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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13
O5s1EU AIRY.

Departed this life, the 26l ult her residence, near
New London Miss Lucy GALLAwAY in the 18Th year her
nge For the Information of distant ends il
may be proper to state that for several she had been
Ject to Chronic Cough and occasionally iemoptly SIS
cold she caught September last ending ia Pumonc Ulcer
aon has at length deprived society around, of beloved
venerable example OF female worth and excellence. The
writer OF this notice would incur admitted by
all to be but too commonly deserved but candor obges him
TO say Thai for modesiy dcreton p1e xbe and hg
integrity she was distinguished by all whn her
Arthce and Discrimination formed pnt her character
eeebacy which sda the circle OF The social oGec
on produced no such effect upon her, Generous her
friends aeclonate 10 her relaons and charitable to aer
kindness was limited only by the she possessed obc
slowing IT, Decision OF character marked her course and she
may be truly called sst and her purpose firm" To her
servants she was Kind and nulgen mistress bv her
wl she has left them free aud directed them to be sent 10
L'ertn or some Of The free Staes.A lady endowed with
so many virtues could fail To he respected nd esteemed
society," and Is confidently believed she had an en-
envy Her death will long he anened, and the loss Of her
pure example ten in times that much need it. She re-
tanned her mental faculties the last hour Of her life md
without struggle gronn. gave up her spr 10 Him VIVA
Judges by the fruit, and will reward accordingly ~ 800
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13

Bedford FEMALE Seminary
at Liberfu.. Va.

TIVE winter recess OF this Institution pitl COM
Il mence 90 the 10t, Of February. and continue
week; after witch the exercises fine SskqqI VII
be resumed. The latter hat Of the session, begss
on the I7h Of February, and doses The i7,b Of
July. IL is very desirable that those who Intend 10
place their children wards under our care and in
s,ruction should have them in place by the l7th of
February II affords The Pf'ucipai much pleasure.
10 inform his friends and patrons that he Is now aided
by three experienced and we'll qrIal,fset hers,
who devote their Whole lime TO the pupils. The
cha.ass Tor Tuition and Boarding for half session Of
months, are as follows sIas# - fssv b'sH
For instruction IN Instrumental Music, Including
the use of the instrument. sass s=s4 80 $25 90
s Vocal = do sssssH 80
do do all he branches in
GLIDING Ancient aud Modern Language,
Astronomy .Miueraiosy y. Botany, MAJ. ll.s-
tory. Nat. Philosophy aud Cl,rm sffy. 20 90
Boarding, including all tina, is necessuy Cur
the pupils comfort, IS 90
Slo2 40
Boarding can be obtained in The Seminary. or in
rcspee table private families in the village " the
bove rates, All payments 10 be made IN ndrance.
J, ID, MITCHELL, Principal.
Jan. 30 ma 'a.'.s.' = i'a~u7F IL
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FOUR VA1UNRJE SLAVES,
.V'DTECE.

A LII persons having claims gainst the estate oil
N the alc Mrs. Ann Tat will please bring then,
forward properly authenticated that speedy settle
IN, nj may beeiected; and those due The es tate will
please call and pay.
i. S. MILLER. Exo'r Of
Mrs. Ann Tat, deed
Feb 10 Init
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SILK GOODS.

"A MONG our stock are To be found spme vssf
"A handsome Silk Goods. viz 1. hssss fs"s Sss-',
Plain blk and blue BLK Gro de Nansand LAs,rines.
Blue blk fet Gro de Maps and GIN do AfIcs.
ties, ns ea5s' = 81 80 - :,
!'ian and fg'd. Saiins. new style and elegant. 81
Bonnet and otheF most beautiful Ribbons. IA
Trimming Velvets asstd. coiors. IS - 81 s. ~.
Chenee Cord and Silk Velvet Ribbon.sst = yl.e =
Sl,k and Chenelle Fringes a variety of esloss. q
part baught at apc,on and viii be sold very 10 bv
HUNT MARTIN
Oct 81 q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13

\/OMMiTTEE w i N IL s, s Il -
Il A lt Il BK.4.v DI: selected for their
superior qualify. 1.-THE past and present years) to be
used nj the suPRERs given in compliment TO the
members of our valued Hose Company. With many
other CHOICE and medium. WINS, GINS
BHANpIEs and SEGARs, Il E'A $. plain and
preserved + ITS, Coniecionaries, G U N 5 !,
II q l. $, Dc. for sale at "a
Howell DAVIES.
Feb. lff
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C.4RPETE.y.G.

(.4RPETE.VG. ..ts"'e
WE HAVE lately received a very igrge stepk
W Of fioe aud superfineJ Ingraip and Brus,sls
Carpelns, to which we particularly invite the al
ten'lon OF our lends being very Desirable both
on aeconni of the patterns AID quality, as web The
PRICE. iHt' BURTON & ROBES y
OCT. o. sass sa3sH = gsiA ssiC sats.
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Feb. 10
Archibald AHarding:

HNAkE NOTICE that on Tuesday, the 24th day
Il of March next. at the house of Asa Walrond
in tie Ceuniy Of Piisylvania we shall proceed 10
take The dispositions of Thomas Williams and 9th
ers on the Goth day Of March next Al the Stoye Of
Beverly Sydnor, j., 81 Co., the dispositions of
Robert Easley and others; and on he 2sl day Of
March next, al the house of ID inieI Nnnneee, Son
in the County of Halifax, Va the dcpositions Of
said Nunneee and oihers.-to be read as evidence
in suit depending in the Circuit Superior Count
Of Law and Chancery for the County ofIIalifax
Va, wherein yonr are Complainant, aud Benjamin
Harding, Dan'l Nunneee, and Wmbish, Sydnor
& Co., are DefendanIs--aud should the dispositions
not be completed on the days above mentioned they
viii be continued from DAY 10 day until they are com
pleted. ANTHONY SYDNOR,
ARMIST'D BARkSnALE
u. Y. WIMBISH.
Feb. 10 Aw
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VIRGINIA, TO vii Al rules held in the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Cinncery, for the
county OF Nelson. the first Monday in February. 1910
Albert W. Harris, Plaintiff
against
j. NJ Snblcit Treasurer ofte Union Savings Institutions
Pzairo Fdmunds, John Enders and Reuben b. ParIoson
Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The Defendant Piznuo EdmunIs not having eutered his
appearance and given security according the ssen
by and the rules Of this Court aud appearing by satsncio-
evidence that lac ilhabiant Of this Common
wealth onte motion ofihe PapGG by cppnsc il order
ed thai the SAID Defendant doappepr here before the
M and that copy ths order be forthwith inserted the
Lynchiprg lngniana newspaper published in the
lynchbns, Tor two donhs successfully and another copy
thereof posted at the front door OF the Courthouse hs eeu
~, some eaupt day,
Copy-Tcste,
no. C. CUTLER, Clerk,
FEB Is WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13

The RICHMOND, Feb. 7, 1910.
tn,ros.n''se' 'o-day, ordered The Bank Bill 10 ms
heels "''er The reception OF several amend
would give .pp an outline of its r,oyi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13

NIIE subscriber vii sell in lront OF The Market
n House, IN The town of Lyochbu,g on Saturday
the 22ud inst, IF not sold privately before tina,
ume,)
FOUR INVALUABLE SLAVES,
Emily, Sam, Harriet and her daughter. 10 years
Of age, beo nging To the estate Of Tie late Mrs. Ann
TAFT; these servants are truly valuable. Emily aud
Harriet house servants OF the first order. the NJ.
most pains having been taken ia instruct them
in the use Of the Needle. Ironing, Washing
and Cooking. Sam is said TO he The best
l"sier aud factory hand in this place, having served
in that business from small boy. These Servants are
too will known in Lynclbuig 10 require further
description, any parsons wishing purchas such will
do well TO make some enquiry abou, them be-.
fore the sale.
s, Miller, Esecutotof
Mig. Aup TAN, deceased.
Feb. 10 t22f II
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FEKRE.1RI., 1Sf0s :,
Brilliant Isl G ast,

rINlllS year has opened suspicious for u'e fr'euds
L and respondents OF II. II. Booker. During
the last month he has sold some handsome FRI
ZES. such as $500. Sd00, and 5000. s
This is but tne, compared to that which he IN
tends to do--to Prove which. lie invites tie earnest
attention OF all to the splendid list of Sehcm's Tor
February. given below. aud NIL those who would
purchase in the same. he sure 10 send ore,s
call early nj II. u. BOOkER'S Lottery and En-
change Office, Main street opposite Henry b. Rich
ards's Hardware Store. and ono door helaw q. w.
& J. NJ. Yanccy's Confectionery Store.
$4,000
VIRGINIA MONoNGAL1A LOTTERY.
Glass No. ?, for 1910.
To be drawn At Alesandria. Va. Feb. 10, 1870.
10 Nos.--l3 ballots.
CAPITALS.
Prize Of $4,000 l'rize ofvaH S2.a20
| do 10000 100 do = 1000
| do 5000 30 do 900
Tickets SlO--shares IN proportion
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- sno,oeo:l .s.. -. !. ~ \.
VIRGINIA PETERSBURG LOTTERY. =

" Orders from the eouniryfor Tickets drawn by
,. 5. Gregory 4 Do, in all Pifginia Schemes, lac;
-ompanicdb by cash or Prize Tickets, rrenpiy an,i
coEtdentiay attended 10. when addressrilin
HENRY II. BOOKER, af
Lynchburg,ya
Z" My customers may always depend sees
ing The numbers Of every LOTTERY IN which I
sell Tickets, published in ihis p1rer, lrhc vmgi-
man.. 80 as the Official List 0fthe Drawingj
eecvcd. II. II. BO0kEK..h
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13

@s,Q99!!
PETERSBURG EXTRA LOTTERY.
Class .. lor 1914. eva ssFf
To Le drawn at Rehmond Va, Eeb. II, 1870.
G6 Numbers--12 Ballots. ..-~,.r.-,,
CAPITALS.
Prize Of $4,000 g Prizes of $1,000
l d. 500O
Bc.ls 5000 a4oo--S300. DO. gtr3
Tickets S3--sha!es IN pfopqripn.,s ~
The Polynesian., 1840-08-29

Have on hand and for sale on reasonable
terms an assortment Of Eng lsh, American, and China
Goods. Among which may be found the follow ing, viz.
Brown, Blue, White Cotton and Linen
Drills Cotton Hdkfs Black, Blue ard White I;ocn
and Cotton Thread Bleachcd and Unbeachcd Amer.
can t'0uons different widths and qualities. American.
English and FRENCH Prints. Mems and Women s Cot
ton sioslery. Kid Gloves Satin. India Rubber and
Cotton suspendcrs. Marking Ink. Belt Ribands. Bed.
ticking, sailor Stres. Black Hats Men and WON.
White Shirts, with linen and grass cloth bosoms Pet
tcont Robes. Pure Irish Linens English Long Cloth
Ready Made Clothing, Cotton, Nankn. sc SC Tas
sells BonTets lair Brushes. Tortoise Shell Dress
Combs. Wick Yarn. '''3'
CHINA GOODS.
Light and Dark Blue Cottons. souchong,
Tyson and Pouchong Teas. Sewing silk. Blue and
Yellow Nankns. White Grass Cloth Grapes Col.
oored and Black Silk Ildkfs Ribands. Grass Cloth
Clothing, Plain Grass Hdkfs. Muslin.
HARDWARE.
Shovols. Spades. Knives and Forks.
spoons Jack Knives. Scissors. Pins. Needles.
Glnibletts. Padlocks. Butcher Knives Hat Pms.
Wooden Coffee Mills. Percussion Caps. Braces and
Bits. Sad Iron. Back Saws. Copper Tacks Noj,s'
pans Wr snsG, 5 n"d seeoId Fry Pans
cts Axes spoke shnves ' Hdzes a1 jack P a'sn
200 Door Locks Lotches. Chest Locks. Sail Needles.
ash ps ooss ta a LOOKING Glasses Pistols Fowl
Stones. Socket Bolts Brass Screws. Rim Locks.
S scw ana rod Augers. Guner,s Scales, Powder.
;hot; Pig Lead Gun Locks. Globe Lanterns COT.
lee hoasiers. Deck Lights.
STATIONERY
Memorandum Books. Ledger Books.
RRa nsG Boo Perks Gilt edge Note Paper Letter Paper
Black and Red Ink Steel Pens inksiands S SGe
ping Papers, and Commercial Blanks.
The Polynesian., 1840-08-29

I..o.. nau commenced
BY degrees it became more general, and all
but the Dutchman, who whitfield as regularly
as tea-kettle spouts IT'S steam, Joined in the
discussion of leading political question,
without engendering any i'll feelings to mar
the harmony OF our intercourse, or blunt the
edge of our appetite for breakfast. Monsieur,
who could neither understand, nor partici-
pate in the argument, was taken up in OBJ
serving objects on the road, making occa-
sonal ordinations at their novelty, or d.
recting questions to me for information. A
short time before arriving at, our break
fasting place, he was intcnty watching our
progress in relation to an opposition coach
some distance in advance. BY dint of hard
driving and stronger team we soon left
our opponents in the urch, amid mutual exc
crations from the two charioteers.
"Hah {! ,hah !" shouted the Frenchman
who enjoyed the joke most vehemently "hah {!
hah dat Diligence vat vas before, by and
by, is now behind very :"
A roar of laughter was the consequence
of this elfuson even Mynheer grunted sat-
isfaction without knowing why, and its OBJ
Ject, innocently supposing that the scnti-
ment, not the mode of his exclamation, had
elected the burst Of mirth, Joined, heartily in
the general satisfaction We soon after stop
ped at -, where the morning meal was
already prepared, and where / intended to
delay few days, and was agreeably surpris-
ed at discovering the similar intention of
Monsieur and of him of the frieze coat.
Breakfast being despatched and the Dutch
The Polynesian., 1840-08-29
THE POLYNESIAN.

its unelastic springs. ola Belle France, :"
thought l., to a certainty. And what may this
be, that presses me under his sleepy weight /?
"A frieze coat he wore, to be sure, but any man
might do the same, and therefore, for the
time being the species acknowledgement
Day at last opened one eye, and looked lazily
in at the oval glass window of the coach.
Pressing backward caught the profile ofthe
huge form that lay upon my shoulder in happy
Inconsistencies it presented nothing re-
markablc but strong compression about
the lips, the other features were rather good
than otherwise.
"Iaw-uh-uh-uh," gruntcd strong
cultural voice. it was surely the snorer; and
as he let down the windows and rubbed his
eyes, the flood of light revealed a pondcrous
Dutchman, of proportions not unlike one of
his own cheeses, spreading over "a large part
OF the middle seat, and sadly curtaiIing the
accommodations Oftwo men ofvcry respecta-
bic size, who yet bore their fortune without a
murmur. He from tatcr-l land struck light,
and pulled forth clouds on clouds of smoke,
The Polynesian., 1840-08-29
N E r,
per Barque Forager,
he following articles,
failing at the most
ivqcUuu.,IC ,,..~

irusOiioUio l'..~--..e-
Best wide and narrow Prints. Printed
Muslins. Ladies' and Gentlemen's fine
cotton Hose. Black and China silk Hose.
and Gloves. Patent leather Dress Shoes.
Strong calf's leather Walking Shoes and
Boots. Fine 1914 damask Table Linen.
Fine Al Bird's-eye Diaper. Fine Irish
Linen. Fine Long Cloth. Striped Shirts.
Fancy striped Shirts. Red and blue fan
mel Shirts. Ready made Cloth Clothing.
Fancy Summer Trousers. Sailors Sheet
ing and Cloth Trousers. Fearnoueht
Pea Jackets. A good assortment of
Hard Ware. Double Gloucester Cheese.
Coffee. Orange Nectar. Superior Port.
and Sherry, from one of the first houses
in London.
az SO,
Fowling-pieces. Muskets. Fine sport
ing Gun-powder. Manila Hats. Manila
Cigars. Manila Cigar Cases. Ginghams.
Hair and Tooth Brushes. Brides. Hal
ters.. Stirrups and Leathers. Girths,
DC. DC. &c. Aug. 20. If.
The Polynesian., 1840-08-29

DcOhVenlenCc. ..."..r..ss-...vr.....a.t
"Not in the least exclaimed |, with most
endacIous elfrontery, and a look that gave
pe words lie direct. Just then blow
ore severe than any previously, threw me
ast inc climax OF torbearance, my foot was
Matched away as rapidly as from a steel
zap, while my legs were closed with intense
am, and was naturally the next instant thrust
Onward with additional violence. not into
former place, but smash-dash through the
'andboX, bonnet and all, forever blasting the
hndlwork of the fanciIul hummery maker.
imagine, IT you can, the ridiculous and NOR
Slying situation | was in; knee deep in
HhdboX, stunned by the roars of laughter
ON all quarters, save one ; mad with pain,
pa burning with shame above all, breast
LIS the torrent of Mrs. Tubb's volubility,
snom no Cancellation would pacfy, whose
srath like that of Achilles, was )unquench-
|ale"
Illus did | muse, sitting ensconced in a
Smiortabe corner, wishing for break of
ssE' and cudgelling my wits to discover who
Slu what were my fellow passengers. The
.'~n was Just breaking, but the light was
suhclent to render objects visible, and 4
S"ched every note of a stentorian snore that
|SoAe general silence, accompanied only by
e occasional cracking of the drivers lash.
certainly proceeded from no single, for
ueep bass seemed to reverberate within
ne ample form; and at last to break forth
~ the belching Of volcano. ".Sacre :"
Foallned little weasel voice from the OPP
Ps"e corner, as the coach rebounded on
The Polynesian., 1840-08-29
TO CORRESPONDENTS
To be continued.

We publish in to-day's paper, commu-
nicaton signed "a RESIDENT" without
knowing the name of the author. In future
we must decline publishing any controversial
articles, such as reflect upon individuals,
public acts, or are intended to provoke dis
cusson, without the name of the author be-
ing given in to us. II will of course, if re-
qnested, be kept secret, but we cannot hold
ourselves personally responsible for the orin-
ions and statements of the contributors to
our pages. The most we can do is to offer
our columns to the disposition of those who
The Polynesian., 1840-08-29
4 CHAPTER FROM MY SKETCH BOOK.
(From Philadelphia Paper)

81 was once" said he, "when Steamboats,
We're unthought of, riding in a stage; the
lehicle was crowded to excess front mid
Ale seat fell to my lot, and on one side my ears
Mere saluted by the alternate squalIing and
1unting of IN unweaned BARN, as its wants
Mere supplied or denied on the other my
hose was RECALLED by flask ofstrong waters,
Which rough, unpolished Emerald, from
lhe Green Isle, and apparently the husband
bf my other companion, was occasionally
fsing to moisen his lips and clear his throat.
Dfthc six remaining passengers, four were
cfthe gentlcr sex, and each and all furnish
ed with formidable handbook, various in
ther decorations and ages, but alike huge
.and appalling To ride a dozen miles in
flcccssion with such cargo, the thought
Nas horrible but, alas, there was no rene
b. nor escape, and although | determin-
td, at all hazards, to rid myself of the pros
bectiyc danger, yet every available inch on
ihe outside was occupied. thought of job,
# sa;d 0thinr - See 49, -, 49,.
The Polynesian., 1840-08-29
LU NJ b T. r /.

Cedar Logs. Cedar Boards. American
Pine Shingles. Koa Boards, Plank and Shingles N.
w. Ratters, and American Pine Raers.
SUNDRIES.
Olive OIL Olives. Mustard Spanish,
Manila Cigars Ground Sage. Snuff. Tobacco.
Stoughtohs Elixir Lemon Syrup. Ketchup Nut
megs. Aspce Cloves. Black Pepper. Box Rails
mint, and Cinnamon m CIR. Ginger. Brown aud WRRHe
Sugar. Flour. Demohhs. California Reef Beans and
Peas 20 dooz Gut Tumblels. Macar9n vcrmicia.
California, American 4 English Soap. Lucifer Match
es.., Capcrs. Ale Old Port and Sherry. Cordage.
Pals. Buckets. Course and Fine Combs Sperm Oil.
China. Pipes. Rcads. Figs. Lozenges Nlolasses.
stone, Jars. Violins. Fine Heavy Blankets. Ships
WmdlaSs. JcMelry Hemp Cable. Pitch. Rosn.
Arrow.root Cu'lasses. Soup Ladies' Brittaha Tea
and Table Spoons. White Flannel. Red and Blue
Twillcd Wool Shirts. Malt Bags. Brooms. Den.
mark Satin. Harness Buckles. Music. Canes.
Raspberry jam Preserved Cooseberries and Cherries.
Axe Handles. Lavender Wafer Conectionaries.
Shave Brushes. flahdSpikes. Hour and Second
Glasses Glib Hanks. China Bureau. new Fore
Sail. Clench Boat. Chain Cables. 2Anchors.
The Polynesian., 1840-08-29
SACRED MUSIC.

M. CALKIN begs leave to inform the
Ladies and Gentlemen of Honolulu, that
the Chapel will be lighted on Friday
Evenings for exercises in Sacred Music.
Those interested in this service, are res
pectfully invited to attend.
~ Aug, Is, 1910 3w.
The Polynesian., 1840-08-29

man rolled into his place in the stage, we
began to cast about for some amusement to
consume the hours that must necessarily
elapse before dinner, and addressing the host
in joking manner, | sail, "what lions have
you here besides these high hills and dark
forests
To be continued
The Polynesian., 1840-08-29
For New York.

j. SpALDiNc, Master,
ew York, on or about
For freight or passage,
I to
sCE s. BREWER.
The Polynesian., 1840-08-29

,~D
We q Dine" En-
Co.
Cotton, Nashua Mills.
Cotton, fremont do.
'rlllIng, DO. do.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09
TRUST SALE.


10y virtue Of . Deed Of Trust, executed By
~ Colin Peter 70 the undsrslgnsd, ~ trustee,
bearing date on the 2ith Of April, 1875, and du-
y recorded, for the benefit Of John J. stull,
Cashisr Of the Farmers' and Mschsnics' Bank Of
0sorgsIovn. add Bnshroa c. washinGton,
shall proceed 70 cell % FSi4sy. As 29ih eT .MaS,
1870. Al chanbert' Tavern in HalIto n, q pub
lie auStion. TO the hishsst bidder, for ready mo-
noy,
Sixty-sir and One-hGIf .4cres Of Land,
(more or less.
being part Of The land now In the Poasesaioaf Of
the said Cola Peter, and lying In two seParals
asd detained parcels, 20 Wit
.About .tOrty-sir and one-haLf I4eres IN
cultivation,
near the Brick Mili and abOae
40 A0ABS or wo00 LAND.
adjoining The Iaeds Of George c! aud Lswls W.
wsshinstoa, and Lsnaal Aoleg's hsiru. TIE
land y naturally fertile, aid In high slAls 81
improvenenL
Such title - 5 vested in re Aish b believed
70 Be indispaiabls) viii BE- @ads ths purchases.
but no other. JOHN n0LgR.
March &c, l9t0-ts. TFuaiss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09
MaRM1Hp.

On Thursday morning the 9esh ulsiuo. BY
The Rev. L. p. Wilson, Mr.. caanLEs n. MAT-
THEWs, Engineer on the Balnmors and Ohio Rail
Road, 80 Mrs ELIEABETH ~. LIEEsss, daughter
OF Mr.. Joha AcCleaTy, Of BeTkeley county.
On TIE same day, and ~ The same place bV the
same, RoEEHT T. PASaETAE, Esq, 70 Miss Ma.
TiLDA 3. heCLEAaY, daughter Of Mr.. John Ne
Cleafy, Of Berkeley county.
On The same day, By he Rev. Mr. HarRTave.
Ar. Joss WALpER 70 Miss MAHsAEET coSsxsYs,
All Il his eeunty.
o. he sane day, By The Rev. c. Martin, Mr.
sEsnT ,: C0rcHHaH 70 Mas sssAH ,MYsHs, ell
On The ash ul,.. By he Rev. J. Light, Me-. ia
cos ~. sEIaEnr 70 Miss MAaiA BEArTT, ell Of
Berkeley county.
oa ike 9ih OH, ia IHagersiowa, Md, Mr.
AHbarw cnanwELL 10 1iss May JAHs LrEE-
wa, az Of Berkeley ooanty.
On ths same day, By ne Rsv. l.. y. Wiisos,
Mr.. Joss HAsvY 70 Mis- EslrssSTs KHAoaa, al
q Berkeley couafy.
On lhe i9ih uliiHo, b. lhe sane, NJ. IsaIaH
CuETis 70 Mis- NsEeF D. sEAatN. ali q BsTis-
ley oouniy.
On fhs 81 ultso, 10 Frederick eounly, Ma.
b. M Rev NJ. -----, sc Rev WAsafnofoa
R0sEE 70 Mi~ caTHAnIpK hEaas.
On Wednesday Ne lsi iasiani, b. ihs neva
Mics Assasssy Es1sH Lsscssrss. hsfh n ~
On ThursdaY nishi iasi. b. ne Rev. ~. J. n.
Mofgaa. NJ. DsUIst Bglgfs. ~ Haspefp-Ysrry,
% Mi- Mfag ~ CtsNHtsF asgghirg ~ Ne
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