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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-12
James Rlper aaa karalrhn Elninpnan

An ADJOURNED meeting Of The Stockholders of this ON
any was held IN the city Of Richmond On the 4h inst
al which, after some discussion II was resolved by a
considerable msjnry 10 proceed 10 fill the vacancy In
toe Office o President. occasoned by the resignation OF
Joseph c. Cabel, Esq. On the same evening. Gen.
Bernard Peyion resigned the Office of Director of said
Company. which had been conferred upon him a, a pre
cedng meeting Of the stockholders The meeting then
adjourned until The neM evening. When i, again as
sembed James NJ. Wiekhsm, Esq. one Il the proxies
Of the city of Richmond uomma;ed Mai. Waller
GWynn (now Presden, Of the Portsmouth and Roanoke
Rail Road) as President Of the Company; and Mr. Al
len NJ. Lyon nominated Richard Rens Esq Can't Dim
mock seconded the notain, un If Mai Gwynn The vote
stood as follows: For Gwynn $3.50 for Reins 2l3.-
Capt. Dmmock elected Director 10 place Of Gen.
Peyon. resigned.
A resolution highly complimentary (and justly SOY To
the zeal aud fidelity Of the late Pr sdent OF the Compa
ny was adopted, nen,con
Messrs VIM. Nj. Peylon OF Roanoke. John Thomp-
son of Amherst VIM. II. Ma (arland Isaac Davenport.
James " Wickham, Jesse Suead aud Nicholas Mills
Of Richmond appointed To take into consideration
The past management aud present concerns q, the Cum
ny. 10 prepare plan for lis future operations, and 10
make such suggestions To the Stockholders the next
nusl meeting to lhfm may seem expedent. And the
fourth Monday in November was fixed for the annual
meetings Of the Stockholders. instead of the second Non
o.ay ia December, as heretofore.
The new President of the Company is a gentleman oi
HIGH character and is pruveroal for his unrng energy
as well AZ for his professional accomplishments. Under
his auspices We hope to policy adopted. and sue
cessully prosecuted which may rebound t,he prosper
ity OF The entire Commonwealth
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rules held in the clerks Office of the circuit superior
"a court of law and cancery, FOR the county OF Halifax.
in the month OF March, lsiG:
Susanna Bates " illiam Bates, IIenryE Owen and Mary
his wife, Lucy A. Bates Daniel J. Bates, Charles r. Is.
Bates Nancy Bates, (ieorre w Bates james G.. b. ucr,
exor of James Bruce, decd, Lcwie p Wysong, 4. A.
Barksdae Co, Anthony Sydno g. Co, Elizabeth Brown,
and Miller g. Rucker, Plaintiffs,
against
John g. Kent Winm r. Ballpw, James Young & Co,
lanes Young, and James Petty, Sr. Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The Defendant James Petty S not having entered his
nppe and appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
not an sf this 1t ordered that
the James Petty, ST. do appear here the
first Monday June next, and answer the plaintiffs bill;
and copy OF this order be forh"h inserted in the
vnchburg Nirginan" Tor two months excessively aud
posted .. the OF the Courthouse Of this county
A Cop,-Tests,
wH HOLT, CHI.
N.,.bls v2a
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lbBsTU AIRY.
From The Christian Observer.
THE SONG IN The NIGHT.

On the morning OF the 10Th ult., NJ ELIZABETH
CHRISTIAN, a member Of my church, fell asleep IL Je
sus. She young, only entered upon The 18Th year
of her HE. and yet Tor nearly four years she had been
consistent member of the church o Christ Indeed she
was who adorned the doctrine oi God her Saviour
and exhibited in all her life the beauty and excellrncy
Of religion. A liIlle incident which occurred during
the last week Of her sJonm upon earth, Will convey 10
you coed idea Of the peace ana JOY which was graz
cousy vouchsaed under her during lingering illness of
many months duration. Ga one o my evening visits 10
her sick rom she od she dreamed the night before
that she singing lively sung, that she felt every
sentiment and wurd she uttered; and that the repeu-
brance Of that snng IL The night" had filled her soul
with 10Y aud peace hrou4h uul the day, The Lovely
Sonnet" Sung which tor the flrs time heard IRON
the lips OF this dy inc saint:
When fr eternal worlds steer,
Aud seas calm and skies clear
Ard faith in lively exercise.
And distant hills ut Canaan rise;
The soul for joy then cIaps her wings,
Aud loud her lovely s'nne sings.
Pm going hume"
With cheerful hope her eyes explore
Her land marks on the distant shore,
The Trees OF lite. the pastures green,
The golden streets. The crystal slIeainj
Again for joy she caps her WIngs,
And loud her lovely sonnet sings,
''fm almost home"
Then nearer still she draws 10 land,
More eager all her powers expand,
With steady hrl aud free bent sail.
Her anchor drops within The VAIL
And now for JOY she iulds her wings,
And her celestial sonnet sings,
.'I'm home at last"
To me this was new and interesting exhibition Of
The wandrous grace Of Him "who glveih songs in the
night" David could say "lhe Lord vii command
his loving kindness in the day lme aud in The night his
el,,Il. ,tht VII
add ale eivelh Songs Ia my sleep. In my dreams
his sonos are with me, and the silence Of my mid night
sumbers are vocal with heavenly c."-She is
.'home at last"
Yours, fraternaly, E. II. {.
Lynchburg, Va, Feb. lS, 1916.
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FOR THE vIRGiNIAN.
ApPOMATTOX COUNTY.

At meeting If The ci,lzens of the County of Apo
mail"X, without dIsllncnn of political party, held al
the Court House, on Thursday. the 9Th day uf Februa
~, 1876, that being couTi day.
On motion, DR.. joel w. Flood appointed Chair
man aod Charles L. Bocock Secretary.
Tie 1bject of The meeting was briefly explained by
Thomas :. Bocock, Esq, aud ON his molion. commit
lee of gentlemen selected from different parts of the
county appointed 10 bring beure the meeting suit
able person. be candidate repr the county of
Appomaitox in iher neat House vi Delegates. and 10
report such matters as might appear proper Tor The action
of the meeting.
The following gentleman named by the chair 10
compose SAID cnmnitiec, viz: Thomas s Boctck John
J,hns Jesse Jennings. Thnmas A. Legrand, Henry ID.
Flwd, Sterling &. Anderson John II. PunKeIt, VIII
SOU HIx, w William Arlington, Glover Harvey, John w.
West. George 5. DiueuId aud Edmund Connor.
The committee after short retirement. returned and
through Ar. Bocock, reported The following reso!u
tUns
Resolved That our county>man, Maj SAMUEL d.
McDEARMON. IN The capacity of delegate from The
county u Prince Edward, in The last LEGISLATURE pur-
sued course high hotprale and Intelligent, worthy Of
his character he representative Of emily htened
siuency, aud entirely consistent with the Republican
faith which he Processes. And beirg resident OF
the county OF Apponat'oX, aud agreeing in political sen
liment as we believe lie dues. with large majority oI
the people OF the cunhiy he is in opinion suitable
person 10 represent said county in their Legislas
lure.
We therefore take great pleasure in presenting him
Democratic candidate 10 the voters of The county at
their next election Of Delegate.
Res lived, That we call upon our fellow citizens Of
the county TO scrulinze the votes Of Mai McDearmon
IN the last Legislature ai,enuvey, and to weigh his
claims TO the confidence OF The people fairly and mpar
tally, and they be found 10 be such To command
their appreciation to testify the by their support at
The polls.
Resolved That connty,man Col. Thomas IT,
Food has in oprlon discharged his duties as del
egate with zeal industry and ability; and while he has
never been unmndu of his duty the county OF Buck
lngham uhich he represented he has at the same time
ma iiesed liberal IN the welfare and rrosier-
iy OF our county. We, theree tender 10 hin on ms
retiring from the legislature the expression Z" cur h'g
consideration and sincere thanks and while we repfe
the difference of sentmcnt which separates him ionl
majority Of us politically, all duly appreciate Ms
wLrh as citizen and his virtues and merits as
man.
These resolutions having been enforced by the moVe'
some length, were submitted TO The vote OF the n'eei
Ing and passed vllh very ie~ dissenting rnces
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new process of Tanning has been invented by Dr.
Turnbull Of London. lie lans hides IN ourleen days
when formerly required eighteen months, and with
hundred pounds u bark instead OF four hundred. His
process consists In sewing up hide filled with Ii
qud of certain specific gravity, and Then inmersina
The hide in another liquid oi greater lesser density
thus keeping up- reciprocal action until such time as
The hide is thoroughly tanned.
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Tie Debait IN lie Stnnie.

We need scarcely invite the attention Of our readers
ts the racy debate in the L. S. Senate the 9Th lust
In which Messrs llannegan and Allen crossed lances
with Mr.. Haywood of their party, but one who
differs from them widely the Oregon question. This
debate is calculated 10 all doubt, il any had br>
lure existed Of the rreconceabe differences which have
sprung up in the ranks of the Administration party Fore
shadowing its certain disruption. Mr. Polk is in d.
iemma, from which he will find fcui exiricate
himself. He has either declared both factions of his
party. or he has refused 10 confde in tIer and leil
them TO draw their opposite constructions from his am-
biguous language and still hieuous actions
MIR. Haywood, for example declares that The Presden,
in favor of settling the Oregon question On the basis of
the 49th degree; while Messrs Allen and Hannecan af
firm that such snnposon in the teeth of his pledges
both before and since his election is utterly incredible
bt should it prove to be true, then the latter declared
that he would not hesitate lie denounce Mr. Polk as a
vile traitor TO his principles and his parry!
The dilemma Of Mr. Polk is this If he consents 10
settle the Oregon question the basis Of the 19h de-
gree. one'lhird at ess, Of his party will abandon him
and his Administration would be overiirown, bu, for the
support which the Uh,gs, (al~ays willing 10 sustain
Their opponents when they occupy patriotic AID just
sit!on.) would give him II. IN the other hand he
refuses TO settle the question by tia, compromise and
war should be the result of that refusal as il must be-
The Southern poruI of his party would. they ought,
TO denounce him recreanl obligations hq her and
holer than those of mere party characero5ga cations
'" avert so long he honoraby may, the horrors and
caames Of war, which, in this age can need
less'y provoke without ncurrng nsupporlable weight
of guilt.
The debate in the Senate opens a new chapter in the
Oregon question, and pnrends important Consequences
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PlIISYI.XANIA COUNTY.

Messrs Edors--Permil through your paper 10
bring To the notice OF the voters Of Pilsyvana.
suitable person 10 represent them in The Legislature
al Virginia Col. THOMAS II. {. Grassy, gen.
ieman o good talents and fine business qualifications
a " hig true Steel. and wins is every way quail
fled 10 do honor to our glorious cause We feel conf
dent that anong The many intelligent and worthy
hers OF our parry in The county, could represent
Phsy lyanla with more ability and fidelity.
MANY VOTERS
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OHM Z MIC ATLD.
TOWN AEE AIRS.

Regarding have to believe majority OF the
citizens do the all erecting Jeler
Street nuisance, beg leave respectfully To suggest
members OF Court and Council to take the OF peo
pe whether not shall further prosecuted he taken
don, and the d and stone applied the grading aud
ii Jefferson Street, which at this time is al
most impossible b, ided carriages VI any kind To those
whose business curosi have not led them IN that diIec-
on womb ,y 10 and take ,aok be ofe the day Il cleo
enabled vote uuasrstandinsy on the oe-
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NlAIS1kl

Married, the 25th of February by the Rev. b. II
johnson, Mr.. Thomas L. AUSTIN Ia Miss MARTHA n :,
daughter of the late Seth Ward all ol Campbell.
-, IN "Wednesday. The 18Th umo, by the Rev.
Mr.. john Nj. Clarke, CHARLES L. CLARKE, Esq. 10
Miss ELIZA ANN. daughter oi Capt. Thomas l.. opag-
u.s. all ot Halifax county
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DISSOLUTION.

fuNHE concern Of Murfl n Smith havinp been dis
solved M the LIST May. let3, and the interes, u
James u. Smith, In The D,.,ks. Bonds aud Accounts Of
The concern. having been purchased by WIN. u. Munll
this Is 10 notify all persons, whomsoever that he the
said WIN u. Murrlll. OF his legal agent. Is alone au
thurized to collect aud scue the snmes
WIN. d. MURRlLt,
JAS. u. SMITH.
March i2 In
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W The Alexandria Gazette, after adverling to the
cofrectness of all the accounts has seen of the details
vi '"e late duel between Messrs Richie and Peasants
'ays-lt is probable an authorized statement of The
whole affair will shortly be made by those no saw The
fencoun,er"
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ereuron. Maj s.mue! b. Mel,carmon being rall.
ed Tor, appeared The meeting and pied The non-
manner.
IL vas Resolved, That the proceedings Of this meet,
ing be published In the Richmond and nehhug pa pers
and then the meeting adjosrned
J. w. FLOOD, Cha,,nan.
Cnas L. BococN. Sec'ry.
~ The Rlchmond papers are requested 10 copy.
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Washing,on leiter,vrters sta,e-and
'"' o"'oo adm"s-'ha' there has heen long interview
"e'"ee" MI Calhoun and Mr.. liz in reference To the
oregon ques'lon;-and is inferred that the confident
manner In which Mr. Haywood spoke of its settlement
on ne basis Of the 49h degree grew of tina, inter
View Nous Ferrous,
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Pc IT = n D U D L e z,
CO.N.NISSIO.V .NE X CH.9.VT,

sDEING very thankful to his friends for former pat
ID fonage again offers ms services 10 me Pnohc LOT
..la nj 'rnbacco. Flour Wheat SC. He will devote
& hes, attention TO promote the interest Of those who
ma be pleased to emp him. His charges moderate and
ha nroceeds III be promptly paid over without delay or
,emit,eJ as NAV be directed. PETER DUDLEY.
Personal attention Paid to the purchase OF Goods
required. .r
rs7 % IN
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CHARIOTTE.-We are Glad 10 hear that Wyatt
dwell Esq. is again in the field as candidate Tor
the House oi Delegates in Charlotte county We hope
him span, he has often before been, victorious
in that closely divided county.
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.v.EDV. SPRI.V'G GOODS.

ID lizards, RYAN 4 co. have just receiv-
IL ed aud opened part of their stock of
NEW IND BEAUTIFUL SPRING GOODS,
which they would respectfully invite tina attention OF
their friends and the public generally before purchasing
elsewhere, they are detsrnn ed to sell for cash
RICARpS, RYAN g. Co.
Msruh 9 tsn
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The last Of The Tyler men !,

N''er' the brother-n.aw of Elk. President TYLER.
removed from the office Of Assistant Postmaster
10 " NJ Polk The Alexandra Gazette states
s'''io'lne Is seai3 a, work IN the department. ,
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kaaarIa Senatorial District

The Wings of the kanawha Senatorial District held
Convention al Charleston. on the 2Oh ut, and nom
mated Major Clendenn their candidate Cr the
ing Senatorial election.
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w we are authorized Ia announce Capt. THOMAS
TIA as candidate for election to the House of Del>
egates, in The county of Campbell.
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.M.fNNER.

A FEW barrels Of Madder. f,r sale To close, low
L rt than m.Ike, prices. Howell DAVIES.
March l2 IL il
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about 2s ~ 30 years age. he il Of bright complexion,
feet, or ten inches high, good sci Of ,ee,h shows
them plainly when talking and pleasant couu,ensnce
when spoken IN, has The left side II his neck OF
marks, somewhat elevated and resemble burns Having
recently purchased him, have ba, little knowledge OF
his clothing. bul think he wore black fur he, half
worn. and brad coth dress cos,--he 10 . Cafpen,er
by trade and understands The M,lwrgh,'s busilss. Al
81, iolerable good Blacksmith. I have no doubt he
has obtained free papers and will aim 10 make his way
10 the State o Oho. will give 30 dollars to any one
who win appreheod him and secure him in any jail. 81
that We, him sgain. CilAS. J. OLIVER.
March Ia In
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II n. LEE having taken the house formerly sect
ts pied by Bouldin !. iancsy as aw once = =" s"e
ed 10 execute all orders in his line, in the nea'rs' anu
most f,shionnble Style Having mad considerable expe.
,ence In The business feels cunfdent in saying 10 tho
oub,jo that all work entrusted IN his care. shall We Done
nv none and cheaper Than any work Of the same quality
To be had in the place.
~. n. N. l..
Feb. 10
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At NORTHERN PRICES.
w f are constantly supplied with from IL 10 20 p
w ano Fores IN our establishment In this city
which we will sell al Northern prices; and 10 thuse who
in the habit Of purchasing nj The North We would
say that they may select their Instruments here, and
after ascerlanng i themselves the prices North. may
return and lake the adding expenses
NASH & WOODllOuSE,
Booksellers and Dealers IN Piano Fores.
aud Music, 1877 Main street
Richmond. Va
Richmond March l2 ISL
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Bedford County Court. February Term, 1876:
J,hn +. Nlcho's, Mnssae Nichols, John Debo and
Jane his wife, Elizabeth Nichols. Daniel Nichols
Catherine Nichols aud Sarah Nichols
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liReHS.l1 lS.llk la.1l.V'S
MAY be had in the following articles, by applying
2V1 10 sight, VIZ:
good work Horses, (yoong)
z MIX Cows. d.
good horse Wagon and Gear,
horse Cart and Gear. (new)
1000 lbs. Of the incest family bscon,
800 lbs of do cured Beet,
beautiful lady's Cabinet. Oates, sylv)
! do Sofa,
And several other articles Of great In farming and
all Vi which shall veil privately and very
low for The cash. ACHILLES ID. JOHNSON.
March Ziu
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HIDE, OIL AND LEATHEk
STORE.

vUyHE undersigned is now getting IN i'ooop III.
I which he has purchased at the Norm n, ana
is prepared to sell low Thoss wishing 'O" "''
line are invited To call.
ZOO sides New York Solo hea,hef,
80 barrels Tanners OIL.
1900 pair Shoes and Boots
80 doz Hats and Caps,
Saddles, Umbrellas, Shoe Threat, Shoe fegs' S"os
Knives. &c. ,,
Wboesae and Retail. AT the old stand OF e. POLAND
bee s, Co. and opposite Davis. Colhoan & Co.. Nam
S,,e., JOHN j. HUSBAND.
a.. &c I'm
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rules held In the clerks Office Of the circuit superior
"A court OF law and ehnncery Tor the count, Of Halifax
in the month Of March, 1896
James A. Luck, Plaintiff,
against
John s. Sheppard and Elizabeth his wife, and Isnac Med
lev administrator de- bonis non, with the will annex ed Of
Philip Nass deed, Defendants.
In CHANcERv.
Thu defendant John y Sheppard mol having entered his
appearance, and appearing by satisfactory c,dsncr that
he inhabitnnt OF this commonw cah II is ordered
the said defendant John s. Sheppard do appear here
the first Monday IN June md the Plaintiffs
bill md that copy this order be iohw the
i" nchburg Nignan" for two months successfully, and
posted the front door OF the Courthouse Of this county
Copy-Testc,
WM HOLT, Clk
March IL WIN
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Marcel, IL

Bedford County Court. February Term, 1916:
,JhnF Nlcho's Massa- Nichols, John Debo and
Jane his wife. Elizabeth Nichols. Daniel Nichols,
Catherine Nichols aud Sarah Nichols
Plaintiffs,
against
Sarah Nichols, widow aud administrative Of Jesse
Nichols deed; Samuel Nichos, Anderson Nichols
Archer Nichols Leroy McAlexander and Martha his
wife. John N. Kasey, Jeremiah Ferguson and James
l.. Doss,
IN CHANCERY.
This day this cause again 10 be heard upon
the apers turnerv read and the report Of William w
Reese the appointed by the decree OF this
csnrt N AIDE on the - day of January. 1915 10 which
there is no exception. and argued by counsel; upon
consideration whereof, The court doth adjudge, order and
decree that the same Commissioner do proceed 10 col
e The purchase Money Of the said land and slaves
sn,n a. the same shall become due, aud when wholly
collected he shall report the fact 10 this court in order
To final decree Aud the court doth further adjudge.
order and decree tina, he delendan, Sarah Nichols,
sdmjnsrax Of Jesse Nichols, dec'J do render before
John A. Wharton, one of the Commissioners Of this
court an account ot her administrator OF the estate Of
said decedent who is hereby directed 10 examine state
and settle The same And that he do also take take
account OF advancemens made by the said jesse Nich-
oils in his life time his children. And that he report
said accounts to this court with any matter specially
stated, deemed pertinent by himself or which may be
required by the parties 10 he 50 stated.
A Copy-1es'e
JNO. X. STEPTOE, elk.
CoMMIssioNER's OFFICE,
Liberty March 2, 1916. :
The parties in the above cause, will take notice that
shall at my office ~ this town. AT the hour Of 10 o.
clock of Tuesday the iilh day Of April, 1916, com
mence the accounts directed by the foregoing decree. al
which time and place they will attend, with their &C
co1nis vouchers and Witnesses and copies of pa
pers for examination and settlement.
F''' - JNo. A. WHARTON, Conn.,
March IL Win
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L.sN'D ron SIZE.

L.3HD FOR SAkE.
AGAIN offer for sale my FARM Ia Melissa ssss,y,
L near the courthouse, containing
A9O Acres.
lhls farm 10 very valuable. well tnberrd, 10 q ury
healthy mighborood. aud within ten miles II The James
River Cnonl. The terms viii b liberal. Apply -
The subscriber in lynchbnrQ. Sposwood Garland and
Robert Whitehead al Nslson courthouse.
J. GARLAND.
Sept. 90 n
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a CARD.

T'HE oi,issns Of Lynehbss sfs mo fpspsrsfsIly 10
L formed that @. B,asso,ra psoposss ~ svMUos0
his course Of musical instruction.. .. the
PIANO, GUITAR, rLuTs AND vSolIH,
on tho 23d inst. II 10 desirable, therefore, stse 49,
WIN arc disposed 10 bssiow thsr pasrsaaee - ~
wond he kind enough 10 inC,rm him Of II.
His offics will be over q. 4. Lymss's store.
Terms fT month"; insse,ion " either II Tie shsss
s,ru IA mis- S25
Feb 10 -
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$40 m Sy.lXD.
B "A M : q n y A N.

AN OFF from tho subscriber about the Isl u
H March. Nearo Man by the name Of