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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07

Caiijornia.-An American gentlemen resi-
don't in CniifoInln, writing 10 friend in the
Unied States. says oi thai coantry-"Alihoush
part Of this country (Ca!ifcrnial is nominal.
ly governed by Mexico, we ara remote fro III
aud scarcely feel the influence of thai, power.
The extent Of the ilat OF lcrel country from the
Pacific coast 10 the Mountains on our east. will
average about one hundred and fifty miles from
the mouth Of the Iiio Colorado 10 tie line Of
the Oregon Territory. The soil Of the whole
of this rc. ION Of >ou,Nry Is very superior. pro-
tiucin- Cotton. Corn aud Wheatip abundance.
Perhaps no cnrntry IN The world produces fin
er fruit. The mnnniainousrcgion east i,abounds
in the richest minerals. Here may DO found
copper in the pure 81 siaie upon the top n; The
earth. in all directions. The country nb"nnds
in no; and biiu,pinnus springs. About thirty
miles from Tie Colorado, in the midst Of san
dy desert. is 4 volcanic mountain. II is nearly
round at It's base. and about one mile in height.
From lis top il constantly -emis all immense
column Of black. smoke. Near is base large
quantities. Of brimstone issne. nearly in pure
state. Ship loads oft might be procured. II
bois mp in kind OF crater. hardens on sheout-
or surface, and falls back in the centre. There
urc great number OF bi,uminous springs near
this town. Our houses are pil covered with
bi,umen One spring here, at which it does
not appear thal more than too could be had
would doubtless furnish five hundred. /, rises
upon a level parcel Of ground in bubbles to
the beigh, Of about six feet, bursts aud ruus to
q considerable distance until il hafdens. re-
semblins rosin in some respects.
Few men have finer noi;nns. or filter
language 10 express shem, than Mr.. Alc-
Duifie. In his speech on the assumption
of The State Debrs by the General Govern
meat he said "ail that tho Government,
possessed, heyterived f.os;tho people.
They had not single doilnr-,hat was 10,
drawn from the peckcts. of the people
and .ye, this Governmen; proposed to re-
lieve The people by giving them money!
Were the people Of these United States
supposed 10 Torship this Government as
the Persians worship The, sun ? God Tor
bid! Let them meet the question plainly
aud fairly. Every dollar that was given
to The States. must bG taken from the peo.
Pile of the States; aud for every dollar
illa, they received in ono form, they must
pay at least dollar and twenty-five cents
in another form. This was the inevitable
consequence, and Il could MOI be avoided.
Nero YORK. Plebeidn.
Scnteaesd.-Thos. N. MnCants, con-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07

gAe fSieaa18 Of George
Pore. Esqr., announce him a. a candidate
for reelection, 10 the Office Of Clerk of The
Cont Of this District.
May 8 "
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07

Sca,eaeed.-Thos. N. MnCanis. con-
victe,i Of the murder Of ---- Ladd. near
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07

Mr Csihoaa ~ Geargia..---.Ata Il .ipeetnS Vi
tie Democta,ic Republican party Of Burke
coaniy. held Al tte Cow, HIoosc, IN Waynes-
hore., os.iie purpose Of aFIlain'ins Delegates
10 represent tt,e county III ihe approaching
june Convention 10 nnmina,c; n. Democratic
candidate far Goyernof, the following resolu.
inns relative 10 the Presidency, were unani,
inolsiy adopted:
nResslrtd. That abe Delegates chosen by
this meeting. be requested 10 urge and support
the nomination of the Hon. JOHN ChLD-
WE'LL CALHOUN, Of South CaTalina. for
abe Presidency.
"Resnired, That s!re Delegates chosen b.
this meeting, urge in the S,a.e. Convention,
I tia, The National Democratic Republican Con.
vrniion assemble az Bshiuprein the month OF
May 1874, and vote per capita. :
Mr.. cs,ssRn IN Hi;Rois.-Tlle Sas,h coroli-
aisn publishes the following extract Of 4 letter
iiom Illinuis 10 a gentleman Of Columbia:
The old Democratic party organization.
and a!,nost all the Federal aud State ofice.hoId-
als,. are for Mr.. Van Barren, bu, the people
caSe nolhing abAnt kig,. md believe they
willsend Delegate fron this District instruct.
ed TO- 90 cor Calhoun. Three years ago -
was the only Calhoun unn IN this county. and
.now4hefe are several hundred s;rong. Asnn
Instance Of the grca, and general change In fa-
vor nf Caihoun. Will observe that u, the win.
ter OF ISS6-7-. who .wls Chairman OF
|.he Committee of Townships ug.d County
Boundaries in the Wisconsin. Legislainre,p pro.
posed 10 call what is now Van Rnrcu County.
Calhoun County. aud though tie motion found
n second, no one voted for IL hut himself. All
The members Of ihui Committee are now Cal.
haun .uen!"
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EIchcHct.-is We eAperteu e1chanse on
ife north has undergone a small advance. /,
il no, scarce The supply is fully equal to the
ds,uand; but we have TO qnu,c ii at par to one.
half Of one per cent. preIniun. The Central
Bank money has again 'i,nprrsed; The rates
yesterday were rs 10 Ia per cent. discount.
Six per cent. stats bqHlts we quote NJ 81 to 55 /;
the eight per cents, ere scarce, and none bard +.
IL offering.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16
WESTINGHOUSE BIRTH DAY.

An Grafton will be pronounced by Major James Gar
land IN "Wednesday, the 22d Feby ilisi at the Meho-
dist Protestant Church.
The lin. will form 10 O'clock A. NJ. in the follow
inp order in from, of the 2nd Prcsby terrain Church. its
l,it extending up Man. Street.
lst Mechanic Artillery, Capt. WIN. a. Talbot.
2nd. Band OF Music.
t'rd. Chaplain and Orator.
4th. Lynchburg Light Infantry, Capt. ID. r. Lyman.
9th. Catholic Temperance Association.
6lb. Youths Temperance Society.
7th. Washington Union Temperance Society.
sth Mechanics Temperance Society.
9th. Citizens and Strangers.
Capt. Thomas A. IIocombe, will act Marshall in
Chief, assisted by Gen. Rodes, Coils. Turner and
Brown, and Major Langhorne. all of whom will appear
mounted
After the line is formed it will councrmarch on Its
ground, anI pass up Main Stree, to Coeho Street, up
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16

"A1i - II ! w ould the Legislature give s1fcaent
Te''sf TO the Banks OF To the Peope. they mi
fdteS, says the Enquirer NuN. for my part. | admit
he necessity Of raising the taxes. but exceedingly
~Fet That that necessity exists. But how ii will ere
here he people confess am at los. to comprehend
cannot conceive how man is to be "reiiered' by
paying ten dollars instead oil five The Enquirer " i'll
"relese' the members Of the Legislature am sure. Of
vast weight Of responsibility If IT will explain the
philosophy of the thing-t il the people can be rcliev
ed by So simple process raising the taxes" we
have only to make thcm high enough suppose. ban
i'h all prcuniary distress ffom the land,
the National lntclIigencer. OF tins morning. states
that the Secretary OF the Treasury has addressed let
le 10 Congress stating. that with an authority to is
sue Treasury NOTES, to such amount OF those now cut
standing, as may be presented Tor redemption. aud es
mating the appropriations by Congress to correspond
wah the estimates from the Executive departments
There will be no deficiency in the for the
year. ont ON the contrary, balance o nearly $4,000
on The st OF January next. But (says the lnteigcn
r'F,) as the appropriations Tor tho Navy expenditures
alone, IN the bill which has passed the House OF Repre-
srhlliftS and Is nov before the Senate fall short by
between TWO aud three millions OF dollars Of the est
maie., that amount of reduction may be added the cs
umated balance IN the Treasury the list Of January
next swelling 10 nearly three millions Of dollars In
that event neither mudltiealionn of tho tariff nor an
l.Nlla Session Of Congress, will be necessary.
Slas W rght has been III elected /. :. Senator, by
the New York Legislature for SIX years, from the ih
OF March next, wien ms present term Of service will ex
pire
The shock Of an earthquake which was Eel, here las,
W led ~ mpn in tLo nj
tmofe papers al.p. 1t very slight
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S~he Stree. 10 rhiIi Street down Third Sues. h tie
Methodist Protestant, Church
Alter the ceremonies The Church arc over Tho line
VIII again lerm AZ before. and pneeed down lhd Street
L, siAsh Alley down Sixth Alley tn Mum Street. up
Main Street 10 the Market where the Military Conpa
nes WI be 'akon charge OF by their respective
d.rs. ana the remainder Of the line will bo dismissed.
Al tho Church the right South door. will be enter
I'd oy The Artillery, the le door by the lnihu,ty the
SIN centre pews. IN the llou rig, aud left. vii DO
served Tor the Military. tho remainder OF the cuhtre
rws and the gallery will be occupied by the Tempe
rance Associations
The wall pews will be reserved for tho Ladies'
The following gentleman are requested to attend at
the 'hntch aud carry the above arrangement elect
Messfs lolee Seahuy. George pefenal, ST, John :.
BLAIR and David I. Reese
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HI Re-

nS Saturday night last, our office va. s,,e,.d .,a
posA 'f'seh open, from which most of our vaIua-
,o Pale,S' ana small amount Of nuney was Stolen
Among the papers taken The following. N.tt,q
Manson bond To Smith Z L. we'll on don..d l.,
'ah'y, lsl3; " IN White - !. IT,. Msos's b,od 70
same, Tor $500, Of several ,.ai5 standing. wild, .un-
airy credits; 1no. !" aSaAss had h Dagwell. Smith
X Jones, Tor about 1865, d. ~ ,),e.mi.r lsxy.
Lewis w. Cabell's band 10 b.. !. : J. g,r ubou aaaa
dated in December, lsi2; A. L. Buras', bond 70 n : =
$50, October 1912 A. c. Elliott, and n III.
lotus bond 10 b. = x }. for about $1,000. ye,'.
sana'.s PaTi'n's bond to b.. $. & j. balances due.
about iso, Lorenzo NorvilIes bond to b.. s. n j Il,
about a3ooo, several years standing; s. n HawL,,.,.
bond TO same Tor 4 or $500. several year, s,so,,,,
r. li"rner" boad 10 same. s64,s5 October. Is4l ,.
bonds I" 1no Rnekei to AC Elliott Of several wear.
standing, ) " $1,000 IN amount; Blair. Sh.nI,eyls.
\ Co dne bill by their agent, - Curtis s1o IA .,a
feby i512 endorsed by n FullsT Charles r. MosI. "a
acceptance OF E. &. Mosbys draft endorsed by I "
NJ W. days, iJth Jany.. 1885, tlO02 and same
ua''s'as, '" alorsan. exeeutorofWin Moroan,s accep
lance ol Ann Morgan's daf, for Slln lt,h 6.,,Sp
,o'<, WIN interest from date, endurscd by C. crnw.
Jno. Mehinney's negotiable note endorsed nv r
bransianl. Tor 500 at monihs from AIS, Ijeceuh
- 'ao1i Ar'hurs acceptance J. r. Dupuid,s
dmlt Tor n,.'. October 2Oth lsll bond of r G",l
ior No, TOD w Bagweli, with credit G,r s9o ,h,aa
bonds oil H. +. R0cker x - Rucker 10 i ~
bag"e ur s. -, each due LIST July. LIST Oc,,h.r .ad
,1' January last with sundry credits on The first
Also, tho following scrip. in the name III I'M, ~ r.
well. VIZ shares Lynchburg Cotton Fac,orv s,.L h
Shafes lynrhbufg aud Salem Turnpike s,ock (
,ates iynebns and Concord DOL share LyucIburg and
"loe hid4c dog between and 800 in I.ynchburg CIR
poraan Scrip Also several negotiable noe. ,f e.. IA
'h'ldressioneoiJ w Broadus. snd one Of Clahnrns
tor 'arlo1s amounts endorsed by A. b. Smith. ALI ms,
dGe one negotiable note Of n I. Manson, for Al 500
without date aso, blank check Of The same and snn
ufy olhr hIF nks and papers not reeoee ed Tle mar,
tics to the foregoing hereby forbid paying the sam.
except yourselves and the public are canti,ed ag,;ns,
trading Tor any Of the above named papers, or any others
WIN The nance Of Smith s BagweII Baewe Smith 8.
without the authority Of Que Of the parties c,nee,
eo Ana M they can he Of any one but ourselves
we Will thank the person in whose hands thew NAV h
!" to'"in 'hem 10 US, or put thea where they NAV he
found. SMITH 4 pArX,En} w
Feb. IL 49, 49,,
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CHARLOTTE

At meeting Of portion Of the Wing party of the
counyo Charlotte, at the Cont House OF sad county
GA Monday the 9th of Feb'y. 1913, the being court
day; Col. 1 ement Csrunaton called To the Chair
aGd Doci. Joel Watkins appointed Secretary.
Rfsolred, That Henry Clay deserves and ought to
receive The support of the Wings of ths United States
their candidate at the Presidential election and that
joseph IL. Wilson, John Booksr. John w. Games,
Thomas r.. Watkins. Wood Boudin, James Garden
/eeharIah BUG =, JAS Franklin, Claiborne Barksdale,
Henry EhmhHds, ir., VIM. & Darlington, and George w
tabanss are appointed delegates to attend Convention
10 be holden III Richmond the 22d inst, also that
Richard H. Ioer, Esq. be requested represent the
" fgsot tins county delegate 10 the said Couven-
ton.
lieselrcd, That Wyatt Caldwell is nominated by this
meeting the suitable candidate Tor this Sena loral
district
Resoired, That though this meeting decidedly prefers
Mr taiwe as the candidate for this Senatorial district
pet icing disposed 10 unite upon the person whose
claims may he esteemed strongest by convention rep
fescnlog all the Of the district do appoint Hen
rs tarrngtnI, joel Watkins, Richard w Gaines, Sam
uel d. Morton, JOS. II Wilson, Thomas Flourno, Thorn.
as +. Watkins, and VIM. {. Darlington, delegates to
10 ateud any convention that may be held on the subject
at Prince Edward Court House or elsewhere in the dis
trict. or any day that may be agreed en-.
Resoired, That WIN. r. Scott be nominated by this
meeting the most suitable candidate represent this
county IN the next Legislature of Virginia.
ReSotrcd That the chairman of this meeting be added
to the number Of delegates appointed to represent the
Wings OF this county in the Convention 10 be holden in
Richmond on the l2d inst.
RcsoIrcd, That the proceedings of this meeting bo
Published in the Richmond Wing, the Petersburg Intel
ligencer, and the Lyncburg Virgnian
GLEN CARRINGTON, Chairman.
JOEL WATKINs. Sec'y
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virginia
hif' held In The clerks nicc Of the circuit suner;o,
cat OIL aud chaneery holden IN and fr lin .,nn,,
OF nnle 'hs 9th day Of February, 1913:
Joaeph lppefson aud Susun his vile pl.n,;a.
against
tf-nr" 'ol'a"ny executor OF Joseph Galloway dcccnscd.
9nd ~ ha own right, Frances Monroe Nancy GilelrIs,
,"'f ,pP,t-on Thomas Fiizgrrnd aud Polly his wifi.
,irnfy Hudson William Hudson Thomas Huson trore.
Hudson Robert liggs aud Lucy his w, and ---- Joico
aud Nancy his VIE, De,n,l.n,.
IN CnANCERY
The del ndnn Thomas Hudson, not having entered his nm
h'ae' ahd even security according the act OF A.s-
NV anu tue rdloa oi this nn appearing nv sn,i,tc
"v evidence that hc is inhn6iisnt of his commnn
w'ah y "ldefnd That said defendant do appear here ON
Tue mn DAY ui c nrK April lom of this onrt and answer
uo mn ~ me eninis, and that copy hi, order be forth
WIN inserted ~ some newspaper printed IN the town az
"hehhn9' 4r Two months suroessiyele und posted ~ t
mont doof OF tho courthouse Of this eonts on some onr,
day. 4 copv-J,se '' " o "o"''
-, mo. u, ALEXANDER elk.
'''i ~ w2in
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Charles E"hefps.
AuG's' EOs 4 q, AND
90. N. rgk&NkO.N ERsCEy.E.I'T'.

ENAklGS this melhnd ufiniurmlng his friends aud the
d public that he has removed his Auction and Com
mission House 10 the three story Brick building, three
doors below Nh 1bhnJ PurvIss corner on the street
leading IN the Bridge.
For the liberal patronage heretofore extended to him,
he returns his sincere thanks and hc would respectfully
inform Them, that in the future, he Will attend the
selling OF
Real and Personal Estate,
in and out OF Tnwh. Dry Goods, Groceries, Em7,i.
hrc Negroes, Horses, Sc &, sc
He will also attend 10 the sale Of Tobacco at he
Ware Houses, and receive in store Flour. Whlskcy,
Iron. &c, Sc
lie confidently hopes that from several yours expert
ence IN the Auction aud Commission business merit
a continuance of their patronage.
Feb IL Is
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RICHMOND MARKETS. February >.

low as So 5ta3 62s but huldcrs in siu, ARE firm NJ
s. -. City Mills ia held n5nunally at s., though
something lea, would he taken
WilEAT--l,rlngs tom 6u /, 50 cents per bushe
according In quality. prime would hfing more
CORN-ls IN densnd AT i5a5a cents per hushel-.
Last cargo salco Of White at A. ceuls.
oAiS-oo cents per bushe iron wagons and dc
TOBACCO Receipts small. without material
change. We quote new lugs S,.a23; lont r,mmun
5n3s middllng ial good 1iadi dnc Jia7 / cid lugs
2ta3; leaf, common. Sal; mld1llug "A II: good
3.ao; tine o.alo, As IN quality. the latter KIND very
scarce.
BRANDY -OArd. Dnpuy & Co 81 rs, 4 Sein.
nette 81 10n 81 80; Imitation ., % cents, rpinla
Apple. 80 10 81 scarce Northern Apple 80 -, Peach
dull at 15ca 81 81. Prices nominal. Iiqnors almost
unsaeable
RuM-New England, in b,l4 % cous Scarce.
WIilSkEY-Weq quote hhds - aud pbls % cents
Very duh.
PROVIsIONS-Bscos-C cured g a 7 cents,
demand light Western SIDES 5aG poRK, o.. I,Gp.
Ga7 cents.
BUTTER Mountain Butter. wholesale a I2Ic
for dltn; l2ial . cts ior r,ll. Very dull.
CiiEEsE-5l g. ccuts per- 10. Very hide in
market.
CNrrIE-For Critic on thp hool from 81 10 : are
the general prices. Mulion-Ihcm IL great variation
IN the quality, Indifferent sheep bang only iro 81 -
to 81 90 while the finer qualities hing from that to 81
per head. Porh-tI TOD 5Oouth haoi
COFFEE-Eio a DC; st Domingo 8; &. La
gulra Az old Java q TO- Last sales al nnriun viz
loo bag. new crop Rio at q}sggr; 100 bnoa old do at
Sas.
TEA '-Impetial and t;uupogder % cts Al % per
h., Black IS 90 cts
suGARs-Ncw Orleans 4! a g; Porto Rico s, A
u: St Crax 74a4l as s,lrs nj eucI,,n yix, ~
hhds Atiacaas at 5.a6l; 80 do do 1T sa5 g; 50 do
DO At ~, :, ''Nao,i ~ 90 do nj ,m3. p
M,hA osLS-~i flhldaI 10 - eta; T. hleo II y;
y. otrah' - 10 "a cents Last sai's at huctoh oil
oil ~ 1',s . auanapas al -oi cents
RI, ~ SLr'p-'oc. on
W. "ihlF sperm sue; ia sperm f3aeoj whale
i'e, o.aehea 90 u'c; amer SlEi.
nohl..lE ~ x CTS per hushel
1oi, IoS-, = 9 c,s' pur 10.
W. w ANN , h"hih3lu alu hdh'neshf
acTy r,'e's; Nos >, > ano o. la and . w ~,
~ anu 9 ~, . ana - * cents - ana 10 ~; II,
C,xnI ES ,raIIs,. ia - -. 30 or,
IInll's Patent Is a lGl cts. pcr H.
FEATIIERS-25 a 30 cts. pcr H. Cor live pec,c.
FISH ,ckcrel. No 4 Al Isrrioos-Sn en-,
hcrrjncs North Carolio, AZ 75,a. no poon,c IN mar
ket Snad-a63 per bl
GIN-lmercon y, c.pta JI,ll,nd Al II , Il No,
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q IL those having claims against Nathaniel Terry.
dee d., are requested 10 present them for settle
me,' AMI all those indebted must come forward and
u'N' immediate payment as no further indulgence will
DC gwen WALKER TERRY,
-, admir- q Md. Terry deed
'oo. ~ 81
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pi VIRTUE of Il deed of trust. executed on the
Z y 18th day OF March, 1872. by Albert c. Dabney
and Of record in the Clerks Office Of ihe Hastings
Court, for the Corporation Of iynchburg, the under
signed, trustee will proceed 10 sell at he house III.
said Dabney. Langhornes Mill Tuesday. the
llh day Of the present month. for cash "a Steam I'm
gnc, Boiler aud other Appuenanccs attached thereto,
In the said deed f trust mentioned
The undersigned acting as Trustee, will only con.
vcy the tile vested IN him as such.
The sale will be conducted by Ncssrs. Payne & fur
JAM ) BE.NAGlI Trust
Feb. 9 81
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Srgfnin
rilfs held in the clerks ofc, of The crcuit supeyor
Z, law aud chancery holden In md lr he ,nn,v
OF Campbell, The 9Th day of February, 1913.
Claiborne Fond and Nunc, Ford, widow vi iexekah Ford
"eehsed Plaintifs,
Ggdins,
BehJamn Nnlkrr administrator of lie nh Ford 10.
ccased Samuel Walker, iubun Ford cpyain Ford John
Buster mud Elizabeth his 10, Richard Poine aud Nonr-
mug bis Wifi, John Harvey and Susan hs wife James Ford
Manly Ford, I homas Ford, William Ford and - -
nnd Martha his wife, Defendants
Tn. defendants, benjamin aller. administrator or
liozkiah Fond, dee'd John aud Elizabeth his wife,
Richard ronllesier AID MonHihg his WIFE, James Ford
Monl, Ford, rrnmns Ford, " inm Ford and -
mud Martha his wife not wing entered their appearance aud
given security, according the of Assembly and tho
rules Of this court md appearing by satisfactory eyienc
that they not inhabitants OF this commonwealth
dered tina, said defendants do appear here st OF
the next trrm April term of This and The bill Of
I ntns; nnd that copy of this order be forthwith nser-
ted spnper, printed in the of Lynchhug
for months excessively, and posted the do OF
the courthouse OF this county, day.
cop,,-frsie
JNo. ID. ALEXANDER, elk. 4
Feb. rs WIN,
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ascVscw OF the Lynca5Mrg Markets,
coRRJCrlp wEEkif nv
nOlCOnhbc 4 OtCy.

We h"tce no change IN the prices ct tobacco. An
Old crop sold this week consisting oi % hhds s.
eIage lugs passed and refused. loat all included The
demand is brisk for all qualities especially io the old
We believe u tine crop al II would average s. The now
continues very inferior hhd OF II has sold al 81 60
aud NJ &6.. The Ings OF the meanest qual, sell at
~ 10 20 Better soris 81 50 to3. Inferior Leaf s..
10 IA. Better qualities al > 10 - aud 4. Tie quaint
" cuminm III smnll mud nlrLlnr
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OIslIt AK u.

Departed thus life on the 2st January. 1t Thomas
Nrigh''s. Esd, Buckingham county. JonN Nj. Ed
WARDS. ESP, oi TayorssiIlc. Kentucky,
The Louisville Journal will please copy
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o. We authorized 10 announce Capt. JAMES
NJ tl,EMtNi.a candidate To Iepresen, the county Of
PIttsy lyanla in the ucAt House of Delegates
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FtrwtWin:
! rules held IN tho clerks office Of tue circuit su,cr,r
eonll OF la" and ehuerrs holden IN aud for the m,n,v
OF Campbell, The 9th duy of February, IJ33; ''
Samuel T. White aud William r. Suub iste me,eL.,,.
aud partners, radng under style and i'm of Vbi,e r.
""inh Plaintiff,
dgains,
iiah H. { lon"y mud William Y. Mutton,
Defendants.
IN CnANcrpr
The defrndan William H. G, ionry MT having e,,,,av
his appearance mud given security, according 10 tho n,t II
satisfactory evidence that il not an nbpnn NJ ,l,is con
oh"eah IL ordered that The said defendant do APPEAR
''' Oh NE rs' day OF tho next April term said court and
the hlI ofic plaintiffs and lbhi cu,v of lis ,i
r mil inserted IN soma newspaper printed in The ,own
~ 's'P"f' Tn two mont hs successfully, md pasted &c
the hohi dpof Of the courthouse tbs county On s.mo
cuurt day. 4 cupy,-resie '' W. s
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Notice.

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HNHE. LANGHORNE MILLS are still carried on
Il in the name Of Lang horne & Step,oe.--~e shall
continue to pay the highest market price for Wheat
H. S. LANGNORNE.
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