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To the Editors of the Tireininn:

In your paper of the 9Th instant. query is
propounded to me in piece signed "a Voter
the object of which is to ascertain for whom |
should vote to fill the Office of Senator from Nir
GINA in the United States Senate in the place of
Mr. Mason, should ! be elected Il member of
tho ensuing Legislature of this State. ne
knowledge the right of the people to know what
course should pursue IN relation to amy vote
might be called on to give as their representative.
and have, therefore. no hesitation in saying
that if they should elect me this Spring, should
vote for some sound Wing to represent the State
Of Virginia in the federal Senate. As to the par
tcular individual that may prefer cannot now
speak, because | cannot forcsee who may be
nominated, and furthermore, because in the pres.
ent changing and uncertain aspect of politics if
were to express preference at this time for any
person. circumstances might occur before the
election, which might entirely alter my views,
and those of my constituents, in reference to the
person so Indicated. With regard to the other
query propounded by "A Voter" my sentiments
are sufficiently known, and even were they not,
do not feel bound to respond in the same way to
question referring to my course as private
citizen at tho coming elections,a would to ono
involving my action as representative of tho
people. BOWLING CLARK.
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From Jeflerson's Notes on Virginia.

They 1.-THE forcigners) will bring with them
the principles Of the governments they have i'm.
bibed in early youth; or, if able to throw then,
OF, 1t will be IN exchange for an unbounded licen
tousness, passing. as is usual from one extreme
to another. 1T WOULD BE MIRACLE WERE
THEY TO STOP PRECISELY AT THE POINT OF TEN.
PERATE LIBERTY. Their principles. with their
language they will transmit to their children.
In proportion TO their number. they will share
with US in legislation. They will infuse into !,
their spirit, warp and bias its direction. and rem
der 1t a heterogeneous incoherent, distracted
mass. may appeal to experience. during the pre-
sent contest for verifcation of these coniec
lures; but, if they are not certain in event. arc
they not possible-are they not probable! Is it
not safer to wait with patience for the attain
ment OF population desired or expected! May not
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ARRIVALS at the WASHINGTON HOUSE.
UP TO , O'CLOCK YESTERDAY.
Wa w IEETNICu p-a,.;.,.

Ut TO D OtLOCk YESTERDAY.
WIN. w. LEFTWICH Propri.for
NJ PsnnIll, VIM A Lee, Loesville; A G. Martin,
Franklin; Jno A Mitchell, Jas II Carter r D
Rocker and serv't Mrs Tucker, Pittsyyauia; )
Galloway. Geo II Lennon, Campbell; " S
Myler, Cartersville; + Williams, Richmond
Thomas Mitchell, Ro Powllett, Prince Edward:
David NJ Bagby. Appomattox; WIN Miller. Va; =
Echols, Jno Echols, New London; Z Patter-
son, Harris, Missouri L A Ammen. Wythe-
vile; VIM II Howe, Miss j Howe. Miss NJ E
Howe. Miss Page, Giles; G r Roberts and lady,
Fayette county; II C Hardy. Thos S Gholson.
Petersburg; II Callan, Va Il Tenn II; Jas p
knnear. John A Gibson, Rockbridge; d Il Ar
mold, Arnoldton; NJ p Burks, Bedford.
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COMMERCIAL.

LYscHBURG, May 18th, 1855.
Inspections this week 260 hhds.
against 100 bids. corresponding week of last
year Market animated, with sales of Tugs, com
mon to W. good 5 TO ESQ. fine manufacture
ing65 50 10 9 %. Leaf, common 10 middling 6
a 900. Good to fine shipping 8 TO u So
Manufacturing, nothing fine offering, and pri
ces range from 1910 Is % for such ns has
been delivered, with the exception of n small tub,
made 10y Mr. Lennon, Of Roanoke county. which
-old for S25 %.
WHEAT. -Alllers not in market, prices higher
this week. sales at . 81 to2 p for Red and White.
FLouR.-Suprrtine Sl05; family Sill.
CoRN-Sl W Ia : % per bushel of 81 lbs.
WIN. r. SMITH,
Commission Merchant
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DIR. LAMnErH.
L. sfOSBY.

The response of Mr.. Clark to the query pro.
pounded to him through this paper cannot be
considered satisfactory by the opponents of the
present party dynasty. 1t is evident that the
next Senator from Virginia must be either Mr..
American, either by membership or fnl approval
of the doctrines of that party If Mr.. Clark
cannot vote for Mr.. Fournoy for Governor, but
must throw his vote away upon some outside
Wing, would he not pursue the same course in
the Legislature and thereby indirectly benefit
the ant-American canddatel
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a lIORNEfS Al LAW. Once over Citizens
kASavings BanH. jan l7-ifmStts
VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Ofiee
If the Circuit G Iutt cf Amherst County, on Nor
day, the Tin day Of Way, 1855.
Cha. l., Ellis an josiah r. Ella Plts
Lindsey Golom1n late Sheriff OF Amherst and a.
such administrator of Ric nrl 3 Ella decd. Champ
Carter, md James Gillian trustees H.. i'm nj trntf
of liam Armi,tead, When shall h' npp inted,--
the Bank OF Virginia ard fprmer' Bank Of Nreaia.
Thomas \. Enhank in hi. tght, and rs adm
Hill Carter cd, Joh, D. Davis, Executor Of Iamrs
Davis decd. Thomas y. Eubank, James /. LamPkin.
Sheriff o Amherst. aHd "a ,uch admir- Of Jarcs NJ.
Daniel, Jr, Iced, Edmurd ih.tun Alexander Tnmp'
kim John II Fuqus, Arnistead II. Ogden and VIM
er Il. Ogdrn. D'I 10
The oh rf IA .uil /, IN set n.ide the sale ct tact
OF and .Io II. Fuqua al 1926 acres situated IN the
county Of Amherst rlns by Alrxat dei Tompkins md
Edmund " inatnn. trustees under decd made by hch
ari s Ellis to secure u debt the Farmers Bank {"
Nigina, aud b, re-ale e ihe said land together Win
other lasds nv ,ed in scvera trust deeds nada
BY said Richard Eli. Champ Cnrt-r, and James
fi,llun trustees Ia vnr surs'ies snd t"oF
ply he proceed. debt fthe plaintiff
And Il appearing h, prop,r affidavit filed that lie az"
fe:,dant Champn Carter j. resident of thi Stat;
1t is ar ned tint do appear here within one month
after due pnbic"ti h.rcoi, ard d" what - necessary
to prot, hi> interest,nd thu, copy # III Ne
publish r. eek for four successive weeks IN 1r
Iynchburg Firs MAN and posted ~ tho front door
the Courthouse Of ,hi. County, The hr,t day OF u
next Coure
copy-Tcste,
LEO. DANIEL Cik
John Thopps IN p O. nmyl6-w4"
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To The + Ho,s Of M Lymchburg Iag,ian.--Snc~
Inst, ~ the important articles of pro-
duse have materially iyanceI amongst which l,1t
vii! he noticed n most prominent. We quote
FLnUR-Coi.moa 5 tu,e, $40 - t, 10 o. Extra $40
IS IN II %, Canadian lrluding Extra $,n IS 10 II 50
Western $40 81 To II -, Southern, common to good.
81 to II 50 L ua si 50 to IL 50 Gennrs4re .anges
from $ll to Is so Rye -four firm sui, at ~ To 20.
Com Meal quick s'ies n s. 25 to 5 80.
GaAis.W heat md Rye in nltei supply to
make u uir market Small lots of Southern white whe II
have bccn sold NJ s. 81 To ; 6j Prine witt Genn..
-" won'd un Il nit bring g. 80 to 81. Cnnatian
- IS t,2 rs Rcd nPr"r Lake. >" 30 TO 40. A
small lot n' Rye hnh hrrn ukcn 70. milling ut
Z ). Corn. = Is IL II. Oat., al lad. dranning
Southern AID jersey 6l to75 Statc md Vrern 70 To
~ Barley. nominal 1T ; | - 10 80 Carad m Pas
! O ~ So Benus, n1uch wanted nj 81 60 to IS
fRnyIsIoss --Pork !. vr,y finn Ness new, sl7 50
10 sl7 g.! Prime ~ 81 to ii g.. Old Meas. SIC so
10 &c g. County Nrs- Beef $40 t. -. PRIME So 50
/" .. CITY Mess. u 4 TO d. Prim" 50 - to 10 Cn
htu; nportun' q Ia lO,. !or Hams
nd t. u tor Shoulders. Beef ans sl7 20 i'll
Latd 10 Ia IL Neg, II 10 ia Prime Dairy Butter
% to p. Hlarc. 10 tp2l OHIO anA p, - To 20c =
Chcese, new l0tu lc.
Respectfully yours.
BENNETT & BROkAW.
Froduc Commission Mrrc uht,
M. ! Iunt rect.
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ii. q .Farrcll's Arabian I.inirncu,
TRIUMPHANT NER DISEASE.

fh. truly great M H. inc stiIl cues on como ,e,i
disra>r, and srufrhinE AMY a pour powrlle., yi,,
from the einYe BY H. poae lu stimulating pen.,n,
ingnnd anodyne miiles resl"r,s ihe u.e of IinI
which hHvc ben passed f ,cnr. aud by rs .ingur
power nj reproducing the sNnoval fluid or ,in, wafer
1t cures all diseases q" the ii, Is . nth sing rapid
~. RI rhenna,i-u, mud nf'eti"ns Of tie $, me md
Spleen /; has prov itself specific; and fnr infect ON
al tic lungs liz and ldnrs>. .inat v,ltabat
powerful au*i"'Si als" t''r nj d,etses al the esnd
serni n, gore,r w.ed nec&, orr, Il. And id.d
Tor almost dis-n.. where an exierm,i an pcat,,
req red this ne3icin" stands urlsraIleled Spraip
brni-e-. cramps. woeals. rhib,l rs burn- etc m,
speedily cured ~ II.
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The Vote Of Virginia.

We publish, for purposes of reference md
comparison, the votes between Summers and
johnson for Governor in ISL. and Pierce and
scott for President in 1852 President Picrcc's
majority exceeded 6heen thousand, while that Of
Governor johnson fell short Of s,rta thousand.
The true Democratic majority, up Ia the time Of
the formation Of the American party, should
have estimated at ubout an average of pierce's
and Johnson's- say ten or t,reipe thousand. This
Is the majority which the American party has 10
overcome-f1r, in this election. the Wing co-ope
ration amounts 10 something like an entirety.
Official reports. az Is stated by the Penny Post,
give the American party force of over serenity
iico thousand members. OF these il is computed
TINT hro .fnhs approximating thirty thousand,
arc secedorz from the Democratic party. But,
for greater certainty. put their number at one
nm, and they oxcred fourteen thousand. Lett
be remembered that each Of these votes, with
drawn from the Democratic party and added to
the opposition, counts f,ro, and il will be seen
that though tho old Democratic majority were
double our estimate. it would be more than over
come. This plain and fair calculation shows
how inevitable the doom of Mr. Wise and the
downfall Of Juntoism in Virginia. Jubilate
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c. l.. MosBy, Esqr.
LyNCHBuRd, May 18th, IS,

LYNCHDuR0, May 18th, 30
DEAR SIR: In answer TO your enquiry above,
| state that by the Act of 2nd April, 1852 (Sess.
Acts of 1852, p. 36.) the several counties of the
State are directed to be laid off into districts and
places appointed in each district for opening
polls, at which the voters shall have tho right to
vote. &c. But it is expressly propided, 'that
nothing herein contained shall be SO construed NJ
to preclude any voter from voting, Mt any one If
the places established under this act for opening
poll in his county ercept in the election of those
officers who are required TO be chosen By the TO
tiers of the district Tor which they are elected"
1t is clear, therefore, that in oil State elections
votrr, residing out of the corporate limits of the
city of Lynchburg, may vote al the precincts in
tho CITY, or any other in the county.
Your obi serv't.
C. L. MOSBY.
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The Vote of Virginia.

To crafty general demand aud enable our
friend. to make their cacu atoms more intelii-
gently, we republish the votes Of lo5l and 1857
in Virginia for the Gubernatorial and Presden-
tial candidates. Neitheris entirely full, but saf-
fciently so for the purpose we design:
From the Jirginian Of Dec. 3d, 1852.
I'VE are enabled 10 publish day very nearly
the full official vote Of Virginia The following
table Of I:,g counties and cities. officially hard
from ut the Capitol, contains the vote of all the
counties of the State except five"
Is51 1852
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From the Uinchesier Republican
White Post, Nay 10 1853.
A WaIning-Look Out for Frauds

A correspondent, writing from Halifax, con.
cludcs his letter, by saying:
II have been led TO tho above conclusion by
statement from mn intelligent Irish laborer, who
declared that he intended to vet. fight. y TINT his
friends and himself had written to their friends
in other States to come to Virginia and cast their
votes for Mr.. Wise, which he stated would not
be less than three thousand"
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Voters

The attention of voters residing without the
corporate limits of tho city is invited to the fol-
lowing orrespondence
LyNCuBuRG, May 18th, 1858.
DEAR SIR: have heard it said that voters liv-
ing without the corporate limits of the city hare
right to rote at The precincts in the city. |
believe the statement to be incorrect, and would
be much obliged if you will give myself, and 9TH
ers interested with me, your opinion on the sub.
joct. Very respectfully, &c.
l.. w. LAMBETH.
C. L. MosDY. Esur
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"A New Way to Pay Old Debts


The Washington Union represents the Hon
Mr. Smith of Alabama as having said in the late
Congress thai our debt to the foreigners who aid
ed in achieving our Independence has been paid.
Thereupon the Union excaims
Who has paid the debt! Who holds the receipt
Where ARE the papers recorded! Where are the
dctails' How much did you pny for the glorious
life Of Montgomery lost before Quebrcl How
much did Lafayette obtain for his daily compen.
sationl What was the price of his wounds, of his
sufferngs, Of his prayers for the success OF
infant cnuse' IL II memory of DcKalb to be
buried in oblivion because in II moment of cruti-
tude an American Congress paid just claim to
his descendants, Give us tho amount in dollars
and cents that acquitted US of all obligation.
Well, says the Louisville journal, if our debt
to tho noble foreigners who fought for has not
been paid, how and to whom are we to pay it
Shall pay it in gratitude to the memories of the
brave actors themselvcSl Or shall we pny it by
culogizing their deeds and erecting costly monu-
menis in oommcmoration Of their bravery and
their virtues, Or shall we pay it by finding out
their descendants and bestowing upon them the
residue owing TO their ancestorsl Or shall we un-
dcrtokc to pay debt to the gallant old foreign
ers who fought for US by bestowng in an uns,int
ed measure the offices of our country upon the
progeny of The foreigners who fought against
u.s.
Does not every body know that the foreigners
who fought against us in the revolutionary war
more than qnadiuplcd those who fought on our
side!
Our neighbor say, with frankness worthy of
all admiration:
"Tho Democrats not only aroused but they
arc mad"
That il. ms Webster defines it "Disordered in
intellect distracted; infatuated. &c" Mr. Wise
hns often been chilled "madnnn'-his malady
has now seized upon the whole party-which nc
counts for their opposition to the pure and patri-
otio principles of the American party. If Mr.
Wise has in $, short " time made the Democratic
party mad" by acting "a its leader, how long
would it take him to run the whole State mad,
No Governor
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From tie Hen Peer Neaora on, a. Tic oldeu selic3,,s
X'fuaIs

II gives me pleasure 10 aid f.'inony the ,ir.
of II, medicine. One of my bondrd nr.os
I'd swelling over the cap of the knee niuut the .s,
# hens some sal it IL s'rain Md son.
TINT il the Joint from the knee and co Id no,
cured. rtled oil ceiar it, mud all he iment.
mud ontmen = and thy did eopd ,hun water
then by persuasion Of INV friends tried IT, g. Farrell.
Arabian Lnimrnt. u,d was happy To find nike cf.
feet after few DAYS and it haalN cured the noble ami.
uai Entirely ,hinK ia is decidedly the @utest nj.
mcnt Tor hor.e's. we'll i. human feSh ever knew
7,emon; I'a- e CO., N. March l6ih ls4y
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Strawberry Feast.

he Ladies OF tie 4th ST rrt Me h1d'st church will
hnvca Strawberry fenst. Tuesday. the 22nd Of Nav
The proceeds to he applied to church purposes IL i.
h'p"d thai they can confdenly appeal To the pas' "a.
sufficient wnrrnnt TINT thing will be done in man.
net To meet tie reasonable expectations of generous
public. Particulars hereafter NAV l6.,I oo,,,v
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Strawberry Feast inLibe,tv

The ladies of the the Baptist Church will have
sSrawhe,ry Feast il The town %, Liberty On TUES,
the "2nd day OF May 1855; an hope. u. they intend
having everything tina, rice and good 10 eat to NEE,
WIN liberal encouragement. Tie doors will be oren
Tor the admission Of vi tors frnr, o'clock A. NJ IN
~ clock NJ. The ,lec, ut the icu.tis To rails. fund.-
to have the Church in Liberty inc!nsed and psy some
other expenses ,,.yi n AZ,
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A CARD

WASHINGTON co. NJ INSURANCE CoMpA.
W Ny, N. f.-M, dwelling house, which was in
.nred in III" above named company injured by frc
In February lat The damage assessed BY my neigh.
DORIS vas promptly Pn'd through NJ. Silas Biglow
the agent OF the Company. JOHN JOHNS
may Is IL
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GTYVS CIETS: or. SiY'S ,OeSr
SPECIAL HOrr =,

BASIS PRlNclrIhs.-Csli. q tin - Ha.i.
Principles" Of the Ar.etienn purity il mn, ounn'
tity nj this Office. Price. 81 cents II handrrd or
H5 cents when moro than one hundred are need.
ed.
ELECTION Tickets. supplied promptly aud
cheaply at this office. Send in your orders
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rALNY OKrARALYSIS

Thndcus Smith, II MUD Creek. razr~e county,
lliit o- say: Il h,d lo.i the of my for
II year, 10y palsy paialys the flesh had ertirc
l. whrre awnY le ivin nothing hut slii musce aul
bone. tiled ali the best doc,ors and al tie remedies
could hca of, hut they oid good. then com.
nenred the of H. 4. lrrehs Arih4,n Lrinent.ard
II lee bottles cutr, IS cnred me-. and my i. Us
strong and hrshy the other: it is ulsu frt rate cor
burns. sprains and bruises.
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our government he more homogeneous, pencea-
BILE. more durahel"
Was or was not Mr.. Jefferson in favor Of Amer
lean princpes' We call the above good Amer-
can doctrine
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tion, the majority for Pierce and King in the
whole State, is Gfeenteen thousand, tieo hundred
md serentU nine.
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The public rsuon"d against another counterfeit,
which has IateIy its appearance. caet W. b Far.
RE- ArabiA Imminent, Ihe mort dAh&.Iou' Of oil IT,
commercials BECAUSE his hnvi1g the Of Farrell.
mary will buy il in good iaith without The know -dsa
tina, connferf,it exist, ntd thy vi perhaps on
discover their WIN TN. spun ietIs re ha.
wiough it, .vit effects.
Tine genuine article !. manufactured only by H. Il.
Farrell, sole inventor and Irppri' mud whole-ue
druggist. No Il Main street. Prorin Illinois. 10 whrn
all np licario Gul Aseroie. nut he addressed Be
y"u pei il with rh, lottrs II q hefpr Farrell,
thu H. 6. hRhEiL'S-nnd lbs tignure the
wrtpp !; ali other. c,unrerttit,.
sold by IL, 5rABLER II CO. DrGggit..
Lsuchburg, Nn.
andb regularly au,riaei agent. throughout the United
Satc..
ty-Price - and 50 ceut- md 81 per bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every town, wiling. and
han LEI IN the Unnd Stats u, which alr.ady
established. Add es. II. q farrell a. above, accom-
panied with good reference character, responsible
", &c. nPl20 dsciw
The relaxing heats of summer leave behind
them lung utan Of evil. Tie most universal OF ii",e
gcner dei Try, ind it, attendant lowness Of
spirits. For thss. recamn end speed, and ua.
miling cure the hapr nf II Joat1d's German Bttrls.
prepared by d. {. NJ Jack Philadelphia. 1t j. in
our opinion, med cine scneriS-alone-unan-
rr"ach.blc 1t seems 'sch the fouaain bead otthe
difficult, in the digestive 2aton and thu,
"ve the secrrtians and the bio I'd o;ne uaccrics notb
the tausc o it4 tonic properties give vgo
10 the membranes of I ~ ttomaCh and promote the
cretion Of the gastric juice, which dssavea the food,
while its cordial, soothing and Alternative il huence i'm
parts general regularity and strength to the action Of hp
secreve san- and fortiiy the constitution.
such s our experiei 81 Is effects and sc be.
hevc i, Is Confirmed b, The evidence ot all who haze
tlled it or had opportunity of Witnessing il opera
ton. For by Dir Jackson, l90 Arch See
advertisement.
aplYS dow
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Lat nfI.atfnIs


y EAINING in the Post Office at ynchbhrg MAY 18th, 1855
|, un-rersons calling this List viii please say
they are adyertisei
Andersen, Jno A Adams miss MaryJ
b
Blackwell, Jas Rocker VIM II Blackburn caber
Eardw.l, II Burwcll,AL nyrne, Chas
Brown, FB Burruss, Il IL Byan, II
Barnes, miss X A Burks miss old ling miss Susan II
Banton, mis- sac
Clam aa. M'5, a G C5o9t Geo Goqnsy IT. Gh0'
Crnis, miss Jane Cook, miss Bette Cabel, Lucy
Douglas, Joseph Dowdy. Lewis Dorcey, Patrick
Do@son Geo Dilmnn, David DounRns a. johnson
Dosn missME Davis miss May C
+
Einstein q Bro Ellison, Ellington, VIVA
+
Ford, David Fursuson JAS Farmer, NJ
teecy, Patrick Finland, Henry Filton Jas
Fisher, mrs Mary
Ganaway, VINO Gazette, W Gouldiu, Joseph
Goole Vim Green, Benz Goodman Jarles
Gayiett, mrs II Gelgnn, miss Gregory miss Martha
Ueiuechin, Edward Hail. Lampsden Heg, joseph
Holland, ThosM Igsinboham Dan1 i1ndley, Wyatt
Hunter, Laura Harding Clara Hare, Elizabeth
Irvine, Rev Sanr Il Irwin, james
J
Johnson Elisha John,on, Minor " Johns,n Il, Jno
judd RI Jones' I cold Jones, Chss
Jons', Thornton Jones, mrsTR Jones' missJ
Jones, miss susan
King, VIM KniGer c Kernerf, Jacob
kennedy, Jno Kablsr, mis-, Bette
l.
Ligh,foo., Geo a Lsmpdon, Jno Z Lions, Jas
Lyle Sama lakeland, 7 ! Liyry, miss Lucinda
VI
Mason, Park Miilaon, Jas II Mitchell VIM
Marsh. RoA Me ginson, Benz Msndell, CIV
Moorefeld, WmG Murrcll Goo A Muuord, VIM p
Matthews, Felix Mailer, Jno Marabe mfsM
Moariy nfS Enira Martin. miss Y Merchant, miss NJ
ogle, David Oakley, john Oliver M Ju dith A
old, miss Mury J
Paris Mr. stone ma Pena.cton Davl d Farmer Cha,
ousnhury c Quinn. mrs Mary
K
E kshar1s s,a h Rssse J net hsnrqtE
RoeeTtSon,A NJ Robertson,mrs w2Reese, miss Julia
Robertson, miss l.
Scott, JnoJ shepherd Ro II Scott, Edwan
sadlcr C smoot John sssrsJM
Sutherlan, - M Stephens Jas Sanders, Jas
Sctt mrs Nancy sehcnk, mrs l. sullivan. miss "
stephen, mrS RIP
Thurman, in Turpn,wG Turrin, John
Thomas miss MA Turner miss nj, Mary rn'lry miss Mary
walLEG(2) Ward, JasB Wood RoH
w wyss G Siss Mc2 W w9;5o@,J Woc"s, VIM
Wheeler, mrs MA watson, miss MA webster mrsE
Nhittemore, II
MISCELLANEOUS.
Me'sr,, t T a co. Baggage masterssR
RO. II. GLASS, =. NJ
STR&TED. from IN. grounds oi tire Spring
~ Hin Cemetery PEACOCK. Whoever vii, ei.e
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msy 1t - CARRu TIERS.
DINE APPLE CHEESE. Cocoon, Macaroni Velm..
l. cehi, Rtisiu., &c. &c for sale hy
nay Is t. SAUNDERS & IRBY.
\ EssA SUPERIOR MOCHA, Ola Java,
rio ami La Coffee, Just reccn iig and t,r sale
low, ty SAUNDERS 4 IhBN.
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