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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-06-21
Extract of a letter 10 a gentleman in Balti
more city, dated

IdlHptcU, ia V1uy, IooZ.
"The mail (from the interior towns) TO this
city is now stopped, and all the business Of
course at "a stand. We have hitherto remain
ed peaceabie IN the town and unpreeedently
quite since all the military nave now taken
up their quarters in the different forts. A
Mexican schooner arrived the other day from
Vera Cruz, with a supply of $40 900, which
was no doubt very acceptable.
p. S. 8 O'Clock. An express has just arrived
from Vera Cruz bringing important news
from Santa Anna. He has defeated his OPP
p~onents, and Gen Calderon, commander of
the government forces, has fed leaving be-
hindbim his cannon. ammunition g. baggage -
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FOURTH OF JULY.
VIR GINA


FIFTH CLASS FOR 1907.
To be drawn at dorchester, on the 4lh day o.
JULY, 1882.
For the benefit Of the White & Salt sulphur
Turnpike aud Union Academy.
More Prizes than Blanks!!
GCIIE AE-
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330sfsrttpt.

Latest from Mecico -The schooner En-
peror, at New Orleans, brings advices from
Tampico 10 the 25th ult. By this arrival The
editors ofthe Bee have received Intelligence
that on the night ofthe 18th the army Of Gen.
Calderon, which was besieglng Vera Cruz
raised the seige and marched into the interi-
or. This fact is announced officially by Gen
eral MonteZuma, who commands at Tampi
co, and whose proclamation TO that effect is
published in the Tampico Gazette ofthe odd
We learn further that intelligence has been
received by the latest mail from Vera Cruz
that General Santa Anna had sent a detach
ment of 900 cavalry IN pursuit OF the fugitive
army Of Calderon, and would with an army
Of 1900 disciplined troops, together with
many new recruits, set out Immediately on
his march for Mexico. This intelligence is
also confirmed by a letter from a respectable
merchant of Tainpico, which we give below.
Col Mejica formerly charge d affairs of the
Mexican government at Washington, had ar
rived at Tampico, charged with a special
message from Santa Anna, the object of which
it is said, was to ascertain the state Of the
city and its means of defence. Ten thousand
dollars, sent 10y Santa Anna, to pay the troops,
had been received al Iamplco.
Extract ola letter from a respectable Ameri.
can merchant to his friend in New Orleans,
received by the Emperor, dated
"TAMPlCO, May 25, 1882
"Times brighten US. The invading army
in Vera Cruz has raised the seige and reirea-
ted; and Santa Anna is in full pursuit. On
the receipt of the news here, we fired a sa
luit from all the forts and vessels of war; &
Teran. on hearing The noise, ran away and
has not since been heard Of. His troops were
all deserving him,-of our friends No. II,
! a great number have already com in. and
( the whole division is to march ON Monday up
the country. Santa Anna says in his letter to
| Col. S. that he will be in Mexico in eight days
from this date. Jalapa, Pueblo, Peroie,
SC. have pronounced in favour Santa
Anna, & rumors are ailoat that Mexico is also
in his favor. All goes well. Migoni is kicked
out, and Prieto is administrator in his stead.
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The storm Of wind on Monday Frustrated
9. large quantity Of timber in the neighbour.
hood. We have heard Of some barns and
stables being unrooied by its violence. Jacob
Viewer, esq. had his stable blown down up
on SIX of bis horses, without %injuring any
except one slightly Mr.. Hezekish Hedges
had a negro man and a horse both severely
injured by a tree falling on them, 10 passing
from the field TO the house. Ii Is thought
doubtful whether either will recover.
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srEIls @AnRPTNo

MARITNSBUkG. JUNE 81. 1854.
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We learn the grass shoppers are commit
ting considerable depredations on the clover,
aud, IN some instances, wheat fields have
suffered considerably by them.
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son the eve of an election fpr an officer Of
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acknowledgements omitted this week, shall
have a conspicuous insertion in our next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-09
NOTICE.

RI OMITTED to the Ialo Amherst county,
~ Ms runway, n NEGRO MAN, who calls
nnsri Ned, aud said he helouged 10 the heirs Of
Mary stub, 81 Pflnre William. bat says be
IS The property OF u Mr.. LOWS, ul Guiio,d cgun
~, North Carolina. HE SAID fellow apptars TO
- between 10 and 30 ,cnrs Of aye. about FIVE feet
- n ! inches hugh, yellow COMPLEXION, with
' ~ hlck head OF hair. somewhat grey. aud II
small sea- eeross his nose had Oh When COMMIT
ed, m old ism Cloak, blue mraed Pautaluons
AID Vet, end "a old par ol blaek Cloth Panla-
looms aud vest viii, tin The swuer OF sad tcll0w
vii cnmt forward ND ptovr his properly and
take h1m away or he Nill he dealt with rs The Law
difecs. N0BERt l. COLEMAN Jaor,
lar NttsoI DaUson, herV
Dc II I'm
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Trustees Sa7e Of yaiaatte Property.
YeAY vntue of a deed al tlusi .xece,td to
- as and John Z. Lewis (.ince deceased,
BY AjaI J. Walker, bearing dae ca the sOth
day OF April, lS2S, aud oil record in TIE county
Court OF AmheIsl. and 10 accomplish {, rain
purpose, in said decd expressed, we will on
lnc>day / e . 1t day d February, 1882, al the
late Dwelling house o! the said Naiker IN tue
county Il An'htrs', hrar the CouIt Home of
sHid count 8. expo5e 10 sale, by way Of Public
Auction, for really money, ibt G,llouiar rep
erty, or such poIrioL t,eIcoi a. he provisions
IF said deed may al the t.me 20 .pront,d Tor
SAID sale, authorize OF require, =. VIZ: al he
Slaves named M sail deco, (u-jp., httwetp -
u 90 ~ number anu The lrcis... OF til T.
ulal OF them, Il any. since taa la. ,a,.#sn =
aud 'he following r al property, 10 vi FL the
rlgit ute, interest, aud o.ain II sal Walker
III aud To a certain tract 3 hrud. with IFS np.
pa'trnances, containing 100 acres none or
less, lying aud beng in - SAID county. and
beng The same tract ou vi iGh sands tne Dwell
ing House afnresal3-diSo, another traat o.
Lind, WITT lis appnr;enar ces, situate IN SAID
county, mar tR- Cuetl Huusr thereof con-
tanning 2543 acre., HIrre or less g. haing ne
same tract heirtrt,re roav'yt 10 he SID u al
ker by William Napiet--also,' he nlGf. till
and interest ol he sud Walker in and II n
certain traet OF Lau1 wNh as appurfpcances
sliua ~ pHfliy IN the rOUulF Of m, |. ana,
aad Sfae OF Virginia, Cd tnr.i, = : { cuunfy
a Crsweil. and state OF hattr Cat Z: =, I.
Joining the lands OF Eustace tiaut. WA Jolt.
PonS"nh!, md containing tlG Hgpes more O
les II 9elng the same land mh.-u j hy the
wife Il the sad Walker from her deceased Ia
th,r Charles Lewis.
Actug n trustees We will Only COW " TO tie
PURCHASER or pnfchasCrs he ttlf .e-ted in u
ny The deed of trirs' atpresa,d. and nnnr other
SAMUEL VI. GARLAND,
JOHN NJ. OIEY,
ALEXANDER lONPkINS
SURFING Trustees.
Dec. % ids
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HYIkGtSlA, 10 WIT AT itules holden IN tie Clerk
" OHee of tho Circuit superior Court of Law andGbnn-
eery ar the couaty Of atlS, the mouth of November
l-Jl, Joseph Chandler and Elizabeth Chandler, Plaintiff
against Allen Chandler, William Chandler Gldcroy Chan
der Peter Perkins aud Nancy his wife, late Nancy Chan
dior William +. iIuts0n aud Judith bis wife aud Robert
Abby aud William, Robert, Martha, Joseph, Averila
Thomas and John Asiby, Defgadants-in Chunssty
The defendants bderoy thuadler, Peter Perkins aud
Nancy his WE and Robert Ahby aud William. Robert
Martina, Joseph, Aserla, Thomas and John Asby not a
wing entered their appearance aud gwen sccfy according
the act If Assembly and The Hules of Ibis Court and
appearing from satisfactory cvheuee ut they arc not IN
ah.. Of His Common ll.tu mutou OF the Plain
hs by Counsel, ordered that the sad Defendants, lat
aned TO appear before Judge OF sald court, on
The fs day nf The and the plaintiffs but
HAT copy Of lhIs order he lorw ali inserted III HE lynch
hug Nren1n for twD months tuccessIYClf aud posted al
the frost door III the CONT honA o this cpnnts
cops 1Icstc,
WM. HOLT, ID. c
Nov d WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-09

WlR"iNlA, 10 wlt--h Rules holden IN the CLERKS Of
Zee of the Circuit Surtrlpr uurt pi Law aud Cham
cery Tor tue county OF Campbell, IL the month OF No
Nruloer, iS5l, John T. " llams aud Eliza his vie
fliis ngans Anu AK wow ard rclict oi JoSeph Al
Nm, dec Wl1m Subleu and Sarah his wife, formerly
Sarah Akin, George A. Suhcu aud Isabella his vic,
formerly Isabella Akin, Benjamin Subett and Ma. h.,
whe, formerly Mary Ahin Charles Pucksi aud Lzaleu,
Ann his wiie, formerly Elizabeth Ann Akin, " Akin,
ucofee AlNin Robert n. Kelly, Nathaniel Vcsable AMI
Mary his wile, formerly widow and ,elct OF DENNIS
Kelly, dec. Deis.-ln Chaucrry
aHthe defendants moi having catered their appearance
ana given security according tothc Assembly aud
the rules OF TINS court, aud II appearing fem
eNdcnee that they not an nhabnnis of tins common
wealth On motion Of the plaintiffs, By counsel II is or
dcred thai the said defendants do appear hefre tho
Judge OF our said court the first DAY of the next term
ad answer the raihhh INLAND thar copy OF is
der be forthwith inserted in the lypchlntr VII. nian
TWO mouths successfully, posted the front
olthe courthouse, of this county.
copy-Tostc.
Dee '''"' ~
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CNNACE NISE3.

gNHE subscribers having made ar'argr.
II meuis with a hoase al til Norm, 81 In are
regular importers Of Madeira Wines. have II ia
their power TO OFF, to their customers Il pure
article OF the finest qgahy--they having beru
tested by the experience OF several years sales
10 a large extent, 20 the most respectable ger-
llemen olVngina aud Mary gland lhrse Wines
consist Of
London Particular MaJtifa
lmtd do
Burgundy do
The 6uesi Grape Juice'--a delicious Vine,
not much knuwn hi hr5tn, d" Virginia aud
will be delivered II 2eu"men in pipp, hai
pipes, T,s,trr casks, hhf q"'ttrr c. h, Of tha
cpirorared nrand Of J. Howard, March 4
Co. "-Hartnnttd genuine. aud not less Than 5
years o'd, when 'hey left Nadeira which was
in 1880 sni 1871. Nickel. q AEEM.
Sept. 2yth. 2hfots
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A CARD,

q uG LEl'rWlCU manager Of the Virginia
a. Literature Lotteries, presents his grateful ne
acknowledgements to the public for their liberal s.q-
port OF hls scheme drawn tins evening, and an
nounees the following to be the fortunate numbers
Number 296 drew the first Capital Prize Number
$50 the second--Number 80 tho ihinl. No II thu
tourth--No AIS the fllh--nnd No % the sixth
not one of the capitals remaining uusold and most
OF them already IN the hands Of the fortunate adycn-
turers.--Tho Manager invites al those who slill
want prize To give his scheme for the New Yeara
trial, to be drawn the 18th, in Vhch may be found
some things rich and beautiful
Dec. 2i 81
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LOOK AT THIS.

VnlE Subseriber lately from Lynchburs, has
u located himselfat the corner between Brown $
and Gadsby's Hotels Pennsylvania Avenue.
Washington City, where he has opened 1,.e a.td
spieadid LOTTERY OFFICE.
Orders Ia HIM, lnelosng the cash, by mail (pea
pod) or by pr,eae conveyance viii receive the
most prompt attention and ds Reciaer,' con.
tanning the official account OF the DRAWING Of eleh.
will be forward, 4 Immediately after The drawing Is
over. ALEXANDER LEE
Washington city Jan ) 1882 ii
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txfigfitN'A A Saeg,f - bsaos 1 OIL a.
y NV aid chanssfy. continued ard hed for
the lukn IF Lyuebbure, al Inc eataf hsuss ia tie
sand town. the seventh day Of November. siii8e
a st Court Of cbautcry
James smiley, caur dc bonig non If Jaiaes
Watson. De- alpl EE17 Watson, hjmiliz fatrx d
Mnthe" Watol dc poi.
aeqiad
Cbarle Lynch md Mildred Smith. eiadoa n
rhafss L1peli. dec Hho aas nnr u ilts 8eir Of
Charles l., neh. sen. dec. Charles II Lynch Ex'or
of Apseln Lynch dee cbaf'ls n Lynch, Iary
Aaa lsynch John 2 Lvrah Sally VI Lynch and
Susan Lynch the children and hers of sald An
seBa Lynch doe John Lynch. j.. Robert A. Word
nal tlizit1et hs Wile, john l.. Douglass and sa
r.l Lis wife Mildred Tcrriil tie two last infants
by lin Lynch. sned ther Guardian, David
Bafuer, admir- AID II labeth Watson, widow Of
jams Watson. dee WmuHh Dbrll, Nathan
O1u md Franees b. Wit, james Smiley and Ka-
lurnb his lie, AMI Lucy Majors, formerly Lucy
Watson, Dctts
This cause came on lhIs day to bc heard on the
pape,4 formerly read, aud tie verdict OF tie jury,
certified 10 have boeu found before the Superior
Court Of Law for tic Town Of Lynchbnre pursuant
10 the order nude Ia ths cause GA the 18th dny Of
October, l-2s, aud ga argued ~ counsel Ga
consideration whereof, The conti doth rce)mmt the .
report mado by Commissioner Bcnlgh made ia
thiscausc pursuant 10 the order Of the 18th day of
AiaF, 1919 win the exceptions thcrcunto to one oi
it, Commissioners, who is directed to examine the
same aud make suclI changes therein as may be
justified by the circumstances Of each case and 70
port the same 10 the eonrt witt any matters special
Is stated thought pertnentby himself or required
~ Tho parties % be so stated - Aud the court doth
lalthcf orirr thai the same Commissioner 30 also
ta,e a,x- oui' oihc value Of the red estate Of
whellN afes Lynch sen d'ed. died seized and
possessed al the time of his DEATH and which de
.eridtd 10 Anselm Lynch, Charles Teuill and ST.
rah ms VIII Cherries Lynch, Jun his heirs at lt@.
md ollho amuul yane thereof Also an account
Of such debts rs were due ~ tie said Charles 4
Lynch sen IN lbs NJ time, as bound his sald hers
aud which they hayeughtalIy pad and IN like
manner rcpor, the same 10 TIN court, with any mat
tiers specially stated, thought pertinent by himself
or qurcd by the parties 10 be 50 stated.
A Copy-fcstc,
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-, n ,AfA-at gaies h4i5sn H. IL, r-fk't .f6es of
fHalIfaaH supcfIaf Court Of Las sud iaAeef''
fffs etiF II AmAcfI. MONDAY The oh dly gfDe-
eaI5#f 81 = AdHisfi 1aiialrfrn snd JllH 1hampsah
J. GfsFrss OF ia fate IF a.y Thufaand doe uiefs
rasaa1s 5rsiHt Philip IhaTp.ir. Sear. ai nintiy q
ftnsIre f1g esttie 81 Iucy ThufHnpnd AMI Boz cH
ersH ed WHsn !. rhsfuaud formerly frtsiee Of the
sssa s,fata and the sail v ill8n q. ~ his fisF
~ A. J'hufnend uos Che allow u fii.ign T. 1afHsf,
deed r andy Jpnra aud sally his vile, srly = ~
Tt4tn nd. David GfaWsfd AID Elizabeth hi- VII a.
n,rrf, Elizabeth Thufinanf Jrsse Heck Hni laiu Iis
~ife' firnrtty Jud, 1hurmahd, tiaiHHHe "a knf,
John J. Fucker. Ghlfles Chr al s4t h.. IN,
1,rmetiy susan Tucker Nay Tucker aH3 1a} ittfsf,
fhcIHD Iasf tufsn under the n t0fn oBe ysafs,
uln i"g,bct wiih The fsi1 taIhorna faokcf, JOHN j.
Tucker aud Ssan Christian the heirs nj law II John
11cier, and Aafy he win, both deceased which
istd Mary fefmerly Mars Bffsgnd. aud wicI SAID
fhdp Thuua0ud Jr. " iili1Jn !. Thsfmpnd, Lucy \.
1nfuaf, silly Ionss, Gltbeh Gtawtutd, judith Brehi
aud Jury Tucker, dead Nrle the ehadfra nj WHEN
and ucl r atlaopj, derei,edi atd William Irr
ncf VIC claim, interest of " Ilifm l. THnrHond 1I
f4t esatr nn 10 husy HIT whu rsinls To interest 81
Philip Thurmond r.. aud andy JoHcs, his own flRk,
and bntiJ :. Garland. William II. t'araud, Hilihh
Mckee aud JOHN G.. iccm, merchants aud pnfnerr ira
ding under Ito ttye and d,m Of McKee, nnd hcen aid
agrias al oIrr claiming like them, to De creditors 81 the
lad ostltr. Deiis.--ln Ghancery.
The Def1ndlfts William !. 1huTmOHd, David trhNiurdt
abd Elizabeth ~ wife JOSIE recaS aud judith h. wife,
according tic Of Assembly ard the rules OF tis
and II appearing b. satisfactory evidence, that
lt5 ubIiuuts 81 III county II l. otdcted
bat f aid drteud hts do APPEAR hofe the net day
l1- and at "a copy of hi7 order be IfufNith Inserted
Il some ncWspHpor printed tho town of byuelburg
months suecossiyel aud pub shed At the trout door
# ihe courthouse, Of co1nty
LOpJ--gcsel
JOHN TnoNPsoS, j. elk.
Lee ~. N4IH
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NOTICE..
CLASSICAL EDUCATION.

! /lIfiE SDbseHb,r. grplelol 10r The patio are
u wiIrh has bren 30 hhffslly extended 70 bin
IN foims the pub lic that the NIX sessien ol hi
sccnoi vii conmence - Jnnuary. 1e32--to con
riuur uni,l lJ Jhne completing the FIST srs''on OF
3 months Ihtre viii then be nm examination Of
MS pupils pnd rhout inierm'ssou tho School
a III continue uniil the Ia ef August. vacation
of one month will thon be gwen, and the cIcrcfses
of The School b. resumed the Isl srpl. The secon
sesston 10 terminate lsf December.
IL inis School will be- taught The Latin. Greek
aud English language economically Geogra-
PHI, Aneirnt aud Mqdrrn, With the use OF the
Maps aud t,loins History, Ancient and Modsru;
T.. elements Of Euclid, plane aud sphefi cal i'ige.
nometry aud Algebra, together with The lhtots
aud Praclce Of Surveying, Maps and Globes ATE
ptovideh inr the use Of the Sthpal. la directing
the classical sluales Of hs school n " III he an OH
ret al sptcial care AMI attention. That the student
teildrr himsef perfectly familiar Win the Aunqui-
ties af Greece aud Rome, and quire mn hisorIcal
aud cogra phital knoeleJge, iodi. pensaby ncees.
,ar, IN the study Of X MN and Greek La"fatare.
\ lletnl traasIa ion INTO English from some select
authuI. sill he required werkly Of every classical
student, IL which lhr difference IN the ldloms Of
he two language' and every peculiarly, will be
pant tculHrY noliced aud explained.
IERMS.-lmtfuoton IN the Latin aud Greek
languages, per session Of month SIS
Euslsb and Mathematical. ~ 30
JOS p. GODFREY
n. e Should the Ssoo at any time be 50 en-
urged That the subscriber cannol manage it in the
most satisfactory manner 10 those who may en-
trust then children 10 l1s tuition IN that event,
arrangements are made for assoclntlng with HIM
sclfn young gentleman from the University Of Vlr-
gilna when IN addition to the branches enuncra-
ted above, will he taught the French, Spanish and
Italian languages, without any additional charge
| E..
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puurfual attention to his customers. He has
on hand general supply of saddiri,t consist
inc q Saddles. BrdIrs, Alar'ng is, Coa.h
GIG Jersey and Wagon Harness, &c. togetb.
e. will small assortment OF Dry Goods
CreC rles, &C. for the accommodation Of ih,sp
WIN trade with him--all OF which wll be sold
Low Tor cash, or in exchange Tor County Pro
dice. rmher, Plank or good bords, or TO
p"aciuM customers on II liberal credit.
II subscriber has on hand and for sale a
new PANEL Gig, sec,bd handed Gig and
Carriage, and supply Of Plank Scanning and
1Imber-all Of vhch vii he sold low for mo-
n"S.--Also several llouses on he Ill Tor Rem
toi terms, hpiIy 20 no H. GRAY.
B.-One or Two Bows, of good mo,as and
amodcratr English Educaaon, from u TO 10
years OF are. would he taken as Apprentices to
tue aadlhng, AMI 10 be advanced aud qualified
Tor bc mess s""erally- Il. h. q.
Nv. 8 Is
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$40 REV ARD.

q foLEN from the Subscriber, on Saturday
80 night, 10th lust from Mr. Geo lIubhard's near
Salem, A GRAY HORSE, ubout Is hands or ,
inches high marked by a split in the hoof of the
right iourioot sore on his right shoulder OCCASION
eaey the collar, the end of his tail white, and
some WHITE spots on his left thigh,---Twenty Dol
lars wlil be pad for the safe delivery of the Horse
% M q Hubbard or MIR William Rowlands, neal
Amsterdam, or s'lO for any information so that
get nm again, and $50 for Horse and Thief
SAML 4 T. r HOLESMAN
Dec IL vi,
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NeW-GAasgoW AcaAen,y

MfR YATES the Principal OF this Academy,
ava has, with much labo,r and eNpcnse, secured
the services Of a celebrated Female Teacher from
Philadelphia, whose attention will be particularly
devoted to the departments Of Music Painting aud
the French Language.
The Trustees take pleasure " informing the
public that all the departments Of tls Institution are
now filled with competent Teachers
JAMES S PENDLETON, scc'y.
Reference, as 10 the character and qualifications
OF Miss Amelia Hammann, the Young Lady en-
gagged by Mr. Yates, mag be had tn the following
gentlemen viz:-Rev. Mr. Blantlv, DIR Hutner,
John Grigg, Esq. and Mr. John Vaughan Vice
Consul for Sweden, Norway & Brazil,) oc Fla-
delpha,---Dr. Thos. Z Jones of Washin ton Guy,
and Mi. Singleton OF South Carolna--aso, Mrs
Singleton.
Tuition fees payable in advance in every in
stance.
Jan. 9. At
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LA tllorne's Mill.

In The corporation of LynchJWg,
EAIILL b. in readiness for the reception
w of Wheat by The 20ih of July. We
viii give the highes, cash price for wheat. or
ifptrlerred barrel Of safe'hne 1o"r,io pass
,as l;ichfnoad INSPECTION. for each FIVE aud
haH,at.b J..
fha,s aiiils arc si,naiei on The bank OF
Bl,rk War Geek, jus hhn'e the Toll Bridge.
Tap oia,k bs.ng navigahlr, all admit 81 hoais
d.h.aring and receiving th.if loads Al The door
oil ;he Nfllt, aud hsing act srry distant HON
the business part Oh Town, fitn"rs emu with
OF much Inconvenience and d,lsy attend To
the discharge ofiber Wagons.
We solicit an nhrrieS y in the 2r o"frs an
sstlsrs Of Wheat nriore they max" disposI
al -. NJ l. II. :. ENAGHOitNE.
y. b. Servants charged Win Tie delivery
OF wheat vii ~ promptly aitfai'd 10, and dis.
missed gal oil possUie despatch.
VI. & II 6. L.
Jolly II. Is
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LIST OF LETTERS

-
, naming IN I.il,.4iy Pet obise GA u,s 3lsip Dc
afmher 1851
A-Charie. ~ Anderson
g-rditi " srava' Adam eovvcri Thomas
Brown sen I.itllcbcrsr Bundarari, phdip Bar
lsv. Joseph Rud. Fela ; Dng a David Bieril
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