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TAILORING.
,CSeo-'

'ENHE subscriber, thankful for pasi favors, res.
pectfully informs his old friends and custom
ers and the public generally, that he still continues
to carry on business at his old stand, and hopes
by strict attention and an earnest endeayor to
please, 10 merit share of public patronage.
PHILIP KEESY.
N. Is. Renovating and repairing old Clothes
done at the shortest notice, and in styIe not TO
be surpassed anywhere. PIX.
StauntOn, August g. IS43.g
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VIRGINIA.

v
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
Tor Augusta County, June 81, 1913,
Mary Mish Plaintiff
AGAINST
Henry Mish. George Mish, Adam MisI, Jacob
Barnett and Rosanna, his wife, Daniel Brewer.
and Mary Brewer, infant under the are Of
81 years--DefenGants.
On consideration whereof; il is ordered and de-
creed that this cause be referred TO Master Com
missioner Samuel Clarke, to state and settle the adj
HlhisIa'lon accounts of the Plaintiff on the es-
ta.e OF her deceased husband, and how much Of
the purchase money for the tract of land in the
Dill mentioned, has been paid by the Plaintiff ont
OF her own funds, and how much ont of the
assets oil said estate; and that said Commissioner
also take an account of the rents and profits of
sald land SINCE ithas been in the occupancy of the
Deiennaht, Henry Mish. and how much, if all of
saio rents have been paid over by said Henry and
TO whom, and if TO the Plaintiff, how she has dis
posed oil said rents; and said Commissioner in
taking SAID accounts is directed to receive and
take the settlements made by the Plaintiff, with
The Orphans Court Of Washington County State
OF Maryland, as prima f0cje correct, with the
privilege TO the Defendants or any one of them,
10 surcharge and ialsify the same, and subject To-
proper alterations in the frame and structure of
The account, so as TO conform to the formula pre-.
scfibed by the Court of Appeals
Said Commissioner is further directed 10 take
an account of the permanent improvements erect
ed by The defendant Henry Mish, in the tract Of
land aforesaid, and the present condition of said
improvements also the kind of improvements
.na, were on said land at the time said defendant
look possession Of the same; and that he report
MS proceedings TO this Court. And on motion,
ieave IS granted to the plaintiff to amend his bill
and TO make Erskine and Echelberoer,
alleged creditors Of the defendant Daniel Brewer.
parties TO this suit.
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NOTICE.

FESHE undersigned having been appointed com.
miitee by order of the County Court of Au-
gusta, at the July term ls43, to take care of and
manage the estate of John Nj. Estill, Sem, all
those therefore who have any unsettled business
with him, are requested TO call on us who are a.
lone authorized to settle all matters in relation tc
his contracts or dealings.
BENZ. ESTILL,
JOHN NJ. ESTILL. Jr.
Stauhton, August 8, 1943-3t*
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Notice to The Creditors Of the following named
bahkrupts TO prove their debts before me at my
Office at Faye,le c.. II. on the several days nae
med, when and where the said bahkrupts are re-
CURED to attend; =
Debts vs. John Rowan, on the 18th and 18th d
August next.
Debts VS. John Lively on the 18Th and 18th Of Au-
giist next mr. r
Debts VS. David Bragg, on ihe 18th and 10Th of
August next,
Debts VS. Joseph Harper on The 18th and 10th OF
HEZEK1AH G. PINNELL. Com'r.
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Office Of Commissioner in Bankruptcy }
FOR Botetourt comfy. .Jtiv 20.

Notice to the Creditors of the following named
bankrupts to prove their debts before me at my
Office in Fincastle on the several days named
when and where the said bankrnpts are required
to attend (.
Debts VS. VIM e Hardy, on the 18th and i2ih OF
August next.
Debts vs. WIN Craft, on tile lith and 10Th of All
]. RlcH'D. LEwELLEN, com'r.
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Ian FOR SALE.

WILL be offered for sale, at public auction. on
Friday the lst of September next, the PDAa.
TATIoN belonging TO the estate of William Gun
lngham decd. containing 20l Acres, situated a.
bout seven miles from Staunton the old Buffalo
Gap road, adjoining the lands of Samuel Bell, esq
and others The improvements are two comfort
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Office Of COMMISSIONER in Bankruptcy
for Rocl.i in oh an, connfx- IrI.r IN

Notice TO the Creditors Of the following bank ts 10
prove their debts before my Office in Harrison
burg, the several days named when aud where the
said bankrupts are required attend.
Debts VS. John May, on the 18th and 18th of Au-
gust next. !.
Debts VS. Daniel Losh, on the lIth and 18Th OF
August next.
ALLEN G. BRYAN, Com'r.
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WNYN,EOs oAV1b

NfIIL be brilliantly Illuminated With abor
i w 00OO CANDIES. on Thursday tho
10th oil August heAt, Iif fsir-f not, the nex'
day:)
description. Come and see! Every effort viii
be made 10 make il "a scene Of grdndedt and spler
dor. The, door will be open at 10 O'Clock, NJ -
Tickets 81. Gentlemen have the privilege OF
taking In two ladies gratis.
~ Mr.. Durrett's Stage, running between
Staunton and Hanisonburg will arrive at abe
Cave every day at noon during the summer.
]. MOHLER,
July 6--5t.
81 The Lexington Gazette, Rockinghar
Register, Charlottesville Advocate, and Rich-
mond Wing and Enquirer. will please insert Tie
above 3 times and forward accounts. j. N
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q n o o e r I e S
M A D R LIS I'D =

AT Liberty Church, on Friday evening last, by the
Rev. MIR. Bland, Mr.. DAVID Gum to Miss MARGARET
ANN JonSs, all Of Pcndleton county, Va.
sHow dear is the heart warming throb Of delight
When after long seasons of absence and pain
The maid he adorcs grcets the fond lovers sight
And close to his bosom he clasps her again 3
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TURNPIKE NOTICE.

A adjourned meeting of the Saunton and
James River Turnpike Company will be
held at the Courthouse in Staunton, on Saturday
the Goth day Of August instant.
JOSEPH SMITH, President.
August 3, 1919
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Office of Commissioner in Bankruptcy

Notice to the Creditors of Stephen Cobhfh, 4
bankrupt to prove their debts before me at my of.
flee in Weston, ON the 18TH and 10Th of August
next, when and where the said bankrupt is re-.
quired to attend.
ALEX'R. S. WITHEhS, Conf.
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CHARCOAL AS A FERTILIzER

We have been astonisbed at the enormous in
crease OF the wheat crop in France within the
last eight or ten years. and have devoted some a,
tentlon TO the investigation of the subject II
appears that charcoal--an article that can be OBJ
tanned here for 1.-THE Of its cost in France-has
beee extensively used, and with marked effect.
In iertlllzing the wheat lands of that kingdom.
a correspondent Of The New Farmers Journal. an
English print: states that doring a soourn in one
Of the central departments of France. lie learned
that some OF the most productive farms were orr
gInaliy very sterile but that for a nnmber NJ
years their propfetors had given them Iioh,
dressing Of charcoal, which had resulted in la5ra
yield of wheat Of an excellent quality. Since ne
return to England he has tried the experiment ,,n.
on his own lands, with the same Happy effect.
The charcoal should be well pulverized and so,sn
Ike lime, after rain or in still damp day. Even
In England, The writer says, .'the expense is a
mere trIfie, in comparison with the permanent inn
provement effected, which on grass is truly won
uersuI'" lie states one other very important re-
suls IRON It's liberal use. 81 am quite satisfied
that by using charcoal in the way described, rust
u wheat will be entirely prevented for ! have
found In two adjoining fields, one of which was
coaled, and the other manfred with farm ward
dung. the latter was greatly injured by rust.
while that growing in the other was perfectlv free
IRON II. - Dagalo Com. .Ado.
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TuRMPYKE DYvrDEND.

The President and Directors Of the Sfaunton
and James River Turnpike Company declared a
dividend Of ! per cent On tho capital stock Of
said Company, ON the 21st inst. which will be paid
to the Stockholders by Walter Davis, Esq, who
will attend on the different Court days in Stanton
for that purpose.
JOSEPH SMITH, President
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The Annual Fair Of the American Institute, and
exhibition of specimens of the productions Of the
labor, art, and genius of our country, will open at
N'blo's Garden, in the city of New York, on
Tuesday, the 10th day of October next Friday
and Saturday previous assigned for the recep.
ton OF articles generally, whether for exhibition
merely or in competition for premium; and Mon
day the 9th Of October, for arranging the articles
brought to the Fair. Farmers, gardeners, manu-.
facturers, mechanics, artisans, and friends of inn
provement generally, are invited to second the ef-
forts OF the Institute with their wonted American
spirit, which, for fifteen years past, has made its
anniversaries the pride of the country. Gold and
silver medals, diplomas, and other valuable be-
stowmeDts will be conferred as rewards for skill
and industry, under the sanction of competent
and disinterested judges.-Naf Int
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N. c. KINNEY, G. G.

Tho parties in the above cause are hereby noi-
ned that will attend at my Office in the town Of
Staunton, on the third Monday in September next
to perform the duty required by the foregoing
order. SAM,I' CIARKE Nr Com,TSi,,
Staun,on, August Sd, 1913.
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Sale Of Real and Personal
PrOnertY.

4 IL I
IN pursuance Of the last will and testament o
Jacob Ieas, deceased. I viii proceed to sell al
public auction, at the. late residence of said de-
ceased, on Friday the e5th of August next, the
following Real and Personal Property, to wit:
The Tract Of Land on which the said deceased
resided, situate about six miles above Staunton,
on the Middebrook road, containing about
@SS AoGNSp
120 acres of which are cleared, and twelve or az
teen good meadow, the whole Ghder good fence,
and in good state OF cultivation, the residue
well :imbered, and an orchard Of about 300 bear
ing Apple Trees, and variety of other Fruit
The whole tract is well watered, there being on it
SIN OF eight never failing springs. The improve
ments are convenient two story brick DWELL
ING HOUSE, Kitchen, Smoke House, Spring
House. and good Barn shielded all round, and
other necessary buildings.
will also offer for sale at the same time, all |
the personal estate of said decedant, to wit:
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Farming Uten- |
slls OF every description, new Four Horse Wag- |
on, and Plantation do, Family Carriage and |
Harness, Wheat and Rye, Household and Kitch. |
en- Furniture, and variety of other property, too
numerous to mention.
Terms at sale.
WASHINGTON SWOOPE, Ex'or.
Of Jacob Leas, Decd, with the
will annexed.
June l5--tds.
The Harrisonburg Register, and Chambers
burg Repository, will insert the above weeks,
and send their bills to this Office.
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Office Of Commissioners in Bankruptcy
for Lack son roanAr Iul.r On.

Notice to the Creditors of John Rardon, bank
rnpt, to prove their debts before me at my office at
Jackson G. H., on the llth and 18th OF August
next, when and where Che said Rardon is required
TO attend. VIM. b. MCMAHON, Com'r.
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Remopal Of the lasi Of he Indiansfr Ohio
The Wyandotts, the last tribe of Indians in the
State Of Ohio, have departed for their new home
West of the Mississippi delegation from the
tribe, consisting of three principal Chiefs, visited
Columbus. on Saturday week 10 bid farewell TO
the Governor, and through Him, to the people of
Ohio. Jacquis, the head Chief, delivered beau
tiful address on the OCCASION TO which the Cover
nor replied, assuring them of the good feeling Of
the people Of Ohio towards theif brethren, and
wishing them happiness and prosperity in their
new home. The scene (says the Statesman) was
very interesting, and the sentiments delivered by
the venerable Chief were worthy the head and
heart of a Chief of this once noble race. Nav
prosperity and happiness attend this remnant of
red men, who have for so many years dwelt in
peace and amity with orr people
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Office Of Co,nmissioner in Bankruptcy

Office Of Cosnmissioner in Bankruptcy
for Marshall county, July 20.
Notice TO the Creditors OF Daniel Mooney, 8
bankrupt, TO prove their debts before mo at my
office in EIizabethtown, on the Lith and 18th II
August next. when and where the said baniiupt
is required to attend. SsAs
T.. II. CALDWELL, Com'r.
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FRESH SUPPLY.

'H'HE Subscriber has just received ain additional
~ stipply Of Dry Goods, Groceries and Queens
ware, which he will sell low for cash or to pune
tual customers on time. VIM. KYLE.
Staunton, July 81, Is43--4t.
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ofiiee Of conimissioher in Bankruptcy !.

for Randolph county July 30
Notice TO the creditors OF Noah Skidrnore, q
bankrupt, to prove theif debts before me at f1,y
Office in Beverly, on the 18th and 18th Of Angus.
next when and sshete The said bankrupt is reqni-
red to attend. :.
LAIR D.. MoRRALL, Coim'r.
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rDrHE subscribers are now receiving and offer
= for sale at very low prices the following arii-
cles, viz;
PAINTS.
100 kegs Lewis No. WHIT. GOO lbs. Spanish brown.
Lead, 300 do 40 wh;,in~
Sg Kegs - ext. Whit Lead, 500 do. Venetian Red,
sOOO lbs. dry s15 do. vcrdigris in OIL
lV0 lbs. Chrome Yellow, 90 do. do. dry,
IVO lbs. - Green, $50 do. Terra di Sienna
ESQ lbs. Glue, 800 do Black Lead,
200 lbs. Red Lead, $Copal Varnisb
Prussia nBluc, Jnnan yarnish
Lamp Black.
MEDICINES, DYE.S7JFF,S, &c.
Indigo, Nptpegs, Ginger, powd.
Madden, Mace, Alspcc.
Copperas, Cinnamon, Pepper,
Alum, Cloves, White Ginger,
Satpetrc, Ginger Race Putty,
Saaratus, Logwood Pearl Ash,
EPSON Salts, Castor Oil. Asa(ntida
Caiomei, Opium, Cayenne Pepper,
LiYuoricc baii, Flower Sui. Birthstone,
Sup'tc. Quininc, Blue Mass Spts Nitro.
Salts Of Morpha, Sugar of Lead, Camphor.
Iodine, Blue Stone, Sup. Carb Soda,
Castillo Soap, Spanish Flies Annatto,
Opodeldoc, Borax. Gum Myrrh,
With many other articles, comprising large
and well selected stock, which we offer at whole
sale or retail, on accommodating terms.
SAM'L. A. HUBBARD, g. co.
Scottsville, Alb, June 30.
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JUST RECEITED.
July 81.

oUD TtECFJTE U3
A SUPPLY of DRY GOODS AND GRO
"a CERES, which / Offer at reduced prices,
Tor cash, paper or produce. Superior Sugar, Cof-
fee, and Tea. Call aid see. Cotton Yarns re-
duced, &c. &c. r. MAY.
Sadnton, June %, 1913.
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The Mississippi Free Trader of the 1ith ult.
plates that The Hon. Washington Barrow, Charge
d'AHa'rcs at Lisbon, has resigned, and will soon
return 10 Ibis country.
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Medicines, Paints, Oils and
Due.sSf1Sf1S.

rD>HE subscribers are now receiving and offer
for sale at sery low prices the following arif-
clcs. viz;
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=, DIED, on the 18th uIt, in Amelia county, Eide,
rALESTiNE M: MASON, who minister of tho
Gospel of the Baptist denomination for twenty wears
Mr. Mason died the death of the righteous May every
death be like his.-Lerington Gas
DIED on the 25th, at Columbia Furnace, Shenandoah
JAMES a >: ARTHuE, aged about 4S years. His death
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-08
WILLIAM ANDERSON, ia,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,

Opposite The Csiumbian Hotel, Cary Street,
Az 'A' purchased his ock Of Fail Goods much earlier his
season tan usual aud t. the advance in prices IN
hr Northern CITIES, enables him Ia offer them much more
aV"ra TENS Than he could do if his stock had 10 he pur
chasra ne following Goods III store and landing, Which
i"e "i s on accommodating terms:
O ads It Crols Porto Rico and " o. Sugars part strictly
1890 bags agn Rio ST. Domingo, Porto Rico and superior
Old Java Coffee
- y,n and bar buse, wOolscy's Loaf Sugar
3 l'iS. crushed do.
bon sacks Liverpool filled fine Salt
2co DO do ground alum do.
n oo ~ m hhds and 81 hbls. superior N o. Moasscs
oo,'eou lts mddlmg Bacon prime article
10 20 hhs and half pipes superior Old Rye Whskcy
~ d. Common do.
-, 4 do. do. j. j. Dupuy & Co.'s do
~ DO do Imitation do
80 gas the Old Brandy, vintage of 1885,
In iemJnhns, from 10 gallons
woodhousa he'll s. NJ. Wine, in pipes, hall pipes
and quarter casks
' - 10 49, North cnr"'"" iIsnngs, No.
Ioa 10. Potomac Gross, No
~ tins swecls Country and English Iron, well assorted
d." American Bl;stered Steel
> i"us Swscds Plough Plates
1000 Iarse shoes, ready Tor mailing on
32a htss Nails "a, and i'rads, assorted sizes
u, do iluii's Patent Soap
y do, Farieeatrh do.
u kegs Beatty Dupon,'s and IF Powder
ions Shot. assorted sizes
! ton Ear Lead
le5 tons Lump Plaster
Ground do. in rrccs
1000 lbs. Cotton Yarns, assorted
Cotton OsnAlmrg-, ms. and
10 haf chests f;unpnvvder Tea, part c5tin Gne
81 do. Hack do.
Sc catty hcyes Gan;order do
10 large aud Is small ze Brooks highly approved Wheat
Fans
- half boxes sxl0 and iGxla Glass
Cap Letter and writing Paper
Pepper. Ginger and Alispce
Anlne.S, Indigo and Madden
Cupp.ras. A!an, satp,tr- and Birthstone, and many
other snail at clss, too tedious Ia ennmerate
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WORKMAN. McGRIJDER a. {


OFFER FOR SALE
~ GO hhS. Porto Rico New Orleans and ST. CroX Sugars
65 boxes Woolsey W0cseys Smith a. Coverings double
and triple Loaf Sugar
b hbls. CI>iI.d aud Powdered Sugar
20 hhds New Orleans Porto Rico and Trinidad Molasscs
500 bags Iaguira Coffee
go do. Rio do.
$50 do. Old java do.
10 i.rces Rice
80 boxes W"oduGS ana iiuli's patent Candles
80 do. Sperm do.
- do. Judd's patent Sperm do.
l51i sacks Liverpool Il led salt
$50 as New York SHOT
. 90 lbs. BAR Lead
Go kegs Duponts Sporting and Blasting Powder
Beat Spikes
go Ibis. No y. C. Irrrin.s
81 dp Roe do
Us boxes - n and lOxa Glass
20 dozen Barnes and simmons Ixes
10 lh!s. prime Western sides
$50 sides sole Leather good and good damaged
$40 rs. best English Shoe Thread
IN iicrccS Clarified Whale Oil
3 ID. best Sperm d..
inO do. ThonIison Lime
- bis. Tar
IL do Pure Cider Vinegar
goo blue grit Nova Scotia Grind Stones
= ceToons b--I Caracas Indigo
Pepper Ginger Pinento
SAIL Prt'e, Birthstone
London Mustard, &c,
$50 IONS 1rcdrgar, Swodes aad Country Ironcompsng 4
general uf nearly all OF fiat, and round
Band and Hoop lron--Eoiler Plates
5tnns Nail Rods, assorted sizes
! do. Spiina Steel
5 do. Am, rcau and English DIis,ered Steel
! ton Plough Plates
Auss5 3-w3w
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AMI, NEGROES, &C. FOR S!lLE-By the consent of nil
~ parties concerned, the subscriber WILL TUESDAY, the I'd
Octner, isi3, If fair, il the
AFTER offer for sale IN the premises, credit Of two and
equal annual int lmcnts, Tiac;
purcnanccs which the late Capt Ne!scn Anderson
and possessed lying ami being in the county Nelson
mites Southeast Of the Court house, and within -four miles
james River and kanawha Canal The confirms hun
rod and fifteen about two thirds Of which are cleared and
good encche balance well iimhcrcd and
venen open land The cleared in GOOD heart
well adapted 10 The culture of tobacco CORN wheat, oa &c
There premises comfortable dwcin. house and
csay houses, good apple orchard and kinds
Of fmit.
ll6 viii also offer for sale, at the time aud place.
dit months, ali the Slaves belonging
sstin. Of and children; credit of sil
months, all the other properly beiongin, Estate
consisting of lloses Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, Household and
Kitchen Furniture and Pan,non Utensils In all cases. bond
10 secure The pay ment of the purchase money.
DAVID T. ANDERSON,
Executor Of Se;son Andersen, deceased,
Aug. Is os-lm for hirnseifand others
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which all kinds of refuse vegetable matter pecd and
cheapy converted INTO manure of the most ieizng quality,
his been thoroughly tested by Of The practical
peenced farmers the Northern and Southern States The
uniform which attended its operation commends
the attention every farmer, WHO wishes enrich hs land
tri1iug
With the Of graduating the price the quantity of land
upon hc may be desired method, follow ing
scale has been adopted, viz:
For gardens, Sc
Farms, up 100 acres, ~
10. from 100 to 2HO acres, il
Do. from 2oo $40 acres, Is
Do. from $50 To 400 acres 90
Over 400 in any farm, IS
All letters of enquiry must be post paid.
ALBEIT & co. Baltimore,
Projectors of The patent right for the
Southern and Western States.
C. T. BOLTS, Agent, Richmond, va.
July 81 al-Nltn
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xx7ARREN GREEN BOARDING SCHOOL, WarreRt"n, Fsn.
w Ya.This Institution has been in successful opera
ton for The buildings large commodcus and
comfortable occupy beautiful situation IN The hand
village of Waenon Students are Instructed horonshy
the Latin aud Modern languages. all the branches OF
an English Edacalion Geology Physiology Philosophy Cheml>
md the various branches OF in course oil
sahema,ica study For further information circulars will be
RICHARD NJ. SMITH, Principal
Rr,ERExcrThe Principal takes the liberty of referring to the
following gentlemen, well the patrons of the Schon gene
raiy-Warrenton, Va Gen. j. r. Wallace, Major w w Wal
lace E. Scott Erasmus Helm, W. H. Gaines D. Day D. Ward,
Samuel Chiffon, los orner Rev Geo Lennon John p Phi
Inns H. A. White NJ Payne b. W. Macrae, e. ii Fooc d.
81 Berry Jas French Col. Vim. r. Smith lion. VIM: Smith A.
j. Marshall 5. Fisher, and Jno G. iecktam; Ilaymakei
Prince William county, John Webb Tyler Esq, aud r. c. b.
stuart ushare, Va Thos Foster, EN-; Suckers Ferry
Va Jas Casiieman, Esq., New Baltimore, Va, Maj T. unon
Cupeper c. H. Francis j. Thompson, ESQ., ackoon Fo'd Cu
peper co.. John and William a. Winston, Esqs; Per,
Royal Va John Boutwell,, Esq Aide Louduun William
TLrif Esq.
Sept. | 1-sa"IW&".W