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Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-08

i
Albeit John
Bleckley John
Baldwin John H
Boyd Alexander G
Bennett Calvin
Black Adam
Bennett George
Bell Jacob
Boston Bethuel
Bows Edmond d esq
Boston Nathaniel
Bartlett John
Bennett Nelson
Bird Asher
Black Philander B
Bemis Abel
Barnes Dorsey
Beach Harmon
Barnhart Daniel 9
Brooks Henry esq
Bow Edmond
Barker Hiram
Blue Jessee s
Badger lillian
Corson George
Converse ] p
Case Daniel
ChatfleId Oliver 2
Chatiield Elizabeth
Cornwell Sylvester
Garfield Stephen U
Charter Ell 9
Coder Conrad 2
Caragan Thos
Cornell
Chase Samuel
Coarsen Clarisa
Culver Nathan
Chase b f
Cotter Mary
Coleman Samuel
Cook Augustus F
Close John
Cole A H
Cummings B
Coleman Abijah
Doolittle Gordass F
Degarmo Paul 3
Demott William
Dustin Moses 3
Durham John
Deboise James
Debolt Michacl
Doughty Mahalon NJ
Decker moses
Doolittle Jeremiah z
Emory Doct John
Ellis Jacob z
Elder John
From Mr.
Eddy Rodolphus
Flack George ID
Fared William
Foster Nahdo G
FELTON, Levi
Frost Lorenzo
Fraker Thos
Foristall Peter
Fitch Royal L
Fruby John
Forket Anna
Feasy Calvin
Gunn Dehtpr
Guptall Hiram
Gould James
Galeard Louiza
Goodnew Leonard
Griffin Oran S
Guild Israel jr.
Graham Philip
Gordon Samuel
Hendrickson ] L
Hoxie Lyman G 8
Hale Joseph
Hawkins William
Hamer William
Hubbell Vernon
Haster John u
Holford Henry
Henderson William
Hefhefinger Arch
Henderson James
Henefinger Thos
Hulburg Thos jr
Houser Henry
henderson y IL q
Horn William mrs
Persons calling for
please say they are at
2 CHaS. C.
EBOST OFFICE
Ill NEE City Post 0
livery of letters from 8
Sundays, on which da.,
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-08

H IsT OF LETTERS remaining in the
IN a post office at Maumee city, on the 3l-s
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-08

MWONROE MONEY Bills Of the Bank
1YM ofMonroe, taken in payment for Goods,
by J. FLREY q CO.,
april 8 Miami CITY.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-08

M ADIES' and Misses fashionable Tus-
ID can Lace; Bonnets, of various patterns
for sale by COBB, JAMES g. Co.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-08

EDANK OF MONROE.-Bills on the bank
I'D of Monroe, will be received in payment
for Goods at the Store of
COBB, JAMES q Co.
apr 9
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-08

n ATS AND CAPS-A beautiful article
y u for spring and summer wear, for sale by
j. FUREY 81 Co.
march 20 Miami City.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-08

WaterVile, March 81, 1851. 2tf
NROCERY & PROVISION STORE.--
" G. A. WILLIAMS is now receiving at
his store at Port Miami--Flour, Fresh Butler,
Cheese, Maple Sugar, Liquors, and general
assortment of all kinds of Groceries and Pro-
oisions, which he will sell on the most reason
able terms. [2tf1 april s.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-08

PICtSS suy IHey dI6 uuVtIIIseUs
CHaS. C. p. HUNT, sP. M
EBOST OFFICE NOTICE.--The Maui
M NEE City Post Office is open for the de-
livery of letters from 8 A. M. to 8 PAM, except
Sundays, on which day it will be opened from
9 to 10 A. M, and from to 2 O'Clock, p.
Eastern and Northern slfaas arrive and de.
part every day and the Hestern mail. for the
present. arrives on Tuesdays and departs on
Wednesdays. q
april s Cns. G.. P. Hunt, p. M.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-08

NNINES.-I5 different kinds Of Wine, Of
w a beautiful flavor, for sale by
marches COBB, JAMES So Co.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-08

EDURE SPERM OIL.-For sale BY the
A barrel orgallon, pure Sperm Oil, choice
article, by COBB, JAMES & Co.
Miami City, march 25. /
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-08

VHVHE Steamboat MONROE, burthen $40
-H tons, Capt. HoMANs, on the opening of
navigation, will run in the following order:
Leave Buffalo every "Wednesday morning.
Tor Detroit. Leave Detroit every Saturday
morning for .Naumee city.
Leaves Maumee city every Saturday, at 6
o'clock, P. M. precisely, for Buffalo, touching
at Perrysburg and Toledo,
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
FORSYTH g. HAZARD.
sMiami City, March 25, 1897
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EpOOKS.--A general assortment of School
I'D Books, of the latest and most approved
kinds; also the popular writings of the Rev.
John A. Clark, of Philadelphia, and other de-
slrable works, may be found at the store of
Ira WHITE.
Maumee city, march 80. 1897. 2tf
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-04-08

I'D HASTINGS has for sale at his estab-
IL De lishment, in Miami city, aywel select
ed assortment of GRooERIEs and Provisions,
which he offers to the public at low prices, for
prompt pay IA march 25
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AJ JUTICE.-Those who have claims against
4V the late JAMES DoNNELLY, are request
ed to present the same, duly authenticated,
within three months from this date, or be bar
red from the benefit of certain assignment
made by said Donnaly, in favor of his credi-
tors: and all those indebted to the said James
Donnely, are requested to make immediate
payment to me, as his legal representative.
CHARLES C. P. HUNT, Assignee.
Maumee city, April s, 1897. 2tf
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NJ, " GOODS.

lST received by the subscriber the FOLLOWING "
~ ry beautiful GOODS, lor genllemcu's wear
CLOTHS, blue and black, rifle green Cloth and
various other colorS, some very hnr,
Blue and black Cashmere lawn do. PLAID do .
Buchskln do; Rob Roy do Melbourne do.
do. Ribbed do.
pathgurcd summer Clolh,
Black Bombllinc,
Linen Drils. flncy ribbed do. pu1tcd Quun7s :,
Worstei PLAID,
Fancy ' elyet Nc5Hngs
Plaid do. Plan tIacA do,
Black English Satin,
\ great variety OF fancy Silk aud Marscillcs Vest
y great variety of Fancy Articles. such rs Gentle
mems Pocket Ilandhcrchieis, Gloves, Stocks
travals, Merno Shirts, &c. Ne.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends and the public, thai every thing ~ hs line
shall be made IN thu best MAN NER, IN the latest
FASHION, and at the SHORTEST NOTICE .
and being DESTROYS Of doing aeas business IA future
ALL WHO PATRONIIE HIN MAY EXPECT
GOOD BARGAINS.
y. B.--faors arc notified that the subscriber j.
agent tor tie ale oi McssIs. Scott X PclkIns's Re
POI, OF Fash l7ns, and Squares and Scales,
Il. +. HUNT.
April i At if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-01
Etsn. ss. Roberts lg<aaa ~ .sittson
ling purchased tho Es,abii.hmcnt OF the
FARMER AZ GARDNER,
[ .Saerssgt To tAe 1mltIeaa FotMn,l


A ND being dos,uus 10 place IT with, the ies.l
Z ofcyetN aericuurlst IN the United States, hive
concluded % feiurettS Subscription prices ffH &c
fojats 70 't.o dollars and half pei year hou atd
aitorthe beginning OF the next volume, which, VII
commence IN may next.
ltls now nearly eighteen Yeats slaec tit Amea-
can Farmer FIRST established pror to II iastt.
ton, There were no paper eNelussely devoted 10 ~
utrur III the country, and will not be aiIagatng
any lhna but what it deserves say that IT was the
pioneer IT.. the good work, the lahots OF it's to,mei
conductor n,,i,t have been productive Of much solid
advantage 10 those tr whose benefit II was establish
ed. In continuing its pup"e the prracnt no.
pretcr lattet themselves that II, aaseN "l be iennd
To contain matter once calculated L. instruct aud
interest the agricultural reader. 50 far u. th"N ate
concerned they mc determined To conduct il with
industry, unillnchng perseverance, aud with undNi
died attention 10 the great aud important pulpo-
which called itmto existence. They feel CERTAIN
that none oiIts patrons will have to complain
At the end et then subscription Sear, that they h,r
lsit any effort uncssa>cd To render II worthy then
confidence and support.
In reducing lis subscription lrice, they have ven
mrcd upon an experiment full OF risk and RESPONSE
bilty, aud as they have done undo, the influence
OF motives which they must be permitted TO ~ should
commend II To greatly Increased subNctilhon-as
they alone look To that rs the source OF then re-
munc laton--and IN dong, thclr labor will he
much nncrcascd-,hcy appeal 10 ITS present patrons
to AID them IN giving 1t an extended circulation.
They ale confident that those who now honor them
with their support, can, without personal iuconNrn
cncc. ia their own immediate eehhorhoods, aud 4
mong Their personal friends. by Using then deserved
Influence, procure such an addition 10 Then rie=
sent list ot subscribers, will mol on, realize tlen
oudcst expectations, but place them under renewed
obligations OF interest and gratitude to reHde, the
Farmer ami Garttgtr, welcome ,t7ltor to the itr-
sIdc ui every tanner and planter,
The l'mme1 and Gardiner will III enc, b. A ftiih=
Il
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ECONOMICALLY d. i.arAsG

Al5INs, neH ttap, IN ~he.a hal and suf
~ boxes best qnsl.ty psYt of ttc bpxs IN iayf,s
Malaga Grapes, English Wants.
dben'' painnuts, P,unos IN wood boxes,
Preserves and Pickles. sorted.
fruhe' IN lancy boxes, szea. All tho above n.y
and of bcst quality.
Sul,ana Rasins for puddings cake, &c.
Xantc Currents, for do. do
A.tc Rice, prime quality.
Lquoncc and Lquonce Root.
Bakers prepared Cocoa and Pss.r
Candies. assorted,
Sweet Oh, by the bottle or basket
Castor Oh, best Cold. drawn by the bottle, gallon or
barrel,
I'm. ton Matches. spptyicr to all other Matches
Beads, vary large assortment OF Gold Silver Steel
Chaa. Porcelain, &c.
Blank, Nisns ard Playing Cards.
Hooks and Eye, assorted Scissors,
Fishing Hooks. assoi:ed.
Canton Stoves and Gonna1 Pipes,
Boot Shoe aud Harness Varnish.
Imperial Gun Powder Tyson and Black Teas
French, English aud American Chemicals,
Patent Medicines, all in use,
Preparations fof impror,nq the skin hair and con,-
ploxon, good assortment Of each,
W at'rs, all kinds,
Medicine Chests. Mor,ars. Scales Weights. &c
Pint and Quart Bottles Walls assorted
Ahnonds, soft aud hard she'll
t1um Labels Canary Seed, for birds
Thermometers. assorted kinds,
thcsS Men and Boards Guns and Pistols.
LopdoH Wedclsd Race Ginger. rtrV suDeri0y
y iolins, Flutes, fes, &c Ne Violin Strings
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-01
II VIZ. Eas .fs.$.

We shall give 10 the owncl ot the finest colt by
'robaccnnst, 9TH" ga OF neN1 season) the beautiful
Silver Pitcher, which MS awarded To Inn the
New London Agricultural Fun. held IN Dc'nber last.
We shall also give the Premiums promised las, SEA
at the next meeting ot the Agricultural Society,
in tbs place. which will take pla,c next Fail. The
Premium, To be awarded by the committee On fine
colts. Ne. Tobaconlst received the Premium in
tins place, well Ne" London, last Fall, being
the finest thorough bred SGaliinn, exhibited n either
ut the Agricultural FAIRS AMONGST a number OF fine
horses.
\ Good aud extensive Pasture adjoining town. will
be in readiness for mares aso lots, with sheds ion
mares with ioal all of which will be furnished era
It's Mares fed at 30 cents per day, if desired The
greatest care and attention will be paid mares and
colts, but responsibility Tor accidents escapes
Grooms will be IN readiness 10 give their whole alien
tcntion Ia mares and colts.
TOBACCONlSTM will BIZ IN readiness lor cNani-
nation BIZ the 18th OF February. when the proprietors
vii, take pleasure in showing HIM to any one. For
particulars of hs races, Ac. Ac. see lland Bills
NOENELI 4 Go.
February VII Man #
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kssCggaNAN PROPERTY.

GOlI\ HoBSDN Of The city OF richmond, VIII be Buch-
~ nna, Monday hn first day OF Nav and that day
Ut lar and not on the next r day after making the
known, VIII sell rent tor ol the highest bid
der that distinguished and valuable building the Banking
House, and nearly opposite the Bridge. On the lower part
ncN the bank, there most beautiful and wel-constructed
Storc-room Counting and Cellar which, although part
of the House. be used without smallest nconye-
nancc the upper part amt if rented will be offered sepa-
aey lhe upper pant IL certainy oftho beautiful
and convenient ior Tavern with family oos) ,hot be
found in tal part Of tirgniound has attached
foot alley every building that such business cquirrexerpt
stable and taraa, House, which b, put up
without much eypr" BuIling Of all much
ed there, and none morn SO than
AurIl.t
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HOG CAMP.

w l. propose grazing and sailing Horses and Cat
lie at HOG CAMP, for 40 cents the month.
,io oheep at 40 cents the season, the money to be
'" when the stock shall have been delivered to the
h"ne's' at Hog Camp shall have been returned
nome at the Fall.
" aouition to our own attention, will have
ny loss
Nv. 'faAhg Season to begin the ooh MAY, aud cx-
pre- October or November
fs"ays will be dealt with the law directs.
Mayl
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Also, yer, large supply OF


ID RE ttesd Medicines, oid Vines all kinds.
Prime Biandca and Holland Gin
Paints, Day and III oil aud Fancy colois,
brushes, Namshts. Mater aud Velvet colors.
ods, Fancy aud Common SOAP, aretg large supply,
Peilnm"rN, splendid assortment
India Rubber Shoes aad Aprons. assorted
Surgeons and Dentists Instruments
Fancy Goods, Cigars, Snulls smoking and Chewing
Tobacco,
6ndcn and Flower Serds Spice, AMI D,o Stui,, alt
kmds,
Bottle, Wat and peaiiohn Coll,s
Fms, knitting aud sewing Needles,
''lass aud I.ar'hel Shop Furniture, oil knl.
DIX. M'LANE'S MIR. MARSllALL'S Nn-
uiIuac or liorm Dcstrogeys,
Human aud Artificial Teeth,
call and Spnl4lleiin marked Heads,
skeletons on Hliee aad ia boxes,
Lemon, tinecr and lt,shcn, Syrup,
NnlmceF powdered Ia, tavcrn,, boarding houses,
nc.
H{aR Extract Ptak Root for dcatregtng uorns.
AZ the above, with alI other goods on hand, vii
be sold - foif Is II any house IN Nnenia or the
whole ot = part o le stock would b, disposed of
cory adNan,ageonsls Ia the purchaser
Howell DAVIES.
AWh l. it's
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M T. lnse iu,trecrncd the following ven, interest
" ing new Publications. NJ
Life Of Aaron Bum, by VI. l.. DAVIS
Late Of Thomas Jefferson, BY Geo. Tucker,
Hannah Moole's tomplcr" Work.,
Life Of Hannah Moore,
Colrrld - Table Talk,
Pilgrims Progress, new cd. 50 cents
Polite ii Grammar OF the L. States
Bulwers France, social, literary and political,
stewart Adventures III capturing Muc
tntar Al Bannekl, Novel,
Religious Opinions oi Wa hington
Letters 10 y onng Ladies', b, Mrs. Sleournc,.
DNmonds ESSAYS on the Principles oi Moralns,
Baylc's Elem Treatise Anatomy,
The Manufacturing Districts oi England, b, Head.
The Percy Anecdotes
Rnbcrsons aud Gibbons Rome
Modern Europe,
History oi England, &c &c.
For sale by MART1N \ LATHAM
March Ia fl.
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GOODS
Mt REDTCED PRICES.

EtElNt' IN daily expectation of a lot GOODS
NJ bought since decline in prices nj the North.
! have determined to otter many descriptions of
GOODS much lower tlmn they have heretofore
been sold.
Those wishing 10 bu, earnestly requested To
give me call, a. | am determined 10 sell
In addition In large and well assorted stock of
DRl GOODS. | lre on hand a heavy stock of
GROCERlES-aneng which Is good SUGAR at
10 cir. per lib. aud BACON of superior quality a.
ID ! have also on hand lot superior BLAST
ING POWDER, which viii be sold low by the KEY
JNO.J. PURVIS.
Apr 20 WV if
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COTTON YARN.

it ~ public is notified that the Lynchburg Manu-
Eo,,o acquiring Company, have reduced the price OF
prces 'ln Two cents per pound, from the former
owe, credit of sixty days for all of, and
se one hundred dollars will be given the purcha
or :, ra's negotiable note, satisfactorily endorsed ;
'''uctlon oftwo per cent will be made for cash
ID. ROBES, agent
NJ n pe l.. II. Company.
2tf
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~ The Nbotani,fs air already pushing thci,
.z.,..,., 10 extreme AID impracticable results. \
las lately hccti published in New \ ork. deno,r-
l.,csric sc:tiule. n nj It's FORMS Wheeler
-, black y9uttsfs q IL, lantary, IA moons.
Nth "naturt rqaallfy,' and Incompatible viii
t.,oiccnt purposes ot the Creator The author
from the tact flat Ad7m ard Eve were t:r-
7,,led with "lelf.." O. they style servants in,
non ,laychoiing latcs,) tha, il W. ..ryci in
,..led that one man should :-,,o,, mental services
,,o,hcr ''I'o lis complexion viii all come
lit, who base their opposition To negro slavery
:, the broad foundation of the equality Of uan.-
rlesc ultrasts seem to forget that society is linked
..,.,be, by a chain of depcndcncies-and that each
,nd,idual as infaby falls into tina, position, the
au,,es of which circumstances and education have
r,al,6ed him to discharge, water finds It's level
bon left to flow freely i'll lis national channel The
rSon Of Tabor indeed, is the only possible organi-
,,,,on of the social machine, BY which the harmony
If il, operations can be guaranteed. This ultrai>,
~. nresune, would break asunder the chain that
kinds men together, and compel each man. land wo-
man tool to hoe his corn to manufacture it into
nnnr 10 bake his own bread, and spin weave and
make every article of his own clothing-in one word
each man won Id fight on his own hook, and no one
he dependent upon another To what absllrditics do
these f,natical doctrines lead The Creator design
cd u, to be- just Wat We arc social and consequent
Independent bcin. and the reason with which he has
endowed us teaches that the wjscst organization of
society is that which divides and subdvid $ it into
classes. upon each of which appropriate duties de-
,oys Our design, however, not tn argue a self
evident truth, but SIMPLY to advert to another in
stance oil that run mad philanthropy which is abroad
IN the earth, seeking impossible results by the most
irrational and mis- h6evous means. Who doubts
that there will, IN tie course OF time, bea Society in
the North, making tne doctrines OF this book The text
offs writings and prolssscd'y The guide of its ac-
tons. Yet we donb, whether the author himself
refuses the aid OF a boo,-blach ora porter uhcn he
needs it
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Y n fs us.

'rhe terms will be 80 thesessou, payable On the
lst day Of July. For lnsnme n,ac to he with loal,
$40 payable when the laet is asccrt,inod N the
mare parted with; SIS the single leap, PAYABLE At
the time Of >etylcc and ~ 10 the Uroom IN e9ch
case. Any gentleman putting and becoming rr.spon
sblc TORI mares VIII be DISCHARGED By p1,meat ion
five.
S'3oula IN, mare pat h, tn season. land pad ion
within The season) not prove with iod, she viii be
lu,tmee the next season II the SEASON price.
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NOT r.,

/ HAVE appointed Jacob Rumbougb, VIM. b.
4 Jones' and Vim. Fariss to attend To my business
in my absence. All persons having claims against
me are regue sted lomake application to them for
tIement, and those indebted TO me requested TO
make immediate PAYMENT 70 them.
JOHN WLfLrN
March Is on
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INDIAN QUEEN.

M HIVE received large portion OF OUT
w SPRING GOODS,
And VIII receive short time our importation Of
BRITISH DRY GOODS, which will make our as
sormeu large, general and desirable aad being anx-
ious TO make sales, will sell cheap.
We solicit an examination of our stock from Mer-
chants and customers and whilst we are thankful
for past patronage, we hope to meet with liberal en-
eoluag Sc nsnt III future.
JAMES c. HUNT Co
APRIL j. -
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- ca " -.
To The tnai's mud s.rntism~n a a,ur,,,ur,r5 ..a
it, ,irinit,.

u" ,h' t."ai's mud s..nttsmen ~ a,aui,burr X mud
is vicinity.
MIR BolSSlEt respectfully announces 70 tho
i's Ladies aud Gentlemen OF l,nchburg and il.
nc'hItN, th1t according to hls promise, made last
Ytar To ms pupils aud others, to reopen his School
'h's F'''"h he intends 10 commence. during the first
week OF May next, III the Franklin Hotel. Parents
ana others Who may wish To patronize the School
ale respectfully invited to be ready 10 commence i'm
neda'ciy AZ II will promote the progress OF the pu
l1's' ana save tine and money. Mr. h. cannot STAY
Longer hanone session.
'fn'' a. usual, so per Sc sion, payable in tho
Lass week oftution.
Iiaclishs Eotlilion Parties every week
VT Il. also respectfully Informs the I,di,, and
aentlcincn OF Amherst tourl house and il, vicinity,
th1L II they viii makeupa School AZ that place 6o
VIII De very mnth pleased to commence AT the same
time as IN Lynelbulg
April 10 stI
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u 81s ace ebN u.

tn TINS SPLENDID STALLION
az " ~ and Race Horse, will MAXI ms
1(f4NN Tx nc\t season III tins place, com
..ss,s.aGG-faMz mcucug tie 1t day of March and
ending the lst OF July. lie Is HON at ms stand III
u health and sigor, and can he seen b> any one, Il,
lac proprietor, are anNloas II show the great m
proscment III h> size ana condition, AS rs well In,
lnrLr,f h,alll
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T1LU1BLE IHEDICINE.>
rsAAM FOR THE TEETH.

'E'IIIS Balm IL wnrrnntcd afford immediate and pen1
nnnt relief IN the most distressing 'pnln OF all au=,
IOobocbe. II Is also Of the beet prc7cHaos Tor The
teeth known.
ANTlSPASMODlC TINCTGRE, OR MOTHERS
COMFORT:
4 and valuable roncdy Dar1haa in all VARIOUS.
tor-, Dl stnaf, C1mp, Cholera MorIls, A+uc Cholera
summer Diseases Of children &c. Ne II has been beud
the most ril and scientific examination nv In most
Ply sicians and practitioners in Virginia, who
recommend IN their practice Also, Io'P1rss fCanpl
EEDnigiag NiJttue, extrnctng Grease, Turpeniine
Paint, Oils from Carpci Brondelotl Hats and Silks
by which collars made looh fresh part
the with ample directions accompanying each bottle for
their
For .st by JAMES T. ROYAIL,
At for II p Montague, Petersburg
1tnuprt ~
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WV. l.. GOGGEv,
ATTORNEY ATLAW,

W. ILL in future. regularly attend the Snperiol
w and Inferior Courts OF Bedford Botetourt and
Franklin tounties.--Fhc strctest attention will be
gwen TO all business entrusted to his care.
Office opposite the Bell Tavern Liberty.
April 3JS37. w4w if
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SELLING oar COST.

AZ ING bre.l9 .cIy ieIicaiu healtIl tol gtrofa
u 4 months, and bcing dcsItous Of removing to a
more Southern climate Cor its festalatiou, have de.
tennmcd to sell out mmco.l iels, my whole stock Of
DRY GOODS, GRoCFRftS. HARDWARE
CUTLERY. SHOES, HATS, sc. Sc.
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W Gov Cass has sent over from France, and
caused to be published in the Globe, a vindication
VI Ills official conduct Secretary of War, in rela-
uoh 10 the Seminole campaigns.
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-, Married in Columbus, (AIlssissipp) ON the 9Th
% u. Apnl'by the Rev. George Tucker, Samuel II
n ny to Miss Lucy V. daughter of Mr.. Bernard G
p'eh'f'ck' all of that pace-rhc latter recently o
Bediord county Va
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