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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-10-10

GROCERIES,
eeE SACKS Rio coffee, best quality
~ llhds New Orleans sugar. best Quality
bbs loaf sugar
10 chests Imperial and Hyson tea
25 boxes Malaga raisins
= do Lemon syrup
do pepper saucc
do starch
do chocolate
bbls salcratus
600 lbs cod fish
10 boxes chewing tobacco
; do smoking do
10 do clay pipes
20 do candles, dipped, mould and sperm
~ do Boston soap
30 doz glass tumb!crs
80 doz brooms
kegs blasting powder
boxes rifle powder in cansters
hhds New Orleans mol..scs
10 bbls soda buIscuit
10 bbls sugar crackers
80 kegs Boston nails
II doz shovels and spades
For sale cheap by
june l3. TORREY & RUSSELL.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
ceases mems coarse boots
- cases mems coarse brogans
= cases mems kip brogans
50 prs women's seal buskns
100 prs women's seal slips
50 prs women's CATER boots
so prs misses seal slips
For sale by TORREY g. RUSSELL
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STOVE TRIMMINGS
SOUTHPORT ACADEMY.

THE next term ofthis Institution will commence
l. on Monday. the second day of October next,
under the superintendence of its present Instruc.
tors, 0. F. DANA, NJ. A. and J. W. DANA, Jr.
The School Room is very conveniently located
tor Winter School, being near the centre of the
village, p. detected from the north and west winds,
and early warmed
Inducements offered in this School to the pa.
ronase of the public unsurpassed by any in this vi
emily. VIM BULLEN,
Prest Board Of Trustees.
NJ FRANK, Secretary.
Southport, w. +. Sept. II, ls43.
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READ ! READ |!

READ! READ!i
JUST received from New York an entire new
81 stock OF Goods, consisting OF general assert.
ment of
STAPLE DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,,
Crockery, Hardware, ct cetera,
All OF which will be sold low for each or exchan c.d
tor most kinds of produce. Having tried the credi,
system and found II bad one for both seller and
buyer, we have determined to cell our Goods for
ready pay and at such reduction from credit prices
as Will make II an inducement for all who wish 10
purchase for ready pay, to give US call before pur
chasing elsewhere. fN
Blush & WHITNEY.
Southport, lS43.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Gum Myrrh Muriatic Acid Liquorice
foetIda SulphurIc " Carb. Magnolia
" Aloes Balsam Copav. Gale
Camphor Blue Pill, Eng. Carb. Soda
" Arabic Vitriol Sal Soda
Shcilack Canthardes Oil Peppermint
Opium Fol. SIENNA Suph. Guinine
EPSON Salts Eric. Matches Lnseed Oil
Glauber 90 Ground GcntIan White Lead
Salt Peter Glue Spanish Brown
Alum Hydnodate Venetian Red
Alcohol Potass Logwood
Castor Oh Iodine Cam. Wood
Tararic Acid Spanish Float Hick. Wood
Nitric % Powd'd Ipecac
For Sale by TORREY s. RUSSELL
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DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS.
00 ps broad cloth, 10 ps bur,pse .
~ 30 ps cashmere 10 bales Iam
large lot of vestiags sheetina %'ence
20 ps sleeps grey bales P,,.
10 ps fulled clo.h do So ca do
20 ps red and white lido XIII 10
domestic flannel do bro.' do
I2 ps red and white do Hom;I,asn. ftng
English do do broyyn nSN'pes
10 ps Canton do 40 ms blns and
II ps Scotch bingham drills ''pea
1t ps linsey cloth $50 rs Eps.ns.
10 ps Saline; prints -A"'e''
50 ps blch'd cotton 90 ps blacl ca,t.
az RUSSIA diaper 20 ps ticking
uoZ morse blankets II Irish linen
Cps Ky Jeans 6 rs brown do
so ps hard times . doz Bclv;der. .,,
10 ps Eng merinoes 4 do emb'd a" -
5 ps French merinoes 4 do silk do w.
4 ps German do do meripo s,;r,a
rs mode alapacca for II do cravats
iSaies dresses Ncloaks 10 do cotton hdk'S
10 ps bombazne 400 lbs carve, ya
ps printed saxony wolIen warn
ps mole skin 500 h, COTTON v,
20 ps bagging from no : to nno5
TOT SAFE oy IoRREY & RUSSELL.
june Is
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FLOUR.
\ FEW BARRELS SUPERFINE FLOUR,
"A for sale by
Hutchinson, Wheeler g. Peters.
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wisconsin ii Wholesale a and Retail
Z A SH STORE

n..,. i =. & RUSSELL,
vr Market streets, so sDInsg Of Main and
assorsn e ct Merchandiz. s,;,s otk city, an
markets OF this Territory which, ,SaS for the
WHOLESALE or nYr,n WA sell Al
At the lowest prices for Cash, W.
Copper, Flax and Timothy Seed neat, Lead, Shot,
Southport, June Is, 1913. 'Our, &c. sc.
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Watch and Clock Repairing,

TNHE Subscriber wishes to inform the public in
i general, that he has established himself in the
above business, where he is prepared to repair
Clocks and Watches of every description. The
subscriber has had twelve years experience in the
above business in different parts of the coun
try, and in the extensive shop in the State of
New York, and he tlatters himself that he will be
able to give general satisfaction those that may
favor him with their custom.
JEWELRY
OF every kind mended or repaired in the best and
neatest manner and on the shortest notice.
CASH paid for old Gold and Silver.
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BEANS.

BEANS.
lust received and for sale at the Grocery and
- Provision store opposite the Post Office, few
bushels OF the neatest. kind of small White Beans
sept 4. J. S. MUNSON.
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HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
BRITANNIA tea and Copper pots
- Casters, coffee mills
Brass and iron candle sticks
Brass and steel shutters
Brass and iron carpet rods
Brass and britannia spittoons
Paste giggers
Hair and wire selves
Tea walters
Dinner and tea bells
Knives and forks
Bellows, &c.
MARSHALL e. PHELPS.
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GOULD & BERRY,
House, Sign, Coach, Carriage, Ship and Ornamcn-
tai Painters.
Southport, Wisconsin.
0-J7 Gliding Browning, Glazing, Paper hanging,
Wall coloring; limitations Of Wood and Marble,
&c.
~ All the above kind of work done in good
style and workmanlke manner.
u Shop in Pearl street below Main street, owe
Mitchell's shop
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IRON WARE.
4 ND Irons, sad irons
"A Waffle irons, toast irons
Grid irons
Shovels and tongs with polished rods and
brass heads)
Plain iron shovels and tongs, &c
Iron sauce pans
Eng. brass kettles
Stamped tin plates, &c
MARSHALL & PHELPS.
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GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
WATCHES, Spoons, Spectacles, Pencils and
w Jewelry plated with Gold or Silver, by the
process Of the Galvanc Battery, style superior
to any thing of the kind ever done in the Western
Country.
NORMAN BARNES.
Southport, Main Street, Sept. II, ls43.
Also, A prime article Of Violin Strings: for sale
BY n. BARNES.
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HENRY F. cox, j.,
Register.
LOWELL & STEELE, Solicitors. VI
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ECONOMY I!

E'IREPLACE Hollow ware
J. Pots, Dish Kettles
Spidcs, Bake Pans
Cast iron tea kettles
Furnace basins, &c.
MARSHALL & PHELPS.
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NOTETOURT NE.uxv:yHY.

VuNiE next session in The sve institution will co,n
4 menca On The frsl TUESDAY Of September, 1913
under the snpcrni@Rdence Of the Rev John Anderson
A. NJ Principal All the usual branHhcs Of iIoroug
English. Classical, and Mathematical education are
taught IN the school. For mefl,inr tho support and
patronage u The public Mr.. A. confidently sppesls o
the pfomps and correct answering Of the Students. or To
these oi the Board OF Trustees Who WIRE present n, The
examinations which terminated the business ii The las,
Session. on the 30th OF June, and the first Of July
Mr.. A. ran accommodate from 10 10 ~ BOARDERS
N his iam:'r, and he pledges himself III exert his utmost
influence with the buys entrusted 10 hs care tn ncn
catt eotrect moral principles. and rnico sysleaailc
habits Of study. Two hours. each evening i'll be spent
with tlr b'arers during tho tme Of their rrparaioty
study, either by Mr. A. his ,san,. The discipline
IN The School, and among the harders. viii he Of the
the most finn and decided character while all approach
to severity will be most s,udionsy avoiotd.
Terms TOR board. Washing. fuel. and lights $50 t.r
the Sssson vi months. able in advance. Bo'rdrrs
can be- accommodated. moderate terms, BY mnhs q
Specialize isthlles in the village Application iur board
es TO he made 10 the PrncIpal and inquiries abou, The
ochool. 10 any of the Board Of Trustees
Fincase, July - WIN
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BALTIMORE N\HLEr


- '"'"'-i mere Were about 400 head Of Beet { ,,,l.
offered Tor sale Al r Scales tins ornnu Of which opo
were sold and about 'so left over. The pr,r,s maid
ranged from 81 80 10 s. . ncr 100 lbs a, II, r
III. h"f' which is equal loabuu, s. sst25 net rho
safes s""" nurcline IN lhrrncc ut the better qualities
Flour The market ior Howard stree, rln,, 10 .i,h
out animation. Holders of fresh ground p,,rel.
orally asking 1928 from store Tor good mixed br,nds
Parcels not So recently manutacur.dcan he had ,t5
mere Us no hA'" receipt price The las sales Of Cny
Minis Flour made of new " heat, were at IS 50 w.
hear OF no transactions wIthir day or two ,alc nj
"u bills >usqu'hanna Flour IN Saturday At s.. 25.
'ra,n--We quite sales Of four ca goes Of nrw CT u
North carolina Wheat to-day. viz. A cargo in rr,n,
condition AT l22 cents; cargo at lis cents; carr, ),
cents; and cargo moi III condition for grinding a
l0l rrHls. We nnie sales ot only about 700 bushels q
old Psnnr. red at | II a | 10 cts Md Whcs, Of ia,
new ciop C. mes in slowly. parcel Of 300 bush,l
PRIME red, from the Eastern Shore was sold TO day \
l22 eta
Uhishcy- Prices terd upward; hhds. which are nov
scarce, were sold Saturday Al 23i cents and bbls
RI cts.
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FoR rnI vIRGiNIAN.
BOTETOI RI SEMINARY.

At the end OF ten month s session of the Botcourl
Seminary, VIZ, Committee appointed by the Board of
Directors tor that purpose take grea, pleasure express
ing o!nion ot the proficiency the studens display
ed Ia presence at their examination the 3Oih
June last and LIST july instant. We think that pub
lie cx ot opinion by the Directors at The close OF
each sesstn justly due capable and faithful teach
cr. as we'll as to the s'rns aud Important Cf given
in,eIgcny and ,ruthfully.) 10 the public.
la & e'l classes examined in twelve hooks oi
liuners Had. and in five books Of Xenophons Cy rope
dla-ln Latin. in Horace, l.vy. Virgil Sallust and
Casar.--ln Mathematics. in Bonnycastlc's Algeria
Phy!,,rs Euclid. ioung's Analytical rrisonometr,
and Gumnlere Surveying and IN English in Grammar
History, Arithmetic. Geography and Ouhography.
The examination in all the above branches was tho
most thorough and searching lia, have ever witness
ed. aud resulted. Throughout, most decidedly in fao
of the students and their teacher II proved distinctly
that the studrnis We're both Intelligent aud industrious
that they had MT only learned great deal during tho
late session. but. wa, is more 10 the crcd, Of them
selves and their teacher. that they had learned i, all ac
cHdiey and understood Utoronghly the principles ri
every Science aud Language that they were examined
IN. In forming our opinion, we did not rely exclusive
~ Iud gmrnt In addition 10 an intelligent
aud rnr" from the ,owu Of Fincasil. and its vicinity
Ne had the assstauce Of scvrrs able aud finished Scho
ars from distance, who publicly oppressed their appro
ha'n"f the proficiency and accuracy Of the students III
strong and decided terms.
VIZ think due 10 the Bmc,ourt Seminary to say tlat
lis ffinc pa, Mr.. Anderson sSescs qualification
IS t" be ,uli IN the teacher Academy in II small
town III II C interior Of the country lie Is not only
accomplished llnouist but rs Mathematician he has
few. It any, superors in The State OF Virgin, and he
has been cmneny successful In lnpatnp To s Junior
Scholars correct know ledge Of the rudmcns of their
mother tongue. II" has Diploma under the seal Of
the ys College # Belfast, and rtles Of rscomnenha
ton from such Samuel Hanna, Professor OF d.
vnity If the Synodot l. ter mes Tnon ison Profess II
Of Mathematics in Glasgow University, John S,evely
1 Na,,, r1l ,byu II &C I'll
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~ O1I('k,.
,v2iI,

NJ Ill be offered Tor ssie Ia The highest, bidder Al
w the late residence ot Wiley tampbcll deed In
The county oi Amherst, On "Wednesday the 23J d,y Of
August neal, the TRACTOR LAND wherein IN, SAID
dteeden, lived and died The made up Of two par
GELS (Which may, II desired by purchasers be sold r,p
sra'e's) The one tract contains 5tJ6 acres and IN,
other <ol acres, The dwelling house il unol AN or
chafu o,'hhet nun trees, aud The land III excellent QUA
ny About 5tU acres ut Tue above land is s,andln, A,
wunds. asi IN supposed and the residue clea,, and
recently IN cultivation. or the CLEARED land Their, ar,
about one hundred acres III bottom land, lying on b
sides o Hockey Creek, and the dwelling house is about
Mules trnD Amherst Couu House, siN miles from ia.
James River aud kanswha tanal. aud Hileccn from
'yhc'hurt u Is believed thai persuns desiring to gel
tie farm, of IN establish Residence will do well Ia
attend thr sale. The situation Is healthy and ia,
neIghlorl o a 'cnbc
AT The san. Ilmr and at the same place we shall oi
fer t'r snle. In like manner, ANOTHER TRACT OF
LAND, situated about two miles from the first tract
and on the III. cas-, side a." the Builalua Ridge IN An
hrrsi containing l7C acres Of tha latter tract only
bout ~ scres Inns been cleared the residue stands in I'm.
ber aud there ls some hnc tnb.I upon IL, and good To
nae,u land.
The teiins Of the sale will he ~ follows: One third
OF The purchase money payable the Isl January next
one other thlrd the IL. January 1915 aud the residue
me Isl January 1910. Ia secure which bond with
approved personal security WI, be required and ,rs,
deed upon the land To secure The ultimate PAYMENT Of
the Whole Of the sans
POSSESSION VIII he given. for the purposes Of seeding
at the usua time fall and full possession in the lat
'ah"af! neat THE lEGArEES
y uihy CompbeH decd.
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\ ! MARKET, July II.

lonr rather dro"ps s,' the receipts being large and
the demand not So 1000 bbls Michigan. and extra
brand. said al - Other parcels, common brnods, at
SleS. and II not in good order. tA.Sl Genesee t5a
3,l2 fH common brands. Ohio, 81 SSat5 No sales pi
Grain.
Affairs generally are rather dull 20 day.
The sales OF Cotton las, week amounted TO 1850
bales, without auy change in price.
=. y. Erenug-Ihcrc has been good deal Of
Flour sold To day, sly or 700 brs Gcnossee generally
al So,2 though mol much Of lh, sold for there is
moi much here. DIN" and Michigan of good aud rather
extra brands are The cll' quantities at So
brands Of Michigan al i,sS
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THE CROPS.--A letter from !. gentleman N
Charlotte county t" the Norfolk Beacon. dated July l2
says-i The "hes' crop OF the Dan, S,aunlon, and LIT
tie h"aaoho IL hardly an average one. tobacco is very
""pfo"ssa VI is too 'a'ly 10 pronounce with certain
inc result oil the CROP bu, present are va
~ Tar from agreeable"
W regard 10 The ~hra, crop in Western New York.
'ne "ehesef democrat says. Notwithstanding the I'M
favorable omens early in the season. the prsrec, If ~,
sSefs.e erp is encouraging. Although it is thinner
than usual The stalk is healthy, and the scads are LONG
and we'll filled
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To Subscribers in Bedford, fraahlin. fienru md
Patrick.

c. w Staiham. one Of the Editors. will be at BED
ford Court the fourth NJ ndas in July and u, Frank
lin. Heo,y and Patrick August Courts prepared to set
tie the Of ihv.e indebted this ofce and We
hope thai they will be prepared settle with him, as il
is IMPORTANT 10 us that our accounts especially those
of hon. standing, should be adjusted. He will visit such
VI hem ht may not at court at their respective ps
Of resldenceor at least many them as prac,i
cable.
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feiio" fener ~ .Ne'o Or'san,--The Cpscrn, Of the
llth inst Gays: 1--WE learn tina, the yellow fever has
made Its appearance amongst us. person named l. a
Pe'le residing IN Main street, died with i, Yesterday
Two mote cases have made lhe appearance near IN.
corner of ST. John and Gravis streets They ar. all
strangers"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-24

The Commonwealth IF FWgfia To The Sheriff. frank.
In County, Greeting;
WHEREAS Sussuuai, Caycnauph, beretof re- aY-
w hb,cd to ou. Circuit Seperior Ccor of Law ard
Chanc.rs oil County Of Franklin her bill of eo,,-
painl against Thomas Fowler and John d. 'raylar
Chr opher Tsy lor and Sally Taylor In their .ws right
aad nscAecnors and OK cntnx and devices Of Ske.ign
la,or. dee d.. Samuel Helm Il Ala Arm his WIFE. VI.
ham Childeas and rabtha his Wifi, aud Atiah Tnra.
ball. deysecs oi said Shelton rayor dec'd Samurl
~, administrator oi Stark Wilmington. decd. William
Ieilwich IN his own right and henri and
Of William Galloway, deed. and John ., LptNieh
Robert { shp'o" and Elizabeth his wife. farnefly
Elizabeth i.eitwch aud William Mcnns aud Erlrses
Callohil Menns, children aud infant heirs al lae If
Ann D. Menus, decd, late Ann u Ischwich. and ina
Galloway and William Galloway. heirs ~ hw Of
William aaway ,ae younger. deceased, Sarah L ii2s-
beth Read infant heir Al law oi William e. Rcnd ,afv'd
and heirs AT law VI Jaata
Csvenaugh deed; and tho said Susannah Cavenesfva
having departed tins life, the said suit was reyiyed ~
tho name oi Benjamin Whil,ngton trustee for Con.
san''ne " hi'''"g'on, whereol"n sondry prr~cd aes
have been had, ny appears from the records and ea II
The sald court bat better, final decree could bs pfp
nonnced IN the the said Thomas Tovl ar DEP 4f.J
this ille having first nade his last VIA aud rat
in writing, and thereof appointed John Room aud rs aes
stoef his executors, WIN refused take urln Tran.
selves thu barIhrn Of tho e,ecu,Ios thereof
IN administration Of the estate Of tho eaid Jasfass
Fowler, deed. with his will annexed VIVA prn6lal q
Moses Greer and Cyrus aud II Is suyl.sl u In,
Juhn Bonn and Susan his wife. Lewis u fagIr
Skelion Taylor, James d. Taylor, Thouas F IA.
Ter and William J. Robertson are devisees ( taa
said Thomas Fowler. decd AID whereas the ga!
benjamin Burlington trustees aforesaid hath sano os
ted rs Tor proper REMEDY. and we being willing that
what 10 night aud Just shouli b~ dune therefore cpafat
yon that YOU make known In the said ,ses Gre 4nj
dyrns pncc, administrators as aforesaid; and Jof - n
aud Susan his wife. Lewis .. lA,k,r Stcl,oa sss
lanes ID. Taylor. lhonas i Ts,Ior aud W..'--s7.
Robertson. tina, tive, I've heor- the Judge If eai
cnH superior court "s~ mn en"''Sry uttHr courh ~
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RICHMOND MARKETS J,Iv,7

Iobdcro 49, Il ".ip,s mnh reduced no. a. o, =,
$40. - ''
f"'"'--' onn'ry, non'inally s. City Mills, none
y hf"'r Non" Offering. Last sale. 90 \ 50 cents
No sales of cfop -
81 on Basin '"'"'' S'o"""' %
Lime flal lol.
S"H-$l % ly The cargo in store Al 75 s5
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A RID.

n COMPLIANCE with the wishes Of many | aides
i and G'nrmrh. who have been unable 10 attend the
last BRAN DANCE, the undersigned will opcr on
"Wednesday evening neAi, when all who wis, to par,i
clpale IN the delightful amusement can do A.. The
place Na hcrn improved in such manner IA TO reader
perfectly conoftablf To all, having al extensive
AN NlNG. covering the whole space for Dancing
Every lhng Is 50 arranged 10 sun the Convenience
OF all who nay wish In attend
- r." uran and ohef ftlfcshmen,s ready for III.
yls'iors al all tncs. w DORNfN.
July "A #
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"
By CHaR LES PHELPS
WILL. on Tuesday the Ia, day a, Auou., ocx, hi,
order 9th Rev Mr. A,kiusou his present residence
proceed To cell his Household and Kitchen Fu,,,u,c m,
most ct which is IN excellent order consisting in par, v,
the following arliclei
One handsome sci. Mahogany Dining Tables.
- cornmon set, do do A,
Pier Tables. one passage Table with m,rbl. slab
Other small chamber Tables
Que Mahogany Ward Robe.
do Sofa,
very fine Piano. one Guitar
Mahogany Secretary and Book ca~.
very hne Mantle glass,
:, vcrzl curtain and 4 r,'nch p,st B,ds,,au
-Four scts Windsor Chairs.
Wash. i.'t. Music and Guitar Stands
One Chck. <ndirons, Shovel and longs.
" handsome ?arlour Sto,s,
Z" Dining Roo., de-
China. Glass and 1 .hlc Ware
ALSO, his entire ki,rhcn Ware, consisting of Pots,
Ovens, Sc, Sc.
The above furniture is nearly new, has been we'll
kept, aud IN every way worthy thu aui,on NJ hniso-
keepers Terms liberal and made known ~ the day VI
''r CHARLES PHELPS.
'a,v ~ uAd
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Rev. Thus. Brown will (,y request) preach a
srt,on at the Church. ~ london Academy the 9th
sabbath IN this n"nth. july 3Ot the importance nd
community In sustain u. This is a subject in which all
examinations are equally interested they respectfully
invited Ia attend.
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'"Sn"" siock'-The Enquirer accounts for the
late hlgh sales Of Nrginis State stocks In Norfolk b
'"sh. by suggesting Ma, the dividend. due upon them
had NJ, been paid. and Of went tn tho mrcb,.e
la Rchm"nd the last sales were al so7 80. exclusive
of the dividends
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

by Divine permission, tive Rev Mr.. Aide rson, agent
OF the Virginia Sabbath School aud Publication Society
will preach at Long Mountain Meeting House. In
Canphcll county, miles south cas-, of Lynchburg, On
Saturday and Sunday the 9TH and 9Th Of August next
being the Is, Sunday in the mUh.
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J- The Corner Soneof StS,ephen sciurch in Bedford
county, Will be LAID CD. ' On next Tuesday, 18th of
July. Services will Commence at | o'clock. Addres-
ses appropriate 10 the OCCASION VIII be delivered.
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TRUST .N.lLE OF
~, 900 Dollars WORth Of Good.

&S,VWV nDOuuOGS vvVBSn VI eCRsAs
10y virtue OF deed of trust executed by d. Rssles
ID aud Edward J. Burton. tho 18th OF AlaFaii,
ie43, To Chlsvell ID ,bney aud John T. Davis, convey,
ing them as Trustees, ior 100 benefit Of telf crfdiea
Alt TME GOODS AND EEEEcya
beolging To- and debts dss BURTON q NODES
and ROBES s. BUXTON. notce is herehy gives
that thu stock Of Goods behngAg to Hodee and Bur-
ton, and amounting 10 asoot
TWcMsy-cishs shoxs.SHG Ratsays,
will he offered foy sale, eithe, By pholeyale resfl
al the rcdiesd pscts. sr Gosh I'LL iJ'h oeaasr
next, when the rsRandr viii he sold pubt. aQet1
Country MenL,ats AMI .ihcrs, wishing % buy eds
upon stv,ribie term, VIII do wei u asal
themselves e .,s opp r,ony, as the Hois obispd
IL he sold. 'fb- socN CONSISTS Ut Day T. 0is and Ege-
ceres aud is welt assorted AMI very desirable.
BY order of li,c Trustees,
ED. j. BURTON, Ag.
~ B-All persons indebted TO either OF tGe atssge
firms by bond, note or open account. are requested 10
forward and settle without delay; ~ Otherwise
II wiz be necessary put the same In tran Vi caieo
ton. Wy order Of the trustees.
EDNV ARD }. BURTON, AGENT
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