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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-24

A friend furnished US last week, will
copy Of Drury's report Of the not oriou
Bristol examination. We read the " o
piniops" Of Messrs. Howe and Halle o
the Tiverton murder--and we shall iii
these /" opinions" hereafter. AT .prsaess
we have only time to pay our respect
hastily to these gentlemen in the follow
ing complimentary effusion.
MY friend. Johnny Howe--
Thy reasoning, I vow,
Is the cutest I've yet scen.recorded--
The Laurel Wreath won,
Thou'lt blaze like The sun,
And long shalt thy name be spplauded.
Thou gattest the name,
Untarnshed with blsme--
a consequence TO thy rare merit, -
Thy reasons in fact,
We've In the abstract,
Are the very quintessence Of spirit
Thou ablest log gieian
Can guilt and suspicion
Dispense with thy magical twisting
And what we deem light
Is darkness outright
For thy facts are past all resisting.
Let the Inhdel doubt
His lamp is put OUT +
And faith no declares nonentity,
Thy logic 90 fine
ETHEREAL sublime
Is tho sinner mans" proof of identity.
Thy reasoning mode,
To deep TO explode,
Ought surely 10 make thee teacher.
What's not understood, 's
Our faith must make good--
So sell dub thee an orthodox preacher
Thy friend "brother Halle"
"Felt such weight" as to quail,
As he thought "on the present occasion"--
But twixt you and me,
His mind had "come" FREQ
And nc'er could resort to evasion.
His charge he begins,
Endorsing your sine
would they wore "sins OF omission"
Such actions Oh deer !.
Byt "srembling end fear"
Shall "work out" your humble contrition.
"But ifhe had erred"
Let no charge be preferred,
As ton ching HE "hesrt" ia simplicity,
HE" hesd"might do wrong
To fssaticsl throng--
Which a premium give fos duplici,y.
"His iussnsions God knows"
Asyou msy suppose.
Were oil on the side Of sssrn sjusties"
And this 10 oil clear,
AZ doth Il appear
For hisrv's vss the bed OF rrocrustes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-24
"THE DEVIL BROKE LOOSE"

Another--and another---and still an.
other y! A brute-we for the present
Withhold his name-belonging to the
New-Haven Theological Seminary
preparing or prepared to preach the
Gospel-waylaid q respectable young
lady tws or three Sunday evenings ago,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-20
STA G. ES
April %

= NtIE public are in formed thar daily mail Is
- now running between this place and Wash.
'ng'on City. The advantages of this arrange
ment are numerous AMI uh,ious.-It not oui.-
gives this place a daily Notihrrn, bu, Il dali, Rich
monG mail II presents 10 The truteliing from
Tennessee, &c. route subject 10 no delay Whatrs
e.
This line is intended TO combine a proper ca.
petition, with ample time for res ; bat whenever
II is raqnired, it will travel all night as does tht
Fredericksburg line, and will then reach Vas h.
ng,on without difficulty, as soon as the tesoboa, !.
From Cha, lottesvie to Alexandria, by land, III.
miles Alexandria to Washington, by the bost
miles--by my route, ia
From Charlottesville so steamboat landing rs
m,ies-S'ea mhoat landing TO Washingt on, OIL
r,.ate by Fredericksburg, l39 niles.
Distance IRON. Salem to Washington City, 1879
m'les-Fare, II 20
The subscni her has SHARED no pains TO pu, the
best accommodations o" the who!- ,oad from Ss
lem TO Washington City And having invo., ca
himsen IN a nesvy additional expense, in conse.
quence Of the establishment OF daily mail solicit,
the support Of a generous public.
WM. SMITH.
VI The Abing don aud Knoxville papers will in
sert the shove u months Tue usual discount, aut
send rher account t. this office Tor collie cliop.
May Z. 70
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-20

/no Join I.yaeh executor Of Henry Ward dee'J
- Meaiaii Davis, Benjamin Watkins Admins
traitor OF R3bcr 4. Ward. decd. Alexander Liz.
gut, Edward Lynch md Charles II. Lynch. Es or
Of Ansrn 1yneh decd
TAKE SOTfCE-ThN on Friday the 3lsi
Jay INLAY ncsi bciween the vsing AMI setting Of
! sum- at the ofro. Of S. ! Watt, IN tie town oil
Lynehburg. aud state Of Virginia, we si III proceed
TO take the deposition Of John Wari, John L. A.
dams, Francis Galloway nnd others, 10 he read as
evidence in a SUIT in ,ehancsry now depending in
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
for the town of Lynclbarg. in which Martha Bar
her, John b. Ruedsc and Lucinda his wife, late
Lucinda Barber, Thomas T. Adams and Matilda
his wife, late Matilda Barber, John w Rniiedge
and Jpliann his wife, late Juliann Barber, William
T. McIIhany and Henrietta his wife, late iIenret-
IA Barber, john Barber, William Barber, Robert
Barber AMI jeremiah T. BARBER, the four last Of
whom are infants, and sue by John H. Rnicdsc
tIer next friend arc plaintiffs, ond you are dcfn-
donis, when and where you mny attend Il you
licase. II from my cnuse the above DISPOSITIONS
ah II not b. taken or the 3ist day VI Mny next
they will be taken on the next day, and continue
ifom day To day Until the whole Jc taken.
MARTHA BARBER,
JOHN r RUTLEDGE,
THOMAS r. ADAMS,
aud others.
ApfG % tlt
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RICHMOND xLYNlxIHUIs(
STA Na'1S s.

yENllE Public sro respectfully Informed, TIM, by
T. direction OF the Post Office Department, this
route is changed from three to six times week.
The Stage viii lcevc Richmond and Lynchbure
every day, Saturdays tyrep,c, and arrive in Gael
p'aeecvcy day, Sundays exc ped
As this arrangement extends no farther ,l,nn
hynchburg, passengers fo he South either b.,
Pcch < Wexford 'ine via Rrinc's Tavern iIarnp
den Sy dncy Galley, &c or Ivy Smiths line hrous
Danyillc Va. 10 the -sroinas, GEORGIA, &c. 10
tho Souitreu, through Al,bana, and Tennessee
AMI 10 ;hc HfH VIA the watering places, aud Guy
nndoe, Ola the Ohio river, should, unless they wish
10 res, ] day IN Lypchburg. csre Richmond On
Mondays, W-Jncsdavs and Fridays
In" cJaohes on this line are new, aud nrc not
cScrllc N beauty, strength or comfort, by any
IN u"c. lie horses nre good, and the drivers ae-
con,molatng, skil.fiil uid ste a1y.
In consequence Of the great Improvements re-
Gently elected and thoso in contemplation, in the
Steamboat navigation between Richmond and Bal
timorc with which this line connects three times
a week. going and rcturning,l faeIlita ing the in
terco'rsc between those points beyond all prey o,is
example, can confidently recommend my line TO
in their trips 20 and from the Norlh-the l,nie re-
qnsi,e to accomplish them and the expenses, vary
ing bat little from any other line, aid IN point of
oomfo,t exceeded by none, if cquallcd by any
A. PArTESON, Popfictr
Rithmond ~ IWachbnrc kine.
n. 3. All baggage, packages, &c. at the risk of
the owners thereof.
Dec II u.,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-20
EyeNcN YuNioM.

HNllOSE gentlemen who IRE desrous of aoqni-
u ring an eayiy and practical knowledge OF the
French tongue, and whose time or avocaiions pre-
cluded tho possibility OF their joining Mir. MN
credc's first class, respectfully informed that
he will open his Cd class on Friday evening next
May i7ih, 1888, a, his room cd story back, ove,'
Messss Turner & Kerr TO commence at I O'Clock
= M--oue hour before the meeting OF his hrs'
class.
Those Ladies and young Misses " ho may wish
to avail themselves oitno advantages now offered
will be waited upoA ut their own dwellings, on the
.,.a,;n,,s af 4, r,Ai .-.-i s-~'..".i-,'
Nj Nancredc can DC seen al his room every eve
ming ut O'Clock,
May l0 Is
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TURNER & IkE;KR,
BANK SQUARE.

WlLL open this moru'nga splendid assert
w meni Of new and losh'on"blo srrlnE and
Summer Goods. Their friends n ,,.omcts will fnd
tito their advantage to call and examine their STOCK
as iii very full and comple,e--among them uro
10 boxes handsome Ribbons
5ops. elegant painted MusIlns
% new and fashionable Ginghams
100 /" splendid Prints
Best Black Italian and colorcd Gro dc Ma.
pl. SILKS
White feather and palm leaf Fans
A handsome assortment, OF dress uandker
chiefs
Do Ladies' and Gentlcmen's Gloves
Tortoise Shell, Tuck and Side Combs
80 Hair Braits
Black, Blue, Green and Brown Summer Cloths
Mkt and Black Brochccs
French Dill, White and Brown
Yellow India Nankeens
Black, Blue an fancy colourcd Cloths, of the
best manufacture
Gen,lcmen's black Stocks and Italian cravats
a handsome assortment Of q GODS for Servant 5
wear
! hid palm leaf Hats
Cotton Cloths and Cotton Oznaburgs
With variety of other articles, which they will
sell a, reduced prices.
May 10 w3w
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NOTICE..

nURSUANT to n deed OF trust executed to
II the subscribe: by W illiem r. Cobbs, bearing
dated the 9Th day Of November, lS3l and duly re
corded in the county court of Bedford, for purposes
therein named, he viii expose 10 sale, on the 15iI
day of june next on the promises, a certain ,rnct
sol Land, with its appur,cnanets, situated in the
county of Bedford, containing eight hundred sores,
more o, less, joining the lands Of Martin p Buks,
- Hatcher, and others being the same con.
Yrycd by Elisha Perkins and wife TO Col. Thomas
Moore. Tie terms Of sale will be made known
ON the day OF sale. Acting MS Trustee, the sub
scrbor viii only convey such tlla a. is vested in
uin, though il is believed that ihe title ispcrfccly
sd. WILLIAM OGLESBY.
rIay l6 tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-20

DURSUANr to a deed Of trust, executed to
n tie subscriber by Wesley l.. Duncan, bear
ing date the l7h day OF September 1929, and duly
recorded in the County Court of Amherst, he will
proceed TO sell, ON Monday the eth May next, By
way of public auction, to the highest bidder for
cash the following tracts of land ,or much thereof
as will be necessary for the purposes Of snd deed
viz one lying and being in HE county Of amherst
containing 235 acres. adjoining the lands OF Tandy
Rutherford and olhcrs--the other lying in the
same county, containing 3l7i acres, adjoining til
lands Of William Sandiuge, Leonard Henly and
others. The sale will commence and take place
on the tract whorcon Mr.. Joseph Bsown now lives
The undersigned, acting as trustee, will convey
only such title as is vested in him.
ROBERT TINsLEY. 3
April % tbs
JOB PRINTING
DONE HERE.
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Dry Goods at Auction.

viii sell on Wednesday the OIL inst. in lhi
tenement recently occupied by Mr.. X. c. johnson
a general assortment of Dry Goods, consisting i,
part Of
Sun. Cloths and Cassimcres
Cacocs, cambtics
Muslins, Grapes, Silks
Gnghams, Irish Linens
Hats, Shoes, &c. &c.
Terms liberal
JOHN X. d. PAYNE, Auclioncer
May l6 ids
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NOTICE.

ME undersigned ha,rg formed copartncl
u slip under Nc style Of .>orlin HINT aud
Hcfndon and having purchased Out tie entire stock
Of Lorenzo Nofyel Esq in this place, viii carry
on, in the house lately occupied by hn largc dry
goods business. Tleir assortment is now very gem
er. and In few week. Will he added to extensive.
~, by purchases from, the North
i he late customers Of Mr.. Norveh, together 18th
oar fiends and The public generally, nrc respect
fully requested 10 call upon us.-We prom iss them
good bargains as con be had in tins pluce. Our
assortment at all times shall he such us TO suit all
classes Of dealers, --wIocs ale or retail
One branch Of cur transactions VIII be that of a
general Commission business. We via attend
particnryt to the yin. ana forwarding Of goods
us well us 10 the sales of all sorts Of produce We
have room, Tor forage, &C.
SAMUEL. NOWLIN,
BENJAMIN HUNT,
DAVID lIERNDDS.
March !. Is
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OlsisIS.TNOTIF W ASH

an cDsctHdt amt peasant ,tmtdg tor diseased
Teen, Spor"p Gums, ant unpIco-ant odop,
Of TIC Tie B1.a'A.
fHlIE valuable and highly respectable recon-
- mendallon obtained from Physicians and
Dchti,ts, the most eminent in their profession Is
II saMcicnt guarantee of The incstimalic worth o.
the above named article. This Wash bcn, com
posed entirely of,esc,ablc subs iances the public
may be assured that there is nothing in its compo.
sltfon which can in any way injurc or prove dele
ferrous to the Teeth Gums. 1t is designed to be
used with brush, and viii hc found much prefer
able to powder keeping the Teeth clean and
white, and preventing the wearing away of the
Gums from the Teeth
Ii is particularly scryccabc in cases Of Sponcy
GUMS restoring them to sound and healthy State
and causing them TO contract firmly around the
Teeth. in painful affections arising from expo-
sure 10 cold, it will be found highly beneficial /,
has beer found very useful to apply this Wash
at night just before retiring to rest. This method
is recommended by Dentists, as, by SO dong, all
particles OF food which might accumulate during
."e day, ere removed, and the mouth kept thloua h
the night IN c'e0n, street and rhoiesome state
Certiheates OF recommendation from the follow
ing Mcuica gentlemen, accompanying each bot
tie
John Randall, NJ. D. Boston
1. W. Parsons NJ. ID. DO
Walter Claiming, NJ. D. do
L. J. Davenport, Nj. ID. do
Naih. Peabody, NJ ID. Salem.
Edwin Parsons, NJ D. Portland
w. X. Brown, M. D. do
+. Hisginson, Nj. ID. Cambridge
Dudley Smith, NJ. d. Lowell
Prepared by Mot'al, Plummer & Co. lis, State
street, boston, Mass und sold by their appoint.
ment, by Howell DAVIES At
March 1 -
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Apfa29
Commission business.

ZnlIE subsclber offers his services 10 his friends
u md the pablc as Commission Merchant
Ills Office IL few doors above the Franklin Hold
SAML. ANTHONY.
Mrs. Anthony wishes to take few Young Lu-
dies as Boarders. Her rooms are oommodious, aud
near some ofthc best Schools in Lynchburg.
Feb 81 Is
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l.ynchburg 4 Concord Turnpike.

will be received for constructing
~ a Turnpike Rcui FROM Lynchburg to chilton's
tTavern, inthe coun,y OF Campbell, distance OF
fabout fourteen mics, until the 18th day of june
next. The road TO be - feet wide, exclusive
oil side drains TO be paved in low marshy places
{cny and will be contracted for exclusive of Bidg-
les. For the and location aud further pnric.
uars, apply 10 the President, aud Directors, in the
town OF Lynchuurg.
May IL, ,l3J
IL The Lexington Union W III insert the ol,ove
twice, and forward its account to this Office fol
payment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-20

VSfRGlNlAA, kulo, holden in the ClerAs oAcr Of t.e
Circuit Sal erior Court Of AN and Chaneery for the
town OF Lynchiurf the Il. day % Afri, Is33--Joab
Early, l'h against Cary Tohcy and Eli>,,eth his wif.
Katy hi, nilc resr, son., Rachel saudford. John 10
ran, jaime. Tone, n"d Niliy his mlfe, WIN. S'onc a..
Macy his Wiz, Eusrhs Pate, Anthony Pate, John Yss
Jr. ie.uy Pate, Arry p.," An-aa Stone ana nv il,
VIE ichsrd D0r.", Iuus buncy ard Hiody hi. V IL
Saaius, Sanc! aud Betsy his wife, Polly S,i,on john
sim kline, Samuel simpkins, Hiram Simpkn. sn,l Gc.
Snnrk,ns, Drfis.
The ii, i-udnnt. Tuns Murcy aud Rhoda hi. " To- Nj.
ram ennrhins and George Snmpkins, ha,m. enterd
ihct appear anct nnt srcUrity accordn. 10 tlc act
assembly ana the rules of this court mud il aIpca rs b,
satisfactory c''csee that the. are ~. Inhstanl, h
country: It j. ordered that tie said dcf,.dsa,, ii. ,,a
1'se On the htt day oi the nnxt tenn Ia, ar
lini amended biiis Il the riaini, aud TINT copy f.
thit order bf forthwith inserted in .tsper ub
!i.h.d ~ the to~n Of yuchhurg for mouth uc,r,-
sv"y md po.od al The frunt door of the coutt auu,e
ia ,r ssid own.
trpy- l~'", u. RODrS,c.C
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" nam B. Reid, Thomas J. Reid, ad-
ministrator ofJohn Reid, deceased Jo-
scph Gald, scn'r, and Robert c. Gut

Wlu,1m -. Reu, I"oh'"S - HS"t "
ministrator ofJohn Reid, deceased Jo-
scph Gald, scn'r, and Robert {. Gut
Ter
VHVAKE NOTICE. shall, on Thursday
n the ed day of May next, between the rising
and setting of the sun, take at the house OF Mrs
ROBBERS, in the county of Nelson, the deposition OF
the said Mrs. Roberts, and others, and on Wed
nesday the Goth ofthc same month, between the
rising and setting of the sun, Mt the house OF John
DiiJIc in the county Of Augusta the deposition of
the said John Diddlc, and others; and on FRIDAY
the 3lst of same month, between the rising and set
ting Of the sum- a, the house of Samuel Steel IN the
county Of Augusta the deposition of the said sam
uel Steel, & others and on Tuesday the 4ih day Of
June next between the rising 4 setting OF the suna'
the house Of J. s. Wood, in the town of BnchaI'-
an, in the county Of Boletour,, the deposition OF
James Cartmiu 4 others and on Saturday inc ON
dav of same month, at the house of Lew Deakon
in the county of Montgomery, between the rising
and setting al the sun, the deposition OF Lew Dea-
kon, and others and on Tuesday the llth gay OF
June, at the store OF Harvey Clayton IN the cou'l-
ty of Franklin between the rising and setting OF The
sun, the deposition of the said Harvey Cayto anu
ethers on Thursday the eth June, at the office OF
S. l. WHAT, in the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the deposition
of Alexander b. Rose, and others; all Of said de-
osi,ions taken to be read as evidence in suit il,
Chancery, now pending in tho Circuit Superior
Court q Law ral Chanccry, for the town OF
Lyne.,nurg, wherein am plaintiff and you are dc,
PENDANTS Should the above dispositions, or any OF
then from any cause, no, be taken on the u"y ~
which this notice is given, the taking OF them VIII
be continued OIL the next day, and from day to day
until they shall have been taken
| HENRY, A PAUPER,
son OF Esther.
April 81 ut
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SPRING SUPPLY.

HAVE just received q, my VARIETY
N STORE, Bdns S9haye, an unusually large
stock of Goods, consisting Of
STAPLE and FANCY ARTICLES, of every
description,
HARDWARE and CUTLERY,
PUNISHABLE and LEGilORN BONSETs,
Stocks, Shoes, Hats, and Caps,
lIattets' Trimmings,
GROCERIES of all Kinds, &c. &c.
The above goods " III be sold cheap All that is
ked Is an opportunity of proving II to the public.
shall deyiaic iroE, the fashionable mode Of ira
ding, and have ba, one set Of prices ndcasouring
10 have them 50 low as TO give general satisfaction.
JOHN. PUEVlS.
April Wv
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WTlkutNiA, 10 wit--At il ues huidch ~ tne =,
W Office oftho Circuit Superior Court 81 na Ia
Chancsry, Tor the county OF Halifax in the hio. a,
pri. 3-John s. Priddy, PhE against JAne' m On
his ON reht,and rs alin, de bonis uon oi IN" pru
dy, decd 1erard Banks, Jr. WIN &. Auder,e WIN
ick, Mesisaek Stteet aud BARK pr,!.y, Dofs
IN CitANCERY. AL I'd
The defendant l'"rk PrIady, having e"' ,hc ID
appearance and given security according ~ nn,
of Assembly and the u ulcs OF this Court ava IL ,l
ing by sns'siact"ry evidence that hS Is MOI a;G 4
tant OF TIL. coi,"mw ealrh On motion of tue
on the ist Monduy in july next, and answer the paln
b sud that copy Of this ordcs be forth"i III
Tho LynchS"fs Vrgihisn, for two months '.e Of I'D
aud posted u the ffoa: deer orihe conr. aO'''
cornt.. 4 Scns-Teslcc; II u G.
Mag % NS~
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TO I'HEPUBLTC.

lave Just received some very handsome
- GLASS ana CANA Gilt Mantle Ornaments, Gilt
r!u,' Baskets, Gilt Chinr Mugs, Gilt China
r r assorted sizes, Toy Tea Sets, Toy
Ewers and Basons, &c &c. all of which Will n.
sold low JOSEPH n CvaNs
Aprni -
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10 TANNNESs
Hardware and Cutlery.
WHOLESALE AND RET ALL.

VNNllEO. ROBERTSON a Co. Sign IF he
Il Gfiaca Asrii, offer first rate assortment in
tie above line--Thcy are now receiving their
SPRING SUPPLY, which renders their selection
equal to any in the State, and which they Pfcd2t
themselves 10 sell at Richmond prices :hc differ
encc in rent, board, &c. between Richmond and
Lynchburg well enabling them to do so-rhey
respectfully solicit oftheir friends and the public a
continuance Of patronage heretofore extended to
them.
April o5 IS
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VIK''Ah-h kucs noicn tIn tictsr on
flee oil the Gre lit Superior Court Of Law thautu
Gerry Tor the town fLynohrp, the day cf ApA
lsa3 -I.ihnuns Dupus aud C.ne 4. his wif..S Wm. 1
aud Loutn q, Tai, Ini"ut ebircp Of Caleb Tat, j.
dec WI" sae by u,e rad iiutrus Dur uy, them most
f"rd, ms. against Ncin' lANd ait Var Ta,i, M,u.
rice ~. ''aiidrd. adm'r de boni. Il Patrick ar.
dec ana Samuel Brarsofd, Sergeant Of ii Goa
u tsnch,ue Z, aud as suoh silrf Of Chs. II. T1, de-
Ucft-.
I've defendant Neither land Tni, having Catered b.,
appearance and given security ordnt tothr oi
hsctnbly and the rules otthit aud il hy
satisfactory ctidcrce tat inlntirnt a tbs
c'untIN - odotr: tht. tic said defendant do ~
tm hr,r tho htsi day Of 80 tenn, snd
the l OF tho plAn,Ns, and that cory nj hi, order
be- 10. b,ith iptcred in some newspaper printed the
T"Na oil Lyncbburg for two month"; sutce,p4,ev, cod
post.d Al Ne f,os door Of the Cenft house in tie .,l
town Acopy-1ast~, p. kOfPS,flt
AWh ~ WIN
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NECROES For SALE.

II WILL sell at private sale, the following
j SLAVES, to wit three LIKELY BOYS
bed twelve and thirtcea ycnrs--and two HAND
some Girls, ono aged rUor IL, and the o,he,
bbout2i years Apply to tho subscriber, a, the
Natural Bridge, Rockbridge county, Va
JOEL LAKELAND.
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MONEY FOUND.

MOUND few days past, a sum Of Money in
u bank notes, which the owner &c, by des-
crbing the same md paying for this advertise
mcn,. Cali at Nowiin, Hun. & Cos. Store.
SAMUELS. LEFT WICU
May l6 Is
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Cloths, Stocks and VestinSs.
n ENTLEMEN are particularly requested to
tf call and examine our present stock, which
We have lust opened. fresh from New York.
MCKEE, ROBINSON Co.
March Z.
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The 81 day proprictor's purse $3.50 mile
hcaio--entrance 5lj.
Sd day, Jocky Club purse 5000 mile heats
entrance $50.
ih day llhndy Cap Race purse worth slO0-
iniIc heats besi three ia hyc--cnraicc Sti5--,o be
added TO the purse.
up without discount By the proprietor who IL pre-
pared 10 nccommoda'c from thirty to fifty race hor-
ses with fine Stables ayl litter gratis.
The proprietor respectfully ANNOUNCES 10 the
publir. thai hc / now fsiny ~, and improving M 1t
spacious baildine the FRANKLIN HOTEL
IN such style ofncauaess THAI VIII afford ease and
comfort N the visitors aud wHil his arrangements
Of additional rest he Will lie able 70 acconn,o late
non, : To SOD pcIsons in the most genecl stye
The colr,s Is beautifully situated on an eligible
PLAN, one mile from toan, ur,, affords rs much
novelty IN scenery AS The eye Of fancy could wish
10 DIV ell on the beautiful cliffs and ranges OF tho
Blue Ridge waving their blue heads one over ano.
h.f, until they JOIN the great chain and terminate
their beauty in Of Eirginias mot prominen,
curosillcs, the Peaks Of Ottcr and its neighboring
points.
A large and sracions pavilion is now erecting
on one u the most prominent POINTS in the course
for tie entire benefit and qualification of ladies' and
members ofthc Club where VIC hope they will
ENJOY themselves, IN sporivc beauty unsurpassed.
y: n, OLIVER Proprietor.
The Wing md Enquirer, ri :hmond, will laser.
The above once week for two weeks au1 then
once a fortnight till day ofRaces and forward their
account 10 ls proprietor fer payment
Alnieh H. W2wI,ftiY