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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10

The following remark, made by the
Hon. w. G.. Preston, in late address
before the Graham Society at Lexington,
aud which is reported IRON memory by
the editor Of the Gazette. deserves 10 be
printed IN letters of gold for the bene6, OF
all Young Men:
The result OF my observation is, that
NOT to the wealthy, not 20 the talented,
not to the ell.favored with friends and
INSTRUCTORS. but Ia the Industrious, TO the
p-rsevetlneiy industrious, is the high boon
of intellectual atianments awarded
Yea, gentlemen, had my life to live over
again, | would at the outset build ten.
pie to Industry, and worship in it from
morning NIL evening""
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10

Dr. BREWSTER, an American gentle.
man who has gained grea, oelebriety in
ST. Petersburg, by his talents and skill as
dentist, has been created a knight Of
the order OF 81. Stanislaus, and has also
been made Drntistc houorare de la Gov;
linpe,iale de Russia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10

Hon. Samuel e, Crafts has been elect
I'd, by thu Vermont Legislature, TO be
Senator ofihe United States (in which ca
paciiy he has already served by Execu'
I've appon,menD for the remainder OF
the term oil Judge Prentiss, resigned.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10

A young gentleman at a temperance
meeting, on being asked to sign The pledge,
excused himself BY saying, F." | an not
quite ready" Al the close Of the meet
ng, he proposed TO one OF the young la
dies present to sse her home. &" am not
quite ready" was the laconc reply.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10
GUBERNa1oRIAL ELECTION.

According to a table published in the
Ohio Statesman, most Of which is claimed
10 be based upon official data, the
whole number Of votes pollrd at the late
Election, for Governor Of Ohio, was
2i7 ,s55. OF which number there were
cast tor
Wilson Shannon 1913 O04
Thomas Corwln ll9.56l
Leicester King 1898
According to this showing, (Which is
sufficiently accurate for all practical pur-
poses Shannon's plurality over Cofwin'
is 3443--and Shannon minus majority
1850. The result has proved most ex-
hilaraling to the combined forces oil Lo-
colocoism, and TyIerism--each OF which
claims the honor Of having defeated Cur
win--though neither was capable OF eject
ing Shannon without this HETEROGENEOUS
coppIome ration. - CnciepiHe Herald.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10

DEATH OF CAPT. GALLaGHER.--We
learn from the Wilmington (Del. papers
that Capt. John Gallagher, Of the U. s.
Navy, died at his residence near that city,
on the morning Of tho LIST Instant, in the
59th year Of his age.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10

September Term, lSl2.
n ron the petition Of Ehud Turner, security OF
Joseph Burns. as Administrator Of Joseph
"te d., rude is granted him against the
s1'u Durn'' 'eturnshle to The frat day Of Maven
oe' ie''" next 10 show cause why he shall not
give counter security and order OF publication Of
Copy --Tcue,
De- 49, 1872
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10
X75 e or ES.
COMM!SslONER'S SALE.

EbURSUANT to an order Of the County Cour,
N OF Berkeley, IN Charceiy, ~ It's October term
1912, IN the case Of ssm Henry St. George Chri''y
VS. John Marshall Chri-ty, j., the under'':ned
will Offer for safe, at public suetinn, before The
Cour House in the town uf Martlnshurg on Mon
dag Las I4h day Of Noven'bfr, being The first d.y
OF the term Of the QuarerIs Court The undivided
seveoih part Of the banda of which Robert Christy,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10

Mr.. CLAY, in letter TO some gentle
men in Memphis. says he will visit Lou
isiana in Nopembsr. The New Orleans
Tropic. hopes THAI he will not fail 10 visit
the Crescent city while there and prom.
ises hearty reespton for bin should he
do So
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10

The Hon. William l.. Dayton was e.
lec,ed United States Senator, in the place
of the Hon. Samuel Soulhard. His com
pe,itor was the Hon. g. ID. Wall. The
vote was the same as above. - Nat. Iai
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
From he Richmond Wig.

" z tHu, iu ouC VI tuC pu
pers in Ohio. til. following renowned idea
These worthless may Judge very we'll of
the reasons which dictate the public course
OF some others; but certaInly even they
little accustomed as they are to con-
ceive what gnIdes "A great and patriotic
mind-ought t. have been, before this,
that Mr.. Clay's opposition or support of
great national measures is determined by
any thing else rather than their connex-
ION with his Presidential fortunes.
A SUGGESTION.
Mr.. Clay's man at Lexington is sup
posed TO have as much couf itnce OF his
master as John Jones' has of the Presi-
denis. II he would take the Ohio, Penn
syIvania, Georgia and Maryland returns,
and go over to Ashland, aud lay them be.
fore Mr.. CLAY, and beseech him to aban-
don his bank scheme. he might possibly
prevail. Ii tie should, he would do Mr..
Clay great favor. To induce bin to
make the trial, va state to him sober
truth, VIZ: great many Wings OF Gin
cinnati say, plainly and fatty, that Nr.
Clay cannot run with that bank on his
shoulders ) and they talk seriously Of at
tempting TO otgantze a party IN favor OF
Gen. Cass. We would trv to induce Mr.
Jones TO 60 AMI see Mr.. Clay; but don't
suppose there w0uli be much use IN it.
2. S. Mr.. Clay can no more run with
that bank hltched to his heels, than yoke
of oxen could run with ten cords of pig
IRON"
If this worthy will rccur to hundred
acts Of Mr.. Clay's hfe, he will find lhot,
let him be ever so much warmed with the
honorable ambition OF being recognized as
one who merlted eminently well of his
country, he has never acted Ike one who
was willing to win power or rcn0wn at the
price OF ceasing to deserve it. Let the
gentleman look only to Mr. Clay's speech
Of few days since, at Richmond, hide
ana. If Harry Clay thinks the public
good requires u. $. Bank, Harry Clay
will 20 for il, though legion &C Devils,
ten armies of Locolocos, aud all the Pre-
sdcncies that could be pu, between here
and the An,jpoles, were in his way and
babe him 90 back.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10

Why do old bachelors prefer widows to
young ladiesl Give il up
Because there 10 nc dsngevof being
Miss-taken.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10

We copy the following article from the
Washington Spectator, an uncomproml'
sny Vanocrai. It's views are just and
honorable but II seems TO US like cast
ing pearls bei're SWINE, 10 recommend
fairness to the Locnioco party. Weare
Ignoran, of "tEe evil example" which the
Spectator charges on the " hgs. Taefe
IS no State in the Union where the w hss
have Gerrymandered.
Coop ou.EvlL.-W Whenever the Dem
ocratic party Is III a majority, We trust
TINT it will show perfect fairness 10 the
representative apportionment OF tho States
whether for Congress or Legislature
Not to speak OF higher considerations, We
are persuaded That II viii prove the best
policy. Injustice sinks deep into the pub.
lie mind, aud is sure to be- visited with
final retrtution. No permanent ascen.
dancy can be secured which is not found
ed upon the conscientious appreciation OF
the mass Of people. The evil example
SIT by our opponents in this particular,
will, we trust in no case, be followed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10

MUsnRooMs. The Paris CORES ponjent
OF the National IntelligeDcer thus notices
The consumption of mushrooms. Tae
French uss vegetables in almost every
form, dlscsrding animal food much more
than the Americans.
Nearly two millions Of small baskets OF
mushrooms are brought annually TO the
markets OF Paris. They are cultivated
along the quarries ia the envrons, with
special progress. There is nm official IN.
spector for each market, ond owing to this
supervision, few accidents happen. Rome,
that consumed still more, was not So care.
iul. Your classical readers will remem.
her that Plny attributes the deaths Of
riberius aud multitude Of great person.
ages 10 poisonous champlg1ons, as we
might do in reference TO many other lux.
uries Of the table, :" what gluttony, what
addiction To the shameful avIdiy o} the
palate, when life is rI>ked to crafty il %
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10

NYw JERssy.--The Hon. VIM. Pen.
ningion was on The 2stb uli., re-electrd
Govtrnor az tho State Of New jersey by
the Legislature in joint meeting. The
yn.a s,and
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10

~ IL
We ns"s our eorresPeaiehi tor the tolbtw'nE
communication wn'eh has 70 no small degree ct
'e0'eu ou' sisaH q Nehefs.'"n'--Aa'Jok Herald
HsMrros Oct IL 1872
MrssRs. EDirnRs:-- lille a shooting es-
rnt-iun r few days pssi Pembroke farm near
Hampton, the properly Of Jahn jones'. ESQ nv
attention vs.. cHed 10 buryiag ground their, the
oldest m this Stsne u the following Epitaph.
tekes rsr6af,m et hferattm from some af the Tomb
Stones, are OF saic.ent inisrest 20 occupy place
10 your valuable paper, you viii please publish
them.
Very respectfully, yours. &c.
THOS n. GOODWIN.
S-Tbc f,ur ,,on.. fran which ,bav are ~.
KEN s,e Of black m.,hle are living n,t on the
Ground near each other. and are 6 feet long and
3 fprt wide. and each sarmsunted with coat OF
ANN,
M l.
Her. I've, 9. bodv az J.bn N,v,lf ESQ vie
Admiral of n. N.;r.,y,. ase,s and ca,,-nsrd,r !,
chief. of "a sou.drrp crui.ing m 70 W,., Indj,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-24
yiLCiNIA AN NV YoGK.

i change ~ ,lr politics of ms STATE, fortunate
change a. inr The SAFELY n! the cngn,ty rn
he SURF macy of lis ,ns,iu,cns hiss restored III.
Dr,nGcre',c party power IL t;aiarny d. ctG'
:hs lntlli.r hi the ies. Tdiu ns,Tlii"n ~
pnbc aiin> ant the fatal d,sr,.a-d 1T tr prosperity
i liz safe ani Utcn p",,,ii, sht be !. TIL
fir-t Gui 81 h- ,si, 81 aud rxrcn',vr tfawchs al
Tho vr,nii,;,., "a. AID h. IL frrar iAr wrn-e d'E
10 liz Constitution, wei 10 he boucr ai rord
:, q! tir : a'e daring IL" adG n'>r" .! The WIN.
p;v at'on ~ .r' xsinn i'i'u.ins te':'efn ihr
stlt,s Virginia ard New York, N inhwitii repeating
the oLnrxlnns and nncunsjl'n'tnra!a w in II has gven
RS. !. al Ties. troubles h violence of patty spirit,
AID ,ir al Gh,'inus Individuals, have r!nrg
mr. country ,a;c distress, and III determination
10 gyr parts CHARACTER al lrnp sirinns OF rli f,
i::asasrs he .cu,.irs aud c'natrassncnis al tire
iimes N.vYf;!r',ss, n cor b7':sg his v'r:'nce 1T
sa-.y sriT.; NJ late .u,:nu az am cais rsa.: rs has
orrurr, rewrcn tho S OF tie Com, d-racy except
ing iro, hs obnn1ians law, passed r The pnrpisr Of
cnncaiing lie nbo!iiinnsis aud secatag their V"!es
CIR IT.. Nh,r party We make lie ehatsc Nth all TIE
Grnce in pnssessoh 10 sustain i, and tust that
the recent harry ftliea change which has isken
,ace IN itis STATE lie integrity oil The Constitution Will
b. ,aintaned aud justice done fellow Of III.
Sanh
The Aholiiions's Of t!is city have always been kept
down Here, IN daily intercourse with h-m, their OBJ.
j"c,s sell understood, that opportunity
a"wrd them n ra,ss tho InceEd;ary torch. in the
coan,ry. however, prominent men blending Political
objects with declarations If humanity, ensng the p
we'll as the fanai'c. hsye been enabled 10 create
consd rae party, not sufficiently strong to hold the
br!a,ce &c power, bat suti!csn,ly numerous in each
conniy 10 emb7trass The nrgsniz'iInn cf parties
When the Ultra Ccnseniian had coafieied is ncri
na'nns Of cana dates fnT Governor AID cu,en.n; G.,
werner, he I'M: slavery society forthwith addressed
l:ers TO the cSaditses desiring 20 know their :eg
nsais on abolition Dir. Sswa.t wrote a1espr1.al a..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-24

DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, &c, &c.
rAYNuR LYELL have constantly on hand large :ssort
" every article in thelr line which they are cesrrmn-
10 sell on reasonable for cash. 10 promp:
u.,nr erS. Cuauy and IN, nj distance,
sending ier orders rely having them promptly
e:crutsd.
W. wnrd respectfully cal The attention Of merchants piysi-
Clans, a;id The pn,tc generally, 10 Cur ls>eisu::n o
Dug, ,i-.;,ciHes. Chemicals
Surgeons Instruments, Glass Ware,
Paints O!-, Var,i,:i
Window G.i-> iyr SiTGs,
Tobacco, igus snuff
Foreign and i,nne-ic Pe''imery,
tuosae and Fancy Articles,
Together uE! large assortment OF Pacn Medicines, among
which il! he found
Gacahiu; very valuable preparation for Dyspepsia,
DR. Wi>far's luI-an of Wild Cherry,
Hrnr; teaiiue Nagnssia,
Iays !.lnmcn for the Piles,
r"e Nerve and Bone inmen; ard Indian Vegetable Elixn
for Rheumatism,
:sp,corar,. Carm;na'ive Basam and Hair Tonic,
Peters, EibaId's, Lees Indian Vegetable and Walters
French Pills.
DIR MoTas Vegetable I. Pills and PhgniS Bsters-for al
account ii viii, II another part Of this paper,
Eowai.d's Improved Tonic MIXTURE,
Sg.ani's raa.cea
Ia,io,'s BalSam Of Liyewori, &c, &c.
One door Gbo,e the Dell Tavern.
s9-Wiy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-24

nR. MoFFAT,s VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND pHG-
II NIX BITTERs.-The immense number OF letters which Or.
different parts OF the Cnion IN esnony If tie excellent virtues
Of the Life PITS ard p Gnz Biter preclude. the possibility OF
nrerd wiih ANY bISEasE m ea, a, h. an ~, go "
way II VIII them bOlaug, DR.. M,Ttt ALWAYS harov
give advre nvaIds whether they choose purchase s
r Medicine, o. not and any one eniIog always
OF the medicines To use who have already tried t.a Life
they haze tiled faithfully. D.. Moa, place too much con-
Gdence his medicines to doubt their happy any one
case tic ready his reputation upon OF any
reasonable of disease, here his vegetable medicine. are
tho., u.hi adnne ed There those M, Opposed
assert that Ps Medicines drdedy
many md respectable citizens who know experience
medicines all and more than they represented
be- willard have aeaty-pu such ridiculous aspeons TO
the blush
and by pycians They have s'"" I .evrs' tests ana
proved nDfI remedy ever Offered tG The sufferer,
under almost dsease s general family inedsine, they
Tie Life Medicines have used with almos,
every disease which mankind a!r and for billions aud
liver complaints, with their many well kGann attendants blns
and sick hr,arir, pam ant oppression AFTER meats rdinrs,
7zins sngn. oisr in the head and druwsne>r heart
hir los m appetite wi spTs"s exc my ARE
vastly thing before offered To the
and for hse of full habit Of hoy, they viii prove lnriua
Dlr whe, general iamiy rr for either they
fan thu universal satisfaction.
The efficacy of the fe is aud pGns tcrs most rcr-
tlin freely the attack Of fever, nhrnzn measles,
Throat. recent cld with cough and "er mia rai"y d.
orders In rheumatism and chronic complaints they have also
performed the mos; extraordinary cures when used with pee
M fellow citizens they haze IN cas- n!y art med the
high. character deserved Patients hal f
u ihc existence, md who haG ,s
thrr limbs rheumatism and pr ssis. have been
stored health. CumlEt n!ier all the n,uai
had been 'Hd useless IL Astonishing and aisi nj
nus effect have heen exrlenrd IN the cure Il
pas and farl tic air tinn-
ririe and slI jnnis glandnar swrine>. the chs,
and hons chronic rheumatism, aon Of The heaf', dtcu
respiration,
Hut il the in whia
purely vegea have sIrrril;
Gq Why nnivsrsai ~ their happy Ell c!
because they PURIFY THE BLOOD and tins remove all
of dIsrase in the -ysrni.
- powerfully npnu lie seereiisHs tf The hody
and n.iunvr all mp sirs ~
RrCasr rn"y dn mol reduce rlic system. hn nvr"r,Ir this
curing from p IN mess Gurn. thrir OPP
Complaints arising from ytiated state nf The blood easily
suhiur Is ul efficacy al nii slntfy
Ia liz ho uh. Ell irrvr take m-dn
Nauut Interruption OF business the Life 'ec ~cr
ay II, mi and safe opera sisikt
hisr, quir, ramicar II. tcteby preventing
effects /, which III 'n-Hni- are VICTIMS.
Sod, wholesale and retail, by
G tYSOR & LrcIL,
AGENT. Tor the pr,pririnr,
One door above The B, Tavern, SLAIN src {,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-24
Aug %

nPuKTAAT Ia DEALERS IN Tub >CcO.-1h- iu,M ing
at l. amend the entird reduce
nrrc the Inspection
co., passed 7h March, !s2G, H. publish ur the lnnrna
al concerned. rsprCialy dealers
upla the advantage they u!d derive
charge in Directing Tie IL tobacco be so:cd in
Psbic WaelnEse.
rd further rnsetd That, if any hcrsFead of Toacco
hccn inspected upland ius and shall nf
t-Iwai lie stored in any warehouse IN TIE city of Richmond
iIr Petersburg. other than tie public war, house ia
city Petersburg. The
liable fr The los. lie rtctnu uf such Tobacco.
NY mranS waSevrr, uars. At hr lime when The
other warei,unse there
hog>rai<. in tie cit, 81 Richmond. 81
r,sh.:. hundred aud srvcny hog,h-ads in rub
aurrsal; unes the thereof
such tobacco al which fact
II haI u their duty 10 give a certificate, IL reGnired'
Nov. 4 52-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-24

[ vEIIA COURT. HDt-E FOR = Ii. Pursuant Ia ti-
y visi NJ AZ sc Trust executed by Al 'rd Er.l,on
ard WIFE ei- Leigh nrd Jurn, i.esh Trustee.
Thomas piid- tectH-d ad 81 day Of Oinier, .!,
Clerks Ohc- at Amelia Count art
susrriasr Trustee. viii sell for rah, by public en,
IN the highest h.dtcr Thursday thu 2 da, January 49,
being anra day, the rar Of L,nd ~hic The
COMFY buildings in.ard con;ainn. ahri,
wW acres The iupr If thu best
MEN, alag IN ro,d rep large nj
wIy erected with nj! ir rfH.
cs:aht-nrnt, Store h' WIh iwu and
rras; large hcs st,ir II. ~ cranafy oyenir
r. Garage and Rad e house ~ -
,rrtrd upnn well liked establishment; beautiful yard and
ard secin Of tie conury, with
s.l,sran nj - lex -ncir-nfe
1- property should The attention of rapi'f!ists, the
rnrelr, nr.d rrmpe;"n e,rr mrrchn nn.
rrrti land rxrrtin. ron>ii rtn iii d.
be-, AMI Here ncne "fher buildings
Al>. wii he sad, lie rm raj Ar,ors
ve I'd in lie Wagons and cart, Carriage and Harness,
stuck Hog. iior.e "ws aud sheep, Panlalion Crn-s of
vc,y I'd vlIiah!r HnuSrholh nnd Kitchen Furniture
1r r>isred will convey such tile vested III im hs he
deed which lie BELIEVES 10 be prriee G. LEIGH
u.r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-24

trGdern. il imp a,t'ca. Ter him pretu in
u,rniion az he carer which he ad cnurmIned -snn.
n nr sale ha establishment
~ .Tr Petersburg :tiieshan" Ever, arIrlI
ocrr>>7r, immediate be- found IN ,c IL
nd Ia. irfi. !ira hc.ir
tn"n: Tire na'"'ia Srilth'
i',rS-. sn - rrd o .oGse"s TYR, ni Il" Type lm
th,.l 'r requisite f;iIiac flo.
is,r;,s - sloI- VIII tr ':'rc;d Ia,
Me ~, r:.a.r a,.ny III t,aid
j. n. II BIliNEr, Prtcrsinrp. Va.
8 At
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-24

VALE EJlHES HivEg f::rirE FOR sr!.f.-i III !
sa my Fam IN i;;aian r"nny lying on Jane. r,e'
~ M s n nuh al the land # VIM
iurru. pr u. ". En-t,r "Far " Fort AM ihnS liar
-. sad ra;..a,nur =. wh'ci -
~, 'cs rrou,- :a2 hish an'. il tile o. cultivation
nd ir,d oir;nai eiuwfh and h.:,vi!,
A IA hr.li-i- NJ tcru sc.sr,i the land
M, III lrildi, . cuGd dw.iiing house nh
ran : ard all ~ rr.aIy itu'e-. Far apply
. III. miss, "a a r. II Dickinson, Richmond Va.
THO-. \. HARRIS.
=. "a Plat of The land ma; he seen NY o.i
X. Il ILL CRIMSON.
pee 81 GS-oatr
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ITO DEALERS ~ Ton ,CCO At THE UPLAND INSPE.
lfUNSny nst nf the /. gt-'atlrr at s STATE -rHs
hal np"nd T lascp insured " mr., nur in this y
Nv The hut Il Puiir Narh the L.
:;Io ko Naelnue Rich nuHd. prevent DIM
ruy upland Tab This Harrhot-,
-!-ripd ti~rTt Responsible o'hcts
CIR lr all nd T. led here. AID
viii N al; time, ker2 fully red
MSBY & SHEPPARD.
Nov. % 57-w6"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-24
CONCORD ACADEMY

rg,fIE vi bI Institution will commence the fri
ri tth;y aud cs Il last at November. Cirse- "f IN
ifuron ant VIII hr hr a lrrrnnr- Persons wish
ri'ticrar afumt:n obtain II hy nnnira"n
add, SEED either sc ,!r Subscribers AMI directed Ia tonco
academy, Caroline cuua;y, Va
+. ". COLEMAN,
~ cOLtMaN.
RrFrHrxer,-on. -. G. Rives. Jndg, Jno n.,son', Cen
'anes itar M r.. VI. L Hunter. Robert g. Stanard. Esp
R-v y. uhh- Col. E:iam X l"hTsGa. Jm II cnan, Esd
uordrCa 'uSr,' Pri>m"uth Noiccai c"uSe, Eli j.,
Srfo K. VIM. H. Tay !ne, If Mount Airy and Judge la. ~
mack.
G nl!rnicn hn curr have had have, wards
lice ,, ~ - 6s-,eo,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-24

ifiAALE - iiOo1. Is LOSi-i'nc Scto"' nj my ioiise
fr the education e aic- VIII rtGumnchrr u Moh-
the 10Th al January next ini- lie 'ucti-Inl 81 AIS IL
Rianph Dodge NJ New loS, wi 'as discharged the
tiuirs earcr sail, factory 10
The The mtire"r, turrr.', ~siS
in nir. Ass DODGE IT, lar hiic, rs u
HEG faithful la tins sttnn ever! hing
81 taught la cnnstiue cnule'r Efcilsh Lhhca
ion, Together wh Painting, Music ard The French asa.r'
The ,riGi -e established with View IL III: oiirio
my Children viii b., a. herr; p,'r. restricted 10 sn'a
n;lie pupils TIE locntn is Prvera for IL health ne's,
md crnt.i,,y tho nsa Railroad win prove cunvca-
transportation pnpIls and their baggage.
The crm including every Necessary expense, Tor Inc seho
ast.c year, Will h. sl5i
Ny address Is Pmr>viIle, Louisa county.
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Dec. 90

AW NOTTcE-We have united in the Practice OF Law and
Il viii regularly attend the Courts Of Bedford Campbell Am
Ne,>o Superior of Buckingham ard The
Courts held in Lychhurs All business, collections other
kinds, will b. promptly AMENDED 10.
Address, {: ]. Z. Garland. LyDchhurg. Va.
GARLAND, formerly of Melon.
JSU. L. GARLAND.
~. caTan! viii continue attend The Co of ppea!s,
and HE Federal Courts holden in GichMcua.
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,,RI..T s,IF or LAND. NEGRnE &e-I., vinnr If >

s,RI-~r SALE or LAND, NEGR0E Se-Bs virInr "f =
Trust rNcricl fir .thsrr Ser hy Ton g. Fhli,
/, u-E h. ~ and hl, rrir'i III ~.
Clerks tr" &C Ntcti.H 'mre lie III, Iur>d', the
7h Jn"7rs n">', a II n" HE rst tar day, III
ili.ts. The !,s.- CIDER that ichl, valuable rae
iu'ri' crrk Ernc the ard wlirh -niG
.ci ~ DIES ahru' 90 Tie
consists cinf ralle dwelling house. with ali
m;inp. together With AMI er.st mil The
lard considered od jnd ,rs Ia hr cnl
r cont.. wr Adopted Ia tic rvh ut n!i C." wheat,
nd All di-p,,ed t. purchase WIZ peae sx4mr
rrrcri< ay sale Mr.. Field wli with pIra
iaud III posed tn rNsn'nr u. On tn
tie !a'r. viii ir s''i Int" d. an 81
NFso-s men wun,,. cil- Ma" All fhr hniisricd
i'rrr Plantation Cns- nf Kind
:eier wiz sid r'. rriire of rrsrs sind 9" 20
fcir an h5y A-". IT,; >'nrk 81 H"r.r
saws iice> ar. S.t'r Ti, which ~iii be iir.i
;ltr @a; &C safe. In, cc'es ~ sad F-id
iiy cs ~: az. iic ier i,ias: WA h.
f;tui ,ur. ..s make NJ rrs"i> ;v,u.
sad Frtd uiit .da- ul.- them khvn
'.ser h. Is al" ,fa; p.'siHn be nlG- Io
IT., ir t;c-i ihc LIE i"ii. atr p-arig smcvtd l. "
rahr bpt. elm: i,>i-t' viii crnve. .urh isl!
:: vic Of nd ccrd the SHE vi he
posiiice anl wi;h;u
ANaSi P. WRIGHT. Trustee.
The above sale is made with ny consent aud ha"n
EATON g. FIELD.
Bcydrnn, 10Th Dec, 1912 63-2lw;ds
n~J- Whi. COPY aho:e and charge this office.
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IAMFS RIVER LANDS FOE siLE.-The Lands on James
RISER s!,rt distance Richmond known
property ro!n Wioktam which recently TT red
f rGic by tie subscribers. haSn. heea sold! still
Persons wishing purchase learn the OF
b. application y e.;ier .; :ic snhsc'ihers
u. ". LEIGH, ri Richmond
Wai. r. WiCkiAi,
Nee, Tay!cysTile I.saove. cn,n;y
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