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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-11-03

ANOTHER SLAVE CAsE.-TheColow.
ing is an extract from a letter to the
editor Of the Philadelphia Inquirer, da-
ted Boston, October %, 1886.
VIZ had last night another abolition
affair in this city and the circumstances
attending it, go to prove that our
friends ofthe South will do well in fu-
ture not to bring their slaves to New
England.
In the ship Ell Whitney, then in the
ofing, bound to Charleston, South Car.
DINA, had taken passage u Mrs. Ho.
gan, Mrs. Salinas, and Mrs. Gambler,
all ofthem residents of Charleslon, who
had been spending the summer in Bos.
ton. Each ofthese ladies had female
slave attendants. The Eli Whitney
was in the ofiing-her anchor was a.
peak
Her top sails sh ivered in the wind"
and she only waited for a breeze to
enable her to take her departure for
the South.
1.-THE Eli Whitney-and she was
named in honour of the inventor of the
Cotton Gin-had only known what was
going on, she would have slipped her
cables and departed in peace. But not
so! She knew nothing about it-all
was to her " Greek Hebrew" The
anchor was set-the second mate was
snoring in the lee scuppers-the pas.
sengers were talking OF the girls they
had left behind them-and
In the slumbers of midnight the sailor boy Law"
when a body of woody headed B~rutuses
made up their minds that the slaves Of
Mrs. Hogan, Mrs. Salinas, and Mrs.
Gambler should not be conveyed by the
Eli Whitney TO the land of perpetual
bondage. Headed by Mr.. Sewall, a
lawyer, who has acted with the aboli>
nonIsts on former occasions, they sued
out a writ Of Ha5eas Corpus, and cal.
ling upon Charles Coolidge, esq, one Of
the Sheritfs of the county of Suffolk,
proceeded to the head ofCentral Wharf
mere TO embark for the Eli Whitney.
On arriving at the head of the wharf.
tho Brutuses offered to accompany Mr..
Coolidge to the ship, but he declined
the association. Being foiIed in this
attempt they embarked in boats on
their W responsibility, determined TO
take the slaves from the ship. In this
they were defeated. The ship's com,
Pany was too strong for them, and thew
were obliged to retire.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
Thursday, january y. Ieas
TIE NFNT PRESIDENCY

just appreciation oil lis strength. IN.
Is even more essential 10 victory. Than f"IA,
sonai contests. party which sees. n, :. NJ,
IN ITS opponrnt', an ovrr>hadouins povcr t'''
which is clart> will in all likelihood IL. '.s,f
inevitably he deficient in lia zeal ami III vii
the want Of Which nainIItie, are soneI,,..S''la YIN
thrown by interior numbers hetlerdi>esl: g.
IN the habit OF oyerratng lcr ,trenrtb u 'g
never, al any time, known a ,trone,,o... 's.1
RAJ aei'Noh IMAM at present EXISTS, in lin
'h'nd' IN reference TO tie approaching pr,.;i
election; aud II is consequently imno,,..l ',S
'ioSe erroneous assumptions upon vLi,b H.. ''f
sion Is founded, should lc exposed a,.1 -, '0
Van Buren, purity thereby inspired with H.. ''''..
per confidence in their strength, whcIli, nv
rrS>ary, if they will act Will concert ind W
States, to secure tlio defeat of the pre.fl ID
>orilc and nominee. To aid in nlac;e, i. Ut
ter ina proper Light, We beg lcavelo >oI,,,.. '',.
culaiion Il ;hc probable vote, in H., n u.
Colleges, in thccven', which low .,co,> ~,
that there VIII ie iour candidates. ., W.. ''
Harrison, Webster and Van Buren,:
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Tie Louisiana Courier states that there is no,
an acre OF land west of Mississippi and south of
Red River, that la, not been covered by an entry
OF false claims sustained by perjury.
The forts below New Orleans and ON the Lakes
have assumed most warlikc attitude. Heavy ord
nance has been mounted and such preparations
made would indicate that the government is
II least ,cddg for war.
\ duel was fought AT st. Croix, Nov. Is, between
Mldshipmen Baldwin of New Jersey and MAY of
The District of Columbia, both of the frigatc Com
>tcI}ation They fought " thout seconds, and hold
nv the opposite corners OF silk handk "rchci.-
Mays bah slightly wounded his antagonist about
the short ribs, while Balduin'> erazcd MAJ toes !
Sharp shooting
The savannah papers announce the death of
]. |. 7. Charlton, Esq distinguished citizen of
Georgia.
judge Thomas p. Eskridrc, of Arkansas, re-
Gently died in that territory.
Ross, Ridge, aad ten other Cherokee Chiefs,
have gone on 10 Washington for tie purpose of
making Il treaty. As both parties in the nation
are nov in favor OF it, we may hope for "A speedy
termination of this question
At the late session of the circui; court of the l.
States Tor the district OF Ne,r JcrsGu, twelve rer-
sons were fonn gully OF pundcrna vessels
wrecked On the course, and sentenced 10 the state
prison for different periods.
An amusing incident happened on Tuesday
morning last, in The House Of Rcrrcecnra'i,cs,
tt,r-t ti.,'g,t. ! ~ Nh 49,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
een.eqaenify> be had no objection whatever to IT,

correspondence had no objection whatever to ITS
Mr. CLAY sid, thar. in tie room of n'shins i
ms;ler of posiise instruction, hd "ond rsiief
,ba, il should lie sent TO tie c.ianiiice as sub
,ect of inquiry. lie did notsuppuse that tie Sc
nstor from South Carolina and himself would hna-
" disagree.--lt would b. very easily discovered
by any one who took the trouble al looking ihat
the two principal objects III duty were VINE ana
slks-they could very we'll bear the collection OF
such dn,v-stin. If there was no necessity Ter Us
collection arising eat OF the wants Of the Govern
mont. neither ofthosr articles should hear il. lie
merely wished Tor an opportunity to examine and
Judge for himself, and - l,ag - tnefs was Il ocr-
tain and abuudau, supply in lie public cNchequcr,
The resolution would neei vii IA opposition from
HIM h WAS his dcsiIe, -, ~ lie event eijhe pas
sage If II e bin he'll L. introduced >rzioidat, il
might lie necessary 10 tesain lie DUTIES On vines
and silks, 10 make SEINE lut;l,r examination. lie
would move tlai the usual wurcls ,iseud h insert
ed. F." to qnre into tie e>pediearN,s o..
Mr.. CALilOt \ said thai uas afic4dl done.
The resolution directed the Committee its' 10 M
quirc and Then To reroa. Il. confined Nj. 1 Al
movN, tie aud IN Introduced by HE Senator
from keniuckx >hoalJ pas, here would sIlll re-
main laree su7pl,, IN the rubl. Treasury. The
amount there ahead, vas q or - millions, aud
nv the end Al t. fir quarter ~ tie crmlng Yrdf
that arununt n laet srried II tiiiN millions
IT, rs the Secf.iry Of ito Treasury lad stated,
The expenditures emile reduced TO 10 mlons,
there would tc ampe aad, in tie Treasury unless
the reduction. Il dor, -dayl1 go III beyond Mat
lie had imagined
lie wished ia .urrt,s Upan he >lfu,, tic M
portiure ot two consideration, ii.ss tIat t5,fe
Was aa il met.r surplus III tic public ,,fl,qucr,
which might lc tnpie,sd fer tHa degrading fu,-
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1t "iIs he sem rom the above calcaIrip, Ill.,
probabilities Of Nhiti,, in fayor orcitI,r .,'r
date, We do rot tlink We lave mis,ta,,d1 H.,
there ill he 10 election b, the. u,onIe. anl H..
the constitutional alternative. Of a ,hoi,, ,.n,
three highest candidates. By the Uou>e ot p.
scntaiycs, must follow. According to IN. re,,.,
ng of,hc Jackson men in 1921. the IIou,r =,t,,,,
the foregoing estimate be realized. uoullbc bor,d
hc right Of eA0ics TO the contrary notvnl>tn.,i,.
10 elect judge White But, 10 ,i.n,an>,,a.e H..
failacy of such an assumption, in tie ON. c,,.
is well as the other, Let us suppose tia, the, friend
OF Mr. Webster, seeing the utter hopelcs,nc>s NJ
hi, preten>ions, there being not ll, rcuol,>t nrob
ability OF send ing linn into me House. sbon5 win.
draw hi:n-vlat Woald be the effect of hi, With
arawal Every NcN England State would vote
for Van Buren,. The political ties. which former.
Is bound Mr. Van Buren, to :. the frderalis,s Of
llc Boston stamp" when, during lhe admini,-ra-
ton of Mr.. Madison, in the gloomy period of 1912
u, they hoisted toeethcr the fag Of Clinton and
Peace would be revived and. STRENGTHENED By
local pariialities, they would prove Irresistible.
This would augment Van Burrn-s vote to %. and
should the other two Webster States. delaware
and New Jcrsey,) follow the example. il would
be swclled to l0i-placng him at the head of
the lis, instead ota It's foot, he will he, before
the House, should Mr.. " ebstcr continue cand-
date This plain statement shows the aIlacy of
tlc assumption, 50 strongly pressed by the Jack
>ontcs in 1924, and which Mr.. Ritche hinselir re-
sisted, 50 hong as he had any hope of securing the
election OF Mr.. Crawford, the lowest of the three
candidates before the House, and until it became
part OF 1ts Pohty to prate about the danger ofc-
Iecl'ng " minority candidate, that the House
Is bound to elect the candidate before them whe
may nave received the highest number Of votes
an assumption which, IN addition to its manifest
ana oemons'rabe injustice operates as complete
'e"''oh Oh ''e constitutional provision on the sub
lee' Tor why say thai the House shall choose
one o' me 'ifee highest, II 1t Is bound toscec the
'''s"'s' "l nc tif'c W lv, indeed, not say
al once '''at P"'r"f"y OF the votes of the Flee
'oral Colleges, instead OF aaority, shall be f.
nal, and dispense altogether with the action of the
H. oil II. II that body IS nltlmatey bound. either as
matter OF obligation or right TO say the same
thing But enough OF this retrospective arg.
mcnt Let us again glance at the future.
he RIGHT OF instruction being admitted by all
parties, tits fair inference that the vote ofthe
House OF Represc natives will be given IN accor-
dance with the votes of the Electoral Colleges
in which case, Judge White vii. on the first ballot
receive 10, Gen. Harrison 5, and Mr. Van Buren,
3-lea,ng the e Webster States ont of the calcu-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07

=, N - n II n..,,.a H. ,f.ti.n Ia n.
aIAeT &c ,''s I' ~. n -, orl,re5 70 he encro-
- -, ", : - ! III,
N' - = '''''' ''' mn. r,s.rp.
h;,l nro,;,,;ps tIr, ,#l,r,e, ,e,ur.., If per-
-. - III, CRIMINAL c,.,,..
,t;n - ,,,ll,,,iy, observation-disclosures tiic,i.-
fell IN tho county of HcisaTr
AZ, Ans,i, no,.l ~. a,Ii.,,,.n,,.,.i: anon ulteh
,,.,ien N, ps,l., ii al for IN, 4,cs and iia..
II - ,,r,,;,,, ,,.s ,lcrird ~ tie s,tafl,l-.,,s
- -
-, N. - In t,.f 40 .f,,r,I i.=I-
II.
rr,z S...,l.., IL Ia il,as, = e.Rr.a-
-. -. ,l, t.,,r#er.# ,,ele,fIa = letter
-, l,l,,,,,. nj MARYLAND. on,Le subject 81
-. ,.,,i.,,. l..,,,e,u \. .,55ui, and Nn,l.td.
pa.,,ii.,,.,l ", N5i.l4,tR. nc ro.tm,rtf.
,a,,on# u,, laid up,n IA. tale. and spdecd 10 L.
,,,;n,.4
oo,r,,,.,. Al NIuIIc,=.
rleil,i,,,.,,Ii, pn.l
II .4gfs.Ygy Doe.3u.
rrlr1,,s #rursrAlln
n, Nr f.;4s.-zzaf .siig#i.. IL lie ,.4sf,t, nj
sfI,,d,rj,l t,,r,,in ,.si#b ofsai.l et,.l-
"A.
y, NJ. D,rn5l,.-of JOIN RuN and John Jer-
h., H., L#,,o ,r.,t 3, toll lrjdp, ,rfo,, Bufa-
h ,,r.l il H., comm, q Rockblidre also i
csn,,,ef ID, tiio, .,.,ist lie pct.tion# 4, Rud and
Jnrdon
Il, Nj IaIl,,-.f ,i,,z,I.- of Sr..tl. Tor a
Branch Bank in one oftLc soufI " cstcfn coun. e.
on iie main ,lafc road aetV,en tie Nv Rner
aud Tfrrrs,,r.
pf,,,t7t,.s
On u,ti,, ii Mr.. IIerLia.
P,srlr.d. That tE,. r,p.p.,lce If ,uurI, Of los
.5,,,f,l -, i,..,. ;,, H. d,a,,r,
.ff..5f,.f, fy ,i.,. Il 81. mon, >ir,Ii,.r conn. 81
t - .i..,s. =. ILL.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07

Of TIC Nations drli, contracted in rre.esefing
tie late sur Will England.
R.soiftd, That q, Governor Of L. Common
u, af IL iequ, ,fcd 10 tfarstn,taeolt olflc ioto-
roina resolutions to =, "a Il on Serataf> and Rep
i,>entat.,,sl Ii II, Carlte.s ui the Ju,red S1atrs,
wilma .efuest Tat la san hc laid ,toir hon
IoslcttiNr bod.rs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
It,AD QlARIERS.


Fort rump Dec, ~, lS'iI.
Si-ilc troops nudermy command, tooh np
tlrcr lire of maroh, yesterday morning, to scour
on lie v acaIouta and adlae, 1T lar mccks MOI
Wishing 10 T. encountered with baggage, de-
patched baggage Wagons, to take tie direct route
Ter Wctumka, via Mccanop> arriving at tic Ia
nopha prairie, | immediately took Capt. Nile
morc's and Capt. Iaucastcr's Companies, and
ursued on the nail ard On arriving at Bcnia-
min v aurn'> found hi, Louise in fame, passing
er, VT found that n body of Indians, hlv or >Hly
IN number, Lad attacked and oapturcdour baggage
- il passed over tc Prairie, and the Wagon
fac. Tie officer IN command OF the baggage
aiu, with several cf the escort, had retired To Mic
canopy, and have not been able To ascertain
correctly What loss has been sustained two Ser
qcants and four men have returned INTO Camp
m,l.urt, and one Sergeant and one Private, be-
longing to capt. M'Lemorc's Company, mortally
Wounded, ,ull lingering at this fort. am not
able 10 make correct return, as am unadyiscd
bu, will make more full return as as p, ssiblo
BY this unfortunate ;,ilair all papers, such as
orders, reports, &c. and all our ammunition, Surgi-
cal Instruments, &c. are lost.
Gen. Call with his reinforcement, is expected
horc 10 day. and as am assured that the whole
body If Indians are in IT,. Nacahonia and ada
cent hammochs, the sign is great, and from the
iorcc seen i'll different parties, assured that
ihrN are all here. | think il advisable that YOU
should send all tie regular force, to Cooperate
y. tGuS Immediately. The fighting Is to be done
here. We are in want ot ammunition and camp
,quipact, having, as he)rc stated, lost al in our
wages. Your, respectfully,
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INDIAN IiOSTIIITIf.S.

Latest intelligence from tie Meafre NJ Har.
We insert a copy Off letter from Col. Warren
10 Gen. ClincI, which will be read with great in
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hesofred, therefore, as the opinion # ,bi, conn
nIttec, that Samuel Price was duly elected dol
.raie to represent the counties Of Fayc,to and
Ncholas, IN the present General Assembly,
Alr. Voolfolk moved tic rccommitn.n,# -, H..
report, with instructions to report ,nec;,,I,. -;
snct cases as the parties may desire, ,hc nrin,;
Piles upon which the votes ~ tantc, ucrr auou'l
or rejected. u"
Alter some remarks bS Messr.. Summer. Dor
s'ah ana Daniel, the motion vas agreed TO, and
the report was accordingly rcconmitlcd.
BILLS or INcoRroRATIoy
The bill Incorporating the Stockholders n ia.
Louisa hah TOAD Company, was read the third
TIME and upon it's pa >iec On dcl.,,,. o..,,r.I
as TO provision declaring tl,a rnlln,, i, ,L, I'm
contained shall be onstrted as con,.r,,,', 1'
i'eh. OF suffrage on the Stockholders
Mr. Parker objected to the provision. and -.
supported in his objections by Nlc,sr< '" "'S
Stanard - " "ehor and
Nir. atkins explained Il C r,asops cu -
oo.,hg the provision alluded to.
Nr. Parker moved TO Law the I'LL ~, H. :,
W neh notion after some remarks. from NJ,
"ooholk, was agreed TO. WI
ne Dill Incorporating the Virginia MIL NJ.
;n a', s1 company, being upon its sec nd ROAD
ing MI W ooli"lk moved to refer tho I'm 'a ~
so'''',h'ee # privileges and clectio,s ;I, -
s''',''hs TO inquire whether the nr;v;o,o w" M
=; I''n "i'' confer, under the const;,u,;o, =,
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Airr same debate between M,ssr,. sianafd,
Parker, Noofoh. and Dern'an, the motion 10 r.
fer WIS rejected, ard the t ordered to lie eneros-
sd for a ilId rrndinr.
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Eos9G'E,EsY L.
urcHyrr rru.r<s uN>cN"'
pass az nrIryrLEss WORLD.

PASS OK, RELENTLi .S7 "
Swifler aud swi.i;r G4y by u'!, ,,-,oa
Down Times urGuiet cH''e'' "S'
Thou nlsSc=t on thy .cSi!e-s WV
Tumu,Gous and unS'""ie W"''"
rhou n,ssc.I on. Tine hath moi seen
De,ay ufoa .hy hurried PAIN;
~, ,,rnvers md tear: alike ha"c been
I, yu!a 10 stay thy course q. "fa'''
7-b,u "a .ses, OF, anh with thee 90
:cbr i,vcs Of Yoat!,-:hc cares ci :igei
AMI smiles aud tears, and JOY nnG "o
Ar. GA tbs hlS;nry's trouble" paee'
There, every day, like Yesterday,
N-ri;rs hopes that cad 10 'nocAeT!.
Bu, " no sinai! tear the vciiaway
Before the abyss Of things 20 De:
Thou passe<t on, and {, ,hs side,
Even ~ 4 shade, Oblivion i!cati,
;ul o'rr tie Lrean:s ui human PRIDE,
Ills r,iS,y shroud forever spreads,
Where all thy iron hand has traced
Cpoa that gloomy scroll today,
With records ages since caaccd-
Like them shall! iivr-l;ke them dscay-
Tbou ,usses, on-wi,h thee the vain,
That snort upon Thy iiaun;ins blaze,
prido, framed OF duet. aCJ Ecl!y's train'
Who court thy love, and rrn tty ways
b., thou and land BIZ 1t Sc
Press Onward ioeteia!::j
Ye; not together let US 20
TO lha; deep vicna bl: shoioioss SEA
Tho, hae, ,hy fticnls-I would have rsino
Thou hust thy thou-h.s-iesve me ny """'
kneel not It; thy sIdcd shrine,
Ibo,v no; al thy siayi>h throne
see them paSs w:,hau! { SIGH;
Thcy wake 40 swelling rapture now
,eba 6crcn delights that tire thine eye
Tn. t.iumpi Of Try haush;y brow
Pass On, relentless wor!l!--l grove
Nonrrc car all tina, thou hast tIrcn
Pass on, in Cots nans"-ony icnEe
Tho things thou never yHt hast ss'sa'
A heat at "a Cd mind II Eom2-
Affections iixn above thy sway
Faith set upon world 10 come,
Ana pa,icnc. through Life Little day.
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ALL rliZES
ez.Z; s:snasl state E4eatca'y, C:ass ssE,

70 81. drawn Il; Ra!tinio-e. Saturday. Dec. a. $50
Scur4r-:sia ,Gau. cG9y, $500; .:::39, .:Cv'', III OF
| l!,,j. - Of jG5. IL: &c.
T!,:a:.i9 oal; i!9--sh:r"s in proportion. 80,
!, certificate OF package o! - whole 'eHsls "''' ."
.a!:r G,r ;.Ii9-i..cHagcS q: share: III pr"p"rt!"r
n II this Lottery al those tickets having II" rra"n
;,i,r ,n t.iein viii Sc each entitled 10 Arcr d"''dFS,
-: :i:"lt discount.
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Esjs.2M's .E0s521'y es&iGs,
RICHMOND. NIEG!alA
MAGNIFICENT CAPITALS.

$4,000. I5,UUU i0ji;O and iHG OF > w.
TicI:. AID shares or entire packages in the following
splendid =chrnrss wiIi he furnished ut -, ,,,ox.
Virginia Stale R4oia@rs', z;o.s 9,
TO be drawn Alexandria, Oh Saturday, the 'h Lee,
II Is seldom tla many rich prizes are cmbracea III
one scheme viz: gra:;! capital al $i0o0D, CT l"o
/ ~ iHf:l Of : GtO Of $3.50: 5 II zoe and lc0 OF
.pio --Yickcis sic, shares il propor'Ion
certificate ct package OF - WIS ~ 'cnSJ n '''5
attractive scheme. may be ~" iof u
halves and quarters i'll proportion.
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Dec IL
NOTICE..

NOTICE. , 80,
obedience 20 decree Of Amelia co"%y e 19, a
renda At the Hor o;he2s i oain,: o" rcs
y n n,i,crs defendants, and agreca1iy 20 VIZ ~,
r s Of deed Of tus. from Barley Wahn 10 y%
ii Certain sums Of money ,hccia enli"ats4 G
iau a.c the 18th day Of November i7JG ana 'occrI
in the Clerk IS Office OF Amelia co"htY. ,i n-en
to sol io fs he hest Sss os @
Ss aon io5 aor ss lying in the e4any Of p%a so
miles South Of the court! house, and qjIa aIs The M
Of David n'G be sona @i acs %
sba aS't CONVEY such light only is vested !" Inc
tue Of the trust deed ,o,u ~ rOTrOM. Trustee.
'o- - GJ-wt"
Amelia Dec. ID. ------..--. ...Ir
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vars hecn rngarcd in h;ar 1u sl,?.,. g. EE'l
~ IhI rrn,rv: ami rs number have .'',%
c,r ,, 70 take their slaves and a.,cn.! to i!c.,,s
i i,,.. g, commission | sh Ill j;c,e,.f ..,. IT, Il
Az" '''N. - " -: +, .,m i.I '.' 90 j t.. n
cuary to this business 1t Is wen N"o:'" 10 ".!.y h
Hirc ti'r saves III ''.'' r'E< ~ ' "i' n;cn III, r.
neg Fc' u: D" ' '.A 80 ,;i L e:'. T. me. fs
an" 't'i c, 49,; ,Lo 49,, 80 !" con. IS
fhehcGl w" ''s'H'Ce .'!e t:' "'s' H'c ':- they aE
property cisI nave stF'ct a',Gh't P'I1 '-:" ""ea
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tENEkA!! AHi..NN L. -. "''.GT.a:I !.r5 irro
~ !"ra humStF u !e'S' '' !" 500 emerged 8. l
business 81 GG"%E@i .N@fit: Ill Vie cE "i .;c.a..:
t.: ;!ir c"!"c,r:: q Claims OF every .-scH3.pH r
2 subscriptions To r2inC:ca. T. 't!s ',:"-u.. .,
c,.ivrg q" !e.!s ANA sri.."L -. p:. -. i:..
r:.g:Dc: and iayin. ali neg. jlr: "!,tU:4 f. ..
through the year, "oec,Ing '!".r hire rat g. ...:
them i; public ct private sale. ." ~. :: !,..
and .c.!!.atnn Ia perform: Vii: fidelity al! l...
Whatever business may be entrusted |, ..D, II. .,
i:. ci;iSc:'s i R'"i'nd generally ~, I...s;..r
.ic irlipH'.Gg ga3.irmca, ~!
Jusc,:! Tate. liayN3; A!va:rs. .j.s";' Ms-y : G.
i, james. Lewis Web X Co.. ] ! ). r.s..H - :
Lancaster. Dcn3y !. Co.. ry!c: J. Cl....''$ ~
rru,:;p / Ligon EHS'ace y le'9n.' j&r@~ .,.aGay.
Charles GiS, N'ca'" ''a' :'@' - l.! .jI'i .aa
e. O-'!ce Gil Ho'2f""f $'!c'' ,mI;I'ir ~. ;: H..
hF'dGr: ''''''': ~ '"HJ
D. i. A!:'icaH% '!'H! ',' '''''' " ME :';:,".
wants N town, would CONSULT tGriT ,:i'.. ~ =" &-:ss
norsi!o@ on or br'"i" VIC r.''A 81 ni> ;n":i .~:.
G2r.l and 10y sending tEc servants - ~, @: u: a:e
that date: Or rs soon .; pfa%lc"t.@ l"e!c"'.tr
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Dec. ,

JAIit Mhkih".ihe Subscribers, Ln'i"G erected I%f"e
" house directly tbs spot "fr 'har. - ihair. SO?
s .l.: "ra :rpar" .m!l: Carriages, "Hc"'
~! II .< d&"., !n! ::aSs oil rcIg description "r i:i'r
y hurr -r+Gl, i!r!f har3 icincal! 80" III" A"hci":rS
t t.yr been rlry bat Tie best =" every
lri. iIiIt materials orc been i"';ird ny
al HE firm the Northern l'&'> w!i'a '!i. era
M ,!cr, 10 ,ru. all who Gi;iu, !hr:,
low, A. the: 2 supplied elsewhere Al Ei" OF repiTns ""e
i au, Ucwi nil tines h" n lar" >oc%
..;.:s IN u.. Lac. which NI.iaC snail a5H H.
g. iau,I " II attend :luH, rarc Ii"al, ."i inro;Ic
~ m i: attend 20 ANY orders which .ay l." unrG'ri "a ':m
G. g. |. L. &. rllN!iEi.L.
y h. W. !,kc ~ csIto r!itci !" the "!''c
h.,... fi.. ~: 10 H. y..c, t:L. G. J.. T.. .. G.
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W. ANrED. iur tx. ensuing yaa7 i2sSi, sober;
/ w capable Male House Servant. L&'%i$c, re-
male 10 attend 10 Cian:Jers and WASH Enquire al l!s
: c,i;.. Nov. IS
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.7ag,hsr a:aL yrhc.nr. il cias2 tic }sGr!
S+tAtc a4G3:Cag, so. =,

IL be drawn at Alexandria, Dee. 3!s
CirIrALs->:;9I 800, iG0AD 6:CUO 3.DJ;', ! g0": 2:E'
- If $40 each: % Of go - q: 800, and 30 Vi !%'
&c &c-T:ckr,s $5it;--:harcs III prop"rl:"n
\ ceTiiiic.:: Of package c! whole tickets, WIZ be
sen! !yr ; Of halves quarters aud c4iIiis, III pro-
portion.
!. B-Crt;iica.es Of packages il! an" Ct tie above
Lotteries will be sold terms as accommodating as
those OF any other yenGcr III the city.
Tickets and shares in tie above sPendit! Loltrrl1s
,;,ag be ad as usual in every variety at ne Lottery
O.lc ii GEO. W. hiA0H;
Opposite lie Eag!c Nath
s. b--O5icrs from, the ccuptr enc losing iH cash or
nr;z, tickets will be- promptly arndr! to- ii addressed to
GEO. ". DIXON, :t,t"sond IA"
D,o Gl-lt
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: PETITION viii be presenter! 70 the next Lcg:a!a-
: tu.c OF virginia. for divorce from ny husband,
Ce:.2i.t Ean&ile, for winch vii: he tad h@DFe
il. ELIZABETH J. NA,iIiiE.
Hanover Co., Dec. : GU-"i"
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EMyIlf. Annual Meeting Of the S'ochho!d"ff q u"
D Farmers Bank of Erginjl III! h. h":G a. ''.'.
Banking House, "Wednesday; thr M Of 'I.".''
! next. ). w. b|''"t:. ~
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a PETITION will be presented to the next Lc5S.
la,nye Of Virginia, praying That the k!Yanna r'ef
NAV be made 4 lawful fence. . ,.
Nov. RI !.-
apLOODED HORsES-l o!er for sac, seventeen .n5
81 : ,haronphbrcd Stations Mares and Colts: ana as
dfsrn lsavng the Slate, will sell them at sacTihce;
and Il it be any accOmmodaon to the purchaser will
give crc dit Of one two or three years. requiring bones
with approved security, bearing interest from 'eir Gae
EoI;ns and other horses of rcpute My residence is at
Manua, near s,evcnsve Pos. Oice King ana 9neen
county. 80 1no.
Dec. % W"