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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-07
CAPT. TYLER AND HIS VETO.

The Baltimore Patriot, in hosting the banner Of
Harry Of the West, for the mex, Presidency, thus
notices the speech Of Mr., Clay, near Lexington
and tho veto Of the President
Mir. CLAY's SPEEcu 1t is refreshing IN Turn
ftonl tho veto message of Mr.. Tyler to the besni-
fnl and patriotic address of Mr.. Clay delivered AT
the rscrni celebration IN Lexington. We might
regret that il should have SO happened that both
rs,chcd II, on the same day 10 be published in
the same paper--where the Veto stan Is along side
Of The address
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-07

hut tho contrast aForded by their Simultaneous pub
,tiop IA 80 sull ing and cheering to every true
hover af his country and the manly and patriotic
ssonment, Of the great Western Statesman are
seen so much note favorsbly when compared With
,he miserable distinctions Of the VirginiRu, that
our leaders will net be sorry that they appear 10
Eo'hcr.
no 7resen, state of affairs requires tina, decisive
action should be taken by every member Of The
Whiz rarty. We ate prepared to act ourselves
We therefore. with pride and pleasure, place 10
d,y at The head Of our editorial column, the name
ST HEsRY CRAY for ths next Presidency with
him, Il We fall VIC fall with honot--it we triumph
So wee trust in II syen we shall, we are sure not to
70 betrayel and the event will be hailed with JOY
and ejaculation by the friends Of freedom through
o3t'the civilized world.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-07
MR. TYLER AND A SECOND TERM.

A meeting WAS lately held in Pennss lSania, oil
the friends Of Gen. Scott, calling State Conven-
lion at harrisburg, at which the following .gpif-
can, mark of respect was paid to Mr.. Tyle,'s con
science.
"The rresen, executive having committed him
sof to the principle of single term, and being IN
yLExlBLY TENACIOUS of his PERSONAL coSsIsTES-
cY, cannot be expected to yield to ANY PkRsUA-
Stos 10 became candidate for reelection"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-07

NAvAL.-The Norfolk Beacon OF the
2lst ult., says that the U. s. steamer
Union, Lieut. Com. Hunter, lett that place
on Sunday evening for Washington IN
tow of the steamer Poinsett. Tier ma.
chnery will be taken in ct Washington,
and she will be equipped IN about three
months.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-07

~ NR Van BUREN was exhibiting himself to
the Illinois folks a, tho latest advices 1t is said be
very afablv consented enact the hero at Spring
f,4 I'D in the genuine sucker" costume. The peo-
pie of St. LOU, were also making preparations to
give him a hospitable reception.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-07

LIEUT.. WLKEs,--ln the House . day
or two ago, Mr.. Mcclellan, in the course
of his remarks on the Navy Bill, alluded
to the cold reception given to Lieut.
Wilkes, on his return from the Exploring
Expedition. lie reminded us, that we
pay far more respect to an English Lord,
who immortaize the country by their
scientific achievements. He proposes
that Mr.. Wilkes shall be promoted by
public act Of Congress. The effect Of
such an act would work wonders, for the
cause of science, by the honorable emula-
ton it would inspire in the breasts Of
thousands who are disprted for the want
OF encouragement"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-07

DEcisloS IN BaNKRUPTcY Judge Story de-
cided last Saturday that the assignee of an apPli
cant under the Bankrupt Law was not bound io
take COW. or a Of silver spoons, belonging to
the applicant. He might or he might not exempt
them, acepgding to the circumstances OF the case
Ie'was tosexercse a reasonable discretion, and he
might permit the bankrupt to retain them II he
thought they were necessaiies. Judge s., IN the
same case, decided against the right OF a bank
rup, to retain clock and Il silver watch
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-07
THE FOURTH OF JULY.

On Monday la.r. sccording to-Preyous arrange
ments, our citizens celebrated the anniversary 2
be nations birth, by procession, oration, dinner
Sc. The day vas very haer with ciesf efgS'
sup, and delightful atmosphere 10 The early paf' q
il, and the whole pssssd of the satisfaction ana
qualification Of I'll who participated in it' 'es1iyi-
ties.
Al about / / o'clock, the procession Of ci'@eos
"a. formed n front OF The Globe tavern, under the
direction Of f. P. Hunter, chief marshall assisted
by Col. J. b. A. Nadenbousch and MAJ WIN. a
sommeryilIe, and from thence moved TO the Pres
byte,isp Church. when after as impressive prayer
by the Rev. Mr.. SPRgcHER, the Declaration Of In.
dependence was read by Maj. l.. u. Willis, pre-
faced by few appropriate remarks. After which
an Grafton was delivered By J L STEWART. La L,
which was listened TO with an attention which be-
tokened universal satisfaction the part Of those
who had the pleasure 10 be present.
At the conclusion Of the services 10 he Church,
the procession was again formed, and marched to
the Barbecue Ground, where an excellent and sub
,taalal dinner was served up. Very after ar
irving a, the ground, the attack upon the dinHer
commenced, and the unmusieal jargcn Of knives,
forks &c gave proof that all were resolved upon
doing justice 10 the yands before hem, which they
did in most cnpita manner.
The celebration, taken all mall, was most graf
flying one we doubt not, all present. The great
est bilarty aud good fepling prevailed throughout
the entire day, aud the smallest accident occur
red to interrupt the festivities ofthe occasion We
cannot conclude this notice Of the celebration with
out rendering our thanks, and we sure all no
were present oa Monday viii join US. to the Com
mtlee Of Arrangements for the prasewofthy man
ner in which every thing which came under their
supervision, was managed. The provisions were
palutable TO ell, and the wines and liquors we're
most refreshinsly and temPerateiy compounded.
We subjoin the Regular and Volunteer Ioasts,
all of which were drunk with greet gee and en-
thusiasIn.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-07

Rr5- An examination Of Midshipmen was lately
held 3, phila lelphe, by board of Officers Thir-
ts-sevcn young men we're advanced to the grade Of
ra..ed Niidehipmen
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-07

MANUFACTURES IN PErERsbuRe, Va
There are six incorporated Cotton man
ufacturng Companies 10 Petersburg, with
an aggregate capital Of $1,000. 600
Tbey contain IS, 100 spindles, 7s94 looms
are conable Of making 20,950 yards OF
cotton cloth per day and employ i44o
white operatives.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-07

A NATIONAL CONVENTION. We re-
loce a; the belief, that the unanimity OF
The Wing party, as TO their candidate for
the Presidency, is so perfect, that con
vention will not Dc requisite. With one
voice, the Wings proclaim Henry Clay
the man Of their choice. They do not
desire to trust him in the hands Of the pol
iticians. He may be cheated ,herc-but
in the hands of the people, he will be
safe. - Rich. Wing
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-07

SAT- SoAP.-1'he Madisonlan Of Sat,
urdly, concludes an article with the fIl-
lowing remarkably complimentary para
graph:
The people 60 for measures, not men.
Ii Pr sident Tyler's measures suit the
country, the country WILL stand by him in
preference to either Mr.. Clay or Mr.. Van
Buren,. Ifhis measure are democratic,
the Democrats will be just as willing 10
have him President as any other man: they
care less for men than measures. IL the
moderate Wings can find no fault with
him, they viii not run the risk of defeat
by supporting Mr. Clay, or any other
Bank man. The Bank has no jealous
advocates now. !"
Ii appears TO US that We see the Demo
crats-our brother Of the Penusy Ivanian,
Mr.. Buchanan, CT. Benton, and Mr.. Cal
houn going up hand in hand, like the
children in the woods, to hare Mr Tyler
President Of the United States, 10 conse.
qucnce Of his measures. And then the
moderate Wings, they too, will hare Mr..
Tyler for Pr, s'deDi, coaxing him, no
doubt, TO serve the nation by accepting a
second term. b b the Democrats and
moderate W bigS willing to haze Joan Ty-
Ter President OF the United States -
And the brarS said uniA ihn bram''le,
come, then, reign ovcrus. y. s, ''a>,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-07

PINNING TO THE Wall. What has
the old gentleman Of the Richmond En-.
quirer to say to the following statement OF
the Lynchburg Virgnlanl
1--WE perceive that the Enquirer cop.
les and an article from another paper,
censuring, in no measured terms, those
Wing Senators who voted against the
bill refunding the fine of $1,000 to Gen.
Jackson, while il contained implied, if not
an express censuro OF the Judge by whom
it was inflicted. And yet, incredible as
it may appear, the Enquirer was one OF
the bitterest assailants of Gen. Jackson S
conduct on that occasion, and one OF the
wormest defenders ofJuGge Hall -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-07

The numerous aud lagfaat ass uAls
which the LocofoeoS have made of hate
years upon the laws, would seem 10 dc
note a settled determination 10 bring ho-
publican institutions into dispute, and al.
timqtely to subvert them. the removal
of the dapositrs from the custody Of the
law was the beginning of this system Of
violence against law. 1t was persisted in
the memorable New Jersey case, when
the rights of sovereign Statewere set at
neught, Ia subserve the ends Of faction
The 40 ReYoluiionisis" in Maryland lur-
nshed another instance. which is now be-
ing enacted by the Dorrites in Rhode
Island, and by the plunderers of -four
stores in New York, in respect to the mu.
nicipal election IN that city. Mississippi,
acting out IA kindred principle, has repu-
dated her solemn obligations betraying
the want ofthe loves, degree Of honesty,
which is respected even among thieves.
We are far from supposing that these acts
and others like them have received, or
ever can receive the full appreciation of a
large portion Of the Locoloco party. But
they were urged with grea, zeal by the
other, and the leading portion, and toer'
ated by the other, aud the responsibility
OF them therefore rests upon the whole,
Rich. " ing.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-07

From communication from the ate Depart-
men, it appears that the weight of the census doe
uments TO be distributed TO the States and tersto-
res win be SERENITY eight tons. The cost of trans
portstion is estimated at $4,000
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-07

The TtMEs IN PHLspELPHiA There are up.
wards Of 1000 stores, dwelling houses, and other
buildings TO let in the city Of Philadelphia,
ing 10 an estimate ia the North Anericaa.-
Allowing the average rent uf the above buildings
10 be 500 each per annun, the loss to the owners
would be $500, 900 This great stagnaton in bust.
ness and decline in rents, it is said has fallen heay
ily on those who have made investments in real
estate - Boston Times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-07
Al n meeting of the Whigs of Bntle

At a meeting of the Wings of Butler
county, Pennsylvania, OF which John Gil
mcr, Esq, was Chairman, resolutions
were passed, requesting Gen. Scott to re.
Iinqulsh his claims as candidate for the
Presidency in favor Of Mr.. Clay, and re-
commenting a union Of the whole Wing
strength, which they believed would be
effected by the nomination of Mr.. Clay for
the Presidency, and Gen. Scot, Tor the
Vice Presidency.-PMl. Inquirer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-07

LEwIssvKG CoSyEsTioE. The spirit cf the
west is up in the suhiec' Of repre- aenta
,inn The people are moving Win cool delibera-
lion and great real Toe proceedings Of meet ug 5
soooipting delegates to tbs Le~isburg Convent on
IN Brax,on, Nicholas. Fsyetts, KAnawha and Ma
SON have already been published in this paper
we learn that Wayne Monroe Montgomery and
Roanoke have also appointed their delegates
Greenbrier appoints hers neSt Monday Gles.
Mercer, Allegheny, Bath, Pocahon,a' and Herr-
son are moving Logan was expected 70 appoint
as6 delegates Monday last we nave oeen q
rple 3isar, oit,e4 70 not beerng Of come mc~es
-7ont IN Isckson ard Cabell We shall hear tr''
rio Nor,h ~e., in few days. kasarha ReT'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-07

CRaPs IN SourH CARoLtNA. The Georgia Is
C.) Observer says; The Rice and Corn crops in
The neiehbofhnod look remarkably ~ell--though
the corn is quite itregnlar IN size, owing 70 The
drought in April. we have lad ram day f,r The
last tan days, aud from the quantity Of the water
on the EARTH may expect our bilious ieve's ear
Iy in July. Peaches, apples, pears aud iiss are
already in market
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-07

J. H. Caldwell, Of New Orleans, has issued pro
posas FOR erecting builling the site OF the 81
Charles Theatre, 20 be styled Opera House -
Fho { e NJ, $50 900, for this purpose, are TO be
raised upon stock ut 800 per share.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-07

TH@ VEIo.--rh Madlsonian had the follow
lag the morning before the Veto. Coming from
'l.e ofioia' Journal, the n. Y Commercial says il
IS altogether not TO be commended
"RuMos 1t il rumored about the Capitol the
ftho President yetoss the twelve line BILL Con.
gress will adjourn suddenly, and make no farther
auemrt ats revision Of the tariff, OF revenue
bill let them do Vt fthey dare
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-07

TAX CP0S BEoKKRs.-The law passed at Tue
las, session Of the Legislature imposing tax Or
Incense Of $4,000 upon Brokers, gae" into fhret
this dsy We learn thar Ell the Bfokefs IA ne,
city have determined to sbaHdon The busine s. uni
the conslitstionality Of The law can be tested Pc
fore the proper tribunal, and that means W ~ De
taken 10 hing The matter into cona speedily Is
,ossible. 10 the meantime, however, the commit
pi,y will suffer great Inconvenience, from The Tact
that the circulation Of the city is made uP 30
very great extent of foreign Bank Notes which m
der the circumstances, Il viii be exceedingly dttfi
cult If NOT Impossible 10 convert into available
funds - BAH. Amer. July IT,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-07

The TARIFF. The National Intell-
gencer of Saturday has the following par.
agraph on this vitality important question :
1t gives US pleasure TO state, for the in
formation Of our renders, that every indi.
cation assures US that the majorities in
both Houses of Congress are determined
to pcrsevere. in the face of every obstacle,
in the discharge Of their duty, and to
pass, before this session is brought to a
close, Tariff of Duties and imposts such
as shall be calculated to meet the wants
Of the Governmen, and the wishes Of the
People. The vote in the House of Rep.
resentatyes yesterday, upon the question
of receiving a proposition TO fix upon a
day for adjournment, shows that a major
ity Of that body will not at present con.
sent 10 entertain any proposition To that
effect, or even allow IT to be made the
subject Of consideration. When we re-
feet upon the advance Of the season, the
oppressive hen, which now prevails, and
the great anxiety of the members, after
so long an absence, to be at home and a
bout their private affairs, this determine
ton argues consistency and frmness Of
purpose which can hardly be too much
applauded.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-07
LrrrER 100 MR. eorTs.

The io!awsng Letter from the Hos. JoHS NJ
Porrs 10 The wings o. Nsa YORK, written in
t.pl, 10 no invitation 10 attend the great Whis
Meeting N a.at cry fortnight past 81 which Mr.
Car was nominated fgr the Presidency, viii b.
read with interest:
Frors ne Richmond Mig, 3oEh.
House, ~ 7IPREsEsrArIyEs
June 10th, l842. !
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-07

Ono AND HENRY CLAY.-A great
Convention Of the Wings Of Ohio was
held at Lebanon on the 10th, numbers
present being estimated from 10 5000.
The delegations of the different towns
came as of old, with their bands Of music,
their flags and banners thrown to the
breeze, and numerous rs they were, they
all found comfortable quarters, latch
strings in abundance bring outside thc
doors.
Gov. Corwin made great speech, and
was followed by many others, one OF
whom, Mr.. Schenck, Of Dayton, 10 con.
GLIDING his speech said he was entrusted
by the Wings Of Montgomery county TO
propose that HENRY CLAY be nominated
for the Presidency and he called upon
the Wings of Hamilton, Butler, Warren,
Clinton, Miami, Green, Clarke, and other
counties represented, to respond their
hearty Amen, which was done with u,
nted voice.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-07

THE RANDOLPH WILL CAsE.-The Pc
torsburg Statesman says: "The Ran
doph viii Case was on Friday continued
iii the next term oil the Circuit Court here
in November. The counsel in attendance
were, for the compIainants, Messrs. Dan
ieI, Brooke and Chapman Johnson, OF
Richmond, and MIR. Souhall of Williams
burg. On the other side, Messrs. John
F. Nav and SamI. Taylor The con-
tnuance was granted on account Of the
absence of General Walter Jones, the
leading counsel of the defendants.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-07

INTEREST ON TUE Public DEBT. w g
are requested to stale that the interest
payable on the LIST of July, on Treasury
Notes under the last section Of the act OF
Congress Of the 10Th of April last, will be
paid by the Merchants Bank OF Boston,
and the Bank Of America al New York.
Arrangements viii also be made for the
payment of the interest in the city OF
Washington. Those arrangements are
not vet completed bur.will be made pre-.
vious to the LIST proxlmo, and due notice
gwen Of the place Of payment ~ Mad'-
S0r'Gn,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-07

A aaizsIeal geaius in New YORK, % Wednesday,
engaged veg 10 personify Governor DoFr, and
disguised with military esp and sword, he took his
position 1T one Of The hotels Of that city whefe he
caunterfeited very successfully the counterfeit fv-
ern5r. The city was well hoased for the day, with
the conviction that his Excellency was present
The inventor Of The quiz, whose name vss Caleb
Weeks oficisted several hours IN presenting Sis-
TORS. His presentations were q=ite unique al
low me" said cslsb 10 one. TO present you 70
Governor Dorf a man who has fought, bied and
died 10 the cause Of universal freedom" Permit
me- said be 10 another, 80 introduce you 70 mo
distinguished son Of Rhode Island aud Providence
Plantations +" The bowling and sefspins weIe' to
those ia the Joke, painfully ludicrous- hich Com
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-07

TgmPERANCE.-Th Buffalo CONNER
cial Advertiser states that the quantity Of
whiskoy received at that port last week,
was less than in any week during 1910
Al, or any similar period for several
years. The receipts of the present sea.
son fall short of those to the correspond
ng date of last year, one thousand casks,
on about sixteen per cent.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-07
REGULAR ToASTs.

|. Tug DAY we cELEBKATE: We hail the re-
turn of its Goth anniversary. As the glorious ath
of July. 1875 recedes into the distant past Time
consecrates its recollections.
2 GtoRoE WAsHfSGroE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17
CLASSICAL. sss'Fsssssg..

At CH1RLOTTE COURT house. II.
IVHE subscriber will open Classical School al Char-
Il lot,e Court house the lst Of February next FIR thu
reception of Pupils The scholastic year win be divided
into two Sessiosthe Is ending the seth Of June ne Nt
after which there will ht vacation of one month, and
the second commencing the s ofJuly, terminating The
24th of December.
The of studies will embrace all the branches
necessary for taking the degree Of Master If Arts in the
University Of Virginia. and the method of uupar NJ IN
sucon will be similar to that adopted ia that institution
All the branches f Mathematics will receive especial al
tcniion in the Sseho5l.
In order to make the study Of Chemistry mor, interest
ing to the student. most Of the experiments Will be oN
hibited before the Class
The subscriber has prepared himself al st entirely at
the University Of virginia, in which institution he has
taken the degree Of Master oi Arts.
TERMS Or TUITION.
Forty Dollars per annam, hall in advance. F5r tie
Modern Languages. French and Spansh there Will b.
an additional fee OF s per Session.
REFERENCES-Facal}y tho University Of yr-
GINA Wood Bouldn. Charlotte c. H., Va.
Board can be obtained in the Village.
{. H. BARkNDALE, 4 NJ.
Charlotte c. H.. Va. Jan Is III
T1NEE undersigned have ass GATED themselves II 4l
sness, in this place. undar the firm Of DlNBt.II.
STAiNBACk & co. They vii cauHnc themselves 10
sales OF produce, ON commission.
]. w DIBREII.
THOMAS MEL RE.
+. c. STAINBAt *.
Richmond, Jan Is st
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17
THOMAS D. OEtN,
O.H.YE<SxV.v .gEK tf..E.1'T,,



I'D Ell rms his sincere lhanksto these who have
Y heretofore 80 literally patronzed him lie trusts,
by constant and Increased energy, 10 merit continuance
OF their tavo, well gam the confidence aud sup.
port oimany Others who have not heretofore committed
their PRODl CT 10 his care.
In view OF the present low price of Tobacco and the
prospect fits continuance throug the approaching spring
and summer, he has concluded lower his rates tor the
sale Of that article. lie will hereafter, charge only
FIFTY CENTS per hid. tr selling, collecting and
paying the proceeds to the planter charge mode
rate (when his knowledge Of the staple aud the buyers
c3nsltered) ought certainly 10 induce every one To
give him TRIAL, at least.
Soliciting the patronage Of the TOBACCO PLAN
TIERS. and all others who have Produce 10 dispose OF
IN tbs market, he bees leave refer the following
gentlemen who have kindly offered Inn their and:
LENCHBURG.
Rer Joha, Ear'y. John " " artrick,
.Hbmt .NcDmic, James l.. CLuutor,
Nichols g. Bell Nc Corhlc a. Nc DANIEL
lhmcoch & adams, .hgts'me Lett'cieh.
$. H. Dars. John VI Oie,t.
FR.L\KLLN
Booth & IingcSon, Booth s Doris.
Street 3, Holin,d, " " 1aliate,ro
HENRY
General billiard, ,Iohn Tyler Hairston.
Jesse u ooton,
PITTSILT,ANHa
Jesse {. Garter. CAPT Samuel Berger
UhitmeA 2. limaaN I'm. L. Pmu'iA, esq.
HiLIF.iN
Ebsta Bnhsdde. jr., Got Pnd T'Wlor,
James s Easily, White Il hetle.
BEDFORD.
Hon Um. l.. Gogght. Robert Can,pbeR oq,
Pleasant Preston Campbell y Bm1eeH,
Bel & Lo,ny,
D,ANJlLLE
Robert u. " iNiidms,esq George y. johnson, esq
OFFICE at Nichols 4 Bells Store
Dec. 70 Is