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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-07-26
From Timothy George, Esq


"My wife has been considered of con.
sumptive habit tor two years, attended with
severe cough, but has always or generally
attended 10 her domestic concerns until the
fore part Of last winter, when she had q sud-
den and severe attack of pain in her side,
ond distressed for breath. I immediately
called upon one ofour hes, Ply sicians who al
tended carefully upon her, and / was well
satisfied with his treatment of her case ;thoue h
her distress wns purity sllevinted, there was
no hope oil her recovery, her Doctor told her
that she had the consumption, ond that her
LEFT LUNG WAS PARTIALLY
CONSUMED, and seemed to despair Of her
recovery, as well as my self. We calculated
Sue could not continue but short time, he
LETT her nothing but sleeping powder 10 COM
mand her rest, when providentially fell in
with those Sanative drops, and though she
was altogether fai,hless, the first drop she
took gave her some relief, she continued ia :
king them exactly according TO the direc.
lions. her appetite was soon restored Ia a
child's appetite, and she continued gradually
10 recover so that l do not know but her
health rs notr as good as ii has been since
zoe married, say ten gears
N. Ii. She took about one and one hall
bottles when she called herself iceU
TIMOTHY GEORGE"
arlington, Name, April ~, 1888.
From the Vermont Phoenix.
HEAR We.
THE MATCHLESS SANATlVE-
(scld by BUTTON CLARKE 81 co, A
gents for Brattleboro, Nt.) has effected ma.
ny cures of diseases so obstinate as TO resist
The skill Of Physca and the pow er ofcther
remedies. The following are a few of the
Testimonials of the efficacy of this med-
cine w hich they now ChceriulIy Law before
The public. Many more individuals can be
referred TO by them as having been greatly
benefited 10y using the Sanalivc.
o. Certificate from Thos. Crosby Of
Brafiieborough.
This cerliiies that my daughter has for a
long time been in decline, and has tried
many medicines without effect. She has
made use Of the MatchIess Sanaiive, which
has greatly relieved her. II restored her
appetite and sleep, which she had not before
snjo, ed for long time. would cheerfu.y
recommend il to all suffering with consump>
tive complaints.
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Beaver Post Office, Pa. March j, 1888.
Dear Sir,-Since lag, wrote you, have
seen several persons who have been using
the Sanaiive, and in every case il basproved
itself worthy The name il hears. a young
man, Robert Nc ilherry had been wasting
away in a seated consumption for TIC ;aet two
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THOMAS CROSBY.
Brat,leboro, March 18Th. 1888.
e5- Certificate. from Henry Clarke, Esq.
of DratfIcborO.

QfBratfLcborO.
This certifies that had suffered for many
months from an obstinate cough which re-
sisted great variety Of medicines, until ]
used bottle of the EIaichless Sanatirc.
which removed it entirely in the course OF lw
or three weeks and restored me TO excellent
health.
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STORE HOUSE

FOR SALE, OR RENT.
The subscriber wishing TO retire from
public business, offers his Store-house for
sale or rent. upon moderate terms, stu
ated in the south part of Pocahontas
county, Virginia, in beautiful fertile
country, and is not interrupted by any
other establishment OF the kind, with
the exception OF one small exchange Of
fice,) on the south Is miles, north IL
miles, east and west none in the county.
1t is also situated contiguous to tau,
yard. oil mill, carding machine, grist
mill, smith shop, saw mill, and halter
shop, all in operation which is means
Of drawing custom from different parts of
the county; in addition to which road
is progressing passing the establishment
from the Warm Springs in Bath County
to the Ohio River. This stand is we'll
calculated forMerchand,zing. Any person
wishing to engage can call and see.
WIN. C.. PRICE.
July 5. 1856
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years-and by using this medicine about six
weeks: his cough. pains, SC. left him entire
ly, and he is now SO we'll as to be about his
ordinary business.
Indeed sir, from the fapidiiy Of the sales,
the value Of the Sanative may be safely de-
termined, ] am wholly out, have daily
calls for il, and wish you would toward me
more as soon as possible. Yours, &c.
N. LOGAN, p. nj.
From the Postmaster Of Claremont, N. II.
"eo- The above powerful and invaluable
medicine is doing wonders in this section Of
the country, as well as in others. Applica-
tiCns for il have been made in various places
10 this vicinity. A young lady in this town
has been restored from consumption and
confirmed in health 10y the use ofit-No miss
take. She had been visited by various ply
sicisns, but all TO no purpose. One phial of
this medicine produced the long desired effect.
A few more bottles Of this elIicacions med
icine may be found at the Post Office il APP
piled for soon. j. NYE,
Sole Agent for Claremont.
Ciaremoni, April 81, 1885,"
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Comfort, Economy, Convenience
and Health,
United in Moody s Eastman's
Patent EieVAsSng
s H R Il n O. lib E I'D .

The subscriber having purchased the
Patent Right Of this Bed, for the counties
OF Augusta and Bath, is now ready to
furnish them to all who may desire them.
BY the use OF these Beds, the expense
OF feathers is entirely avoided, conse.
quently making it cheaper bed than
those in common nse.-It is not necessa-
~ to enumerate all the advantages Of
these Beds, as all who wish them will
not fail to see for themselves.
Persons wishing to see the Beds can
do SO by calling at Messrs. Allen and
Cochran's store.
The subscriber is also the Agent for
the sale Of Rights in the other Counties
Of the State.
WILLIAM D. COOKE.
Stanton, May 3, 1888.
-0Ge@
WE have carefully examined the
SpriGg Bed exhibited and manufactured
by VIM. d. Cooke of this county and
do not hesitate to say, that for Comfort,
simplicity OF Structure, and Utility, as
Bed accommodation. we have seen moth.
ing equal TO it. AS matter of Economy
IN supersediDg the necessity of feathers,
we entertain no doubt Of this however.
the Public will be the best Judge. But
as continuance for the acconm odation
ofthe sick and decrepid. we look upon the
iDvehtionas unsurpassed by any OF which
we have knowledge.
ADDISON WADDELL, AZ. d.
JOSEPH WILSON, NJ. ID.
F. T. SJRIBLING, M. ID.
r. REYNOLDS, III. d.
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BOILING SPRING FARM
FOR SALE.

FOR SAL E.
The subscriber, wishing 10 remove
10 the South, offers for sale the
HNZ1E0bZe Farm
on which he resides, in Rockbridee
county, six miles from Lexington, and
six from Fairfield, containing 272 l.2
acres. about 100 acres of which is clear.
ed, and about Eve acres Of first rate mea.
dow. About % acres Of first rate
land for meadow is now ready to be
sown in timothy. The Improvements
consist of two good
"a Dwelling Houses,
IA- one large frame house, in a
comfortable situation. and well finished,
and a good large BARN, and all other
necessary outbuildings. There are three
good Springs near the house, one of
which is the Boiling Spring. The other
dwelling house is large log building
with tolerable Barn, and Orchard, and
a good Spring. This land is we'll adapt.
ed to Corn, Wheat, Rye, Oats, Clever,
&c. About 20 acres can be had for
sowing in the spring crop, with the other
necessary accommodations. This farm
is within two miles of water carriage.
Fog terms apply to the subscriber.
MATTHEW SHAW.
February 1, 1888.
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O1sllltAskN,

da'Hry Revolutionary Soldier eoRc
Departed tins lid rocsy evening the 9Th February At
io,ngSton Va. Ma. iit,N AtIiN, al, need
nod o hir hie l"a>me numlt al ind dear ,saons
I" lamon the" Ioss, The deceased unfortunately,
an ant,usl> rnd, bN making fre ,lsp nom a platform.
Which terminated his existence, ubout hour aud hall
afterwards lic like man, others, fond ndug
'ue end though with tins innli lac un,fnin,
aud belovedhy his neqae,n'nce. on the
need but on account u his kind mud cheerful i.po ,inr
mh"h "ns shown IN an cmnent degree, nIl with hun hs
nut any 'hutoutss Alt Allen possessed and ,so
ros constitution, mud retained his mental uios 10 the l.
moments ohs life. u, remembered with liz civ .,n.,,l,
the hard and hco,t cnd,ng trial. Which ha under mi IN the
kr,"uii"na', wn seemed proud und delighted that he Ind
suffered III" hli"ns IN cause that much concerned thu
happiness al the human kind aud ce, ia, his hc 60, .ou
nv.
W. hoped though lv bus olicd the Time no,,c, Gr man
he mish, have ri the nh,c, hc lived and
lab"n'cd" secure, hui has pleased Heaven Inn
nom hence 10, We hope, tar hotter world
----in Amhot. count, tn 9Th instant of Iron
.h''s IN I,MiN oieS son o Capt Leonard H. and Mrs,
'n,oho 'h ldi'ss ngrd ,cas aud - DAYS In tie danih
"uN interesting 'he boy another rh,ng instnnre has pre-
srned itsrli ol The uncertain l., ahcl Ne live. on
Sabbath he fills h pln, in the domestic circle: Mout, he
~ somewhat nh"cil Thursday, In. I'm n,ls aud h.. all ted
parents nr called Ia weep around his ltcss romnns=
"ni Ne mcel II Is pm ilrgc weep lho.e With
Out h"eo' II the wo ince {" the ,,o=l gel rail back ,e
dh'hne WIN rn,eop, the tomb, aud por the no
m'n Nhen We shall e-onte ourselves With lloan loved
On 'ntt where nons hull again bnn nion u, uln,
om hnPrness.
Tim case lon, "a'are, cease til, ,eNrs
Religion points On ligh,
There everlasting tln,ns Appeals,
And JOYS winch die.
The itcsuus Herald III plcnn insert the nl,, no.
tcr.
--, in tooclpnd, ON rueslsN ,he 81 nis, AGED h,c
ears NAGh lA'lAA sonnges daughter o tha,le, T. Pope
Esq. : -
On iir eth int ut the rer,o.nce # her sou Cant
i"inleN tot Mo~l,, m Tia" rouni, bedford Mrs 4,
M"<n,, rliel OF Nj lennnn Noh, decea,c IN l,e O,h
Veal oi la nce To her friends aud relations would
alum clflni,"ns, and soo,f lamentations ia,
-hr died IN peace and i'll ln assurance o her ,.rp m,
u"iahilN on The morning o the ul, and pn
lnG IN tle hf attic scene al Ialn,c The Auh,c, al his
hl noiiec hnd bncn ah|rtrl io stNrrn months dunno
Vim she ursct henrI Ia nmunur or Ia hini lin,
her lo "as had, hutqnrt, mud patiently ae he r,nt
JUDGE la summon hoi nom turmoil au,l suhlunnt, care
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
James RirCr and H~HUsrh0 l,nprorr-
nlcHf.

PROPOSALS viii b, received NJ ihr Office o
q the Company, III the Guy oi E,ehnmnd. unil
the Sih dry ri Aptnr i'r the construction OF all
the lam bridges between Richmond aud Malden's
adventure, and the dams James River, situa-
ted respeciiv,l, Al the mouth of Eye River. johnson,
fall- aud Seven Islands.
The two first nj thu ahnvc lr,pel d,n,s viii he a
bout GOO feet long and about feet high I hc io,in-
daians are oi ioch.
Thedewh oil water IN ihc summer season Is gone.
rail-, ltnn one Ia lnut Irei.
The toaitactoIs vii br required, by thu tcr,ns ot
then agreements, Ia cn,uuctr the ,ans IN The curse
oi the neNt summer aud tall aud with view 10 this
object. proposals are oul, invited from men who have
the necessary shtll and abia, 10 accomplish tie la
bof.
The "oodcn guard locks At tho aiics Of the rye
RIVER aud Jo~huas Fall, dams viii be offered Ion
contract Al TIA" same time,
The plans AMI specifications m1s BIO seen At tht
office al the subscriber III this et,.
CHARLES EIlLT. j..
h,ef engineer J,mes Heee Il kanaada c1mp,,ag.
Richmond, lol, March, lS37.
Much IL ~
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Horses Uf.EuCfiON,
NEW PIANOS n FINE FURNITURE
At AUCTION.
m p.yI.s'E y Tsx.yEH

I'm THURSDAY. the 5,li of Apf,l neNt. | will
- sell, IN iou elmy auction store,
: Metallic plate grand action Pianos, hs the best
lcis ~ New oh, entirely new, aud warranted 10
he III perfect ordtt
Secretary aud Boob case
Bureaus,
| lain Mattresses,
Elegant tut GIlss full sci,
do Tea China. do
do Mahogany Dnng n Tea Tables,
Fanny CHAIRS, Sofa. NJ. ~.
Tcrnm, cSeccdncl, liberal.
CHARLES PHELPS, Aucl'r
March Is al,
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rrH,riHgs Received.
TALHOr's LOTTERY n"d Exchn"gc Once.

TAfHOf'S LOTTERY aud o. scIsnWxc Once. I
i,stun,uo, March 10Th, liii. I
The following arr "ic numbers drawn 10, the seh
mond Acade'n, l"tcy, Extra Class, No. for ts35
AT Richmond On Thursday last. the -tI inst wv:
"a, Gi, !, i6, q, -, I, &. l5 60.
The following were drawn for Wheeling Lottery
Class No >, At Alexandra, Saturday. Mach I,liI,
ls3S. VIZ:
3. 81, 80 ii, i. Il, ST. 81, e., 81, g. 60,
Very handsome Przcs sold at
TALBOr'S LUCKY OFFICE.
March ID II
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IL aoBest Ba1.--A Js,k-oa man tte,ni, 3, .liird
n Bank Ia solicit 1A,or. When lie had flushed
has business he i,mhikel--" we Jackson iuILs nnui
Is many t,ors rs others but noon ~ We get out
oi sIght al tie B,nkng House, ". oil hat and hni
nh, " down nhh The Baul -
iUmenh Il. gisie,.
$ 4 = lhetc ~ irul IN the foregoing pa,se ralh -
We never knew one oi your Bauh haris e,l,nc IN
Office IN one oi them. nnl refuse discount. 4 sal,.
~ ~ loan IL just acceptable Ia them ~ to
others.
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a. Ma. Glnblclcos Lac ,nuodu.ed ,mo tie
House OF Representatives, i ne" Sub frcasar, Bit
somewhat changed IN ITS hetul. but equal, Is odl
oms IN principle that introduced INTO the Senat, Il,
Nj Wight. lie changes the name OF the Rrccv
crs General 10 Public Rrccwcrs--ls II I'M altctcd
tie nature Of the Office ills ohcr notifications
nr Of equal magnitude
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T. .sGtse, Ehs.
FOR RENT,

80. TIE large aud convenient Store House
aGiiiI NOW occupied hy ourselves, iuning back -
Meet, scry handsomely arranged tor business
Po-srssIon cdn he had immediately b, applying 10
the subscribers. JAMES &. III NJ y Co.
=. All PERSONS ~ ebtrd to rs, will please come
forward and NeItle rs early possible, very de
slrlblc than business should be CLOSED niunt de
lay. J &. HUME x Go.
Mncl l. Is
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LEY EKAl WtHest,blnled remedies 10, Co".ns.
- toius, toSsuMrrtoNs, etc. etc.
Percussion caps,
Indian Rubber Slp,> aud aprons. assorted,
sf.E.IfsS, u rcry s"pcror assortment, some 10
10 /. years III store,
WINES, ,,audl,s x tim 10 do do
Chewing EOR,:,ccO. fa.st quality,
TEAS, green black, Chocolate X Rice
GlAEESE III b"Acs, rLo,ct family arIico.
Tr1SI.parcEt soap boxes, u, sioro
1917,
Lo,e's x Other English j. .tmerican Fancy -
shaving soaps oi testqealay. ,o.,,e oIiIrn' ru,-
chased Ia ls25.
rsnisias, Aiino,ds, Fibcts, Palm Nuts, &r.
liRrrnEnr. very eittBS,re a,sor,meni,
Medicines. rni",-, oil, n,"-~,""-. surgeon a"d
Dentists AN,IEt uENIs, al -,oru"eni u en.h equal
IL any III NngnH,
NuNs ANp l'lssro,t, SOME ii them foct quality,
lirushvs. Nafa,hes, FAME, y aato, cototr,
Letter, C,r y Pos, Office paper,
G,npfS aal fLonfg SEEDS,
Kiack hca, seyetal eassl. tcty Ter, by the
chest "a lrsS quantity,
poaeT WGNE. cid foest erest,d Olerto and Inn
tioH DorR Ioft.
Snuiis and smoking Fooaree,
pipes, tlsus-Iubcs, aud boNrs,
Eooth Brus.scs, av'ty la'gs rs sortmcnt.
For the shin, har and eonpcAlo9 several prepare
tlols tot each
s.sicifcr, Friction nHd Magic Watches
ol the friction - gross on toinn'ssna,
Fioiius and Violin Sir-ttss. f,,nes, Fhe..
Ini. Pow dcr, Liquid aud ln,l,hblo Iuk--secerot
lands,
pArtNr Asp ToMrsoS,AN MEDICINES all kinds IN
s..ssor Oil, by tho bottle, gallon barrel, very
good.
Pale sherry wine, few / 3 gallon casks. old
and hncst quau,.
gts.f'mG, Playing and blank cards, assorted.
.scr0T6s6Iss, llatmoilieans aud Jews lhups.
GOLD, S,her, ST. 81 aud Seed leads, II Ono Az
sui.mCrt.
sc,r.s.; aad Knitting Needles. Pins. fish l,ooks,
&c.
FRENCH, Eugi,h aud .h"trican Chemicals, AZ
sorted,
Thermometers, i,rr or six kinds;
<uHH BOrrS, Drinking Gaps, Gat,ledoors
aud Binds.
DnEssiNG, FI>E aud pocKrT COINS, Dice, t(uIlls,
Toilet Bottles. Sealing Wan, Wal,ys;
Window Glass, Puu,, Sand Paper aud lhk
Sand
f.tspiOH SyCUp, .SUirc and .sriN.
5eckwuh's, l'ctci's, Mrnd's Jnne's Parks, Lees.
C,nmbahrr's. Pek,ns, talprnlers and the Ger
man AMI D,spcitc and Ant, bilious Pills
lloWEI. DAVIES.
a ID ID EHON 4 Il.
rspO PAPERS Garden Seed assorted
'S'JtO opcaino til norn,n., winch, together
"nh the aforementioned supply. fcntsrs the asso,,-
ncnt rcrg large and conIpcn. For tie by
Howell DAVIES.
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E"M,asc !srh0of, Eymchbwrg.

N ~ hkS. g.. w. Di VI e: desire respect
I'VE fully IL I'doim the public dat tie cxrtci.
Ses "i the - llDDl. laicly under the supr,inieu-
lcndouc" al the Rev. J.. e. Smith AID Lady, wer.
~ sumed on ilr l2iI III February, under th1lr drec
ion. Having been educ aicd fora Teacher, aud hav
my bee" engaged ipr several years IN that pursuit
tparl ri the time IN F"nale Schuos.) have reason
10 hope, that, by unrenied cScrtion. the school viii
be rru'i' red worthy OF continuance uf that patron
arc, which has already been extended towards II.
All the launches o ibcih Feualr Education, IN
GLIDING Aucieu, L,nguagc-, French, and Physical
Sciences, Will be Thoroughly Taught II viii b.,
Our ohJrc', moi only 10 incucatc tn. elements
oi the studies that may b. taught. but alsu to
20 as deeply into thrr principles the advancement
oi the Pupl aud the tune al hrf residence will per
mt. Our Apparatus viii be sufficiently extensive
to illustrate, by experiment, all the important fact,
and principle, oI The Sciences. Mrs. Dame viii tr
vote the whole OF her attention 10 the instruction IN
Music ON TilEPItND. The system oi IN
tsiuction winch will be pursued in School viii
be essentially tie sane da than pursued b, predc
ccSsors.
Fifteen twenty Boardcrs can be accommodate /
IN Our family, IN The llonsr Lately occupied by the
ii v. Nd > n'th. B,,flers wall be rou,der-
ed rs members Of onr i'mlly and subject 10 the REG
nlitlnns Of a Christian household.
Pupils can be admitted amy time during the
Session, aud will be charged only from ll,n time If
entrance but deduction will bc N ide Tor ab,cucr
except IN cases oi sickness
The Terms Of the i'll he the .a,nc n. here
toiOGc, ,iZt
Board, flashing, Fuel, &c. fora session of
five munlhs So 90
Triton, do % oo
Instruction III 1Iusc. do 1000
Use OF Piano, do "a
The Fees, as usual, are PAYABLE in advance
GEORGE ". DANE.
fensons desirouS ct information with respect Ia
my qualification Tor Teaching, are referred to the
following gentlemen:
Risla l. 4,
h"Ipnifick, Nh. VIM. ). Reid, jr Lynchburg :
Key. \. H. CobbS Bedford Rev. Pres. C,rrutl.
Rev Prot. Goodrich and M. Wm Berkeley Prince
Edward; Rev &. Dresser and Rev. ]. +. CLARK.
Halifax; Rev. i. H. Smith, panye Rev. J. NJ
.oicr aud VT L. A. Boiling, Buckingham -ir.
VIM. \. Page and DR.. VIM. :. lotIon, Cumber-
land Henry Darlington, Esq, Charlol,e Rev. $.
Diam, Amherst; 5. Branch Esq, Campbell, Prot.
Armstrong, Lexington.
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l'lairllill,
dptiiHAi


5lNh W NNTIy and JUTn " III, TltItmdane-
THIS cause ca'nc on this day IN be head, by con.
.ent al the parties hy COUNSEL, the blll answer III
tie drirnd'p John W. nelly. the subpoena amal1-
cd therein on tie s,,rnte,nll day III October one
thousand rght hundred aud ihut, live, which an
,,,, = have been dnly executed On The defend mi
a., N,;n. exhibits aud examination al witnesses
,nl = -. ,,n,J Il, @"uusel: DEMONSTRATION wlIclc-
-, ,nJ l., H.. ,,,,.o, 'he Count doth order, that
one oi the commissioners al -. I'm w N'' s'''
aud settle The accents between Ia" 'i"'' ~" nc
port the SUM Ia the tomt, "nh any mf''el' TP'-
caIIy stated ihouglt prriUtm b, himself ir Jn'-
ed b, the parties ~ br stated.
4 CnnN
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DISSOLUTION.

'1'llt t"-parlnrrship heretofore existing under
L the finn aud style ol Fourqu,ean x Palmer
has been dis>oyehby mutual consent
MI persons Indebted 10 the finn of Foufqur,u *
Palmer, hereb, earnestly requested 10 ,nakc pay
nent 10 Tho. \. Fomqntcan, aud those who have
CLAIMS against Us Will present Them Tor sciirrnen
without delay, FOuRQUREAN &PALMER.
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INllE Subscriber having purchased the entire
L Stock and interest of Doo. Il. ID. Palmer IN
the concern OF Fvnnnrean and Palmer, respectful,
sotc's Il continuance oi the patronage lIb,rall,
bestowed upon the late firm He now has and " iii
continue to keep on hand, general assortment OF
articles pertaining 10 hts business VIZ.
DRUGS, NEDgfINES E-STITEs OILS
PAINTS, rEHEINEKsEs Ac. az.
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DAN1r ROBES, Clerk.
CONFERENCE.-The Orfnr, I

iuMMissipSIH's OFFICE,
I"n, hhng, lUih March, ls3S. I
The parties interested IN ih" above cause, viii
take noticc, thai sall. on Monday, the 10Th day Of
April nc>r, proceed 10 take the accounts directed
by the foregoing order OF Couit, on which day, n
the houi Of n,nc oclpck IN the morning, they
quIIrd Ia attend At my Office, IN tins town, mnh lhcu
accounts, ,onchris aud riouts, and copy ol the
CONT papers, prepared Lon examination and settle
rnt. =. |. WATT, I o'ui.
March IL WV
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o. The Richmond Euqn'rers Washington cor
respondent la clrrk IN of The Departments, who
obianed ms situation as reward for certain illusions
ol his pen III viudi, atioo Of the administrations he
IS now evidently laborns for higher wage. hence
his lahd abusc Of Mr. Clay
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y llst'lNlN AT y tneut superior, Court Of
Low and thanretS, continued and held lor the
town nj lynehbnig. ~ tie Count House ia SAID town.
On Thursday, the 2Gth d., October ls37 sitting NJ
y Conn ol thanres:
MnL Anthony. llliniiA
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lbfg leave TO Inform the patrons of my school,
that feeling natural Anxiety Tor The future prorress
oi my paplIs invited Mr.. &. u. Dame to succeed
me IA my business. Tins circumstance, should my
opinion have influence with ANY, viii show the e Ii
mate have formed OF IA. ID. as Il gentleman a
scholar and CHI stian. +. SMITH
March ivy If
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Married on Thurstla, evening last by III. Rev,
James Mcdonald. Mr.. WILLIAM -. Ronrnrs, to
Miss MhRrn, Wtusrrn. all ol i,u,hhnrg.
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FOR EsEssI,.
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GOOD house servant and washer, lor the bal
a a"cc oI The year. AppIyto
IL. i. RICHARDS * ca.
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