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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-12-06

A HI at Uneiean TaUens,-A six foot
Kentuckian was not long since travelling IN
the interior of New York, when he put up
for the night at a Dutch tavern. the Hermi
taee, where he was excessively annoyed by
those tormentars Of human flesh and blood,
which time out of mind have been the pecu
liar denizens of unclean beds Ia the morn
ing when the rest OF hts fellow passengers
had pa id their fare, our kentucklan stepped
Mp to the landlord and in voice OF thunder
enauired the price OF beef 10 that vicinity
DE price of beefp' responded the half
frightened and half wonder struck tavern
keeper.
yes, what is beef pound in your vi'lageP'
why tish, let me see--tish Sax pence de
pound
Here them said the ken,uckian, take
that, at The same time throwing down on
the counter silver dollar.
Dat aud vat ish dat for. Mynheef siS foo
ser?'
Half of il is for my bed and board and
half TO purchase beef
Beef for vatp
'E'or the d--n hungry bugs in your beds;
they came nigh eating IRE up alive look
here and -zfere--and here'-said he, at the
same time showing the bites and marks OF
blood on his face, arms and legs
DO you mean to insinivate that my beds
are busgy?' said the landlord, stepping a
round IN a great passion.
Buggy 10 be sure do-and that you are
but one door of from being murderer had
il been thin consumptiye fellow that had
slept where did last night, instead OF me.
he would have been a dead man before morn
ing--and 10 guard against such catastrophe,
J make present to you nj dlat money-buy
beef with it, and feed your bugs every night
before putting any body in your beds
The Dutchman war forced to s'ihmit 20 the
ioee--th Kentuckian all the while looked
fcrcely at him IN the face. and kept as cool
and determined as il it was q ease of life and
death. ~ Y Capitalization.
A respectable farmer in the parish Of Cum
mock, Ayrshire, being wdower, went q
counting young lady. the daughter of a
neighboring farmer in the parish OF Auchin
lock. The farmer who was no great orator.
but was young aud had good person, and
was in atilaent circumstances. addressed his
fair one rather bluntiy. and proposed mar
rage without much ceremoney. The lady
replied. in the same frank and open way j.,
"Deed Jamie. III tax We; but We maun gle
me my dues ocourtin for a. tnat." The wed
ding took place accordingly.
A gentleman one morning asked little
barefoot boy, what his mother did FOR fiv-
Ing? "She eats cold v,ctuals, sir" was the
reply.
What's in 'd,ae.-The Cork Reporter
announces among the arrivals at the Hiber-
Man Hotel, Killarney. that of "FFederick
Sount LpIitgirlusys egdmdag. Copenhagen
How thus gentle name of the Count will puz
gle the Irish waters.
Pretty far gone During heavy fan Of
ram fellow who had taken drop too much.
happened to deposit him eff underneath a
water spout. tie thus "laying alone in his
glory" ever and anon excaiming, mot
drop more, gentlemen-not p drop more"
FiltGlNlA.-h The Circuit S,tpefior Court
Ot Lar and Erursr,, beII A., mn a far Eksrkp
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ViRGINIA:-b. tie Circuit Superior Court
Of Latc' and Chancery for Berkeley co,.ty:
Joseph Rulings and Rosanna his wife, pits
against
Adam Young, admir-. of Andrew Rousch,
decd. and Conrad Rousch, guardian for
Rosanna, phe plaintiff Catharine, Rebec
ca, Maria, w ilam and Andrew, infant
Children and heirs of said Andrew Rousch,
deceased, defrs.
IN eHANCERY.
FESi}iS cause came on to he heard upon The
y bill, the exhibits referred to, and The
answer Of the guardian al hien,, and was ar
gued by counsel: and it appearing to the
court that the subpoena has been duly served
more than four months upon the adult dc
PENDANTS; z IS ordered, that Master Commits
soner Garard do take an account of the a
mount in the hands of Adam Young, the
admir-. ready for distribution, and do state in
the same the share coming 10 each distrib ter
entitled: and further, that he in like manner
DO take an account Of the guardianship trans
actions of Conrad Rouseh, the guardian of
the children of Andrew Rousch, decd. Civ
my due notice to the parties, and stating all
such matters which he may deem pertinent,
or which any of the parties may require to
he specially stated: and make due return OF
his report, in time for a fiaal decree at the
next term in course.
A Copy-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER. 4
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Pretty far gone During heavy fan Of
ram fellow who had taken drop too much,
happened to deposit him eff underneath a
water spout. He thus "laying alone in his
glory" ever and anon exclaiuing, mot q
drop more, gentlemen-not drop more"
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MATHEW RANSOM,
AARON HEBBERU,
JOHN TABb.
November %. Is8a.

HORSES FOR SALE.
FEEHE subscriber has several iirst-rate
q WORK HORSES which he will dis
pose of at p,I'ate SAFE. Also, quantity Of
good TIMOTHY HlF by the ton, and
OATS by the bushel.
JOSEPH GORRELE.
November 90, 1882
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FiRGiNlA.-h The Circuit Superior Court
81 Ldto and tEacsrg held ia and for Berke-
leg county SEPTEMBER "a. 1892.
Joan Fof'efheld, plaintiff /
GgGiI st
fhHip NntenbOnsciT Sheriffof Berkeley
county, committee ADM de 'bonis non
OF John PnZer, decd Jacob Myers. -
curator of the estate of Abraham Mar
lait, deed who was the admir- of John :
Ptzer, deed. Mn hazel Pitzer, knjrewI =
huium and Mary his wife, late Mary 8
Ptzer a daughtero of John Pltzer. decd
John pi2er, Matthias Piizer. JOS Pit
Ger, Cathatine Pilzer George Pi.zrr,
Hachei Pitzer aud Margaret Pitzer.
children OF John Pitzcr, deed. and
w hiian III Harley, defendnisss
H L Is further ordered and dec9eed that a
Il Master Commissioner Of this court .cpot,
10 the next court any further debts that NAV
be presente4 70 him against the estate rs sa,d
aohn PItzer, deed and 'he dignity of said
Ieots' reporting specially any other matter.
deemed pertinent by himself. or which the
p"fues may desire TO tie SO stated
Cupy-I este,
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What's in 'ld,ae.-The Cork Reporter
Announces among the arrivals at the Hiber-
Man Hotel, Killarney. that of "FFederick
Count Lplitgirusysinesd mdag. Copenhagen
How this gentle name of the Count will puz
Gle the Irish waters
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gentleman one morning asked little
barefoot boy, what his mother did for fiv-
ing? "She eats cold v,ctuals, sir" was the
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y IOsices

November %, 1882.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-31
TRUST SALE or LAND.

y pursuance ofthe provisions II a trust, vested
a in M by d'ed OF Conveyance: from the late
John Nunnic,slle, dec. bearing dl,o the l5h Of
December, 1872. and recorded IN the Clerks Office
ofthe county Court of Nelson, sha proceed, up
on the premises, on Piney River. at Walnut
Grove, IN said county, to execute The said trust,
on the 2;ih of january, 1888, by selling the land
conveyed by SAID deed. TO the highest bidder, at
public sale for cash. Ihc said Land as will b
seen by reference 70 thu nd deed and The deeds
therein referred tn, was parcel OF the SAID Walnut
Grove Estate late the property of john c. Cater,
dec. OF which the portion of Charles &. Carter, in
tcnlsl 10 be conveyed By sail daei, has, by late
survey, been Set apart, AMI found 10 contain one
hIaIted AMI seventy five acres, b, the SAME more
or less. M doubt Is entertained the suthclcncy
Of title, b1t the subscriber, actin, trustee, viii
,rrant such title only Is vested Ia him 10y said
dtrd JOSEPH SFAPLESt Trustee
Dec. 81 tbs
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OBITU AR Y.

DIED, in Loyingsfon on The night OF Tho
l9ih inst JOSEPH HiCkOK, aged ~ years,
months and days. He possessed as he de-
served the good opinion and esteem, of all wan
knew him. Tic was mild and aiable IN his ompo,,
strictly moral IN his d, pertinent, honorable IN his
transactions, and It may be we'll sad that he had
not an enemy upon earth
30 the young are often called to an untimcly
grave Let II admo.ish us all to prepare IN youth
and n health for happy reception ia tho world
To come y
- ON the o5th inst. at New London, ELI
LaBETH ECilOLa, chld of Charles l.. Dib-
rell, E'q being The third which he has loat with
in very brief pe,iod.
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49,, on the aosh ins, by &c Rev ST.. Atncr
Early, Mr.. JOHN IL WATTS Of Amherst, Ia
Mss SARAH A. daughter of Mr.. james Petit
Of Campbell.
=, on Thursday the 18th November by thr
Rev. David Fisher, Mr.. SAMUEL o. WHEE-
bER to Mis- MARY ANN FURBUsH, daugh
ter OF MI William fuIbnsh, both Of Csmpb u
county.
-, on Thursday the JDih inst. by the same,
at the house Of tho Row. Henry Brow Mt
CHARLES A HoLcOMBl; to Niss ELIZA
BETH a. Mosf.Y. both ofcamphe county.
- on Wednesday evening ias. by the i,ov
VIM. J. Holcombe MIR. SAMUEL. B HARDY
# Bo,eiour,, to Miss MARY JANE SPARROW
II this place.
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be imported int n ports of South carolins will
out paving any duties
Sth. Because it csoiafes The same Conaitu,ion
and tramples upon the RIGHTS fthe citizen. by de
nying him the privilege of appeal in Cases in Ian
| and Equity arising under the Constitution an,
L,a,es OF the Union.
9Th Because IL has rirfnolig dcsrsyea the Union
by carefully preventing the General Government
| from enforcing the laws through the civl tribunals
on the country, and then enacting that N that Go.
vernment should pursue any other mode 10 enforce
them this SrArE shall be no longer member
OF the linton
lolh Because the tyranny aud oppreSs,on in
n'ctcd oy this Ordinance are Of character So re-
voting, ana the effects anticipated from il So ru
NOUS that the commerce and credi. Of the State are
already scnsiby affected, and will SION be pyostro.
fed aud It's peacesbe and industrious citizens are
driven from their homes to seek Tranquility in some
other State
The t"ioa Party Of South Carolina, in Con.
renfaon assembled, do further demonstrate and ~.
cmn'y protest against the project of n .Saadtag
army, proposed by the party IN power as DANCE
rous TO the liberties oftfe People Tlcy would res
peclfully ask their fellow citzens. whether such
an army mus, no, be conessedy ina lequate tn bro.
tect the Natf.fcota,a Parry agains, the l'eopie
OF the rest Of the ynited Slates. should they re-
solve TO coefce them. What other subject therefore
can ouch force accomplish than TO serve as an in
instrument OF TYRANNY over their follow citizens
TINS Contention doth further pre'eq arains; a.
ny effort by system Of Consfy pti9n, TO rrce the
citizens of the State from their frssidcs und homes
to take up arns, and incur tue pains ana nena,ti.,
OF hcasor, IN support o. a d0rti,ne Mhcl. liz. PEG.
pie were assured was ,ascife IN rs nature ani utter
~ inconsistent with any idea Of dan ger To he Con
sttu'ion or tie gnion.
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~ * I'm UP

My the subscriber, living in the county of
n , tampbslI, OF the main stage road leading
from Lynchburg to Richmond, and about l3 miles
from the former place, 3 E.iray HORSES, the
first Bay Mare, about S years old, with small
star in the forehead, Called place on the left side
supposed to be caused by the saddle The second,
a brigh, Bay Horse, ubonl feet or inches high,
spawned in the right hind leg, about years old.
The third t. d rk sonel Horse, sbou. years old,
with no particular visible marks. The above
Horses have been regularly appraised according
10 law. RALhieT1 cf1iL Wv
Dec. 30 o.
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FOR SALE.
'Ihr, shing .Mavhine.
Dec. 81

YHNHE Subscriber viii in f.w diys exhibit a,
T. the Ftani..n Hotel mo lei of i newly nvcn
ted Fhrrs ,,ns L,uahine. II. deems II Unnecessary
to say amy thing offs numerous advantages, over
all Others as he takes II for granted t,at no person
would purchase without examining INTO these al
vantages. MARSHALL BAYL!SS.
Dec 81 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-31

RE MONS TRANCE AND PROTEST. OF
THE UNION AND STATE RIGHTS
PARTY OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Tng u NioS AND STATE RiGnrs PARry of South
Clrona do remoaSratc amI sAsmAtg protest n
ganst the Ordinance passed by the state Conven-
tlon the alih day of November last.
lst Because the People of ~oulh Carona elocie,
da'egaies 10 the said Convention under the solemn
assurance that these delegates would do II" more
talA d3vlse peacea5lc AMI constitutional remedy
for he evils Of the protective Tariff, without
dangering the Union of these States. Instead Of
winch that Convention has passed an Ordinance
y. direct ui tuition ofaA these piedses.
%. Because the said Ordipaucc has in sldously
assaled one OF the ipallenablc rights Of man, by
cndcaycrng to ensave all freedom Of conscience
w that tyranncJI ensin; OF power--a Itd Out.
3ol. Because il aas di9ranctiSed oNi prescribed
nearly one half of the Frcemen of South Carolina
for an honest difference of opinion, by declaring
that those whose conscicnces viii not permit them
10 take the oath Shall he dePfiped u crefy cgce
tlrik ond military.
4l Because it has tramplei under foo; the great
principles Il Li5ertg Securcd totte cit-en by III
constitution OF this State in dcprtriB- the frcemeR
@ft's c6urtryW The rleht 10 an ,mp"Hidf hfaI b1
jnfV, thereby violating that clause oithc Constm
ton intended TO b, pcrpsialb which declares that
Ne trih ny jury as herctNlofS uNrd ~ thin ol"',
and the liberty of the Press, shall be forcper inrl
g.a1'y preseroed."
9th. Because il has violated the Independence
guaranteed TO the y2diciary, by on'ctlns that the
Judges shall take revolving test oath, ~ be abb
'arliy remorct from Office, thereby deprlvlng them
@ithe privilege ot,'sI by Impeachment. which, b!
-. .....,.on cr lie ,,1l- is iuiei do. - - s.
cured TO every civil officer.
9th. Becauoc the Ordnance has directly Giof4ed
tae Consultation Of The UAitert S,0fcS, wh'ch gives
authority TO Congress to collect revcnrr, IN io'b'd
dug the collection of any revenue within the !ha'
otSeuth Caroline.
1lh Because ii has riointc1 he same ConSfln
tim, IN that provision Of ii which declares that M
Intolerance sna. be given y one port OYER any o.he
IA the United Stdtcs, by ecacGifs TIA; goo,s slsal
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rTRNpIKE NOTICE.

n M,eing oil the o.ockho'd'rs OF we Ly"I"
~ burg and Salem Turnpik. Company, will hf
80 n, tue Frank in Hotel 10 te ia"h Of tt"ch
h,,s on Friday The 18th January. (aeh m""'h, }
-. objects of,he meeting, vii be 70 'l'f'
p,.,deni and Directors, IL and also 10 take mo
consideration, ihe p,onr'eiy OF sa'r"d,ng '"e 'o''
- '"'''''' JOAN NJ. GORDON, Clerk
! nst, 81
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CARRIAGES.

MARRIED on the lSh instant by the Rev.
Charles Dresser Mr.. MlCAJAIi r FOOT, OF
Halifax county, to Miss MARIA L., daughter OF
VIM Smith, Esq. Of Pu,sylvana
-, on the same day, by the Rev. -, Mr.
JOHN MlLLNER to Miss ELIZA A. TROT-
TER, al. of Piusylvania county.
-, on the l9h inst. by the Rev. John w
Kelly, Mr.. JAMES A. LUCK 10 Miss SUSAN
e.. dnueItcr OF Col. Daniel Coleman all of Pitt
sylvania.
- on The same day. by the Rev. Joel I. Adj
ans, Mr. JACOB ORDER to Miss NANCY
ROREr, II Of PiusylvanIa.
-. on the 2Oth iust., by the Rev. Charles
Callawav, Mr. MlCAJAH MORRIS, of Camp
bell to Miss LIVELY SCOTT, ofPIusy wanna
----, on the same day, by the same, Mr.. DA-
Vfp F. LEWIS TO Miss MARTHA A. LILLY
all Of Piusylvania.
------, Oh the SAME day, By the Rev. William
Blair. Mr. PLEASANT WADDlLL to Mis-
MARTHA WILSON all of P,usy wanna.
-, on the same day, by the Rev. -, Nh
WESTERN w. WILLIS TO Miss LOUISA
|CHANEY, all of Pittsyivania.
----, near ST, Louis. (Missoasi, = o" DE 9Th
INST hy Rsv A. Monroe, Mr. JAMES H. NOR
Fol. X. Of that city, TO Miss ELIZABETH
daughter OF Mr. James 6. NoorMan, OF Lynch
burg.
-, at Rose Hill, III Alhemafr, on the l3,l
inst, by the Rev. MIR. Boyd, Mr.. JAMES Al.Eh
AMBER Editor Of the Abingdon lYa.) Repnbli
can. to Miss REBECCA AND, yo,i"sestd laugh
tel Of the late Mir. Thomas Wills. oil Albe'iarle'
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MONEY WANTED.

EA ANIED ON loan, for term Of years, the
w sum of $1,000, the interest TO be paid half
yearly and the principal secured oy lien on I'M
proving Ret. Estate, worth more than the double
oftiat amount. Any person wiling to lend the
money for ) OF 6 yeats, can learn the name o. the
advertiser by applying to the Edl;o.s Of the Vlr-
glninn.
Dec 81 w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-31
FEMALE EDUCATION.

yNHIE NEXT Session of the subscrbers
Il school will open on the l,h ofFebrusry next
Terms us heretofore, ssl5,payabc in advance.
MIR, S. has, for sevcrai years, had IN contcmpla-
,lon such nn enlargement Of his course Of lnslruc-
ton ns should embrace the mos, inportnn, depart
ments Of the Phys Sciences susceptible Of illus
ruilon by Experiments, Specimens or Diagrams.
His preparations nre 50 far ma,urcd that with the
next session of his school, he intends TO commence
eon,sr OF Lectures on Natural and Experimental
Philosophy, To extend through the period Of two
years, OF fur 1sSton5, III the following arrange
ment.
l. Chemis,ry-Eleetriciiy- -Galvanidm--Mag
nctism.
3 Physics--outlines Of Dynnmos-o Hydrody
namies--pneumatcs-A Acoustics.
, Optica-Opticnl Instruments Astronomy
4. Outlines of Geolosy--of Mnerilpgy Boiu.
ny-.oulinGs Of Natural Hiolory--Naturui Thcol-
osy.
The course will be amply Illustrated by Chem
cul and Philosophical APpaictos OF tho ,nnsi re-
cent and improved construction The leading
principles OF eaeh science will be stated IN success
sive propositions tho less important 10 obsoryn-
lions and ali will be fully demonstrated. 1t Will
p; the teachers incessant aim 10 BE- Morough'y
QndcyAood
A Lecture will be delivered every Tuesday NOR
ming at II, and ON Saturday morning at 10 ocIoaH :
whcn the two preceding lectures will be revicwcd
and l,e class Examined upon them.
The class Ill consist Of Young Ladies exclu'
svely.
Terms per session, Eish, Dollars, ia advance.
II G. SMITH.
-.- T. S.-Shoud adequate encouragement be
offered, Mr. Smith I'll repent the first division OF
the above course Of Lectures to a class OF Houng
gctaemer on the evening" Of every Monday and
~ 4 = H.. al, ufa1
other optical instruments being unavoidab'y lost
the terms will be reduced to So
As the hope is entertained that these increased
facilities in education may attract more liberal
patronage both 10 the Female and the Classical
Schools of this town, M. $. respectfully submits
to the Principals % said Schools, the propriey OF
enquirng how tar rs design may merit their favor
and encouragement.
Dec 81 Wits
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NOTICE. viii hire for the ensuing
year, Oh Tuesday tho first day of January
next III the Dwelling House Of christopher l..
limb \ axe, IN the county of Bedford, Fifteen OF
Twenty ~ ,roes, consisting of men, women, boys
and giils, belonging to the estate of Sam Read,
dec. JOHN +. W READ, Admir-
of Samuel Read, dec
Dec 81 1t
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VARIETIES.

AMP OIL, Winter and Fall, by the barrel
H or gallon, at OLD prices
hice new crop, superior,
0a'a,ns new crop, first quality
Oh Gaiapat, tyns
Pomatlfms
Essence of Roses
DO V.oletH
DO Jesaamine
Do Carnations
Do Cliron Flowers
Do MlIlineus
Antique Oil q new Patterns
Cologne Water
Honey do
Lavender DO
Bay 40
Orange Flower Water
Furniture Brushes
TOILET Bottles, anew patterns
Fine Gold Beads, cut and pialn
Cut and plain Seed Beads, assorted sizes md
colors etc Received aud for snlc by
Howell DAVIES.
Dec. 81 Iits
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NOTICE.

V0NIlE Subscribers respectfully inform their
. friends and the public generally, that they ere
prepared to execute at tbs shortest notice. any lob
IN the Carpenter's and House Joners limo, in iii
IL various branches, They earnestly hope, ffoIp
lhcr On cricnce, sll and strict attention to buat
ness, 10 merit u shase of public patronage. All
contract. made by either them shull he promptly
attended to, EDWARD Il. PRICE,
HENRY WALDRON,
JAMES BOYD
Dee 10 lf3ts
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,DISSDIWHIDMa

vYvliE partnership heretofore existing between
4 Bradley & Waddill, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. BRADLEY WADDlLL.
Dec. 80.
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TRUST SALEoF TOBACCO.

DuR5uAN L TO n deed Of trust bearing date
u 23dday of June las, and recorded IN tho
clerks office Of Rochbr'dge county, given by r. w
se"it, 10 me- IN order 10 secure certain sums of mo
ney daeby said Scot, TO A. L Barclay and Stevens
and Beteley--l shall proceed to sell, to tho highest
bidder for cash on the 3lst day of December 1892
fair VI not the next fair day thereafter the entire
CROP OF TOBACCO, raised by said Scot, on
the land afCap,, John Bower The snle viii take
place before the tavern of Mrs Sloane, IN tho town
of Lexington. The Tobacco is all in bulk aud a
bout one fourth STRIPPED, Of superor quality. and
supposed IN bn ut eas l. hogshoads.
Ihosae will be thu delivery
ALEX Il 4. SLOAN, Trustee
December 81 lsJ2 It,
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Attention =! Dress we'll

I'm HE subserbef, in returning his grateful se
IL Acknowledgements TO tie public for their liberia
encouragement hegs leave TO inform them that hc
IL now prepared to execute work in al good sty6
rs any Tailor IN The piece, having in his employ
mcnt some of the first raie Virginia and Northern
workmcn.
lie will take in exchange err his work. from the
Merchants of tle town. Dry Goods, Grocerics,
SC, on he will work Tor good customers on l:
months time. AMBROSE PAGE.
n. B.-Thoss persons indebted TO the subscrbAs
for tho years work. viii please emil and settle their
accounts, Except those who hive mnde special en-
gascmcnts,) and those who have claims against
him, will PRESENT them Tor adjuAmenl.
A. PAGE.
Dec 81 4tf
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EI)UCATlON.

/k'liE next session Of my school will commence
-. on the 3lsl OF this month. II will consist Of
three mouths FERNS. beginner ~ 50
per monh for muro advanced, sf3 per month,
No pupil will he received for less time THIN fion,
the day Of entry 10 the end Of the Session. unless
there shall speeia condition u, the time Of en-
try X. b. rOWNLEf.
i2lh mo. 9th 2tif
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- - HIRE, for tho ensuing year, good Cook
- i,aner 4 Washer. For sueh one, liberal,
p 60 viii bg given. Enquire nj this Office
Dec. II its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-31

" Government has ordered .hip ii tina Line .lnnp
md large aboI recently purchased Inc pur
pose to sai for the Charleston stnuu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-31

qr An assault YVES made nir~ days ago IN Washington
city, by bcu. Blair. member oil the H. of H. from
Carolina, Gtn Dan Green, the Editor the res
The latter severely boann having been knocked DON
with club, when he had reasDu suspect nm anc,
ie ohen and hs loft leg seriously DIuted. Tn
offence Of Gieen consisted nppl ng the opiuet Of Toi
to the L aon party vi su.fh Carolina.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-31

~ The Governor Of South taro'uh has ssuea Procls
nation, calling ioi Ged0 and
wtlike mode Of cSenising constitutional and leaoenbls
fe"-i," Honapnie jgpur-,iis Lutte liiniitoi--is m
pointed coananinr in ciicf of this sniceni
my. No should Ike 10 ssa BIN ~ tegiapat4ts.