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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-01-18

o. l.. WILLIAMS.

ESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens
81 Staunton and vicinity, that he purposes
opening Writing School ia Mr.. Powers School
Room, where those who are DESTROYS of taking
lessons. can nave an opportunity Of viewing his
specimens, nsisiing of
Ffan anil Ornamental flirting, DRAGGING,
German Itrf, Sc
and also the improvements made by his pupils in
other places, where he has taught. The advan-
tagcs of good, easy, systematick STYLE of writ
my are too well known to need much comment
The applicant TO Merchants Counting House.
Knows that next to good character, il is his su-
rest passport to success.
Mr.. W. rs fully aware Of laboring under some
u,hicu'ueS' In consequence Of pre-possessed Opt
mons oi large class O! community, who, using
no discrimination, have suffered themselves 20 be
imposed upon by teachers Of writing, whose
style was not founded on correct principles, and
in consequence of which, so many complain of
spoiled hands or OF returning to their ORIGINAL
style.
Having taught and given satisfaction i'm some
OF the principal Colleges and Seminares i'm the
United States, and having testimonials to that eff
iect, einanatng from the same, Mr.. W. feels con-
hdent m saying that no attentive pupil shall be
dissaushed or have reason to complain, when fin
lshlng his lessons. No matter how cramped or
indifferent the pupils present style, i, can be re-
formed 10 good and easy one
in TWELVE LESSONS
II he apply himself assiduousIy during the term
All PnPi!s commencing course and falling to
finish are held answeiable for Tie whole course,
but II they finish their lessons, and are not salts
fled, there will be no charge.
TERMS:
So Tor 10 lessons in business writing.
80 Tor Drawing and German Text
500, II parent send more than two.
~ ID. All persons DESTROYS of promoting this
important branch of education, either directly or
Indirectly, are invited TO attend at the above mem
toned place, on Thursday the 18th, at early cam
die light and hear the principles of his system
explained, and also hear the instructions for the
acquisition of the same
REFERENCES:
Kew. X. w. Bailey, Maj. i;skridge, bttleton
Waddle, BENZ. Crawford, b. 6. McPhail, Pike
Powers.
separate room vii; be provided FOR ladies.
Jlan. 8, 1913.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-01-18
From the Athens (Tenn.) Republican.

Departed this Ii c on Monday the 25,h uimo al thir
V-hVc minutes alter six o'clock, p. NJ, Col ARcm-
BALD X. IrnK, OF this county, aged fifty years five
months and twenty days. Col. Turk as a native
OF Augusta county, Na-cnigratcd from Virginia the
county OF VI Minn in the year 1915 where he has resi-
dcd ever since. He was elected Colonel of the Militia
IN nc year 1921 at The first organization Of the Militia
IN NJ Mimi county. He also appointed Justice of
the Peace AT the same time lie subsequently APP
pointed Trustee, elected clerk of the county court
Tor MOinn county in the year 1928 and served as such
until the year 1896, all Of which Offices he has filed
WIN satisfaction TO his friends and honor TO himself
The Colonel was warm hearted friend. a kind and
indnlgent husband, and humane master. He has left
Dehind kind and afiectionae wife, toge ihcr with
othcr relatives and friends, to his untncy loss
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-01-18

AS just received from Philadelphia further
supply of the Life and Speeches of Henry
Clay, neatly bound in > octave volumes, at the
very low price of ,e5. Also. the cur Nm
STREET, at 20 cts. Mrs Ellis Works, Frederick
brener's Works, Common Prayer Book, plain
ana line bindings, fine Pocket Bibles, Picot's first
lessons in French, Pco,'s French Students AS
sistant He has also received further supply of
tho new Presbyterian Psalms and Hymns, differ
en-, Sizes and bindings, Alison's History of Eu-
rope, bonnd, Macaulay's Misceanies, bound, in
one and four vols, U. States Almanac for 1911.
A good supply of foolscap and letter Paper,
ruled and PLAIN, from common to very fine, Quilts,
States, Slate Pencils, Ink Powder, Black Sand.
Lead Pencils, and fancy Sealing Wax.
The above articles are sold cheap for cash, and
for cash only.
Jan. Is, lS44.-3t
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0@MtlGnSST@NIsH9S SALE


Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
for Augusta County, November Term, l943.
John Blair and Edwin Ii. Joidon, Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
James Points, assignee in Bankruptcy OF VIM
Donoho, VIM Adams, Sampson Eagon, and
others, creditors of said Donoho, Defendants.
This cause came TO be heard this 10th day OF
November 1913, as 10 the claim of Sampson
Eagon, set forth in his answer and evidenced by
exhibits 1, 2 and 3. filed herewith, and was ar
gued by COUNSEL. Ii is therefore adJudged, order
ed and decrecd, that Charles III Lewis, who is
hereby appointed Commissioner for that pur-
pose, do make sale Of the said Tot. having first
advertised the time and place of sale for three
weeks in the Staunton Spectator, upon the follow
ing terms so much Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash as will pay tho costs Of sale, and
then the balance in equal instaments, at &, IL
and l9 months, taking of the purchaser bonds
with approved personal security, and retaining the
legal title as ultimate security.
copy. Teste,
4,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-01-18

Gewgio.-The Wing candidate for the vacant
seat In Congress, Gen. Clutch, has been elected
by majority Of about 5000.
.uassaehusetts.---Mr Rockwell. (Whig) has sue.
cecded IN The 9TH Congressional distrlct-in tire
two other districts which failed to make elections.
the III and 9th, there has again been no choice ;
but the Wings have gained considerably from
former trials.
George \. Briggs has been elected Governor,
and John Reed, Lieut.. Governor of Massachu.
seits, by the Begislature--the election hy the
people in the fall, having failed.
A'rymnd.-'rhe nth of February is named for
the election OF members of Congress i'm this
State, under the new district law. MARYLAND has
thus long been deprived OF representation by her
resp, 1t i'r the law, while others have been al
lowed representation, in contempt of all law ,
Tins is really most humiliatnu state of thinus
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-01-18
N. c. KINNEY, c. C.

Agreeably to the terms Of the above decree,
shall, on Friday the 18th day Of January, 1911,
proceed TO sell, on the premises, the lands and
lots mentioned in the said decree, to wit: "One
tract or parcel OF land lying and being in the
county OF Augusta, on each side of the Town of
Spring Hill, containing together about 81 acres,
being the same which said Ross purchased of
Jacob Crst. Also, House and Lot, lying in
said county OF Augusta and Town OF Spring Hill
and distinguished in the plat of said town as No.
ing in said Town of Spring Hill and known in
the plot OF said town as No. Is, and containing
one third of an acre, and adjoining lot No. ~
also, part of lot lying in said town of Spring
Hill, adjoining lot No. 8, the quantity of land in
which is unascertained; and also water right
embracing part of lot No. Is, in said Town oil
Spring Hill, by which water is conveyed from
the spring of Daniel Brown to the said town Of
spring ItnI.'
CHI. III. LEWIS, Commr.
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a LIST OF LETTERS,

@~ - - - - ~ IL - "a ~ -
EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Stanton,
Va, January 1, 1914.
B-W w Baily, Lizzy Baldwin, G r Beard,
Peter Butner, John Boyne, Sarah b Bell, Jo-
seph Biard, David II Billie, James Berry, David
5 Bell, John Brennaman, Frances Bell, John
Bare, VIM. Brown, James Brady, George w
Baynes.
C-Wm II Claikson, John S Crockett, David
CEamer Mary Collins, Martha Craig.
D-Conrad Doom, Jas III Donaldsom c.
Davidson. lIampden Dawson.
E-Eliza Jane Edgar, John Elliott.
F-Benj Fuller, John Faber, Alex Fisher,
John Foster, Peter Firebaugh, Ezra Fishburn,
VIM Fishburn, Danl w Fishburn.
G-John Carver, Alex C. Garrett.
H-Hepry Howe VIM Henderson. John Hup-
man, George Henry, Isabella Henderson.
I-Wm Johns. Jacob Illig.
K-Chesley Kinney, b + Kemper
NJ G NJ MarIos. George Merriam, Henry
o Middleton, James Mcdowell, Chs McLurey,
James Mcdowell.
P-Wm * Piper, Geo Paris, John II Pen
nington.
R-Joscph Raymond David Rankins, John
Rheem, Nancy Roudabush.
S-N Stevens, Sam Stoner, Jacob Shultz,
John Sillens, Philip Scheifer.
WIN Wilson, Thos p Wilson, David Nj
Wallis, Palmer Webster.
n, C. BROOKS, p NJ.
Jan. IL, iS14.
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To Lewis C. Snggsn and Richard NJ.
Johnson

4 s you non-residents Of the commonwealth
- OF Virginia, and reside, as | am informed, in
Scot, county, State Of kentucky, take this mode
| of giving you legal notice, that OH Saturday the
2iih day OF February next, at the Clerks Office
Of the Corporation Court Of Stauhton, Augusta
county, Virginia, will take the dispositions Of
Nicholas e. Kinney, James a. McClung, and
sundry other witnesses, which when taken, will
offer as evidence, on the trial Of suit in Cham
Gerry, now depending in the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for the said county
Of Augusta, wherein you are complainants and
myself and others defendants, when and where
you can attend il you think proper; and you will
unable from any cause to complete the testimony
on that day, will continue from day to day,at
the same place, to take the same, until it Shall BIO
completed. ...4 -.
HORACE SULLIVAN.
Jan. H. 1914
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-01-18
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

ahib undersigned, as Assignee in Bankruptcy
- viii sell at Public Auction TO the highest bid
der, on Monday the lth day Of March, 1914, be-
fore the Court House door in The town of Charles
ton, kanawha county, Va, the following proper
iy surrendered by Henry y. Saunders, ST,
"A House and Lot, situated in the town OF
Charleston, kanawha county, Va, opposite the
lot upon which stand the Jail and Courthouse.
TERMS-One third in hand, the residue in 2
cdnal~annual payments, with approved personal
security, Tie Assignee also retaining the title.
Such title will be made the purchaser, as is
vested in me by Decree Of ID. G.. Of u. S. for
w. d. Of Va. made at Stanton, the Cd day
of March 1S43. S. a. MILLER, Assignee.
January IS, ISL,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-01-18

political, given you my views on subject which
rs soon to absorb so large portion of the public
attention. aud to which no good citizen can be
indluerent. Halter myself that they will meet
your concurrence, and tha, of our Republican
friends who have acted with us in the trying
scenes through which we have passed b1, in
any event am sure they will be received by you
with the Kindness and cordially, in the spirit OF
winch pray you to believe mo most truly and
faithfully yours, w. C. RIVES.
Col. EDMUND FoNrAINE, Hanover.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-01-18

In pursuance of the provisions of the above
decree. shall, on Monday the 22d day of Janua-
y' 3l4, proceed TO SELL on The premises, The lot
mentioned In tho said decree, being The same
which was sold to Win Donoho by Sampson Ea-
gon. The lot adjoins the lands and lots of Samp-
son Eagon, and contains by estimation one acre,
and has upon it an unfinished two story brick
house CHI. III. LEWIS, Comm'r.
Dee
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-01-18
BARG AIMS FOR CASH

N Groceries, Domestics, Flannels, Calicoes,
Hats, Boots, Shoes, variety, Leather, &c. &C.
Good Sugar cents, Prime 10, Clarified l2y,
Loaf Is; good Imperial and Gunpowder Tea 6s,
Prime do; good Coffee 9 cents, Prime IL, Ja-
va 10; Treacle 3s.-Salt SO, or 5s. per bushel.
Good Sole Leather 20 cents, prime Candles, IL ),
common 10.
While am settling up my affairs and selling
property, will dispose Of variety of other arti.
cles in like manner, and will also exchange at
customary prices Tor produce. f.. MAY.
Stanton, Jan. Is, 1914.
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NMG8OlAS BOl2 SALE

WILL be offered at Public Auction, b; fore the
w door Of the Post Office in the town of Staun-
ton, on Monday the 29th inst, on d credit of 81,
months, (the purchaser giving bond and approved
security the following Slaves belonging to the
estate OF the late John Bell decd, to wit: One
Woman about 80 years Of age, good cook and
washer, her female child about lS months old,
two boys, one of which is about Is and the other
about years of age, and three girls from 4 to 10
years of age.
JAMES n. BELL, Admir-.
Jan. IL, Of John Bsli, deed.
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VAL U ABLE REAL ESTATE
u o 81 S q u lMo


'k'HE subscriber wishing to remove, offers TO
- sell or exchange FOR Western Lands, his es-
tate lying upon both sides of Roanoke river hear
the Big Lick, in the county of Roanoke; il is di.
vIded by the river into equal portions of 500 A.
cres each, one of which is principally valuable.
as an ineXhaustable Of timber for the sun
port OF the other, upon which the improvements
are situated. The improved moiety has abou,
400 Acres cleared, of which 200 is a compact and
unbfoken bottom OF great fertility, and the residue
OF the cleared land, together with the greater por
ton of the uncleared, wei adapted TO the several
staples of the country. The mansion is of brick
nearly new, plain but comfortable with out houses
of the most convenient kind, and an extensive
and productive garden, all situated on a command
ing emineDce, and surrounded by beautiful
grove. The Overseer's house, Negro huts, Wheat
Machine and House, Stables, Corncrib, &C. &c.
are of the best kind, and most elighy situated.
10 strangers who are unacquanted with this Sec
lion OF Roanoke, it may be well 10 remark, that
Tor saubrty OF climate, fertility Of soil, and ex-
cel'ence OF society, 1t has but few parallels The
subscriber would be willing TO take negroes, or a
portion OF Missouri lands In exchange for the es-
tate. WIN tANGHORfJF
January IS, 1Sl4.-St
0I;sThc Chambcrsburg (Pa) Repository will publish
inc ABOVE adv seven weeks, and charge this office.
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ROBERT c.. BICKLE,

Corner opposite Post Office,
RElNG DESTROYS of reducing his present stock
oil Winter Goods, to make room for an early
supply OF Spring Goods, will now sell any and
every ar"c'e y 'SH"e,' Prices. Among the many
articles may DE found-blue, black, and Invisible
green Cloths, blue, black. and fancy coloured
Nassimeres, Cassinetls, Flannels, super Bed
blankets, negro ditto, bleached and unbeached
nhirllngs and Sheeiings, Alpacas, Chusans,
Mouslaine de LANES, Ga variety, very beautiful
plain,) lpswic% and mcrino wool and cotton
Drawers and Shirts, together with large assert
ment OF Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Queens.
ware, Groceries, &c. &c. All of which the pub-
lie are requested to call and see, as | am deter
to all. ROBERT g. RJCKIT
Jan. Is, IS14-3t
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=, The Supreme Court met in Washington on
Monday the 9Th instant. Present, Roger b. Ia
nev, Chief Justice; John MLean, James NJ.
wayne, John Catron, and John Mkinlcy, Assoc
cia'e Justices. MIR Story has been detained a,
home by sickness
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-01-18

The nomination Of Mr. Profit as Envoy TO BRA.
I'll has been rejected by the Senate--Tbat Of Dab
,'ey o. Carr as Minister to Constantinople, has
been confirmed.
- me nomination Of MIR Rcncher as Minister 10
for'uga'' and Of BENZ. Green as Secretary of Lee
gatIon to Mexico, were also confirmed.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-01-18

IL seems now pretty certain that Col. II. NJ
Johnson VIII he the candidate of the Van Buren,
party TO. the Vice Presidency. His friends in
kentucky are said 20 be in fihis ARRANGEMENT
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-01-18
BALLooNING ON A GRAND SCALE.

petition was presented to Congress from
John Wise, mronaut, last week, asking an appro-
Pr'ation for the construction and outfit Of an
<bros'ad''" oil 100 feet diameter, made Of sub
s.ant'al cotton drilling, &c. with which he pledges
n''nseii to circumnayigate the globe, tcriaIy, in
the space of thirty or forty days.
mr Pennington asks an outfit OF 100000 for
his machine, for the same purpose
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-01-18
Pump MAKING.

'H'liE subscriber having purchased of Phillips
Miller, all their unfinished Pumps and
their lumber and materials, would inform the pub
lie that he can furnish Patent Pumps, and have
them put in operation by Messrs. Phillips 6;
Miller. Orders left at the Store of the subscriber
in Staunion, will be promptly attended TO-
DAVID KERR.
January Is, lSii.-it&
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OTERSEERS or TIE POOR,

For augusta county,
WILL please take notice, that meeting of the
w board will be eld at w. ii. CARRIERS Tav.
ern III Stanton, OIL the 9th February next, (be-
ing the Sd Monday) The deputy Sherffs are
requested to attend, prepared TO settle up the par
lsh levy of $40. BY order
f. STRlBLlNG, Clerk o. p.
Jan. IS, 1914.
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Virginia Ecmale Institute.
AT STANTON, VIRGINIA.

AT STAUNToN. VIRGINIA.
PROVISIONAL BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Rev L. Il. Cas;lcman, President.
John Howe Peyton Thomas J. Michic,
'lam Kinney, Nicholas G. Kinney,
Washington Swoopc. DIR. +. r, stribling
DR. Edmund Berkeley, John Churchman,
George Eskridgc, Secretary and treasurer.
PRINCIPALS.
Mrs. Maria Shelley, Rev. James McE'roy, A. NJ.
PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL.
LITERATURE.
Rev. James McEiroy, a. NJ.
FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE.
Miss Anne Louisa Shelley.
MUSIC. (Piano and Guitar)
Signor q. George.
DRAWING AND PAINTING,
Trims for ten months.
Board, washing, fuel and candle -lirht. sIoO M
English and Classical Literature, 30 90
French, Oh M
music. 40 90
VS. oi instrument, 3 90
Drawing and Painting, Oh on
Sls5 90
This collegiate Female School will DO opened
on the Sih OF April neXh The plan for placing
IL upon a permanent foundation is explained in The
"'' VI incorporation idteIy passed by the Ip0lSla-
lure, and has met with The cordial approval of ma
ny gentlemen of intelligence and distinction in
Virginia, (and particularly of the Bisbops and
Clergy OF the Protestant Episcopal Church. in
the Statc,) TO whom il it has been submitted Tina,
the Institute may Immediately 90 into operation,
the commodious, beautiful ard ary seat and
grounds of the kalorama Female Seminary have
beta obtained, the house furnished for the recep-
ton OF pupils, and able and accomplished instruc-
tors engaged. This situation is remarkable for
It's healihlness and for the extensive, wild and
beautiful mountain and woodland view which il
commands. Every thing that refinement, mater
nal affection, high attainmentS, and long exper-
ence In the instruction of youth can do will be
eNerted TO make the young ladies of the Institute
happy and lnsnre TO them sound religious and
finished education.
There will be vacation OF two months in Julv
and August, and two recesses Of a week each at
Christmas and Easter. This year there will be
vacation of only one month, from the Sth of
August to the 9Th Of September, and the charges
10 the Sih OF August In the above proportion for
fonr months. Board and Tuition, for each half
session, payable in advance. Farther iufor,na-
ilon may be obtained by letters, post paid to
George Eskridge, Secretary of the Board, or to
Rev. Mr.. McEIroy. x -
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Staunton, Virginia, Jan. 18th, 1871.
Ky The Southern Churchman, the RicI-
mond " hig, and Richmond Enquirer, will pub
lish the above once a week for 8 weeks and send
their accounts to this Office.
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MARRIED,

On the 9th ult., by the Rev. Mr. Brown, Col. THoM-
IS ~ mAssIE, OF Nelson County, 10 Miss ELIZABETH
/ }. EFFiNGER of Harrisonburg Va.
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ROBERT CoWAN,

BOOKS g sIEA7rI0NMlaY
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u USr RECEIVED, few pieces new styls
Gimps. f. II. GEIGER.
Dec. IA.
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Observation-Disclosures
WAoEESAE. AND RETAIL
TIN, COPPER AND SIIEET-IRON WARE
ESTABLISHMENT,
STANTON, VIRGINIA
STANTON, VIRGINIA.

30 20 iP DIN N S 4
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IsrIas for ten months.
board, washing, fuel and candle light, $loO 90
English and Classical Literature, 30 90
French, Oh M
Music, an M
ose vi instrument, 3 90
Drawing aud Painting, 90 Nl
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N. C. KINNEY, C. c.
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DRAWING AND PAINTING,

MUSIC. (Piano and Guitar.)
SignOr G.. George.
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SATURDAY, Jan. IL,

communication was received from the SEN
ate stating they had passed the act to incorporate
The Virginia Female Institute, with amendments.
which amendments were generally concurred
In by the House.
The Appropriation bill VS. read third time
and passed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-11-15
PHILADELPHIA LEAD.

STORRS q LANGDONS have 1000 lbs of that Extra
- pure WHITE LEADS the best agd cheapest sold in
Montpelier. sent I6.
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DIED.

In Lebanon, NJ H., Oct 10th, Dr. Phnehas Pakhurst aged
30 DR.. =. born in Panfeld Conn, hut in early lie b
father romoved, with his family, to Royallon VI, from
per settlement In IN he the surrender of Burgoyno,
bons among tho militia of Vermont, known that time how
ever as the New Hampshire Grants. When tho of Royal
ion was attacked aud many OF its buildings burned &c.
lsO by party Of three hundred Indians of various tribes
Ianaa IN attempting to alarm tho people the side of
te hVef no was shot by the first gun which enemy
aet they entered the place The ball entered his back went
housh ms 1oiy came out under his ribs lodged the skin;
u nus mus severely wounded, he rode 10 miles, supporting
,ho pa-whch was OF extra muskot size-beween his thumb
9u un he reached the house the nearest
Dr. hu ny whom II extracted. This wonnd gave MIN nal
amy Seohs but even pain the
day Q6th OF Oct) which he received n Fodios hmsaI(
thus united for the abous Of lamers life he rned his
thoughts to that profession which he Afterwards noJ a.
about ID years with so much diligence and such widely
ded roputation.-.N H. Patriot ''S eN'V"
la East Randolph, at tho residence of Dr. w Canon s
consumption Dr. James NJ Murray, of Cornish, N 1gsds