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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-02

WANTED a situation Is wanted by Scotch GIRL 4
by applying at lis Perry 81. "a Dc O.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-02

MEDICAL AuB sUH0uGAL.-DR gLOvET
Nh heonsue ssss IN the treatment Of Glass
dsenses lie appwes the public that he has received rrgs
professional edncsssn IN ths cosptry ssd 70 10 els 80.
with the selfsaed doctors, medical puer and pretencrs
the day Orr Ne Ann - near the American Mus~wn.-
Private third door fro the Museun Lamp ~ In
Inner 01rS 4nW y Ne evening. teT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-02

nO1s-DOas-DOas- very zoe Newfo~cs-
~ issd Dexs esd whePs for sse the great Dog Fas
bkuseus No sd Rrcsdwsy, door fsm bw~re ST. where
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-13
SHOO REWARD.

Ran away from the subscriber near
Staunton. Augusta County, Virginia, on
Monday the 10th instant. mulat.o man
named JESSE.
about 30 years Of nge, but having little
or no beard would be taken to be much
younger. He is about 5 feet 9 or 10
inches high. when he speaks his ewes
incline to fall. he does not ar,ieaiate
well. and particularly when angry or in
hurry when he walks, his toes turn
out much more than common. He took
with HIM Quantity Of good clothing.
among other articles frock coat. be.
heved to be brown, and | have reason
10 believe he has with him quantity of
money. He has wife Who belongs 10
MT: John Ruff, of Lexington, Rock
bridge County, and he may probably be
lurking in that neis hbourhood, or he
may make his way to Oiio, or some oth>
er Tree State, as lie went off wilhou, nny
ptovocaticn.
will give the above reward if taken
out OF the State and secured in any i.;i
SO that l get him $50 if taken in either
oil The counties of Augusta or Rock bridge.
aud 500 if taken in any other county il
the State. MOSES aI.rIIE
Sept p. 1888.
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TRAVEIETWes
Oaa TIE ESSySz-a.Oeysg.

ON aud after Monday. the 30th in
slant, the PASSENGER TRAIN will
leave the Depot at a quarter paste, A M.
precisely. Passengers will thus have an
opportunity OF breakfasting in Wmches-
ter: and it is particularly requested tina,
all will provide themselves " ith tickets
in time.
ON Saturday, the 9Th Of May, and on
the same day Of each succeeding week
an EXTRA TRAIN FOR PARTIES
OF PLEASURE. will start al 8 o'clock
A. NJ. Fare 20 Harper's Ferry aud
back by this train at the low rate of enc
dollar.
Travellers by this route lave now the
advantage OF reaching Baltimore OF
Washington on the evening of the same
day they leave Winchester, and Rich
n.ond at 10 o'clock next morning.
J. GEO. HEST, AGENT.
Winchester, April %, 1885
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ENNcy g'.s,..s,ssE:e Rsofg<..

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Proposals will be received at the Tav.
ern Of MIR. Jacob Reamer, in W odstock,
on Tuesday The 18Th Of December heat,
until the hour of IL NJ. for grading and
metalling torty-one miles of the above
road beginning at the end of 9th mile.
The proposals must state the number
OF miles bid for, cost per mile, the time
at which work will be commenced and
when it will be completed. A reserva,
ton will be made of % per cen,um upon
monthly estimates of work done as secu-
rity for the faithful performance of con-
tracts. The width of metal is to be 20
feet. aud average depth OF 8 inches.
Proposals will be received at the same
time and place for building three bridges
-one over Cedar Creek, one over Mill
Creek and the third over the Shenando-
an River.-The spans of these bridges
vary from 100 to 200 feet the abuts
m~nts and piers to be Of stone and SUI
perstructure Of wood. Any other in:or-
nation may be obtained on application
to the subscriber or his assistant
Detailed plans and specifications Of
the work will be exhibited at the letting,
and may be seen at this office few da, S
previous thereto. Persons unknown
will be expected to furnish evidence of
good character shd OF ability 10 fulfil
contracts. j. II. ANDERSON,C C. Il.
Office Of the Valley Road,
NJ .
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LUMBER WANTED.

Preparations are now making TO build
an extensive addition to the Western
Lunatlc Hospital, and large supply of
: DIL.ANsE S 81 SCAEI Eg
Is wanted for that purpose. Persons dis>
posed to furnish flooring two inch yellow
common, or white pine plank. inch and
halt, inch and quarter, and inch plank
scan'ling for various purposes, such as
Girders. Rafters. Beams, Plates. and
Joist, will do well to cali at the Fl ospi,al,
here contracts may be entered into for
the same.
Cash TO be paid on the delivery of
such timber. Application TO be made to
SAMUEL M. WOODWARD.
September 6. IS3S
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NEW GOODS.
eyE. G. u $ Y E.vG

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
and the public, that he has just received
a fresh supply Of Goods in his line, con
siSt'ng in part OF the following articles:
-Haldga Grapes, Raisius. Dates, Gran
berries, Almonds, Fil6erts. English
falnuts, Palm Nuts, and Ground
Peas, Cheese. Crackers. Rice. Ground
Pepper, Ginger, Aispice, Cloues end
NHimegs. Logf and Brovn Sugars.
Segafs, Tobacco and Snuff Coiog ne,
Rose 9, Florida Waters. Fancy Bias
hets. London Porter, ale and Cider.
lie Keeps always on hand general
assortment of Cakes S. CamsFSes
manufactured by himself and will max e
10 order any articles in his line on the
shortest notice. All orders will be
thankfully received, and punctualIy at
tended to-
0rTbe highest price, in cash, given
for EGGS.
Nov'r p, 1856
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VIRGINIA.

AT Rules held in the Clerks Office
of Bath County Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery. Oil Monday, 40.
vember 5th. ISIS
Harvey Hirklin, plaintif'-against
George Hicklin, Charles Stewart F.
lesnor Weldon, William PulIio. Ma.
thias Pu!lin, Thomas Douglas. and
children of Jane his
wife late Jane Pa!iin. Nancy PuIlin,
Thomas Pullin and John Putin. Tho
mas Smith and Betsy his wife, late
Betsy Pullia, the
heirs of w alter Richards,
- the heirs OF Samuel Sulith, de-
ceased. defendants.
The defendants Eleanor Weldon
Matthias Pullin, Thomas Doua!ss-an,f
- - children of Jane hi,
wife, late Jane Pullin, John Puliju.
Thomas Smith aud Betsy his wife, late
Betsy Pullin, the heirs
heirs of Samuel Smith, deceased, no,
having entered their appearance, aud
given security agreeably to the act OF
Assembly, and the Rules Of this Court,
and il appearing by satisfactory evil
dsnce that they are not inhabitants
of this Commonwealth It is ordered.
that the said defendants do appear here
on the first Ionday in February next.
and answer the plaintiffs bill aud that
a copy OF this order tie forthwith insert
ed III The "Staunton Spectator" for two
months successfully. and also posted on
the front door OF the Court house of this
county.
A eopy-Testc,
CHS. l.. FRANCISCO, OK.
Nov'r %. 1888.
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VIRGINIA.

AT Rules held in the Clerks Office
oil Bath County Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery, on Monday, No
vember 9Th, 1885
Robert Lockri ise. plaintif-against
Adam Given, Executor of William Din.
wIddie, deceased, John Sharro,t and
George Sharrott, defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant George Sharro,t, not
having entered his appearance, and Civ.
EN- security agreeably to the act of AS.
sembly, and the Rules of this Court
and 1T appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that he is not all inhabiiant Of
this Commonwealth 1t Is ordered that
The SAID defendant do appear here on
the Inst Monday in February next, and
answer the plaintiffs bill: and that
copy o. this order be forthwith inserted
IN the "Siaunton Spectator" for two
months successfully, and also posted on
the 'ront door of the Court house Of this
county.
A coPy-Teste,
CHS. l.. FRANCISCO, Crk.
Nov'r %, 1888.
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NOTICE.

TIE Partnership heretofore existing
between JOHN BLAIR 81 Go. at Scots
vile, III the Grocery aud Commission
business, having been dissolved, The bu-
siness will 10 future be conducted under
the name and firm Of john a. r. r.
BLAIR. All persons having unsettled
accounts with the late firm. are respect.
fully requested TO make immediate paw
ment, as it is highly necessary that The
business should be closed
J 81 7. r, BLAIR.
Scot!sville, Albemarle,
Jan'y lS, 1888. II
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agent 1Etaa Insurance Cympeny.

Having been appointed agent Tor the
above mentioned society for the town
oil staunton, and County OF Augusta,
viii receive propositions to insure pro
perty of the various kinds therein refer
ed to. For information as TO the ability
OF the society to comply with its en-.
galgements reference may be had to any
OF the merchants or gentlemen of Rich,
mond, or to a. Fl. III. Stuart Esq ofthis
place. VIM. S. ESKRIDGE
Staunton, July 10, 1888.
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LOOK, LOOK 3
JUST RECEIVED,

JUo hEI FL ED,
No. ] Copal Vanish, Cologne Wa
Ter, superior } Bears Oil, Extra Tooth
Brushes, Hair Brushes, Silver Ever.
pointed Pencils, Lamp Bulbs and CHM
neys, Ess. Tyre. for dyeins the hair,
Black aud Brown, Salad Oil. Violin
Strings, and variety of fancy articles
Also, Buffers Maguesia, Kreosote, Ar.
row Root. &c. &c.
And for sale By
Z BERKELEY e. Co.
Ssaunton, Nov'r 30, 1893.
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n q a, 4 O. q, .

Inc subscriber hereby informs the
public OF his Intention TO devote his time
III future to the PRACTICE OF PHYS
SICK IN this place and its neighbour.
hood. lie can at all times be found ut
his residence Immediately above that of
Thomas J. Niche. Esq. and opposite
the Episcopal Church.
A. r. ST CLAIR.
SIaun,on. Nov'r %, IS3S-4t
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EEAUNTGM
Ce8SH SE'OR e..
OCTOBER End, 1898
<95HEG

p. RISEN s. CO. have re-.
ceived, in part, their iail supply Of fashion.
nh'e Dry Goods, to which they invite the
attention oi their town and country patrons
Rich new style Challies-very pretty md
cheap,
Splendid fed Salins, Poult de Sole aud Satin
Repp Silks,
Blk Italian, Gro de Rhine, aud blue blk
P.ul. de Sne do.
French aud English Merinoes,
Chally, silk and linen cambria Hdkfs.
Ladies light and dark French kid Gloves,
Gents. Buck and Wool Gloves,
French kid and Morocco Shoes,
Plain and corded Cassimeres, &c.
With many other desirable and chear
goods, which the limits OF an advertisement,
would exclude.
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BELL TAVERN.
EEWEgBUEses, yA.
For Sale, or to be lease d for a
term of Years

The Bell Tavern is a comnoGious es.
Enlistment the main building being n
large frame, to which two , story brick
buildings are attached. This property
is situated on main street in the business
part OF The town, adjoining the Stage Es-
Enlistment Of Aessrs, BeIden, Walker
81 Go. There are two Kitchens and
other out houses, together with large
stable, belonging to the premises. From
Oh 10 60 persons can be- lodged III the es-
adjustment with comfort and conven-
fence. The tavern furniture is new and
ample. There Is Pump, opposite on
the same street. afIordirg at oil times an
abundance Of the bes, kind of water. A
profitable business can be done a, this
house by any man determined to keen
good house Of entertainment, and accom-.
modatlons. The Stages from different
points stop at the Bell Tavern, owing to
its locality.
The said tavern will be sold on ac,
commodaiinS terms, or leased for term
OF years, and possession will be given a,
any time after the first of September.
N. B. Apply to p Beirne. Lewisburp
who will make known the terms, &c.
ANDREW BEIRNE.
August "a lS3S-tf
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preserved Ginger,
Just received by
i. BERKELEY g. Co.
Stanton, Nov'r D.
TERMS OF THE SPECTATOR.
auntoD. Nov'r p.

1he Spectator Unpublished veehly. bu
kENToN ifAKrER, at Two Dollars n
year, u paid in adUance, or I'wo Dollars
ana Fyty Cents, after the expiration of
the first sir months.
No paper UiNbe discontinued until all
arrearoges are paid.
Vs. ADVERTISEMENTS not ercee1;,o
ONE SQUARE Of printed matter. are in.
Serted three Ueeks for one dollar each
continuance after, t,oenty:f cents. Lar
ger Advertisements inthe sumo proportion,
All letters must be post paid
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FIRE Assurance Cosi,ses.ss..
E'EasI NN'N A

ARE continuing TO take risks inToun
and Country,on Dwelling Houses Stores,
Manu!actories, Mills and other Build .
lnss, and on Furniture, Libraries, Wear
ing Apparel, Stocks of Goods, Machine
ry, and the Stock Of Mills and Mann.
factories, as well as on mos, other de-
scriptlons OF insurabIe property. The
terms will. in all cases, be made as "a
vorable. as can be obtained at any other
good Office. Applications TO be made
either personally. or by letter, to the
Agent al Richmond.
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JOT-N U. Ia Z,
Asent at Richmond.
HOS. * RACE

President 1Z,laa Insurance Cap,pnou
I'll d subscriber intending for the fu-
ture to devote his undivided attention to
the subject of Insurance, thinks it proper
to add, that EV cry loss which has &C.
cured during his agency OF the A1tpa
Office. for the last i6 years, has been
literally adjusted and settled by him, TO
the satisfaction of the parties insured.
JOHN o. LAY,
R.,ent 11Ctaa Insurance C,mnoun.
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Bargains! Bargains!

The subscribers grateful for the very
liberal patronage already received, beg
leave 10 Inform our customers aud tn.
public generally, that we have just lie.
Ceived our stock Of
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Saddle and DEMONSTRATING.
PEaKLEP e. Pa'R'NHAN.

PHILLIP e. PER'NHAN.
Having purchased the stock of his
brother. respectfully informs his friends
aud the public that he has commenced
the
Saddle s. DEMONSTRATING BIZ
SineSS,
in the shop lately occupied by Frederick
III. Pitman, deed. in Stauaton, w here he
VIII thankfully receive all orders Tor
work in his line. His materials will
be OF the best quality that can be pro,
cured and he hopes by unremitted at
ten,ion to business, good work, and
disposition TO please, to merit and re-
ceive share of public patronage.
he will at all times keep on hand
Sfesesses, Es,-sts!cs, EEessasess.
aoSsesiS, Sc. which he will sell on
reasonable terms, for cash. or on a short
credit 10 punclnal customers.
Stanton Sept. 8, 1888.
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Fall & Winter. Goods

and are prepared TO furnish on very at
commoda,ing terms, almost every Article
ia our line of business. We are deter.
mined to conform our prices to the hard
ness OF the times. and respectfully invite
our friendsto call aud examine our stock
before purchasing elsew here. The
highest prices will be given for all kind,
OF country produce in exchange for
Goods.
WALTERS s. RAMSAY.
Trimble's Mill Nov. s, IS}S-6w
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IN scotisviIle for the purpose OF doing
general agency, commission. and for.
wardIng business. He will keep on
band all kinds OF CT CCMRIEg.
&c, which he will sell for cash. or
barter Tor all kinds OF produce which
may be converted into money.
DAVID HEDRICK.
Scolisville, Alb. Nov. rs, I63S-f
81 Rockingham Reg insert s ,oeths.
RAOUCk'S PANACESA.
A cure for DYSPEPSIA, and other dis,
eases. Just received. and for sale at
Il. BERKELEY & Cos
Drug i Medicine Store.
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AT Rules held in the Clerks Office
of Bath County Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery. Oil Monday, 30.
1000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-06
DEATHS

Died on Sunday morning. oc.ghc, tho y second
ESQ., a, hi. Tsslsnec near King William House This
pic might be deemed oil that necessary on h' DC
cn,ioa deceased has left aee''ona.e friends
gratied learn the PARTICULARS OF her
And what natural on ccGvins such me
ancholy tiainGs, than the desire OF surviving ie" o. M
know omcthn: detail OF the manner IN when me GS
plr,c have world adcu For several past Mrs FL
lett had not een favored with unHterEg'et .c cor
tary occasional gt sscss Of dscase,
paItakns les. Of the bilious type IN hcf s'e Illness h"
WINS confined Jus, week. symptoms OF the mn"dy which ter
Minated herc, congratulations fever were '"ehlof
alarming unit, the eth day, when the insOns and isu Gharse
ter Of the complaint suddenly developed ITSELF and rapidly hurried
to its Thus midst OF confdnS hopes aud firm be
who surrounded her, that her case was safely
progressing toward convasccnc0 she resigned her %
without 20 the Father Of MeLci: Hnd en,! snnt 10
pose the peaceful bosom Of the Lamb hon;h"u cf cHnnhf
saving Ic Ic.t assured that her end hand" Not
wstandins her pieyo she had been long memhf oil mo
gap., f. had sometimes been asaicd al the con-
temptation death during ,p Of 'ichnes-Ho So how
summons far from alarm OF peri " a' sm
ev.nced cnncn, degree, the frmGeSs OF s' ana
the becoming resignation of accepted Christian rs "In sho
had lived Tor 'ear. and sGc sG mas ] Io balm of Ola
sooIn., soul cheering reflection. ~ ",tns III,
ton those who weep tat
and has shore. Of eternal deefanGe ana e
The this humble tribute to the memory OF ,ne
JincI With ghboTs the day OF her burial VINO 10
formed that 'hc subject OF religion MAS Der c"i uesnt
that scarcely failed when he met with gel 10 Snm,n.
with afor, upon the surn:s OF 'h' nnd mo
glorious aroncmrni lEccd not dte non heI
cal r"ssnons snS!e" n he domestic e.cc ,Lo
eli with d:aty and fidelity md vas chained "m mo
conversation 20 familiar and eGiyinr
Nh hope YOU w cs.cnd your courtesy ic ta'iher'
and allow briefly tt most 0usHE that mark
ell tho melancholy nludG TO the pa ens a's S ana
most bursting h grief clapcA together, she huns
conru<vc her dyss hike sensitive vine Gnsng
rrorc'to utter last word! " oh, mo'hcr mother "
spcak dear mo'hs'!" " nat scene va e, T 800,
What hIongrd the breast! u more IMAM 'he soucs
heart could bear-cnous drill melting sympathy the co.,
ture destiny! Eu forbar. Mrs F. has left haband nHd ayo
chdcn-iu happily pcss aney n9T s,"tea enid
hood; they all growuard nm sure they WIN
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County Clerks, in the penudc Of their power and ma
lcsty had gncousy furnished them to carry out
the conspiracy 10 cheatthe people Clerks Fhan and
Boo IA IN had as much right 10 put their hands in the
ballot boxes and take out and substitute votes to
make such fraudulent returns; and the Governor and
Council in not preventing such arocous act, stand
without excuse or palliaon The Clerks, and the Go.
vernon and Council equally guilty of this ,sasona
BILE act against the sovereignty Of the people-tls pros
ualon OF Liberty. They are partieeps erimins, and
must answer before the dread tribunal Of the people
No cause is assigned for this act of the Cerks-cxcept
the tyraats plea. They add insult 10 injury, by their
dsdain even TO attempt 10 offer for restricting
the votes Of those townships TO color their acts
People stand amazed al the hardihood Of those consp
rators against the rights Of Freemen The Sons of Jer
seymen, who refused 10 pay tax without representation,
will not submit to such usurpalon. They will not agree
that County Clerks shall choose their representatives
II is moriifyng and humiliang to find that the mad
ness of party will hurry men into such criminal acis-
No man has been found hardy enough 10 justify the acts
OF the Clerks TO discover any excuse palaon for
their conduct. All admit that they had rghtto do as
they ddthat they cannot sci aside elections returns
at their will and pleasure. Their acts stand without,
excuse But what will be said by free and indignant
people, for the cupabe act of the Governor in refusing
TO procure u, returns the law imperavely requires
SVhat can be said for the Privy Council for dsrobing
themselves of power clearly conferred by law and
exercised by wiser than NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by
Governors Southland, Seely and Williamson, and the
whole Council of New Jersey, in 1882 and lS2:-SOund
Hhig DECISIONS Who can doubt why the law has been
changed now,
u All the shutting proceedings Of the Fedcralisls
is believed here, by of the best understanding 10
be n gambling speculaton; the object Of which is to
those who have bet upon The election of the De
mocrac Ticket out of their money but in this they will
be Disappointed Congress will rectty the whole con
Germ, and give TO the Democratic members elected by
The people their seats.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-06

T +. S NJ who" email De ''''''''' nc :"
The following was then adopted as the Constitution
of The Foreign Missionary Society OF Richmond auxi'
Art l. The object Of this society is 10 cooperate with
the American Board Of Commissioners for Foreign Mis-
sions
Of this Society shall be members thereof and the con.
tribuon Of $50 by clergyman, or SlGO BY layman,
to the a. B. c. +. NJ through this society, constituting
the donor an honorary member OF that board shall en-
title lin 10 life membership in tins society.
Ar, B. This society shall elect annually ffes'den,,
Vice President, Corresponding Secretary, RECORD
ing Secretary, Treasurer, ana four o!.ee han'sesi
who shall constitute executive committee 10 transact
the business Of the society, and who shall continue IN
Office until election, and shall also nave power ~
fill vacancies occurring in their own BODY -.
Art 4. The President, and in his absence, lie ice
President, if present. shall preside in al! the meetings
oil the society and Of the Executive COMMITTEE, aho
shall have power call special meetings OF either al
peasure the Recording Secretary shall keep the records
Of the society, and The Corresponding Secretary snail
manage the correspondence.
Art D. The Treasurer shall take charge OF all moneys
belonging 10 the society," and shall remit the same 10
the Treasurer Of the A b. G. F. NJ from time 10 time as
he shall be directed by the Executive Committee
Art 4. The Executive Committee shall at the annual
meeting submit, report Of what has been accomplished
by the society during the preceding year, accompanied
by the Treasuters accounts for The year. properly eAa
mined and settled
Art. &. Inc annual tueelHS VI t"e S"e'ey r"a' ~
held such time and place as shall be designatedby The
Executive Committee.
The Society proceeded to the election Of lis o'hce's,
and the following persons we're elected:
JAMES CAsHiE, President
JAMES GRAY, Iitc President
Rev A. d. POLLOCK, Corresponding Secretary
RoGT. B. CESGAr, Recording Secretary
SAM'L REEVE, Treasurer.
7. K. GRArrAY,
FLEMING JAMES, o,,,- D:,,,,,,s
JOS 5. JAMES,
G. HurcHISsos,
And then the Society adjourned Closed with prayer
JOS. RENNlE, Chairman.
G. B. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
At the close Of the meeting subscription WAS cori
menced, which amounted 10 $927. THIS amount will
no doubt be increased
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MARRIAGES..

Married, in Washington Thursday by the Rev Mr. owen,
Cm.wELL DAusEr, ESQ., of Lynchburs Va TO MIS- hL'zASEth
LEE, Of that place. 49,, t..
Married, Port Royal Vs. Wednesday crcnne .ih uitimo
the MrKLDTH, Esq, Of Richmond,
Va Miss ASS daughter Of the late William Bernard
j., Esq.
Married, Abingdon, Virginia the 10th Of oc"bc Colonel
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