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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-12
gloucester LOiU grounds

EDY will of the late Dr. James Dean, the SUBSCRIBERS
ID are authorized sell, and they offer for sale, has
Estate living Ware River ~ the county Of Glou
ces,er in the Of Virginia, about three miles from The
Court House containing $50 acres nearly the whole OF which
io cro and abou, $50 cleared and high
state Of cuyatior well adapted to the growth OF Indian
Corn Wheat, and Barley There is spacious Dwelling
House and ali ohe necessary houses good repair on
this Estate situated back Of the River Fish and Oys'
rcrs best quality taken in sight Of the House
more minute description deemed unnecessary. rs 1t IS pre-
srned any uenn wishing purchase will FIRST examine i
premises which will be scwn by the manager Mr. Georgt
rs many slaves as may require cultivate it, and also he
farming utensils stock OF every description The tim, OF
payment will be made to suit the purchasers tos inr er
pa2,,clars letter addressed Christopher Tumpkins 4,
Mathews Court House, Va will meet due attention
JOHN JOHN t D. JARViS Es'ors d j. pca :, d,
HENRY w. TABB.)
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-12
WHITE MULBERRY TREES;

WHITE MULBERRY TREES.
'B'tiE subscriber has for sale, a. his farm i mics
above Richmond, the trees years old any Tca.
sona6e quantity OF the genuine Morus Alba or white
Italian Mulberry Trees and as the season is now a.,
preaching IN which they NAV be ;ranspantcd. he is
DESTROYS OF receiving ordets3rcm macy pcrsons as
may he IN want Ci the article; and he IS well "a is.
he'd that the silk culture must be ofthc most pro
htabic branches the agrlcuurist tutn his attcn-
ton To, he hopes to be- tine OF their extensive
distribution through the State They will be sold on
reasonable terms, by the hun drcd otherwise icliv
cradle in Richmond or with: any reasonable distance
thereof. J. w SMITH
n B:-Or(crs may he left at Scott 81 Smiths, E
street, Richmond. oct l-1avrf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-12
10 PhHSO.NiS IN pIRGiJYi.3,
Owning Military Lands in Kentucky

Live ia Hickman county, Kentucky, Columbus Iron
Banks the Mississippi RIVER avn the surveyor of the
Virginia Military Lands Safe Establishment, and hays sur
veyed good many o. them south Of the Tennessee river,
since The death of my predecessor Maj VIM Croghan-l
agent or number OF persons owning those lands, you'd
willingly act for others who may think proper their
business with probably better acquainted with ,hS
they aiIsntion and whether they employ NOT
would advise the pay immediate them
been entered Warrant Lands persons lying on them
and the occupant laws of may wbie put TO
owners 20 considerable and trouble Ruerded
many OF those lands well could, without having nors
authority There large bodies Military Lands ly iux
together, and but few persons living heIn
by more squaites calculated ThsTs
arc ten or twelve miles square those lands me- WHICH
to sell small part say three hundred out Of each
1000 acre tract, low price, aud confident tia,
to double treble what the whole would be so 10 re-
main as IS Persons buying and settling on part wonl5
neis5ouEood and settlement that gives value TO land
would act as agent for of lands the Cumberland
and Tennessee well south of Tennessee
where ye good terms any viii attend as he
ought, TO the business shall give references for recon
mendaiious; am well known Kentucky, and have
quanianceS my native state Virginia; persons have not
confidence in me-, DO desire business; II get no
agencies am willing spend trie in giving the II
,osJ ia"' ms notce lheTe are many OF the Military
Lands sonih Of the Tennessee river, that nerra
with by Treasury Warrant claims, aud possession OF tbs
claimants or their Tenants some OF which worth lay
SUIT IN The Federal Court and Congress disposed to do
Line They should suffer the 10 withdraw them and pros
scrip for the then Warrants or they will
their warrants all. RICHARD Taylor, is
Columbus Hickman county, Ky. jan. 70, 1891. y"
y Office All persons having CLAIMS egsinst
" The estate of John Parrish, decd, are care
"'s y requested to make then known to me, with
'"' Geiay' as arrangements may b. made to settle
ne same-oiherwsc. this notice will be pleaded i9
bar of said claims; and all those indebted, are re-
JOHN PARRISH,
Executor of Jno. Parrish, decd
S"w Kent, 2lst April, l83I-Iaw4w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-12

Of
~ " 81 Goods for the spring business, and invite
She attention Of their customers and he public TO the
hssnRTMEHr or EARTDENwAUE, CHINA 81 GLASS,
as il is the handsomcst andmost complete OF any they
have ever opened For city nd retail customers.
ihcy have an elegant assortment of Fancy China and
other Ware such as Tea Dinner, and Toilet Sets.
Pitchers Ewers and Basins, Mantle Ornaments &C.
SC Of VARIOUS new patterns and colours
Their Wholesale Goods for the country trade are
entirely fresh being n5t imported From Europe OF
new shapes patterns, &c. and comprising aii articles
of Common Edged, and Enamccd and fnntcd I'V-
o,rooI Ware ni low prices an 23-6tc co9id
Ia quarterly court held tor the County OF Lancas'
~ ter at the court.housc thereof on MONDAY the
Ole, J,v of march, 1881 John Thompson, plt' against
VILLA n Thompson, and Anna, las whc' VINO Wa'
mn -, Of, .,nuel freak aHd John 4 ircakI'' "''S'
~ CHAncEHY. .- ,.-.-,,..,,. a,l ,I,o
This day came te plaintiff by his attorney ana ,nG
defendants not having entered their appearance anu
Given security according 30 law aud the fues VI US
Court aud il appearing, TO the satisfaction OF the court
,bat lie defendants William Thompson and Anna, his
,,f. arc mot inhabitants of the commonwealth OF Nr
ina, ON the motion uf the complainant by his coun-
81 :, 10 ordered, t.at the said defendants, william
THOMPSON and wife, appear here, on the third Monday
IN June next TO answer the bill Of the complainant
and that COPY OF this order be forthwith inserted ~
The Richmond WING, for two months successfully,
and another posted the front door of the court
house Of this county. .....,, -
81 COZ k2ss,, ioGr. r. ovEAWAH' =. c. Z Gf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-12

TASH FOR WHEAT.~-The subscribe Wi
~ pay the market price for good understandable
Wheat. J. J. FRY an Ie
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-12
Porter, lite, and cider.

'HNEIE suDscrDrf has IN hand, AID will Keep n con-
slant supply, OF the very best Philadelphia Por.
ter, Albany Ale, and Newark cider, together with
a large supply of CANDLES, Soar. AND COARSE
SALT, all of which he will sell at the most reduced
prices for cash good town acceptances. His old
tomers and others are respectfully invited to call
The highest price in cash given for CID bottles.
ap 5-2aWtf RICUD ARMSTRONG.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-12

DEAR SIR lrc leave a. iuC0rm yUu 'rl l'1vc boon
iHr 'r sHa months 50 40 .cr with -. DO yir' ut rrs
IN lgy t i h. and leg, and sWCr. ui shoe JOINTS tnaJo
ud r"i rr 9ly nor ns.n nothing ,a was ap'ciif5.l
."' ru''l neighbour ~ uinu informed rlt a..
i,'Tf.t having performed many grys 49,
r... sGr' won l"il ic'si. Iuu IS r.tr- ' '''' 20
f''' 81" '' soil Sever Tas ~ my by :. WELSH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-12
Penise,.tiary, Jfh no. 9Th. 1881.

DilCE.-Th" pubic is Inio med that at this
IL Inst tuition, wool Is cardcd, and the grease
ed and picked entirely free from trash and by scndnu
WITH the wool The necessary cloths the rolls will be
neatly baled up that thay may be transported 10
any distance without injury Wool will be carded and
spun from 10 to rs cents per pound, according to the
hrmncss of the yarn and those that NAV wish it, can
have the same woven unto any description of cloth
from 10 10 cents per yard, and where il is desired
warp will be furnished exchanged. ANY number
OF yards, above 40 will be warped from the material,
OF customers; less than that quantity, will be ex
changed The shearng and securing of the cloth
l desired) will be done at very moderate charge.
Persons having cloth woven, in their families can
have the some shcarcd and secured.
SAML. p. PARSONS, Suprt.
may Q &,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-12
AMERICAN WROUGHT
SHE'LL COMBS

4 UST received by the last arrival. full assort-
~ mcnt of beautiful patterns, and every size.
Also
large assortment of Plain Shell Tuci; Combs
all Of which Will be sold The lowest price al
GRANNlSS' Fashionable Shoe ara Comb Store
feb 10 Sign Of The CoLnen Cont.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-12

NEW YORK LINE.
.A~ For New York, the regular packet
1TSe& schr FAIRFIELD TIuoTuY CorFrn
LA|ANA> Master. For freight or passage, having
-. superior accommodations, apply to the
Master board. in ne Dock or 10
NAV } DAVENPORT. ALLEN e. Co.
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Lamp on and Tcns

y Casks sperm oil, new, whit, and sweet
II - 50 boxes, 10 OF. each extra fine gunpowdcr
enchanting. for sale by
may o--2t OTIS. DUNLOP & Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-18
To the citizens of Bedford County

E.,tow-CkrlzLEs-it IL admitted, on all
hands that at the next session oi the LesI''"-
,nrs the question as 10 the reduction OF 'he pay
=, onr members, will BE- agitated. Gould IT be
believed that men become can d idhies Tor me
legislature, for the purpose of getting 'heu
bosks into the treasury, We might ehtr
tain some doubt as to the correctness and
n,ritv Of the decision which viii be made on
that occa.ion. But no man with few eAcrp-
tions1 goes TO the Legislature for the piiiui
necuniary compensation which he receives
ne is actuaisd by considerations Of nobler
., more exalted character. He has been in
ducej 10 tecome candidate for that Office,
either from "A desire to acquire a short lived
reputation fer talents or from tue still more
I,udable motive oil rendering 'ome essential
service TO his country. Believing that these
are the motives that bring together The erea'
mass of the members, | Tor one, entertain no
donbl tlat the sui jec, will receive that calm,
djsuass,onate mud unbiased consideration, 10
which il IS 80 justly entitled.
In ,ous,dr ring fellow citizens. the merits OF
this question, shall not trouble you with ma
nv observations. II is my int n'ion merely 10
bring 10 YOUR view, in as concise manner AS
nossIbe the reasons which ought TO int line
zach and every Que oil you TO become the hd-
yoc.le Of the proposed reduction III The pay OF
our members.
IL is q priDclf'e not 10 ne Sou,'oFe'""' "n'
men become candidates Tor ONCE, ehber IN
consideration OF the honor OF the prohi winch
# conf.rs. Tue office coo'ers no honor or
distinction, IL is necessary 10 hold Out the ia
ducement OF an adequate pecn"'aiy comPensH-
ton to secure persons possessing The necessary
nvat6cetiops Ii 10 true, there can be no sala-
~. how ever contemplate, that VIII nol be de-
sired by gone. But what must De inc chnrHc-
Ter OF men, who will agree to discharge the dur
ties Of labosious Office, to which no nigh dis |
tiuction is attached, without Jus' a"n al
eouate compensation They a'e. generally.
civ destitute OF talents and integrity. lis
,ban he v sest aud most enlightened policy,
to give to all pubI,ciunciionsnes such salaries
AZ will place Them 10 essy circumstances. 10 |
lue INTO consideration, the srouo"' dulles ol
The various subalteTn officers OF o" govern
mepi, the talents hat are necessary 70 ehao.S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-18
Ha'iar County, IA. Juiy sth, 1891.
EnI1RTH OF IIlI.Y

The Anniyei ssry OF Am rican Independence,
| was celebrated by a number OF Genilemen and
| Ladies', at Republican, Gr0re III the county OF
| HALIFAX al tie tavern house OF Capt. John N.
! CLARK The company consisted OF that portion
| Of the community winch IS It's buna, muscle
| md sinew-men. who have bat lutte to fear or
| hone from political changes--nen, whose avo-
cations reader them independent of such cor.
ting encies, and VIII in ordinary time s, would
| he comparatively careless OF Indifferent about
Them. The utmost harisony aud good feeling
characterized the proceedings; a few hot
shot, in the way OF politics, towards the con-
clusion OF the iossts, serving only 10 give .
zest TO IN" wine.
CAPT. Peter Hires acted as President, and
| Merit Talbot, Esq. as Vice Presld'nt OF The
! DH.. After the cloth WAS removed, the
| folio wing toasts were drunk. the utmost har
| mony and conviyiHlhy prevailing throughout
the day.
| ls, The day we ceiehrate-May Republicans
neyeC forget or neglect II.
Cd. The memory OF George Warrington
his maine lives green in the recollection oi the
aged, and IS the trst word that Mothers should
learn their lispug children.
| 81. Andrew Jackson
he once stood nigh among The sons OF
note;
"IIis couulry loved him, and when a SOL
der Was IN. theme,
:" His name was not far oil; But Oh he
quit
1" The tented field, and sought the Chair OF
State.
Then all bis laurels faded
4ib. The Constitution OF the Uued States
The z, and palladium Of DOR Liberties Inc am
of our safety. Moore's curse light upon the
traitor who would aunul IT,
OH. Every branch of the national tree IS
wi,hering, snd us fol age llkened TO the fall IN
October.
9Th. The Press The natural guardian Of the
liberties Of the peopif On It's purity depends
the safety OF the Republic.
7th. Ihe patriotic Posnders-Can heaven
Iook On, and moi take their part
9Th, HenIy Clay-Gener0us and frank,
ch,yalrous aud sincere; the qualities OF his heart
attract as irfesislibly our esteem, as his CON-
nanding talents excite eur adoiIaiion.
9h. The Old DOminion-Aroused by the
shirt Of internal improy emenis may 'he prose-
cute them with wisdom and moderasio'.
ION. Education-lhe extension OF our pub
lie schools, a ns,onsl blessing means ah"fo-
ed by winch the rising generation can proper
" appreciate the value OF our tree 'hs'''o-
tons. ~
I'm. Lafayette--A name associated with an
thai ia great and good, the friend OF liberty anu
man.
18th. NAV The tree of liberty aud freedom
he nIauted in. America, and every fiii2ep par
take cfihe ituiI'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-18
RAIL ROAD MEETING.

At n meeting OF the citizens OF the town Of
Lynchhurg, and its vicinity. al the franklin
Hotel, ia the said town, on Friday the 10Th
day o. July, 1881, To take into consideration
The proprieiy OF unting with the citizens oil
Richmond aud other parts OF the State oil VIZ
g'nia. in urging the net essty oil having the "av-
igaiion of Jam River aud its branches iG-
proved, so thai Steam Boats " ill pass 10 Ibis
plste and also the piopritty of sending Del
fgstes toa Convention, 10 be held at Ab'ns-
don on The Goth day of August ntI', 10 take
INTO consideration the propriety OF extending
tie railroad from Lyncbbarg to New RVeT'
as far as Kingsport. in Tennessee
On motion, made ani seconded, Elijah
Fletcher, Mayor was called 10 the Chair,
and James Benssh appointed Secre airy.
On motion Of William M. Rves. Esq Re
@lutd, That committed OF seven members be-
appointed to take into consideration the OBJ
Jects Of this meeting, and report such measured
a. 10 lie opinion are proper 10 be adopted.
Wbersupon the Chair appointed William NJ
!Mves, Henry Davis, John G. Meem, Samuel l.
WAT, John Smith Jf. William Radtori and
samuel Clayton. Esqrs. as the said committee
VINO retired for few minLtes, reiuraed, and re
p0,,ed The following preamble and resolutions
Ahe citizens VI Lynchburg aud ITS vicinity
nave noted, with much pleasure, The e'iden
os oil awakened Affection Oh the pasi oil The
s00d people Of Virginia to the all important
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-18
--1Oo--
To HE Editors Of Inc Vrginidn.


c.,iy,neu-I have Ho'iesd in your paper
,ecen,Iy a gfeat dial srid o. the suiJ CT oil
Internal Improvement; aud have fndesyor-
cd Ia view the different plans propo'ed for
,h.t des,,abIe object, especially the coniem.
nIated Improvement from Richmond. through
Lyuchbu'g, westward
The ones ion is, what plan shall We adopt,
taking every thing INTO consideration A.
we have already beeo engaged ~ making
cana, let US view thsl first. Past experience
teaches us that a canal is probably not the
hes, Milan, rs there are many objections 10 u
wbic'. nre pretty well known such rs 'nJuf'ng
valuable low grounds the Immense q"anny
NJ I.bor. the enormons expense, and the length
If lime required to complete It ; the making
If locks erecting dans, and their ha6'i''y 10
b,ssL the danger of,he canal hiiing up tue
a,ss, coat Of Keeping it cleaned out and us
liability TO be blocked up by ice during the
'.;',s, months. And, alter si', II will not
much acilitste toe speed oi boats, ~ tue 1esi
weather. :; ,.;I
The second scheme propossd. IS Si |
road aich will in time bs the principal moce
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-18
Latest from New York.

TUNHE Subscriber 10 now Iecrivng second
supp OF fashionable summer Goods
comprising the following ar,olss
10 pieces pink. plaid aud buh striped Cling
hams
90 do Light. fsocy Ptio,s, now pniiorns
10 do Checked Musins
2 do besi Mnltons Silks
s do Fancy cbangenbls do
do pink and straw G,o DE Nap 10
,ioz Ladies Under-sk RIA
Q do Fancy C;auze and Grape IIdkG.
20 pieces plain aud figured Swiss Muslins
~ do Nhnkeen Grapes
DO black aud white Italian CTapes
ii do golorcd CamDrics Tor BonneIs
90 do 4 Jackonet Muslins, very fine
4 DO Cambria DimltIes do
4 doz bnck aud white silk Hose
q do white Cotton do
pieces Cd plain Buhbiaei Lacs
do "a do do
20 gross small Buttons
. boxes narrow Silk Btalds, all coloTs
10 pieces heavy PLAID Domestic
4 do a. Apron Checks
1 do Scarlet Baudaanas
10 Round Rentngs'
o Scotch Lawns
The above Goods with many others will b'
sold for much less than former prltrs. Ihope
wishing 10 purchase will not be di-npp oinled
either in prices OF styles Of Goods.
q, u. TATE.
Jn,y II if3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-18
LTNSEED OIL.
~ Bulls. Lin.red D,I 81 good quality jost
- received aud for sale by
THOMAS J. DUYAL
Nav 81 ifs
n EW yAItlEi --F.fs"e5 Ja

~ sGW VAili1f :. --rfsneb Ja
~ jube PaHe or Peciornl Cum. ia B5xess
aud by Tho dor. o. poand
Powdered Ipeeae, True
Do Jalap do
English Windsor Soap, True
Do doz French Sulpha'e Qpinine
Iaanin. the pu,est ssl,ngent pflnciple,
fo.dered Vaneila beans,
Pearl Powder. small beres
Secret Combination Loeas
Tooth Powder, Boxer,
Dato Brushes, Englisn assorted
Colo,ed Smelling Walls, new siyrs
6reso 5hAgteen Lancet Csses,
Preston Salts, glass stoppeIs
khalan,a Root
Thermometers, various kinds
Dentist. ConposiiIon, new article
LampOi
Playing Ca,ds
Visiting do
Blank do
Letter Paper, superior
kiddei's ind.i,be lux
tolia Strings,
Duleenere do
css iIat.,, a. 49, -.
'"v II 3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-18
Sale of Negroes, &c.

AN Saturday the 6lh day OF August next,
al the late residence of SsWueI Burks.
decd. near Bethel, ~ Amherst county. shall
proceed 10 sell. at public auction, for cash, ten
or Iw elye valuable n"groes--slso, a number OF
Sheep. With some al tcle, Of household and
kitchen furniture. WIN. l.. BURkS,
Ex'or. Of Samuel Buiks, deceased.
July 10 ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-18

1;tsrary prt,aium The Editors ofihe Pad
.,.,,s;n Saturday, Courier. Ian inter esling
..d chesp.weekIy parpe,) offer spremium Of
h,,odysd dollars 10 the W ritter OF the besi
o,,sieal Tale. Competitors to forward their
.o,,.etions 10 Woodward & spraFg. (Fhils.
,.,ohis1 on or before the Is, Of ID. c.mh.r next.
4 committee ef literary gsn,lsmea Will a.
p,,d the premium.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-18
pOstpOnement.

The above sale is postponed I'LL the 4th day
Of August, 1881, and the 'Tac, which consists
Of 1926 aires will be divided into ihree or four
lois 10 suit pur chaseB. IA. n. Al.
Juneo lids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-18

I'D URSUANI TO n decree OF the Superior
Il Court Of Chancery, held a. Lynchburg,
pronounced on the Is day Of May 1891, IN
SUIT ,heIcln depending between William Chill
ton, Stephen Chiffon aud others, plaintiff. md
James Martin and others defendants tue und
dersigned, Marshal Of the said Court, will, on
the 18th day Of July neIi, II lair, Il not the
aext lalr day, proceed To sell, upon the premi-
se., near the Long Mountain. Campbell coun-
", and contains about 400 and 26 acres
scl by way Of public anciiop TO the highest
bidder, on n credit OF one. two and Ihree years.
the real estate whereof Richard Chiffon, the
elder, died seised, aud winch was not disposed
Of by his will The purchaser or purchasers
will be required 10 give bond, with approved
security for the payment Of the purchase mo
ney, snd he title will be retained ns u further
security, suffice, TO he resold in case default
shall be made IN the payment Of the purchase
money, Or any part thereof
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-18

NM L give the | l Aes' ca, b pr,ee ID. wb,,s
w delivered a, TIE Nv, c ,ou,g Mrs.
KYLE ~ BOIL AND,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-18
NOTICE.

YUyHE Subscriber wishes TO purchase 4 OF
n s likely young Negroes OF good ebarac
tel ;for such ! will give good price 10 Cash.
EDWARD PRICE.
Juiv le A.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-22

AXE ordered 10 parade atthe Court House
on Saturday the isi Of October next, pre-
ciseiy at 2 o'clock. p. NJ This being a pa.
rade required by law, absentees will ba ra-
ported to the Regimental Court OF Enquiry
gas II is contemplated to bring before
The meeting at that time the subject Of some
provision against other dangers than those
Of fire, the citizens generally are invited to
attend.
By order Of the Captain.
September %. 1891.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-22
MARRIED,


On Thursday last. by the Rev. Mr. Young
Mr.. JAcoB V. GeRRELL, TO Mrs. MAJ,
IABB, all of this county
On the same day, by the Rev. Mr.. Jones
Mr.. NiNiAN f. TuRNER, merchant. of Shep.
herdstown, to Miss SARAH b. FosTER. daueb
ter OF DIR. Seth B. Foster, of the same place
DIED,
On Saturday the 10th inst. in the 18th year
oil her age, ELIZA LEE, the amiabIe and in
ierestlng daughter Of Dr. Lee Grggs, OF
Charlestown.
On Sunday the 18th. after very short III.
ness, CHARLES JAcoB, second son of Mr.
John 1. Cookus, Of Shepherdstswn, aged
about a years
On Friday last, in the list year of his Are.
Mr. THoM.s II. HAMMOND, of Jefferson CO.
On Saturday last, in the 42d year of his
age, DIR. LEE GRIGGs, of Charles:own.
Two lovely and interesting children of Capt
James l.. Ransom, of Charlestewn, have been
snatched from the arms Of their distressed
pareD IS, almost at the same moment, and
have been ontombed in the same grave -
DEBORAH FRANCIS, aged about years, died
on Monday morning; and AMBROSE ARMS,
TEAD Mason, aged about d, followed on Tues
day evening FREE Press.
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saw; the cannon Of which were manuiactu.
red 10 the city.
The Warsaw Courier states that the corps
OF Gen. Rudiser had evacuated Lubhn.
The Prussian Official Gazette states that
the instruction has again broken cut in Vol.
hynia.
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MANAGERS OFFICE
sALetters by Mail (post paid enclosing
the Cash or prize tickets in past Lotteries,
and ordering
TICKETS OR SHARES
IN ANY responsible Lottery, will receive the
most prompt attention, if addressed TO
YATES s. M'INTYRE,
Washington City
SEIhe tickets and shares sent from the
Managers Office, Washington City, are in
all cases the original one, and of course not
liable to any mistake or dispute: and the
cash for all prizes may be had instantly upon
the drawing.