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Drugs 9ss<g sHEedtcines,
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yVfIE subserissr rsspsetfsliy infe~us the
y sssissns ef IlaspsrsFsrsy and 10 vieiai,,
shss ~ sss received Isrgs end Sessrai sup
Ply Of 11S010uy1D, 01uoe, 40
which, stded 10 sis for.sf STOCK, askes hI.
assortusat eouplets. lie snurss his friends
aud the public generally, that The article.
have been purchased with esrs, and are war.
ransed genuine. lie would siso request
thoss Who osy Be In want Of Frs;s. Coo
tecsioasries, Fancy Articles. &C., 10 esll s'
bin Fruit Ssors, Immediately shove hb Drss
store, where b TO be found ell articles con
nected With and belonging To Confsctionar,
Estabiishnent.
ADAM YOUNG, Jr.
Hsrpers-Ferry, May %, 1895.
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Payable half yearly but Tee Dsf1sss
vii Be received ~ Faynssnt III faI n psid
tntirsiy in advance Whessser ragn.esf Is
asferrsd bsyond ths exgsfatssu d BE year
inierest udl be charged
60 susserpl,oas fss sin u.o1fls. - -. -
bs pad inrsriably n s4ssaes.
ADyEHTIsisS.
he terms 81 sdgsrtlsine. arr - sqg1rs n
- less, 3 fof fsrss aserfiions-lsFgss ores
= tis seae p1aRasiisa. Esck eonusnaucs
% eeasa 80 e1aaFa.
- ~ a4seFtsements % oSters6
spesiee tins, - hs eoatia3eA uats
80 sAergss s>esr&Ngis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

THOsgEsaS R.RW.EEV.N
WA/OULD most responsibility iaGorn A.,
w esrioeseFs - a. sitixens ~ CHI
tova - seigiesFbood ereevaliy, 49, - ..-fi-
sssa - eETEF o., - kss Aeaafaeaastaa Esf-l,i,.h
aseut. Bt.AlkS MITHfNG - 80 Ia s.rio-,.
hyus-Arsi ed II stdaioa. ~ h.s enrsr-s W.
Iha,asas A.Ftius prseiiei paFtnsr b. il,e Edrr
Z ooi Asaesfassegy q Soi,asisa I'siee 4 Co. NJ.
gsrseSn, NJ. vks sifi ~ rt.s,y = 20 s,@r,
% S.exi CO Asce sifh es-l-sfer. n.aalae tss-r.,
s-csriy ~ god a. nss. Csc ia as.s rs..is -
faratA AHes ef sey wesTif - ordrr = tie sl.ort-
- autiee. He ssh ass u.shs Nm Psrka. Ne
Asstis sin sles suee1 n ~ shoesnr a kassss.
80 fsoa ~ hnsvicdEe 80 szpsvseaas - fhis
basieeea. ss = y4asiicst vns1aaa, ~ ~ hesi-
&C., - ~, 49, sesy ers BniShs azxfss q sssh
prE6-Etiea ~ this hrnarA, - feei ens.ss~us -
sin Fxafrr grnerai nafisfssfisa teehnss VA 49,
fssos ~ ed ssn itezae eaii 80 jsles ~
ygw~ivss. ! hsse hoaT hsen suasis.e.f lisss
thrFs - - sesiios q ensn1ry vt.frv S. kor.ss
80 ress hiEhiy psiseS 49, n eer iusmrds1t
aeixAssaEtaatt ~ \ ne sFash, 49, kossa -
80 - ulh 49, - hirssr4 ~ FitsF. s.sisss - J.
weH ehoi. HcF.es' 80 49, - rrrssrseA -
ipunfn1. ~ ~ 49, $1,000 - ~ 49,.
80 - n1srrsi vsg Il rlsass riess.
~. ny--&s 8aslpA crsA rs rstarr-S. - i
nsv eag.fef h cessluR Tlslls ~ e.ssy as.slir-
iieas Assi-igpas. btisgsfe. Gs.a MesstiaR. ~
ssssy a.hsr @sisa. - - Be, vhish ra.y & ~
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The VVashington Mirror.

-
iies, Literature. and District .96airs,
as published ersry Saturday at TIE
seat Of the General Government,
BY WILLIAM THOMPSON.
MwENTY-SIx numbers Of thi. Journa,
- lave heea sisesdy published; aud another
series h commenced With increased and inercas-
ING patronage. The publisher aud editor has
euiArgcd tie MiHnoR, from the Medium 10 the
SuP~r Royal size. Il Is printed on Eoo.l paper
sasl Nth sss type. aad sili be dei,srrrd Il the
resid~nee Of eseh subscriber ia Washington.
t'eotgrtova sod Aiexsadria, os the day of pub
6e-sion. Price Two DoLLAn. per annun-,he
hra half year invariably in advance. Suhsrrip-
tions aud Advertisements are respectfully solicit
ed Posimssiert aud others ressdiug cut of the
ilsr'st, ~ho viii procure Eve subscribers sud
remh IS. Ia advance for half years Subscription,
~bi receive gSrtuitoas copy Of the " AsaIxg-
roS MIsHoE. The Editor all spare no pains to
obtain correct snd early infcriss,ion of public
oreurrcnees II the seat of the Federal Govern
rDeui AID hts editorial eomu.cids will be ns
mach as possible free from party or sectional
b'as 1.-THE Washington Mirror should eontiu-
Ur To be hberslIy p-iroaized, the Publisher will
soni'nae TO make further improseIn-ni,
lie respectfully announces thsfoiIouins new
arrangements
LIT. Tie Washington Mirror Sil! eontinue on
ia PF,scnt s'ze sOd price without any change or
All rAti % "a the ensuing volume.
2! Country Subscribers ~IIl have their ps-
Pers regularly msiI-i o tie dsy of publios,ins,.
~ During tise Session OF Congrrss. a ueek-
y article 'ii be prspGrcd and int ssiabIy aptsr
0ader tie head ~ . Sayings Aod Dgings in Con-
grvSa-"
4ih. DuriHs the recess tlse political rumors
and On-dIts II the seal &C the General Govern
ment, siiib noted sJr the Information VI distant
subsrribCrs.
9Th y he nsmcs Of AL the subscribers 10 the
Mirror ~ Wsshisgton. GeorKvtown aud Alex
aadTiA, will be p'IbIislsed ooce every sax months
IN sa advertising directory, 18th The professiot
and Residence 81 each subscriber.
Cih- For the infos tnsiion Of commercial read
efs, seise'sOa will BE- made aud published every
utek, from tise New York Journal Of Commerce;
aisoS price eurresd. adapted 60 the Washington
s'sd CeorEeiown markets sod carefully corrected
for Tie Mirror by ;,leIIiEesa mercantile rrntIr-
men his information will be'gisen ans.s r the
bead I" Commercial ("
7th- Fer The ladies' aad Literary Depart.
naetsas 81 Tee Mirror, gOod original ADD veil sr-
ievted HstfeF viii be asHntly troyisird.
tIssisg already sruFiy srvcn hundred aabsepI-
errs % the Clty af " sst.instoa alon- nad very
handsome subscription in tSs0rEetown add AIex.
sadris, the Mirror will. ills presumed, obtsie
tsir portion q advertising lSairos,syc
Communications, Sheii,st eosts,ning ord.ra Or
resnIttanees nsusi be si6Fcssed postage fr,sl Go
W. tHosr~Os, Edlisor u the Mirror, WaaI.iss-
ioa Cry, -. e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

IF J can get 6rst-rate likely NEGRO
IL MEN. from Is to IS years Of age, Z
val give 600 for each, and $500 for
GIRLS Of similar ages and appearance
Persons wishing To sell will do well to give
me call, ss will not remain long.
q. w. MALONE,
Of .flabama-
,charlestown, Va. May %, 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11
n Fresh supply.

IL Fresh supply.
nNE eask fresh Z.nie Curranls,
u One eask TANARiNDs,
~ boxes Muscatel Raisips,
200 lbs fresh FIGS,
2bsrrels soft sbeiled Almonds,
Oranges and Lemons.
Soda, Sugar, Better K Water Crackers,
a lev csnnistsrs Of Picked Oysters,
warranted very foe.
10000 superior Spanish Cigars. some OF
'sdnes Manufacture, just received and for
saie al ADAM Y0CNG'S
Fruit Store.
IIarPers-rerry, May %. 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11
Albany Ale.

ISL received ard foF szls. . supply Of
e. the Celebrated North Risef Cfssr, a.
~ SoVsg's FRJlT STORE
hsrpsrSFsFTy, April %. Isas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

- ENTLENEN's Brush Hats. Of supe-
~ rior quality, black and white, for sale
Oy ". & }. JOHNSON.
Ca@p-HiIl, May "a. 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

3 purpose % lie be spsrrd) spending
- ihs next SLATER u Richmond, viii. Do
the in'efiia, engsge 20 . god tenant. ths
N"nse ~ which nos 1--we. Tho tine o.
giving possession nay be srranged 20 suit The
tensht JOiiS 5. GAi.LAuER.
Aprii .. 1s15
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD.
.rOTKCE.

~ and after Sunday nOrninz next, the
- u sth lnslsai The ssoraisE Tr-ia "a Cars f,,r
FkbDEHlCk sod HARPknS FERRY uill
sat = as eislosk e,rSy uor'.iug
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

WoRm's Cosfdkaoe.-Therei Is some
thing 80 beautifully coufdinx in the
natural feelings OF a womans heart
that she will never doubt until she has
been taught 70 do so.
A person by the name of Ronald.
advertises in the Louisville Journal, the
loss Of his pocket book. containing mo-
ney and papers. which was stolen from
Ais rooz IN tie ri Of that city.
n prospect q (aziae.-A Wagner
from the back country, arrived in this
city some tune since with his WAGON
well loaded with four. Aftcr he had
discharged his cargo. he went from
one end Of Howard street to the other.
asking '"what good bacon fotch:"-
every where he received for answer
''from TO 9 cents
Don't you want to buy some;"
asked he of merchant with look of
despair.
''Isit prince"
"Yes--excellent good"
How much have you got"
This lot," answered the country
man, taking two joles from his wagon.
The merchant smiled, and said that
ne would give him ak cents a pound
for then.
TN see you to flinders first" said
the WAGNER, throwing them back
'ntake EN- home again, and the peo-
pie OF Baltimore may starve.''
Bali. Pisifer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

I'D EcRiVED vithia he present month.
j = (ssay) ~ the Chsrsestosn Apothcea1-y ant
Beok stoFs, anesher auppiy ofEafiy Bunch
Rsaua, - several sogts.
JAMES BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11
CNsh for ETOssr.

"E sish 70 purchase 1000 bbIs. o.
w Fioar for Which We uni Rise the
nsli. price (eesis u Trsnspoftalioa De-. os. }
sahiert 10 the Baiiinors Inspection.
Apra Sc Isas-am.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11
IN CHANcERY.

NVnE defendants, Adrian wynkoop, VIII
IL liam Wynkoop, John wynkoop, Gsrrrt
Wynkoop, Nathan Hendricks aud Garrst w.
Hendricks, not having entered their appearance,
and gsen security seeorJing To the act VI assem-
bly, and the rules &c this eourt and IL appearing
By satisfactory evidence that the, are not iuhab.
isHts Of this couaty: IL 10 ordered, That tho
said defendants do appear here on the 6rsi day
ot the next term, aud answer the bill Of The
risintiss; and that copy of this order be forth
With inserted in some newspaper pabiished IN
ChHrlesiown, Tor t~o months successfully, aud
pcs,ed at the front door Of the CONTIGUOUS ia the
said town at Charirstown.
A Copy-T-s,e,
May 81, 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11
VIRGINIA. TO wiz:

VIRGINIA. To Wit;
Al rules holden in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan
Gerry for Jefferson County, the first Mon
day in May 1885:
George Randall and Mary Ma .siE.. late .IyarD
m,y'teep, an hear and a,isnl5afee IF Care,
Uyak'ecp d-ceased.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11
VALUABLE LAND
ron SALE


WISH 10 dispose Of three hundred acres
Of my Jefferson Land; II being part Of .
larger trsc, lyiog on sbd near the river She
nandoah, three niles distant from Charles
Town, sod not more than ssvsa or eixbt
from HarPeFs-FerTy. About one third o
ibi. tract y heavily clothed with 6os, thrifty
TIMBER the balance cleared, Nell fenced
aud N pretty good state Of cultivation, n
least 100 acres thereof being we'll set IN CIo-
veri The Improvements ere tive DwellinK
Houses, two Kitchens. good new Barn, will
slabiing abd other cut houses IN abuedanes
q l. well wstered, (Evits Hun, 6ns bold
stream, passing tbrosEh u, besides having
several neveF faiiIBg springs Of linssiors
vaieF on u, one near each dwelling house /.
Possession psy be bad al sny time, terms
accommodating, and price ioW
MATTHEW Ransom.
ChariestOWb, Jsssrson County, Na.(
March, 10, ls35--n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

RNREsH LksONs an8 ORANGES,
~ Pine Apples and Fi<s, Eos al, b
Nay -, lss4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11
PLAISrirrs,
AGAINST

Csarad B.limyer, G.ira,. rf,afor Of Carref
Hyikosp .tec'd, and .1sirIan H'ynEeob. Hii-
ham bssitoob, John Uppkos5 and Garrrf
UynEoep. heirs and dian i5nfrcs Of said C.iy,-
ret Uynkoop deed. .hata0n Hep6hTtks, hns-
band, aud Gd'7rf W. Kncricks. oaIy son aud
heir Of Margaret RrnehIoks deed iate Mar
garef Up.koob, u daughter Of sRd Cay1rf
Hynkoob deed,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11
cosznsIoSrE'. orrIeE.1

t"1FstSun, .SpTd Sfh. 1880.
The parties interested "A the sboyecsn-
toned suit, ~ vel - those having claims
against the estate Of Adam Eirl,eIberger.
deed, (sho sre requested 20 exhibit them
before me. are hereby bottled, That have
appointed the lIA sd Ira days II Nav
AeEi. for the purpose Of carrying the above
reeiied order u Court into eAset-npsn
wh'eb days. al the Office aforesaid, Ihey are
requested TO attend ith the seesGssry state
DeLls, evidence, snd vouebers.
" woKTHiSGTON, IM4s. Com
April ., 1895
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

@~The tine foF receiving claims due
from the estate Of Adam EiehslberEer, deed.
s extended 70 Saturday fhs 20lk dag II ns1i
aeeash, lJuso,) 90 which day persons who
have eisiHss against said estate, Who have
not exhibited them % the Commissioner.
sill present. thsD-sfter wbich day the re-
post Of the ComnssioBer viii Be closed nod
no claims received Without leave Of the Court
being obtained.
T. woRTIIINGToN. .Mss. Cous.
Nav -. tbas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11
10 tlie L.,l:e..'

uar?ers-Ferry. April u. Is3s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-12
OI{lTU AIRY.

DlED--A, his rcs,dercc, al Chapel Hill, on the
so,h u, Rev JOSEPH CALDWELL, President
of the University Of North Carolina, after an III.
NESS of three or four days, preceded by general
injispos,ion Of longer duration.
-, at Pattonsburg, on the Esd ut Mr. DA'
VID HOLMES, an industrious and most worthy
citizen of that place.
-, in Amherst county on Saturday the 9Th
inst, after an ncss Ct fifteen DAYS Mr.. SAMUEL
r. DAWSON. in the % year of his age
-, Al the residence Of his father, in Bedford,
on Sunday the 8 INST in the 2lst year Of his age,
OLIVER PERRY PRESTON. His disease
was of pulmonary character, with which he had
been afflicted several months Few young men
had, or deserved to have, more warm friends than
he whose loss we derlore-wh'ch was atcscd by
the great anxiety manifested for his recovery. The
writer of this brief sketch knew him well. and
loved him dearly. He left to his friends the pleas
,ng consolation, lhn their loss was his eternal gain
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-12
EDICATION.

MUISS REBECCA. TOWNLEY proposes to
lv1 OPEN School in .his place. 8" INC of'ca 'e'
ncmcnt now occupied by Mt Samuel Bailey s''oa-
ted near Mr.. c. Poes lanyard. She VIII 'eae"
or,hography, R.uding, Writing Arithmetic, ueo,
II,.,orv Rhe,orick Natural Philosophy, AsEcno'
NV. Chemistry and Polite Learning
Tho School will commence on Tue'"ay' inc ~
dsy of March next, and terminate on the Sa'h OF
December following The terms are 81 w per
month, or $40 90 for the session OF Ten n'on''s-
one half payable on the LIST Of August '"e remain
der q, the close Of the year
In offering herself to tho public. :" 'ne eefaeuy
of an Ins,rucsrcss. she fa,ters hes'e'i '"a' s."a
,,a,.' e,,cY;eoec in the art CT teaching, during
=. h,h ,;roe she has been so fortunate as to give
gcoe,., satisfaction will ensure her the support Of
he, fricuds, and obtain tho patronage OF a" On
lehcncd community.
Feb. IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-12
EUMORS.

A letter f.om Washington to the Alexandra
Gazette, da'ed tie 5ih inst. mentions report IN
la city tina, Postmaster Gensral Barry Is about 10
sign. aud 10 be Appointed Envoy Ertr""rdl"arS
and Minister Penipoienlary 10 the Coua OF Spain'
50 that he leaves tho Post Office Department, We
ulu' much care where he is sent.
Il is iumorcd likewise, that David Henshaw,
pow Collector OF the Polt Of Bostoo, Is 10 be APP
|Cated Postmaster General, and that DIR H. G.
FEicu. of Va is TO take the place OF the Rev. ..
ssn. as Chief Clerk.
ca. Hnrs. Esq of Tennessee, it Is SAID, has
pen appointed Ch,ei Click Of the Wa' Depart
ha
John D Craig Esq. arpo ntcd Superintendent OF
|tpaIeni Office by Gen. Jackson, he's ben super
f'sd by Mr.. Pickett, OF Kentucky, late Ihos T.
ives Secretary OF Legation to the Republic OF
Cspmoia.- Dr. Rober, Mayo, formerly OF Rich
nd Clerk in the same Office, II is sand, has al
|ot.n removed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-12
MIR. Il MRS. r. G.. SMITHS
Hoaraing and hay school
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

.uSliE s.mi.sni,ua' Exam, nn,ion Of tbs School
IL will 10 CONNIE need on Tuesday. tho 10Th Of
Fel<uaty next. ard DC continued ihrougi, tho two
falowine days. The relatives Of the pupils, la
Dies ,enchas end Tho reycresd clergy nfs rcsrfc'-
fully invited 10 attend
Tho esxt session wEi open on M. icy he
ION Of February. a iidY OF ,hnae; or ans q fsH.
hcaticns, W II, be engaged Oh assistant teacher.
The range of studies lus-ued ~ this School. IS
believed to 10 ns liberal tina, Of nny similar
stu,'on in this country comprising Ctiiieissr
Eh,cs, the higher Mathematics. Ancioa asd Ne
. crn Languages, &c. &c.
The 6iH division of the course Of Loc,nrss On
Natural AMI Experimental Phosophy,, en,br scing
whem,siry. Gslyab;sn, I'll, c,rci'y and Magnetism
icil be resumed with increased advantage for vcu
u,ring tho Audy att sc.ivr, welt as pracii s''y
useful
MRS. LIfTLEr0RD viii GIVE icsso~s IN
Drawing and Painting. ~ ton dosss tHc sssssoa,
fr two lessons per week.
MRS SMITH W ii continue her iosfrorr IONS ir
N usick with srict srchtcn 10 the y-set,te ~ sos
pupils rs 'esIir In kcr family.
Doorlcfs vM We received at ten dofis,s p~v
Mor.i,-iods,n.. washing. lights, &c. 'rc'cArd
jan - ne
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-12
THE INDIAN TRIBES.

We have never, in our lives, perused any speech
III more una,,oved snt ,facton, than that deliver
h by Mr. CLAW. or the 4rh inst. on Presenting to
ESnneihc Memorial of Council OF Cherokee
ftnns llcly held in Georgia. The r1saN OF maj
la.lnjled rae. are set forth IN the strongest
fnbIe terms their Injuries are r""f rave" IN
most appalling colors; and tho 'eme"ics TOR
fe injuries. suggested 10y him, are worthy alike
neph,au,hlopisl 10 the statesman. ANY ao-
Pet OF this powerful speech would be alike urj's'
De subject aud to tho orator, and It must 'hefeiofc
EA'erred 10 "a more convenient season. us I'M
Vance, however, will induce us hereafter TO pun
m@ss well as those in rcnly--for while we yc-
believe that the pags of history, black win
ne and rerhly as they are, do not contain any
surprising ia cnormily tho course pu'su
'isorsia towards the Indians residing w,'h'i'
UNITS, VIC are willing that tho advocates OF her
ny SHOULD be heard in her defence. Akarlce
'ahol'on NAV now blind her eyes 10 the Draco
y Of her indlan legislation, but impartial men
US age, and the voice of posterily, VIII class Il
'"'oe pcrfdous act which boi,ed Poland from
UP OF na'ions-dvlded her territory among
'"V'erors-and drove her sons into exile, OF
eo "en with chains and in,murcd them.'n dun
% VINO were not tame enough 10 submit to the
u"e, ''d'gnl'ies, and slavish enough 10 bow
''au' u0ses's'ngIy to the yoke OF opprcs-
NV. nave only room, now, for the following rcso-
'r n.' offered by Mr.. Clay
"'''eed That the Committee on the Judiciary
,. ,'''o 20 inquire into The expectancy Of making
.h p'o''on, by law, to enable Iadian Hat,ons
ned h. 70 whose use and occupancy lands are Sc.
an "ea''es concluded between them md
,.,,. H's'es, to defend and maintain thc''
.,, sue" lands in the Courts of the United
M.d g. g. .o"'ormity with the Constitution OF thu
h. 1 % That the Committee on Indian AT.
kim, ta.'e to inquire into the cxpediency d
.rs, , ~ provision, by law, for setting apar
ach If e'untfy west OF the Mississippi river
.Mi,,., we Cherokee nation a. may be disposed
o.. a"a to occupy the same, and for seen
tu.,, ,,s'p.'a'y the peaceful, and undi..urbed en-
W "'''o''e the emigras,s and their descend
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-12
MARRIAGES.

MARRIED, on Thursday, the 5'h inst, by the
Rev. Mr.. Hammcrsley, Mr.. ACHILLES ID
TYRE, Of Lynohborg, TO Miss MARTHA,
daughter Of Mr. Joel Mckinney, of Campbell.
-, on the Goth nlt. by the Rev. Jehu Hank,
the Rev JAMES MITCHELL, Of Illinois. .o
Miss LETlTiA, daughter OF William Rurwen,
Esq of Franklin county Va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-12

Lutte last fall. Edmund Chumbly, Of Pitisyivania
shoen,aker,) n middle sxed man. with inrgc 70.
mily u :hdren,and RESP cciabe wife, p1rsuaded n
poor ignoran, man, FAMED Complon,& his wife, who
Ind more beauty than vii, with family ofeh,ldren
aud free coored Child among them, to accompany
him 10 Tennessee. On reaching Bote,oort county,
Chumbly attempted to sell he cclarsd child. which
Compton prevented by narraling the facts. Comp
ton was then hesicn or and his w,fc was pcrsuad.
ed 10 accompany Chumbly wes.wa'dly. where he
will no doth, sell this child II he has not already
done The public IN the west are cautioned
agains, him and, should circumstances require IT,
they are requested to summon William Compton,
from Pinsylvania county. who will establish the
above facts CHfrcn Of Piiispipnnia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-12
PEDIEIaEE-


Carolnian was got by the renowo.d SIR Archie,
his dam Ivy the impcred Druid. hisi Evaodam BY
old Widn'r lbea son 81 old fsntnovrb',) his srra,
e'a"d"n, by Amedcn'. his az srandsm by 'hr
imported old Jsnu', hisEEs g'andam nlso ny old
Janus. isggeg rrsndam by the imported horsc
Mo"re's Farmer. hhgsgGg srs"ds" BY thr i,n-
parted horse old jolly Roigcr, out ofthe rapport
I'd msre KITTY Fnher---C .rolinisn's blood can be
traced 90 the English Stud book as far bark ~ u
the following h0fses Places Whte Turh, import.
ed by Nh. Place. Stud keeper TO Oliver Crom veil
IN 1862, when he wns Protector tho Lyster, ar
S'rndI"g TUX. 1853 Dodswos,h's dam. i54a.
The Subscribers feel no hesitation IN ssyiag thai
they gave genera, sn'istac,on the last seston, 10
',hose who entrusted their mares 20 their care.
out OF more Than siiiy mares that were Il in their
care, not ono was returned Out of order, aud near.
", al a. them much fnIicr than when they ca ne
They can only promise a Continuance Of their beat
ex.rlions 10 give Satisfaction. and hope 10 have
ample proof OF their s"ceess IN the return OF large
number Of those who paironxed tho horss tho last
season. Carsiiuian served mar 100 mares the iasi
season, aud on d's-nt enquiry. we cannot hear oi
more than ave thst have not proved IN fosi. md
we invite NIL persons ~hOsa mares failrd tho last
season, TO send them back. aud they shall he sssv-
ed ~ tho season price. This bsing the last sea-
son Caroli"ian may make in this pnrt OF the com
Try, va solicit all those who have any wish 10
breed from him, 10 avail ,hemselvcs 81 the ptes-n,
opportunity, 70 ofeeH from morse, whose oi2r, Gu.
Tor, io'm. blood, and performances, and the char.
ac,er aud performances Of his get, all prove him
TO br the cheapest horse Ia Virginia. A. $40 thu
season. Al persons senling mares distance, will
please direct them 10 the care ~ +. Richardson.
one oi the subscriber. living nt the Cour, Hovss.
with particular written directions how they wani
them kept, whether pss,ured Or led, their temper,
hmbhs. NC. and their directions shnil bo honustl,
compiled with. lie has provided himself amply
With gram, stables. separate enclosures, aud every
thing necessary 10 the successful piishns M
oi the c"d IN view Mssss shall be well led. ut 20
cen,s per day. aud servants seUt with them hoard-t
s'a,is. We would s"sges, tho prerre,y Of send,"J
mates before they Ion, as every way preferable Il
| he prac,ine Of travelling young cells. acccppani
cd wit, the uncertainty Of the mares stspd,ng, NC
! &c. &c. THOMAS T.. RICHARD ON.
RICHARD I. GAINEj.
N. D.-3y reference TO tho September No.
1892. oftha Turf Register and Spor,iag hissssinr
| Caroioisn's own, and soms Of his e., psffssman.
ces may be sesN.
Feb. IL WOW