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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-09
Jefferson Land for sale.

December 10. 1884. commisssoaey
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

I WILL give the above reward OF Fifty Dollars,
i iorthe apprehension and delivery 10 me, OF my
ID II tID,
man OF color. seventeen years old, about feet or
6 inches high heavy built, Of a light complex ion,
bushy head--llad on when he left. homespun clo-
hing, fur hat, and some summer clothes. The
above reward will be gvrn If taken OF the Blue
Ridge, and secured in any Jail within this Common
wealth, aud information forwarded me or II taken
east OF the Blue Ridge. will give reward of Ten
Dollars, in addition TO paying all reasonable xpen-
ses for the delivery Of said negro in this
". lie left my premises on Monday week. and IN all
probability will aim 10 get TO OHIO.
RlCH'D HARVEY.
Campbell Courthouse, Sept. ) Is
o. The kanawfa Gazette will insert the fore
gong weeks, and forward its account 10 tbs oil
flee for payment.
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NOTICE..

TIVE subscribers Wool carding Machine. will
l. be in fnIl operation by the 9th day OF the pre-
sent month, (June.) The Machine is entirely
made by the skilful workman, Mr.. Robert NJ. Clay
tor, who has been in the practice OF making them
for the last 30 years, and pledges himself 10 keep it
II first order.
The terms for carling viii be cents per pound the
owner OF the wool to furnish pound of grease for
every 10 pounds Of wool The Machine will be sit
unted on Black miles from Lynchburg, on
The Forest Road at the mill formerly owned by Mrs.
TATE. pledge myselfto use every exertion IN max
ing frstraie Rolls. Wool will be received AT the
Machine. Persons DESTROYS to send W DOL to my Mill,
Informed that il they will leave the at the
Stores of Messrs. Mckinney q Mosby or Brown &
Cross, will cause the same al my own expense TIC
be carried TO The ILL., carded and brought az ain for
delivery in the form OF Rolls. shall also keep CON
siantly at the same places, supply Of WOOL
ROLLS for sale. The public may be assured that
every effort shall be made 10 give satisfaction.
TANDY X KIDD.
June II IA
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K. ~ A CAMPBELL,
No, l55 Baltimore street, RaItim orc

IMPORTERS Of Watches Jewclry. Lamps Pla.
sted and Britannia Ware, Pistols. Military Goods,
NC. aud Manufacturers Of Silver Spoons Folks, &c
invite the attention of purchasers their present As
.ortmeni, comprising Gold and Silver Lever Du.
pick, Leplne. Anchor Escapement, Independent
Seconds and Vertical Watches OF recent siuie and
superior finish Gold Guard and Fob Chains; Seals
aud Keys Earrings BreasIpirs Finger Rings /;
Gold an SlIye, Specrales; Pencil Cases and rhim-
bles Casters; Coasters Candest'cks WAIVERS :;
Cake Baskets Brtnnia Tea Sets, made by Dix
on * Sons ; Pen Knives Razors Astral and MAJ
lie Lamps and Candelabtas Silver Table, Tea
and Desert Spoons and Forks Ladies Sugar
Tongs. &c. Together with complete assortment
Of Military Goods, as Swords Epaueues Plumes;
Sashes &c. The above being of their own Impor.
taIion. they will sell Favorable Terms as any
other establishment in this county.
Military Companies furnished at short mott, e,
by addre ssing above.
Baltimore Sept. &c 81
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IL List Of Letters.

IL EMAlNlNG in the Post Office, nj Liberty Va the
quarter ending Sept 30t 1899 which fnot taken out
VIII ne sent TO the General Post Oaice dead Letters
len. 49, " - f''''"'' -"'s Sa'an ~
b-j"mes W. Brown, Miss d. N. Bausbnn
90 ~. carter Chs. Il. Crump, Jamcs Cameron. Mil
s s Nheatwood, Lucy Galloway Mary Il. Clarke William
Nasrs, Jr, Clerks the Courts.
Jno. ?. Dcaton. ~ s'' """e' oopy"s'
Franklin. ''""s, Gi]uoen a. farhei, cam l..
'rs' John Granger Jo Golf.
Undsnn 1 r. hatcher Geo. w Hare, Snml Hill Richard
Jefferson l.. Hill -' 'ess's hahcoeH, hoohh Horton
k-W"s,,. Johnson, Grey Jones' Ro. E. Jones'
r;rh "a''a i'ocke' Ed Logwood g. Co.. Rev. VIM. Left.
paa-I Mccmty Jesse Mcdaniel NcCotc ,rorrcn 4
Ch. - LES elizabeth Noon james Mathew Jno Nc
O. tuoa.l" n Miner, Tho. Mead.
.P-Wm. II. Page Ed. " p.r..., ,,,.u.-.. D.
Tho. Payne. " 'es'am' Christopher fayne
EMjn1 r Rice Miss Henrietta Robinson. Jo G Reese
ko Rosebrough. 'o' h'oer' W. hooof''oh
T- -Ine n OF Bedford Margaret Stevens.
Wins,on ~, Nelson A. THOMPSON. 10. w. Tyler
VV's' on Thomas, MIR. Turell James TbornbJl " ''
William Vest. ~ '"o'"h'
M.,- r. Ward James Williams. William Kasey
Inc 49, ?. u; GODS CO., r. NJ Wiley Esq DR. Wilson
Wi,l,n'" wiltshire. William Witt. William Weeks Geo
r. WIN, ''a'heW Wright, Ignatous Wills Mrs Cntharne
" ""'e James williamson '''' '''''
Liberty, DC, "honf'N fARkER' r. Master
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June 10
Book store and Book Bindcry.

HAVlNG made arrangement. with VIM. A.
Il Talbot, the subscriber has connected with his
Book Store in Tins place, Book Blndefy. and would
respectfully inform his friends and the public gener-
ally that he is prepared to have executed, 10 the
most handsome aud substantial manner, Book bind
ing Of all descriptions. Merchants Clerks of Courts,
Bank Officers aud others be furnished TO order,
upon short notice, with Day Books. Journals and
Ledgers, Record. Deed and Bill Books, Invoice,
Sherhs' and Receipt Books, made oitbe best mate
rails aud in the most substantial manner He flat
ters himself that all persons who will tavcf bin with
their shabe perfectly satisfied. He would also
that, being anxious reduce his stock OF Books
he is disposed TO sell at prices more moderale than
T.. ECliOLS.
Aug. 10 ~
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V,HE undersigned now ready 10 receive wheat.
l. during the season, for which he will pay the
highcsr cash price. To prevent misunderstanding
he now informs his friends and the public generally
tina, in every where wheat is sent 10 the MILL,
aud price agreed upon, 1t is stored IN the Mil
at the risk of the planter long the price remains
unsettled, as he is only MILLER, and not an ,nsu-
rer against fire, water, &c. ALEX. MUND1.
Aup
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MRS. ANTHONY

w. ANTHONY informs her friends, and
IEscmnenn pubic that she continues to give NJ $50
;. on The Pnso Fonrl. Her terms are
.eb "Ias'. go the Session of FIVE MONTHS. NJ
months WI rue 20 received. for less time than three
;. payable in advance unless Otherwise agreed 10.
by ,aaee' She keeps supply Of music, selected
~
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c.
I AM now receiving my FALL SUPPLY O.
l. GROCERIES,


GROCERIES,,
consisting in part Of
10 bids St. Croix Sugars, part very prime.
Is Porto Rico do,
200 bags Coffee. Laguua and Rio,
Is Marcabo, equal to Mocha for family
USE
Is bbls Loaf Sugars all grades,
10 boxes do DO,
| box n. York Paien, refined Loaf Sugar,
SO kegs Nails. assorted
100 bags Shot, assorted Nos.
20 boxes Patent Mould Candles,
Is Spermaceu do
90 Soap. do
10 hhds Molasses
10 boxes Imperial and Gunpowder Teas,
chest extra-hn8 do,
Black do,
1000 lbs Sole Leather,
50 sides Upper do,
hhds Stone Ware. assorted.
200 sacks Liverpool refined Salt,
Aspce, Pepper, Madder Nutmegs Ginger, Al
um, Copperas Mustard &c. &c.
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.NEDEC.IL COLkZG r..


THE next Winter Term of Lectures in the Med
4 zeal Department of Hampden Sydney College
AT Richmond, will commence Gu MONDAY, October
2lst, 839, and continue until the last Of February
following.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER. NJ. d. Professor of Surgery
and Surgical Anatomy.
JNO. CULLEN. NJ. ID. Professor of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine
TIL. JOHNSON VI ID. Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology.
l.. w CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. D. Professor OF
Materia Medca and Therapeutics.
r. l.. BOHANNAN, NJ. ID. Professor OF Obstetrics
and the Diseases Of Women aod Children.
SOCRATES MAUPIN, NJ. d. Professor of Chem
islry and Pharmacy.
The College fnfrmary, attached to the College
Building has been IN successful operation for the
last eight months, and furnishes constantly num-
Der OF Interesting Medical and Surgical Cases-to
which the Student has al all hours.
The College lnhrmary, togelEer with the Aims
House, Penltentaiy and Armory. (Which are under
the char oitwo of the Proiessors) will afford the
Student opportunity Of Witnessing the various dis
eases incident TO Southern climate. The abundance
of materials for Anatomical purposes, and the reduced
price at which they are furnished will enable the stu
dent In acquire an intimate knowledge of the \ = alto
my CT the human body, and the use Of Surgical In
strnments.
During the las, Winter Course Of Lectures, from
the number OF Surgical Cases admitted Into the
lnfirmary. the Professor of Surgery enabled TO
exhibit before the class, nearly all the important Sur
gical operations upon the tring subject; aud from
the increasing popularity of the lnfrnary, there is
reason TO believe that hereafter tho Surgical Cases
in the House. will greatly increase.
Good Boarding, including fuel, lights. servants
attendance. &c. be obtained IN his city for four
dollars per week.
We are authorised TO state that full Course of
Lectures in this Institution will be received as e
I g 4,
University OF Pennsy lvania Jefferson Medical Col
leee Of Philadepha; Medical College of the State
of South Caroliua Trannsylvania University, Lex.
ing,on. Ky; University Of Maryland, &c. &c,
The Professor Of Anatomy will open the Dssect-
ing Rooms oflhe College ON The first oIOctober.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER. NJ. d.,
Dean of the Medical Faculty
Richmond May % GIN
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''TniSc care OF the cents and the Dollar
will take care ofthcmselvc.."
UNION SAVINGS RANI
C.aPIT.4E ss,HaS.


WILL receive Deposites Of all money CURRENT,
W the State, and issue certificates binding full,
and eiiectually all the property aud funds Of the In
shtution, Tor the payment thereof. within ten day
notice, with interest thereon, from time of deposit,
nh paid; at the Of per cenum per annum, TO
all sums which shall have been on deposiie for les
'han one year; and 81 per cent. per annum, Tor al
su'is which shall remain over one year
DISCOUNT DAYS
Every Monday AT half past eight o'clock p. NJ
al the office over the store of Mr.. A. Gannaway.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Latham, J. B. Renwick.
C. Mclvci. Henry J. Brown,
Jno. kinnier. Thos. o. AGREE,
J. J. Salnons, Z. Phelps,
Tllden Reed,
OFFICERS.
Henry NJ. Ddaks. President,
Ro. B. Shelton, Treasurer,
J. w. Dudley, Secretary
Lynchburg. June II Is
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purchased expressly Tor this market consisting of
Seal and Oiler, OF extra fine quality suitable for The
approaching season, aud warranted to render com.
ioit and satisfaction.
Inc reduction IN the price Of those articles.
"ofhy The attention OF the public :-M.sk Fu
C"Ps' exifemel' low, together with choice selec.
W." " Gums laps, of'arious qualities. Fur and
Cloth. Chldren's fancy Cloth Caps. ,ema,kabl,
oranlulv and al prices such cannot fail To please
with large stock OF Hair Seal Caps, suitable for
servants y The attention of Country lla,ters
aud Merchants is specially requested To IN, stock of
trimmings which is The largest eve, offered here
and on as liberal terms rs can he purchased tina side
OF New ofh. On hand large assortment Of Wool
Hats wlte aud black. which are offered at mode, ate
advance an original prices The public are invited
TO call and examine. GEO ". GAINES
Sept 90 A.,
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Rifles from SIG 10 $40 each

cHOT GUNS and PISTOLS.
- Gun Bags, Shot Belts and Flasks,
Pocket Knives and Scissors
Knives and Forks, &c.
Just opened and for sale cheap.
h. b. RICHARDS.
Oct. 3 Is
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.flA0AiSo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,'

. pybhel semi-eesiy, fererg Monday and IhHrsadyv al
Four Dollars per payable IN d"r"@ee' o
ILL ,c,;red fora shorter period haa" sir months; and
.U be discontinued fereepf at the discretion Of The
si,forsy sufil az arrearages are pdia.
EASEMENTS inserted t3o ee~t' per sqnars
70, the first insertion, aud 81 cents for erery su5se
sssst inscrf,sn.
a-PJOB PRINTING executed neatly aud srpediftonsfs
,.i ON Reasonable terms.
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On Consignment

10 900 lbs Superior Bacon.
A OF which will be sold low for crsi,
JOSEPH MARSH.
Sem. 20 Ct
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HITS! HITS.

MAIN SrREkr,
va uoo' from the corner leading to the Washington
ho'ei, aud opposite the Dry Goods Store Of
NESTS. Turner 4 Burwel)
I'nANhtuLt for The liberal patronage hereto
L lore extended TO him, respectfully informs the
c'zens OF this place, asd sdacen, country. th. he
Is recently returned from The North, where he has
seiec.eo personally stock unsurpassed in thi, mar
Vet Tor neathess, durability aud unusually CHEAP
Having purchased in New York exclusively f,,
lash he flatters hin self that the inducements held
forth cannot fail 10 please.
lis assortment consists Of extra fine BEAVER
IA D. oil his own manufacture, warranted superior
" any n'oe IN nus eonof the county. and much
lever than formerly with variety of
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POLITICAL.
SPEECH OF w. C. RIvEs

At public dinner eiren him at Louisa c. H., ID
on he IN September 1889
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.yourneymen TaiIors Wanted.

WISH TO employ three or four Journeymen Tail
l. ors. immediately to whom viii give good wa
ees aud constant employment
JACOB A. HANEY.
Buchanan. Oct. 81
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STKAYED,
RED COW, having but one born-her Cali
~ abnut four months old. is most likely with her.
ANY ,pio,a,a ton will be thankfully received.
ii. b. RICHARDS.
Oct. Is
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EpIqORs' coRREsPONDENcE.
Jan. &c, les

RnnMosp. Jan. 26, 1899.
To-day. the fsepor, and Resolutions on the Sub
ject Of the Public Lands, occupied nearly The entire,
setting Of the House-Mr. BayIy Of A. supporting
his substitute for the 9TH resolution, followed ~ Mr..
\ Peyton, MIR. Smith of. OF w. Mr.. Stuart and COY.
Tyler The latter in . very brief bu, demolishing re-
ply 10 Mr.. Smith. Al his instance, tho subject was
then laid upon the table until Monday. When he
will enter into a full exposition Of his opinions.
and. | hope, terminate a discussions. which will nos
make many. if any eonvcr's, aud the tendency Of
(which is only to rtiard bus ness and to prolong tho
session. - y
4 Nj. May, in tho course of ~to-da,'s session. intro
uhueed a resolution instruoting the Bank commit
,tce TO bring in n bill authorizing Free Banking in
cthia Commonwealth. which was agreed to. Con-
nou,reueo in his resolution, however. is not at all in
.iichi,ye Of the sentiment ofthc House in reference
10 This important question. Iii only designed
rlo give Tue friends of that system an opportunity
oo v,udieats, 'flhsy can, lis utility and it's adaptation
NO this Commonwealth. The One Bask System. 10
,Pe owned by the Stale, aud its profits to be. %approp'i.
Id,ed 10 State uses, is, | think, gaming friends. A
,Foheme of this character viii, ! suspect, be soon
brought forward.
The House agreed to a re, o'u,ion, to-day, fixing
uNI''i 1 htlob a u wv 'i'ttibb W " :"
lor of State, in place OF Mr.. Rutherford, whose
term soon expires. have not yet heard an oppo-
tnent named, though the cSpediency Of opposition 10
beginning TO be canvasscd.
Both parties held caucascs tonight. There IS
this ijc difference, however, between n Wing and n
Democratic Caucus: The Wings rome out, rs thoy
60 in, unplcdgcd, and each Que Tree TO pursue his
individual course, then meetings being entirely for
lcunsuliation. The Democrats so in free, and rome
tout f~cuercd-thosc who prefer A for n particular Of
'ice. relinquishing that preference in favor Of Is. II
oB's f,icnds happen 10 out number A's-and although
Bfthey should adhere 10 A, it is probable that by The
alternative votes ofibose who are opposed TO both.
~ might ultimately be eiecIcd-ihus n%ulllfying tho
PROVISION of the constitution, which requires oloa-
Fions 10 bo made ly the General Anembiy,
m,ut which arc thus, in fact, made by a lean minority
of the body, in Caucus assembled. The Wings
,hayc, of course, come TO no determination on The
n eubIect, as a party, though, rs individuals each seems
Ydere,mincd to pursue his own course, which will ro-
1sult, if,heie be no change, in . very scattering vote
on the first ballot. The Democrats, | learn, did not
tbroaell the Senatorial election-and it is whispered
J 2alion of Ileir fore es Tor the next Springs campaign
\ in the various counties. The Wings, therefore
! must be on the nle,i. aud not caught mapping. I
shall not be mucl, surprised II here be no election
ian exciting canvass next Spring.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-31

MISSlSSlPPI.-The Legislature of this State
commenced its adjourned session, the 9TH instant.
The Governor in his message to the Legislature
handles the Banks Of the State very severely. lie
thinks there is hardly a Bank in the State, tina, ha,
not violated its charter. lie complains that The Rail
Road Banks have not acted in good fai,l, in forward
ing the objects of Internal Improvement, which was
the pledge that gave them their charte,s. lie at
lacks the Union Bank for selling her State bonds
below their par value, which was expressly forbidden
in her cliarter-for issuing Post Notes, thereby re.
ceiying greater interest on her loans than the charter
authorized, and by monopo1izing The Cotton in the
State, by advance on time.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-31

" The Public Land subject remains IN sidf~
v quo, before the House of Delegates. Mr.. Tyler
made a speech yesterday IN behalf OF the pr,nc,-
pie Of distribution, which. although much OF u.
,lwas made up Of irrelevant matter, contained
!, many strong points, and many eloquent allu-
a, sions. worthy OF him. To-day Mr.. Chopper. OF
p,Aeeomack, ayoung and new member makes i's
G ,n,aiden effort on tbs subject. We now cannot say
Lwhal will be done with the fourth resolution III
,lsaid the priuoiplc Of distribution will be made "a par
~ question of The Senate, and that II a resolution
c,enhodying it succeeds in The Lower House, II VIII
,Ibc defeated there. - Nous JerfOnS."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-31

FEMALE EDUCATION.-It will be seen by
Mr.. Johnston's advertisement in our paper to-day,
that he is about to establish a Female Seminary in
Botetourt county. We rejoice to see these institu-
tons multiplying, and while the high reputation Of
Mr.. Johnston as a teacher, is a sufficient guarantee
TO the public that his School at this new location
will deserve and receive a large share of public pat
ronage, we think the Trustees of the Bedford Fe.
male Academy, have been fortunate in securing the
services ofthe Rev. N. II. Cobbs, TO supply Mr.. John
ston's place in that institution.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-31

CHARLOTTE DISTRICT-Tbe conve,,;o,
oil Delegates from the Congressional District, COM
posed OF the counties OF Buckingham, Charlotte,
Prince Edward aud Cumberland have nominated
John Hill, Esq, OF Buckingham, as the Wing can
didate to represent that District in The next Con
gress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-31

" Col. Memenger from South Carolina. has
been on a mission to the Legislature of Kentucky,
on behalf of the Cincinnati and Charleston Rail
Road. The Colonel with great ability addressed the
Legislature in a speech Of two hours and a half.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-31

FREE BANKING.-We lear, fro,,,hoN Vail
correspondent Of the NationalI intelligence ,b,, ~.
eording to the Report of the Comp,rolIe, If thu,
S'a.e' the number OF certificates filed under the free
1"nk'ng law authorizes the employment of capital,
.oi banking purposes, TO the enormous amount Of
e.o1'oo o'ooO-and that the duration OF the charter.
o. the banks which have sprung into being unde r
."'' 'a"' varies from so to 1850 years-,he latter be.
~s 'ns period fixed upon by the Bank Of Contra,
New York at Utica
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-31

THE CoRsAIR.-This is the name of a new
Literary Journal, to be published in New York, by
N. p. Wills and DR.. Porter. The well known rcpu-
ntion of the gentlemen, will no doubt render it one
o: the mos, popular periodicals in tie country;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-31

o. The Special Election for a Senator TO rem
resent the District, composed Of the counties of
Brunswick, Greensville and Dinwiddie, will take
place 9th February. Mr.. Mallory aud DIR. 4. =.
Scott are the candidates.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-31

o. 1t is stated that Gov. Porter, the new Cover
nor Of Pennsylvania, is making a general sweep OF
The Wing ofiice-holders. The spoiIs of victory
however, will scarcely be sufficient to rcmunerate
all the mercenaries who fought with a hope of sha-
ring in their disposal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-31

WHEAT.-There is a slight advance in our mar
ket, for this article. 1t will now readily command
from 81 80 to 81 IS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-31

~ The Van Buren, Convention of Mississippi,
have nominated A. C. Brown and Jacob Thompson,
as THEN candidates for the next Congress.
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MARRIAGE.

Married, on Wednesday the 23rd inst. by the Rev.
Samuel Davidson. Mr.. Thomas Rossrn. of Camp
bell county,io Miss MARTHA JANE, daughter OF
Capt. George Gilbert Of Pittsylvania.
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REWARD.
A SUITABLE REWARD will be given for
y the delivery Of
RXCM.gEsD R.7KLEI:,

Ja bound apprentice to the CABINET BUSINESS.
lie absronded about the 9Th Of January last. lie II
! oflow stature, inclined to be tleshy, 10 years old tho
!. Alb of July last. Any person harboring or employ
,nc him, will be dealt with according 10 law.
S. DIUGUID.
The Richmond Enquirer will please insert tho -
|, bove , times, aud send their account TO this Office
for payment.
II .Jaa. n ~
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" We perceive thai Mr.. Benton has submitted
= resolution to the Senate calling upon the Secretary
OF 'he treasury toiepo,t 10 iha, body, whether any,
ana, u any how much would haze been the defci, in
the treasury Mr.. Ciay's Distribution bill had not
been vetoed by Gen. Jackson. He ought To have nd
ded TO his resolution The words. :. aud whether such
'ene"'"ha'esef may be its amounts is not attributable
10 tue 'aet' that under The late and present ad,ninis-
'ra''ons' which came into power under a pledge TO
refrench the expenditures of The government, said ex.
penditufes have been increased from 10 10 nearly 10
m''l'ons OF dollars per annum." Ii might also be
well TO inquire what would have been the deficit in
tue treasury, ifihc ~profigaie proposition of one SEN
a'or Benton 10 fortily our Atlantic seacoast, had i,
received the sanction ofCongress