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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-02-21
EGsS Acres of LAND
FOR SALE

by virtue of decree of the County
court OF Augusta, will be sold on Friday
the LIST day of March next, on the pre-
misses the two-thirds of the Tract of
Land belonging to The heirs of Jacob
Boon deed. Said Tract is situate on u
draft OF North river. Augusta county,
Va, about five miles east of Mount Sid.
ney, and about 9 10 miles from Whit.
more'S mill. There are on the premis>
rs good two story log dwelling house,
barn, and we'll of never failing water.
ihe land Is in good state of cultivation
and well adapted to clover-nearly half
the tract is in timber, which enhances
It's value. A farther description is deem.
ed unnec cssary, as any person wishing
10 purchase can view the premises by
applying 10 either of the subscribers liv +.
ing hear the same. Terms made known
on The day OF sale.
ALSO,
On the same day will be sold at the
house OF Jacob Boon, decd. all the per-
sonal property Of said deceased, consist
ing OF
Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Wag-
on & Gear, Farming Utensils, House
hold and Kitchen furniture and va
rlety OF other articles too tedious to
mention.
Ihe sale to commence at an early hour
on said day. and continue until all is
sold. Terms made known on the day
OF sale. ISAAC SELLERS.
DANIEL BOON,
Rep ADMINISTRATORS
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TERMS OF THE SPECTATOR

The Spectator is published, ,oeekly. by
KENToN HARPER, at Iico Dollars a
gear, II paid IN adpance, or TUo Dollars
and Fifty Gents, after the expiration Of
the first sic months.
No paper ,oiN be discontinued until all
'arrearGges are paid.
20 ADVERTISEMENTS not erceedin O.
ONE SQUARE Of printed matter. are in
serted three ueeks for one dollar each
continuance after, twenty-five cents. Lar
ser advertisements in the sumo proportion.
AH letters must be post paid.
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Federal Patronage in conflict with State lie.
gtsiaiion.

Federal Patronage in conflict with State lie.
gtslatioR.
"The Madisonian" states the following
facts, as "derived from unquestionsble au
ibority." II is to be observed, that parties
in the Illinois Legislature, ere very near
tie, and the administration, by appointing
two members OF that body 10 lucrative STA,
t:ons, and permitting them 10 serve during
be session of the Legislature, secures ma.
joriy.
The Madisonian says
"The Secretary OF the Treasury was in.
formed that the Register OF the Land Office
al Galena, Illinois, would become vacated on
the 30h September, 1888. About the mid-
die ofOctober following, JAMES TURNKEY,
(brolber, we believe, To The member of the
House from Tennessee Of that maine was
appointed ~ ill The vacancy. Mr.. Turney,
il is said, neither accepted nor declined the
appointment bu; on the first Monday in
December took his seat in The Legislature
loilIlinois as SenatoT, and has continued there
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-02-21
WAYNESBOROUGH PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

The subscriber having determined to
remove to the country, offers for sale his
&HA HOUSE s. LOT IN Waynes.
sssM borough. Also, few Acres OF
- Land adjoining the town.
The House and Lot, as a private resi-.
dence, combines beauty and comfort, aud
the out Lot is desirable as pasture lot.
Should the above described property
not BE- sold privately before the 18th Of
April, it will be offered publicly for sale
on that day. ROBERT GUY.
Waynesborough, Feb Its
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-02-21

The House Of Delegates have instruct
ed the committee on privileges and e.
lections to bring in + i'll 10 change the
time Of meeting OF the General Assem-.
bly, from the first Monday in January to
the first Monday in December, and also
TO change the time OF holding the elec>
tons.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-02-21
SPECTATOR.

The various Bank schemes have
been laid on the table of the House OF
Delegates, by decisive vote, where it
is thoughtthey will be suffered TO lie for
the remainder of the session.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-02-21

MIR. M'CHntic presented, on Saturday
the 9Th instant. a petition from sundry
citizens of Bath, praying for the pas
sage of law to authorize the removal
of the Court house of said county.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-02-21
GreeMVilHe Academy

The Trustees have elected DAVID
NJ. WILT, principal Of this institution
for the ensuing year. The first session
of five months will commence on the
first Monday in March, MIR. Willis
testimonials amply sustain his reputation
as gentleman of talents and education,
and satisfactorily prove his ability to
discharge the office of faithful instruc>
Tor. A liberal and systematic course of
studies will be pursued, in preparing
young gentlemen for college, and for the
various occupations Of life. The Trus.
tees feel confident that no place com
Dimes greater advantages for health,
study and retirement, than the ins.i,u.
ton under their charge, its location be.
ing eligible, and remote from the hauu,s
of dissipation.
TERMS.
The fee for tuition Of fire months
Languages $I2 90
Higher branches Of English 8 90
Elementary branches & %
Good boarding in respectable private
families can be had both in the village
and adjacent eighbourhood: on accom-
nodating terms. A close and rigid ex :
animation will take place at the end of
each term. 10 which patrons and the
friends Of science and literature are re-
specially invited to attend. Parents
and Guardians wishing to enter their
Pupils, will do SO as early as possible
ISAAC HALL, Pres't
ALEXR. b. McCORKLE,
BALLAR RID SMITH,
Me c. PATTON,
JAMES Nj. LILLY.
WIN. LlGHTNER, Trustees.
b. F. GRAHAM. Secretary.
Greenyille, Augusta Co., Va. Jan 8 I.
Rockingham Register, wW insert The
Adore until the Isl Of april. and )orpard
account to this office.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-02-21
From the Richmond ENQUIRER
AN APPEAL TO THE pEOp,

The committee appointed under The reso-
luton OF The late meeting of the members of
the Gene raj Assembly, friends of The present
administration, have according 10 order, had
The same under consideration, and respect
iui'y submit the following Report and Res.
buttons.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-02-21

SFAUNTON 1t. INFANTRY !
PARADE a, your usual place on The 22d
OF FEBRUARY with l3 rounds blank cartIid ge,
anu arms ond accoutremepts in complete or :
der. J. Carroll o
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JOHN 0. LAY,
Hgent at Richmond.
THOS. K. BRACE.

President Htaa Insurance Companu
THE subscriber intending for the fu-
ture TO devote his undivided attention to
the subject of Insurance, thinks it proper
to add, that EVERY loss which has oc-
Cured during his agency OF the Httpa
Office, for the last IG years, has been
literally adjusted and settled by him, to
the satisfaction Of the parties insured.
JOHN D. LAY,
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EERE Essssss'esasce Goa.ssasss,.
,E'EsEE NTN "A

AREcontinuing 10 take risks in Town
and Country ,on Dwelling Houses, Stores,
Manufactures, Mills and other Build
ings, and on Furniture, Libraries, Wear
ing Apparel, Stocks of Goods, Machine
ry, and the Stock of Mills and Manu-.
factories, as well as on most other de-
scriPtions of insurable property. The
terms will, in all cases, be made as fa-
vorable. as can be obtained at any other
good Office. Applications to be made
either personally, or by letter, to the
Agent at Richmond.
JOHN O. Law
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LANCASTER Il BRYANT,

LANCASTER n BRYANT,
4 \ Az + on hand a large aud general assortment
n q OF Groceries consisting, in part. Of The FOL
loving articles
50 hhls. ST. Croix, p. REQ and N. O. Sugars,
5000 lbs. double and single Loaf do
1s0 bags Java, old White aud Green Coffee,
5000 lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather,
5000 do Manchester Cotton Yarns,
1000 do Lynch5urg do do
1900 do Raw Cotton,
60 boxes Imperial Gunpowder & Tyson Teas,
40 do Turpentine Soap,
40 do Tallow Candles,
100 kegs Nails assorted sizes
100 do Blasting Powder.
80 do Duponts Gunpowder,
$50 bags Shot,
Is bbls. Roe Herrings,
25 do Picking Vinegar,
80 hhds aud tierces Molasscs.
40 bbls. Tanners OIL
Is do Cream Ale,
% do n. c. Tar,
10 halfpipes sup. Cognac Brandy,
30 bbls. American do
80 hhds and bbls. Jamaica, Antigua and N. f.
Rum,
Is half-pipes and bbls S. NJ. Wine,
10 bbs. ladia do
As do Malaga do
30 boxes Muscat do
10 bbls Country Gin,
pipe Holland do
30 bbls old Rye and Rec,ifed Whisky
as do common do
20 bbls old Apple Brandy.
With variety OF other articles in the Grocery
Line, too tedious to mention all Of which they offer
tor sale low, for cash. or in exchange for country
produce.
August % IS
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r. ~. .gCKBE,

SEARLY OPPOSITE LIBERTY NAREhosaEi
ID ESPECIFULLY informs bis friends aud the
i l. pubc generally, that he continues 10 carry on
lhe manufacture OF COPPER AND TIN WAKE
10 al its various branches. His stock OF lin ware
is now large, vel assorted and well worthy the at
teniion Of both wholesale and retail dealers. lis
stock OF STILLS and other Copper Ware Is also
very large and desirable. aud he Ispfepared 10 manu-
raciure 10 order STILLS ofany size or pattern, and
will also repair old STILLS take them IN exchange
tor new
lie has also hand large and we'll assorted
stock OF WONE WIRE for wheat fans, &c, and IS
prepared 10 weave 10 any order he may receive
II also has attached to the establishment BRASS
FOUNDRY, aud isprepafed to castle order, BELLS
for fayerus, churches and other purposes, Tobacco
Screw Boxes castings for Threshlng Machines and
all other kinds OF Brass Castings.
He continues, Also 10 gutter and cover Houses,
either in town or country, with Copper, Tn, Zinc
or Sheet Iron. upon the most favorable terms.
Old Copper, Pewter and Brass, either purchased
or taken exchange for new work Country pro-
duce also taken IN exchange for all work IN his !ue.
Aug. WITS
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GUIDE TO PASSENGERS.
.&.S8A
leasing Lyaeh1urs for RieHntoEd or
fhe .y0rfh.

IL DAYS and Fridays, at 2ocloek. A. nj. arrive at
Chatloiiessilies same evening. AT L. NJ. Leave
charlottesville next day by A. NJ, reach the Rail
Road. a distance ofonly 25 miles from Chaiolies-
VIE after The ist Of July By 10 o'clock, and arrive
10 richmond same evenings, by 8 p NJ. This win
be ionnd By far The comfortable ronte as we'll
as the most expeditions To Richmond or gslng
sonb, by way Of Washington Guy, having no night
travelling after leaving Lyucbburg. The teams
aud Coaches on this line are first rate, and the
drivers skillui, careful and accommodating. No
pains will be spared render The trip safe lnd plea
sant 10 the passengers.
Fare though to Richmond 50 5o.-To Frede-
Sl2 s. b, CLOVES, Agent.
June IL Is
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FARMERS n MERCHANTS,
Savings institutions,
EY,V'GEgsS EJESG.

FENIlIS INSTITUTION, HAS NOW BEEN
l. in successful operation for SIX years, under the
most prosperous cirCumstauces-uot dollar having
been lost, debt due the Institution but what has
been promptly paid. The Company continue to
receive dcpOsltes, upon the most favorable terms,
that Is, for any sum remaining with them under four
months, interest thereon from the date of deposite
at three per cent per annum-over four, aud under
six months, four per cent and over six months, five
per cent per annum.
Deposites generally paid upon application, but
the Company reseIyeto themselves the right Of re-
curing two weeks.
Those wishing TO deposite money, will call upon
the Cashier at his Office, at the stone OF Turner &
I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-26

Interesting Sigh Race bet,oeen a Deer and Steam
Eh9he-N hle the cars were coming down on
W ednesday, fine luck made his appearance IN the
track, and had rial OF speed with the LOCOMOTIVES
lie kept The trac, for Two miles, when he was fl
nally run off, or he would have been run over The
sight must have been deeply exciting and highly in
eresng as the line OF road is pc ;fectly straight ey
cry inch of the contest witnessed by the passen.
gers. lHit0ingtoa(N c. Gas.
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From The NorjoH Beacon.
AN INTInE Nj.

II was on charming morning in August. about
an hour after sunrise, while little party were re
turning to the seaboard, but yet distant about
fifteen miles west Of Rockfsh Gap, that we saw
scene that Insight well excite painful emotions. It
was small covered tumbril cart, drawn by one horse
moving a, slow gait, and guarded by tall wealth
er-beaten man, with his coat off, and an axe npon
hls shoulder, aud an angry scowl about his brow
At lttle distance behind was sweet girl of Id or
Is years old, and walking beside her was her broth.
er three OF four years younger than herself leading
the mich COW with short rope fastened TO her
horns. The very face oil The COW tclda tale OF sor.
row. But what especially attracted our attention
WAS the burden OF the small cart, which Contained
four beautiful children we ever saw from tree
10 eight years old, smiling and PARTING as happily
as u theit cart and horse q coach and four
and II toll aud care aud sorrow had no place in
/ the rugged pathway they were bound to pursue
mere was yet one person necessary 10 complete the
group, but she was not TO be seen-the wife OF the
sturdy emlgrani-ihe mother of these charm ne chill.
dren. She wac gone--the grave bad just closed a.
bove her--her household was broken up and the
ather and his young flock had taken last look at
her resting place, and journeyug to the West.
What terrible calamity to a young family is the
death OF the mother How il breaks assunder the
social hes and alters all the purposes Of life For
'nnate indeed is the dispensation Of Providence
that those who need the care OF the mother most
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One hu,.s,edDollus.s REGARD.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber the 9th Of
~ July, very bright mulatto Boy by the name
Of WARNER, about ) feet inches IN height,
~ years Of age, spare made strait black hair.
black eyes. geniee IN his appearance, very polite in
his manners, speaks quick aud is somewhat csnceit
ed has small on the back one OF his hands.
lie took with hun two suits OF cloths, OF gray
bfoadclot, frock coat and pantaloous, the other OF
homespun, coppefas color 70 undabout Il panfsloons
and black lar hat about hall worn 1t requires
close inspection to Distinguish him from white
person. 1t is supposed that he has gone in the
direction of Lynchburg, HIlsborough, Of
down thc river.
| will give the above reward if taken over 90
miles lloHI home over 10 aud within 90 miles, $50 .
within 10 miles, $40, if he is returned 10 me, on
lodged in Jail, SO that | get HIM again.
NATHL. i. THOMAS,
Near Milton, n. c.
July % "a
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~ TECE.

A CITING under decree Of the Circuit Superior
n Court Of Law and Chanceiy for the county of
Nelson, shall, on the eth day OF September next
upon The premises, offer for sale, Tor cash, the
Lot Of Land, assigned to Ohio w. Carter. upon
the division of the Walnut Grove Estate. ! his
Land hes on Piney River, and adjoins The lands of
Daniel Warwick. 1t will be sold to tue highest
bidder, in conformity with The decree, which will be
exhibited on the day of sale
WM +. CARTER, Comr.
August % PTS
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EF.s.CFT1URG rOg.vDEF,

HNHE SUBSCRIBERS would most respectfully
Il call the at'tnIion of the public, to their new
,duiishmen., (ihe Lynchburg Fonndry,) situated
Immediately the canal, few Steps below the
Horse Ford, where we are prepared 10 do any hind
of Casting. Mill Iron Machinery OF any description
with neatncsss and despatch. We hope by strict at
tention to business to merit portion Of public pa.
tronaSe. Any orders from the country will meet
with prompt attention. J. 7. DlUGUlD u Co.
Nav 90 w6m
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ul2,r,
Hr. George I'd. Patterson:

MIR. George I'd. Patterson:
rENAkE NOTltfE-Thal on Fnday the 18Th d,v
n OF October 1889, NJ the office Of John A
Wharton, IN the town Of Liberty, Bedford county
Virginia, shall take The deposition Of John H.
Bower, aud others, TO be read rs evidence on IN,
trial of sun depending the Chancery side of the
county court OF Bedford, in which ! am plaintiff,
and W VILLAIN Mead. commlssionerlO sell the estate
and administrator Of John Patterson deceased. and
yourself are defendants. Ii said deposilons should
not be taken the day aforesaid, they will be taken
on the next day. at The same place, and con,lnu-
ed from day to day, until completed, when and where
you can attend you ttlnk proper.
MICHAEL BOWER
Sept. l. Win.
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POLITICAL.


IH4 n ~ Gafs
Likeaes- Of iieatcn.
Aren, sfrownr .
Man Is ih, victim,
sslapwrerks Thy DOVER
Specs aud jewels
From valley snl sss,
A,rnic. and hSnnrrs.
Are buried in thee
whaI arr tie fiehcs
OfMexieo's mines,
To The wealth that far down
In tho deep water shines ,
The proud natives that cover
The eonqnerins wet
Thou lingest them 10 dealh
With one hcarc Of Thy breast
From the high bills that view,
Thy matchmaking shore.
When the bride Of ihe mariner
Shrink at llse roar
When. like lambs in The tempest.
Or news 10 tbs blast,
o'er the ridgc.bloken pillows
The CANVASS ia cast
Jiow huaibling To orc
with heart and soul.
To look on thy greatness
Aud listio IT, roll:
To think Iow that heart
In cold ashes shail be,
While tho voice Of Eternity
Rises from thee
Yes wiien ARE ihs riFlrs
ofThehes aud Of Tyre
Sacri from lhe nufinns
Like sparks from the FIRE
The glory Of Atl,ens,
The splendar Of Rome,
Dissolved mad forever
Like dew ia th, foan.
Hut thou mi almghty,
sublime
nwcakoneh - unwasied--.
Tsin-bfolher OF Time
Fleets, tempests, nor nsiians
Thy glory cnn Low
A the stars fret boheld ihee.
Still changeloss mt thos
Bat hold When thy 'urges
No longer shall roll,
And that Ornaments length
Is drawn back like scroll
1bsn-1tea shall the spirit
That sigbs hy ibee now,
BE moro mighty more lasting,
More changelcss ihan thon.
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Encourage your own Manufnc,.re.,

hoLLARS MAY BE SAVED AND THE
- MANUFACIURES Of your town encoura-
ged, by buying your HATS. of the SUBSCRIBE
Every Hat we sell, being Manufactured by ou,.
selves IN the town Of Lynchburg. shall not be nfe
riotto any and being determined TO sell low, for
cash. we hope therefore, the advantage we offer to
our customers, Will be appreciated by the public
ahu as lhere WIN be no credit in our business, good
customers will not have TO pay foi bad ones, W.
have just recei,cd good Stock Of
flATTER'S MATERIALS,
Which will be made up in the neatest manner hv
first rate workmen. We are also receiving 90 ID
assortment oil ladies and genlemen's Shoes, men,s
andboy's fne Fur Cloth and Hair Seal Cans. son,s
OF superorqualty. All ofwhich will be sold in,s
for cash only. DINKLE & RUMBOUGU' y"
hne assortment OF Ladies ard Genllemen,s
> 81 q r. 8 i; also good assortment of HaueIs,
Trimmings.
Noy. % ain
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s7EOrl<S .gyskft{CQNIiS.

A HE SUBSCRIBERS agents for the sale
L "a OF large number OF the genuine
NaOrtus Mu7ticauIis Cuttings and Roots,
OF the present years growth. They are from n
very unusually fUurisbng nursery, in the adjoining
county OF Buekngham and the trees are OF uncon-
monty vigorous growth, many of them on The LIST
inst. measuring from % to feet in height Tho
cutivalor, Rev. J. s. Armstead, secured in the pre-
sent unproptlous season, the growth Of serenty.fre
trees for every hundred single buds planted. He
warrants the genuineuess of aud the matui
~ of all the wood which he sells. The cuttings and
roots will be ready for delivery early in November
Application to US, post paid, will be promptly at.
tended to- WILLIAMS IL VICTOR.
July Is WV If Wis of
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C.YNY R9pR lIozsE.aY,.

FENHE STAPLETON MILLS, are now pre-
L pared TO receive WHEAT FOR winch the un-
designed will give the highest cash prices during the
season. DAVID STAPLES.
july Is wis
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To Rebecca Howell, Sarah Arthur. Adam Newman
and Polly his wife, James Norton and Nancy his
wife, Thomas Dixon, Polly Newman, William r.
Harrison and Lucy his wife, Henry Arthur and
Sarah his wife, CLARK Newman, Bailey Newman
William Meade and Elizabeth his wife, Elijah
fowler, James fowler, Absalom fowler Rich
ard Goad aud Nancy his wife, Thomas Thompson
and Jane his wife. Lewis Bennett and Polly his
wife. Morning Robertson. Thomas Goad and
Sally his WIFE Abednego Bays aud Frances his
wife, Shadr1ck Shocklry, Polly Shockley aud Abb
Salon >Shockey
H,AKE NOTICE, thatwe will on the 23I day of
II October next, between the rising and setting
OF the sun. at the courthouse of Wayne county
State OF Kentucky. take the dispositions Of John A.
Dixon and Patty Dixon, and il not taken that day.
will be taken The thlrlieth OF the same month"; at
The place aud if not taken that day, will be
taken the 2nd day OF November next, at the same
place, ard continue from day 10 day until completed;
and on the 18th day Of November next, at the dwell
ling house of Meredith Dixon, in the county of
Greenup, State Of kentucky, take the deposition
OF William Dixon and If not taken that day will
be taken the 20h OF the same month, at the same
place, and continue IRON day to day until compile
ted which dispositions, when taken, will be read as
evidence in "A SUIT III Chancery, depending and
undetermined IN the Cucuit Superior Cour of Jaw
and Chancery, holden for the county of Bed
ford, wherein you are plaintiffs and we aud 9TH
ers are defendants. when aud where YOU can attend
should you tlnk proper.
GEORGE PARKER
STEPHEN MARTINI
DANIEL C. EDWARDS.
August % WIN
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DIRECTORS.

HHKa M WIZ.
Dadyid r. Edley, Elijah Fletcher,
John Holns, Maurice Langhorne,
Samuel McCotkle, Thomas Ferguson,
Jesse Hare, Maurice II. Garland,
Samuel Garland, Chas. l.. Mosby,
jno NJ. Warwick, Saml Poindexter,
S. Fl. Davis, Chas. w. Christian,
Jas. l.. Claytor Geo ID. Davis,
Jas. w. Morgan, David w. Burton,
John Early, John II. Patterson,
Robert Tinsley,
JOHN &. MEM, President,
NJ. w. DAVENPORT, Secretary.
JOHN w. YOUNG, Treasure.
GEO. w. TURNER Cashier
Jal 81 w12m
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USF received supply OF Lamp Oil, price lower
- than usual. Also, the Patent Gas Light, rrepar-
ed and sold at II. LATHAM'S
Sept 10
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4 VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, lying
"a in Amherst County, on Tye River about three
miles from New Glasgow, belonging to the Legatees
Of ". ). Crawford, dec. - offered Tor sae.-A good
gorlion Of his Land in woods, AID heavily timber
ed The cleared part consists of fertile low grounds
aud high Land OF good quality. The improve
ments are not valuable. This Tract contains about
400 acres, and will be sold very reasonable terms
For further particulars enquire of
f.. FLETCHER.
July % Is