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The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

E,,.ao columns and a half of the Ma |FsGgeneer, of this morning, are E with a speech, on the Deposite E. which was to heue been delivered Erse of Representatives by the Hon. N. ApAMs, but which vas suppress Es previous question. Ii is plefaeed Production, in which Mr. Adams \ 6s reasons for fesorting to thc Eo operation to give birth to his I He says that it was not until af. N unsuccessful attempts, on three s days, and atler an expostulation \ speaker as earnest as 1t was ne- B. int he was enabled to obtain any whatever for the legislature of Mas Ets. On Friday, tue 4th of April, F for the purpose of delivering the s5esch, but the speakers eye and sre in another direction, and he gave N b member from Virginia, who, Et.aat concerted out of the House, move the previous question. The Is question was pnt and carried, and bans they deprived of his right to ad- Re House. It strikes us that this con- inc part of the speaker, if correctly snsd, was not only unkind but un- btopa. The first Article of the
 rents to the Constitution expressly Iat Congress shall make no law re the freedom of speech j" and fongess cannot do by law, cannot Ny done, We should think by a mere Iby-aw of one branch of the Legis- r by the speakers construction of PaHaMentmia.
 Adams speech is unquestionably 'be best that have. or have not, been rd on this important subject--not Oquent in Reclamation, but close and
 a reasoning, and comprehensive Egh ened in It's views.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

MARnIED--In Conway Go. on Thursday, sth lnst., by the Rev. Mir. Dukes, Eii- gah sd. sTore, Esq. to Miss .SSarals Cos-o- f'ae. O'eens, daughter of MT. James Owens, of that county.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16
0AS ASsaPosr rss,;sss,sss ,ssssE -s>SSsaz2 2s>-ssSs>s,s..!ssoo o;s - 2 -,<aGs
 
e. We understand that the pilot of tha

o'SaAi poat A,cu S utt s,ittfVo .s..~ last night, who reported her as having run on large sawyer, about seven miles beh.w this place, and after remaining on 1t near half an hour, she capsized. There were several passengers on bourd--=but fortu. nately no lives were lost. She had goods on board for several of our merchants. which it is supposed are entirely lost. The accident happened yesterday afternoon.
 -2------a-~.-------
 The state of things at Providence and it's nelghborhood, may be partially estimated rom the following brief nohces of a me- moral about to be presented to Congress rom the mechanics and artizans, conyen- tlon of whom (29S strong) was held u few days ago;
 fltty thousand spindles are already stop- ped, and so have many of the machina shops-as for example, 2475 tons of iron was used Ill the last year, but the present rate IS less than $50 tons per annum- 800 men were employed in the furnaces now only 90. At this time last year, contracts for lumber amounting 10 S7O,UeU had been entered into; now only l4Oo dollars. The master builders are now without contracts, and so forth.
 An extraordinary punishment was recent
 y awarded by a jury in Perry county, Mo. The aceused-a slave--was tried for an assault and battery upon the body of Mrs. E. Murphy, of that county. lie was found guilty as charged, and the jury awarded that he should receive seven hundred and fifty lashes ;! The court, however, very properly, granted new trial, l,.on the ground that the accused could not survive the punishment. 1 Portland, in Maine, has followed the ex- ample of New York, and thrown off hex allegiance to King Andrew. The election for Charter officers took place on the sth ut. and the Whig candidate for Mayor was elected by 397 majority. The vote was, for Levi Gutter, 1232; John Anderson, late
 Mayor, s35. The victory was hailed ill the most enthusiastic manner. Cannon were fired, the bells rung merry peals, and the whole was concluded by the burning of tar barrels on Mount Joy.
 Mir Preston has accepted an invitation rom the young men of Philadelphia, 10 D, public dinner.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

Cotton crop destroyed. The frost of last night has destroyed all the cotton which was situated on high grounds in this yicini- fy.-.NashriHe Bagner.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16
MORE BANKS STOPPED PAYMENT.

Experiment." is working out it's
 hHer fruits The Cashiers of the Far Edsiffsei.anids' Ptass,,,;lh: Das,; Geasseeteapl', 2
 and of the Bank of yaierandria, in Ene District, have each announced Eose institutions have been compelled
 end specie payments. The Bank
 nh'agloe has likewise gone by the
 and the especial fayorite of "the
 nnent'-not the Pet, but the next in Ion to the Pet--wlth whose notes 1t Exempted to innndate the States of H.
 ad MIssouri--the Patriotic Bank of F@sl9a' has also stopped payment. ES bASKs--LATER.-We learn from journal of the 24th, that the Bank of |paFla was one or the Repositories of Eaa Revenue; and that the Bank of ||ang'on was the depository of the Ma |easlOa % Fund. By the failure of the @e Government sustains a loss of 'Housand \, dollars-and by the latter, \ lD9usand dollars! The Intelligent F'p'alns the official notification of the Els.oa ot the Patriotic Bank. The 7. VI me Metropolis continued its busi- Iasusual.
 eJ lal. V''clhnati Gazette, of the 23d, says aa!l'ofe a9 o', and Washington papers of the .au alehmond papers of the 18th, are as r;.. v 'ae laliure of, or pressure upon ,df sas.Illa Banks Of course, the ru- a;a aaa'lufe ol the Bank of the Valley of ,.'' V. : u0lounded. .Mo. Repub. s;. ssA' oF YiRGIEIA.--The brokers of < } D fes'erday refused to receive notes os'.aa aaas oi Virginia at any discounts, .4 f.9.,ee, We presume. of the faiii-
 ', 4e Disfrlct Banks.-BaH. Chron. mn, @ q 'a'ss gone by the board.-The es,s 's "s'ehman of March 3lst, says, l's Informed that the Essex County .. aSs closed it's doors.'
 j psas are not mistaken, the above men, s ono 'a as mas 3, onlv capital of $4o,Goo
 '4' ol the Safety Fund Institutions. ". Y. Eu. Star. |
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

*CalIed q Anti Van Buren and Aiti- Rives."
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16
CoMMuNIcATEn.

DIED-Lately, in Johnson Co. in this Territory, of consumption, Mrs. PoHy Ja- nisoa, after lingering illness of some weeks, which she bore with christian Iorti- tude to the last moment. Asan affectionate and devoted wife she was unequaled; as q kind and loving mother and sincere friend. her loss will be deeply felt. She has left . disconsoate husband, large and distress ed family of children, and numerous rela- lives and friends to mourn her irreparable loss.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16
!. following squIbs from tie tie ,,s.oiog Star. They are ra'h- sssides showing the violence

,',s;des showing the violence n'' .,.borIsed q certain person in 'lq lgsrd s" to offer s q day to sci ests to aitend the poiis' and ispI hiespI at disiance'
 N;on monster passed the As a' 1's-Prodieiious!! The same fas abtained to seii New York to g' lgaa' the Marquis of Caimar- ,.o,c. able bodied and bold free 'aG ,9 lake their stations each day aad take care that our friends .ossted in voting!
 eou,pip.--The Regency have ..oans out of ftfesn. Well done, None but ihe cattle i'll that ss,rq now wear the yoke.
 ,o;s II. Doyle declare that "Dr. had been his family physician ,ears, but that now he would not F1i6 rameat to cure the lock n, Macneven was banished from ,. ,,,aasing Ireland's wrongs. Ii first time he has felt the bitterness gengeance.
 s;es give fifty cents for illegal, .,i, five five cents for legai votes, per isap enough!
 Eary Gilbert tell Governor Marcy 'mid wear his coliar no longer r. .okind, Garry. You were made a txpiation of the sins of the party. 6ear it. Don't come over 10 our
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16
NArcHEz. April 6, IS34.

"Tell the good citizens of Ohio, that Mississippi, once strong in favor of our present Executive, has since changed her political opinions, and 1 believe that the Hon JOHN MILAN will be decidedly the peoples choice"
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

DlED--fn lllis Town, lasr evening. MT RICHARD J, CAVE, ill the 18th year of his age, formerly of the State of Missouri.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

let 1aFe ar as'oa'shang accounts of the ( of f sef'an gold mines in Virginia. , is s.i iae rock ore of Mr. Rockers
 rs 'u hau, Q be worth from 25o to 300 led Douaa'.i 0us'lei' other parcels weighing a g bns;a' auls' worth 1903 dollars The
 a careE;oosss IS also said to be good in 'asa p's' as a regules. employment.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

In Connecticut, the victory of the wings over the tories has been even more deciaye than that gained in New York. An eEtra from the office of the Hartford Review,da ted llth April, announces that nshad been received from all the towns in the State, except eight. The, returns i've Foot, (the whig candidate for Goverbr,)
 l7,s95 votes; Storrs, (also anti Jackspn,) 2,246; Edwards, Glory candidate,) l5, oS; and POS scattering. Whig majority, 5p53 votes. The majority for Lieut.. Goyehor is equally gratifying; and Isaac Spence is reelected Treasurer, and llonias Bay Secretary, by large majorities. screaeea whig Senators are elected 10 the Gefral Assembly, and but Jour Jackson men,. In the other branch, so far as ascertained, one hundred and thirty SIX wings were chosen. The Jackson party elected fifty seven; and thirteen are set down as doubtful. The victory is indeed overwhelming Jackson ism is extirpated from the soil of that State
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

The Legislature of Pennsylvania-poor, degraded, lost Pennsylvania-has submit ted to the necessity of passing a bill author izing the Governor to send an agent to Europe, to negotiate loans for the support of Government, and tic. continuance of her plans of Internal Improvement.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

From the Cincmnati Iatelligmcer. Extract of letter from gentleman of responsibility at Natehez, to another in this city, dated
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

MT. Preston has accepted an invitation from the young men of Philadelphia, 10 s, public dinner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

ia Tor L0re.-A singular law case was
lately before the Common Pleas Of Huron
county, Ohio, the particulars of Which are as
follows: lIuddel Bishop was indicted for
perjury and 1t appeared in evidence that fall.
ing IN love with girl whose age was abou,
fifteen, in order 10 induce magistrate 10
marry them, lac made oath that he believed
borrower eighteen; they were married, and
the parents Of the girl Immediately prosccu-
ted the groom for his supposed legal perjury.
On trial, the counsel Of Bishop admitted the
law gave power to the clerk 10 administer
the oath TO the defendant bu, insisted that
there was no ine providing for his punish
meni, should the defendant have sworn false
ly before the Clerk in vacation. OF this opin-
Ion was the Court.
The defendant was Of course acquitted.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
For Sale or KHellf.

YNIIE subscriber offers for sale or rent, his
Il HOUSE and LOT at the Point Of Rocks.
kaA Frederick County, Maryland, situated
.2ska. in the centre of the place, and we'll cal
culated for any kind Of public business or pri-
Vate dwelling. The house has lately under
gone thorough repair, which adds very much
to its comfort. I will rent it low to a good
tenant, or sell IL on moderate terms for cash.
Any person wishing 10 rent or purchase, will
be shown tho property by Nc. Lloyd or Mr..
Philip McGahan, both living at the Point Of
Rocks.
Also. House and Lot in LoUdoun county.
about one and half miles from HarpcTs-
Ferry. The lot contains five acres.
RICHARD HURDLE.
Ilsrpers-Ferry, June &c, l533.-3t.
The BdiGnore Patriot le.H please yi1p me a.
bgtr Mrcc Insrrnons. anil EsfirGrd nrclLlnf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
TO F.HR.NERS.

HAVING rented the FORD MILL on She
Ak handOah river, which ! formerly con
Quoted, It affords me pleasure 90 say that she
- N eomplets repair, aud will be ready for
the reception Of all kinds Of grain after the
Isl day Of July ensuing. As a duty owe 10
my old customers and the public generally, Il
becomes me 20 say that sm and will be DIS
posed 10 do their business, ~ heretofore, on
fair and reasonable terms: That - TO ssy, I
will al all times be ready 10 purchase their
Wheat al fair cash prices, or, q grinding Il
upon toll be preferred, their Flour shall DC
made TO stand the inspection of either Of the
markets, Baltimore, Georgetown, or AlexaD-
dria, aud al any time they may wish TO put
the same IN market, they can DO go by giving
me notice thereof, and thus avoid any further
trubie with It, a. Sill attend 20 ihc sales
aud make their returns punctually aud At TIE
shortest notice possible. will mention for
NE accommodation q my customers aud
friends, that will attend 10 having brought
Tor them any articles from thc markets which
they may require, such a. Plaster, Fish, Salt.
&C. &C. without any charge other than ths
coat OF the same. Having a heavy harvest
70 cul, which will require my attention,
snail be denied TIE Opportunity q calii0y on
farmers generally (as now aypears 20 be- ths
custom among Milsrs) ! must, therefore
AK The favor u them 70 can upon NE. vhet
lhey wish 10 dispose of their wheat. AID par.
ucuiaFlJ my old customers, a. ! feel satisfied
hat can make n advantagc0us 70 them &,
do their business ptb ne o. ny absence
10Y son, DHrid ~ Sayi,y, will generally BE-
found 81 home, Who % authorized a. make
contracts Tor me, ard in whose charge o.,
books will be fOuad when settlements Or,
wished. BAStEL sSfDER
FORD Mi, Jgae . J., lsJf-G
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
To the Farmers

OF JEPFERSO.F AND LOUDOU.N
HViIE undersigned, having rented Colonel
IL lii,e's Little Mill, on the Shenandoah
River, (Which will be in complete order to
receive all kinds of Grain by the 18th OF the
present month take this method Of inform
ing the farmers, that they will at all times be
ready TO PURCHASE UHE-iT at fair cash
prices, or grind at The usual rates of toll, snl
stand the inspection at the Baltimore or Dis
triet markets. For those who prefer grind
ins, az desired,) We will send their Flour to
either OF the aforementioned markets, sell
aud make return punc;uaily at n very shor,
notice. They will also have any article their
customers may want brought FROM below
such as Plaster, Fish, Salt. &c.-for which no
other charge will be made than the cost Of
the same. They hope, 5y punetualiiy and
strict attention TO business. to merit n share
OF patronage. JOHN CLiUSON,
CILfRLES B.iR.NcS.
July }, ls3t-2m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
T'Hrmtp seed.

lllL subscriber has just received AZ The
- Charle'town Apoihecsry ard Book Store,
Tor 'ale, large supply Of early summer Tur.
mp seed of the prescott years growth. raised
~ Col I.aTue. Also. BE has received Ira.
.ummer from the "Msryis land Agricultural
hePosfofy,' early Plat Dutch aud large
White TurniP Seed.
June 90. 1894.
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National Hotel.
Jefferson { Ta.) Jockey Gao.


.UilE next meeting Of the Club " Ill COM
II mence, at their course near Charles
town. on Wednesday, September oath, 1894.
First Days Race, miles and repeat, for
$500, entrance 500.
Second Day, miles and repeat, for 5000,
entrance $40. Same day, a Sweepstake for
year old colts, one mile and repeat-en-
trance 500, half forfeit, to be closed on the
lst of September.
Third DGy, miles and repeat, for $500,
entrance sl5. Same day, n race for all sorts
Of horses, one mile and repeat, entrance 800.
There must be four entries (paid for) or no
race, on each day. Winners on preceding
days excluded from entering in the srbse.
quent races. Weights and regulations the
same as those Of the Central Course" The
track is now made an exact mile. Proper
officers are appointed to enforce the most r.
sid decorum. Seats will be erected on 4 re-
tired eminence for the Ladies.
N. b. The purses, IS heretofore. always a,
the stand THE SECRETARY
June &c, 1884.
The .NdrfiHs6Urg Gdse1ie, .Nirnonal H1s,7i-
g'ncr-. Blbim9re Gazette, Richmond UhiP and
Enquirer, xii iHserT he ADORE three nrnes non.
and four hrHes after The first Or September Hcrf.
aud J0Trdd h7r accounts 10 he Secretary Of
he Cub.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
10 THE STOCKHOLDERS
o. TGE
(hPSHpcHHe s. Ohio Canal.

Rec Ing ~ he Csvqacs II Bcrici-y and J,f-
6erssg.
HNilE unlcr'i sned has been appointed
n special agent by the Treasurer Of the
Chc'aPeaSo ani oAiO Canal Company, 10
collect the debts due 20 that Compan,. by
Stockholders residing in jefferson and Berke-
ley counties. A the situation Of that enter
Prise requires the immsdp'o application of
ats funis, It is hoped TIA, payment will be
made without delay.
CHARLES JAMES FAI'LKNTR.
Sbeo'a' .jyeR u e. e q. Z. T..
July 2, is3t.-4t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
John T.. COOEms

DESPEcTFULLY takes pleasure 10 inform
IA his friends, customers, ard the public
generally, hat he Is iust receiving and open.
ing a very general supply Of new aud sea
sonable GOODS, all Of which have been
purchased at reduced prices, aud are now of
fered on the like terms al b., store in Shep
herd town.
IulY 3. isJl-tL
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.MiH 6ogs.

hNNE and teep constantly On hand. .
~ large supply Of superior MILL coos for
-aie. JAMES MARSHALL.
Jose D., ls3t-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

Pihy .insrsr 10 a Short .4ireyiiseHleni,-A
shopkceper IN Grand street, the other day,
stuck upon his door the following Iaconic
advertisement: a Boy Wanted" On
going TO his shop The ne xi merning, he beheld
smiling little urchin, in basket, with the
following pithy label: Here he is."-[.Siie
York TI1nseripi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
NATIONAL HOTEL

II Z
81, Ussf Pratt Sfreei, 6eisrcsa Hgwsra and
!S.Grp Streets, BALTIMORE.
1--WE undersigned, proprietor Of the above
extensive establishment, respectfully in.
forms his friends and the public generally,
III the House is now open for the rece p,ion
Of Travellers. The location ofthe -
National AOfcl. eHA
IS central and healthy, on one Of ..n
the most hourishing streets in the GkkM1
City, and It's proximity 10 the different Steam
boats and public wharyes, will render it a
desirable stopping place. The chambers and
Parlours arc fitted up in the most modern
style with new and appropriate furniture -
The table will be supplied with all the luxu-
ries of the season, and the Bar provided with
choice liquors Of AL kinds.
Board per day 81. Livery so Cents.
The Proprietor hopes by his unremiited at
tenton 10 business, TO merit 4 share Of the
public patronage.
The Public's humble servant,
ROBERT ROACH
n. B.-BofRDERS taken by the Week,
Month or Year.
Baltimore, June 26-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
WOOL.

= YNtV RrrD & Co. commi.si,-
~ chants. -. e, South Chariss
Baltimore Ni. devote particular s,.
90 the sale e WOOL An ear.
msie them uili receive their pr
tclt4,1. ard liberal advances ~.l I'd.
whe1 required
Bs'tan.efe, MAJ ?. 1885, en
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MOTICE.

HNIIE subscriber having determined on re-
~ moving 10 The West will offer for sale
On Saturday the 26ih Of July,
IN Bolivar, on Union Street, Tie fOllowin
property, VIZ
ono Stone house, and Lot, Smoke "a
house, sc. one other Lot With . E1
good stable on u, three feather SSl
beds. ono bureau, one mahogany 49,
desk AMI BOOK case, one large Dining FABLE.
two snail ditto. ono seltee, - dOKsn fret
Tais ets'r1, one set of common ditto, some
'afpsuns. one goot Stove X pipe, oae rife
,he 81" S'Sn, one olo,k, variety ~ valuable
DooN'' one Young Horse, saddle n birdie, one
hrst fa'e Gov together r,th an, ,rt,cle. "A
housebold q Kitchen fara,turs to- tsd.eq. ts
esumefate. Terms made knoEs on tie dsy
q sale, ~
Jlly ?, 1885, "'IA'-'''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
Esamk 81 az InlIeu ln Ia.

NNiIE annual mecting of the st5.tL8
\ q this hahk. fof ths eieeiion e a.fft..
siI b. held 81 the bank.nr lttss .- IS
chester. o. IS cdnrstav fhs va o., ID
nsxt HiNRY VI. BRLsr. C.ltt
I.ae %. 1894 IA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
TRANSPORTATION

~ @A~N'bA N<AA II ~ u ENI4N
by the ran RO.lD BEIiUEE.N- NIL
JLnORE and ihe POINT IF ROCKS.
DAILY Train OF Railway Wagons pro-
"A ceeds ia both directions bet = cen BAitinl orc
and the Point u Rocks.
wESTWARDIY
Starting from BaiIimorc at 2 noon, anil arriv-
ing 81 the Point u RoSks At nooG Of the folio 10
day.
EASTWARDLY
Starts from tlie Point OF Rocks II Ave in the
evening, aud reaches the Depot ia baltimore at
the same hour Of the following evening.
The Rail Road Company have established am
pie convenienees aud machinery Tor the safe ansi
expeditions transhipment of produce And eommo-
dnics between the Canal Boats and the Railway
Cars The Company are also prepared 20 re-
eei'e produce from the Boats, give receipts for
the same to the ouncrs or To- their order aud de-
liver he same the Rail Road ia Baltimore 10
the eonsignees for Ic charge Of - cents per bar
rel fer Flour, aud other commodities in the same
proportion.
They will also deliver Goods consigned TO the
Point Of Rocks Grom baltimore at i9I cent. pcr
lrOlbs. and, until further notice, Plaster Of pa
ris st 81 per ton, aud Sailed Fish and Salt At y
cents per 100 lbs.
May 8, 1881
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
A CHANGE OF MEASURES.

Married, nj Washington, ON the I7th uIt. Mr..
JOSIAH PICK, To HisX ANTLiA BUsHEL-
hddzookers, hobs, and wetidnz-eakes,
What change Of ,ncdrres marriage makes!
Quick ne thought, al Hymen's beck,
a BHsiei's changed into F'eek.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
Coffee House and Hotel,
AND STiCE OFFICE,
MAIN i'm STREET.
cHARLEsTowM, vA.


TNlliS establishment, nearly opposite the
y Court House, Is now in the occupancy
OF the subscriber, Who respectfully invites public
stie'tion To IL, rOn'cuienecs, eonifotts, aud adj
'autsgeous location.
He has had some experience ~ host and
having supplied his house With every thing ne
ee.,ary 10 make his guests comfortaLic, he in-
dulvS the hope that he III receive fair proper
tion OF patronage. Ills apartments airy plea
ssn,, snd veil furnished Ia, table aud bar arr
always provided with the best and his a,aLlinr
80 important To travellers Is comfortable abu,.
dantly supplied, and well attended.
Thus prepared. he feels q confidence that those
Who sqjourn ith him III alws, depart ith plea
sant rcinen'branecS MICHAEL HILL.
CharleStoNn, June OF, isjA
TIE subscriber, thankful to the public Tor their
very liberal patronage for the last sx wears, at the
house keep, by him on fae T'Lnnpite Bet.rern Tres
burg and hhe Dsfrcf, most respectfully ask. a
continuance Of public favor at the same house,
which y still kept In ITS usual STYLE anil r.snsge
oy h' son. If MIL.
June &c, 1854
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LETTERS,
e PostOhce atCharles-
,Sl.
George karr
DIR Robert Kennedy
Thomas Kirk
John l-zferty
Edward Long
; III Lee
John Lake
George Law
Clement l. Iikens
Polly Lcedy
VI
Niarmaduke s Tbomp-
sou
Mary Penniek
Jsnes Moore
Briee AsD0uglass
ID IL AiArkle
T. & Milton
Thomas M.ibcNs
John Mays
ID Melvin
= Meyers X 20.
Nsg,iAline NeilI
Ca,linc Normal
George Needy
William Nc,in
% 4 X
Juliet Opie
Philip tHt
John Peter
John Psyac
Gs,hariIe Rand
I III Russe
ID Reed
Vim Russell
Gcorg, Ris,lcr
= L
e. Shaw
4 Sinclair
& g. Stewart
VIM Spots
John Stephenson
4 VI Silver
William SiOue
James Slhricy
John Si,aS
, " Scltcnck
Maria shirley
Major Thomas
sialOtt Thomas
Wa ll'riit
JAMES Thompson .
, Thompson
John \ thompson
" Y
David wagIy
u Wallis
} W White =
4 NLit.ng
= e. NArner
\ Nhiiisker
Jacob " .Itcrraar
DsnieI Myscng
ampri Wfisi,t
Nieho!.,Yolps .
n HETES. r. W
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IL. II. LOUy.y.DES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

III As opened an Office in Smiihfeld, and
u u will practice In the several Courts oi
Jefferson and berkeley.
June 26, ls3S-3m.