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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-12

Let our Committees Of Vigilance ereryciere be up and
ADDING They will see from this sample OF Metropolitan
device, how far the Wings will go in their attempts 10
hitch Old Virginia to their 0ur organization IS
complete in Virginia. said the Wing orator IN Connec'
tcut- and well may they say SO, when they adopt such
expedenls 10 carry the State. We have another evl-
Gencc Of their perfect organization now before US The
"Martinsburg Republican" has sprung that nine, ana
publishes the "secret Circular" of the Wing Committee
of Berkeeycounty signed bY "Charles James Faulkner
and IL Others and addressed 10 George Lemon" and
Others being subcommittee for the I'd district Of
the county, Grounded South by the road leading from
Bunkers Hill to SmhfeM," &c. SC. The Circular tells
them TO regard themselves ''as specially charged with
the interests of The party in your respective district
II tells them, that they he Central Executive Commit
tee .'have laid of the county into eighteen small and
convenient distrcts-all of the committeeman in each
district to live within striking distance but few miles
Of each other 1t is the duty of each subcommittee TO
hold occasional meetings among themselves, and TO
make regular reports TO the head committeeman TO be
represented by at least member from each District
Communicable make out list of all the qualified
rioters within the district, Distinguishing IN separate
lists the voters for and against our party 10 fur
nish the head Committee with ga list of all free white
male citizens OF the Common wealth above the age Of u
years. who not yet qualified voters; (mark this
but who may be made So mark his again. and, also
distinguishing in separate lists, those who would vote
for, and those who would vote against MS; mark this
againD this schedule by no means to be delayed be-
yond The 25th of the present month (sarch 1t also
charges the District Committees to raise funds, that
nscdnl for defaying the expenses incident to The
approaching Presidential campaign. ave wish TO
widely and broadly, [say hey,] valuable and in
tercsting documents and papers, illustrative of the ptn-
cples Of the two pa.ies and calculated 10 shed Ugh,
npon the great issues upon which the des,nies Of
our country are now s,aked. There are many other
important purposes besides for which funds will be
CURED You will please prepare your subscription pa
forfh Lei RI
butte according to his means and ability, ard you will
return your subscription papers the Chairman OF the
Committee, with the amount collected.
The "yaey STAR comments on this Circular, and
saws This is the way the Federal Wings managing
State in the next Presidential Election. By pocket
deeds they are faudulently attempting to increase their
strength Such are the means which these leaders are
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-12

We have Randolph of Roanoke by us-neeessaril,
crowded out We had also prepared an article of oui
own on Texas, and on the course OF The Richmond
Wing. That article also goes to the wall to-day
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-16
.ffeise.l Institute.

l1E nes sessiun ui he Medical Institute will com
mence on thn FIRST Of The ensuing November. aud
ootnne ten months In thIs Institution all the 5aacht'
OF complete Medical education taught. Especial
attention is given 10 thc practical departments, such as
Surgery and the Practice II Medicine by aud elm
csl Illustrations; Chemistry BY experiments, aud Anao
my BY disaeeons. An shundaa supply oi TIE material
t The study Of practical Anatomy, always be had
during the proper seasoa.
canfse in mis- institute viii eHtde students 10 come
forward for graduation after attending iGll eurse IN
the Washington University 81 Baltimore, Of tie best
Medical sohagIs Ia the | mon.
The Zee fr fall coarse w be one hundred dollars,
payable IN advanee. ANY number OF students wishing
Ia JOIN this institute, he accommodated with Boa fd
sc, In hazel. and IN private families, mudofale
terms, &c, IN us immediate vicinity.
The institute Is lacalcd within halt mile Of Prince
Edward ConH liause, mile Of Hampden sydney Col
lege. and six miles lfom Fafmy,lle aud ia negbb
hood long Distinguished for rs heahaes., intelligence
and morality.
JOHN p MET1AuER. 4. NJ. VI. d.
FRANCIS !. NETTAIFR. Jt., \. NJ VI. d.
Prince Edward Court House, Sept 2 Wild
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-16

'E'lllS NERMiFUGE is pei fecty sae, and so pleaaH
n that children will not refuse to take it. 1t efectua d.
slfoy Worms heutralizes acidily OF the sto~
ac-lnteases appetteand as genera and permanent
onc nhd Is therefore exceedingly beneficial in intermittent
ana ehiehi levers. indigestion, almost CERTAIN
cure Tor Fever and Aguc OF children and what is Of s'"
Importance, it does it permanently. :.
y not only destroys WORMS, and invigorates the Who's
system but At dlssotes and carries oil the supernatural
slime or ',1as prevalent in the stomach aud bowels"
children, more cspceiuy of those in bad health This mo-
Gus turns the bed or nest in which produce 'heH
main in The BODY
Is Harmless "a It's effects the system, and the health"
me patent isa'Ways improved by its use whcan'
Worms discovered Numerous certificates of its usef
mes nave been received, which the proprietor does mol
,r necessary to publish yet to give the reader an d
rs Netmlio2e powers, he will mention few cases he
II ms que nephew not four years old, and in lev s
ne aiacharsed upwards OF ninety large Worms ne "n
gave to ms dnSher thea about three years old, when
brought AWAY thirty worms in one night. az.
Jo'gh Thompson, near Salem, n J.. administers m
'1'HeSt 10 cild between two and three years o' md
says thai IN few days she discharged one hundred -"
tweity-seven lareez Worms :,
M Joseph A. eutz Of tie Penn Township savlnfs 80,
'ut'o' IA ms CIV give il of his children Wn,
mat alter the sNth dose it brought away fifty "U'
at once five and six inehesIons .nt
Nr Ferdinand Woodroof used two bbttlcs Of this b
use 2r Dyspepsia and in the of two weeks
Sed upwards OF thirty pieces of Tape Worm, and was
By perfectly cured Of his Dyspepsia. ,,,lt
nu9!hef gentleman OF this CITY had it administer" rbe
c daughter, about three years old, when she had Ss
OF Ilschnrscs from her bowels, composed entirely u hen
"me thread worms lie says, they AVA, roJ I
no on' by hundreds, but may truly say, by
Pant y andin solid balls large as hickory nuts COMP
entirely of dead worms ,!.,d
Finally, what the public have long desired, medic
this kind, which might be depended upon Crepared
aiar PhyseianO snow Offered them, and cnn oy tha
DOCTOR JAYNE, No. 20 South Street, Phdo@rIu
iinlsam.
The above Medicines are for sale by
DAVID X. LYMAN, Agen' n
LyneaS"ss;s a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-16

A SALE Of the Land heretofore advertised BY me 10
a be sid the 22tn INST having been effected
viii offer II again on the PREMISES To the highest bid
der, on Thursday, the Sfd DAY of October next
This land viii be sold under decree ol ths Circuit
Supario Cour Of Law and thsncefy Tor the county ui
Neson, Ia 'e case vi Montgomery agains, Moa oliery
an others.
There two tracts. One contains aa1ni aof haa.
dfed aeTcs being TIE lower end ct the Nausaa has.s
tract Of land. OF which Joseph Montgomery dee-lsed
late ol the sald county ui Nelson died p,sssss4d Das
fourth q tai> trae, as bottom land aad the hc "a ea
>usbIe The Improvements are sufficient 10 accoman,.
dale a smsll family comfortably.
The other tract contains a1eu Two bundled acre. be
NJ :be part cut % 9m The upper end NJ the ssms nan
tacs, by iie allotment vi dover TO the widow ul the
said Joseph Montgomery, dec dsfd IL is putty clear
I'd, bui has cot been cultivated iuf many years II is
however. valuable and Is particularly well adapted l.
he production ei corn aud oharen.
Ii The day fixed upon af the sale should not be fair
u Viii take place on the first far day thereafter
he terms Wili be Bt9ut one iuunh CASH The balance
on credit Of SIX. twelve, eighteen and twenty lout
months, tbs purchaser giving boads with good personal
security, and the ntle U tile land being held as aadl
tloBal security.
Jos. +. MONTGOMERY, Cam'r
Aug. 2S I'm
4. s.--An application viii be made 10 the cona IN,
day before the sale, when will be in session. 10 chance
'he lime OF The credl paymcnls Ia make them nay
able In one, Two and three years; aud /, Confidently
expected II will be successful lit should not be- IN,
land WILL Of course be offered on the terms AZ, forth in
The advertisement.
Sept. 2 I'm
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English aaa Classical Sth0os.

1--WE subscriber viii open, on Monday the second oi
l. September, ia the Uaiverslsl Church. an Eng
iish and Classical School both 5r maes aud lemaes Tor
session Of five njahs. lis prices per session. l1f he
elementary hraaehes Of tho English such Orb1-
gaphy, Reading, y fitiag and Arithmetic, vii be SIS
Tor the higher bnoehes ol lin English ii2 0u and or
The Classics, sl5 o:fayahle IN advance, during the
session or the expaou5f tins The patrons may prefer
The discipline aad management o his school viii be
as mid aud parental the ot HE business will
admit always adapted and having reference u the gtta
object o teaching Having had considerable experience
he hopes Ia give satisfaction 10 those whose patronage
he nay o.95y. nni while the mental Instruction Of III
pupils will he diligently pursued, their moral improve.
ment tciH moi be t,rgoftsH.
ltil HARD 4. SHELTON.
Sept , Wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-16
H. ~ W. = G. FL - % T. .

ENlE subscriber proposes 10 establish Law School
a III the town Of Iynchbufg. 10 commence an The
2eh day OF November neat and nlnue until The 2Dh
day d August, 10. comprising session ol FIX months
exclusive u an inefmiss0H during The sprlag terms OF
Tie superior courts ol his circuit
In students Will be required to read the text books
regularly, aud upua The portions read 10 UNDERGO period
zeal examinations. These vii Be frequent, much in
deal and conducted upon the plan Of question and an
s"tra mode oil iuslrasou generally adopted and it is
believed, best calculated impress the subject Of his
staIies upon The mind OF the student. DAMN the oX-
amlnall7ns there will be- delivered such lectures and OK
ranaiidns as may be deemed necessary
I6r tex b1oks Viii BE-: tMlty's Blackstone. rnrlx-
ef's Commentaries lonaS's Dgest, Iumax on FNcca-
tors &c. 9a.hle On Eyideaee, Ghltty and Steven on
Pleading.
incountciion with the Law School and in rir,horaree
ol lts object, II Is proposed alsa 10 establish MOOT
Cot to be held periodically during the course IN
winch all the students " mo are sufficiently advanced
NIL be expected 10 PRACTISE. lis design viii be to i'm
par 10 The student. an acquaintance with The practice
ol ihe Law IN the several courts of this commona oalt
while he Is Is acquiring know ledge Of lis principles
Terms SO payable IN advance. Letters addressed
10 the Undersigned at Lynchbure seeking other partieo
lars IN relation to the school viii receive pr,nlpi alten-
ton. DANIEL 4 Wi SpN
AugJ wis
#c3-lhc Richmond Whig s Enquirer will please in
sert weekly It'll stopped.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-16
yaync's Carnlinatiye BaIsam

aeeftn, sale and electua remedy for Dysentery, Dr.
arihGl, or l.ooseness, Cholera Morbus Summer Com
Paiut, Choic, Gripping PAINS, Sour Stomach, Flatuency
Sc Sc and all Spasmodc and Nervous Diseases, as
and Nervous Headache, Iiysleia, Cramp, SC. &c.
ihls one Of The most efficient pleasant and safe
sluon ever offered 10 the public for the the
arrangements OF the stomach and bow els and the only article
worthy e confidence for curing Cholera InfantumG
Summer Complan aud in all Of the above diseases it real
ly acts like charm.
All persons requested to try for there mistake
about ITS being OF hemost valuable family medcinesefd
yet discovered Hundreds nay thousands, OF certifcs"
nave been received from Physicians Clergymen and families
oil the hst fepeetaby bearing the strongest testimony
lis favor, too numerous TO publish.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-16
MRS. MENAIQJES'
ENGLISH AND FRENCH AC.nruv
rom l'oT.v F..JDxC
LYNCH NEBx.,

HNIlE thiTd Session oi lbs Insllln,ion viii ho,;,, -
Il Monday. Sept Pad So W
Terms gnae'ed, VIZ SIS. Il and 2 30. for EnpIlsh
and ffench no extra chsf,e bu, for Anccn, ,a,.
aud Mathematics '''s "'-e
nus. H. being sincerely desiruus of making her insii
'ntlon continually more worthy of the kind palton,go
win which the Inhabitants OF lyuchbnrn have honor
20 curing The last session. has secured the assistance
o. gentleman OF high moral aud scientific n5,nr /
r."glish Parsng, Composition. Ancent LANGUAGES. Sc
&C. Aud She has also sncceeded in securing des,be
boarding, IN The same square with her Academy e.,
+ muse Young Ladies from the country that may IN en-
!" hef care with the view Of giving her ,clolc
s"ne aud attention 10 her pupils.
Aug. rs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-16
.g.sXss's.eS ExEECTOR.l.y'T

de iadty superior any other known combins ton Of
medicine Tor Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma, Spit
ting OF blood, Angina PectorisPa pitation Of the Heart
BronehtisC hunic Pcurisy, lloarseness, Difficulty Of
breathing, NhoapinS Cough, Pains and Weakness Of the
Breast and all diseases oftha Pulmonary Organs.
This medicine j. highly and Justly recommended by
merous and respectable individuals who have found relief
from its Many who have been labouing uuder pro-
acied Coughs and Pains il the Breast and have beensuP
posed by themselves and their friends far advanced
snmpon have been happily restored to perfect health BY the
use OF this valuable Expectorant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-16

family medicine il Is unqualified and = all 20" -
the srang cn Of the nlimcnary duets and in pun, mig
the blood 1t certain the Of the more deilea'e
plants females grateful to the taste, aoma "
the smell, aud and the time gentle IN us opera
ten vet 50 ecacous that female ought to be without 50
great boom left cmby its venerable d+eoverc ana
thee have been Introduced, hraughon the lenSh ana
breadth this uia Is extended country have uniformly and
my ariaby received The approval Of the public voice
A. many oi the above enumerated diseases come on IN
percepbiy aud become f advanced in thelr progress pc
lore 10 suspected that ty} exist in the systems 10 one o
expect in such te be at relieved enuel. pui
should continue the al lhe pills for considerable e5 Ia
time Full directions accompany each bo> for the use
Of the pills in all those complaints (which they RECON-
neuded
81 Peters Pills for SALE wholesale and retail at y
York prices by all the Druggists in Richmond, Petersburg
and Norfolk.
For sale by DAVID r. LYMAN,
JOHN II SEAN,
Iynehbmg, Va.
And on enquiry, will be found in every town and village
IN the State.
Dec. - wf2m
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R1OHnIoND, VA
E.ASs NeerN;ys'.

8 IL persons ha7ng claims against the estates Of
= VA ",oeF' tIopt1n' Thomas Pope and Jacob Ander-
sun. are hereby Notified that unless they are p,sspnled
to me- properly authenticated for settlement as fhe Lave
directs, on OF before the LIST day Of October next that
'hs notice viii be plead IN bar Of any claim that may he
presented RI hat date. T.. Y. WlMBISl, ox'r,
OF h9Jtll Ckpton, and admir- Of Thomas Pgpe
and Jacob Andersen.
August l2 WHO
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July p

NiRGINlA:- Rules heldm the Clerks Oi.ic of the
circuit suprtlnr count Of law aud chaneery for Franklin
comfy. on the 10Th day OF August, 1914:
fcier Pfce, Plaintiff
against
John r. Guerant. Peter tuerrant, jane Young James $
galloway Peter H. Galloway, Tazcwrll Taluelroand 4.
nanda his "le, Enund Fate and Mary Jam his wife ney
'aliawaN Susan CaiIawas, Aanda Gala Martha Rev
"o'os' SaIah uuefiahi nhd stephen 6nenOnt, Dcits
lN CuANeERY.
The defendant Jane Young, having her Appearance
ma e'eh security, according the AcI AsenGl, aud the
aes OF ihis Court and il appearing by satisfactory cyi
dfnce that she Is resident otths The motion
oil NE fhauh by counsel it il ordered that she do nplrar
at Rules TO be holleuin the anil Clerks Office on The Gsl
Monday IN November next and answer the Painn hin.
AMI that copy Of this o'dcr be iofhn it published in s. me
newspaper printed in the Of hbGrg for tw q months
secessiTcy aud posted tn front door OF the
Of this county. ~
Copy-leste,
August 26 u.' -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-16

MIR, NJ w. FUQT \, our former agent in Lynch.
burg, having stopped business, We therefore haze
gwen car Plough agency over To Mossrs J. b. rem
WICK y Co, where we will always keep stock OF
INST rate Livingston County Pl1ushs, Points, slides
sc.
Also Points and Sides for what planqhs lave been
sold Tor us aud Mr.. u. +. Avery by Mr.. Fuqua. The
Livingston county Plough too wei known 10 add far
her IA Relation to It's superior quality over every other
ionIh nav IN use. Just cali on MeSsts. J. Il. rem
Wit is \ Co. ani examine the PLOUGH. We eN
pet shortly to be the only persons that can sell the ly-
n9slon county Ploughs, Points Sc. in IAnclburr.
BRYAN \ BRADLEY.
Aug - 2alwr24S
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New Eron and Esrass Foundry

New ErOn and ksrass Foundry.
HHNlE UNDERSIGNED, having leased the Foun
u dry House oil. NJ. Warwick. ESD Immediately
on the canal, in lynehburg, adjoining tie Commission
and Lumber ware house Of b. T. Sachett. takes His
method to inform his friends and the public generally
thereof lie is prepared to fill orders OF any size or pat
tern with neatness and DESPATCH either in Icon Brass
having employeda st-ralo caserbuh in Iron and Brass
Any one ordering Castings. who have not the patterns
can have them made at the Foundry, on The most ac-
eommodatlng terms.
In addition In the Foundry and Pattern shop | have
4 Machine aud Finishing shop, the same PREMISES
where am prepared 10 make repair any kind oil Ma
ehncry in Iron. Brass or Wood.
The subscriber IS agent Tor the manufacture and sale
If Buck Double Cylinder Stationary Cast Iron Smu
Machine. newly patented Machine, which is warrant
ed 10 excel any other in use Tor cleaning the worst
kind Of smntty aud dirty wheat. lie is now manuIac
turing Cast Iron Tobacco Fatleners, superior article
Persons interested are invited 10 call and examine for
themselves. before purchasing elsewhere.
Ihreshlng Machines on hand for sae.-a prime art
ole F. w COFFEE
July 10 WITS
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10 TE(L.

I WISH 10 sell the Tract of Land which now re
- side, situated IN the county Of Plasylyana, inmrd
ately on the main road leading by MAIDS Bridge ic
Lynchburg. containing 1000 .IChE>; portion q
Which Is open and Ia fine state u improvement the bal
well numbered, and lies WE'LL with splendid rAN
ERN HOUSE. large and raomy, well arranged bull
expressly Tor Tavern keeping, with good Stables fin,
Ice h1ase, AMI a other necessary ont hnnses attached
Persons shng purchase such properly will do vel
10 come and see. EDWARD LIN TIlICtfM
Aug Is 3u
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v h at a ~ al. 4. Al Nd
~ .fK.foR,Ffh.N.

fNNlii. undersigned oile IN sale thai well known and
u valuable estate unneIy the residence of the late
Col Jpel Rowland situated 10 i}oioo urt county on The
mann alley lluad lradm2 tr1m Sauulon 10 enncsser
Is miles iiam lneaslle, The county scat of B1elour
miles irun jackson, on James RIVER and miles from
Buchan1 'ohtanng about bs acres zoo acres of which
ARE crafed and the remainder heavily timbered The
whole farm is admirably adapted to the growth Of To-
baec1, Corn, Wheat and Clover. The best Of The
land IA yet 10 clear. 2U0 III which moht be clear
ed with advantage 10 The arm, and yet leave an alum
dance iof timber There Is productive meadow Of n
bout acres, winch may be enlarged any extent al
The discretion Of the owner, and all OF which may be wa
tered ihcrels also fine Orchard consisting OF Az,
pies, Cherries Apreots and Peaches being the chol-
cesl selection oil lfnii IN Western Virginia There is
rarely tact OF Land Of the Aent that can boast
Of as many fine aud never falling Springs Watering IN
their course the greater portion of the Land.
The Improvements are LARGE. two story Frame
1ETTsttg DIV Filing llOt Sc, u two story FRAME
| IaiiiI KITCHEN Smoke House. a Stone Spring
-s-4-.A House. a LARGE FRAME BARN. 40 ioel by
100 Frame Negro House SC. all of which have late
y undergone thorough aud complete course of re
pair.
II Is rarely surh valuable property is offered in mar
ke'-u ls IA one oi the best OF nejghborhoods and
within halta mile of Grisl and SAW Mil; bat
rs we presume those who desire To purchase will
view ir themselves, We deem further description I'm
necessary. The above named property vii be offered.
t. the hphcst bddor the Premises on t,e 2lll day
oi September next at II O'clock. Tie terms viii be
one half cash. the balance in three annual instruments
trust npon the Land w'll be required in security r thc
deferred payments
The abave lands will be shown by MI. WIN. r Row
land i'ng near the premises by the subscribers y
Ihg near the Natural bridge, RockbrIdre county.
NAl. iiCMES.
| JOS. GILMORE.
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VI agsS. e.. Esas s'ssREIASs
OF AxNELTQNy1.

Ma Ill open Boarding and Day School Cor the Ed
w uealion OF Young Ladies, in LyHchburg, On the
first day Of October nrxt.
As many OF The inhabitants of Lynclburs have soil
cited and ate anxious 10 have Female Seminary which
VIII prevent the necessity Of sending their Daugh-
lerS 10 other States to finish their Education Is to be
hoped thai not only the Town. but the Families in the
surrounding country. will literally palrunse the school
Every aiteHti wiIl be paid, not only to their reli
gous, moral conduct and improvement oil mlnd bat al
SO to the manners gface AID personal neainess which
IN the toe great anxiety 10 cultivate the UNDERSTANDING is
not uniroqucnily lost sight Of Care will be taken that
young Ladies whose parents or guardians desire it,
attend the Church Of any denomination they may wish
Teachers are engaged Who bear the highest tcstmon-
ais Of their being fully competent aud experienced TO
discharge the several dulles required Of Them.
Inc school for the present is located Main street
IN The house formerly o5saptd by Mr. Smith for
School lur several years.
Terms per session Of five tbs always payable in
advance
Beard including washing. bed, bedding. Sc $50 90
Tuition IN all branches necessary 10 complete
thorough Euglish education. 20 90
Pupils at twelve years OF aye, and UNDER ID 90
IhPls at eight years OF age, and under, u 80
trensh aud Latin each, 10 90
Drawing aud Painting, 10 90
Music on the Piano Forte, so 90
Use Of the Piano. = 50
Ga the Guitar, an mo
Ornamental Needework, 3 90
REFERENCES
Bishop Johns. Rev. DR.. Empie Rev (;enrre Wood
bridge, Judge Callell. Jndge Robertson M Sam1 Tay-
lor Mr.. James Lyons, Richmond; Rev w. II. kinck
lie, Re f.. CEmpson. Rev. a. DIbreIl Col. Left
wch Mr. j. & Meem, Mr WIN. Rsdiord, Lynchburn:
Rev. Thomas Atkinson, Baltimore.
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