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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21

trThe Frse Pr"ss agreeabty 10 its
terms, Is pGnlshed and delivered % sub
scrih r., o cv"rI Ftriav mNtn ny; and
tur pairHns WI h"' T%I~rt l"'r"r"tvr
i, parltrr ~ 'hr week. We make hls
rrmatk 10 Prev WIshbtrrs Hudug.
Uno mdieidual. rrard"nt Of rh,s village
and pro(essed'y a gentleman. dlSronrn
uel his subscription to Ihr Frrr Preas.
some dave ago, because hts pnp"r was
not hNndrd over to him on Thursday
What ptrtrX!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21

REMARKABLE. II lsa Incl that rhf
Lncolocos OF this county, thus far in the
present campaign, have not aVowed one
single measure OF public policy MOI
ontV the address Of their Central Com
mRree, bu, The proceedings o(lhrir Con.
Vr0'lnn, are So drawn upas who'll y Ia
,r,ac,ai Ihn asurps OF the party, II
rhc8 haar aat Aud lkcsr are the VetN
ma WIS were 50 caHoruus in their
chatg,. Agotusl lhe Mhrgs in ls40, ior
concerning rs rhey alleged. the laVoriIr
measures oI The parry! What CONSISTENT
fellows your real Loco'ocos are! Do
Gentlemen, "screW your courage up n
the sIrkEg point" and let the wcr'd
know whrtntr YOU are TOR or against the
Sub b-reaSUry Scdpme? Are goa foI
banks, or no bsnksS What are ye fnri
Can't you show your hands, "no way
you eau fix III"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21

6TThe Locofoco Ceulral Committee
have nor vrnlured to produce proof 10
sustain their charge, that twenty five
Thousand dollars were voted 10 the wi.
dow OF GEN, HARRISON TO derray the cx-
penses OF an elecllunperlng campaign.
We rep"al, that waS deliberate false
hood; and known 10 b" such h, The
Committee wher they propogared il II
ia due however to one ot he Committee.
(hr Bnrger,) to STATE thai he daap-
proves OF porrion Of that Adirrss. and
says thai he never saw har por,ion nj II
Che part objected o.) u"ui af'r II was
pub i,brd
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21
0TWe notice that Geo, Y Htmpso,

6TWe notice that Geo, Y Htmpson,
Elisha McGuirP, and James To'an, are
advertised on both sides of the "Mud
pad and Gull lrap." as the Loco Com
mirlee Of Vigilance for Genre townshup
'rhcs' genlIcmen are all candidates (o'
ulIi 'e; aud, Of course, very proper per
sons 10 compose a committee oi vigilance
They will be rigilaHt beyond all doubt!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21

HTDa the Loroloco Ccolral Com
musrp tor this county know that SILAs
WEIGHT. 4 $ Senaor from New York,
and Mr.. Van Burrns coDfdrnual lrlend,
voted lor lhs present Tariff, against
which ,he Committee rail so vehement.
ly? Il they will look To the JoUrnal 6t
the Srunle, they will see that Mr. Wrgh'
so vOledi
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21

NTLrl4 says, 'our' (hrs) 'Whig
frend>, R,anv oi them, never we're much
~ favor Of war; II he have any Wing
friends,' (Which we think extremely
dnublml) they probably belong to The
peace party; and, by some mistake, have
been enrolled in The wrong company!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21

CrFWhen will the 'Mudde paddlc'
Commence the publication Of the promis
ed advertisement Of Lands and Town
Lots, delinquent for Toxesf Perhaps,
Auddor Iiomes hesilaIes in the pre-
miscs!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21
To THE EDIToR:

~ Tue CLl1OhS
ln an article copied inia the
last Free Press from lhe Washington
Reporter, ! find the following paragraph
which does not eel forth the truth as il
exists.
"We learn from the east. that cloths
and woolen fabrics generally have gone
up in value some 90 10 25 per cent A.,
thus affordIng assurance, by this tins
next season, that wool will advance in
price"
So far from having gone up in value
in the east "cIorhs and woolen fabrics
generally" we're never selling a so low
prices IN The east as they are at Tho
present time; and The only assurance we
nov have Of an advance on the present
prices oi wool, rests on continuance Of
prosperity in our w0oIlen manu- factories.
II the exiAung Tariff shall he permitted
tn contlnUe aud our manu- acurlng es-
IsblShmrniS are thus os'arrd wr maV
reasonably anticipate a steady advance
on the prizes OF wuol bv an Increased
demand Tor he Hrtirlp; aud nj The sane
lime, we NAV cor6I"n,ly expect grpnl
improvement in the prices AZ nQrtcn ~
ral products g"prtaIv ~ CONS qt"nrp
oI n steady f"'ornd TOR III" >upa of
he tlunt Mul.'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21
"FACTs FOR TIE PEOPLE"

AT the requeSI Of friend in whose
Judgment we have confidence, we com
mence on our first page the publication
OF very able and argumenlariye essay
on tho subject Of a Protective Tariff,
written by the Hon o. II. SMITH late u,
S. Senator from Indiana The reader
will perceive that Mr.. Smith writes in
reply TO pamphlet published in India.
ma; and that his essay is specially de
signed for the people of that State
Nevertheless, asthe anti lsrifund Free
Trade arguments are everywhere the
same alike in South Carolina, in India
m, and in'Ohio- in England and in lbc
Uniled Sales-we believe Mr.. Smiths
essay may be published and read with
, equal propriely and advantage, where.
oever the snti.larif doclnnesare promuI
y gated.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21
The CarrolI Elree Press,

For the purpose o. doing more ctii-
aCient service Than he has hitherto done, u,
in the Whig cause, the Pubisherof the
CARROLL FRFE Press proposes to (urn-
jsh extra numbers Of this paper at 50
cents copy, in GdvGnce, for threemonths,
and, 10 this end, he respectfully solicits
the aid Of his friends 10 Carroll and The
adjoining counties.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21

pnrt IF raIor. The seat Of h's retiring
prudence, ii is more than likely, bears
lbe visible marks OF "long heels and
hard ones too His Willingness 10 EGO
round" therefore, is most rational. 90
il boots!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21

0FThat exquisite advocate of"decen
Cy" and decorum, the aromatic editor oi
the "Gull.nap," denies lhal he has "any
where giveR an opinion" Of US; and
calls Tor 'lhe record" Has he forgotten
that IN hs very first issue, he spoke oI
the editor OF the Free Press, as one who
had "pereed" (punniOg on ou' name!)
'Ihe darkest shades and passed tn deep
mre OF the gulf into which he pro
poses to plungrr Was not this his
opinion ofus9 Or is he SO reckless oI
truth as to deny his own "recordf-
What unbIushng impudence does he
not exhibll in calling for The 'recUrd,''
while it is sinking under his own nose!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21

proposed 10 go on nd ifatum;' Z"
cents iiIl after the election Won"
il Mr. L'ule Intends 10 go on with ii n.
infniLnm.'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21
01rThe L.cnrnco Cenltnl Committee

0T Thr LncofocO Central Committee
having No measures or principles Of
thru oSn TO rest IN, or, a, least. aVow
ing none, b.eZ" away at the measures Of
thr Inst Wing Congress Among the
causes Of compliant, the Bankrupt Inv
IS rnumrrarrd. Now, it may be safely
admitted thai that if not absolutely a
b d mpasur, wa, al least an i'll lime on /.
BuI what dill the Why Congress do in
regard 10 II? In thr ffsl place, that
Conc rcss 10 obedIance 10 The demands
Of huusapdS and tens Of thousands nf PEI
lilIoncIs, passed the acr, and, when it
was subsequently, aScer,a'ned that the
majority OI the pe0p'e condemned It, The
same Congress, true to helr principles
and in acrordNuco with lhe popular will,
repealed thu Bankrupt act, That ls =
bout oil that can be- made Of it, But
does the said Contra Commlrlpe RI
me mber, that their leader tho Ii tie
Magician" himself, once upoR n rmr re-.
commended tho passage oi b,uktup
L0wf II they do not remember II 9TH
er pcop do,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21

The Steamship Columbia, on her late
pa'sag" to England, ran upol rocks nf
Tnwnspnd B4v. Nova Sroru. NoIives
lost. The mails and freis h saved = hut
the ship is total loss, We are lad. b..
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21

CORRECTION The Mud paddle and
Gull trap il appears, ls not TO be pub
l.shed fer three mOnthS only, but it 10
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21
"GOTHS AND Wand us"

Our remark, ihal The AHgedn stable
must be cleeused, and no Golhs ard
Vandals driven from the eapito, seems
10 stick 10 Monsieur Litlle's stomach -
He gives it special application to his l."
coicco friends in Carroll county, aud
argn&es accordingly Let US make an
application Of the remark The leading
Locoiocos, while IN power. by q series
OF bad measures, DESTROYED The rurreu.
CIV, broke down our manufactures. re-
duced the prices Of Agricuiura pro
ducts, pIundrred the public treasury,
ducPd the government TO the BRINK OF
bank k5uplcy, beggared thousands OF good
cilizens, and bighled for wears the pros
periry Of the country In this work Of
ruin they strongly rcsembIed the Golhs
and VandaIs;' and hence, civilized men
in 1910, rose in their might and over
whe med the Vaadalic lenders Of Loco
(ocoism
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21
REPUTATION"

Mr. Little (Who ia as little in every
sense Of the word IA the Ieasl,) takes
occasion in one Of his decent paragraphs
to refer TO what he is pleased ironically
10 term cur well earned reputation.
We have never taken the trouble to on
qulrp, What reputation we NAV have;
but il it be as bad az Mr. l4intr's. II is
had enough IN al conscience. VI one
hing We afo SIR ; "" shat nPP"r h'
Iound pa, so"g "r rtHs'"g Oh r"''r '
tor The p"I'u nm q, iwa d j ~, g..
mnu il, q. e: 'Sam M',,". Nn1 t.
STRIVING - "r'g ~ e a. t'
pa,tcI y. rn s. Ia. ,E, "'. -
~ Il d" ,,} q. - e'.
rh, d,"o.,c ,h u, II T.. 4" -.
hkr NJ. I,rn
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21

a''emp, TO prove that John Tyler rs a
u hig."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13
VOL. XXI.-NO. 80.

hcaiiD suspended(by Generals Wilkisn and Jscksou)
LIN both instances at New Orleans, and never onoe con.
sluoually any where in the United Suites since the
Declaration of Independence. The Constitution declares
that the privilege Of the writ ofhabeas corpus sh.
be suspended. unless when in case Of rebellion or uvs-
s"n the public safety may require it, in the opinion VI
Congress,
During Burr's conspiracy, Mr.. Giles in the senate.
upo" messngc from the President introduced bill ~
three mouths suspension for that great writ II was
IN panic. Immediately passed. and sent to the House.
January, 20, 1907. The House. all OH the same day.
(jannary, 26) refused to deliberate in secrecy; and "
the question, 'Sha the bill be rejected - the votes ssou
ayes 49, noes l9a great triumph Of civil liberty owes
panic and ouilawry
This 10 tho only constitutional attempt Of sespendins
The writ OF hdbeds corpus made in FREQ America.
May we never hear Of another W Congress or slse-
nherc. SOLDIER OF ONE WAR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13
ExrRAyAo,sor OF THE FEDERAL covEnkMEsY.

We take occasion, al the present time. 10 publish
Report made the last session OF Congress, by ia
delatnbe and able Representative, the Hon. James A.
Meriwother IN relation 10 the extravaganza of the Fed
eral Administration In carrying on the Florida Ww--
We request readers to peruse this expose Ut thsir
Representative Such unheard OF extravaganza is enough
to slarilo and alarm hem That rotten corruption must
have existed when allowed to rob the public
treasury by such charges. as are specified in this report.
Shingles in a country where tho cypress ffoarshss Ia
abundance NINE DOLLARS pr thousand Wood.
in forest, paid Tor nj the rate of FOUR DOLLARS
per cord For the hire Of oxen per day, TEN DOL
OARS A depot, that would have been better and
HUNDRED and SEVENTY SIX THOUSAND
TWO HUNDRED and SEVENTY SEVEN DOL.
LARS! Verify few more such wars, and the indem-
nifty paid by China 10 Great Britain, $2l 100000 would
be but drop in the bucket Georgia Journal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

EpY virtue OF a Deed of Trust, executed to me by
I'D Samuel Branch, for the benefit Of certain creditors
therein mentioned, dated the 29th day of March, 1872,
aud Of record in the Clerks Office Of Campbell county,
shall SELL at public auction. ioy cash Tuesday the
seventh day OF March, S43 at Nathan Spencers Mill
Falling River, in the county of Campbell. all the in
crest of the said Samuel Branch. both law aud in
mitv, in the following NEGROES, to wit: Peter, An
ma. Celia, Glen and Gillian, her two children, Spencer
and Sylvia, which said Negroes in the pos
session Of Robert X. Watkins. Acting Trustee, |
shall convey OILY such interest to the purchaser as Is vest
ed in me by said deed. WILLIAM ID. BRANCH,
Trustee.
Feb Q I'M
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Ty.1gSs ,SGye.

10y VIRTUE of deed Of trust. executed on To,
ID 18th day Of March 1872 by Albert q. l,abney
and of rscord in the Clerks Office Of the iustingN
Court, tor the Corporaon Of Lyuchbafg. the under
signed as trustee will proceed to sell Al the house othc
said Dabney, near Lanshorne's Mill IN Tuesday. the
18th day otthepresent month. for cash, "a stean-I
CINE, Boiler and other Appurienances attached thereto,
in the said deed OF trust mentioned.
The undersigned, acting as Trustee, will only con
vey the title vested in him AS such.
The sale will be conducedb by Nessrs. Payne s. Tur
ner JAMES BENAGi, Trust.
Feb g st
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From the Petersburg h,teiligenccr.
THE NORTHERN MEN WITH SOUTHERN
EEEI JNGS- (ll,ur of CuHcsism

FEELlNGS.-Odourof Cp1eeism.
The Democratic Legislature Of Massachusetts arc
giving their Southern friends sterling proofs Of
their sympahcs and kindly feelings towards the pecu-
liar institution Of the South"
Road corporations shall not make any rule dscrmi-
mating between the accommodations Of passengers on
account OF color. and making it penal offence in
agents who exclude assault persons that account.
Should any OF Democratic friends take trip
next summer the Great Western Rail Road and find
themselves with their wives and daughters 'cieek bv
jowl" with son OF Ham, hope that the odolr
ct9eeisn will he rendered tolerable by the refer
that Democratic hands have commended il to thor Ss
this. Nv
The Senate of the Old Bay State not COP
passing the above mentioned act, have ras en' wsss
which paves the way for yet closer s'o''.e''
tween the colors. They have passed I'M no
the act prohibiting marriages betwee nersaa y Iss
rent colors. - ~''~-
Should one of our Democratic friend. .,;..
berry great telirity Oh tot1 10 ds o.r ~ I ~
de all compshed and priickel<ri i,5y M. ps::.
Broad .Nostra, he has nothing 10 do bu, q 10 =, ~.
ting, hold ms nose Top the question publish .hr nu.s
have the knot tied, and ne can
Rest on her fair BOSCH, happy and light,
Like ,' Mni,e collar 9aback slock rcposing Il aieAAs
VIII WI v, wake r. az and meek.
~
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1slsi&NlSo
~ "THE LYNCHBURG yIRGINIAN,'

Is psbshed ssnii,ceeiy (erery Monday aud 1osday)
s< -Four Dollars per aanu payable in adrance No sub
ssrptio ,s be receeedfor shorter tne than sir months
and no paper rH be DISCONTINUED (ereept at the discretion
Of the Editois,) until all drrendsos are paid.
ey- ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at so csrrts per
square Tor ess) for the first Insertion, and 37 cents for
spery subsequent insertion
EVERY ADVERTISER a required to note on his
M hotc long trheS his advertisement inserted
IN advertisement not noted tc be inserted tai its dis
eontinLaRce be ordered.
FOR YE.9RLY .4DTERTTSI.NG tho terms are for
Tho privilege Of squares, $40 or one square, so for
sns square, inner FORM s35.
e. JOB PRINTING erccted neatly and expeditions
" and reasonable terms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13
NOTICE..

gsIE undersigned will hereafter carry on the Carpen
ers Business in all its various branches, and respect
fully socs share opubc patronage lie VIII heepagne
era assortment Of Timber at his a'hes SHOP or ne pre-
sent and at his own as soon he provide one,
GEORGE G. CURLE.
Jan, Il p
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.N'D T'EsE,.

\ conformity with the decree of the Circuit Superior
Z Court OF Law and Chancery for the county OF Mel
san nron9unced upon the 9th OF October 1872 IN The
case Of George Vaughn, ir., George ii. Mitchell.
and others AID like decree in the case of Floyd
L. Whitehead VS. George |. Mitchell and others; and
by yirue OF deed of trust executed by said Mitchell to
the subscriber, bearing date tie 6th day OF May 1911
the undersigned, the trustee IN said Decd Will no" 'e
10th day March next, upon the premises IN the conn
ty of Nelson situated upon the road leading from
Lovingson to Lynchburg, and about four miles from
the ormer place. sell the highest bidder, for cash.
the lot parcel o and, upon which said Mitchell now
same purchased by him of William Bib. ihe two
parcels containing about 10 The Land is vaua-
bic in every respect, and the Lot is highly improved, as
a Tavern Store &C., it is in desirable situation.
5. CLAIBORNE, Trustee
and Commissioner.
Dee % tloM
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SAaE5rNsssiss ksg,ED OF TRUST.

10y WRIT Fol IA deed of trust executed to me by
I'D Thomas f.. Waugh, bearing date the 26ih day Of
January 1872 and of record in the Clerks Office OF the
County Cour Of Amherst, for purposes IN said deed
mentioned will offer public auction, for cash. in the
town of Stanton, Monday. the 9th OF February
next ONE NEGRO BOY, named AddIson-and on
"Wednesday the 9Th day of March next at Amherst
Court House all the interest of said Thomas f.. Wang h
III the LANDS belonging to the heirs FLAMES Waugh
and lying and being IN the counties OF Amherst and
Bedford. Also, the balance OF the Negroes embraced in
said deed, To vii: William, Nelson George aud Svy.
The title believed to be unquestonable but will osnyey
only such title vested IN me by the deed aforesaid.
J.CRAWFORD, Trustee
Jan. 10 ISM
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Nss'E'EsE.

NFEEV II.
DURSUANT TO decree Of Bedford County Court
Il pronounced AT January Term, 1919 | shall, on
next court day. February 27th trout of the courthouse
OF said county, sell to the highest bidder on credit OF
II months the following SLAVES belonging TO the cs
tate of Robert N. Walker. dco'd, viz: Anthony. Sally
and her child Martha aged or months, and Su1ly
Bonds with approved personal security vii be required
Of purchasers before the property is delivered,
JAS. \. WALKER, Com.
Feb. q ow
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II II ~ No TT II.
--IsrAN d. VzsANCaI

fNAgE located in Lynchbnrg, AID united IN 'he pfac-
III tice of Law. Samuel Branch will consia NY "'
tend Gas heretofore) the Courts Of Buckingham o1u
Prince Edward and will hereafter also attend the Your "
held in Lynchburg ard The Superior Courts OF Campbe'
and Bedford William ID. Branch will attend the Su-
peror and Inferior Courts of Campbell Bedford and Am
herst When not absent professional business. they
may always be found at their Office Cup sairs) in the
horse next below the Office Of iocombe x Otey, on Main
street.
Feb . 5t
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.g.y'1'EFD.v'X w. maven,

a graduate at sunn,pde sydney College,
HAS opened SCHOOL on the lands OF Mr.. Henry
S. Langhorne, in the county of Amherst, about one
mile from the Lynchbnrg Bridge. In this School will
be taught all the branches usual in the best regulated
cadelnies His oxertons do Justice to his pupils will
he hopes entte him to the patronage Of the public
Tuition fee for a session Of ten months, SIS.
Feb. 9 Pm
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'TRa ST' SALE.

IN pursuance of Deed Of Trust executed by James
Il Wilmington and tearing date the 10th August, lSl2
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of the County
Court of Bedford, snail the premises. and now the
10 the highest bidder, on "Wednesday. the 18th March
next all that Z rset or Parcel Of t;amd. y
ing and being in the County of Bedford. IN the North
side of the Lynchburg and Blue Ridge Turnpike. adj
dining the Lands OF perciva Cralie and John Whit
tington, Sour, containing FOt RIEEN OR fif-
TEEN ACRES, more or less. Also, the following
personal property to Wit: two Horses, one two horse
Wagon and Harness, Two Feather Beds and Fumltures
Corn, s. large and two small Poughs, one Cary
Plough, two Pots and two Ovens The property Will
positively be sold without The undersigned
will convey such title as he holds as trustee which he
believes is unquesllonahle.
JNO. WHlT1INGTON, Junr.
Foo. 6 tl5Mh
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NN1E wish to purchase five hundred barrels of corn
w for which we will pay the highest market price
Is. T. TlNSLEY SEQ
Jan. "
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FOB. {
R,ygsJEs TREES.

lust RECEIVED, a, Exchange Corner. small lot
- of choice FRUIT TREES, from the Nursery Of
Parsons s. Co, New York--Peaches. Apples, Pears,
Cherries and Plunbs ssc all of which of very supe
Jior quality. NJ TALBOT.
Feb. 6 is
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MEMOIR Of the Life of the ri. Res'd. Richard
w Charming Moore. ~ ~, by !. Z. X. Henshaw.
u. d., for sale by PAYNE, GREGORY co.
Jan. % Is
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TO TssF; EsTYSLRf.
Family Flour.

NN'F. llAN T. on hand lot offs Stonersextra Famil,
w Flour, Tor sale (iieury Clay brandt
b. Il. TlNSLEl 4 Co.
Dec % Is
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a. e W i y w g rrE 4 g.. y a.
CARPENTER AND HOUSE JOINER,
b MIXERS his services IL the citizens Of Lyncibnrg
" and lis vicinity. in all lis various branches. llav-
in heretofore received portion OF the public patronage
he hopes merit a continuance of the Those who
feel disposed oparonlze him, may rest assured that their
work shall be executed with neatness and dispatch. lie
will also keep LUMBER YAKG. and receive
aud selli'mber commission, and make liberal ad-
vances the same, frequlred He may be found by
application at the " esern Hotel, his residence Is
ncar thereto.
REFERENcEs.--Thos. o. AGREE, Esq.
w. p. Bryant. Esq.
C. Nclver, Esq
Col. VIM b. Brown.
Jan. 30 3m
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Pl.OgGss,. PLoUGEGs. pLOUGrHs

"A
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ORANGES! DFsANGA esq!

TE9liE subscriber has Jus, received small lot Of sweet
u Havana ORANGES. rerufim-Aso, Lemons and
Figs fresh and fine. GEORGE w. YANGEl.
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MARTIAL. LAW BN A KENTUCklAN.

-Four Essays repubiidiea in The pamphlet FORM from
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