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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-15
IEW JERSEY IN A HOB BLE-Al

" from the New Jersey STATE ha'
aud brings with hiR The sad me
consequence + The pressure oil the a.
compelled TO dispose Of his stock o. -
oucliah 10 the highest bidder. On INV
to morrow morning. The following y"
ofsaid goods.
Muslin de LANES, Alpaca.
Combs any qunnuty. Ribbon sI' Soooi'
Razor,. Sewing Silk. Patent lhfea"' hs.;d1
yds, beautiful Manlllas. Silk lidk'''
other articles TOO tedious to ennme'.'o. .,os
"a BRENTLINGEk, A" yuan q
may Ii Cils AO'"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-15
MIR. CLAY AND soGru ANERlcAN-w,

MIX CLAY AND SOUTH AMERICAN We
mel hui recently, d very intelligent gentleman WHO
tr JL,l aa d vovaee from Saaih America nbere Ike
had resided for several year,, anl lac con, efsed
with sren feeling AND WafmtL upon line subject of
lie easains e'eeaou Tor president Ia The general
pa.uIos 7flI- ooluif,. bis eulcfe,r had SUI sided
hul he sad ,sat he returned hcte with higher
admiration Of Mr. Clay even linn lac shlerlained
when he len lie sand Tint any nllu.on to TN.
country hy The intelligent citizens Ct The South
American t,ote- always called up 4 e name Of Alf
eIoy Ibey asked. why do You not elect Inn
president Is II pas,hie ther, ate any people IN yaur
county opposed In he election u one oi such eaaI.
led n.euls aud liberal principles" Tins feeling
/ appeared universal em9oe the people md nah
very gfeal Justice and reason. M Clay had been
HE earliest mud strongest FREUD Of south America
liberty. aud had manifested himselflAe true trend
OF hhefY everywhere, upon lis bro4 lest sufo basls.
In lsl6, Mir Cay expressed, IA coaere., his ar.
dent sympathy Tor HE Scuth American Republics.
which bud just succeeded in declaring her nde.
fendenoe aud "efo Then sadly and heavily .lrug.
Cling lrf an independent RINK among the nations Of
the earth against he power OF S7aia Mr. Clay
lhen urged such steps would lead to an acknow.
/ edge meni OF l4ef Independence III he house lie
met viii hIfle opposition from HE federahsts tho
imerons aud lhe personal enemies he had IA that
|b.dt'
lie frequently brougbflhls subject before conrrcs.
and sfeoed Il with all nossibl- elo9uenee and zeal
IN le2l he introduced resolution IN favor Of the
immediate recognition Of lhert undergraduates Tins
was ultimately carried. In The mean ume Mr..
LAY had done more for HE real Independence OF
HE country ihau ony officer of the army lis
speeches had been read AT HE bend Of their armies
and inspired the soldlery with new zeal and acl.l,
P lis mime "as in every mouth and his praise on
every tongue vet tins same enthusiasts friend Of
universal liberty Is now denounced by parry. as
'elhshly ambitious and nusoctano
We publish tins morning The vote on tn. Tafh
OIL IN the House OF Representatives. onIy IS
ho'oloeos voted for laying The Brush Taff bill on
tho table. Ensure them power. and all would go
against IL. Fear held Them hack.
TYLER NorTo-Toe Tyler papers 1,ye
adopted as Iheir motto, eTgier and 1elssr We
respectfully suggest The proprely Of substituting IN
is 'eak Ireaoheyy and Iodg,eu" The singular
appropriateness OF thi. motto cannot fall we lblnk
10 be appreciated by lie duIIesi TyIeute IN The
and
III IhApt--Fityf five thousand ton. Of zee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-15

The people OF Pittsburgh seem 10 be very we'll
fisa'ed tint the Mayor desired the Nay. Amerl-
fans TO postpone Their meeting. Pnl,burgh Is thus
cleared Of u mob
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-15

~ NcfUALlrY.-We saw. SAYS the
+ feueHeh sDurg Recorder, "a german
oo color, The genuine swell head. p1t.
ting himself down Main street the otbe,
day IN quite considerable Of a borry
An acquaintance of his yentured IL ask
an explanation for his extraordinary
despatch. "Glt away niggar," says he
~ Sc goln TO Nashentin IN de cars, and
ID better vat Tor dem, dJu hab dem
VAT for me
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-15

Alfred Smith E-q. late Comptroller Of The
aanc's Of The city OF New York, died on Thur.
DAY morning last, having suffered severely lrnm a
pulmonary disease Tor four monlh- pa,i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-15

SAVED HIS ToLL.-A man, one day
ia't week, attempted TO save his ,oII
across Montague bridge, by going
round he tohgate and crawling up the
east aDalment through a hole into the
bridge, but not being in situation to
scale very high walls, he funded into
the river, and after floating down a
hundred rods, managed to crawl cut on
she , "ess s'de pretty well cooled of.
luckily escaping waiery grave, aud
saving his three ceHtSl-Qui1cy Aurora
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-15
MISREPRESENTATION

Providence. Rhode Island elected Wing Chm.
Ter officers on "Wednesday wuh5u opgoslon-
fh5ma. Il Burgess. Ahyor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-15
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Res. G.. +. FREY, known as the converted
TN, evening Of half pass seven o'ea,k May Is.
Ion uuF lMfs.
MI Edaor rlea.c To- give naace u yaar paper
ihal lhe Rev GEORGE BROWN vii preach N
he Fireman. Hal uc4t sabauiA.ai ten and ball
O'Clock \ VI the 1911 MT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-15
'"' VI S.!hz "HrELl1(
STEAMBOAT RCc1Sr,.

4rfirai, and Departure, Of H.ss M
hopf'.pdms gs,,crfl4 ai4s.L.l -
ARRIVALS
OREGON. II ngus Racb
LHiIc Ben. Cme8aaa
Buuclle. do
Lancaster. Nashville
Narlh Queen, PH..ar.4
At.a.. d.
Massachusetts. f1.
AI4uiffa. d..
ntFtRHUREs
Massachnselt. ) LOUIS
Awopaa Cincinnati
Aonh Queen. Pa.barsb
Lancaster. t,
Bf1uelie. di
Lule Ben. do
Greg II. de-
BOATS y PORT
Alias loading l5f L5usua..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-15

NOTES or TRAKEL-lt strikes u, thai to-
haeeo ,hcnef need uut he inevitably blnckEunfd.
although smoking D. persf a gross. selfish, animal
Indulgence. Vhich rue gentleman ~.uld seem
Icy 90 e.chcw But 10 three or four fellows.
nj positively Yahoa. 10 appearance. eel mo a rail
faad car. and There puff pud their ab1minlbe q
INTO Ihe iaces and eye, ct twenty people 10 whom
they must knoN u is horribly offensive who could
ark more psrempiuty proof OF total dspravn}i
Alter fstI fdlnf iwo OF three saeett.Ise nights
and days ualil ,ao gel mlhef logg} and ~ Ia coat
yaaf,elt nfa notion that YIN are Shopping. or lu.
laus 10 sleep. lt is inuny and uoi very nel her
p lie stirred up every haii-haur with a sharp .utn
maas from ihe conductor Gentlemen. Show your
uekel-" WV would n3t once Ia iolty minutes
ansurT-N ! Tribune
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-15
may Is
REMOY VAL.

HARE & HOGE have removed w.
- Cap establish ment from W aGe.
81, near the South end Of the MaIsHs
the room lately occupied by Bhshn.ssss
chen, and immed ately opposite nY
oil } Haswell where they Wi, k'rg
on hand good assortmen OF go M
and Caps, which they will sell 10" W
on short time to promp: CUSTOMERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-15

4 FEW dozon of those fine ptlH h
N Hats, Just finishing and i9 y, III = IN
may Is DARE * HUE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-15

hAUOMEDANS- Il sad thai there Is au he
l.land Of Trinidad congregation ol Mnhomedaus,
VIII priest named Simha Mokumha, VITO Wears
Inc h.hus of hl- order and SPEAKS several lunRua-
ges Tue.e people, teacher AID all, were taken Ca
VA, and lid mo slavery. Snmha earned money,
aud purchased Ah freedom lie then ahpde Wtih
b. people. aud continued 10 instruct them IN the
Giih Of hlahpmci.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-15

NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET We
find The GLOWING IA lie Nem Ode.o. Peayune Of
the 3D.
'ii'Iden OF cotton gave way leslerIay IN her
doIn1nis 10 The extent Of nue-torh 10 one.hali of
cent PR pound. and some business MAJ, m ronse.
qpence Transacted. amounting 10 about 900 bates
eli. fly Tor the English market. The ,bisr decline
applies merely 10 Ihe lower descriptions. whilst ibe
value Of the ffmet grade. Is maintained"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-15

LAItsfpl0>
'p'l u
.a.a' FaIhne
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-15

NIX. WEBS TER IN BOSTON We are debt
ed 10 The Ne" YORK Republic Tor an eIlia contain.
ing speech delivered by Dir, We-slsr hefore The
" sion Cay Club, on Thursday asl-As The move.
mems 81 Mt Webster are looked upon with con .
siderable interest, we erraet tie cnncludiep p,ra
s'aph' winch contains The Kernel Of the ,ybnle
speech. "'''e
"Genllemen,I wish once more. on Tins nnhl,c
OCCASION losGnily my hearty concurrence. IN oil lie
proceedings Of The Blltirore Convention fFnthps
aauc applause And pledge myself my charac.
'e'' !" eieh whatsoever Influence may possess 10
'aoy mo eject the lao ninailons Of p,at BODY. 10
'"s'aIn ne men who viii uphold the principles of
'"e wing paity-ihat party which regard as Tho
Hhe American party Of the revolution end for all
coming ases-nay. which look upon as holding IN
us hands all 'h" makes Us great at home. OF respec.
ted 10y foreign naiions'
MAlAE.-The oflicia return, from Wolf, .,l
a'hinglon Congressional districts give the lolo,,.
ing aggregates
fYh district lWaldo)-B White. Ioco s > tG2 .
T. Hutchinson, twh'g) $40; Smart, 775; McCr,lI,.
i9i- Tine 423, Loco,) No choice. WIN.
wants 263 votes """e
Sepenm d"triet Washington )-Sheosrd Ca,y
,'''o lo'oo9-l Robinson, (WhigA 45O5-S II
IN mn ~" oou.on) 2o4-ssatIetng. "a Cary over
-, NASHVILLE. MAYs,aM
ne Cumberland nver Is very low: there nh.
'uiheiesi water On the shoals iof The ,malIs., oa.
steamers a'ies' cas-
GOITON-The transactions for III. I,.,
n, as' "a'e oeen considerable. al from 10 SIC
TOBACCO Is IN as much demand ,,rh
al any time during The season. and ,..iI "'s "een
from 75c 10 1910 '"y e9hmands
Alsonms mensy 10 selling s,1s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-15

STORE BREAKING The Jewey ,Iore Of Mr..
Regally 10 Boston WA eui.trd ou Monday night.
b tween we've and one o'elo,k by means ai lase
Icy, md nh uusuecessinl attempt made 10 force
The 10, X II he safe " ia gun powder THs sale
ndhsiood lie ,hHek. but the explosion Was - great
IA lie r1om 10 force The entire window out. and
do olher damages Ia lac binding md propcri,.
winch, vii mol probably e,eeed 81 coo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-15

ICE TRADE. Fifty five thousand Ton. Of ICE
were shipped from Boston
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-15

We publish tins morning The vote on tn. Taff
OIL IN the House Of Representatives. Only IS
Locofoeos voted for laying The Brush Tsnff bin d,
tho table Ensure them power. and all would go
against II. Fear held Them back.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05
r.fLG.yHLE TOH.ICGO EsT.lYx
FOR SALE.

4 OFFER for sale valuable TRACT OF LAND.
IN the county o Henry containing 3035t acres. ing
Smiths aud FAN aud Middle creeks. II about
9 miles from Henry c. II. and about % from Dauville
he land IL undualing aud well adapted TO the growth
oi corn, wheat and tobacco The tobacco made upon IL
meeis the eadesl sale There about 900 acres OF
open and tho covered with valuable timber pop
lar, locust chesnul aud great variety of oaks About
, miles from The estate there is excellent SAW
MILL. The land is now divided into seven farms with
cpminodi0us Improvements upon them, all which are
rented on-the amount Oi the rents having advanced at
The last lease. Springs Of the purcst water found TN
every part of the tract, and the region in which it lies
Of The hoalthlest in the State. The entire tract
will be Sold or will DO divided 10 suit purchasers--
The terms will be very accommodating. ii interest bear
ing bonds well secured being desirable as money
Possession given the st day Of January 1915. II
sale be mol effected privately before the 9th day of Sep
omber next, II viii then Chat being court day be offer
ed public sale at Henry G.. II. Letters addressed to
me al Fredericksburg (pos paid will meet with prompt
attention. ARTHUR H. H. BERNARD.
June "a i9Sep
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Land fOl. !&NIP.

pursuance OF decree OF the circuit superior court
OF law and chancery for the town of Lynchburg, |
will on Tuesday the 18th day of September next if
ar not the next fair day expose sale 10 the hphe
bidder for 50 much cash as will pay and charges and
The balance credit Of SIN twelve and eiobteen
mo, months all the Land composing the MANSION
ihAe o' The late David ) Garland, containing by re-
cent survey = acres, lying in and adjoining the
town Of New Glasgow in the county of Amherst On
winch there Is large and commudlous brick DWELLING
House, Store House. Backsmih's Shop and other bu
o'ns& This Land will be sold in whole or in parcels to
SUI Purehasers rs desirable property and it belle.
we'd great bargain cfa he had in it, The nurcb,ser r
purchasers 10 give bond and good personal security and
il''e to be Withheld for the ultimate paym.n. nr ,h
purchase mney-Ihe terms .f credit NAV be extended
oy consent OF those interested on the day Of sale.
JuyS ,toS'
ne Richmond Wing is requested to copy
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TAILORING.
A "a RID.

4 AuR large and general assortment Of new and rich
~ JENEiRf, embracing the latest style of Breast
Plus, Finger Rings, Bracelets Fob and Guard Chains,
Gold and Silver Pencil Gases, Gold and Silver Watch
es, Plated and Britannia Casiors and Candescks, and
all things used in line of business, must be sold, and
and TIE public To believe that in good earnest,
and that determined sell Stock Il reduced
prices.
Much of our time is unoecuped for want Of work.
We are contden, OF our ability give satisfaction in
the execution OF any order for work, carefully
repairing all descriptions of Watches aud Jewery. &c
We most earnestly solicit an increase of patronage
pedgng our personal and prompt attention to all calls
WILLIAMS s VICTOR
May % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05
To the Travelling Public.
DAILY LIVE Of NT.fGES.

ME undersigned, proprietor Of the line u Stages
4 running frcm lyncibufg via New London and
Liberty to F,ocasile and the Dig Lick. hrfehy iefms
The public that he has established duly lne Of Stages
from l.yncbburQ 10 Finessle, connecting with dsy
line of Mr.. William A. Mastips ifom fncsse. by ihr
Sweet and Red Springs. to the White Sulphur, which
connects vi daily Inc in nil operation 10 tiny
andot'eA the Sweri Springs there is hi weekly line
Of Stages running to the Salt aud Red Sulphur. and
iom the White Sulphur there Is day line running by
the Warm and Hot Springs on TO siannon. Virginia.
The daily Stages 81 the propseiut from Iyneburg in
,ersect with The steam and Packet Bats at Lynch
burg and Stages will the arrival OF the ooais be read.
v the banks ofhc Canal convey passengers < heif
baggsgeto any Tavern To which they may 90 IN Lynch
burg tree OF charge.
The u-wcekly line from Lynehburg 10 Big Lick !.
.tl in operation, leaving Lynehbufs every Monday.
"Wednesday aud Friday, passing through SALEM and
ChrIsllansburg by FsrIss line Ia Nyths {. IL, and
thence by ioyd & Co.'S lme, through Abingdon, Ia
Brownsville, Tcnnesser.
There IL M oighi-lmvclling on either Of The above
routes 81 the II petr and passengers coming ioip the
West or south viii reach Lynehhug by 5o'clnh p NJ.
in time Ia transact business aud lake the line oil boa
to Rirhm md next mornIng.
lie would saw toihse " bo wish 10 visit Tho Virginia
Springs this scaspn that they will find TIL. a pleas
anl and exnrdilIous fnIc Ine fsds good order:
and the view from the Blue Ridge, which The STA
ges pass. Is equal IN grandeur oi SCENERY To a view
from Inc Peaks Of otter
Having at considerable expense provided himself with
fine and comfortable ooachos excellent TRAINS, and sber
and careful drivers aud plcJglug himself 10 spare
pains expense oaccomnndate lbuse bo mhy chnose
Ia paronlze him, he respectfully ASIA The patronage Of
the travelling public.
Fare 10 Fncase and Big Lick reduced 10 49, and
way usve in proportion. WIN. TERRY.
Proprietor.
July OH, 1874.
The undersigned, Proprietor ofho limo oil Stages from
Fincastle the White sulphur Springs would say 10
the pubc, that his daily nr connects with thai Of Mr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

NiRGiNIA:At Rules holden the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chanccry for the
town OF lynchbnrg, on the 9Th day of August, lS44
John Shirley, Plaintiff,
against ,a,
anthony W. Templin and J. B. Willauer, fatesr-,l
ner dong business under the STYLE and finn of Templn
WilIaur, Branson Tempiin, and Benjamin f.. Scruggs
and john Garth late partners under the style and firm Of
Scrrgss * Garth, Defendants
In CHANcERY.
The Defendants, j. B. Willauer, }ranson Tcmpin and
John Garth not having entered their appearance and given
security according the Act OF Assembly and the Rules Of
this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not habtans OF this conny 1t is ordered that
the said Defendants do appear here the tnh day Of the
next term and the bill of the Plaintiff and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
printed in the town of Lynchburg for two months
sNey, and posted at the front door OF the Courthouse
the said town. ACopy-Teste,
d. ROBES, elk
August 30 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

I UsT received per boats Columbia and Ksnawha.
- lbs kegs sssorted Nails.
J. hhds p. u. and n. o. Sugar.
65 bags Rio and Laguira Coffee,
30 hoxe- aud barrels Olive Oil.
4 ! casks old Puu Wine,
do old Madeira do
I26 sacks Salt. An Of which are offered al the
lowest price by EDMOND. WATSON < Co.
at The old stand Of BOyd Edmond s. Davenport, the
Canal
July ~ IL
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IA 4 ~ II.
PURSUANT to The provisions OF three several Deeds
OF Trust, made IL the subscribers on the 2nd day
OF February 1873. by Benz. r. Porter, Jas. s. Grgsby
and And j. Gagsby, and OF record in the clerks office
o R9ckhdge aud Tor the purpose, Of said trust Deeds
we shall proceed on The 25M day Of September ner at
Fruit Hull III SAID county, TO sell at public auction the
following real aud personal property.
TRACT OF LAND, containing 50 acres and
Ia poles, purchased by said Porter from Ihos McCor
kle-alsoa Tract containing about 40 ACRES, pnrcha-
sed by him hom WIN. II. Cauthers. These two tracts
belong 10 said Porter and pn the Fruit lll tract
ierns:-Ons fourth, cash IN hand and the residue on
liberia, time.
At The same time and place, will also be sold, for
cash, IL slaves, being that portion of 20 dover slaves
lately assigned 10 the said Porter IN right of his wife
who was the widow Of Joseph Grlgsby deed, and 10
The said james y. aud And. j. Grigsby two of the re-
vesiones. interested IN said slaves as an equivalent
IF Their several interests therein. The said slaves will
tereoTe he sold, out aud out. unncumbered eli her by
he lie Interest OF the Claim Of the reversoners Also
number OF slaves belonging the said James s. and
Andre" }. Grlgsby. All If which compose a family Of
The most likely and valuable slaves in Rockbridge.
AT The samo time and place, will be sold, on a credit
OF SIN mpnls Tor all sums over SO large quantity of
hue Household Furniture. amongst which is superior
Piano, belonging tn Jas. 5. Gngsby
Also quantity OF Stock, Gram Farming Utensils
Sc
Acting as trustees. will sell and convey ONLY such
tile as the said Deeds vest in u.s.
Terms more fully made known on the day Of sale.
WM. TAYLOR,
}. ID. DAVIDSON.
Lexington, Aug p wi25S
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ID. ROBES, Crk.
WIN
A W.. o

VIRGINIA Ut rules held in the Clerks Office of tho
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chsncery hoId
in and for the county of Campbell the stday of Juy ISAa
William w. Dinwddie aud Nancy his wifi, formerl,
Nncy Bryan, Plaintiff,
against
Thomas Bryan, Biddy Russell, Ephraim F. Gardner and
Ngness his wife, Ann f. L. Leweln, Caharine LewelIip
John Lewellin Henry Robertson aud Caharine his wife
hees Sryan aid Catharine Bryan, Defendants
In CnANcERY.
The defendants, Thomas Bryan, Henry Robertson and
catharne his wife John iewen Biddy Russell and Rees
bvan not having entered their appearance and given
ry according to the act OF Assembly, and rules of this
Court Il is ordered that said defendants do appear here on
the first Monday in October and bill the
plaintiffs and that copy oil this order be forthwith
ted in SOME newspaper printed in the town of Lynchbus
Tor two months successvey and posted at the front
Of the Court house OF this county, court day.
Copy-fcste,
JNO. D. ALEXANDER OK
Aug, w2m
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JAMES IRVINE Il WM. &. IRVINE,
.1TTOH.v'E Y'S.IT L,1DV:

HAVING formed Copartnership in the practice Of
The Law, the former residing at Campbell court
honse aud The latter al his residence in Bedford county
near New London, will regularly attend the courts OF
Campbell aud Bedford, and will attend strictly TO all bu
siness conf1ed 10 them
Letters addressed 10 them. either them at Camp
bell court house or at New London, will prompt
attention.
June | g. wdm
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~ - r. IL n f..

W. r e ".
EuANlNG received a communication from Mr.
Il Branch \. SAUNDERS, informing OF his intention
10 resign his situation teacher this place. and hav-
inc been requested by hun take cha roe his school,
hereby tender my services his pa,ros and all others
as his successor. Necessary testimonials be prudu
ced Of qualifications TO instruct in all those branches
usually taught such schools Some experience in teach.
ing enables To hope by strict attention 10 merit pat
ronage. propose commencing the session the LIST day
o October the place and on the sa ne terms on
which Mr.. Saunders has been teaching
A. NJ. BRANCH
Aug 90 wlw
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Livingston county Pre- EniUHll
LOU q H s..

M w. FUQUA having transferred to me tn,
N1s agency of the LIZ LNTSTON COUNTY
PREMIUM PLOUGHS, am prepared to sell
the factory prices. large and we'll assorted stock.
will also inform the planters aud farmers that will
be constantly receiving direct from the manu- factory the
above Ploqhs Points and Fixtures that there will
be difficulty oi getting the Points, Slides, sc. suit
the Ploushs any time 1t would be needless for me
10 here. the many advantages that the Living
snn Plough possesses all other Ploughs in use
for lis character is too well known by those who have
used them, need any farther recommendation. Call
and look al them. II. j. OTEY,
Commission Merchant
July 25 wl2in
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EDEC.TTIO.T

MRS. NJ {. RICE expects TO resume the duties oil
AVn her School on The 2nd of September next.
She Is grateful for the encouragement she has hereto
iore received, which she hopes she will still receive. and
which she will endeayof merit by using every exeriion
in her power TO give that precept and that example.
which she trusts will must conduce 10 the usefulness and
happiness of her pupils. Tefns.-SG and s. per SEES.
sloo OF ) months.
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