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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-12
Stnfe OF Indiann, EKnrniItOn coumiy. ss

Is THE PROBATE LOUET OF HAMILTON COUNTY, AUGTsT TERM, I6II
On a Petition 20 sell Real Edatc
Matters in the estate of Jonathan Seaman, deceased.
a RCHEiAAUS Gibson, the administrator of the estate of said
n Jonathan Staman, deceased, having This day filed in the
clerks Office of said court the affidavit of a disinterestej per,on
showing that John Seaman aud Wilson Seaman, defendants 10
said petition, are not residents Of the State of Indiana. There
fore, the said John Seaman and Wilson Seaman are hereby poti
fed that said petition is now pending in said court, and that unless
they appear at the next term OF this court and answer the said
petition, the same will be tlken for confessed.
JunQ96. 1919. 1I3wis JOHN @. BURNS, Clerk.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified voters Of Marion coun,
IN fy, Indiana that there will be an election held OF the usual
places Of holding elections In said county, on Monday the 9th day
OF August next, il ieing the first Monday in August, according 70
law, for the purpose OF electing one Governor md one Lieutenant
Governor tor the State of Indiana one Congressman for the 9Th
Congressional District Of Indiana one Senator, and two Repre-
sentatives In the legislature for said county one clerk OF The Cir
cit Court for said county two Associate Judges for said county
one county commissioner or the third district Of said county occa-
stoned by the expiration of the term Of service Of David Mars, and
one Asse ssor for said county. CHARLES c. CAMPBELL,
July 10, 1919. IL &c Aug. Sheriff Marion County.
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AESNaSEESONG'S
English, Classical, and Mathematical

K NJ. ARMSTRONG mos respectfully nn0tnces tn the cHi-
z . zens Of indianapolis and vicinity, that he intends to open on
MONDAY, June the lSih, a general school, on Washington street IN the
spacious and commcdious romns of the old Ray House. lately fitted mp
fT tn [ purpose, wherein he will engage ioieach the following Rad
ing, Writing, plain aud ornamental Book keeping. aoogding q"
Gundnis system, by single nnd double entry Geography on a new
and much admired system English Grammar, Geometry. Algebra,
sc. Also, the usual studies ola classical education. thus aGurding 10
young gentlemen an opportunity Of pursuing those studies to which
talent or inclination may induce them.
P. NJ. Armstrong solcis the patronage Of generous and enlightened
citizens, inasmuch only, and rs Iona, ms he shall continue 10 merit the
same. Terms moderate. References respectable. f3wT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-12

THE undersigned. desiring To change his business, offers for
Il sale block No 90, containing "a lots, several OF them situated
on Pogue's Run, and desirable for machinery purposes, being also
in the vicinity Of the Madison Railroad others are suitable for re-
sidences.
ALSO-Outblorks 7 and 81 on the north side of the city, be-
sween Illinois and Tennessee streets, and east of my residence,
containing % lots which are very desirable for private residences
ALsO-Four lots convenient to the Madison Depot.
~ALSO-Twenty. three acres OF land a short distance east of the
donation, suitable for making brisk, and now in such use by
Messrs. Hill. Noel s Turner.
The terms for the lots will he one-fourth ca h, and the remainder
in three annual payments with interest
The prices for the above, together with other lands which pr
pose to sell also on reasonable terms, will be made known on ap
picstion. JAMES BLAKE.
Indiananolis. Apul %. l84Q. 1O0ff
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Fs.EE sosz NOMINATIONS.

FOR GOVERNOR,
JAMES II. CRAVENS, Of Ripley County
FOR LIEU TENANT COVE NOR,
JOHN w. WRIGHT, Of Cass County.
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CHOLERA PREVENTIVE AND CUisA,
TIVE

THIS valuable preparation has proved itelf decidedly the mrss
Il eflcacious preventive and curative Of cholera (and every
other form or sperhes of iiarrheal that has yet been discovered. Dy-
sentery coTdiolfcr weak stouachs, paricalrly adapted 10 the bowel
complaints of Children. Warm drops 10 eiiny Irritation OF the
stomarh and prevent vomiting. Bathing drops 10 give tone and
yiger to the skin. All Of which arc confidently recommended as
a preventive and cure OF cholera. II taken seasonahly and accord
ing 20 directions.
In addition 10 our former stock we have just received from the
Phwnix Lsiraiory, an ample supply Of fresh and genuine Botanic
Medicines. oil OF which can be had at reduced prizes at the Drug
and Variety Store OF A POPE s SON.
Indianapolis. April %, Isao. 100 I'm
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TO TME

UUST received by Adams & Co.'S Express. direct ron Pbfladei
y mia, a fine assortmen, 0f green bonnet Ribbons, latest styles
Aso 10 rs Grape White, Pink, Blue, and Straw color Bonnet Silks
new style silk, Grape, aud all kinds OF Bonnets made TO WdeI II
the best eastern style Ladies and Others wanting something hind
some will do well 10 call ut Mrs. wRIGHT'S fashionable Milhner
Establishment one door east Of Hannamanfs- l7
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Executors Notice.
AJ Office is hereby given, that the undersigned has taken out
IN letters testamentary from The probate court OF Marion county
Ind, on the estate OF Moses Flack, late of said county, deceased. All
persons being indebted to said estate will make PAYNE mt Immediate
iy, aud those having claims will present The same for payment. The
estate is solvent. PERCY H0SBROOK,
/ June %, 1919. 73w Executor.
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lust received from Philadelphia, a full and complete stock OF
y every description OF trimmings for all kinds Of vehicles, in
part, viz:
Figured and plain Gun Cloth, scarlet Utrecht velvet, figured
Ratinet. plain and figured curtain cloth, curtain frames, oil carpet,
drab cloth and satinct, patent leather, coach and carriage laces
in great variety friuges, tasseis, bress and silvered globe lamps,
brass la nds. brass and plated still and fall down handles, dashers,
&c. &c.
Oval iron. with all other carriage iron, in our large stock on
hand, and receiving constantly. Also, carriage springs and axles,
together with a general stock Of hardware, cutlery. tools, SC, at
the sign of the Big Paddock and Cook Stove
lIy KELLOGG * YANDES.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-12

ga be had in the way Of fine fashionable Bonnets, OF the
IL est style, on reasonable terms, at Mrs. WRIGiT'S isshl
bic Millinery Establishment, one door cast Of Hannaman's 4
store. in the rear Of the city cash store.
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20 H0USE-kEEPER
SOMETHING HANDSOME.

n PLEACHED Sheeting; "a Brown. do "a Pillow
XeZA Muslin super emh. window curtains; Brown and
Bleached Musias; Tickings, Drilings, &c.
ITO WM. A. WRIGHT.
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NTERFE
EEVEIk II ID ANsUl

rev Etk AND AGIs1,
CHILL FEVER, DUMB AGUE, INTERMITTENT
AND REAfTTENT FEYEItS. n ALL II
VARIOUS Forms or BIFdOIfS DISEASES
SPEEDILY AND THOROUGHLY CURED BY
Efr. G~-ood,S INDIAN (hoItpoqua-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-12

EEATHERs, Rags, Ginseng, Beeswax, Tow and Fix LINE
IL Rag Carpelue, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Eggs, Wheat, oais, III
Seed, Dried Apples, Shingles, Lumber, and still a few Irish Potato.
Tor which we will give the highest market prices
lOI J. NJ. BKAMWELL s. Co
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GROCERIES,
I000 LBS. Western Reserve Cheese, 10 hrs. ~. o. Moiassee,
lOOO superior y 10 bfbfis No. ? mackerel 8 kegs Dupont's
Rife Powder; 1850 pounds Bar and Pig Lead 20 bags Rio Coffee
just received and ff sale at wholesale and retail hy.
u SMITH & HANNA.
nhANTES DIVINE COMEDY-The Inferno. A literal prose
a. translation, with tho text Of the original, collected from the
best editions and explanatory notes, by John A. Carlyle, ~ d.;
just received by HOOD 4 NOBLE
S.OUTHEY'S Common ace Book. Just received and lI sale
- by IL IOCD ( NOBLE
JUST received the second part OF Roland Cashei, BY Cherries
- Lever. n HOOD & NOBLE.
ruNHE fiaosy of the United Staies OF America from the discove
II ny Of the continent, 10 the organization % me Fe6emI Gov
eminent, by Richard Hndreth: vol. li, just published and for sale
by DAVIS 4 RAY.
II ALooLAH. or Jourpeyipg 10 the Djabei Kumri: An Antobi-
IA ognphy Of Jonathan Rouer, odued by WIS Mayos NJ. u.
IN DAVIS & RAY.
ukvfNG's Works-The Adventures Of Captsn bonneville, U.
= D. Amy Ia The Rocky Mountains and the Far West. -
IL DAVIS & RAY.
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a onn LBS. Of James River Tobacco jus, received and fr sal
Z,UUU WHO'D csale and retai by =. A. DUYAL,
li Next door 10 Liule & Co.'S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-12
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP FALCON.

ARRIVAL Ot TIE 81 EaMSHit rh1"c-N.
Photographed for The Baltimore Sum-
Nrw ORLEANS, Oct. IS A. M.
The steamer Falcon arrived here, on the 81
inst ia Eve days and eighteen hours from Cha
gres, bringing seventy thousand dollars 10 gooIt
dust, large mail and forty nine passengers foi
New York.
The steamship California was 10 have sailed
from Panama for San Francisco on The 9th ulti
mo- The Senator was 10 sail on the Isl inst.
The Unicorn on the Sh, and The Panama on The
18Th.
The Isthmus continues healthy, and travelling
is easy in Consequence Of The la,e improvements
on the roads
The lates. dates from San Francisco are TO the
Isl September.
Gen. Smi b had gone on an expedition TO The
mountains of Sierra Nevada.
Col. Fremont was at Monterey.
The ship Minor, from New York, arrived at
San Francisco in leo days.
The vice consul al Wild Lake, Sandwich
Islands, died at San Francisco on The 26Ih Aug.
Lieut. Beale, bearer of government dispatches,
has arrived al San Francisco, and procee led 10
Gen. Smiths headquarters.
Thomas BullelaKing is dangerously i'll with
bilious fever and his recovery considered very
doubtful.
The convention for forming State Cons'iu.
lion met al Monterey on the 3lst OF August. and
is said to be composed OF men Of high integrity
and intelligence.
The ship Ohio, Commodore Jones, the ship
Warren Commodore Lcne, and The frgae Sa'
vannah, Capt. Voorhees,, We're al San francisco,
The Savannah is TO relieve The Ohio, which was
10 sail for Boston on The lth Sept, via Valparai-
so and Rio.
Commodore Jones is 10 remain in command
OF the Pacific squadron.
The 81. Mays, on her arrival al Calao, is TO
proceed TO China. -.-
The St amship Empire City left Chagres on
The 28ih u Tor New York. =,
The steamer Panama brought about hall
million dollars worth OF gold dust and one
hundred ard fifty passengers. She arrived al
Panama on the 22d ult.
Further advices from San Francisco represent
Butler King as out Of danger.
General Riley was sick al Monterey, but al last
advices was recovering.
A letter from San Francisco states that Messrs
Gioong and Butler King will be elected to Inc
United States Senae-lhat the Constitution Will
be formed and the Legislature elected on Inc Isl
~ Nnvpnher
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-12
OCTOBER.

nv THE LATE WILLIS GAYLORD CLARK
Solemn, We, beautiful 10 view,
Month of my hear, thou dawnest here,
With sad and faded leaves 10 sirew
The summers melancholy BIER
The moaning OF thy winds hear
As The red sunset dies altar,
And bars OF purple clouds appear,
Obscuring every western star.
Tbou solemn month hear thy voice;
Il tells my soul of other days,
When but 10 live was 10 rejoice.
When earth was lovely 10 my gaze
Oh. visions brighten, blessed hours,
Whe.e are the living rapluIes nowf
I ask nv spirits wearied powers
Task my pale and fevered brow!
Hook TO Nature, and behold
NV liie's dim emblems rushing round,
In hues OF crimson and OF gold
The years dead honoIs on the ground:
And. siehine with the winds, | feel.
While their low pinions murmur oy,
aow much their sweeping tones reveal
or life and human destiny.
When springs deligh,some moments shone,
They came in zephyrs from the Wesi,
They bore the WOODLANDS melting lone,
They stirred the b ne lakes CLASSY breast;
Tbroug h Summer, tanning in The heat,
They fingered 10 the forest shade;
But. changed and Strengthened now, they oea
ln storm, Ger mountain, glen ard glade.
How like these transports Of The breast
When life is fresh ard Joy is new,
Sol. as The halcyon's downy nest,
And transient all as they are true!
TIE, e,;r The leaves in that bright wreath,
Which Hope about her forehead wines
Till Grief's hot signs around it breath,
Then Pleasures lip it smile resigns.
Alas, for Time, and Death, and Care,
What gloom about our way they fling!
Like clouds in Autumn's gusly air,
The burial pageant OF the Spring:
The dreams that each successive year
Seemed ba,bed in hues OF brighter PRIDE,
Al last like wilhered leaves appear,
And sleep in darkness side by side!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-12

him TMr.B1 1t is singular iaci, .ha, " 10.
h;s lnna carer Of public service in defending Po
;,;on IN Inc in the stale OF siane,
., tho head Of handful oil soldiers, when nc was
hnr q you,h. and Just arrived in Inc county u
b:s adoption: and then, after The lapse OF ihoi.
iban halt century, The last public ac' oi us
public lie, 10 the employment oi ~. 1 I'm J,
was 10 draw up The argument lot 'ne nus Ne =,
Holland, asserting and proving inc I'eh's y, .ne
Unilsd Sales 10 The disputed lesl'oIy. ~
his public career in The service OF his country oe
nan and erdsd 10 connexo ION with the defence OF
1be public rights in its Nolhern territories. ms
WIS his frs, ard his last public service! 10 'ne
6rst instance 10 defend il by military actIor ana
in The later, by a luminous exposition oil The "
S,a,,s and BIZ a most mastery analysis u The
whoIe Question. lie, Mr. B could never De
weary IN speaking OF Mr.. Gallalin. He
had known him long and well. ne Mr
Bancroft, was in Paris at The lime Mr uaia-
lin was The envoy from The United Ssales-a
lime when republic was by no means III 40, 70.
vors with the then ruling powers anu nei u wi
B., would never forget The noble aisny WIN
which MIR GaIlalin asserted ana ma :, d',.s,.
tho b;ob character of his country. MIR. b. dwell
with feelings Ct lively gratitude upon lhe ic' !
brapce OF that period OF his Lille, ana me h'nu'
ness. wisdom, and attentions OF Mr. Gaiialin, ~
himself in particular as we'll as 10 all MS conn-
mymen at Paris. MIR. G. held all his knowledge
and abilities al The service OF ms conh'fymen
who called upon him. Mr.. Gallalin's last work
WAS one which had made his name celebrated
throughout the world. No man like him haa
written SO much and SO well, upon lie Ametl-
can Aboriginal languages; he surpassed herein
the great German Ehiloiogisi, and mad wen 10 me
scientific world name as imperlsnaole ioi us
literary fame as be had acquired in the political
world for his great abilities and talents as
statesman. -.
MI. Bancroft having concluded most able
and pleasing address in praise OF The deceased
President OF the Hs'orica. Society, on motion,
under the profound and deep impressions q The
feeling e1cied by the melancholy subject, with
oul proceeding 10 the usual business OF The soc'-
ily, SC me What earlier than usual ii adjourned.
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TeIeeraphed for the Baltimore Sun.

MACON, GA., Ocl. !.
RESULT OF THE ELECTION.-All The
counties in the Stale, except lhrec have been
heard from, and III, result in these three coun'
lies can be pretty we'll judged OF. The Senate
will stand twenty-five Democrats and twenty,
four Wings. In the House the Democrats Will
have siK,y-seven representatives and The Wings
sixly.lhree- thus giving the Democrats major.
) on joint ballot OF five. -
Towns, Democrat, is elected Governor by
about three lhousapd three hundred majority.
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TO ALL PERSONS WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN

NOTICE i, hereby given that we, Nathaniel chann-
tors of elhu Chaunrsy, deceased, all of The city Of
Philadelphia in the State Of Pennsylvania intend 10
transfer 10 William Savage ofthe said city, s1 shares
Of Stock in tho Chesterfield Railroad Company, Two
hundred and xty nine Shares Of Stock in the Petrrs
burg Railroad Company and three hundred and ninety
three Shares OF Stock in the Richmond, Fredercks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company, standing III inc
name of the said Eihu Chaancey on The books OF tic
said several Companies. respectively.
NATHANIEL CHaUNCEY,
HENRIETTA CHAUNCEf,
Surviving Executors Of Ellhu Chauneey, deceased.
Philadelphia, October l0-ew4m
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business is producing great change 10 'ne -
nestle economy OF that portion OF Virginia,
fewer "hands" are required Than formerly anu
many slaves have accordingly been sent 10 ~o' .
the couon fields of the South. The rough noun
,ain lands are becoming more valuable, oeips
snwn in grass.
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Charles A. Ronald,

BLACKS BURG, VIRGINIA
WILL practice regularly In the Superior and nf.,o,
w Courts of Montgomery, Roanoke. Pulaski .nd
Giles. "1
All business entrusted TO his will be n,o,,.,..
and faithfully attended to. lie will also attend ~,
collection Of claims IL tho adjoining Counties '"e
REFERENCES :-Conway Robinsol. ESQ.,, Nlebo,,.
Mills, Esq Richmond, Virginia; Major James
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
,INHE undersigned Executor Of the last viii and ,ss'
lament of Mary Hargraves, late Of Charlie,
give notice that he intends to apply for transfer n
the stock held by said tcstatrx Mt the time Of he,
death In the Farmers Bank Of Virginia; and alan !,
tho Corporation OF Alexandria, in said State OF Vi
cinia the iegatees thereof under said last vii, ana
testament. BASEL ID SPALDISC N
An. Ca-cw4m Executor of Mary H,r,,a,,
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Telegraphed Tor The Baltimore American.
Nrw Y,pr 0ci u M
I,r. n,,,6., Shir,rrfek-Los Of LEO

Il learn from Boston that The B. iish brig 81.
ias abou, snIys, LELAND. fl Boston struck
this painful sSa ,oand wa'ey grave sas ss3f
ss: y :ss ;s ,s;s :
T.; NJ $ s' E: j: ::;s :;
The loss Ct eau 'a be less han above '''''
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TEN DOLLARS RPwaon

II ASAWAf from the subscriber, few DAYS since.
likely fellow, some IL ~ 81 years old OF brown com
ple1on, rather intelligent. purchased him IN Rirh
mond, Of Mr. Templenan, last May. lie was raise 4
now lurking. The above reward will be paid 10 ,nv
person who will deliver him to me, at 81. ny Point
Mills Cumberland, or secure him in any Jail so lha,
get him. JOEL j. SCOTT.
Sent 9l-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-12

THE LEGISLATURE--W We correct This
morning our statement OF gains and losses
SENATE. - Gains Chaham-Bulloch and
Tallnall-Jones and Pulnam-Floyd and Chat
looea-Cowela and Merriwelher-5.
Loss-Scrven and Bingham.
HousE.- CANT Chatham 3, Washington |,
Jasper /, Marion /, Floyd l, Epson I, Macon |,
Heard /, Mcintosh 1, Hancock /, CoweIa |, Lee
lib.
Losas.-Talbo ., Henry l, Monroe l, Put
nam |, Murray /, Lumpkin -.
NEr.-DemocIa'ic gains: In Senate 4, House
G-tctal lO.-l Savannah Georgian, Od. u.
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" STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER
DRY Goods.

rlNHE subscribers have received by recent arrivals
j from the northern cities, large and well selected
stock OF DRY GOODS, comprising every variety OF
the latest styles imported Also large stock Of Dones
lie Fabrics. bought the most favorable TERMS all Of
which will be sold nj small advance for cash OF TO
punctual customers nur customer and the public
generally are most respectfully invited to call ana ex
anime our stock.
QUARLES. MERWIN Woody.
No. .29 Broad Street Shockor Hin
T. S.-Ordefs from the country attended 10 faithful
". Sept l4-cw5w
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"We all know that organism Of sem sorl

1--WE all know that organism OF sem sor' or
o,her is ,he condition OF MIR Rilchie's existence.
AI,er having figured as Mr. Pok's organ grinder
for tour years he could not avoid organ-srind-
ipe."- Haslins ION Republic.
!! is very certain thai Mr. Richie has not
abandoned ';oreau-erindias" il he could for he IS
"griadins" the W. lThig "organs" al Wash
ineon in syle very huttu 10 their feelings
il we should judge from The dol:)at nefes which
thew give iorlh.- [Lyaeiburg Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-12
I'UEl'kY.
The Boston Pos, lately published The follow.
I'woULD MT. WOULD your

Jhe AaSton FoSt Iaseiy Puuhsueo suc ioi.o"
isg:
iWoULD Mt. WOULD your
/ would nj give much for q girl with bonnet
That cost ffty dollars when frat it was new,
Who sports a large muff with hairy toll on IT.
That hangs down In front of II just % II grew
l would MI give much for this female
Would you!
/ would nj give much for woman VINO pfsnces'
Promenading ell the thorousniares .n.ousn n,,..
Giving winks to the clerks, or else alo'ous s'a''
Enough to turn her eyes all aske~
! would MT Rive much for this female
Would you!
The following has since been sent 10 the Pos
by Lady in reply'
WOULD MT, WOULD your
would n,t give much for a chap whu has "gone ~
Till he's run every cent Of his legacy through
Whose sinperng chin has huge goalee on ~
That hangs down upon IT just as II grew
lvould MT give much for this fellow
Would your
would Mt give much for chap WIN s so, S,
That,s made 10 stand up, almost ose. ni hn,,o.
Who wnars " hs kid gloves that cost oso. ,
Ana GOAT tbat belongs 10 some knigh OF TUG s"ea''
wonld MI give much for this ieiio"-
Would you.
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LOST CERTIFICATES

THE following certificates of debt f,om the Com.
monwealth Of Virginia, TO wit: No for al, $40;
No % for ,lOo No 20 fol $780, No 50 for $780, No 6
for $780, and No l95 for $780, amounting altogether 10
night of The 2ad Of April application win be made
to The proper authority for the renewal thereof and
therefore advertise The same, according TO law.
July ls-c3m CONWAY ROBINSON.
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49,, :. &c v,cray y c, :, cSSsnsecu, held
4 is:e; T :.s:s ;s:;
s5ss ss . s' ,oS s1 he sa iasd
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a TEACHER WANTPD

1 our present Teacher, Mr VIM. NJ Anderson. RAJ,
~ not remain with US another year, for reason ~
Il controlling character in no wise connected win ,b
School, we desire 10 employ another. For one Of mn
exceptonabe moral character. and uudonb,ed on,,Is
cations a. Classical and Mathematical Teaeh.r.s
salary al $500 and Board will be given. Non. "a
apply without evidence Of these qualdcat ons , 'H
HILARY H,RRIs
u. l.. HOPKINS.
Oct. 2-cw3w Near powhatan Court Hoass