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REMOVAL.
Lees Celebrated Medicines
ARE NOW SOLD BY

hhE NOW SOl.D By
JAMES BROWN, DRUGGIST,
XAH ITO has just received. and now offers
w for sale. the following tried and high.
ly approved valuable Medicines.
Prevention better than Cure.
Lees famous Anti. Bilious Pills, (25 cents
per box.)
The operation Of these pills 10 perfectly
mild. so as to be used in safety by persons in
every situation. and Of every age.
The Proprietor confidently recommends
the timely use Of these Pills as preventive
and cure OF Bilious. yellow, and Malig nani
Feyers
Please inquire for Lees Anti. Biliou.
Pills. with the signature Of Noah Ridgely.
(iate Michael Lee K Coz ~ mono others are
genuine.
Lees Worm destroying Lozengcs. a mos,
powerful Medicine, removes and DESTROY, ali
kinds OF worms.
Lees Elixir. sovereign remedy for colds,
obstinate coughs, esisrrhs, ssthmas, sore
Threats, end consumptions.
Lees Nervous Cordial. an excellent medi.
cine Tor all nervous affections, weakness, pains
in the back; ioins. &c.
Lees Essence Of Mustard. No medicine
ever excelled this in curing rheumatism
sPrains. bruises, frosted feet. &c.
Lees Ague and Fever Drops, never fail
ing cure.
Lees Sovereign Ointment, warranted TO
cure the Itch by one application.
Lees Persian Lotion, an excellent metli
cine Tor curing letters, ring worms, prickly
heat. &c.
Lees Vegetable Indian Specific, an efrec.
'uAl cure for the SenereaI and gonorrhra.
Lees Tooth Ache Drops. which gives im
mediate relief
Lees Tooth Powers, which cleanses end
beauties the teeth.
Lees Eye Water. . certain cure for sore
eyes.
Lees AuOdyne Elixir. for the cure Of head
aches.
Lees Corn Plaster. for removing and de
s,roying cOrns.
6>CAUrIoS None are genuine without
the makers name 60 them, Noah RidgeIy,
late Michael Lee & Co.
@>Hundreds Of Cases Of cures perform.
ell by the above truly valuable medicines,
could be given, did the limits Of newspaper
admit Of il.
Feb. 81. 1885. --12teot.
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"It isa souree of tnush qualification to learn
that hessrs GALEs X SElTDs hsye been elected
PsiIicTu % ihr Housr q Representative. The
political Aiaosphere ~ Washington - evidently
getting inao much rborr healthy condition. -
And - fer as the public iuterrst u concerned, IL
u eeFtstn Inst the appoinsment n Public Printer,
could noi have fallen upon persons nor eognpe-
teas 70 eorress and efficient disrhsrE- Of its du-
lies"
So ssys The editor q tbs Baltimore Patriot
Aud % az We.
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SEOssSes gssss LETS for ERene.
ME subscriber will rent her Ho,sss and
n Lots IN ChaFiestOWB--one On The oee,,-
Paney Of Mr., CTaighill, on the Main-sereet.
and the adjoining siOose-and the IIouse snd
LOT 81 present occupied by Mr. Thomas ~
kens. They are al iD good repair Posses
500 given on The lst - April nsxt
MARY MANNING.
February "a, 1879.
p. 81 have some good HORSES Tor
sale. ". ~
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"eare compelled to exclude many articles pre-
pared Tor to-dsy's psper to make room Tor the in
seresting inteiligenee from our Nssonal and State
LeKislaturcx
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GRAND

GRAND
Consolidated Lottery,
Class No ito b. drawn AZ wilmington.
(Dcl) on Monday. Feb 18th.
HIGHEST PRTZTs, oI0.o0O.
IS, 900. 2. 500, 1895. % Of 1000,
% Of 500, SO.
Tickets g, Halves 2 20, Quarters 81 Is.
eylOriers from any part Of the a. States
viii receive ths same attention a. on personsI
spplioaisos. When elO and upw afds are re-.
naItted, postage need not b. PAID
Sylvester = regularly licensed by the ssve-
ral states Va whieh BE- has OEiees, (at New
York, Rsissmore, Patsburg, Nashville. and
New OTiesosi) thus all tickets issued Gross
he Office ars gcnuine and guaranteed b, N.
Aanagors.
Tor capital prizes. orders from The coun-
Try nuut be addFssssd o.
Ne ". 8gHresser,
zen. = iaaJ. BAITiHeHs
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On the 18th instant, NJ Sbepherdstovp. MIR.
ELIzAsErK SsIvELY, wife OF Mr. David Sniy,Iv
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or every description, consisting Of
Beds, Bedstcads, Bedding, &c.-with an
other articles usual for housekeeping,
One hrst-rate Cow with a Young Calf.
A number of Stock Hogs,
Pioughs-onc wagon-onc water Car,
One STOVE, SC. &c.
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Law NOTICE

kkOssse 0ssd LOs for Rest.
VIE undersigned will rent the HOUSE
~ and LOT in ChArlrslowB, now occupied
by him, "a pleasant aud healthy part Of the
town. The ho,Ise has four rooms and good
cellar snd the Dot contains half an acre Of
ground u Is on Washington street, south OF
Dr. SnydsT's property. The terms will be
reasonable, and made known on application
JOSHUA DEAYER
FEB. IA, 1899.
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Public Sale.

hf virtue Of a deed Of trust, executed on
AP the 23d day Of October, 1880, by Tho
mas Copeland, 10 secure the payment Of n
sum OF money due from him TO Samuel Glib
son, shall, on Saturday the I'D day Of Fe-
bruary, (instant,) at the house Of said Cope
land, proceed TO sell, at public auction, for
cash, quantity Of
Household - Kitchen Fur
ntsMre,
Such as Beds, Bedding. Bureaus, &c. sc. and
many other articles of personal property. in
said deed named. Sale to commence At ii
O'Clock, A. VI.
GERARD b. WAGER,
fco. ., 1888. Trustee.
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CAPITALS
y AO,OOO " $4,000.
Union Canal Lottery.

Class No. 4, for 1893.
To be drawn in Philadelphia on Saturday AID
February, 1888.
&c No. LOttery-i0 Drara Ballots.
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PsSblic Sale.

"HL be sold. on Thursday the 2stA
=" instant, at my residence, one mas
West of Charlcstown,
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The Tariff Bill 10 still Under consideration in
the House Of Representative
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In this lottery the lowest prize a ticket can
draw which has on It ficO Of the drawn num-
bers, is so.
Tickets only $40 Hairss SIS; Quarters ~ 80.
eT+For Tickets and shares IN the above
Lotteries, by the package OF single ticket,
address
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YATES & AWx1gTxRH.


Washington City, d. G.
-. ors-rs from distance will receive the,
most pTOiupt attention and The " Register -
containing tho drawings will DO sent 10 all
who order az above.
Jan. 81 1893
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Tho Charleston Mercury OF tho 6th Instant,
contains The following proceeding Of the
City Council;
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO Mr.. LEIGH.
AZ m extra meeting OF tho City Coun-
cal. convened yesterday aitefnooo By the
Intendsat. The following preamble and re-
solutions were uesRimously adopted:
Where's. BENANBR WArxins Lxrou.
Esq. Commissiossr from tho State Of Vir.
GINA TO the constituted authorities Of this
State. has recently arri, ed in this city up
on the important object al HE mission aud
. deep sense Of the intell,eenes and jigni
~ Of the enlightened end patriotic State
he represents. ~ well ~ die own di,,in
gaished merits requires that q becoming
tribute Of respect should he paid him by
this community. Be il therefore
Resolved. That the City Council OF
Charleston. on behalf OF the citizens there
Of. respectfully welcome Mr.. Leigh 10 this
city, end tender him their gratulsiious up.
on his arrival aud residence amongst us.
Resolpsd. That Mr. Leigh be, and he is
hereby invited TO dine with the City Coun
ell at 81. Andrews Hall. on Friday next.
the 9Th inst, at 4 O'Clock
Other resolutions were also adopted,
requesting the lntcndant 10 commune ,e
the foregoing TO Mr. Leigh, and appoint
ing committee 90 make arrangements
Tor the dinner. aud 10 i1vit. the Governor
and Suite. the Lieutenant Governor. the
President OF tho State Convention. the
Charleston Delegation to the State Con.
ven'ion. the Charleston Delesation 10 the
State Legislature, the Judges Of the State.
the City Judge. the Attorney General. the
State Treasurer. and the Clerk Of the
Council
The Charleston Evening Post says-We
understand that Mr.. Leigh. from consid
erstions arising out Of the public relation.
ne bears, has very respectfully declined
the compliment rendered by the Council.
to consider himself the Guest OF the Cny
His whole time being necessarily devoted
topublic business during his stay 10 Charles
ton. prccludes him from acc piing the din.
ner rendered him by that body
The following resolution. presented by John
Randolph, was unanimously adopted at a large
Sovereign and Aat-rariff meeting in Charlotte
county on the 4th inst Ungrsteful man--to for
get 50 soon his friend anl the $4,000!
Rssoired, That we have seen with deep re-
gret, that Andrew Jackson, Esquire, Presiden,
OF the U. States, has been Influenced by dc.
signing counscliors TO subServe the purposes
Of their own guilty ambition, TO disavow the
principles to which he owed his elevation 10
the Chief Magistracy Of the Government OF
the United States, and to transfer hi. real
friends and supporters, hound hand and foot
to his and their biiterest enemies, the ultra
federalists-ultra bank--ultra tariir-ultra in.
ternal Improvement and Hartford Convention
men-the habitual scofcrs at State Rights,
and their instrument, the venal and prostitu-
ted press, by which they have endeavorcd
and but too successfully, TO influence and
nislead public opinion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15

ny Plcnsoh, S,ofy The ncn.,fy Vi Ehos. JET
f4san. Dunk standing.
T. Reaben Carver = Andrew Jackson, the Hero
af Orleans n, a. his administration be successful
Nv Willis II piuukca--May the rising gene
n,os never lose sight fthc causes that actaated
r Heroes ,f'..G
BY Charles NJ chrispan--P. P Barhoar, the
Republican Statesman and sorslsleii.
BY II. A. Staples" Free fraJs uaa Sailors
rights t,r Amer motto
BY JOS A Dtiiafd- Henry Clay the pgre and
distinguished patriot. aud lover Of justice. The
shafts of cnnmnv fail harmless NJ bisi,a
BY w w. Apdersen--May the bI.ss,ngs Of
Liberty and independence continue 10 pcfgade our
land
BY w. s Cox May our Statesmen foIlow tie
examples of Washington, and keep Ia rehem-
brancc his Farewell Address.
BY Stephen w. chfis,ian-Andrew Jackson
the Hero of New Oteans
By J. l.. Story-J q Adams " All honest
man, the mobiles, work of God !"
BY George d Phillip -3eauty, Industry and
Talent, ore the recommendations Of the Far Sea
of Amherst: May they all get husbands
BY Lawson Turner-Our Liberty, the lnherl
lance derived from our ancestors may i be malir-
by posterity
BY guest May the of the present admin
| is'ration set clear.
| BY Ii Washington Dlllatd-- Those vino would
sever this Union in consideration OF tax en- flrolgr
eommodties, deset,eio he treated A. the ,ore;
of'76
] BY T. f. Staples May the mi Hicta,s be an
successful ia rearing under its branches the plant o.
hinderi0ok.
by w W oodson--The Temperance u. Doty--i
laudable institution, rising with gigantic stri,es
| Long may i, flourish.
lar Several Of the toaSts Z wen on the OCCASION
were lost, by an unavoidable aerid9nt winch wi
accoun, for their non appearance.
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The late advices from Arkansas bring distress
ing accounts of flood in HE river Of that name
the river having risen three feet higher than ever
before remembered The consequence is tina,
the plantations Delayed all along the river
and not only the entire crops swept off but even
the land Itself IN some instances, washed away.
The roads were fooled on all the levels and
travelling consequently entirely suspended Many
lives also, Il was f1arcd had been lost, Que or
two bodies SAID TO have been discovered in
the tofrents Of the river. passing Little Rock.
The following particular incident gives one a
fearful glimpse of the awful reality ofihc disaster
LITTLE Rock, Jusa 10
The Steamboat Arkansas, in coming w on Fri.
day last; was beckoncd to by a female, @ho ap-
peared to be IN tree top the shore, about 80
miles below this place. The current being yery
strong, L was some time before the boat could be
rounded to with safety, during which the woma,i
was lost sight of; and when they again came In
sight the place where she STOOL she had d. IN
pcared. 1t is supposed she was drowned, as the
banks appeared 10 be too much inundated for
her to have retrcatod into the woods. Ga@ch.
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From The 81. Louis Times, Juiy 3.
THE, STORM

Our town was The scene, on Thursday night, of
one of the mos, vioien, and destructive storms that
has ever been known to prevail in this part of the
state. During the early part Of the evening the
skies were lowering, and the atmosphere ohars ed
with electricity. From twilight until the cessation
OF the storm there was acontnuous glare Of light
for tinlc the bolts discharged at a distance
but with quick repetition, but as the clouds gather
ed and ccndcdsed, they caaie neRgsr and nearer
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FloalNer. Alabama J June II

FloaENcf, Alabama June H.
SAVAGE BRr7aiffY AND MURDER 1t has fallen
10 uar ot u record act ofsayage brutality seldom
eIualied III the annals Of crime. On SUNDAY even.
my last company had collected at tipling shop
| on the Huntsville Road about 1t miles from T. or.
! enee, kept by Moses \ Crow th,se persons we're
employed, as th3 fteq1cntcrs OF such euithy he'll,
generally are. m drinking swearing, Nc When
tfow m SD his pon'lc hap, mt lnnr abont 500
tppears tnat Crow and arrrs suspected the poclt
ct book had been taken by john b w iison.a bsel,
Sthth lVhg III that vicinity, who was one of the
party al Crows, after some manravcrino nbont
nighi-fait Moses A. Grow, john Gibson and
W uam Clemens, wagner with some other
persons. as II is believed succeeded in oe,,jng
W ilson off into the woods, where they eyecued
Lynchs Law upon Wilson in the most cruel and
ohiccitng ma ner, until they killed him The body
0, " iison was found next morning laid out IN
Grow shop the muiterers had washed .hc had, a,
put on II clean SHIRT. twas horribly gashed and
inaESied with the switches and wagon wbin A
large bundle OF hickories and Clemens vogon
WHIP Worn out TO the handle was found nj tho en-
where the whipping was inflicted The Coronsr
proceeded promptly to hold an inquest over ,bo
ueau poay. ans the verdict was, that Wilson cana
10 MS death 10y the malicious beating and bruisirg
give" ny Moses n Crow, john Gibson. VIM Gle
.''o"S anu o'nefs' About mIdnsh Crow and Glib
-" "e"' 10 'heiF respective placesof abode, told
IN persons 'ie'e that Wilson was dead, got their
Nv. ses anu hed. Clemens passed through this
town early on Monday morning, crossed he r;,a"
and escaped before the transaction wos L,,.,
mere a warrant WIS immediately issued hn, H.
mas not been found. There was no evidenco ,l,t
'" ''soh hen taken the pocket book, or TIA, ,bese
'fows got from him. This is tie second instant
Oh murder having been committed at tho ,,l,oo
w Srn Grow lived Its about two wears sincs
!" iis,am T. Allen was shot dead one nj oh, in hiS
own mousse near there, and the perpe,raIor of tho
ueed mas never been discovered We do hone ,Ga,
piopertneasuies will be taken to ares, Crow ,nd
MS associates and bring them to justice. '''e
- "eNe'm Comparlsov.--MrW Webster talks 81
,"ah'hs inc tour OF the West this Summer L.,
''''i' come. We know Of no man who wou,, hs
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From Tie Columbia IS. c.1 Hts. .LsiyG
Fatal. RENco-.Tpk,

- ~ hiSANCO, X
On Monday Inst VIC learn a reneon,tc tot -
in the streets at Union Court House, be,wec,, !
Samuel Rice, son of VIVA Rice Eso. If ,b;s ~
MIR. Barram Bobo Of The Cross KEYS. gobo .'r'',s
Upon Rice with cane intending IN ass,uI, -
whea Rice drew pistol The bysfsafla,s 81
ed and took the pistol from, Ric.. ! second No.,
was drawn by Rice ard also taken from, ,,a, =,
Rice ldn abfoher of Samuel Rice. th,.n e,,......
closely WIZ Bc!,o, hers Rice drew hind 10,
and shot bo6o through the heart the ball cnte $40
back Bobo fell AMI died almost Instantly IA :
frequency OF these dlsgracefu bro,ls h.,.., =
young gentlemen, tR!ce and Bobo are probaljlv m,
nors Is exceedingly distressing to parents pnfe.
IN the highest degree c,editable 10 the sa,e of =.
ety'in our country. Rice is now IN cuslo.iy 80
application is to be made 10 the Hon ChanceIa.
Johnston now holding the Courts If EQUITY :,
.ohi9ler ana Lancaster, iog writ ot H.5eas "a
fnS 10 the end that the prisoner may b. baei.
MoSs. ToNsoN COME AGAIN We are inro,oot
on authority which We dare notdispure. tI,, ia,
Sra Serpent has again appeared off Nahaot II.
was frs, seen on Saturday afternoon, passipo h.
tween Egg Rock and the Promontory-wctd,n.
his way into Lynn harbor and again on Sup1,t,
morning, heading for South shore. lie was sa.n
by forty or fifty persons, Qadies and gentlemen =,
VINO INSIST that they Gould not have been deceived
They W Ill all take their corporal o1,In ,h,, a..
obicc seen by them was the veritalle bona. dd.
Sea Serpent, and no other They scout the idea a,
having been deceiyedby sha,ks, whales, pcrpo,ses
or horse mackerel and compel us 10 acc edi, the,
assertion lBostoa paper
CANAL. Dent The entire canal debt ofthe Sta.
of Pennsylvania is stated NJ $slG, i63 Col. Oflb,
II appears that 70, 30l 7l2, is held by forcignef
The Harrisburgh Telegraph has published a,
names { these foreign holders, with the pmom,
held by each. Among them find some u A,
names. The Duke of Brunswick, Sir Eobert
Peel, Philip Louis dc Peyronet, the Duke of &c.
este, Countess de Damas, nc. Thsre lies before
me list of the owners of the stock a the Ohio
nal debt, asst stood in September last Upon tins
list many Of the names are found -a,ron,
them the Duke of Brunswick and SIR Robert Peel.
But there is Mr. John Marshall. of Leeds, Who
figures most advanagcousy upon both. Upon
the OHIO list hs appears ownr of 22io,3t7 81,
and upon the Pennsylvania Iisi Ef63 300 Ia ud5
,lcarth ofncws VIC think il would be well to ruJ.
lish the list for the cdfcatIon Of such as cisE
months ago were in great ,ribula!ion upon account
of the foreign stockholders Of the Bank otthe UNI.
ted States. fCinciN. Uoiig .4dttrtiSGr .
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| Charlottesville, July l0-Wc had the melan.
oholy pleasure on yesterday Of hearing Or Dung
lisons yalcdctory lecture to the Class III Medicine
we say mechanically, because while II was rich Will
the most classic and choicest illustrations, tia;
could d.eb,iho hearer lis striking merits display
ed sueha happy speclmeu Of his fascinating tai
ens. us To enhance our regret at the prospect OF
his dtpatlufe from University. HIS loss VIC
greatly fear viii be rreparable to thu, department
ofths institution, TO which he has devoted himself
with zeal assiduiy and success above all praise.
tCafnnicie.
The last No. of the Advocate gave to the public
Nh. Glmct's account of his late attack upon Nj
Rlves, accompanied also, by the statement whicb
we had made of the ,ls upon the authority OF
the latter gentleman himself As there was no per
son present nj the comm enccnen OF the ARRAY, ex-
cept servant, (Vhose testimony, however TACK
ceptionabc III a casa Ut dis sort, is oxc.uied by
law,) Mr.. Gamer IS d course, at liberty TO make
his own settlement OF it, but must be padoned II
we yield our full cftdcncc tc The clear and POSITIVE
account of It given by Mr. Iyes The reason OF
our preference OF Mr. Ieivis statement IS founded
on the fact, tha, Mr.. Riq having no suspicion of
an attack, nor Intention to settle his differences a
ID P'tsS"n, was perfectly d'spassionatc, whereas,
MI. GlImcr, being the asStIlant, was heated and
excited 50 thar his recollection pfthc circumstances
OF his assault is not entitled to the same weight
with thai of the person attacked wniie perfceliv
/ unag tacd and collected
The correspondence which Will no doubt be
published IN short time, viii sufficiently disclose
the matter IN dispute between these gentlemen and
show remarkable f,rbenrauce on the part OF Mr..
R'vcs, to characterize the conduct of his hicud
by the cpilheis which il deserved Il will also dis
play the perfect dleness OF the cltmof which some
few have raised against Mr. Rives fornot giving up
the names Of his confidential informonts for Mr..
Gilmer, although he alludes 10 il IN rather com
planning tone, never once, in his correspondence,
made demand of their names that would have
! authorized Mr.. tivcs 10 ask their conscn, to the
disclosures which, AS honorable and dauntess Inen,
| they would mol have hesitrtcd to give Iib
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15

A letter from Rrigeder Gencrat Atkinson 10
tue Commander in Chief, Published IN the
Globe, states that tie Winnehago Indians arc re
moving penceably from the coded lands The
PoItawatamies intend also TO sell out aud remove
beyond the Mississippi, after raising heir present
crop,
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From tAC N9SIrtA UlHaer, JtiBo
R3btcry ami NHgisr The dead body ola man,
who ascerta.ued to be VILLAIN Patton, mcr-
chant Of AbhevII!e district, South Carolina, was
found on Thursday June T., with marks of VIC
leuce upon II, on the Cumberland mountain in Ma
ron county not far from The stage road about three
miles from Jasper. His saddle and saddle bags
were likewise found the latter We're concealed un.
der rock about half mile from tue read. contain
ing number OF letters 10 persons IN Lincoln coln
~ Zen. aAd Randolph county, Illinois, ptoms-
sorry notes 10 considerable amount, and a meme
randun OF houses and distances On the road from
Abbeve, 5. {. BY jasper Holingsworth's store,
aud the Stone Fort in Franklin county 70 the wi
dow Patons, the entlrr q stance between The OK
trefnsS beng adjedup 1t iS uscGrtalned tina, lhr
unfortunate man remained oh Sunday night prece.
ding at Col Oats in Scqpachce Valley and that
he lief, that place on Monday in company with Il
man by the name OF Bennett DJory OF Franklin
county, who resi- les near Caldweli's bridge and
who has since been al hone, but departed in haste
befare intelligence Of the supposed murder reached
the ntiehborhood. j IS SAID that pooey hss been
since beard OF near w lnchcster ana that he was in
possession OF horse and watch supposed 70 have
beieDgelt 4 . licensed The letters found IN Pat
tor S sadd'ebae snow that lis object was to ox.
pore the western country, with view To the per
mancnt settlement Of hlmsplt and some friends
Such IS the account which Las been furnished us
from 4 respectable source.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15
COCRTOF APPEALS

The Courl q! Appeals Commenced its session
IN Lowisburg, on Monday the LIST inst prcsen
Judges Tucker, Carr and Cabell. IJThig
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