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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-20

terday, by the President Of the United States,
communicating official information OF the un-
fortunate accident at TOnlon. 1t appears that
three of the guns of the frigate of the U. States
had been Inadvertently left shotted, all of which
were discharged during the salute, and most
of them directly into the French ship of the
line Suffren, by which two men were killed, and
two wounded. The President recommends to
Congress that pensions be authorized for the
families of the unfortunate victims OF the acci-
dent.-Ndt. Int.
The Rail Road Riot.-The foreign rioters on
the Washington Rail Road, Of whose proceed
ing against each other we gave an account
yesterday, are represented to be Far{owmS and
CorkonianS. The troops that proceeded from
this city to quell them were under the com
mand Of Major Finley, and composed of Cap
tans Hickmans, Branson's and Cheves' corps
of Infantry, captains Cooks and Magulre's
corps of Rifemen, and troop of Horse, under
Capt. Bouldin.
One of the latter returned last evening and in
formed the editors of the American, that the
troop arrived at the place ofriot yesterday NOR
nlng, in advance of Major Finley's command,
and that they found the rioters pretty we'll tran
quilted, although in the early part OF the day
there had been some violent passes between
them One of the rioters who had fired at
General Ridgey, was shot in the mouth, and
this, our informant states, was the only occasion
on which fire arms had been used. Major
Fiuley's detachment arrived or the ground IN
the afternoon, and when our informant left,
matters were apparently quiet In the course
of the contests which had already taken place,
a number of shantees were burnt. Four per-
sons, it appears, were killed in the ARRAYS, one
of whom was a female. The rioters arrested
will it is supposed, be escorted to Annapolis jail
to day.-Baltimoie Patriot.
The Kembles-It is understood that Mrs. But
Ter Qate Miss Fanny Kemble) has rellnqulshed
the design of returning to England, and that
her father, who will shortly proceed thither,
proposes to return soon and remain permanent
ly in this country. Miss Kemble's work on
America is all printed, and will shortly be is
sued to the publicly. y. Com.
In the brig Pursuit, which sailed from Aber-
deem for New York previous to the Orpheus, it
was discovered that two casks. marked fresh
provisions" contained two emigrants!
New York. Gazette
Cholera.-By medical gentleman who has
just reached this city from the interior of Loui-
siana, we learn that the Cholera is prevailing to
a considerable extent throughout the valley of
the Mississippi In New Orleans, there were a
number of cases daily, but it excited no alarm.
He states that the malignity Of the disease is
daily decreasing and that he thinks it Will in
time wear itself out. 1t is found to be much
more under the control of remedial measures,
than formerly and from very extensive ex
threw out the other day, that Charge doses Of
active medicines, would produce the extreme
stages of the disease, instead of arresting the
first SvmptomS IN Y Mpr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-20

Iz- Mr.. MoLANE has resigned his office of
Secretary of State, the resignation to take eff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-20

Hon JOHN MCLEAN of Ohio which if has hoo,
requested to publish, in reply to one address.
ed to him by several gentlemen ofthe civ IN,
county of Philadelphia:
CINCINNATI, June 6, 3S3
GENTLEMEN:--Yo our letter of the 22d uIl A..
received yesterday, on my return to this Civ J.,
which you request to know my opinion on ,qy.
tain subjects Of public concern.
1t has been my course, through life. fran:
to avoW my opinions on all subjects in cony,:
sation; but have repugnancy to the public.
ton OF my views, even where they have be-,
misrepresented. On the present occasion
have received letters from so MANY soyrca,
similar to yours, that justice to myself and m.
friends seems to require from me an answer
national Bank should be effectually guar.
ed against abuses, and consistent with the rgb.y
Of the respective state governments The Do.
Of Congress TO establish Bank would seem e
have been as fully settled, by the resp2.-
tive action Of the legislative, executive, ara g.
dlcal branches Of the government as aLfCs,
any other constitutional question which ~
been seriously agitated. And experience e.
most clearly demonstrated, that the local BaG.c
cannot afford the necessary facilities to the -
cal action Of the government nor give tC ne
country sound and equal currency. ARG 3.
can scarcely be necessary to say that nc .G,iCa
can be prosperous, which has not : soEnC Il.
equal circulating medium.
AS to the other enquiries in you. retr3~
have to say that never advanced ar opiaiIH
to Mr.. Taylor Webster; favorable to the rene
al OF the depositeS, or against their reSto.GliC"
expressed to him no opinion upon the sable
nor upon the propriety of the remova. = II,
Duane.
have the honor to De- with ;2:ear :as2,c.
your obedient servant, JOHN McLEEI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-20

after, nay even now, what an interesting sue
ject of inquiry is the history, settlement ana
progress, Of Botany Bay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-20


the citizens of Wanenton, IA. iny;f2d hi"- c
partake of public dinner, Il ,1ncr = rica
The following repl":
MAy ~ e..
GENrLEAEN:-I ha re received, nth e, 3-r.i.
bility which sach a manifestation D.. kindness
could not fail 10 excite, th3 catering i"3lim.-
NAL Of appreciation which ra1y I, i.J ;|ah
citizens Of Warenton en- &c viI;ni.,'' o.,
been pleased, through vo" as rel. r:Szac =,
bestow upon my public co2!s: she saJaeii
ly my exertiors 70 ares .n3 3i:a2. :. sge@t.
tive uslrpation aid Cbuse oF Jo'Y., enc
rescue the public purse ,r2.r n laa>s e n,
Executive, which have 5,csG2C j, j.. yJii H.,
alike of the national fctL, he let12 &C r. e.,
and the spirit Of The CCrstitutc.'
While we cannor bu deploT1 ~ : 81 a.
tonal calamity, which the -ac:l;e3sneS3 3. IT,
dctive and infatuated poy'e" mas O cGrc5r, -
the acts of usurpaton to whi2H &c, '2:u,
cannot but derive patriotic :oEco!2,'o.. .'Gf
rejecting, that those Gctc u n!sSoZe!.;sr51
and tyranny have dissncnaTt2G liz )aLGI. ),
the United States, ard brOFe The ass s23;:".,.
under which they we're rapid" cir:.!1G :nc
death-like slum1er, from whist &c sAC2" -
potent than that produced Ey az 'iG2 t!ofs ,
despotsm, could hsve effectIalry "C>.3oc M
But, thanks to that overriding FcT2. .JH2ss
Providence habitualIy educeG SccI -. G : IA
the sceptre Of uslWping SyraGh" hac oe2'
most mracuously Converted, even = re ltaaS
Of the usurper, into { magic .7&nG, mel ~.
the rod of Moses, has causeI ne llvT& az
of Liberty to flow from the 1a:r@s: ,oc. Q, u
wilderness, and the varnal flowers ,! hGpe al.
promise to diffuse thei.' cheering aHC 49,
fragrance over the desoIGrc heath, The.e -
yesterday the wntry influence CT desFouc ~
er exercised exclusive dominion. E1cniem1'
sincerely congratulate yc.; on the gl0Iio"'! 4. r
piCes which cheer anC animate the Fierr~
Liberty, from every quarter OF tee i1ea''tr,
The contest is decided. The battle has -
fought and won. We rar. had dcSP~+
struggle with Executive Ges9olisn, Gu ~ ~
battle has been fought and won fn nIiIr
whelming tide Of popular !ndIgnahoL WV, ~ -,
sweeping away tyranny and lis nlniG',a W. A..
common ruin, cannot be arres1cd' 20 a;3to.,...
perate expedient by which this MAJ pe go 60
tee, Like the recent Protest;-Wiil pu. ~, os,.
increase the disaster and compe'e III
throw. &C., 10
1t is a source Of sincere regret to me gV,r
men that my extreme i'll health, by WHICH ~, "n
been reluctantly constrained to aoanuoT !, i'm i'm.
seat in Congress- for the present; fe huelSt
possible for me to accept the kind lnV!d !.,, tc
the citizens of Warenton and IFS VlcLi2dsr
meet them in the festive board; Wheie "" rsrg
other circumstances, it would afford me ,ristc
great pleasure to partake OF the charae free
hospitality of Virginia, and to indulge J" 'bose
of sentiment with those
principles are congenial with my own
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-20

When MIR. McOufie was Oh MS va taa
South weeks ago, he tarritd scne Ga2s IN,
Fauquier White Sulphal Springs. Wills ne
the citizens Of Wawenton, IA. invited h;"- c
partake of a public dinner, L ,'nc.r = r1ca
The following repl":
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-20

Letter Of Judge NcLean.-The PhiladeJ7hi,
Sentinel contains the following letter from Il.
Hon JOHN MCLEAN, of Ohio, which it has boo,
requested to publish, in reply to one address
ed to him by several gentlemen of the civ IN,
county Of Philadelphia:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-20

In the brig Pursuit, which sailed from Aber-
deem for New York previous to the Orpheus, it
was discovered that two casks. marked I" fresh
provisions" contained two emigrants!
New York Gazette.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29
Mont pelier school.

gEVliE subscriber having permanently loened
IA himself one mile hom Amherst Court house,
proposes continuing lis School the ensuing year,
for the instruction OF youth The local advantages
Of tho School inferior 10 none In the county as
II regards health anl retirement The term to
consist OF ten month"; will commence the ffsl Mon
day in january, md end the first Monday IN Dc
ccmbet following. saca'lug The month Of August
No pupil vii ba admitted Tor u shorter period lhuu
from the Time OF entrance to the cLd OF Inc tenn.
lie promises u use every cxcron 10 promote
the advancement oil those entrusted 10 his chor,
and believes from his experience, he will be enabled
to give cntfe satisfaction. TO those who have
palroniscd Inn lor the last years, be feels par
uculuiy grateful and hopes 10 receive a eouli0-
uancc Of their iayofs. There viii be two public cx
nmlnhons, one N JUNE the Other in December.
Tuition fees, due semi-annuaily, will DC FOR Or
biography, Reading and Wnung 5fl2-fbr English
Grammor Geography. with the use Of the Mp
aud Globes, History, Rhetoric, Astronomy, Natu-
raj Philosophy and Mathematics, 4lG-for The La
TIN Language, VI.
Z. S.--ile vii receive several bourJers into his
family, ON moderate terms.
HOWELL l.. BROWN.
Dec. II Wiz
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29

&1E@-2s = y - - - -
Elisabeth Mar. WIDOW aud relsef OF MAJ JAM
de.'d. Alexander u. Mar, John jones Morgan.
Roben Shelton ami Matilda his wife, William
Still and Elizabeth his wle, John Mar. Merry
T. Mar, Thonas Wainwright and Sarah his
wife. Ambrose 4. Mair. Ambrose Muir M
Caroline his u lie, Francis II. Mari, the last aaa
infant under the age Of twenty one years, " 10
sues by her next friend, Elizsbelh Mari
NNAKE NOTICE, that shah, on The 96lh day
- of January next, a, the house ofJohn Iayiao
in the county OF Amherst, the FOL Bulge,
proceed to take the deposions % Benjamin Har-
veil and others; and on the 9Th dsv Of the same
mon.h, at tho Washington Hotel, ia the town of
Lynchburs, proceed 10 take the dCpositioas Of DR.
G. A. Rose and others and f iiom any cause The
above deposiiions should not be TAX 10 or completed
on the above days, they will be taken on the . h
and % h Of the same montha the Same place. And
on the 4th day of February next, at the Eagle IA.
vern. in The City OF Richmond, Va proceed l. fakr
the DISPOSITIONS of Col. John w. lott a u others
and il IN case they should mol be token on the 1h
- named, they will be taken on the 9Th OF the SUM
month and at the same place And GA the 9th day
ofFebruary, at the Bel Tavern in Liberty Bed
ford county, I shall proceed 10 take the DISPOSITIONS
Of John o. Lcnweh and others hich, If not cela.
ple,cd on that day, will be continued on lhe lon
and 18th of the same month, al the same place
which said dispositions, when taken, are intended
70 be read as evidence On The trial of suit, now de-
pending in the Circuit Superior Cour, OF Law aud
Chancery for The county Of Bedford, w. in which
suid SUR, you are plaintiffs. md myself a0d others
defendants. ANTHONY RUCKER,
Executor of Ambrose Rucker, dec d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29

To Thomas sprasins, Armistcad Barksdalc, VIM
T. Barksdalc Allen Gu,hrey g. II. Hunt, Tho
mas l. Spragns, Melchlzldeck Sprogins, Eli
sha Barksdaic and Rebecca his wife Elizabeth
IL. Spraslns, Sarah l.. Smith and Slllh b. SPA.
gins.
WAKE NOTICE, that on the 2ls, January
n 1888, at the office OF Calvin Tate, in the city
ofNew Orleans, and State of Louisiana, shall
proceed to take tic dispositions of said Tate, and
others, 10 be read as evidence in a suit now depen
ding and undetermined in the Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery lor the county of Halifax. IN
which you are defendants, and J. as administrator
OIL The untdmlnislered goods and chattels of Elijah
Hunt, decd am plaintiff. JAMES BRUCE
Dec. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29
Great Hargains for CASH,

TuNO be had q, the New Store of T.. Il, ESTES
Il in fine and supefdne blue, black and eolore1
Cloths, Casimeros Caeinotls, FIannes, Blanket
Napt Coitons, Mefno Cloths and Circas5ians Fl.
cured Thibe, Cloths, very h1ndsome patterns,
Bombazeus, Calieos, cambrica, Muslius, superior
and common black and eolored Silks, silk Worstea
and Cotton Hose, Domestic Goods Of all kinds
and all other Dry Good7, Groceries, Shoes, Hats,
&c. all Of which Will be sold cons dcrnby lower
than they have ever been offered in this market
Purchasers are respectfully requested to call and
examine fot themselves. Persons wishing to buy
to sell again can do SO 10 great advantage lie Is
determined u sell out his stock of Goods on hand
and every indueement in the way Of chenpness
will be held out TO purchasers. Two or three tons
of very nice Castings, very cheap.
f.. b. ESTES
a. lie is daily expecting 10 receive como fine
and ezra hne black BombaziGe Diapers, super
fine Cnsinots, Ribbons, and other desirable Goods
which will be sold very cheap b T.
Dec - Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29

IL for the Corporation of L,nchbn,o nronon,
ced at tie December term, lS31-I shall nroceed
to sell. tor ready money, on Saturday he 27th
INST befJle the door OF john Il. u. PAYNE. auc.
l'o"rer, IN the town OF Lynehburs. twelve or
loui'een NEGROES, belonging to The children Of
, N '''e hop''' y ana sally Scott Among these
Negroes there are several very valuable aud hkni,,
One good "aterman,three or four excellent cooks
aud one good seamstress. They IRE slaves Of good
character aud sold for no fault. The sale viii he
cdnnet ed by John Il. ID. PAYNE. Ao,rioneer
/. FLETCHER, Com
Dee ids
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81 e. RY B.R = gwTI, Js
Nearly opposite the Banks,


Fl ) NOW oponlng and receiving large stock of
beautiful Goods-many oil them bought al
auction in New \ ork and Philadelphia lie Piled
g,s himself to sell ut the o@esl prices, and invites
those wishing TO purchase 10 call for bargains lie
has now on hand,
Fine and Superfoe Cloths Cassimercs and Cassi-
nets, o! many shades and colors
Napt Cottons, Lnseys, twcd Kcrseys and
Blankets,
Silks, Gladys, Cgcassans and Mcrino Cloths
Beautiful ShawIs, plain aud embroidered
Scotch, American and Brussels Carpcling
A variety Of Linen Goods, very cheap,
English prints, new patterns
Real French embroidered Capes, very fine
Embroidered ami plain KID Gloves, Blond ditto
Silk, Cotton aud Lambs Wool Hosiery
French walking Shoes for Ladies'
For theuse of families small supply of WEST
INDIA PRESERVES AND PICKLES, togcth-
or with capcrsi Olives, Mustard, Almonds, Plums
and Candies, at reduced prices.
The stock indeed is large for the place and embra
ced great variety of GOODS, all of which will
be sold on the most reasonable crms.--Country
Merchants and PedIors may here rcplenish their
stock should they require 1t.
Nov. 81 Is
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80 very valuable young Negroes
/ + aUCVyO

a WILL sell, without reserve, on Monday, the
Ia %J'h inst. ii The Req House, in the county of
Charlotte, 80 Valuable Young Negroes, CONSISTING
OF Men, Boys and G,ds,-Ihe sale vii be con.
Quoted by John II. d. Payne. Purchasers may res,
saushed that no part Of the Slaves will be sold
before the day of sale
w VI. B. ARMIoTEAD.
81 me terms of the above sale (ostead of cash,
- stated IN the handblll,) will he SIX months crc-
1 'nG purchasers giving negotiable notes. salts.
iag.ofiiy endorsed
Dec Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29
Cabinet Furnituve.

HHE subscriber, thankful for the encourage
u ment heretofore received from hls friends mt
the public, wishes 10 inform them that no las n no
we'd 10 The lower end OF Main-srcot, opposite Nj
Bce,h's Carriage shop, where hc viii keep al
ways good assortment Of Fuln,.a rc On hand. low
FOR cash or country produce,
would be glddto gellwo boys of steady aud IN
dus'rious habits, as Apprentices to learn the Cab
ne, business Boys from Ii TO 10 years Of age mt
from the country, would be preferred
JOHN HOCKADAY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29
" oadhonrne 5chnoA

I TATlI.L asain BE- open for the reception Of
w Baafdars aud Day Scholars On tie Isl
Niond ia january ne2l. The terma m all res
poets similar 10 those Of the present yaat, w
For Boarding PER session, Of % weeks, SO, whore
the boulder continues the whole week and has his
washus done VIII Us. Where the boai1er con-
linues with Us only tic five teaching days 81
the week, and las his waghing done al home -
per session For fulton in the Languages %
Mathcmllies, Is pr session. In the English
Branches, 10 ier SESSION payable IA all casgs at
the expiration Of the session. The boarde-fnrnish-
es LIS own Gun Ia. Every scholar, whether
bpardCr OF day sehaar will ba charged from the
time OF entrance n.I the expiration Of lie session.
and no teIueisn aads@or los, time but at lie op-
ton %. the subscriber, no scholar Over IL years 81
age viii be received, bar upon satisfactory asBu-
rance ofc9ueet department dociilty aud abedenec
The subscriber can aeeommo la,e 10 boaf1o s. and
as mbuy day scholars, which VIII lie Tie nt o.
las School, exclusive Of hi8 own chlircn.
SAN. I MILLER
piusylFaaia Dec Is WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29
Pationsburg Founaery.

a HAVE rented this establishment, and employ
ID ed Mf John D.Buike az Mango an here
fore prepared 10 furnish any Ifon Of Bros Castings
on the shortest notice Eats nlile, Sloyes, Mil
Machinery Of all knds, Plough Moulja, Hollow
Ware, and all other Castings, made of the best
IRON y ~ofkmanship equal 10 any IN Vngirio.- i
have also connected with the Foundry, a Tit
Hummer and Plough Factory, where Ploughs Of
all kinds Tobacco Screws, and Edgo Tools, OF C.
very description, wall be made 10 order in the best
manner, and Of choice materials
A orders directed 10 me, at tbs place. or Mr..
Burkt, vii be immediately attended To-
DAVID HOLMES.
- The Lexington Union and Ftneastle Demo.
crat will insert the above tunes, and forward
their accounts 10 ID. Holmes
Buchanan, Dec. T. w1w
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Dec II


FEN!E subscriber having determined 10 remove
H. from LynehJurg IL the ensuing sptlng, Oilers
for sale the lot ON winch he lives On II Is IA com
iortobl' dwelling house. Any person wishing to
purchase viii please call and view the premises
Possession vii he gwen or before tie first day
Of Muy, l6j5.=-lefms VIII be made known ON
application - the subscriber
JOHN e. RED.
Dec | will
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29
Classical SclAMNN-

VHiE Subscribers have engaged with the Trus
- tees o. Union Academy, to teach the ensuing
year at that institution. Union Academy Is silna
ted in the lower end Of Amherst county, one mile
and half above Elk Mills. The School vii com
mence on the ls day of January next, aud termi-
inmate the lst OF December one month vacation
will be given during the summer. In this School
will be fought Orihographyl Reading Writing.
Arithmetic Grammar, Geography With The use of
Maps and Globes Boos Lrurcs, ancient and Mo
dern History, Neutral aud Moral Philosophy, Che
mlsry and the French ami Lotln Languages.
TERMS.
For the English including Grammar aud
Geography sic 90
The higher branches of tho English, French
and Latin 325 OF
Board can be had Immediately in the neighbor.
hood Of tho Academy. at Col. VIM. billiards., Alex
ander Mundy's, Esq. and at other places on the
most reasonable terms
Those with whom We have not the pleasure oil
an acquaintance refer to the trustees, Gels VIM.
and John billiard, john norslev, Alexander Mum
dy, WIN. G. Jocdan Charles NJ. Christian, Isaac
w. Walker, M.cajah Pendleon, and VIM lIors-
ley, Esqrs. JAMES p. PRICE,
THOMAS II. POPE.
Dec. % IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29
" inter Goods.

81 TliE subscribers have on hand large assof'-
II ment of the following Winter Goois. VIZ.
% & Al PLAIN and Plaid Linseys Cheap
81 American Kcrslys
Low priced Sanetts
Point and Doti Blankets
lto<e and Whitney do
WILSON'S and Gandy's Napt Cottons
,,,, AN oil winch they are determined to sei ftef'
l nose wishing 10 purchase viii lind It to thef III
'eteS' 10 examine their goods before bu} ing
FRANKLIN, HUNT X 20.
Opposite the Vpglnian o''''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Sale
Observation-Disclosures Sale
Dec. IL

IA ILL be sold to the highest bidder at nnbI,.
w auction, on Monday the ooh of the nrcsen,
month, If fair if not the next fair day at the eto
residence of Capt. Jack Leflwich, deed MI ,bn
stock OF Horses, Oxen, Cows, Plantation U,ens;ls
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Crop of Corn
Fodder, Oats, &c. A credit of l2 months vii, hn
allowed the purchaser by giving bond, with sa,is.
factory security on all sums above So; tina, sum &
under Will berequlrcd JOHN GOODE
Administrator of ]. Lcftwich.
PERSONS holding claims agains, the estate are
earnestly requested to make them known before the
d"y OF sale, IN order that they may be paid Those
l"1eo'ea ATE requested to make payment. 20,
Dec. IL W.
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10 or 16 Negroes for sale.

VA he sold on Monday, ooh December at
w the late residence of Mr. Alexander Rev
nolds, about four miles from Waugh's Ferry, IN
bedford county fifteen or sixteen likely and valua-
BILE NEGROES Two or three of the ncgres will
be sold for cash-tho balance on a credit of twelve
months, tie purchaser giving bond with approved
security. CHARLES b. REYNOLDS,
JOHN a. REYNOLDS, hunn' 5
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