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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04
TRUST SALE.

an Friday the 18Th day of October, 1888. there
" will be sold, upon the premises, at public auc-
ton, for cash, the Tobacco Factory House and Lot,
late in the occupancy of Vim. Snead decd. The
Lofts at the junction of 9Th street and olf alley in The
town of Lynchburg, and contains half an acre OF
ground. The Improvements are in good order, and
well suited for the manufacturing Of Tobacco.
At the same time and place. and upon the same
terms all the Screws and Fixtures belonging TO said
Factory House, will be sold.
The sale will be made in pursuance ola trust deed
executed to the undersigned by VIM. Snead, in his
life time, dated on the 9th day Of October, 1923, and
of record The Clerks office Of the Hastings Court
for the corporation of Lynchburg. The title to the
property believed to be unques,ionabie but as trus-
tee, shall sell and convey such title only as the trust
deed aforesaid vests in me.
JOHNO. LEFTWICH, Trustee
Sept. 10 toO
POSTPONEMENT.
AT the request of the family of Mr. Snead' the a
hove sale is postponed until the 3lst day OF OCTOBER
1898. JOHN O. LEFTWlCH, Trustee.
October t3lO
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CERTIFICATE:

v,,ed fsone OF MS last FALL and others during the
present Summer) and Of opinion that is OF great
advantage no, only to old but to new feathers, de.
s,royins the moths cleaning and removing all
unpleasant smell from the same, causing them 10
expand, and to resume their native e'as''ct'y'
,he,rlnre cbeer(ully recon- mend TO the public the
:. Steam Feather Ronovator."
(Sianed.) Peter Adams, John A. Gll'ner Kew
John <. Gre,,er, Rev. Alex. Wilson, James ,loan'
Wa. Woodbourn, DR.. John A.. Mebane' 'o,ln ".
n,nc,,,b. !. d. Clancy, of G,eensboroagh, n. G. !;
iTsan,as p A,k;nson. WIN. NJ. Tredway; Thomas
b. Meal Neal. Allen Jones' r. Hopkins, WI" R. Hagood.
John Dckenson. George Craghead' Leroy Rec,
WIN. Woody, George E. Welsh, George White, A.
Fills. J. M. Williams Ro. W. Williams ana Noa-
er Towns, of DanriAe, "a. -,
Oct. 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04

u The Washington Globe contains q cores
pondcnce between the Postmaster General and the
wee President of the Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA
Kal Road Company, in reference TO the transpor.
'a'ion Of the great Northern mad, the Postmaster
General wishing it TO start from New York ~ in.
stead OF : O'Clock in The morning and reach B,ll-
more by A. NJ instead of =. NJ rs at present
the mail then to proceed on To Washington, in the
morning instead Of the evening line. Tho Rail
Road Company demands $4,000 per annum for
tins additional facility, while the Postmaster Gene
raj offers $4,000 A shdde of difference. The
probability is that the demand is about as much too
high as the offer is too low
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04

DEING APPOINTED AGENT by tho owner
ID of that desirable 1R.1CT OF L.I.vD,
situated in Floyd county Virginia, on The head Of
Little River, and known as O2les Old Place, con
tanning about eleven hundred and forty
four Acres, | am authorized by the proprietor to
offer the same for sale. 1t will therefore be pat up
at public auction, on the premises, on Thursday the
goth day of November next.
The terms will be one hnlf the purchase money
paid down the time ofpurchasng; and the residue in
one year after. The tie. which IS indsputable,
will be made the time Of final payment, on its being
punctu.lly made, will be Immediately made II
the purchaser prefers II, by his giving deed of trust
to secure the payment. The highest responsible
bidder will be the buyer, on his complying with the
above terms of sale. Possession will be Immediately
given.
1t is deemed unnecessary TO give a description OF
This Land as it is well known. Any persons desl-
rous to view it in person, referred to Capt jane
Littere living near the same, who will be polite
enough to give the necessary information; or iol
further particulars applyto the subscriber, a, Chr's
iiansburg! NJ "AhDNEh.
Oct. tbs
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Ltteberry Waits and Elizabeth his wife, Robert
Throckmouon, Cathanne ThrockmonoD, Mary
Throckmorlon, Martha Throekmorton Henry
Tmockmorton, Richard Throchmorton and Sarah
Throcl morton
TAKE NOTICE, that on the 26th day Of Noyem-
i bernext at the store house oil Bailey IL Young.
in the county of Halifax, Virginia. we shall take the
deposons If William Bailey, Absolen Bosuck
aud others, TO be read evidence in suit depending
in the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
Tor the county OF Halifax, in which are plaintiffs
AMI you are defendants. JOHN McGEHEE,
JOHN BRIrTON,
JOHN STEGALL.
Oct.4 w4w~
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I'm Tuesday the 9th. instant. will sell. 10 front
~ OF my auction room. ,aluable lot Of FuFoi-
iute, consisting of one Mahogany Side Board. ons
do. Secretary & Book case. two do. Bureaus, one
do. Candle stand, one do. Wash stand. Mahogany
Dining Tables, three doz Chairs. Tea Tables, one
Walnut lining table, Mahogany AMI eight
French Bed seads, Spinning Wheels, ono or two
Carpets. Table China, Knives aud Forks. Candle
sticks. nc. Nc. &c. Also one Horse .an, one su-
perlor Mich Cow. and sundry articles ofPlauiatioa
Utensils. The above Furniture is in good order
aud worthy the attention Of buyers. The Furniture
belongs TO Mr. David Hoffman His friends and ae-
quain,anccs are particularly requested 10 attend
The sale tu take place without reserve.
CHARLES PHELPS, Auct'r.
Oct. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04

TIE Erpenment.-The Washington Chronicle
aftrms that the project Of collecting, keeping aud
disbur,ng the public money, through The instrument
tally OF agents appointed by and responsible to the
governnent,"-n other words, the Sub. Treasury
schemc.-" has been the practice of the whole civi-
lied world from the origin of human society,""
(Which IS not true. Great Britain and the United
States, the only free gov ernmcnts on EARTH having
repudiated ~ And ii adds that the Banking system
IS 'nodetn innovation upon the long tried usages
oil nearly all mankind'-ta which we reply that so is
Republican form Of government. five are to re-
sort to the strong box" because the banking sys
tenn an " innovation" upon tho ani,quated policy
o' European aai Asatic despotsms, we had WELL
influenced by the same motive, abolish Republican
government ITSELF which is likewise an "inno,a-
t'on,' aud fall back upon Monarchy-which, by
the way. we shall very do il put the Purse
IN the same hands which no" yields the Sword-or.
in the language Of Gihbon, il we "give the control
OF the revenue" to the same man who is already en-
trusted with the - execution Of the laws and the
command of the army"
Patrick Henry in the Virginia Convention, called
for the purpose of deciding on the adoption of the
Federal Constitution, made it of tho chef
grounds OF objection to that instrument, that il CON
ierred too much PATRONAGE upon the Presi-
dent And YET what is the patronage actually CON
TERED upon the Chief Magistrate by The Constitu.
tion compared with the immense accession which
10y laHudlnous construction of that instrument, as
well the multiplication of officers has been since
conferred upon himl And we are now called upon
TO add TO this immense patronage, instead of curta
ing it, as Thomas H. Benton, in 1929 said should be
lone, if we would arrest the tide OF Executive usu,pa-
ton, and prevent the infusion of monarchica prn-
ciples into our system-"Te me-" said Patrick I
Henry, "wherc and when did Freedom exist, when
People Unless miracle in human affairs shall /
nlerpose, no Nation ever did. can, retain its
ibety after the loss OF the Sword and the Purse
And again: 81 object against the immense patron
'gc of the President because ii places in his hands
Ee means Of corruption, and of distributing through
tut the country band Of reainers, in the shape
ender him irresistible in any scheme of ambition
Which he may mediate, against The liberties of the
country object to the whole gang of Federal of
iccrs. Gentlemen, depend upon ii, this power may
work sorey upon your necks"
Shall the voice OF Our Revolutionary Patriots, who.
hough dead, yet speak to from their graves.
oborang the testimony of history, experience and
observation, fall upon our ears in vain,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04

~ We invite attention TO the Memorial on
our last page, relative to the connection Of James
and kanawha Rivers by continuous canal, instead
of the plan proposed by the James River and kanaw-
la Company, of a Rail Road from Covington to the
+ lls of kanan ha. Ii the scheme of unnter
rupted water communication be practicable. at rea
sonable cost, it will unquesuonably be much more adj
yantaccous than a connection of the James and
kanawha by Canal and Rail Road, AS now des gned
OF the practicabiy OF this plan and Ipractcabe, Of
the proprety Of mourning the expense of lis consruc-
ton, we pretend not now to speak. Our limited
knowledge on the subject would not Justify the ex
preston OF an opinion Yet II should be recolect-
ed, that this is no novel idea; that it was broached
by Judge Marshall, as long ago as 1912, when Rail
Roads we're entirely unknown. The project is wor-
thy of attention, and we invite to II the consideration
of all iuterestcd-cspeciay of the people OF the re-
gion of country bordering on upon the proposed
route.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04

o." The Rev. Theophlus Fisk proposes to pub.
lish 3" The Democrat" in Portsmouth. Va. The
title indicates the character of the proposed pubca-
ton. The Editor is the same man who some
months ago narrowly escaped being mobbed, and
who WAS knocked down at public meeting in
Charleston, S, c., for daring to advocate the very
Sub Treasury doctrines which now popular
in that city. since Mr.. Calhoun has become con
vert 10 them
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04

J. " Vebb 8. Young Fan Buren-We insert,
in another column, two letters Fl ON Col. James w
Webb. Editor of the n. Y. Courier & Enquirer
one to his friend in Albany, giving detail Of the
circumstances under which he arrested at Brs-
toll England y through the insrumcnalIiy of John
Van Buren,, the Presidents son; and the other,
excoriating that young gentleman for his a -ency IN
the aiiar-an agency certainly OF most dlsgraceiu
character, upon the face of it, and scarcely, pre-
sumo, susceptible of amy explanation which will re-
lieve young Van Buren, of the mputa'ion Of having
been influenced by the most malignant personal hos
tlty towards political opponent Of his father. We
shall leave Col. Webb's letters, however, to
speak for lhcm elves. If our Young Prince" fails
to offer some extenuatlng circumstances IN vindca-
ton OF his agency in this puI affair, he may rest as
sured that the warmcst political friends of his father
will not fail to condemn the conduct Of the son.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04

NJ Samuel Mcdowell Moore, Esq.is announc-
cd as candidate to represent the Botetourt district
!, The next Congress, now represented by Capt Hob
err, Craig. As Capt. Craig expresses great Anxiety
to "re,re to private !ife," We hopc his constituents
will crafty him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04

o. Ephraim II. Foster, Esq. who has been e.
Iected bv the Legislature of Tennessee Senator
from that State, for SIX years. from the 4th OF March
next. when Mr. Grundys term OF service will expire
has beenappou'ed by the Governor to I'LL the vac
cv in the same station occasioned by the appoint
men, of Mr.. Grundy TO the office of Attorney "ene-
raj. prior to the 4h Of March.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04
Main street, Lynchbsifs, Va.

Mni0 Street., LynchburE, va.
OFFERS m entirely and well selected as
~ sortncni Of
Hardware, Gallery, Simms, aaddlcry, &C. ~ Hsch-
"'..a y.:re. for cash, or .: .rrr..sa rr.a'
Anvils Vices. Smiths bellows, Hand aud Slcdgs
Hammers. Shoycs and Spades, Hay and Manure
Forks. Grass and Grain Seylhes. Bcneh aud Mould.
ing Plains. Hand and Pannil Saws Mil, PIT AMI
Crosscut SAWS Collins's Bradey's aud other Axes,
Hand aud Broad Axes, Hachc's OF all kinds, Cars
pcntefs Sadilcls' aud Shoe Hammers. Braces and
bits, Spoke Slaves, Hooks and Hinges, II l. lin
gcs, Brass aud Iron huus all SIZES Pail'nnen Hin
yes. Chest aud Table Hinges. Pocket aud Pen
Knives, Scissors, Kazors aud Razor Straps, Homes.
&c. Ivory Knives aud Forks in sets Of 81 pieces; J.
vo,y Stag. Bullaloc Ilnfn and Bone knyes and
Forks, Patent Balances, Steel yards and Scale Leans,
Shear, Cast, German, English Blislcred * common
bli,telrd Steel, Iron and Brass Pad Locks, stock
Locks; Carpenters and other Knob Locks; Side
baa,d. CbesI, TIL, Cupboard. Horse aud all other
Locks; Straw Knives; Reap Hooks; splendid Tea
Trays IN sets; Waters and Trays, all sizes Bfass.
Iron aud Steel Shovels aud longs; Wre Brass,
and Green Tenders; Brass, Brass Head aud Cast
Andnbns, Copper. Patent Iron "nd common Tea
Kettles, Stew Pans and Mor,ars; Block Tin and
Britannia Coffee aud Tea Pots; SETS OF iitltahna
Ware; Patent Collrc Pots anI Egg Boilers Hand.
Crosscut, Pit and Mil Saw F,es Horse Rasps.
Smiths aud all other Files; Augets, ratenL aud
common, all SIZES; Coffee Mills; Waffle hons;
Wagon aud Caryall Boxes, Sadirons; Brass and
Dell Metal Kettles; Guns, Rifles and Pistols;
Powdc, Flasks; Shot Belts; Percussion caps;
| FI,ns; Canister Powder, Shot &c. Screw Plates;
Slocas aud Dies; Brass, Iron. Japanned and Plated
Candlesiicks, Shutters and Trays; Wood Screws,
| all sizes; ID awing Knives, Plane Irons; flfncr,
Socket, Mottice and Turning Chissels, Firmcr and
other Gouges; DISH Covers; Cotton, Wool and
| Horse Cards; Carpenters and Coopcrs' AIDES, Ak
| cs and other Tools Meal aud Wheat Stoves; Cur
~ Combs; Bells, all kinds; alter, T,ace. Bfeas'.
log, Ok aud 5th Chains; Killing, Wedding and
urnbbinp Hoes: German Silver and Britannia Cas-
| ~ Inn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04

''a'e"'"g odo.nsi.-The President had no, 10
"e"' nom ms tour, TO Washington, at our last
'''es-Mr' Forsyth is again off to the Nouh-Ken-
I'd" mas taken up the line of marcl-and Woodbury.
"'s J"s' returned What dust was kicked up. in
:. Y. hdamss time, if one or two Of The Secretaries
'e" " ashng'on during the summer. But now i, has
oe'one so e"mmon that their absence is hardly no.
ticed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04

l0F Persons asking
List, will be good cneugI
A-Mis, Sophia ]. Allen
kieh'd q anderson.
Josse }. Allen,
Sam'l. An&rews 9.
Miss Mar, Adams.
n-Mrs. Margaret Durk,
X. II. Bnfk-,
Beverly Buckner,
rhos. Hack
Mrs. Mary NJ. Barnard,
James iiarnum.
'. l,,cs,
Rich'd. l,ouEu 7.
Lewis l.. bow ling 2,
Philip l,n,lin.
Mrs Mary Rrody.
lno. &. HALEY,
Sam'l i,ef,lar,i,
Geo. X, lioo,hc,
Wait liroan,
El'hn " B,ggs,
Mr. Beach,
James ,,fmks.
Miss Susan n. Boiling,
s-i.conard Crow,
Nra. Susan ole.
Mrs, Elizabeth Cabin :,
Mrs. l'ctsy NJ. Carter,
Rol,'t Col, IN.
Peter Ga hwell,
Col. Jas h,suut,
Capt. &. ,ohr,
Rnh'd. X. Cfnllu J,
Miss Eliza Cox,
Pleasant trrn~y. ST.
Rn hid hilton,
Jnuies VI Cole,
kuilh I olemnu,
Nathan Cox,
Ja'l"a Coppngc,
Rob I. Clark,
Roh',. l.. Coleman,
Jno. ", Crockett,
james F.tlark .,
j. :. Crockett,
Mrs. Ffuncr- tln,tor,
Clerk superior Court ,,
Charles inmcr.
D--Goo, ". Dawson,
Neleon x. Dawson,
Ihos. DAVIS,
NJ EdIIha DAVIS,
VIM. DAVIS >,
kubi \ Jordan Davis,
Mrs. Rcbeeea Da,,
Rev d. Daniel Day,
Geo W, Daniel.
l-Wm. Elliott,
u. x. Edlcy.
MIR. Mary Y. Early,
Miss T.. u, InrlN,
Rcy'd. Jnn, Ear'v,
Lieut.. Juhal A. Early,
itob'l. u Early.
- llcuis i'orndsw or,h,
Jno. Fortlnnnd,
Miss licbecca Flelnlning >,
Edm'd. Fitzpatrick,
VIM. &. Fowler,
Rob't. =. Fields.
ss-,liss Mary Jane Cough
Miss Sally tipson,
Thos. Griffin,
X NJ, Graham,
Jno. II. 'nolw in,
Sam'l. Griffin,
Mrs. Mary Gill,
H. Hardy,
VIM. II. Harris,
VIM. Henry,
Gideon ". liiN 9.
A. =. Harrison, NJ. II.
Anprlin Ilndcn,
EliIuh Heath,
Miss joanna lligginbo'ham,
Peter Heron .,
Jacob y. Hull,
Mrs. sally 3. Harms,
Mrs. John Hunter,
" nshlnglm Hunter,
Is. HINT,
lzcnu llowdr,
llopinsiail \ Allen,
Jno. II. Hopkins,
And ". IInsiic,
Row I-nnc. :. House ,.
I-l'nrlion james,
Terry Johnson,
Edw d. jones' =,
Lewis J Jumper.
Caleb johnson,
joel Justice,
VIM. u. Jones,
Doe,. Roher, Jennings J.
WIN. KYLE,
Jnlnes Kennedy.
Mrs. Nancy l.. Lydicl
Robt. W. Lewis,
Misses Lymnus or W .G,lbo,
Re, d. l.. NJ. Lea,
October 1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04

Fine Peaches.-We were yesterday presented
with several most delicious Peaches, from the Gar
den Of John Thurman, Esq. in this place. We
have met with fruit OF finer flavor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04

't"d- faRdficism.-h convention oftho "Friends
VI feaee was held in Boston few DAVIS aro. The
aooh''on fanatic. Garrison, reported n
CONSTITUTION Tor the association which Is called the
New England Non Resistance Society" The
CONSTITUTION contains one article which rors TO
sho" the spread Of lanatcism among marian of Tho
Noi'hetn people, who, having become mad on the
Noo''''oh question: seem TO be unable 10 reason cor
'ee''y upon any other subjec, involving the moral
uoiy OF man. 1t declares that mo person having
'he spft OF Chtls will another az law assist in
the execution OF any penal enactment, thrust any
man into prison tor any offence or debt take any
"''n me- OF take any oath OF allegiance to any
human government :" aud the next article declares
mat the friends of Mem Resistance will join no COM
o'nalon TO pnt down any administration OF govern.
hent, however corrupt"
Much debate arose on these propositions which
were warmly opposed by the Rev. Mr.. Garrett, aud
ny William Adams, a Friend of Pawtuck.t; but
'hey were adopted According 10 the declaration
y" M "a,iSon and his friends, all friendly suits in
equity are ioibddcn-a guardian is not permitted 10
man DC accused OF crime eycn he could not defend
himself in court Of law !! These madmcn 60 up
ON the broad ground that all human governments
are sinful, and that they will have nothing to do
with them, No wonder that such men are Aboli-
f'on'sls' without regard to consequences. 1t is
strange however, that men of responsibility and IN
leliect follow the lead of such madmcn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04

IT, The Students Of the University of Virginia
have determined to publish Literary Periodical
10 be called I" The Coegian." 1t j. TO be publish
ed monthly in pamphlet form, al 81 so per annum
and the first number will probably appear in the
course of this month.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04

~ The Lewisburg Enquirer estimates the mum
be OF persons at the various Mineral Springsin that
region during the last season, at eight thousand.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04
(.lSEf.

II, nelson's indebted to the late concern Of IL.
n h. Richards and Co. either by bond or open
account, are respectfully desired to come forward ana
settle wl,hou, delay, as longer indulgence cannot be
given. H. ~ :.
Oct.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04

| M-Rnymond II Minor.
Mnitha 4. Minor.
WIN. Mct.loihlen,
Tho. + Mitchell,
Martin Nlnsop,
Jhos. A. Mnckey,
William Madeira,
| Noble J Mcd,,niica.
O-Duyid Owen,
P-Nl,s, Rcbccco u. follntd
William 4. Pullcn,
Charles &. Patterson,
1'hos. Powers,
Elizabeth I'ndgo',
Tho. Patterson,
gs-Jno. R,o harrison.
Jno. Roy,
VIM. w. Nrose,
Susan II, Smyih~
q w. shelton.
Jno. ;. Shepherd,
Elizabeth X, S,cptoo,
Rnb'i. Sklnucl.
T-Br. Jno, Thomas,
S,laa Taylor.
WIN. II. Vaughan,
Mrs. Elizn Ann Vaughan.
WIZ. Whiltcmore.
Tho. Wharton,
David Wells,
Jesse Wa lrond,
Mrs. Elizabeth " ~,
| Jno. Wiltshire, Sen. or Znchn-
riah Milnm, Jr.
| Ignoiius Wills,
Tho. T.. Weeks.
Sam'l. Wilkes,
RE- BEN PARKER. Z. NJ.
II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04

" The Rev. Mr. Atkinson will preach at St.
Paul's Church, Sunday morning next, at II
O'Clock.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04
DR.yU.Z.v.G RECElV.ED.
central Horticultural Society.

TlIE Executive Committee 9th Central Asri-
l. cultural Society are requested TO meet at the
Virginian Office on Thursday next, at III o'clock,
A NJ. Punctual attendance is requested
Octobei ~
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flee rs dead letters
A-Abner Anthony,
Tho. J. Anderson,
Puram Arlington,
R-ph,llip Bailey,
NJ lcllnel Bailey.
Richard llnllengcr,
Nicholas Burns,
William Boiling,
Jamea lIubor.
C-Clork Of tho Superior
Court,
Clerk of the County Court,
Kes'd. n. II. Cobb,
Tho. Cuin.
Pheasant Cunndny,
joel Gov,
Miss Mary s. Cundi1,
Mrs. Sophin Crouch,
Dino. " . Dickinson.
Rober, Dawson.
E-Silas w Early,
Geo. Edging,on,
E-Jno. fizcr,
VIM. NJ. Fuqnn,
S.-Jno. Gibbs
Jno. &. Gray,
Caleb Goodwin.
Bp-Gco. Hawkins,
Chnrle- ilognn,
VIM. liudnnll,
Jno. Hewitt, Esq.
J-I.lia4 james,
Snm1 Jones,
k-lRp. N. kel,oc,
G-Ild~nrd l.azcnby,
T.. Loewood & Co.
Sampson u. Lc~i',
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'uvee NJ h 0GmOofR - 80
her, ISIS.
n Letters in The following
o say hey are advertised j
Henry Lane,
Mrs. Frances J. i.ueas, col. .
Mrs. Virginia Lea,
John l.averty,
lhos. i.mkman,
Hem. Lewis,
isoinh Lord,
Nm. .andfum.
W-Mrr. Mary MeCorniek
Thos. l.. u. Mead,
&. Mel,cr,
Na,hl, McCnllock.
torn'a. Murphy.
Ihos. Mootmnn,
Miss Mar, Mosciy,
Elw 4. &, Moore,
Lee Mvtl,n,ook,
Nohb } Mceinniss,
Thos. Moon.
J. A Mearn,
Ned Moorr,
Jas. Meclaunahan,
John l.. Moody,
John Malone.
N-l.,lw Il. u. Nosll,
|. Nor,ell,
Edw'd. Norton,
Jacob Nicely.
O-Mrs. Elizabeth A, Ord,
ls-Mrs. Martha ID. Price.
Mr., tassandfa Patterson,
John l',mbciiun ?,
Amhror. Page,
Mrs. ~. Peasants,
Lindsey l'adgeli,
Mrs. Martha q. Poindestef,
Miss Sophia Penn,
R,ch'd. Parsons .,
Mrs. Mar, T.. Penn.
llcnl. llnnkoii,
Miss Susan IL. \. Palmer,
Earkicl fcrdue,
dos, rennr
Louisa Pier,
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