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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-23

~ SENA j..
Nj. CLAY, ul Ky, sad take pleasure, in
compliance wlh the request II highly respectable
meeting oil ciliz'ns II The county III Buckingham,
IN Virginia, III presenting ns proceedings. hat Is
among rhe respectable aud one Of the largest
cuuniies the Ancient Dominion. Situated on
the south side Of lanes rver, II Il distinguished Tor
mrelheencr wealth and respe ctabiiily. The Senate
viii rrlbeci that the proceedings OF former meet
ipg IN thai county composed, according 10 the news
pa tts. I'll som, 50 fefs0ns we've presented 10 lllis,
BODY, denouucln- this Exrta Session and rs prom
nenl measures. The m cling MAS held a.er an TX
tcusiye notCe, and an invitation 10 all pafes To AT
tend. In cons, quence, between seventy aud eighty
gentlemen attended. he popular meetings IN Vm-
GINA not usually rs numerous as those nj the
North IN the West.
Upon the assenlb ing and organic ng Of this meet
ua, a committee WIS appointed 10 diaughi resulu-
lions txpresSng its sentiments, aud The maJ iy aHd
tie minority OF the committee boh presented re-
ports. THAI OF the maJoly was adopted by i vote
Of 10 10 A. The meeting expressed IN Their res
luions thrir appreciation oil a National Banl. and
then hope hat will be established DUNG the
pre-, tnl session. Of Congress and lhcIf cony cilon
that the Sub Treasury Is pefuiciUus aud anti re-
publican measure, winch ia hope wIl be repealed
DUNG this session. | am extremely happy. sr,
that tins last wish Of the meeiln4 viii he g,alihed
as iha odlous measure, sIgnally condemned by The
People has been deiinltwely repealed, With ali the
sanctions Itqnued by The Constitution. sincere
IL ho9e l,lIhough Lament 10 say IT is almost ho-
ping against hoIe) dat tie Nauonal Bank "hit Ii
the meeting approves, viii also be established du-
ting 1hls session.
Tire meeting express, in their resolutions, hcir
appreciation Of The other prominent measures OF
tins sessIon--the distribution Of the proceeds Of the
pubic Lands, the bankrupt law, &c. Aud they de-
nountr srvete but just lcrms, corresponding wIIh
the well known honor, pr0bny, aud good idnh OF
Virginia. all attempts III violate the pie ged faith Of
the nanun, by repeating chnrer granted under
all the forms aud with the authority vi the CousI-
lutior.
move that The proceedings Of the meeting be laid
on The table and be printed.
Mr.. WRIGHT presented memorials from five or
SIX importing houses engaged III the business Of
JrwelIy, &c. representing tina. IN creased duly on
Ihote aflclts would lessen the revenue, owins TO
tie facility with which they smLgged. They
say thai per cent. would add more to the revenue
lhan the 20 per cent contemplated Lad on the
tobe and ordered 10 be printed.
TIN solution submitted soine days since by Mr..
IIN%, requesting the President OF the United STATES
TO give uoI.Ce to the Brush Government, under the
convention oi 1e27. lot the petnant occupation OF
Oregon, e.. was taken NJ and, altetsone tr'fiaih
from Nh. LINN aud MI PRESTON, il " as pass.
cd over informally,
| The 5 mate thea proceeded TO The ",aet oi the
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Valuable TOWn Property for
safe

WISH 10 sell NY II use aud Lot, in Liberty.
situated on Nam sittel, aud IN the most T. cdsaHt
aud d's1 tblc part IT the uwn. The House IS luge
"l three rooms ON the iits -, aud htcc above.
Large Buck kuchco, win and all olhet
ncres-a,, Ca Houses. The Lot Is larac aud IN
good tepan. Persons wishing 10 purchase, would
do well 10 call aud examine the properly. Posses
sion gwen Immediately. rerms l,betl.
MARY HOPKINS.
August - TO-
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DAVENPDisT 4 ALLEN,
.3HCfs0HecrS and Commission .NCr-
chants,
Corner Of - ami hIb >IrssTS Rf,b,uouJ

chants.
Corner Of ID ami 10Th streets, Richmond.
n AVE For SALE
200 boxes eunpowdet and imperial Teas.
80 half chests fue and exlt, fine gunpowde, do,
% do. do. sweet Il lyored black do,
- hall pipes oI superior C"gnae Brandy, conit-
sing the best brands. and some - Years old
~ sacks suit she'll Almonds
81 cases canIsters enupowdrr Teas
Is boxes speimacen Candles
II casks bleached Winter Lamp Oh qualify
10 do. do. Spring do. wanan-
10 do. go. summer, do. ted.
40 hbls. Tanners Oh
100 kegs No. White Lad
400 boxes Soap, Ilull's Lees and Fa,'s
10 d.. n. Go,k refined Sugars
80 do. sInee loaf do
1000 bags Shot
500 Kegs kentucky brand sporting Powder, qnali-
~arrtanted
400 kegs kentucky blasting Powder, quality war
1000 casks Iubec ground Plaster
400 ibis. M. ! Ile,rmgs
40 casks coal iu Oll
1000 casks cur \ ais
400 hhds 81 Crox. Porto Rico aud N. o. Sugars
80 b'gs R,ee Ginger
30 do. Pepper
20 hid. Wh>kcy
- urrces London Pouer
Malaga, Sclly, Madeira aud Tcne,iffe Wines
1000 re"ms mapping Paper
10 ceIonns ludlgn
200 bags Rro AMI Java Coffee
lGO bbs. \. I. Rum
50 lids middhng lasoo
30 hhl,. \. O. Molasses
20 l,dnn k. Mus,a Vine
% cases Meduc Cla,ei do
500 t,am> fine cap aud letter PIPER
30 boxes llnl's patent Candles
81 do. Fe,s do. do.
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[ \ pursuance OF decree IT the count of lus-
lungs iof The corporation ui Iyuchbuig, at It's Al.
gust term lsil IA the If Coetnans aIui,nistd-
my rs Golemau's hers lhr undersigned, Commls-
sIoncr, appointed for that purpose, Will proceed, on
Nrdnesd the % day OF August, on the lfem-
SIS TO sell, al public auction, on a credit Of SIX
months, The putch,ser giving bond With approved
sfcurly, mo!ety OF "a feet Of ground lying on W es,
street IN the town Of Lynch5utg, near John +.
Juhuson's tavern.
HENRY DUNNINGTON Com't
Auuust
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FsE.fSTF.S'S. .f.N'D SE'OKYI.S'e-
ES(bE 5.fSK'fs.

Nd OCULAR supplies ii Blasting aud Sporting
L a. Powder, irou thr Far Lawn Mills lpt sale by
u, CA cons gnmen'. The prices are favorable aud
HE qualiy III tv,iy lustatcc warranted.
DAVENPORT < ALLEN,
2cats ior he @IaHuiteturefS, CLy Sfeet, Rchmond.
Augu~' Ii 3
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.SlnL&MLSo
1.-THE LYNCHBuRG NIRGINlAN,"

* puished semi-weekiy ftre'y HoRday aud 1hHrSddyJ
at Fonr Doiiars per payable "draH'e. No sub
,,,,o. piH rteeired for shorter time ha. ~onhS
and mo Dayer H dscoaiRHcd ercpt at he discretion Of
tbe Edtors J nniH all he drrc1rageS are pdid
NJ ADVERTISENEA7S inserted AT DO cents per
ware Tor less for The first insertion, dnd37 cenior ere
" subsequent insertion"
NJ JOB PRINTING executed nedHy and erpedtfto"s-
m and on reasonable TERMS.
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7asl.I EG,NGO : crcs,

made M OF seytfal itacIs formerly owned by ID vld
Ross aud winch conveyed by the same DAVID
Ross executor x hersIo tie Caa"bl lion Works
Co On the iilsl named tact, ANlllKAtllt
coal IS found IN g,cat abundance WITHIN one nIlle
If lie Furnace, and IRON ORE wIlhln the same
,o,,enicnt distance. Tie imWo,cmenls ae yer,
fine In add lion to he Furnace and oshcr ncces
.,,y huIdinos tleIe are a. Tins tract
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ElarOuchcs, Ru.2ic> and Car
csailS,

At his old stand, on Fuul,h Street, neu Poes Tan
yard. Persons want OF such articles will do we'll
10 call ON hun before purchasing. as hr Is drteimin-
10 sell very low ,tlrrs. GEO. COCHRAN.
n. B.-REPAlRlNG zone at The sho,tcst nollee.
G.. L.
The suhsc,i hrr also has good Woihmcu to do
Wagon WORN
Apli 20 GIN
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T. T. ~ II H. 4; = & ~ @ q T.

TNlE fall and winter session OF The subst iIbeI S
4 school will commence Mondd. the so h u,
August.
The subscribers attention being directed since
early life 10 the rci IN view. aud having had con.
siderable experience IN the instruction aud manage
ment OF gfls, she hopcs by means :" un,tmitt'ng al.
ienon on her par, AVID the patronage II her TRENDS,
10 be able 10 establish IA permanent school Tor the
education OF Young females.
The l"eation at her resi- lcnce on the hll, u
situation both retired aud healthy.
TIE usual branches Of education will be taught,
and desired instruction Ill be gv,u III The French
language.
Terms as heretofore: For beginners $40 90
Fur The Sc more d vauced SIP 81
ELIZABETH BENAGlt.
August lc r50A
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NEW rALL COOP : .
E.EEE GODEs,S,
GROUND STEER.

WYE have constantly for sale Ground Plaster,
w from the Lubec Mills, put up stfnng
casks OF 500 lbs each, o. 3}i lbs each These NH,
are situated al The eastern extremity VI the State al
h1ane, anlds, the plaster queries; and heiel"ie,
nont but The rerY best quality is >etc5ed for grind
ing We variant the qualify Of all We Il.
DAVENPORT q ALLEN,
Agents far he ManuJatturerS, Cary ST. Gel, R,chmond
Angus l6. II
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a tract of e1GO Acres,

nm uLi, II the said / RNAt T. aud many other val
uable improvements ate situated; ana another tdci
betu
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FRANKLIN HOTEL.
fINllE FRANKLIN HOTEL, aftel having been
4 sumellme closed IL undergo neal x thorough
reualr Is again open for the accommodation Of the
publ,c. The subscriber no has taken lease upon
A. has been At much pains expense 10 rei aud fur
ui>h IN Hyle becoming SO extensive an establish
nenl Il winch he russ viii make il convenient
aud agreeable all who may thnh proper TO vis II.
PAUL JONES.
nFs he Richmond Wing, National leIIrgeuocr,
and ~ York Express, will publish the above ad-
vcrisemcnt weekly weeks.
Jan % Is
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Mrs. lIenrqles having herself taken charge OF
he boar dug department OF the institution, viii be
prepared Ia receive and cou,modate n the S. nj
nary. rs boafdrls and pupils, any number Of Young
ladies' hat may be trusted 10 her eae ptdgne
hrt>r, 10 watch over then health. morals, manner
aud ms cIlon wuh The zeal aud deviation OF one
VIA" JOINS 10 many years oi experience and praCtce
deep feel ug u The solemn responsibilities ol heI
station.
REFERENCES.
Rjclmond, Rev. Blshop Moore, Rev. DR.. Em.
pc; ihan II Richardson, Esq; Jrfw. M"ron
Esq; Tnnln,s +. Giles Esq; Gu,lavns Myers + q 3;
D,. Iandou CabeIl : John Williams t,q, john
EudcrS Esq. Mss Tue NJ, kenzle.
PowLatda,-DL William Crunp.
BachH eham,-Co 1ancey.
FncdHtc,-ienry Bower Ed.
Graysoa,-- Mrs. l.. Floyd.
Mont eomety.-R. Gadner Esq.
e. The country Wing and Ehqnlier Of Rich
mond w'tI copy Tor month.
August II 2n
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VEN. GR0cEHY. NYOEE.

nNlIE SUBSCRIBERS, having lakrn the house
L ,ccenlv occupied Nv Mr.. Andrew knnl,i
Immedlatey opposite thar Jcwehy Store of Mess,s
Williams X Victor lake pleasure IN Informing
thcir friends hl they now IN receipt OF the La.
ecst p ~ OF their assortment, at the present Low
PRICES, md comprising every article usual,
kept IN their ltor; together with nanv
staple Dry GOOdS,
all Of which the, ARE determined 10 sci! al tho
LOWEST PRICES FOR CAStE.
OR IN BARTER FOR ALI MINDS of
& q L y II \ Il Il q y L c T.
They rrspettull, solicit cali from Then tuendt
aud arqaan,ances IN ln"n aud the SURROUNDING
counties. ROBERT X. WALTO>,
ETilELBERT X. ARNOLD.
Aug. Il Is
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for SNyP.
vlrtue of several DEGREES IN ChanCcrv, shall,
> on Monday the 9Th dHy OF Sepleml er ncxl
sell, al auction, at Monlgor., ~ court house.
Ctcdt Of SIX. Twelve aud cIG ilccn months CERTAIN
TRACT Or PARCEL OF LAND,
Montgomery, ddjolnleg the Lands ol john Cur
riut aud others and containing abont 1850 acres,
aud known as ohm Hooks Brush C'ccL Lands
This Land hes ell aud Is most al nlrahly adapted
~ the gfowrh OF gtass, and ~ susceptible OF beng
made most valuable stock farm.
The purchaser vii be required 10 give bond with
good personal ,rcuIily.
Ihe lille Is brheved to be good, but selling as
Commissioner, | shall convey with special warranty
unlN. Ell PIIEEGAR, Com'r.
Jul, % t6S
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= I'll III L o. d Il T. - y.
FIRST SESSION.
Correspondence 81 the baltimore American.

WAsuINeroN, August II,
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day. beng the bill Ia distribute the proceeds OF
The public lands among the States.
Mr CLAY, oil Alabama moved an u nendnen' u"
The bill Which provided that ihetc should be-, ~
he tine OF such distribution, IN the Treasury, u
surplus equal 10 the amount Of said ucit proceeds
'lter mse'lnc aud sa,siy'ng all demand. against ne
United States for current expenses aud nrpfop,'a-
uons. and the necessary provision for the payment
OF portion OF the public debt which may Tall hnr
On Tins amendment u debate ensured. IN which
Ncssts. SMITH. uf Iodiana. BENTON, and
CLAY, Of Alabama, participated.
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EWisSE0NrIs'S SALE.

A ugnsl i
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MORTGAGE SALE.

EhFFAUIT having been made in the payment Of
ES The principal and interest moneys secured 10 be
aid by an lndenIure OF Mortgage, bearing date the 10Th
Jay OF March, A. D. lSin executed by Eliphalei lud
gton, IN he county of Lake and sta'e OF Illinois, 10
George W. Britain, OF the county of Rock and territory
OF iSconsn and recorded in the office of the Register
VI leeds OF Racine county, June 5th A. ID. $780, at
. clock, T. ii. IN record book of mortgages A pages
IN! 4oJ, and Isl, which mortgage Was duly assigned
oy Ueorge w Britain TO Nelson Iandoa by On en-
uorSement thereon. dated the 18th day of March, A
u. Is H. and ed at the time and place with
the mortgage, upon which SAID mortgage there is now
claimed 10 he due the OF Two hundred and ltv-
three 500 dollars and interest from March 10Th
1910, al and after the rate Of per per annum there
fore
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Thatby vir ne of
power Of sale IN saId mortgage aimed and pur-
suance OF the statute in such made and provided
the premises described in said mortgage. 10 wit: IAN
of that piece psrceI OF land lying and feing the
county Racine and terrific of Wisconsin ana known
and described the east half Of the north quar-
tsr of section No thirty 1907, township one north of
northeast quarter oi section 31), township, No one; ,
of range twenty three 23l east containing hundred
and sixty OF land per Receivers duplicates Nos
1870 and ~ much theeofas will discharge said
principal and interest Will he sold at public auction Ia
the highest bidder Monday lie l4h day OF June
ncXt AT the " sconsin House, in the village of South
port and county of Racine, AT 10 o'clock, :. ".
Dated, Southport, w. T.. March 18th. 1G4l
NELSON LANDON, Assignee
TowsLEE, STEELE & BULLEN, Atty's. 4rl~t nil
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-04-13
OBITUARY..

LiAD-At his residence in Mount Pleasant, RAJ
cine county, W. IT, of billions ch9c, or structure of
The bowels. on Friday, the 18th Of February, ISAAC
u AORTHWAY, Esq. aged So years and months.
For more than twenty years the deco ased has been
member OF The church Of Christ, and partook much
81 Tie spirli OF his divine For this son, he
was deeply enlisted III the moral NOV emens Of The
Day HIS Whole soul was engaged for the emanci-
patton Of his down-trodden anu outraged colored
brethren. NJ Ole erhaps, more sincerely felt, than
he did, as though he was bound with lhern
nc einperancc cause found IN h!ia, also a warm
ana decided advocate.
As Ia Christian Union be was ole OF the FIRST to
enroll BIS name among lis friends Ia this cause he
was warmly enlisted Often have our hearts been
touched with The eryor of his prayers for the CON
summation of this heav 'n-directed wok-that the
reHtand maHged body of Christ mi hit be restored TO
us "onted UNITY, aid that Earring sectarans might
cease their Strife and by the use OF eternal love
enlist Their energies for the worlds redamption His
d. s!fo was great for increase Of holiness in the
chafrh and Tor few years past, he has set noble
example TO that end.
As peace maker, may say of h m, that the
last act OF his life was TO mike peace among his fell
low men.
The last four years of his life were srent in Wis
cons,n While here, he Steamed tho tide of specu-
Iaiion and while many strong men fell by his side
he sustained reputable Christian character aadt3r
The last year has been exceedingly comsecrated the
servt ice Of his master, exerting benign influence on
all around him, and especially upon the youth OF his
own ncghborhood. During his sickness of nine days
he manifested the greatest Omrosure Of soul regard
ing death but a release from The Ills of human life,
that his redeemed spirit might go forth to Join the
general assembly and church of The first born whose
names are written In hcaven; and 10 God The il dgc
OF all, and 10 The spirits of inst men made perfect
and 10 Jesus, the Mediator OF tho New Covenant.
He died ia peace, withouta struggle Or a groln, 50
that y e can truly say Blessed the dead that die
IA lie Lord, &c. The deceased has left large cir
Gle OF friends 70 mourn his loss &. G. c.
Union Herald, Cazenovia, Madison co n.
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balances, viii dc vigorously eXacted. In
his onjnion it is time to return, in this res
ra , 10 tho early practice Of the Govern
u ,,,,nt. and to hold any degree of deIinquen-
90 on the part Of those entrusted with the
01blic money just cause Of immediate re-
,noval. lie deems the severe observance
IF this rule &c be essential TO the public
service, as every dolur lost ia the Trea-
surv bv unfailhiuIness IN office creates a
necessity for a new charge upon the Peo-
nIe. have the honor to bc, sir,
vonr obcdient serv't.
DANIEL WEBSTER.
TSimilar letters have been addressed to
other heads Of Departments.
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Ell AVE entered into a co-partnership in
~ - The above business, and would re-
specially inform the Inhabitants Of South
port and its vicinity, that they have taken
a Shop over Mitchell d Bulen's wagon
shop, on Pearl street, where they intend to
carry it on in all its various branches !:
such as House, Sign, Chair, limitation, and
Ornam entail painting; Gliding, Bronzing,
Glazing, and Paper Hanging.
All orders recciAed, will be executed
with neatness and dispatch. at Chicago
prizes, or, as low as at any shop in the
Territory.
N. b. Grain, Flour, and Pork, taken in
payment for work done in the country.
Southport, April ID. 1911. Gmn44
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REyHE President, and Trustees of the
Il village Of Southport, hereby give
notice to the legal voters OF the said village,
that an election for one Trustee, for the
South Ward OF said village, and two AS
SCISSORS, one from each Ward, will be held
at the house kept by Russell Wheeler, in
said village, on Saturday the lst day Of
May, \. d. and that the Polls will be
opened between the hours Of and 10 o.
clock 4. NJ, on that day.
MICHAEL FRANK, PREs'T
ATTEST, II. Is. TowsLEE, Recorder.
Southport, April 10Th. lS4I.
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Southport Post Office.

THE Post Office in this village, has
been removed 10 the Otis Building, corner
OF Main and Market streets, where the du
ties Of the Office will be discharged by the
undersigned.
JARED LAKE, u. VI
Southport, April 18th, lS4l. n44tf
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q Office is hereby given TO the Pub
1 u llc,that tive ceriain notes of forty two
dollars each, were fraudently obtained of
me, by Condo r. Alton, of Racine county,
W. /. Both of said notes bear date, March
llth, lS40. Also, three notes of fifty dol
lars each, by Carlos F. Turner, of the
aforesaid place: each bearing date, Nov
4th, 1889. All persons are hereby eau
toned against buying said notes, because
| shall not pay any Of them till compelled
by law. FRED b. HOUSEMAN.
Racine, April 18Th. l84I. n443t
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RACINE DISTRICT COURT.
vs., PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

SUSAN LATHRoP.
(Tows.ee & Bullen. Sol'rs.}
April 18th. lSil 1 he time of hearing this petition
VIII be the first Monday Of July next, at the Court
House IN Racine and Is ordered by the Judge of The
81 JUDICIAL District at Climbers that notice of this
tiilon and the time of hearing the same shall be ri
ven the defendant by adj ertsemen OF this order
the Southport Telegraph, paper published in Racine
county tor SIN successive weeks previous TO the day of
h arng Ii Is further ordered that dispositions may
be taken on the part of the mplainant commits
SION with inerrogatories annexed be issued by the
Clerk OF Racine district Court upon the 22d day May
next, TO Joseph Nelson, Esq of Oswego \. y, who
IS hereby named commissioner for that purpose TO take
the deposition Of witnesses therein 10 be namel and in
which commission the defendant viii be permitted 10
JON and also That dispositions may he taken the
part OF the complainant n commission with mterro
gatores annexed, by John Jfilson Esq who here
by named commissioner for that purpose at South
port, on Saturday the third day OF July next 10
is to BE- given.
3f6ln44 Attest II. cox, Jr Clerk
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NJ o Y 70 r.

q LII Accounts due the Subscribers,
IA must be paid, or satisfactorily settled
by the LIST of May; or they will be left in
the hands of proper officer for collection.
MARSHALL s. PHELPS.
APP i 18th, 1871. n44tf
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Isl OF LETTER remaining IN
Il Ahe Post OFce, al Southport, March
81, 1871. Atkinson Mr. 3. Brown
Sarah Mrs. Bennett Moses O., Barnes Levi.
Bennett Louis, Benham Asahel, Brown Pau
lima, Barnum Russell, Baker Elisha, Bur
CESS Lathrop, Bloom John S. Baldwin l..
C-CogswcIl John, ., Clark A. Mp, Cross
VIM, Collar Jared. Dickerson, A.C.
?. DibbIe f., Dous James. E-Ellis Thos.
W., Essnond John. Perry Asher B.
Fox Samuel. G-Grecn John H., Guios
VIM. Capt, Gardner y. H-Hunt Bar
leigh, Houghton Horace, lIugunjn Jas r.
Higgins L A, Hugunin Henry. Judd
son philander K-keary Cath'n, Kcl-
Iogg Thaddeus G, Kellogg Mrs II, Kellogg
-M NJ. L-Lull }, Lull II, Lynch
Imogn. Lynch Oliver. M-Mygatt L G ,,
Mygatt Wallace 2, Marsh Samuel, Mars
ton Rufus. P-Pitzer B2njamin 3, Patten
Betscy D. Pierce EB. R-Robinson VIM
Garrett, Rui Levi. Russell Darius 3 ,,
Reasc Peter, Robinson VIM. S-Stanon
Benjamin, Stevens Fri ,Sabins Bet>ey Ann.
Sheldon Chs, Seymour c L 3, Shannon
Morris ,, Sturtevant Geo II, Simons Ira ,,
Smith Sias II Slate J G Spencer Ambrose,
Spencer Ambrose & II, Saycr iIameth T..
,-Thonas Ct w. Wan Horn John
J. U-,Upson Looman. Whilecomb
Levi, Wecde Sarah, Whitehead Alfred,
Wells Hornson, Woodbridge Elias, Wait
Ira If. 3t 43 n89
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" 4 RNIN G. TO SINN RS.
The individual who commenced reform
ing the error Of his ways by stealing the
Subscribers Harness, viii keep himself
clear Of the law by returning the same.
J. II. SHERWOOD
March 80, 1911 n43