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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-05
Trsssf Sale of Land.

DY authority Of deed of trust from v.
EB L. Vanmetre and wife, for the benefit
of Jacob Vanmetre, Jr., the Undersigned.
trustee, will sell on the premises, TO the
highest bidder, on
Thursday, the 27h Of july. inst.
a Tract Of Land, conveyed by said deed,
containing
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-05
PIatstei.:
Trust Sale of Land:

Iust CdtC vi LdIiu.
fUyHE undersigned. Trustee in deed
d from William GorreIl and others. for
the benefit OF Elisha Riggs. or the city OF
New York, will sell at public auction. for
cash. to the highest bidder, before the
Court House door. 10 Martinsburg. on
Monday. the 10Th Of July merit.
s SEVERAL TRACTS OR PARCELS
OF L.G.vD,
Tor 40 much thereof 30 shall he sufficient
10 pay the amount Of interest due and un.
paid. on the debt or said Gorreli, secured
10 be paid by said Decd situate In Berke-
ley County. on Opequon Creek. and con.
tanning respectively. I06 Acres. I Rood
% Poles-f9 Acres, 2 Foods, 81 Poles
al Acres. 2 Roods, SIS Poles--4S Acres,
and i65 Acres.
ALEX. STEPHEN.
June 7. is37.-5t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-05

HVhE undersigned. through the medium,
q of the press. again takes the liberty
Of Informing tho public that he continues
TO manufacture according 10 the Latest
Fashions, (Which he receives regularly four
times year from Philadelphia and Id
the best possible niotineF. all Articles Of
Gentle ~ en- r. Boys
CLOTHING,
10 sul, both the Summer and Winter ssa-
sons, at the shortest notice. and On terms
that win conform TO the present pressuts
in the money market.
All garments Manufactured al bic shop.
FOR beatty OF design and mechanical exc.
cuiion. shall not DO SURPASSED by any srii.
Gle made elsewhere,
IN returning bis thanks TO the public for
past patronage. he cherishes the hope that
he will receive a more extended support
from his fellow citizens.
e1-fiis chop 10 si,aa,c on Queen street.
Immediately opposite the store Of, Niessrs.
Burns g. Scibert, JOHN HOKE.
klartinsburg. June I, 1887.
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1913 ACRES.


II is situate in the county Of Berkeley, ad
joining the lands Of Jacob Vanmetre, Sr.,
Samuel Roberts heirs. and o,bers--is well
watered-with sufficient proportion in
Timher-has a comfortable
DWELLLNG HOUSE, N Co.,. .
Barn, Sc. The cleared land - ;,i:sA
is principally 10 Clover and EsSss!.ssssssssssSs
Timothy. 1t will be sold subject TO pri
or lien, for the amount Of which the pur.
chaser will have several years time. upon
paying the interest regularly. The ba-
lance Of the purchase money, Expected TO
be about one.third,) will be required to be
paid 10 cash. The title is believed 10 be
lndisputably good.
Satisfactory Information will be given on
the day Of sale, Cor at any time previous,
TO persons disposed to purchase as TO the
character, amount, Sc, of the prior lien,
and full references to the title.
HARRISON WAITE.
July 5, 1887 At Trustee
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-05

ETRESH HERRING. No. /. just re
h ceiyed, and for sale by
THOMAS C. SMITH.
June 7. 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-05
"A list Of Letters,

ER EMAINlNG in the Post Office, Mar
ES tinsburg. on the LIST July, 1887. which
if not called for before the lst day Of DC
tober next, will be sent TO tue General p
Office, as dead letters.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-31
..xca.mvu... AvGsSr ss. 1897.
BANK CONVENTION.

W. publish, on the fist Pa-e, Circular addressed
~ a committee Of the New York City Bank oflc rs
:, Dr prockenbroush, the President Of the Bank of
virginia, proposing Bank Convention in October
u.,,. for the purpose o dc'i,ios means to facilitate
,bc general resumption Of specie payments. aim en-
,r,,sinc the opinion thai This desirable measure ma,
,,,olabs be- Effected between january aud March
u,xt These gentlemen of course are better ac-
ou,inted with the resources present and rtoSpcc-
i've Of thcil Institutions, thau pretend to be; and
il Designating thi, period, may "sp-an from the
e.rd'-5ut We ST. al be most agreeably Disappointed if
i, do not ont chat they hue oycu,ted then eapa
bilnics
We hop, thlt this increment is MOI 4, ianed as 2
sham to influence tho action OF Congress; bat the
tine o making it.aud other attendant cIicumstlnccs
are calculated 10 excite sus that this IS the fact
--fnr we believe that it viii excite hopes which
cannot be rcazri. We Published Ia our last a
sensible article on tins sahiec', f1#1 the pen Of
W. aIurt, of the abest inaneers iu tie 7 .
>,tAr>4 whichth. fo'ly and mischief y. #lnatrre
aud partial resumption Of specie ,yueat, wee to.
cbl, depicted. Il were wiser - delay thur larl,urc
i-r years to come, lhanio be compel II ,ain To close
the vaults Of our Blaks after a temporary Itsuiup.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-31
GREAT HAL STORM ANl} 1C'"NAl'o IN
IIE&RN.

y correspondent in Henry county, Ciye.
following description OF adcstuctlvc storm ~
county. His lctt"r is dated ,hc2lst OF August:
t,out noon Yesterday We wcr, visited, IN tie
county Of flcury. by the most destructive b1st OF
alnd and la OF hail thai has happened perhrpso
tie last GHc and twenty years. so far - we ll,'c
heard. no lives have been lost, but the crops OF To
baeco, rar,icuallY ou l.ealIrwaod Cie"a the most
fertile an moss extensive tobacco raising nri9bhpr
hood ia thc county. have been, IN manN cdscs, lot
only Injured, bat entirely destroyed. fieil5 present
me IN Inc muraing to the deli. h.ed eyes o. fhr indus
mon, hlsbamdmcu, golden prospects OF an alum
dtt harvest were, before the decline OF evening, en-
treIy deso}5tcd hs the aNages"l tie STORM Ahh
Hlauy t9ruc.. "hU "iti reason calculated upon she
fg,l GaaHl OF his abors, and amPr incomes, hAd lhr
flihcdioq instantly iobchu.d tie ptost1aton 81 all
lbs hopes. and sllc efforts Of his industry scattered
IL, lesslv to the winds. Ol these things, however
1t IS uoiour business 10 complain. lhf dispersal
tons of Providence We feel and must bear. Oar
nurnaaa relieve aot---.acy soolhe not-nof et2"I
prepare AS better 10 bear unlE Qtdabl' Ills.
W. are sure that have not yet heard oi the
fall amour; of injury dauc. The most Extensive
sufferers in this vicinity. were opt Joseph Bo4ldln
4.an. Dlard, anl he plHaapa pt MIR. Samuel Hun
sinu OF PutSygdua, uud"r the direction OF Mr..
Thompson. From the threatening aud dalA appear
ancc ulthc cloud, We Al al the farmers upon tile
Creek have suffered IN proportion TO their Lands an
cultivation. No ghbofhnudin Henry could have
suffered 50 extensively For upon l.catherwood most
Of the extensvc Tobacco either reside orhav"
valuable tobacco plantations. The injury IN this
nghborloodhas not been partial. but general
The Corn crops were too fully matured to b'
extensively injured, but they certainly are not rec
from damage. In plaCes the stalks and ears are
beat down. aud in consequence Of It, there VIII be diff
frui'y III getting in he Iodlcr.-I here VAS severe
Lightning. and occasionally loud prals OF thunder.
Fromtle lightning 10 injury has been felt several
trccs utat the dwellings, oil the above mentioned sui
f.rers were torn II picos. The wind blew down ma
l1Y trees. stock grOcs have been III any
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-31
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.

The election in Rhode Island, took place on Tues
oay last: We shall not probably hear the lesubeiore
monday neNt-and it is possible, in consequence OF
me numerous tickets run (no less than o'r, and from
Tue TACT that majority OF the whole number OF
votes given in are necessary constitute an election,
mat there may be no choice on the first trial. The
'our tickets IN nominations are Joseph 1IIing'ast
"ha Robert Cranstuun, Wiigs Dmee !. Icarce
anu lessee Howard, Van Buren; james Fenner and
'ohn DWolt, ditto; and Thomas w. Dorr and
Ian h'ng Consutionalists. The last named par
Is one ola local character. and is composed ol
'hose who wish to remodel the Sta'e government.
TWILL however, We learn, be very thinly supported,
many ct those who concur 18th them in opinion net
0''nS able to perceive the properly of bringing
f"est'on Of STATE pccv - teas to '"asr2 t'sc
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gKgR, A.E.sNseHfs.S.G. .KKk E%,

ENoBNERhI owned b. VI. 4 II. S. Lag
a horlc, have been recently purchased by tho
Latter They will ter The pfeseut season, be work
kcd by II. = tanghornc aud y. W, Burton
We shHl be regularly III market Tor WHEAT
and viii Constantly keep on hand large stock vi
E'itStcr Of E'nris--Tho5e Wishing to sell tho
one. OF purchase the other, nay hnd II 10 then tu,e-
tc>tto give rs L cali,
LANGIl0RNE < BURTON.
Jus l. Its
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STAGE AcCIDENT.-.1'he horses RI, away

"fAiE NClDENT.--.1he horses raa away
WITH the stage near Lexington. ny on the 29tl inst,
by winch II WIS upsei, and several passenger. Sc
li"o'I5 injured, amung tbom judge Johnson Of Lou.
's"a' Jndee Underwood, Representatives in cs.-
gross ifem hentuchy young MN mined Love
hon Tennessee, on his way Ia West Poin,, and f,
gentleman named Martin from New York or pbil,.
dc'nn.f Nlot thcm, We are clad to laara. arc CON
s,dctcd nul Of danger
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FaEiEFeA W. EsDAG0lalsE,,
Il doors below esnc

VI 4 az sAh T -ss0UsE, WAl. ST.
/ pETtKNS his thauhs 70 his Genlg. fol their
u very ,aeG patronage AMI takes this opportu-
n'Dy oim,uupi4- thon. AID the publis. i&at lac has
now u his cinplo ymcuf.a SUPERIOR WATCH
VI \kER, equal u any nthe State, aud is prepared
totcpaa u l.eics, JeeeirH 81. g. sc. in the teat
m,nuet and on thc most moderate terms, and oa til,
shortest notice Ucaspnablc)
"A Also HAS ON HAND
ti5ld and .,t.,,g patien Lr,els superior qus'i'y
do aud do PLAIN Watches,
Nu srsurtment of beautiful BRITANNIA u are; and a
ocurill 7s,ortnrnr ofJewclIv, &c. &c
HENRY ". !IOLCOMBE.
An pa 81 If
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lus the strength 81 parties in the House oi Repre-
-souciNes, from which it appeared that the Van ru
ieu M lauty is rather nominal than lcll. The FOL.
lowing vii ,>hlbi the state OF pattes IN the Senate
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T ,...xs So. So
~ 10
fNfr FROM FNGLAND

I'y the si Emerald Capt. Prpdell. L,ve,.oa,
papers 10 Iuly 4 fave been received. The a,,,
#Hh io' Interest i' W notice - ilin prnfogatisa
nj Ihe lush farlr''pen by the Queen in person..
until he lo,i of A"end. Tic speech nj her M
ny "sluai &c shall pub'sh u our ueN,. H. a. usa
al, fun ii unmedning genciaiilift
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S}lfsh ssssk

Died, the 23rd of Aurnsi nj iiis residence il,
Campbell county. Dr JonN Sl,rourts. in the bend
wear OF hlsase. The relations ot tins worthy man
feel that they lave nst friend :-not lirh and hi
vial one but true, sincere. and stcadfaSt friend -
one, in wltem thete WAS guile, ef Discrimination.
No per ~ could h,rr haown him, without estrrnnr
Inn. rs tathcr. lie assessed al tin teudttcst
affection Its = III tstcr most ilGplgsut md humane.
rs uc'g hbaur, free. accessible and hiu' man,
lac "as c1nfli1 generous and 4ruIulnns't laaprahle
rs a thu~tian, hr wis mode, lal unass. u'ing.
though firm aud nu"aycrHne IN his principle wins, :
"eie thoSra the meek nud lowl, Snioul. lie died
H. he h.d heed--Nth smr, rlhnly tepasiur h
soul on the inc,libe love aud llhmilabo benr,cnrr
oi Almirhty God.
---, departed tn. hir. IN Beii,ld county. On
thr 18th 81 August. lS1s. Nh. tn,nLts NrRNtIL..
IN the }llh Near al his ~. Nh Nnurll embraced
religion mthc N,at lsl0. nd united himself to llir
Methodist Episcopal Church at winch he remained
"otthN and consistent member throu.h hir IL
MAS devoted ioaNer of the meek aud laaiy Saw
our excellent citizen. aud wa, respected aud be
lo,rdh all those who knew hun lie his LETT 4
weeping widow with ioul ehlItcn and numerous
friends To sorrow tnr hS loss bur doubt not lIe Is
cone 10 to that rest winch remains to the poplc oi
tpd.
1t the residence Of hcl .landtAher l.. q.
liendrich, near Colunhus Nt,S>slppi, ON the 9th
lust. {. GRANT BAEcnch, the only child oi Julia
+ BahCoeh, late itam Franklin county, \ Il. aged
years, month aud day.
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B.sslurt.osa or ,i.e piano a orta.

4 TE iCliER on the Piano, VINO can produce
capacity aud conduct wishes a situation, ,rherin
boarding school, or ,,rfyatoiy
Apphcatons' Including definite proposals address
cd tpost pald,J 10 T., the Office q the Lyaehburg
Nnehi'a, will be attended 10 Immediately.
August 81 1t =
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ANofHERSTEAhDOAT ACGIEENT--Ca
The i2lh n,l the steamboat Dubuque. Capt. Sue
hcl, on her passage from ST. I.nuis 10 Galcna sol-
''p'ed the loe ot her lalboard boiler ty which aeci
deni - persons we're dtaadtuI5 81 lle Is If ~Ao4,
Al" since dead. SO u343es are gwen.
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q Y1P TH;6;B'ESe:.

"A a Camp Meeting, for Campbell Cncu'
.sse>S viii commence at yellow Branch, on Mon
tS~~s day, 2nd Octobei. our Preachers and
People are invited to attend.
BENJAMIN K. DTNAI.
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Es0aCasag sgDs9li,,

W iae German i'oltinc Ciaths, Anchor sfam..
winch We are selling At ri much below what tl.y
have heretofore been sol tot IN this rlacc.
tt 5RNER X BERWELL.
An efd wiz.
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k'lL lo'h ol lHl5 ih l"Haea' "hi'h h'' 10" hcen
Sever" >',' 'tli' ,h' li4l''' - lioo''is loo wen
NheNa'" "es7 0''''ie 'NJ'a9'''o4 hf'e, - ",o'
nary testimony To lltfh l'tiet N'ltN II !uhshrd "a
'N' nan'''ol Va Jay, '', o.,''o9' WI ''"V'''
And tie "'u'l a1UnseHn'l &eh'l, men l'''lttd 10 he
'""' WI" 1aNH "''oig 4" M ,''H '9'"''n''' 'u"
'oilhhlU" 10 II, tH' 'u' ''H,"l ~ 'o'I 9A' SONS
ana N'l"'' All 'l'le ['"s9e''" heeS' ~ tnele
l''f' q" la'8u'. Wy ','rls '""t ~ we le'"'hs
''iul'a 81 TN 'o1''''' ',H' ~ u R"'ha
U.s. NJ "', -. ''''
hrl Is sni'tIN united Ihf teachers ana pupils i've
"'',l Inc paotP'H f2l"S at lle S'nae i'"Ie Sleeping
un" tue t'o' i''' '"u'' 'p''' ~ al t'Pe'H one
,''',N. Hf "1' 'Pih' = '"'"'2 81 ','e Po'"'al
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wen "'''"'''' VI '''' '''' M 'c enc N'eli
, !" tn U''o.''',' 10 WI, IN '.I -" ne '"ul
F" h'l P'lH4''u 10 sl"'N' al h"'p any '''nh"n''a~
.on III sRn '"el, NOM tue ''n' ~ 'n'ftl7A ne
"'''' '''' - ''''- - II" ''' 80 :"
aeeess, beng midway between ~" ok aud } t'!'a=
defa1" ana "''l i11e' TOUT hon's ''ie 9i 'i'hrt
Guy a"' III "''to' n' 'ilo''"' = 'o"''aPiP" "h
Ihalie", Falt' al hno' hleaih'1 III Nhf gl than
luatln lhrft6hnN all 'Wt9an. II ish" u' sohhl' hot
customary Ia 1''A6 my oAei '"tit' N'hs1l 10
hosr OF eiRh OF hlht years ola are pl'tV't.'' The
sehnoi }e'f Is ""'d'a mo Nv" tes'''.S hnd v"t1.
liohs' inc "oat' s"asle" 'omh"htne the l4t daN oil
NnNelh"', led '"' summer s'SNlph the hsf DAY oil
4 MAY anu laf ''t1lo"f oeihg the n"uiha ol Npnl
ahd SrW' lnpel The studies pursued, aud the tnne
/ devote" 10 eath' CAY someahll, aefoFdia3 !" The
destination oi INC pupil Ioi commercial or p'oifT@'"ns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-31

I;lll9Ist rllIOU journals #5Sttf he a gyL
4.q,r.,. And ii the election =. such men he st.,.
aalo.yio jhr administration, We wish diem man,
molr s.cll 81 p.olicr..
The mainly >, A.tbnr Baeby, tla Van Buren,
e.,,.,.,,,4 l,., t;,,, ua1. Over Samuel W. oliver.
yI.s ,,,r., I,e,,,I, 4nI, is.,..,5o. t., cse.r,s.
l,,.y,i, ,.s,,.,I..r.. ,,o4.,.s all lI,,. o,dp,.,,
srr. .,.=p, b..o -, .i.,lr, .-Wh.ss. Ison. Levi,
-, '-,'''' "''''s ma ,...l', ~.
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- we ''''
IA '''.5sg9 "a, "a 5.1'' VIA "''4a sst1t's y ''N
'.' I'D rnc, . IN. ,' .l.,',.,' '',''
Of the clI,c S.a.l .vtaac r-.al4traaI t>c14t.ar41
between tces. 'I"r aasi distant portions oI the Uni
on h'T@ noe>. e'i'.."' '''a' '4' 9i.r b'ah> Viii
.. "p,' 10 I"li'eH II [''.'.'
.l,,.'4, i-,,,s,r = b.. an amendment or
the constitutions conler,r, % Congress the pow
e. to chatter Bank under sur. LIMITATIONS aud re
81 ), I W.',, as may De deemed Pop
81 n, ,s,,,s,', ','' sam, WoulI
aot, If elected ou,r resistance to the ,,a,a e OF
III on thcpa~eis ol the Bank, il aoatrcuH sio III b"
@''' ~ ''''hi'.'1 o1eIN those who bel'ye n ~
'I ,,','' ''.'s .''l Ii'.n'.1 no. "oo'
nli,yn.,] ...I .o.e,,l,.l
Net5 respectfully ,our ON trent sartlrt.
I.s,. LYON"
me Globe aaha, Nh Won .-H.scJdea}y hostile TO
iAe Jul. Winch is hhcIf 10 hIlow bes'.--lhc
''''"e "i VIZ i's"h 4"hfcH
- c n Evening lost utter announcing
NV 'S.s''''. al Ha.5''' 'hapn'n aud 4'fnn to
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DRY GOODS NOTICE.

ag OBiNSQN & ELLIOTT beg leave to inform
4 their friends and customers generally, that their
assortment being complete, they will hold ont
ira inducements to purchasers, and 70 wholesale sa
ers. . very small advance on the New York cost
Nav e.
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IA + are opening few Packages of Spring Good
w recently selected in New York. among thew
some very pretty Goods for Spring To
which we invite the atfersion of the Ladies.
ROBINSON Il ELLIOTT.
March Is rs
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EnE.l'Ep RzkEE %.EEE.

sssssEsssSs | WILL SELL, ii public auction
,ssssssst.ss the Vow Glasgow Hotel inthe county
II STsNE Of Amherst. on Monday the 81 of orip-
-..cA,--. Der ncNt. 81 3'EsoEsts' al F.E.s's',
nelr New Glasgow. having ouit 4 TWO SIoRh
r., FPU'EEEEsk. EEfgsR, with Three
III Rooms and Passage ON each floor, a good
--.-a kitchen, Ice House and Stables, all ~ good
re pair. There Is suificency OF Wood Land tor lie
Farm. The Land lies well, and very fertile afd
if more Land should he wanted, there are ol1el Lands
very convenient, that tan be added o 1t at a 10"
pnee. \ further description IS deemed unnecessarily
any ona wishing to purchase will have an opp2f-
tunN OF viewing the premises before the DAY Of
sale. j. MI RRAN BkDW y.
shall retunto Houston. in Texas, III October
and would be pleased to agent any persons
who may wish To have Lands purchased, Or located
FOR hem in the Republic Of Texas. M. h.
~ The Richmond Wing will publish the above
in their country paper, iii day of sale and send then
account to this Office fpr collection
tusust3l 200
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v ct arc commanded TO attend regular rnl.-
D Ter OF your eofnpan, On Tomorrow ut / O'clock
n the Cptat lIotsc.
s. &. \aRNEnln O. =.
Aug 1t
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STLh Il, sc.

rBViIE subscriber still has for sale 4 first rate
4 sUEEY, ans: TWO CARREALLS,
with non axles and elliptic springs Tor aud horsea
s. AYRLS.
Angus Is " Il
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hsRe. Ks0k:EgT E.FzsK.R.,

Vi Etits.N9t EDH,N ahHt7,
4 i As retained 10 L>neaburs, and nay be seen
Il arthe iianaln Hotel.
Aug. i tsif
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E1AesRslN E1E4algIEs.

rEili. Subscriber la. small lot of frs, rate + i'm
Z ,iv flour for sale. PAUL JONES'!
Aue. - u
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,SEE.E.R.tG cry.

rVNnE REMAINS ofmy SUMNER STOCK.
avety reduced ptoc,. NJ. N. KERR.
Bu1f .ssiars
Auensi 81 3w ii
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Nd g,se,Ss SALE.

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said decree named 81 sonc TWO OF II, eo. Will ON te
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-31

IN aho," palusd Defendant tdumd sfsYlr aud JoainA
"a,t not having rnt~rsd tu oppoornra and given
t.N, according - the Aet ot aaafnilt. and the tuics
oil Ia, to,It, mad n appearing BY sasncie, evidence
that IL mc nj mwitqnts OF tls CoinHuhU cath 1t is
ordered ih1 liz ald tedaI'' do aape'r here the fourth
Sion las IN NO'-n Il. nHl pptstf tn h Of the plani,
md thai copy Of tins u be tunrs nh inserted III ynoh
nrS Nurion,a newspaper published IN the town OF LNnch-
bug hfINoma1Hs 4araeHs.fct, and cory be- posted Al
ia 15i lsor ofihs Coudhau.e Of lis county
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-31

~ Dr. Branch T. Archer. Speaker Of the Tex
ar r'aae,e.., alrseli1 Eich7 ~. fre. ''a,s a..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-31

IL Amos Lane has gone ON to NashIngton-onc
account saws TO claim olhr President "rcward' tor
his late signal dctcat--another, that he intends to
claim his seat during tho extra session of Congress-
denying The right OF HI, successor qualify until the
lst Monday in December next! Amos like hls
name sake of the Post Office Department, ha:ng
once got the teat in his mouth, will never lett Co. II
he caa help II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-31

o. The knoxville Register OF die 3 inst. an
nounces the death of Col. james Stan.hlrf, ono OF
the ceenly elected members Of Congress from Ten
ncsscc lie died on the oh ins in the vicinity OF
Kingston, Tenn at which place he had arrived Oh
his WAY to Washington city.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-31

~ The " higs of Boston f.cd graud salute OF
one hundred guns, in honor Of the glorious triumph
achieved by the wings Of Kentucky, Indiana, Ten
ncsace and North Carolina, At die lsccnt elections
N those States.
The herald., 1837-05-01

QvEER.-The Nashville Christian Advocate pub
fishes the following queer letter written by an un-
known individual in Mobile 10 Clergyman in Nash
vile:
Dear Broher-You will find enclosed $50, which
please give to your NJ L. Church, dispose OF II IN
any other charitable way, you deem most advisable.
1t is TO pay for some darn'd good sermons have
heard in said church. Your fellow sinner and chris
tan too SAINT AND SINNER.
p. S. Wha; in the devil is the reason you folks are
not stirring up the sinners with long pole Sur them
up stir them up or they will go to the devil, and
you after them. SAINT AND SINNER.
The money sent in the above has been handed over
to to the Trustees of the church, 10 aid IN paying It's
debt.
The herald., 1837-05-01

BowERy THEArRE-It isworth all the admittance
money into this Theatre 10 look at its now finished
beauty. Its exterior resembles the United States
Bank in Philadelphia, and like i, coins money by
wholesale. The interior we have long ago mentioned
as unique. very novel and interesting piece called
Sam Patch first produced by the enerprsing western
manager Mckinney, is TO be brought out here tonight.
1t Isl full of uncommon feas Of agty-one of which is
leap of seventy feet taken by Sam before the audi
ence 1t is certain Of success.
The herald., 1837-05-01

places on the Illinois and on the Mississippi river in
the state of Illinois
give you these little items, Mr.. Bennett because
you like to make your paper the medium of useful in
formation among an important class Of our popula
ton, the mechanics-w in common with others,
are many of them at their wits end'-and if you
please you may print them As for vouchng for
them with my name, III were superhuos for they
can all be substantiated to the satisfaction Of any
intelligent inquirer. Z.