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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-31
L'tfEs RENT.

EHEs RENT.
N~xN THE large aud Convenient Brick Ten
AsHs!G. cmcnt. formerly owned aud occupied by
%HIiJiX MI. l.. II. Jphnson as TAVERN
9.xAxaXa11 HOUSE, and at present tenantcd by
APT, SAMUEL Smlthson. situated on the Lynchbutg and
Salem Turnpike. one mile southwest of I.,nrhburg. The
malu building contains Il rooms, well fitted up The
contiguous buildings belonging thereto admirably mr.
ranged ior conot and convenience. This property has
attached nit II acrrs OF gpd Land portion very
productive madow, aud spfna ot excellent water. IL
good euam the rent will be made satisfactory. Pos
session gwen LIST January. 1910 Apply 10 5. Miller OF
T.. II. Hnilor.
Sept . lsif
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lFoRM pRoNY)
Know ALL THESE PRESENTS, Thai the
subscribers. being Stockholders the James River and
kanamha Company. do hereby constitute and appoint
- -, our true and lawful attorney and proxy, to
represent each Of IN all general meetings of the stock
holders Of said Company held within six months
from and after the date hereof when We are not
personally present represented by some other
proxy; with full power and authority al snch
general meetings, 10 give such waite or votes, and
10 do such other act acts each OF could give or
do. member Of the said meetings. il we were person
ally present: aud do hereby raliy and confirm what.
vote votes, act acts said attorney may
fully give do for IN pursuance Of the authority
hereb, conferred upon him
Witness hands and seal this - day Ct =,
one thousand eight hundred aud -.
SEAL.
1este, SEAL.
SEAL.
- To witt - Justice OF
The Pence tor the county aforesaid, do hereby certify
that - -, whose name is above subscribed
altesling witness. personally appeared before III the
county aforesaid and made oath that the above named
-, -, -, whose names are
subscribed parties In the ahnye letter Of attorney
ihflr aei and deed.
Witness my hand and seal this - day Of,
eighteen hundred and -,
, SEAL
Oct. 81 wl9D
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Oct. 81
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SANDs's SARsAPARILLA--rhe following letter recent
fy received from Capt Garrow gentleman we'll known
and the highest responsibility residing in Mobile, Ala
shows conclusively the value and efficacy of Sandss
Sarsaparilla, in cases OF chronic rheumatism
MOBILE, ALA. July g. 1874.
Messrs. Sands Gentlemen--I afflicted for moro
than ten wears with rheumatism and it with pleasure
l avail myself Of this opportunity express TO you the
sauary effect your Sarsaparlla had on me- In Janua
ry l842 purchased of your agents. Messrs. Mosey d
Tucker five bottles which took agreeably to the print
ed directions which entirely removed the complaint and
have now every to believe my health Is perma-
nently recovered.
Yours, very respectfully, S. H. GARROW.
Prepared and sod wholesale and retail, by A. B. y D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 70 Fulton street, N. York
Price 81 per bottle six bottles for S..
AGENTS FOR WASHINGTON CITY:
X. FARNHAM, BOOKSELLER
Corner of Penn. Ave. and 18th street.
X. S. PATTERSON. Druggist,
Corner of Penn Ave. and 9th street
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UNITED ST.ATES HOTEL,
wAsHINGToN, D. @.

DY TYLER 81 BIRCH.-The subscribers having
d opened this large and commodious establishment on
Pennsylvania avenue between Sd and Al streets, the
square and of the railroad depot invite the
attention of the travelling public and immunity at large
commodaon and for all things appertaning their
fort and convenience The very liberal encouragement
which the public extended 10 Thompson Tyler, while
proprietor of the Exchange Hotel induces him to hope
that he may continue deserve it's patronage at the Uni
ted Sates Hotel and he them that neither pains
expense will be spared in his efforts cater the
tastes of all This Hotel of the largest in the
Union and will accommodate 800 persons. 1t has
private parlors for families and is but two min
utes walk froa the railroad depot, and five from the
Capitol. THOMPSON TYLER,
oct7tf JAMES II. BIRCH
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r IMPROVED FARMING IN VRGMIA--Mr. H. R.
obey, near Fredericksburg, Va. gives US the
following favorable account of the effect of agri-
cultural papers in improving the hnsbandry of his
nelghborhood: "When commenced farming,
determined to try the new system of husbandry,
because | saw the old plan would not do; the
farmers were all going backwards, or getting
poorer every year; my new neighbors laughed
at me, when they saw me occupying SO much of
my time in hauling mud and sods from the swamps
to put in my manure pile, and asked where got
that notion from. My reply was, from the Gull
tivator They laughed still more, and called me
the book farmer; said would soon find out my
folly and 90 back to the good old custom, as they
call it. Many of those men have acknowledged
since that have been pursuing the right plan.
have now eight barrels of corn growing where
six years ago one barrel could not be grown and
all my information has been derived from agrcul-
tural papers. Some Of my neighbors for two or
three years past have been taking the Cutivator
and you can perceive an Improvement upon the
farms already They are now not content to put
up with the bare necessaries of life. A spirit of
improvement seems to have taken hold of them
they begin to cultivate improved varieties of fruit
for market and for their families; thus adding
profit and pleasure, where neither could be found
before they began to read agricultural papers,
Culiiuator.
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TO The PUBLIC.
McGrath's Washington Coffee.House,

On Pennsylvania Avenue opposite the Centre Market,
HAS been handsomely refted for the reception and
II accommodation of the public The chambers are
neatly furnished and we'll ventilated. All Of them have
good fire places Sitting and eating rooms in the second
story, suitably furnished, and attended by active and
obliging servants, at all times Open
Every exertion will be made by the proprietor to keep
on hand good supply Of OYSTERS TERRAPINs and all
the decacies of the season that the market affords and
they will be served up equal f not superior)
10 any establishment in The District aM
oct 29--lm
Phil. o. s. Gaz law4w and send bill to this of1icel
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novl2
NEW MUSIC.

~ NEW MUSIC.
VI. ANDERSON has just received the following pie
of Music, with various other Songs Wallzes DC for
the Piano Forte and Guitar
Songs The Texan Hunters Bride Rome, thou art
more; Beautiful Venice; 0 the home of my child
hood My Bark shall tempt the Seas more Those
Evening Bells no. I'll neer forget thee My Soul is
Dark-words by Byron; Can forget to love thee; Lis.
ten.song by Lover; Vlve la Compagnie; We're aaoat,
by Hewitt; Ho! for a Rover's life, by Hewitt The
Merry Sleigh Bells; Hang up his Harp Good Night.
La Zoe; The Midnight and other VALUES, by Wallace.
Ocean Wave Quickstep Polk Quadris Polka Dam
Quadrills. by Herr; Overture to Norma La REEVE,
by Wallace; Don Pasquel, by Herr
Guitars, Vloins and extra Violin Bows, and Flutes
All of which can be had at Northern retail prices.
nov 1885, Between | It'll and 18th SITS Pa Av.
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AUCTION SALES.


EXTRA SALES OF Fancy DRY GOODS, CLIO
Thing, Watches, Je,ueky, Guns, Pistols Table and
Pocket Cutlery with extensive assortment Of nsisce-
laneous Goods from different manufactures, to be clos
ed suithout reserre
WE shall sell This Evening" early candleght, and
to be continued eUery evening This aoeek, at the New
York Auction and Commission Store, Pennsy lvana Ave-
nue., near Mr.. Coeman's Hotel, large collection of
Goods such as
Super blue and black Cloths and Cassmeres
Tweeds, Silk, and Valencia Vesings
Fine Silk and Satin Scarfs; Suspenders Hosiery, &s.
Ladies' Woolen Shawls, Scarfs, Velvet Points, &c.
Boots, Shoes, Ole Bull style Caps Glazed and Velvet
Caps sfl
Watches and Jeely, such silver levers, Johnsons
make, double and single cases, English Watches fine
gold Breastpins.
Guns and Pistels.-Aso will be added, fine double and
single barrel Guns, Damascus and wire twist, with
large selection of miscellaneous goods.
nov IL LEWIS q HUNT Auctioneers.
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Premium Hats at FISH & Co.'s!
A SJTVER MEDAJ,

VT A SILVER MEDAL
w AS awarded to by The Franklin Institute of Phila-
dephn at their Fair for the best specimen of the
Moleskn Hat Also The first premium by the American
Institute of Ne York for the best Beaver Hat We have
attained this honor for four consecutive gears!
We advert the above as evidence OF the great supe-
riority of our fabric and STYLE
At our sales rooms may now be found large assort
men of Hats, identical in style and essential qualities
with the PREMIUM HATS, to which we invite the atten-
ton cf gentlemen Also for salc fashionable Mufs and
Fur Trimmings gentemen's, youths, and servants Caps
Rows Genoa Hats "a arcle) Infants new style
rich silk Velvet Caps ETC., in endless variety.
o. FISH IL CO.,
hovs3t Hatters, Browns Hotel
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Auction SALES.

N
w would respectfully invite attention to regi-
lar Evening Sales which will be hereafter every evening
Except Tuesday and Thursday early candle light
the New York Commission Store, few doors east of
Coeman's National Hotel, where will sell good
sortment of black blue and blue blk cloths fine French
cussmeres blue, black and gray cnssinets; fine heavy
tweed, silk satin, and merno vestng calico, mousseln
de lane Irish linen, shawIs Shirts stocks scars
cravats linen collars and bosom gum suspenders gloves
socks boos shoes, segars brass and woodwork clocks
velvet and glazed caps azors knives and forks and
ableclohs spool cotton letter paper, bibles, backing
fancy SOAP rosewood and other fancy work boxes guns.
pistols, gold pencils, watches mantle time pieces with
coats pants, and vests, all qualities, with m endless va
eiy fancy and useful articles mention
novl LEWIS & HUNT, Auctoneers
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

nv BOOTS AND SHOES.
LIE subscribers have received part Of their Fall supply
OF articles in their line of business consisting of $50 pack
ages, among which the following:
1000 pairs Negro Brogans and Boots of all qualities TO
which they would particularly call the attention of far
mers and planters their orders having been filled with
special reference 10 their supply
Gentlemen's French Shoes and Boots
Do fine sewed and pegged do and water proof
Ladies' Walking Shoes and Slippers, in great variety
Misses and Children's Boots and Shoes do
Ladies' and Gentlemens finished and plain Gum Over
shoes and Sandals, very superior quality
They will be constantly receiving stock made to order
until the close OF the season.
An additional supply of Day and Martins" genuine
London signed Backing, superior article.
oct 3l-eolw A. COYLE g. SON.
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EVOLUTIONARY LEcTUREs.-Mr. Whitney an
nounces the two last lectures of the course for
this aud tomorrow evenings at Apollo Hail. We
would recommend those who have not as yet at
tended to visit the lecture room of Mr. w. as
we can promise them an intellectual feast of a
character rarely offered for their amusement.
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REGISTERS OFFICE,

REGISTERS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, OCTOBER IA, 1874
NJ Office is hereby gwen all tavern and shop keep
y ers retailers of wines and sprltuous liquors. dry
goods hardware medicines, perfumery, watches andew-
ery, hats boots and shoes Also to the owners of hack
ney carriages billiard tables and tenpn alleys keepers
of porerhouses and confectonares that their licenses
will expire Monday, the 18th day of November next,
and that said licenses be renewed at this office with
in ten days after that time, between the hours of 10 o.
clock, A. NJ, and clock, p. M.
G. II. WILTBERGER,
oct 29--tNovI4 Register.
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0r FRANKLIN LycEUM.-The members of this Asso-
cation will give exhibition the large in the
basement of St Matthew's Church, on this Wednesday,
evening, at clock The will of original
and selected pieces The public respectfully invited
to attend. BY order:
E. {. MORGAN,
F. L. CLARK, Con,n,,tee.
novl2 q. T. MATTINGLY, y
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L OC A L N e w S.

CRIMINAL CoURr.-This court resumed it's
session in this city on Monday last, and have al
ready disposed of a number of petty cases which
have come before it. The criminal docket we
learn is heavy, and some cases Of peculiar inter-
est will be tried
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II NOTICE.
DY VIRTUE of writ of fl ia. issued by Henry How
ison Esq one of the Justices of the Peace for Washing
county, ID. c., and To me directed, | shall offer
public sale the highest bidder for cash. on Saturday
the 10Th instant clock opposite Centre Market
house, the city of Washington the following property,
to VIII! pr dining Tables, 10 Chairs, mahog
any Bureau, Boston Rocker, dressing Glass | Crib
Settee, Nursery Rocking Chair, Carpet, pair metal
Candestick seized and taken the properly of Nahum
Stone and will be sold to satisfy judgment due George
Matngly. l.. S. BECK,
nov9-eo3t Constable.
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DIED,

In this city, on Saturday morning, the 9Th instant in
the Gath year of her age LE'FIrIA MASSEY, consort
of DANIEL ID. DAVIDSON, and daughter Of ALEXANDER
MCINTYRE, Esq, leaving an affectionate husband and
three children to their sad bereavement. 1t
source of consolation to them, however, TO know that
their loss is her eternal gain.
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n COAL! COAL!
HE subscriber has just received his supply Of supes
ror red and grey ash Coal which he offers for sale very
low for cash punctual customers short dates In
qure the Lumber and Wood Yard Mt the Of 9th
street and Missouri avenue.
oct l4-m GEORGE COLLARD.
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WI NEW GOODS.
w f ARE NOW RECEIVING from New York and
other markets. large and wellselected stock OF goods
consisting of the following articles to which we invite
the attention Of our customers and the pubhc generally
100 bbls New York family -Four
50 81 S %Is D and half dc do do 10 Buetwhe,s
80 do, do 20 do do, ..,, do Philadelphia adj do do
SO kegs and tubs Goshen Butter
40 do Glades DO
5000 lbs prime Cheese
Is bbls. Cranbernes
90 hhds Porto Rico ard New Orleans Sugar
80 boxes double and single refined and lump Sugar
is bbls crushed and powdered Sugar
10 boxes whe Havana do
80 bbls white Brazil do
IS chests and half "hests fresh Teas
IS and 10 ID boxes foung Hyson and Imperial Teas
60 bags old government Java Coffee
100 do Marcabo. Rio, and st. Domingo Coffee
is do burnt Coffee
80 boxes sperm Candles
Is do patent do
25 do adamanne do
IS do mould do $50
1900 gals beached and unbleached winter sperm Oil
80 boxes brown Soap
25 do CASTLE do
ceroon Caracas Indigo
s. Mats Cassia
tierces new Rice
IL cases Maccaron and Vermicelli
1900 lbs Goldfish
40 20 whole, half and Or. bbls Nos. and . MackereI
Is barrels No 3 DO
lterce picked, and 200 lbs smoked No. Salmon
90 kits tongues and sounds, and picked do do
IS boxes scaled Herrlngs
100 dozen Brooms
80 do Whlsks
80 do painted Buckets
l5 do fancy do
10 do Jute and Mannilla mats
Is do Aicant do
25 do Wash Boards
100 do shoe, scrub, and other Brushes
40 nests Baskets
10 bales cotton Irvine
l0kegs Malaga Grapes
IS Jars fresh Prunes
&c do preserved Canton Ginger
5 bales Walnuts and ilberts
1000 lbs. Bordeaux Almonds
10 boxes sheed do
25 drums Smyrna Figs
10 boxes fresh Cilron
Is cases walnut mushroom and tomato Catsup
Is do Cnpers and Olives
do mixed Pickles
60 TINS Sardnes
10 kegs pearl Barley
lbs boxes and kegs mustard pepper ginger, cinnamon
aud other spices
halfand quarter pipes Pco Wine
10 quarter casks Malaga do
10 cases Muscat DO
Is half pipes old Whiskey
S do do domestic Brandy
quarter casks cogmac do
half pipe Otard, Dnpey d Cos Brandy
90 boxes small plug and lives Tobacco
10 do cavendish DO
$4,000 Cigars, part very choice
Is baskets Great Western Champagne
ALSO.
50 baskets Champagne, /" anchor brand
Imported by ourselves in the ship warsaw OF NeM
York from Havre warranted fresh and OF ne nnes I"
ity. nov7-6teol MURRAY d. SEMMbo.
-
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NEGROES IVAN TED.

L
i wish to purchase any number of negroes for the
New Orleans market, and will give at all times the
highest market price in cash for likely young negroes
Those wishing TO sell, will find it to their interest to
call at my establishment corner of Seventh street
and Maryland avenue, where myself or agent can be-
seen at any pme.
Communications promptly attended to-
June SIT TAll2. XlI.IIAN0
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AMERICAN REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER.

AT WARRINGTON, D. C.
TH undersigned propose to commence. short tlme
1 the publication of newspaper in Washington de-
voted to the cause of AMERICAN REPUBLIcANIsM
The Prospectus, giving the plan &c. will be issued in
few days. and the paper as soon as ear ar
rangements be completed
J. d. G. 5. GIDEON, Printers
nov ll-6hf 9Th street Washington, D. C.
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WY PAINTS AND OIL
w ALLACE ELIOT & CO., corner off and 10Th
Streets have on hand for sale
White Lead in oil, pure, extra, and No.
Chrome, Paris and Imperial Greens
Pure Verdigris, Chrome Yellow
Linsecd Oil, &c., sc. je2l
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m FRESH GROCERIES,.
| HE SUBsCRIBER is now rec, receiving from New New
York and Baltimore his Fall and Winter stock OF choice
Family Groceries, and offers for sale ..,.~ ,,,x.
% hhds P. r., New Orleans, Cuba, and other Sugars
boxes best Loaf Sugar
4 bbs crushed do .,..
boxes brown and white do
9 hhds S. House. P. R., N o., and Cuba Molasses
do do and N. }. Syrup
33 chests TEA, consisting of choice Gunpowder, od
Hyson, Imperial, Young Tyson, Black, IN papers
and bulk, and Hyson Skin
80 bags Java African, Maracabo, Laguyra, Rio Cuba,
Angustora, and St Domingo Coffee
Spices ground and ungrOund
65 boxes N Y. Cheese
do Pine Apple do
$50 do Sap Sage do t.
g g b5 81 Ny Flour lou e. ao and 'ops,fn'
10 do BW. do
Is do do do
10 Pockets go lbs) do extra
20 do (25 lbs do do ..
10 boxes do do
10 do do
Is bbls No. l Shad
S do No. Mackere
l do No. do
=! do No. i do
cask No. Salmon
quntaIs Goldfish
IS bbls Net Herrings
500 gals Sperm Oil
IL boxes Sperm Candles
Also, Mould and Adamantine
bbs Cranberres
rs bbs choice Fall and Winter Apples
great variety of Pickles, Sweetmeats. Catsups Cur
Y Powder.
"a thousand Cigars, assorted II cases Tobaccos,
Raisns box and keg Curranls, Citron, &c
Nuts of various knds-ln Short complete assortment
of FAMILY GROCERIES. S. HOLMES,
7lh st. nearly opposite Pardo c Bank.
N. B. S. H. has on hnd, and will be receiving. until
navigation closes, choice Butter from New ork, IN ~
and 100 10 Tubs. novl2 B H.
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rII CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH
II works Of Charlotte Elizabeth, with an lnfronuc-
t;on bv Mrs r. B. Stowe containing Personal Recolec-
tons Osrc Ia poem the Rockite, the Siege OF Derry,
Letters from Ireland, Miscellaneous Poems, in one yo-
lume royal octave just received and Tor sale al the
bookstore of X. fAKNHhm
oct % Corner oil lith 81 ana rem. hV.
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N SEMMES, MURRAY, 4 SEMMES,
UFFER FOR SALE-

N SEMMES, WuRRAf, q SENMES,
so hnds Porto Rico Sugar, good quality
100 bxs and bills Boston and Phlad. refined Sugar
do white Havana do
COFFEE.
100 bags very superior Java Coffee
100 do Maricabo old white do
300 do Rio white and green do
100 do Porto Cabello do
TEAS.
so whole and half chests Young Hyssn Tea
60 half do Imperial do
30 do do Gunpowder do
100 calties l3 lbs. each imperial and Gunpowder do
BRANDY, WINE, HOLLAND GIN &c.
half pipes 10 quarter casks pure French Brandy
5 do 20 do low priced do
10 do 10 do Pito Madeira Wine
20 dr. do Sicily do do
S hf. do 10 do 1913 do. do do
90 DR. do Sweet Malaga do
20 baskets fine Champagne do
pipes Holland Gin
So bbls N. E. Rum, j. FELTON,
SO do Apple Brandy
81, SO half pipes old Whiskey
10 quarter casks Port Wine
CANDLES AND SOAP
so boxes Sprem Candles
so do Adamantine do
100 do Jackson's mould do ...
100 do brown and yellow Soap (made herel
SO do Casule Soap, red notified, very superior
80 casks Sal Soda
5000 lbs Saeratus, warranted pure
OIL AND SPICES.
200 baskets Nice Olive Oil, Jour own importaton)
1000 gls. bleached and unbchd Sperm Oil, (wnter)
so bxs. ground Pepper in Or. and hf. pound papers
20 kegs do do do do do
so boxes do Ginger do do do
IS do do Allspice do do do
20 do do Cinnamon do do do
65 do Chocolate, first quality
50 do Mustard in one Or and hf pound papers
SO cansters do. IN five and ten pound canisters
SUNDRIES.
$50 doz. Brooms Wisps, and Buckets
so boxes New York Starch
SO do small plug and Cavendish Tobacco
so barrels and Inf. barrels Buckwheat Flour
100 boxes prime Connecticut Cheese
5000 pounds do New York do
$50 kegs Nails and Spikes
100000 Principe and Havana Cigars .-
900 kegs Western, New York, and Glades Butter
IT'S bbls New lork Apples. nov 7-3t
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m CUPPING AND LEECHING.
/ HE SUBSCRIBER respectfully announces to the
citizens of Washington and vicinity, that he is pre-
pared accommodate those that may require Cuppng or
Leechng and he hattes himself from the experience OF
ten years in the business that he give general sails
faction Ladies that may desire female cupper or leech
or, Mrs. Devaughan will wait on them.
JOHN DEVAUGHAN,
~ B. Place of residence on Ninth, between and K
streets novl2-eo3t*
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M RRIED.

On the 9Th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Wilson, Mr. BEN
)AMlN McQUAY to Miss EMILY ANN BRYAN, all
Of Washington.