penn John Hill, aged 1913 "A. wa,
born IN iereoIdhre, IN the Of Anne enlisted
der GEORGE served IN lIelanh, SPAIN and
wounded In the head off Gibraltar and in the Illinois
YER which wound until his death-He could do
days work when he turned OF hunlred aud to
81 Thomas q miles) until last fafi.
In New London, e. in the 9ld year his age ap
WAY; IN returning fom the funeral Of his oha
Starr aged nearly 9O) M fell expi,ed without eroan