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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22

The following lines were writtsn BY Mr.. Leggets
a few days before hiA death. They wers tho las,
lines from his pen:
why, what is death but life
In other forms Of being I life without
The coarssr attributes Of man, the duh
And momently decaying frame which holds
Tho ethereal spirit in, and binds II down +
To brotherhood with brutes7 There's NO such
thing
As death: what's called 80 10 but tho beginning
OF new existence, . fresh segment in
The eternal round of change.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22

A Portland Doctor thinks, IL would ~ o1yostrr
geous for females 10 pass their twsntt-64h ySGf r.
fore they subject themselves 70 a. o6ros M e.
tigues Of tho married lifss a. ths eeustixusioa Z
few women can BE- regarded - fFmlY selahE6he4
until after their fwentyefh yeaf. Evefy l&mfts
who does not have an sffsr 70 her tnasa pssvisDe 70
that age will approve his advice BIZ spch = nay
meet with q husband to their minds viii ~ suppose
snap their fingers at The doctor. 3EasN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22

A writer in the New York Gasstss rseomm6pds
tho establishment Of military sch0ols ~ ~ ~
prentice systemfor The army, similar - 49, lata~
" instituted In the navy, and whieh pssuiss y b
project u well deserving Of considsraaons-Aymy
and Navy Chronicle.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22

The expressed juice Of the Tomato vine, intro
duced into the crevicss Of the bedatead. with q fea-
Their, = said TO effeetually destroy bed bugs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22
NUMBER Is.


The Alexandria Gsxstss of The Oh inss.. ssys:-
We occasionally give our readers extracts from ~
Globe ncwspaper-the o6icial Govcrnms6s journal
for the purpose Of showing the chsrsceSf sftho
accredited organ Of tho Adminissfation. en1, -
consequences. In some degree. the character & The
Administration itself. Not that IL Administratioa
- responsible for the sins of the GiobS, Ii III ~.
peta. Heaven forbid For. In that case, Il woold
have : heavy and unsavory burshea 70 garry. But
y ought, and does justly bear, the odism Of coua.
teEancink and encouraging ! pIess, whose viola
tons Of dignity, p~rcpriety, and even deesncy, srS
acknowledged BY candid msn Of an pariss, and ~
none, more readily, than By some of tn fisndnGf
the Administration themselves.
IN the Globe, Of Saturday evening, thers Il what,
from the barbarous jingle Of the iinss, was neans
by tho sulhor for poetry, and, frpus il poaisios.
was thought BY tho editor TO b. = dainty piecs IL
wit. The article il a coarse and vulgar libel upon
Mr.. CIAr--from which tho following 4 taken = !
specimens
This country b dead, and he rsop1s ars dsles,
And nothing rsmain but biz cers and biz eets,
His sAors Aovrs and asss Aov~s, sad evseksd
HI. eioaA lined with rod, md bic svsSssr, Il
His sweet iiHis NOAH that sstsads rosnd his
And thu side Of sole leather ,hss ersahs 'asath
hia tread.
BY tho flint lock Of Moses. in uoshls hegl
scream,
Like a worn oa, old horse !. the ssii Il IL
With ! bend IN hs back. and I sest ii his sys.
Too faxyto eat, and TOO siavsi 10 ~. sIss
OF course. we make no upoos shis hall
derdash, thinking il quite sufficient 70 hold Il w =,
the disgust Of the reader. And Il u this. end euch
like stuff that hlls tbs columns " ths oAacisl Govs
ernment journal. A
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22
Why, a Mrs. Jeremy Short, to be sure"

GREAT RELIGIOUS EXCITEMENT IN BEHGAL.-
In the London Missionary Register for June, re.
ceived by the Great Western, we end a highly in
teresting account Of a remarkable religious awake
ming among tls Hindoos In tho vicinity Of KisLna.
ghur, one Of tho stations OF the Church Missionary
society, on the .Jelingha. a branch OF the Hoogly
about 70 miles north Of Calcutta. II seems that
IN SIS villages, extending for sixty miles along the
J~olingha, to the NJ. r. and s. W. Of Kishnsghur,
more than 5000 Hindoos have thrown away their
idols within a few months, and expressed a desire
to be admitted into the Christian church. The
movement bears a strong resemblance 10 that wit
messed blythe Apostles on tho day OF Pentecost, aud
will remind the reader Of similar recent scenes In
the Society and Sandwich Islands.
We give the Ieport Of Archdeaoon Dealtry, who
visited the villages at the rrqnest Of the Lord Bisl.
op (svilson) Of Calcutta, for the purposs Of learn
ing the truth respecting the reporis Of this wonder
ful change. On asccrtaining that they we're true.
the Bishop Immediately entered with hs whole
soul into the matter, and wrote To London, 10 the
Directors of the Church Missionary Society, urging
the importance Of sending between 80 and 40 addi-
lional c~lergymen, sc~hoolmasters and catechists into
this part Of the field. eff we can but enter 1t the
ride and eGectual door in time, not only these 81
600 or 1000, but the whole population Of the fifty
or sixty villages, may receive the Christian faith,
and resemble our Christian villages in the timss Of
our Anglo-Saxon fors-fathers in the 9Th and 9TH
centuries. Such a glorious scene has never been
presented to our longing eyes in Bengal"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22

A HANDSOME CoxPLIMEsr.-Among the regu-
lar toasts drank ut the celebration Of the Fourth,
1t Ithaca, New York, we fad the following very
pretty compliment to the ladies:-
Womas-Thsrs's . purple half 70 the grape, q
mellow half 70 = peach, . sunny half 70 the globe,
and q better haV' 10 man."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22

W-Al kinds Of country produce taken in ex-
be given.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22

ExKcUrioN.-Ths Baltimore Chronicle Of he
18th inst. ssyss-On Friday last, Jamss Wyijasss
= negro convicted Of the murder ofFsancis Kcarn,
ey IN 1893, was executed in T'hiladslphia. He d.
MED TO the last having had any Thing . do'with the
murder, bis last words bsing--NI svsr killed
that man, ! don't know H." Previous u bio sxecn.
.ion, he disclosed the fact inst kiS name w. roe
James Wiiliams-shat be had assumed thss Mans
being . Runaway slave, 10 prevent beins traced o.
rccognizcd-and that his name was Lorenxp Dow
Seal and i i said thas officer Moody Of phiIadsk
pbia. has bad, for nearly two years, ( warrant from
Northumberland county. Virginia, suthorislne d.
arrest, Of a black fugitive from there Of tn mana
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22

A correspondent Of the Alsxandfis Gnan1as, Kisss
the details Of : deliberate ard unprosoksl mun1sr
which occurred u Camden, Nsrth Cae6lina,as - ~
day Of the late election. Altar ths polls had bssn
closed an ARRAY took plaos bstwess = Mr. DAVIS
and : MI. AssEK G. SAwrsa, 18th IT Csmdsn
county, about ths hirs Of = cars. Whilst eneaeea
In the s%cufile. . Mr.. GRxooRY advsncejsn md ssahs
bed MIR. sAwrEK In three diaersnt plsoss. Tho
first wound was received IN the sbosIdssy IND pro-
ved fatal. There was great excitemsas, IN ~
man who committed the decd, had % b. cesdueeeds
forthwith u Elizabeth city Jail, 70 prevent him from
violence Tbs, quarrel had nothing whafsser 10 do
with the elections. Mon Of oil parties having sid
ded, Immediately, IN securing Mr.. GRreonT, apd
putting him under irons. ssa4
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22

Who ARE fHx AnoLirioNisTs "A corrsspnn-
dent Of the New York Gazette writing from Proyi.
dencs, Rhode Island ssysi-
I'VE wonder not . littIo that none " yesr fnvis
Gus and aImost ~iAna,IcAl' anti-aboitiosiuis Is Nov
York have noticed tho fact that the adminisyasion
party Ia this State has nominated for Coh1ress
Thosnas W. Dorr, ono of the Executive Ccshnaitsss'
Of the Il. |. AntiSlavery Society, cad uEponsss On
advocate Of their inosi uitra measures. The South
should hear ofshis in q voice Of Thunder
Now, we are not disposed 10 class III fhe frtends
Of the administration d abolitionists, bseauss thas
body Of fanatics prefer 10 hang upon The sAjsfs II,
oco.(ocois en-, which wa take 10 BE- : littls ths most
insignificant position any set Of msn con bold
We know that the sreat body Of the party u oppo.
sed in every sense 70 is wild schemes. Bus we
would show how extrmcly ludierous Ii d IN The 10
cofcco organs to claim for their party entire immu-
nifty from the infection. There are more raak and
: abid aboiilionists now in Office. and cAndidates for
office, uader the administration, in tho ssutisns
whore Abolition il presumed 70 hevs my thjAg Ike
a controlling influence, than there are Of opposite
opinions. Here we have ! loco foco who Il actsal
y nm officer in a State abolition society, noshinkMd
for a seat in Congress, On arena iato which 10 u.
olitionists have for years endesvcrsd 10 gais "a.
mittance for their principlcs-B0M Ctroa,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-22

Soar SUBS FOR NoyRIsHiEG FLowERs.--A fair
correspondent writes To us from Newton in the
following terms:-I recently. happened 10 gath
er a beautiful pansey, and when Tired Of il, tossed
tho toy aside, which partly, by accident, fell into a
boxfuli ofsoap suds. The sail pansey had neither
joint nor root, and you may Judge Of my surprise
when at the end Of a day or two, | found il grow
ing.-From this time forward l watched it narrow
ly and now find, after a lapse Of a fortnight, . good
~ plant with several buds on il. Thinking water
might produce the same effect, I placed a newly
is the medium Of purity in every thing else, but IL
withcfed and died on so spare a diet. BY way Of
confirming the first experiment, ] have since placed
a slip Of a rose tree and pink in snds, and both are
fourishing in great vigor in my dressing ROOM
Should this accidents discovery prove usefa, 70 any
of your florists, Il win afford sincere pleasure to your
correspondent - Bmmf fries Courier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19

rs7ias 80, :,
Aon ghckrurn OF the aid Samuel Dacklurn deceased,
B,uauIn Wcir G,c'.r Wen, Hugh W,r james Cunningham
and ay lis Mary Wen John WILSON Ed Mdfgaet his
wife late Margaret Weir, James Gay and Eiz,e bis wife, late
Eliza5crh Wen Thomas Alexander and Nancy his wife, late
Nanry Weir George Mathews and rhebe his wife, se PbGbc
Weir and ,naah his wife, late Susnnnr Weir,
children Joha Wen lid Nancy lis wife, which a;d Nancy was
sister Of said Samuel 81 ckhuTr deed, Ard'ew lillian,
John Edward EIlcS hurn james Movers aud
Mary s we Mary Blackburn, Thomas Snody aud Jane LIS
late Jan. John Carson and Nancy his VITO,
Inc, Of the ,ud Blackburn GcrdGGcon blackburn and
r,ry his WIFE late Crazy Blackburn, Henamn ard John III ck
burn Mafy his wife, late MGy blackburn, john
lace and Jane vile, late JUue Blackburn, berwiR and
SIy hi. WIFE Sail, Blackburn. and Miller md AeHeih
MS H. late blackburn chidtcn Of BENZ nn Bnckhu
Who VS. brother tie said Sauei B"ckhuIu dec dBenJt
min Gideon Thomas, John, Edward Samuel jane Mary Elz
who WAS Samunl Blackburn decd-Na'lare
William, lh0maS hTchhHid, nud SGu" ickrurn
Mathews and Rosunnnh his wife" lrc RosHnnnh BLACK
burn Hcury Mary his wife ue Mary Blackburn md Jo
seuL Mann and Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Bckhurn
children Archibald a k'rn who brother OF ,e SAID
Elizabeth Samuel Join, James AID Achta!d lay children Of
Thomas Bay and Ez beth his Wife which said Elizabeth WAS
sister of,he sGE,ue. B!achiu;a, deed, perhd5nis
Blackburn lsUn OF Achad havin. entered then appear
uncc gwen security according the act If Assembly and The
appearing by satisfactory evidence 'h
this COmnonwcBEt II Is orc e. tha
The do appear the FIST day OF the
Jmnn) and the bill Of the Pan mud thai copy
be forthwith inserted in the National lneseneer'
chnnnd ard Spectator for two months SIC
ccssvo posted tn" door Oi the courthouse oi TINS
JanIa [.2-uswl NICu's c. KINNEY, C. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19
Cash Syle of .Itgrdes &c.

PURSUANT decree o the County Court Of King William
will be- sold A,sts King William county Saturday the
ay February next pubic auction Tor cash. Seven very
like Is and NEGROES belonging the rsia;c Of William
Aucarrow, deceased, Man. Boys about II
old likely mito Girl about Is Of Hgc; other
about II vGiGahc Woman and Chhhi sane time
and the Tract Of Land and Premises whereof
Wn dird seized. credit Of Il mouths The Tract
contains l5Oaces. good abby ncishEoT
hood upper end oI King William county about Two miles
house T. -ccd forest land with conior'a
BILE houses aud Improvements for plain family.
THOMAS DABNEi, r,,,,,,rs
r. +. DABSEY,
r;,, Wilton IN 9Th Ism lssI 12-w,ls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19

ensuin wear be Goth OF January under
he subscriber who willie aided m the ma
school by Mr. EDWARD ~ tARLck whose asst
Ju has aivcu during the resen,
vet, The course will embrace the Greek Lain ana
French Mathematics the Elements OF Natna ana "a
Philosophy ami Chemistry and such branches Us CONSTRUED oou
En- dish cluca,Ion
from oil dissipation, aud the enlightened conihn!
which surrounded, unite III Recommending rs pace
cuInriy fitted moral and mental improvement OF youth
which the proprietor contemplate making l" ne Unh
practicable the ginning Of the will render
number at stunCnis extremely
COMMUNICATIVE scholastic will be diNGcG no
equal mnmts cHchth first ending OF the .dih
June commencing the 2h OF July and tTn'
mating OF the 20 Decrm,erThc terms will be- or EoI and
Tuition payable IN advance aud m additional
cr.G 81 Bed aud Bedding furnished NO siGd'h'
shn;;- period than session except y re
number of huarGers viii be
limit ior session il important that parents and af'
q" -ntrng th" .oEs a" wards make curry aGe-
' ~ OLIVER WHITE.
D., Enthusiastically
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19
k9 5
ND PlANU F0nTE WAREHOUSES,


Opposite la Ba"As
THE constantly ing the celebrated manu-
of Nunns, Clark Co., New hok, elegant ana pam
Piano Fores possessing the latest and that dclcacJ
touch and sweetness OF one so peculiar 10 their
Constantly on hand large assorlmento I
Guitars VioIins Vioonccos,
Horns, Bu.lcs, and Trumfets,
Violin nr, and Piano Forte Strings of superior quality
Piano Forte stools and Covers ;...o,,, b. tho hos,
Also large stock of Music for various " IN" 0s
~ Pianos repaired, tuned let o" hire and take" 10
Jan. 80 [Sl-wlyI =. H. ID I'm
Hanover about ten from Richmond will continue it's e1
The ensuing under tn, direction off,
department Of study usually taught j" the Is,
additional scholars in his family We will watch over
their well their The sha
society in h neshLorhGo renders ms Situation
eligible m those parents or guardians who w TO Sma
daughters abroad to school The scholastic term a win G
MONTHS commencing the 18th Of January ana e"mS inc
December The month of august % DC uiGd as vaca Ion
for the scholastic year of months. No deduction for absence
unless occasioned BY sickness EDni ~ Sh EniMN'
NJ The Friends and Patrons Of the Female Humane
Association, and The Public in general are respectfully
informed that the ANNUAL FAIR for the benefit Of
The Orphan Asylum will take place on THURSDAY, the
9Th OF January. ia
NXECUTOR'S NOTICE-Wiil be sold at public
kA auction at the Short Pump in the county OF Hen
rico Tuesday, the ODD day of January, 1882 ct The
residence OF The late Zachariah McGruder dec the
following property wit: Is Mules I3 Horses (some
Of them Of good pedigreel. II 10 heed of Cattle
yoke of Oxen, Cart, Wagon, q set of Blacksmiihs
Tools and quantity Of Oats, Corn, Fudder, &c, and
stock of Hogs and the day will be hired out,
publicly the balance of the year Is 90 likely
Negroes Zone Of them good Eiacksmth)-sll of which
property belongs TO the estate OF The said Zachaah
McGruder, decd
Terms Of Sale Cash. for all sums Of $50 and under;
all sums over that amount, dill Of niue months will
be given the purchasers giving bonds with approved
d. sod foY
the hire of the Negroes.
Executor If Zqehariah .NeGruder, decd.
January 10 H-os
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19
Female School at tie .imeiia Springs, .fmetta
C0uRfU, ia.

nur c,rises Of this school will on the 10th OF ia
nUsr, sIg by M.s & N. WALKER, a you"s LAZY well
t a. THIS place AS being qualified 10 teach all the branches OF
~. rrh language French and Painting. Music vii! also b.
on tie Psauoby Professor of mnsic The scholastic term
~ 10, months DIVIDED into sessions, which Will
- % ..mcr 1859 Pupils he Snteic Ut any time dur
- a. th.1o Nil be charge previous TO entrance
ABSENCE unless Tor proracied iGdisposition--
, ,a il. that nr voun. lutcs should be entered at an
s5 It contributes greatly the proper arrangement OF
tho ro Du- attention WILDE pad to the manner' Az" morals
- ,f,., A. well a. her comfortable arcommOd on
TyEss rgr oxg sE.,i4N FIVE "">IH'- boar n."",n2
'-"' +. A. WILSON.
SIC -, NFfS ~ Gi-tIF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19

OILECTORS' NOTlC.-The subscribers having taken INTO
pancr.hip Mr LAURENCE TiANT in thei Collecting end
Cen Business will hereafter be conduced under the iHi
Of gDEERT nlN Co They intend dry"tmg their ";cE'i"H
10 ,cr oi claims The C OF chmoa! and also IN n"y
Part Of the Sta,cio ln: and selling OF n"storsses
pro ucc ot all kinds tending all matters embraced 10 The
comm sion business, be entrusted 10 them ih'I
rc a, IS DIrl"y second door from the Market,
ry will ulAays b. tuund-ahh m oicns
their services friends aud tbs pabic, hope to obtain patron
age oaIy b. deserving 1t. ,r,.,,.
e, IN WV " .e-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19
To the Opnsrs and Hircrs If .NcgrGcs


THE Undersigned Phy.icinns having opened 10 nin;i Tor The
reception of sick woT! c,li the attention OF the o"ne's
OF the macy advantages "hr" ere here Offered
for the lni attention OF IL, inoaics
The ilJ cOmmodOus building, known formerly az the
raDn iior ample cations Tor the s"s AID
provide them with the Ocs nur.ins
aai render them far comfortable lan
0G her masters hwe!Tg. The lhfmsiv has been
operation for three mUhs and hs sustained, IN
evey respect expectations winch entertained OF is
utility.
Tae Sister. or Charity, Gcsrvedy regarded the most faithful
gaI have exclusive control Of ie admins a:io
Of diet, while the nfnnry attended regularly
h OF the Payran and all cases requiring il;
"iH hr promptly had.
Tbs importance of ucou ana careful nursing apparent
CAR. Connect: or upon tie OF medical treatment
not uafr"QH ny depends
n ;ac luirn sick wall be furnished with veil ventilated
apartments hed!.a. nursing diet, medicines phy attend
ping, ccchn. m dollars per week. very cDdea
bly, s than 'ha ordinary rhatge fer the attendance
exclusive Of medicines nursing, diet, sc willie in tic!'
is 'IngS.
The otmary commcnds itself TO the and hircs of
svc from the fidelity with which the sick will he nurSeG the
regularity Of The administration OF medicines and ricuus diet,
aud The smallest possible expense.
JOHN CULLEN ~. D.,
r. l.. 9OHANNaN, ". D.,
L. ". CHaMBERLAYNE ". D.,
TIL. JOHNSON, ". D.
SOCRATES MAUpiN, VI. D.,
n AUG. H. WARNER, VI. u.
p~ceroe' % c1-t2Oj
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19
General colieetion and .4rsncu Business.

'E,E ocr their services 10 !ho public AZ ase
\n,. for IA, objection of Debts, Sale Rent of Real Es
tale Hiring out Servants and all oher business transactions
services NAV lie Office the formerly
nrrnnicj Inv Dr. TLos Jonou L. James
| ~ ~ " GEO ?. CRUMF,
| y"rs is,-,r1 DADNEY NJ. MILLER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19
CITY SAVINGS BANK
- = -~p Is

- I'M -- -
evils Institution continues receive, dcPosle all suns {"
MONEY offered, not less in G"cGa. than ve do:3's
m grants Certificates the same bcIrO. interest tcn days ailr
at the olowin. For months anu
lun,cr dnnun VIII lie a"weh anu
i've rsi cent per shorter period.
Ohirr of The rs,i,u Kept At Mrss Samuel l.
sIr 4 Co. SAM'I. WlNfREE, President.
SAM'L f. ADlE, Cashier.
2. EDMUNDS, SeertGrg.
BENZ Sheppard r. IIaSa Jesse snsad Jas e. 't,ns k's
C. William son r. Bridges, James Allen, VIM = PIrnr NO.
race L. Kent, judah Myers, j. Fry, Alexander DHsn p1v'd
Ridges H. Baldwin To- H. Jenkins, l. D. Bcnry, t. Ed "ar"
ir VIM AIem, H. NJ C'ump, James W. Di9re john ~ "O''"
Directors. =, "a,
Jan II 'i-'S'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19

UICE- have removed Office 10 The room formerly occ
~ rd by Dr. Thomas johnson, door TO MSrS f. G. J. ..
James Co.. where be found from 9un''l O'CLOCK -
GEO. r. CRuMP, Collector Of the City 1dTes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19

/
T1NYK OF VIRGINIA The President and Directors have de
ID cd Dividend fJf the last hal! year, OF prr eenHm'
'4''' A. ROBINSON, JR..
CGsa.Sr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19
Richmond, Januafy I, 1899.

ENI WEBB 4 co. beiGs of closing their business
rsIir persons Indebted 10 them 70 paw as soon as @
those hOvi"s CLAIMS assin' 'heH VIII " '0 r'' ~
payment. ,e,, Cslu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19
King Wiiliam CO., 7rh Jan, Is39.

~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wit: AZ Rules held 10 the
Clerks Ocr the Circuit Superior Court o! Law md Chan
ccry for Augusta county, December ), les:
I.lu II P.y,on. Executor Of Samuel Blackburn drcclrd,
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rspu,gf IRE RiCHhOND E-hVoihch'
IT, Sacfssx IS Published three hmes 'o's" aa.
s,<.,ya of tss State Legislatures az" 'N''e "'
Gsr!sg MS ''SS = Nj ~ SUBSCRIPTION.
,, gsr a4raa, aad Throc Dollars Tor SIX mouths
ne adv me- .lali Hereafter be considered as incurred
=. NJ ,,I 10; years P!alcSiion, u"'sss W
as IA ,a a.i paid E' IN advance Tor 'h"' shorter
% shl b. sen, TO the order OF any new anu H
&c : No VI .,s Gail nvancc or satisfactory eie
,yv .a NET n accessible person "a resiId to- the
~ Dc n,yr.u. Bat, IA eiso o! al osaV o
sao:1 90 10" @ l., nav Subscriber who Is uhaelua!"'eu
to-, w"'''' ,,n e namacr may BIO sent, Containing OF
ne o.. .rarsibss whoso ability 10 ply may %
3D. f1' "'' =" .,I wac may remain indebted on open
L !i''%' - @ nj two yyes fon ths tlm" VIM ,o
"-' duo, r. i5ss Of he Editorial Coaeent'ds 81 Fa
mrs SON. oi the Ic-u!is OF the collective Wis
don al! ia' "''' , n,a Oh she !Tth Jsnutry 1855
iIl' WI ,.i,l We az; ,.sunacd 10 ahi"o. 'o
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aca Of Deed of Trust, cNrcucdby Oveft"" To- r"''
10 the suh!cfh,r, bcan. Dat" the 10Th day J"nua,
. fI, t4l lrv recorded the Clerk Once OF
49, ami; offer sic, the premises, on the 39'h a"y oi
49,, q! ,r. the lair day thereafter j 10 'hc
tl f,r lash, that very valuable Plantation ana nlpne'
, ,t nrv al: ''unh"flanh, lying James ri'"r lon-
% land. Of William Nay" and Others and SmC"n - Cp'h"'
" ) Es, lluart res, less Actin: ~ Trustees,
y,v s,.b title oaly vested BY said decd
We '"'' ' GEORGE SrIiLMiN, T,,..s
JOSEPH uODGSON,
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