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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04
pri,e worth contentling for.


Some ol the finest specimens OF banner pant
ing we eversaw may now be seen at the establish
ment of Messrs. Ackcrmen Il Miller, No. lO3
Nassau.st They have just completed one for
the Young Wings of Utica, who have become
voters since 1910, intended as prize to the town
in Oneida county which shall give at the ap-
preaching election the largest comparative ma
jority over that of 1910.
This banner is painted on rich blue silk aud is
seven feet by nine. 1t presents capital likenesses
OF Clay and Frelinghuysen in the medallion style,
and above them IS m eagle from whose beak
streams scroll inscribed with the words 81 Pre-
lection to American Industry" Below are the
words, "The Union as it is,' and at the base are
various devices representing Commerce, Agricul-
iure and the Mechanic Arts. On The opposite
side is the following" The Young Mems Clay
Club of Utica, 1874"
In this lire of art Messrs. A. & N. have much
and deserved celebrity, and their establishment is
we'll worth visit from the amateur. They have
now in progress of completion magnificent BAN
ner for the Second Ward Clay Club OF this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04

O. Harnden Co. havs thank, for Boston and Provi
dcnce papers by express.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04

S- The CARoLIsA iISsTRsLs az the Se.. York Museum
we're rapurcusy eaeorcd ~. their They
this afternoon ct o'clock.
AlS.faa Adsif.
Tyne. tfe cheue, hlsO appear. performance IN the
d = nnl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04

u THADDEus SrEvgHs made an able Wing
speech a few days ago at CoatesVlle, Pa. He
declared that though Mr.. Clay was not his choice
ior the Presidency, that to felter in his support
at the present crisis, would be peridy to all the
great interests Of the country. He Was fox a
Tariff, for Markle, and he could not permit so
great an evil as the Annexation Of Texas, with.
out lifting hand to prevent it. 1t is not long
since the Locos were boasting that Mr.. Stevens
had deserted the Wing cause.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04

EY- The L. s. ship Preble, Capt Freelon, will
sail from TINS port Tor the Coast ct Africa this
morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04

B- The examination of VIM. E. rockingham,
charged with killing J. T. Bell mate of the str amer
Lasalle, was concluded yesterday evening and tne
prisoner bound over in $4,000 bonds, TO await ms
trial before the Criminal Court. go,
[St. Louis Reveile.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04

LOUISIANA CoSvEsrioS.-We have just learned
that Messrs. Conrad and Benjamin, after sitting un-
til the adjournment, have, with view OF saving 10
the State the delay and expense which would be
created by the discussions on the contested elcc-
uon in January rendered their resi- gnation take
effect al the end of October next, 20 that new
election will be held in November, and the people
will decide between those gentlemen and Messrs.
La Sere and Plauche.
hless.s. La Sere and Pauche have been allowed
the mileage and per diem paid TO the members Of
the Convention. N. o. Bee.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04

DlSSER TO Mr.. GoGGlN.-We regret that we
were unable TO be present the dinner given 10 bIr
Gosgin IL Bedford last Friday. We hear that 1t
was d splendid affair, and attended by large
number OF ladies and gentlemen, variously estimated
a, from 8 10 l2,G00. Speeches were delivered by
VIM. L. Goggin, John Willis and VIM. S. Reid,
Jr. E-qts. We expect TO receive full account OF
the pruceedngs hereafter [Lync, gh Yir. Aug 26Lh.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04


HEALTH OF MoBLE-We take pleasure in as
suring the public, and especially those OF our cti-
zens who are absent, that city ID perfectly
healthy. Not only s there no yellow fever here,
but tie CITY was never more free from disease Ci
every kind than at present. The weather decided
ly favorable 10 continuance of health.
Mobile Advertiser, Aug. 27.
II The bills OF mortality for the past week show
fearful increase oi disease in our city. The Re-
port OF the Register for the week, shows the number
OF deaths 10 be sixty-six, OF which children, how
ever, form the majority. One OF the most prev alent
forms of disease is that Of bilious cholic, which in
many cases terminates in congestive fever.
81. Louis Peoples Organ Aug. %.
U. 5. CouRr AT Sr. Louis-'rhe DELAY in the
appointment oil Il successor TO Major w. &. AhGer-
son, who declined accepting the nomination of L..
). Marshal tor the Missouri District, will prevent
the institution OF civil suits the XXI term of this
Court-tme not being allowed 10 serve the necesss-
~ process.
AproIsrMExT.-GaJrieiR r. F1euro,. ESQ., has been ro
pointed the President of the United states Consul for the
Island OF Martinique, IN place Of P A. De Crevy removed
The young gentleman who has received the above
appointment was in Point Petre duriag the recent
terrible earthquake there, and made u miraculous
escape. he subsrq quentiy wrote some letters, de-
scribIng the scene OF devastation which were ex-
tens.veiy copied throughout the county.
Baltimore Patriot.
AccIDESr.-The steamer Mount Vernon was
sunk at the mouth Of the Ohio in q feet water She
wes run into by the lone. No lives lost. The ac-
cident occurred on Sunday last, bat how, or unde.
what circumstances We are unable TO state. The
news was brought by the steamer Geiena.
PROF. GoURAuD.-The Professor is at Niagara
Falls busy employed in lhe preparation of his ec-
lures for the coming winter. He has purchased the
Ea2e Hotel and the foundation Of the Hotel COM
nleEced by Rathbun, and intends 10 flash the latter
according 10 the original plans. Visitors will not
then De obliged 10 go the Cataract House or
the River TO the Clifton.
ANOTHER PREACHER FALLES.-The Louisville
Baptist Banner of August 22d exposes the crimes
of talented Baptist preacher, by the name OF
Robert Melvin. Two letters of this Melvin pub
shed in which he confssses thar he has for fifteen
years been guilty Of alsehood and of the crosse
and most degrading RIGHTEOUSNESS, haunt-r OF
houses of ili-tame, and Yet u husband ard father.
He SAYS he has been accustomed TO 20 from scenes
OF abominarion, the thought CT wh!ch makes MIN
shudaer to the sanctuary God, there officiating as
minister OF Gods holy religion, and lkenreIuFn 10
MS yileness as before.
DEATH OF AN ARTIsT.-Mr. James Tooley, Jr.
late oil Philadelphia one Of the most accomplished
Miniature Painters in the country, died al Natchez
Miss. on the 18th ult.-which city be was visiting
in the hope TO reestablish his health
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-04


for Home Consumption is really cheapest and
best for all. To say that this is the cause of tke
pauperisn ard misery Of Great Britain is the
baldest assertion-you might as well attribute
her Social evils to her abundance OF Railroads
and Canals. In France, the most stIingently
Protective of all nations, the condition and recon-
pense of the Laboring Glasses have been gradu-
ally improving for years. Holland, compare.
lively Free Trade country, has been running
down for the last century But all this proves
nothing decisively to the purpose. 1t needs
something more than the statement OF few
isolated facts to determine the complex causes OF
National prosperity or distress. Yet we must
know that while a few MOBILES and Capitalists
own all the land of Great Britain, on which
27,000000 people must hire the privilege OF
living, and these people are 70 pay some
$780, 100000 year in taxes, there must be
great poverty aud distress no matter what is the
Commercial Policy Of the country.
You scout the idea of considering Taxation q
blessing, yet your whole Speech assumes that it
may be made 50. say that the shutting on; OF
depressing Foreign competition and securing TO
our o.n labcrers ful! work and fair wages Is a
general benefit; but you deny this-you insist
that no duties shall be 50 high as 10 excude-in
short, you Insist on Taxation, while l would go
beyond it. You say What l pay for my coat
do not pay on any thing else, while aid an
important interest" But cannot see how you
aid any Home interest except the Treasury in
terest by buying Foreign coat it is when you
arc induced to buy an American one, and pay
nothing on it into the Treasury, that you en-
courage Home Labor.
IEejoicc, Hon. Senator, that notwithstanding
the psusibili'y end cain cunning Tor which you
50 justly celebrated, you clearly appear in
this Speech as the deadly enemy of thc protec-
tive Policy. Yeur last paragraph is full OF this
/ Iudisputably, if We could get Revenue enough
from the Public Lcnds and other sources, you
would urge and insist on total abolition of the
Tariff and a rejection of any Tariff whatever
no matter how heavily our products should be
taxed by Foreign Nations. To make ou, Work
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EXECUTION ron MURDER Mrs. Child, in
tu"i.flefs ifum Ne@ Nelkn gives an account If a
iH"r Dernan rniGa'i VIII vas executed IN HAT city
and afterwards harmed Ia he nHHcrni The eaSe ,f The
f'f efrmsn emignri is indeed very touching, and !.
iius related ~ A'ts Ctdd.
- few years sgo lnlr German came 10 Now Yetk
aud taak loagnss httr le was aloaed To do hs cauk
s IN thu SAINT rom with iue ilmilY The husband and
~l's Lived 80 perpetual quafftl, One day the German
'"Et INTO i'ir kichen VITA clasp knife aud a nan a.
faiofs sad hrgan 10 pare ihem for his dinner The
gfatfeisonc caupe NcTr IN NOTE violent arrrafi.p
iin usual bni be sat th his back towards Them. and
bng IN raui q Their language ll IN no dancer Il ee
- ihfasod "a tlcr disputes. But The uonan with an
hmAr@efd movement. snarhed HE knife lrIn his hand
bad plunged Il lnu her husbands heart She bad snf
eua sfssence u mind Ia rss mo lbs street aud scream,
I.,rirr
Tine poor foreigner IN tie meanwhile. seeinr the
~'unded nan teri. sprang fgNard n esirt INN In H..
sf's' ah9 df'" oai The Ruff People irpn HE sir,et
''"saed 90. ard found hIy With tie tslnr ssp a his
'r"s. Tie hatie ~ ais haad, and the blood upon Its
f"'aes. Ihe wicked Npmaa s@uta. IN tit, mos l,.l
i've efHS, iAat he had brsH izhirs with her husband
snd had stabilized hiR With batfs he alssavs rafrt.d ,
hs sniDrua8e German knew too htte EngI5sh fo M,
.tisahd hef sernsailan, Orto tel h.. avn ,Inry lie
"ts dragged VI 10 psan, and the true state Of lie case
y " nade Known rae, an Interpreter hai n ,yas NJ,
isheFed. tfcunsls0al tyideure was exceedingly
sitag against The sacascd; anj he raj criminal sve
ilar She saw HIN commit the murder
tie as eAeetied. notwithstanding the m, c, narta
seripp fraris Il Ills la8yfr whose c.nvfians If ~.
irsfr ianaanee we're ~ painfully strong thai ifnin thai
cay ia ths nc has refused % have any connection AZ il
tiiali case. ), Yrars after this ifagic event HE W.
ea ii.. sad her death bed eaiesscd her agency II
tht oiaa'cal transaction; hnt the pnr victim ui 10
eri's no henfht ffem this repentance. Society has
"aha"ly 'hrowa away lis power sJne for tie afey
Gus aIons."
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ANCIENT LEGISLATION ~ VIRGINIA

iNCiENT ILGiStkTlON y VIRGINIA
y ara nui aQate lsai ! f1ial originally had a coai-
IL ea]e ul "blne laas, ~ at lha 81 >etlss musl
mas, had gur,r ueliaus about Legislation. Fora-
80 r. lie dsulgrl al False 90 faaors nas subject
tta dae Il i@e thousand pouads al aaitr, An act WIS
lss,.d N C62 for tie sPr,ua pioii ii "sabsmltilal
ifrtR. vito. 'olilf ou1 Of AYERS 90 the orthodox
ia se religion, eal OF de ucf aHgod cauccii ct
utruVB frflcai iuNebtoas. refused ia have ibtr c4l
tpn hapi u II ff5tigd HAT every person vim.
"heu sss IN hts fsWfr. utesr H carry his eh3l 10
iNal ainsief 10 haze IL tsa9zad. sb9ad be- "an,tefd
IA thousand pounds ~ t'aHfs hai IA lhr PARISH hi
= ie !aiurntf.' llacro has h,eA arpltfd Ia many
t> - ul iu uHae Uusr remarkable taai To- falarctH1 II
"f,iad AY aud Iru Bapl .sm ! here VAS another act
II ne sfpc dale We believe. Which slvoroa liilr Of the
rai'anFy un which modern .inians plume hen.
sests. THE prshnhln forth that "nany bql,hln1
soen SANDER and seandal7e lhe,r pcphbofs f,r which
taeif Peof husbands orn Involved IN chargeahe and
AtAalioos suits The set provided that IA actions II
.iander, ccresuaed by ihe we after Judgment pssse1
isi kmaaes, the shgl be punished by Ilncii,g >,
iie damages wtIe greater than five Hundred pounds of
shseei she WAS 10 have the benefit ola D,trking for
srh hte bundled pounds adndaed agains, the husband
= u shpuld refuse to pay the tobacco Under socl,
lss The presumption - that the land enioyed unite
i's fan "tabbins' duria4 thu cuiaet months of the
- n In summer lire PtraltY would be rather pl,s
lie Had women enjoyed thr fahi ol surface the law
""uld doubtless have been 6a.u.d as Ia Apply 10 mai,
la'nerN Oar ancestors though, LEGISLATION could ar
'"aipiish every ihing-it could make men ,res, n
FpDe'y. behave acneey, ard bllrvo n 81 pfb,dpxly
Ne laugh az Their sbsutdiss; Lut our children wi
l'ihaps " no less ssoHishrd at ours
fiRriaaGii Herald
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Issii2StslAs..
Es'fEg.s.E.FEs ~ EsICx-oEs.

u aieh .liahps, J,csicrs and Dsalrs in l;ifi,ru an
Fancy Goods. i.iNcaBURG VA
Az Il removed from their cid sand which tley
u q occupied or twenty ni0c wears. to the corner
boye, opposite Nichols * Bell and one door below aim
&. Meem's, where they now prepared to execute
Win despatch all orders IN heir line o huslnesswhet
er irom ijhigsor Democrals "SifairLloais" or stand
fssis. lizards or S9fls
Every order VIII be waited with pleasure; bn, es
peclay would they invite the attention of the AIDES
10 their mprayed aud neat establishment where may he
l9und JENELRf AND FANCY ARTICLES. OF
lie latest patterns, and Al prices To please. together
WIN variety Of necessary Articles such as superior
Needles Scissors. Pocket haiyes GJJ and Silver SPEC
lacrs, Sc. &C.
Sept. y Is
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October Il
Rev from ani Egrass Foundry.

.ACS sEoA assA hsT:ess Foundry.
! ME t.ADERsiGNED, having leased The fot
a dry louise oh. NJ. Warwick, Esq. Immediately
On Lac eaaal IN lynslburg, adjoining the Com,ois'On
ana Lumber Warehouse OF b. +. sacket, lahes tbs
method to inform his friends and the pulAc generally
thereof lie is prepared fill orders OF any size pat
,erh' VITA neaness ahd despach either in loa OF Brass
having emp9yeda strate casierboh in Iron and Brass
Any one ordcng Castings, who have not the patterns
can nave then made at the Foundry, on the mos ac
eomlucdslng Terms.
n addition iothe Foundry and Pattern shcp, | have
Machine aad Finishing shop, on the same ?em.ss'
where am prepared to make or repair any kind o. Ma
chtnery IN Iron, Brass OF Wood
ne subscriber IS agent for The manufacture and sac
o.! Bat@ 5 D1n5le Cylinder Stationary Cast Iron S"t'
';1ahine. newly patented Machine, which is warrant,
"a 70 excel any other now in USE f cleaning The "@''
Aind Of smntty and dirty wheat. lie is now manaA'
turing CAST Iron Tobacco Fatieners, superior af'el'
Pefs5Hs interested invited to call and examine i0'
themselves. 5enre purchasing elsewhere. -.
lhTesh!ns Machines On hand fr sae,-a prmTte, az"
Gle. p ~ COFFEE.
July 10 wis
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E.s w. & "a D % Il.

II VIE subscriber pf3plsfs Ia establish Law sheo
! n IN the tawn Of Lynchburg, To Commence on the
2Uh day OF November next. AID continue until the 2Dh
DAY II August. Ed comprising session oil sS months
exclusive VI an lHieTnissl1n during the spring iefas
+ the superior courts u ilts circuit
The students vii be required 20 read the ten, la4ks
regularly. aud upon Tie pofaHs read. 10 undergo pef9d
ira examinations These sill be iseq1cni much IN
detail and conducted upin The plan of question aud
s.er. mlde OF nsffu Inn generality Adopted and II Is
believed be4l calculated 10 impress TIE SUBJECT 81 his
studies upon the mind Of the student. Darhg the
auaallons there Nil Be delivered such lectures aud ex
planatiogs ma be drosned necessary.
The TEXT books wiilbe: Chluy's blackstone, Tnek-
ef's Commentaries, BpnsX's Digest. Llmax t.keeu-
tors - Sa:kie EFdense, Chiity and Steven Oh
Plradmg.
Iaeohneeiian with the Law School, and ia fanherancc
Of rs ahrct, IL Is proposed also, establish MOOT
COURT Ia be held period ally during the course, IN
which oil The students. hu sufficiently advanced.
vii he expected TO practise lis design will be n-
part 10 the student, an acquaintance with the pratt
Of TIE Law IL the several eoufls THIS communicable
whils he is IS acquiring knowledge of It's principles.
Terms, IS payable in advance Letters addressed
to the ssi2nrd al yncl5urg. seeking olhe parilcu-
lars IA relation the school will receive prompt allen-
ton. DANIEL 4. WILSON.
Anq5 ",
C5.Ihe Rich nond Wing & Enquirer will please in
sen weekly TIL stopped.
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Oct. 81
8sz'S'E eSasF1.


Z CLING under the provisions OF a deed Of trust *
a ecnted by DIR. lloAel Davies, bearing date the
2d day ol Nay si3, and frec1fd tn Tie Couri Of lus
taaS Tor the ror2oat1n Of Lynelbur1 viii sell. dy
"ay at public auction, TUESDAY the 3fd December
lall, atthe Dag Slofe Of said Davis IN l1nrhhurr.
his enura Suc. Of Go9as. consisting oi Bras. Aledl
ca'S ofa Minds Spice, Teas. SOAPS Perfumes Olls,
Pamts, sansa Dye sCIs, li4 lots Of all kinds, and :,
the very best quality such Brandy Vim. 81 SC.
Also, Cans Pistols, Surgeons Instruments, Cieafs,
Chewing tobacco. Snuff, n,uatrs &. sc, together
with many Other articles usually kept IN an Apolhecarp
establishment. The sale VIII he continued from day l..
day (sao5ays eAeeped) not all The property IS dsp>
SEQ OF - he attention 81 Merchants, ftysefans and
others. is specially invited 10 lbp arse ,o,h oil Md
eiaS and either goods On hand aud ah.aast leccssar
Ily be- sid.
Persons Wishing to rerchrse CT examine before liz
day Of sal oaa have The opportunity doing So, Is tie
stock WI be- sold at reiaituniil thal tre
Terms Of sae-Caall Or all sums ID ar under 81
six months crejiton all sans aver s2o and under 81
and II months credit On all over 500 lie pircla
ser Ia each case giving neaotabe noes satisfactorily en-
darsed. DAVID f. SPENCE rtust
Oct. 81 vl2D
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SAFE Of g.slwnssc sE.ss,ES.


~ virtae Of deed Of trust executed 10 MS by I,s-
~ Sc \ Bmnhltu, and Of record IN the clerk's Of
Zee Of Bedford county, and IN pursuance ola crea rem
deied IN the case ot u barton < Joanson Trustees. a.
gainsi Stephen C. llnr 4 Co and others. IN the cir
cut superior court u Bedford couoy we viii, at b,r-
~, Bedford eour' house, Monday the 22nd day of
December, lsii. Chat beng court day,) tfer fr sale,
10 the highest bidder, at public auction On credit Of
SIX months,
s1X SLAVES,
conveyed in the said trust deed Five of these Slaves
are likely, yeung and valuable; Two Of laem are Nee
one young Woman, Girl about Il or II years old a
Boy about 10 or | | years old, and Woman about as
years old The purchaser will be required give bond
WIN good personal security for the payment OF The pur-
chase money.
The title To the Slaves is believed to be entirely good
but acting as Trustees, will convey 10 the purchase r
such title only Is vested in by tnc trust deed aore,
said JOHN A. WHARTON, Ut
JAMES /. JoHNsON,5 fuseeS'
Nov u vim
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FOR RaaT,

fgNHE lxo freproof 5fiek teneiseDis lnnedatey be=
4 1a tie franklin iatel, on nau street. Thy are
both god repair aud The upper apartments are well a
dapled fr the residence Of private families Possession
Of one tenement can be had eady in November. aud per
haps sJDaef; OF Tie other, TIE first If janoaf9 hfNl
WM RApFORD.
Oct . us
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Nov Is
sgOGs! EzoGS!. sz0GS.!.

VIE undersigned prepared Tor au3hefng Hogs,
4 At Inc well known Pen The " esera lioel,
Lynchtutg formerly occupied by Mr. z. raftin, where
they viii corn-leed aud slaughter reasonable terms.
The dmyefs OF hogs viii please give US call. Apply
III the Western Holel. MITCHELL 4 IRVINE.
Noy IS 4t
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fi.n)st p9p ltr rzm lies Of the present day are b,,,
n which cleanse an plu1y the blood, aud ,,bie a.,
known To be tanD:ent IL Ia giItes. Such rene lrs -
Aatim1ny, Mercury, Zir, and the having eeonrs t. Pie
ding n Diseases nov, II Is hoped going out of fash
aud Vegetable Remedies viii be popular medic M
Then BrdtetFs peget1lte JiUsasal PMS will he nscJ
and appreciated They known to act beaefeslly
ey part 81 the body being taken up by the chill they pas
hoe blood which they purify; aud should B. me nbrr
ell that ttcy og those parts Ion the blo Winch
we've the calse Of ial1mnatoa disease Of any kn5
Nothing IS e4tl to riding the ,ate1 han3rs with erge
t7be medicine Of this kind which cighvi9ar years b9y
proved never 10 do Injury, bat a,y Us good.
b. BRASDRErH, NJ. D.
Til t}o~fny arc dav authorized Agents Tor the snls
l'H Blnntreth Pills aal LiniHient
.An3EEsr GavNrY.-koberi & Culefnnn Amherst e ".
Pafi k Drumaloud, GtesH Post; Goodwin Il Casl, san
did1e's; Lot. H. rnor, P,dla atills.
NELSON Gousrt.-G. !. Estes Ioving.ton; Peters 4
Read. Nv MARKET Wh {. Roberts, A llorcli Roberts
Mn-hs N Shelharl, Falcr. Mis.
BueRNCHhM C0usrf.-Hm. ID. Jones, New Storr. ia,
Brown & CO. Maystille.
CAMPBELL Col. II. sNiancy, Maryssllc; en ami,
H. N9~iin Il Co Failing Creek Henry Huzl, -. Cas-.
tie Craig
DETERMINATIONS s. Grseory.
thaKLorfE to-Andrew B~iiYi Rid5wa,; iIasy &
ii, a4fison, Ghch chfeNn.
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Cabe, Morgan Y BaasI, hendricks, Bedt'rl ca. Va
Sinae Williams, Lisbon, Bedford Co Va; s, s
II. Holland, llaiezard, Franklin Co. Va VIM.
Street. Ghdes ii1l Franklin ca. Va; NJ b. Alien
CHS Greek. Franklin, Ca. Va; p NJ. s. A. c. HUFF
Salem. an5he Go. a, Peck x Micou. Biglck, Rga.
nuke Co. Na Wilson s. AlsGianahan, Buchanan. b.
irt1uf Co. "a, Thomas Goodwin, Fn9ase, Botetourt
CO. Va.
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