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yo.v-l KiKHOLDMi^
vojld solid' tin* earno»t alicmion ol
public to tlie subjoined notice :
M,)> rfU'.EHOl.UERS’ MKEl'INU.
• .conac*"***1' »• lhe inclemency of the «ca
|.i«i Thursday evening, I he maeting ailver
c,l for Ihnt evening ««« postponed li will be
,,,| „„ .VIIIllUV AI I’KKNOON NIA1.
,i -I u’etock, nl llai Franklin Hotel, *I.*'U every
, i il ri-hl* i» invited to arteinl.
sKVI'JaL NON-1-REEHOI.UKUS.
.ivriluDISI ANNUM. CONKK'tKNCE.
•j'heaimuil scion ol the VtiLmia Confer.
pt,. of die Methodi.l Episcopal Church com
I in thi- I lace on Wednesday the 23ih
rlnuarv, nml terminated on Tlnttaduy ihc
,1, of March. Curing ihe grealcr portion ..f
inne, the weather wa* eaces.ivtdy had . tile
, t h ading to theClmrch being almost mi
4 lblc .No'w itbstntiding tin* eireuiiutance,
Poivcver, the lionae was crowded almost every
, ,v We have been politely I'l.vui
j Ihe tul/jtiinod statement of the -melons
,iticl. th** Miniaien have been reflectively ap
poin'ed to occupy during tlie ensuing ye*r:
• ,, ftber*District, Lewis Skium re. P E
",'1 \ Shock,,- ll'U-M.iel' Park.
’.Irfiinow' \ print!i/ —Si t»«»" M Sykf*.
V, illiantiliurg—VVil'ia I, 3. Peyton, Hubert f
'!-i,Zc>t€C-iiomud Harrell, William «•
^’carn'iitc—Jobn W. Child., Win. W. Kei
"Cit-W- IMler, Isaac llainee, It.
’’ r lip'",‘-r —Philip -le / r.io’1, llntry 3. Po>
'"c/rirtu'lesrille—ll'm. 11 ■lues, IVivid Wood.
1 r,i/i,'i'■'—Junes Uof/d. Iluberi Scott.
Columbia - Joshua Leigh, Sami l>. Tump
* "Vr../.,rn'ii Itislri t —.loirs I.uily, 1“ 1
Li/nchburg—AVil'iain AAall.r.
Petersburg—t\ iitiam A. Smitb.
gat'ord—C’ .!•••» I.e.idi. tJi' ii ‘i Butlnn.
Ctimlibel'—William W. McC'loitn, Ju-hua
^"li'uekh'gli tin\ Miller, J, ..c Power*
f ■-ff :n*r<!lt—Ut'o'i;-! W . LV) , 11 **i»»y i.
V* **.»11.«*r 1 % -
Mcc\1‘nburg—1U<*otg«' ** MiImmju, .wilnew
*,f Out ire. . . . i
II un-wick—William II Sim. J-s. -lonri
Min.
l ni*l a— l •<»*»'* »!«\ I’h un sup.
Clustcrjitld-Bummi T. Musty, M'm.iel T.
Moorman.
.V-use Drdrud ~M n i b Bit vk, I - li*
lialeigli—dmepe W. N«lli *
V\ if1,. ,u—C'lnis opln'i I bom s.
Kn/figAC/.- " in. N. Millington, Win. An
'Irrsori. , , ..
•I'e.,,1_Wilson Karclift, A ernon Eskridge.
Ilcaultirl A N.Vriiw -licargt A •Hu; '•
Jluck IUrcr—Win'. M. t»cn jo.1i UI, Allird
.Mtirmnii
Tm Hirer—I looks. .1 ini^s.V l>on iiii.
Topsail Intel—Uoliorl I*. Hailey, D.,vitl Ko
iHO'R.
//.,»■ /,*,'( ■—Win. C"ir(>lon, .In-. tjondnmn.
Padkin District—Puri it D.ilb, P. E.
I'uiP.til I t. — (’iial les P. M im man
I mitt l—-'.eplien W. Julies, Jim. J. Mead.
HktilUbury —Jdtin II. Walton, Thales McDon
ald, Mile* Toy
Franklin—James lieid, S'opium I). Win
I .,111 lie.
(7 tilfoi ‘I—Hiehard I) MerrnMaih.tr, Juslina
idilV.
Cm,well—Ihntou rii'd, U -yni.oid It Minor.
Banister— liemyrr .'Stephens.
. WnJ'olk District—Hi \nv lloi.MK*, P. K.
Sarjolk—llriinti t IBa.c.
Portsmouth— thniwu Cruwikr.
Jiitenlan -J'nines Dcij
J-Uis.t ttih- II' niy J - Bvmi.
Mmfiieskorntv;h —,Ai‘- am Ha -e'l.
Calls amt lltrii —Joseph Curl-, Horatio A,
Buckti'Ui.
Suffolk—'iJporpe S Harper.
Suffolk hi Surry I t — imienii Noimail, Jim.
V\ . W lute
Princes Anne—Janes Morrison, John D.
t iulsie.id.
Sasiix—Thompson Harmed, Tims. Ha nniii
i amdi a—t'lioinas \ . Webli.
lloaai’.e. District—Jos. I,Allien. |> K.
Roanoke Ct — Thomas It. Br.mic, Divid S.
: Insoet .
itr,tin-ill —li nn/ Mlri/.df t«;e (rrr-yory.
Washington -V PfpiiXia h —/."li.v \1 Lie .
(Commission business.
fMl UK sw'mwiber bavin i entered into tl
g Commission business, otters his snrv
ooc in iha —•»* ttnU planters trading 1
Agent at lYcprxbutg on Friday *2D h of Miv
next, to fix on the location of the College—
appoint a like number ef lYu* ee* Loin im>
laity, and make such other ar* angemenu a>
will he mHis^.try lor carrying into operation
ihe 1 n Ktit nt ion.
ILT Tiie next Conference will mee t in 1 • < ii
motici, on the |7di February, |8od.
itkjTh.
The Kentucky Dml. — Wo am clad
to Warn lImi tiie minor of Mr. Thompson’?
drath. from a a oiled received m a file duel
with Unhurt Tiiplett. esq. which we noin eil l.tsl
week, turns out to he iucorrert. Mr. 1. was
uangernutly wounded, but the !*st aecnunta
• epresam him to be in a fair wav of recovery.
Another Duel!—A duel was fought
on the 8 h Fohiimry, near Savannah, heiween
T.ieut. Cadel, of the V. S. A. and Mr. McIntosh
of Savannah. Th** ball of the latter passed
through ho«h legs ol the pantalooous ol the for
mer but n . wound was received bv cither nai
vty.
Duel expected.—Letters from \\ asli
*«gton sta e that a duel is to he fought ai'er the
^idon closes, between Col. David Crockett
"d Mr. Pryor Lea, both members front Tennes
see .
Good!—'[’lie B thiniore Patriot snys
In companies, IihII* companies, pairs, and
'W 1 I ire friends of Htjorm are sa d »o
>e last gathering lomtd the tficlcori/, in Wash,
mgfon City, in readiness for the dropping of the
, ranking.—The abuse of this privi
,P»e l,y members of Congress has increased to a ■
u,®8‘unjustifiable extent. The Na.hviiie He-1
jjublicun of the 21st ult. says, that the mail !
^ ueli arrived there ou that day contained j
‘ ircelv a single new .-paper, the bags being
completely filled with packages franked by
;|ietnbeis0f Congrev».-^Col. Crockett, the “ al
7aturd»orse” of Tenn <»ee alone had Larked
\ lot) f
. ^'cn- Gaines.—This officer passed
‘rough Lexington. 1'n. on the CM i'jxf. i"i hi.
tft 'V.tfljnsion cilv.
I
'ir. Criiwfot A S ivau:i»a p-i|>or
>■(» Mi <'mwf.tH# Hc^ iiplpii.i* mliucil ?o
he.ibh, ami nt I lent *pn u».
< '/lift u < "tin/i/gr. —It It, : „ 0JJ u
Irtir a,in- i. .1 Vtfc«!i'v it iIn- Mainer ot in j
veutinn. fi»e South* m grown*, m order to
profit every way, by h* ted-of their own pro
duct*, have began to n*e Colto-i toi halo ropes, !
tea ting lines, tr ices, hie. end * event I lope ma
ke* • are no * employed i»» making « or da e ol
the different » *es, for tits Southern planters.—
Ir is sai Him! during fhi* en*ui p year, a1 lemd
-100 tons 01 iop*' "ill hr required, aud itl iinafe i
ly iln* ns- of hemp lor the Southern States will
he entirety unknown. This, it \\ j|| readily be
imagined, hu* grown mif ot the late tariff—
Whether good or e vil will result from this ami
other change* in ou» commercial operation*,
can he det* t mined by those "ho ara conversant >
tv it Ii the subject
Sound Policy.— Notes of tho
of the Cuinmcmveal h ot h’ntiickv to the a
mount of three hundred thousand d liars, wen
burnt. «t the Hank a few days since in oltedi- ■
euce to a Vtesolution ot the 'at*f session of the
General Aigeuibty.
fnxurrnction hi /. ana.— The 1
Norfolk Be a con of lb* 2d ttiM m\i—We learn
from ('apt. Kdev, who cam** .. in the j
brig Hope's Delight, which nmvrd h i e yest**i
»lny from New Orleans* wfhenc** site *■ tiled I! h
Fnh. that m'otuiatmu had reached the C’i ),
that hii lusorrectkoi had htukenntit on the river
(above Aie t O''lvnot)a f**w days prcviou> to lus
leaving there, mid that l* vi ral thousand No
groe» were engaged in the Uevn t. The (**»•
i veruor<gnv** orde son tin* no ht of the 10th, that
tin* nnlitar should ha in read ness to march at
la moment’s warning
Election of the President.— The Jo- <
gutature of Delaware *»o<v in s ssion, h ive »ti 1
j acted a la v liferi:'•* the mode of choosing f.
I lectots 'ii th.i 1*1 Me ; the Gi'iivtal Ticket is a
j /opted.
Singular instance of Good Tnick.—
Tti" great capital Fn*ei in the last D snial 1
Swamp l,ul i iv, .V),fM10 Hid l(l.OtK) didhns,
were In Id l»\ a club id three gent eincii in N* w
Vnik. * i
tat hogs.— l wi) line hogs, raised
oil ft;plantation ol Col. Joel Battle, near I hi
boro *4fl», (N. C.) no' qii p* 2 > ears old, when
Hit,i slaughtered mid cleaned, weighed d'J-I
puii ids, ilie other 3'*J.
()i,r character abroad.— A Cit'niinn
editor, ii is * aid, has i formed his rad* is t at
in • nt > wet '* at no r ow an *■ hli in I lie United
Slate*, til *t the two huSffci men m 11*•* republic
were candidates for Ioe piosiden* s f I hr* to r
man Kditor most l ane lead the Aon iican new
p ipei s upon b oh *ide* of the tpiehli* u, and he
neved all that he lend J
Thirst for office.— Wo have lu.ari!,
SiiVR the Philadelphia ( hr inch . nod beb’evr
the i'ltoi matioi. t • lie c inert, that not lc.i> tliao
six Hundred person- have applied lot 'he mMi
Hull of u ilur o ust t*r <hc prnpu»t d c »p m dig i x
pt* ,:tb>,» io'othe South Seas.
Lusus Naturer.—Tl»rr Hi. li. <”oui|»i
!®r>ny«—'Til ho it. di pesited in •!»«■ Almeom a
t all, a Ideh w .< loald d • < tins City dm.11:: flu
la.t week, having a double head, joined togdh
er at th neck. i> had two moot s, two sets of
eyes, three ears ; no other pm t was doable—
each bead was of the ordinary size 1 lie mou
nter did not live after n> birth
Interesting work nu l.ouisiiina.—
Uarbe Marines, a Peer ol Ida- ,wed known
in this (oilin'ry as Charge d’ Attune* from l.ou
is loth 1'• ? t Old Couliiieii h! nugreMs, ami as
the Pieu potenicuv ol thefnM ( uu«ul tor ilia
king, with Mali's I. v ngstnn and Monroe, tin
nea'y by which L *ni»ia a was ceded t*j ili*• I
lined Staten, ha- pist ptlbhtflH'd, *.iyt> the .New
York American, in p.nis,;t w-i.rU upon tlu histo
niy of Louisiana, nod ol flic c» n \ at ol teal ( nio
| nv to the United Slat, s ol Ann s a a. pieced,M h\
! n discourse upon the < ot> tituiiou and (Juvcic
nient ol the 1 iailed Slater
Gn at frc. at Sarannab.—The (Jeoi*
giaii id Ttie-day last, • oiitai account ol
an exb n-ivi! and di-ti ns nip , dlngnttion in
S ivantiah, by which it i s,;;J i.pw ard> of for
ty bmi w i re consume i, and u uch distress
pr 'dured.
r'rnm Pr.mcrartf.—Bv ;m iirrivi! ;it
Ka-tpoii, Mii'ip*. »ft f«»tiiiui inn I»*m» li I <d ih*
destrili • t ill of 111 ill city t'\ l*i i *, in ill-* lii I •»* i
pari «il I • eeniber Thu ennfl.i f*;it• *»n n « *J
f-n* tin • i* iliiv >, mu I tin- territory »•» ' *e s art
nftlpce in-1 'a a • ItT m ruii/s. i e lire is
said to h»i\« oriuiiiated inn hir; * a mivIiomm*.
w ii*re ? mi- pei.sons were enga: ed at niglil mi 1
lei'iip iij r in I mp lo-.s is esliuuu* ! n /*' hu •
tired l/ion&ftn I fimnr's s!
Ijihcruhtif.,'—\\ lo ini that St<* j »!i< n
(» i j» i«*. •* ij n ivi- \ ♦•-let d»\f (.uni nuhly I
to.e Inin 1 ed r injs of - * I * I buihlin^ i nh«*r, l-o
fie! for til*; iiii uf the poor. \V** iiit io'ortn- <1
il*it, that dome up* 111• l*i"s uf the tli-Tilmlinu
• -mi ini' '*•'», u' tli a lit* i i a lit, winch 11. lle< f a up
ni i lieiii t li-- . si imii1, ih I not iviii' I<it
/ olleelioip. b\j hi tn» ;e purchased too bun- I
• Ired and lliirtt eor-ls ol pin** woo l, u.•«>it t'p’ii
.*'vn resp oisihility. T-i* re is n >w. l.oue\t*r.
reason tu believe that ihe roll- i - a ill he
liberal.
Prlimh ('nmnlimcnt.— i It*1 t.-nidon
Morning M* i dd of D-eemb* I . * * '* r .i
lii!j; 111• • rea-oiis a signed h\ l(. i »r tin in
v a'ion of in i key, and «in*cubito! : up n die i <•
-»:!*, solar it is known, r ganlin_* d a de
feat of N ichoias, not e*<«ie!#d lo II.mi edit I. j
led to the downfall of Napoleon, s.o " f*• o <
?l-»W Willi d brand his uienuu , with otd xj iv j
fro.ii oil1! end uf Knrope to the otin I n !’’r j
Horyrn.! a of General Jacfatpi wi id b * < /1
trim ”
Hr fitter of Debates.— Me 's. (..lies;
and Seaton have advertised the 3d v *1 ol Kn it j
Legist** "i |M»at»*s as published The impor
tance of thi* work, says the Alexaudi ia tin/* tt<*.
need lint be dwelt on, and the iatt that an! ^
its patrnnug* should be increased, it tiei-t tie
discontinued, should ensure its favoiahi » *p
lion.
New NoreL — .Mr. ITmt^vlicso works
on the U Pkteni rmiutry have acquired lliueli ;
popularity, i-. about to publish a new novel, enti
tied the Mloufuucc Valley.
Something New.—prapara
lions a»e mak ng relntise to the I* h«k:\ Hal!, to ,
take place at the Park Tar tire in .\a;v Yoik on
the lilt March It is now determined t.* • o ‘till
furtherpind intioduce matfl**, sotii.it m • i .vers
of pleasure will have an opportunity a witnes
sing and taking purl in tin* gai i * ol a mm*
qieratle. The novelty of the plan will, no
tlotihi, «lravv a crowd of fashionable peiitum
el’s to t his new mid lendid scene.
Cunscqu nee of Balls.—A correspon
dent ofilie Little Kalis People’s Friend nays
iliM thir y couple attended a ball in the town
of Mniiiiuiin, llcikimer conn v, on the first ol
January, ib-d, and of (his number 10 were
married we bin the year—each ol the ten gcnllc
in ell having been united to the ladies they sever
ally gallanted on the occasion.
FloridaThe J.ui'islatiirtj of this
territory at it - last $••*•<<> *. pass* I an act in
corporating a IViritorui! Batik with a capital
of §500,000- *atlnh *«H** the seat ol (L-veni
uieui, contains a popul itio.i *»: 1-00 inhabi
lauts.
Parricide.—Oil tlm l'.Mli ult. at New
Orleans, Ml.-:. ]•' 1 • < * 1, willow ol Or Firm I, was |
.niirili'ri'it Itv f.er sun in law l.uuis (Lticrrity
liv stabbing lift intberlarli in tin* yard l li olil
lari, .llnios! i.i-Iuiii!V1 i \|Ole I. l'lle inunMer I
o(j yc.,rs of af,-• "■ iv.is seemed .mill
committed toja *
Cu v.—*Il < staled, ttiul one 01*
elm drivers o ihe M til Singe between New
Y«rk find P«u lade I pitta, its the snow stum of
f riday ia»t, in Ins gn at an* ety to get on with
the Mail, was Irnxcn to death on his hni
Bunker-Hill Monument.—Ii is said
that the Bunker-Hill Monument will he the
highest of toe kind in til** world, and toils b1*
h*w tiie KgypttMti Pyramids. Let it be called
i k- New Lugiand Pyramid. Its height is to
he J JO feet, weighing nearly 7tHM) tons ol
gianite* It will cost y u),Oi»0 to build it up
('anada.—Tim New York Albion of
Saturday say*, it i- m vain any longer to deny
Unit n spit it oltt ea-oit mid incipient rcvolti
lion is actually abroad in tin? Canadas
ib ci ntricbcmcoUvcc.— A young yt?n
deinau has laugh? schools lor three winters
past, .n different towns in Rhode-1 stand, with
out compeiisalinti. paving for his board, ami
• Men fui otshing books lor the scholars. Ilis
name and place of residence arc unknown ;
he is called •* Mr. A. Ii. ’ and the *' Master."
lie advertises m the iiit'umn, ami nlTera him
nelf to a certain town, and directs w here letters
"ill reach him lit? has named Bratllebo
rough. Vt. at one lime, and Amherst, N. II.
at mini her. lie has just offered hit services
on i n the ensuing winter, and letters may
» si id to New Ipswich, N. II. In one inwt oce
w hen he closed his school, lit* left $16 to lure
u young lady for u summer school.
Aptitulr.—A liill before the Rhode
Is land Legislature to present cows i uniting at
large on tin* highway, niter some discussion,
was on Wednesday last conimilted to Messrs.
Bull and St»*t*re. One of oui Providence co
leinonraries asks, 14 Who hatter calculated to
protect the rights of those whose liberties the
hill is calculated to affect than a Hull and a
.Shere ?
/Congrr iuiwI \urrjutc.—During Mr.
.1 rffeikon'* admiui-tiatioii, syrup was provided
in the Capitol 'or the refreshment of the mem.
b*’iH of Coii*pess This was furnished and
• hal ted Under the le a 1 of *1 itionari/ The Na
tional iMe ligem * t l* |Is ii» that a ineinht i, w ho
did not like the leverage,jocosely dmi arked,
that he stl Mild hr very gl|«l if the olheeis cl the
Hun e would pan vide a little whiskey lor those
who preferred it, sod charge it to the? account
ol fuel.
I n:c la / ilu/.'c.—1“ Comrades,” said
one of tin* Fnu ll (ieni.iK addressing lui sol
diers," the rpiHotinn is, w n<"her Ciem r.d Buna
parle shall he elec ed Consul for life or nut ()
pinions are fiec--perfectlv Lee; b it it may he
proper to Hvqunint you, th it the fn it man who
s against the perpetual < 'uiisuNSip, shrill lit
slid at the head of the tegum nt Vive la Lib
er te M>
The l.erHiral f.aw I'ctiiceil.— In
the Ten.i ry of Chiridu a law hits lie* n leceilf
ly eiMc'i I' spevtiug inarritigc, which con
tains the (dinning section: " That if any
person sluill inairy within the l.n itual degrt ts,
he shall t»t* •mbjcclto a fine of mctliuu ant! «l«»I
l;u -. o e half (o the inf'oi mer. the other half lo
} Mje‘i'.'r ilorv ; and the -aid m u i iage hall In?
lauUUlli'S .'ri set a nd- by any com! of compe
tent ji.ri-iivtioi) ill UfU I'en dory, and the court
I may ieipi -to the p irti s to f»i\t1 huutl anil tVCU
| iity f|... 1 thi’y Wlit MOI, i i Idl'jre, cohabit with
! eacli ofn r and commit them, lit ensfl of non
! oemplni i v Piovided, I tint nothing herein
.con .mu ti slihll he construed lo render ilb/nti
j mate tile issue ol the marriage thus annuli d
---
I t* J^li- l SAIih.—Ill pursuance »t a deed ol
I tr >t, execu ed to the suh&ciiber bv A
h.-sandei IIIidgltiud, bearing dale on the |4Mh
• lay o! June, I h, ami is ol record in the llutj
'oings Court of Lynchburg—will be exposed to
j sale, l*> way ol public an lion, upon the pic
i ntisrs, on Saturday the !21st day of March
< next, a I louse and Lot, in the corporation ol
l.\ in hoi ", Iyiug beyond t V* • grave \ artl, near
i he I--.re a mad, and at pi "lit in fin. oi ropHii
• v ol ( has. Mill. The lo* contains thicc iju.ir
tcisoi an a« i« , mole or h sk>, upon which is ii
- •mil..i i.'bh dwt J111»!r IltMi.ic, and some othei
huiblin; I he terms will be made known on
Hit-il.u of sab , and the subscriber will only
convey • in ii ii le to the purchaser as U v*»
ted in him by mid trust deed which i*. Iiowev
• belt * i d ; ■ he £*»OfJ.
IVWTDIt. KiM.KY, in. «e.
\ Im., .it til'- Mime lime Hint place Ol die
'I(>i»vi |bc limit i eigned Hosiers, w ill Kell, by
trlurol a trust deed, li fenliter beds, herittrads
a- d lurniiurc 1 *■< I iiiah'-enny dining table*,
I main) .u side boatd, ;a»»nu wiinisoi clmirs,
an i .iii'mv oilier articles ol household and
lutilr n loiiur*1—tlit* properly of said Hndf
K«ini. ,m! coiiv.'ird in trust for certain puipo
»t ^ in M i dee .s expressed, which m e also of
i h in d in . lie II* dings oflit r of f,\ n Mm g
c* M. H. dAliLA.M), Trustees
to one ill ed
Mari :i 9 id 5P
>M 4III r i — Will be odd oil M|oid.*y
,t » »1>I day ol the present mini'll, bv
x\ ;.v ot public auction, on Hie piemisev a «
la, ! hoijsv anil lot, on Meet'of bouse Hl'uicli,
in toe corporation of Lvi ohbuig, nt piesent
occupied by Alexander Brid.lanl; also w,e
innhogaov Mile bonul. nod hnlt • di y.en • n;rs
I lie above sale wi'I In* made in pm naner of a
deed of trusM executed lit me by lb® said Hi nig
land, and ftdmitted td'recor«l in fbe Hustings
fowl of l.viicliburg, on the lfilli day of Nov.
ISJb I will • tuivey sucb title only ns is Vested
in me b\ fatd deed of t»" i
(iKO. liDYlT., Trustee.
.March 9 IdnflU
][r r. fiul'i! Sah of Turn Trupu'ty mu!
L R N B.
T in .1 decree ol I he* Superior
0 Court of Chancel r, (or Hie Lvncbbtirp
ili'li icl, leiidered on the 18th day ol October,
l.S’JH, n .1 cause belwi. u William ( lark,
PlaintitV against Henry Cl.uU, adhiiuistr .»»> r
uf Mie.ipili (-lark, deceased, and others deleft
d iulf. 1 lie undesigned Marshal ol the said
conir will sell on (hr premise* lor rush in the
town of I vnchburg, 8- I 2 feet ol ground with
a commodious dwelling house and other im
provements on i uesday the KMh day of March.
1829, a.al on the premises 4<> Acres ol Land
K iic; on the waters of Flat (deck, adjoining the
Iniid* ol K'lwliirr Ward and others, 43 acres
iidioiiiiug iIn* above tract ol Howling Ward
mill others, mi Thursday the 12 b day of March
F and on the premises in the county ol
t implied!, 1ST acres lying on Mollpy’s f reek
jtiljnmug the lauds ol iiichaid Cnliahaut, James
Sharer, mid others, and fid acres in naid county
on the N nlh fork ol Seneca, adjoining tin* land
of William Car on and other*, on h inlay, the
13th day «•» March 182P. The above sale*
will take place on the day# above named il th
v.c.ithci lie lair, n not the next fair day there
alter. Sundays except d.
H The above property is t he property of
the estate ol Micajnh Clark dec d.
THUS. A HOLCOMB K, Mar.
Fk l». p. ifids»I
ATOllCF.-By vi» tin* of a deed of trust, ex
x A ecuted to tiic subscriber by Alexander
Biidgeland on the 10th day of August, 1819,
and duly recorded in the Clerk’s office ol lh€
Hustings Court of I ynchbuig, I will sell, by
way ol public auction, at the dwelling house o
said Bridgeland, on Saturday the 21-4 day of
tie-* ptrsent iiionih (March) one horse, -our cart
and harness, one middle mid bridle, one set ta
ble spoons and sundry other household and
kitchen.furniture named in the said deed of
trust, or so much thereof as may be necessary
to satisfy the purposes ot the said trust and ex
penses of the sale. FLKASANT 1*.\KIIN.
March 9. ti\$
111 AN K tor hire two women. a small girl,
and sev rn! beys* • F! Klf’lIKll
.lau 19. *3
THE I.SAUUURAL SPKECH
W> Itiy liel'nte nnr rciilrn thr Iiian ;iii nt Ait
dli'tsol '•*‘n Jnchton. Mr li»y» nrilhcr linir
nor room for eotninrnt tins morning. IVi will
Imrrly irnmi k tlmt it ia Jesuititally " juth
cioui" n* hi* rrl*brmeil I arill' Irltrr—inniniut
uni/ thing nr nothing. \V« tlrfy nny mini, after
prrtmng it, <» ary whrinei hr t* fur or HgninM
tlir I'nrilV of IH08—of whrthrr hr i> n Imntnli
mu inn ur * liniillirrnn in tlir rmutruiiion ol thr
constitution. In short, ha ia all tilings unto all
nl' ft M r sli.itl uilvrrt In flic Spercli more par
culurly in nor nrst :
t'nileil siiiies Telegraph—Extra, I
M **hington, Maich 4, iHiit* $
iMK.ntAL \i»mti;ss
III. 1.1% I HI l» HY
GK: AMIICKW IA1 ‘KMON,
On Hein* sworn into Ojj'wc as President of' the
U. States, on the 4th of March I821F
Fvllow-Cilixeus v—About to tinilei take the
ardunu# dtlfit* that I have hunt appointed lo
perform, l»y the choice of a free people, I avail
myself of tins customary ami so lent it occasi
on, lo expres* the gratitude winch their con ft
1 dunce iti-pue . end to a* knowledge tile hi •
| countability whi' U my situation enjoin#.
I While the magnitude of their interests cmiviii
1 cttfTtc that no thanks cmii be adequate to the
| honor they bu'e confutied, it a Jnioiii«he* me
Foul thu bust rut itu I run make, is thu zeal
mu dedication ol my humble abilities to their
service and their good.
Ah the insl ru men t ol thu Federal t'niiititu.
lion, it will devolve on me, for n slated period,
. to exn tit 4* the laws of the I St ulus ; lo super
intend tlirir loieigu mid their conft’Uct ulu tc
Iitlions. , f:» luhriitgu their u,mnii* , lo coin*
m.uid tl e» forces ; :.nd, hy eoiiiinmuraf ton-. to
tlm I.rip-.future, to watch o\cr ftticl lo pr •
mote their iuteruHi g«Mterull> And the prnr
i iple» nl ai liui. It, w lil» Ii I shall endcavnt to
accomplish fIm** i le ol duties, it ia now Inn |
Iv for nt»■ to e> b in
In it d lit I ii i t • link' llo I VH r.f 4'ongtr *, 1
liuliki.'p bs.'ly hi view tin- I i in it ii 111» it •> a
' well a-* thu e sir ii I «d the executive pow er, Ii us
} ting tin ruby b. di ultnrg** the luuetioir of my
inline, without Hun rending m« niitlii.rdv
With fur* igii iiidt'Hii it will i>c my study to
preserve peace, and to < 'titivate ho itd*hip on
tuir and honorable (min . and in thu, udjod
iili lit ol nny dd.' i re lice# ilia', nitty exist or a
11 •*, to exhibit tin* (nihear.iitce b» • niniiif; u
powerful nation, i fit lit • than the ^uii ihitiiy hr
lungin;; to a gallant people.
io no It me.iHti pa I may he called uri lo
pursue in n«;a:d to the lights ol llie separate
Stales, I hope to be animated by a proper re
spect lor tim .e Mover* ign members of our bi
llion ; i.ihi'ig car** not to confound the pow
ers lh»*y have i ■■•■lied lo them odve.s, with
rho r i iev have granted Mi the eonlcdeniry.
Tk# ht.’tndU^Ul'. bl of * he public revenue- ihiit
, si archill-; np< rati.oi lh fill government*— is «
I in Alt*; the no vt del cute and important tniMl til
join*', ii.nl it v. !l, of < Oiirar, demand no mem
| siderabk* - i • < my o(field! IdlU'IUllI*1. *' Oder
* eveiy rtfjie< 1 Ii willC.lt It Cllll 1*4* COtlsUlcrCll, it
* would appeal that adv mta e nuts! result limit
j the oh ivnttre ol a *fin:l and tailliful economy.
l h*s I shall aim nt lit** more anxiously, both be.
, cause it wall I initiate flu* cxtiitguifdiijn*ut of the
I nation'.I del * the uimecmb.n j duration ol
[which i incompatible w ilh real iiutaprmlcnee
j —and bee an * 'I will roimteniet that tended* y
tin | ubli and pi .ate prill r,*« v. which a pro
! |.i e expend title ol money by the Government,
Jr. but loo dpt to **il**endur. Fowurful auxilia
[ nt. In tile attainin' nl ol llii definable end, in*?
to be: fotiud ill the i« tfulniio»H provided by the
vvitaluin of Congie », lot the speeifir nppiopiia
lion id public money and the prompt locaumta
^ biliiy ol public ntlo or
s Willi iej;m<i lo ii pioper i !#• < fioti f thevub
IjectM ot impost with a ■' ov to leveuue, it would
sCPin to me tliat llie spirit o! equity, caution
and compromise, in which the ( 'institution was
formed. I equir’»•* t led the *;i rat interests oI iig>
i i ci 111 ii i» , com iim ice and ma mil act lire - Imuld
he equally favored ; uud that, perhitp-, the on
|y exception to liiiM rule, should coitvol in the
I ecu', ii em oiii .q;entcnl "■ any piodm Is of * i
(..el o* thrill, dial oi.iy !>'* f Ullid fsbcutuil to our
| nati'Miel imlrpendem
Intel mil iin|»i ov i mciil, and the difTu#iu(i of
r knowledge, so lai as they ran h promoted hy
j the * ’oHs iio tonal acts of llie Federal (iovimii
rncnt, me ol high nnpoi tmtcc.
('oit-iiieiiug standing armies as dangerous to
tree governineii!• in time id pence, i shall
not seek to enlai|. e our piescnt e tablM-iiment,
not* dim egat d that stilntii'v hi*»on nI puli'n.d
ox per'letter which l-aclns that the titiiduiy
should he hidd Mthmdio »te to the i imI puwi
llu gradual nicrenvcof our iih\ v, wlios1* llui;
has displayed, in dec ml • lime*, out skill III uav
i**aluo , and oui hum* in atmn : tin: pit servafion
• •I out torts. aiM'ii.t s, and dock yauls , arid the
iniiodm now of progressive impioveinentM in
the discipline mid-t n in e ol both branches nf
our militniy set vice, are so plainly prettci died
by prudence, that 1 should hei xi wed lor omit
ling tlicit mention, sooner than lor mint go g
on llteir impotla* e« flui the bulvvaik ol our
defence is the liatiooal imbue, which, in the p»«.
Kent state nf tun iii'i Uieriue aud population,
must i ruder iu iuvin ilde.
A* long ak oui ;p»\nuoieol administered
l-.r llle good ol the people, and is icguld'cd by
tlo ir will ; as long as it s* «tires to us the i ights
nf pei son and of pi opei f y. I die* ly of conscience,
ami <*I tin? pre**, it will he worth defending;
and so long asiti* worth di lending, a patri
otic militia will cover if with an impenetrable
iL'/js. Partial mjm ies «nd occasional mortifi
cations we may be »uhj-fed to, hill a million
of armed f'i>*em*n, pn-Res-td of the iih iiim of
war, can never he < ofiquereil by n foreign foe.
I o anv jut -vsteiii, Ifieiw/oie, calculated to |
Strengthen th.» n-Utiial safe -goaid of the cunu
try, I shall cncei fully lend all tl»e aid in my
power.
It will he my sincere and constant desire, to
observe towards ihe Indian tribes within out
limits, a just and liberal policy : aud to give
that humane and considerate attention to their
rights aud then wniiH, which hie consistent
wi h the habit* of out government, and the fee
ling-* of our people.
The recent demonstration t,f public senti
ment inscribe*, mi tile fist of cftci. u! I VC duties,
, i . characteis loo legible fo be ovei|ook*d. the
task of it fur in : winch will require, i-ai icu*
laily the cm r« ctiou of those abuses that have
brought the patronage ol the Federal tjoverti
meat into conflict with the lu,i,d*ui ol elec
tions, and me counteract ion of those causes
which have disturbed the iightful com** of ap
pointment, and lur. »• placed, 01 continued pow
er in niifaithlul 01 iu« omjteltni hands.
In tile peiloimmuo of a task thus generally
delineated, I shall endeavor to select iucii
whose diligence and talents will ensure, m
their respective stations, able and fni'ltiul co
operation — depending, lor the advancement of
the public *«*i v ice. inoie on •be integrity and
zeal ot me public officers, than on their milli
bars.
A diffidence, perhaps loo just, iu my own
qualifications, will teach ine to look with rev
erence to the esimiple* of public virtue leii by
my illtM rmus piedecCMors, and with venera
tion to the lights, ihat flow from the mind that
; to ttided, and th** mind that reformed, our sys
tem. 1 he same diffidence induces me to hope
, for instruction and aid hum the co-ordinn'e
j branches of the government, and for the in
j diligence and stipp i t of my fellow ritirens ge
nernlU AnJ n oral rthanca on Ih ' guodn it
o( thatTnwor, «ho«e prnvnlenra mercifully
protected nltr national infancy, and baa tinea
upheld our lihertiei in vnrlout vici-t tudei, rn
cnuragca me In offer up my ardent lupplira
limn that hr will combine to make our In toy.
e«t countiy the ohjei t of hi* divina care and
gr acinut hanedietton.
-1 . 1 - ■‘fTB! -
I'HICKS ilSilUNT.
Corrected tree/ ft/ for the rirxtniun. >
IMtOUUCK.
Tobacco, 100 4 OO 12
Corn, bbl. ii 80 2 7ft
Hour, fl 00 0 2ft
Meal. huth fttl 00
Wheat, I 1 00 nO
Hemp, lb. 8 II
Keulliery, lb. 28 SO
Ion Cloth, Hi IH
Oatt. huth 23 20
UKOCKHIKM
Sugar, In own, 1(1 J(|
-‘Iniif, |b., 18 22
Coflea, Ifl IH
Snarl, |,bl. 7 80 txi
Herring! 4 &o 00
| —(Hoe) nniie,
•Won, lb. ft 80 7 00
1 Hum. (W. India,) gall. I 2ft
-(IN. Knglnnd,) -IS
Mubittrt, do Id
Brandt, (Apple,) ;i2 Sft
-(reach, 7ft I HI1
iv Itiakey. nfl HO
; Ibitter, vl' irkiii,) lb |l II
lieetwat, 20
| ion. HO 00 VO t 0 ;
I Salt, (blown,) Kucfc ;t fto d 00
I Sieel, (bbairred,) II, H 10
1 ■ -—(Ue 1 man.) IH 20
Cut Nailt, n* jl
j Tea, (Young llyaun,) 76
-(Impel ml, ) 2ft 1 60
——(tiimpowder.J I 1 2ft 1 30
Cm iuii, | y Iji
PHK KSOK STOCKS.
U S. Bank, 120
Bank of Va. PC
Karmert’ Hank VO
Norih Carolina Bank nolei, 10 per cent ilit
rottni
MAItltlACtK.
!M \ltlUl IV at ( U>vi i Uritrn, Campbell cotih
ty, oil Wcdne-dav the dill inti tiy the lluv. Me.
* «>» tiiuu, Mr MO CS SH I l. of iVnine »•«**.
I" Mi-i CUIUKtNC I.. HI NTEH.
ouc.hU.iT
Hieil, in (lie nty ol* !S*it* Orleaui, on Sunday
i In* '2?. *tli l.iuuaiv, I Slip. Mi. PA Kll AM SAIJN*
Dl ltSu! f.yneliboig, Va. aged 34 yearn, abet
ini illnetft ol |,s it iy*b, whirli he endured with
mildly tnrlilude. Mr. bounder* had left Iim iim
; live Mum anil entered oil h speculative exi union
| in llie Smith, with the liiigblest proftpccta of
micce** HoucaI. mdustrimi* and prencvet mg,
lie had sftottg hn»iii iioccs ol (he ucrninplidi
ud-nl nl l«•<» mutt Kinignine autu ipnliout. lint
! alas ! hit robust con-tii"liiMi and manly lunn.
shielded Inin not from tin* malignancy of db
ease ; and he has fallen a victim (o (lie ermd
uidOHler, ulio«e imafiatii appetite know* u
ImhiiiiIm. lie hat left a ditcnmnlate and depi ti
ll it iiMither to bemoan In- untimely de «(It.
Mrs. (’itr^iir* Benefit.
THEAIIIE.
*»••(!# **•
MRS. CAStGILL
IftlismTI IT I.Y in fin in* (he eitnr.ena ol
III Lynchburg, tliai the a ill take a benefit no
On Moinlny Evf’iiunr, Mnr< h <>ili,
When will !>«» presented, for their appioliation
and patronage, the yi ry inleretting and inncli
admired Melolbama, (rant'afed from (lie
french by .1 'll favn«’, author of f Ian, ivc.
THE It BE,
l be V'iv\i\mn nf timvtt.
C> 0 A ^ ^ 9 0
To conclude With (lie 'avoiite f.<ice of the
WEATHERCOCK.
OR
\invr, \mvi *,vm\ VY\^hYc;.
W usliin^tun f !nii*olidutcd,
NUMBER 14
1 (i he liras*■ > oil SHlurdny tin Ini ihiy ol April.
so,000 noil, sits
Ih.imn DOLLARS
h.ono DOLLARS
MHO DDI.I,Alt i
10 of l.oon DOLLARS
10 900 DOLLS IIS
in WKi DOLLAR*
in loo DULL Sits
10 .son D(.)|, LAOS
29 2*0 DOLLA US
hi 190 DOLLARS
r,i no dollar*
r.| SO DOLLARS
h| 70 DOLLAR*
I no 00 DOLLAR*
192 hO DOLLAR*
|02 AO DOLLARS
201 :m DOLLARS
1122 20 DOLLAR*
11175 in DOLLARS
ClmiM c* $ I". 11 a I v •• a, Oii'iler. $2 60
The ifmwhig i«f IlM1 above will Ilf rn^uhiiiy rfl
ri'ivi il Hi Ihr L'iO"iy Hlld l,*rhiin|.e Oilier of
li SV 11K tVSON
Miirrli 9.
New York C'oiiwilidnted,
No. 2, for I *20
Jo hr it' own llir lliiii ihiy of March.
1, !<•<>
5 of aw
:w io
72 IS
3780 r*
2 of 1,0"0
III ISO
011 30
:hw 10
( fmnri’K s.>, Ifalvp* - r»n, </imrtp»s I 2;». 1
Tl»p dritwnif' nl'the «I»ovp will In* rc^dlnrljr rr
ceivpd hi thr Lottery Hud Kx< liangc Office of
B. VV HRWSON.
NKW SI*RING GOODS.
1
/v UK now receiving, al their ntw splnuHtl
establishment, a |*ai I of their Spring sup
ply—Consisting in pint of
New slyle spring Calicoes, a gteai variety of
patterns
Splendid fi ured book and Swiss Muslins
Plain India, book and mull du very cheap
tM Cambric*. m low prices
Mine, black and jet black tiro de Naples
Blue, black and jet blai k Italian Lustring*, rich
gloss
I ull assortment plain, watered, figd. and point
ed belt liibband*
A beautiful style ol litughams
1 case Irish Linens, best grass bleach and fab '
rio
It rases most fashionable fur liatscoinprising an
assort menl of the finest qualities.
With numerous other articles, which will he
offered at the lowest prices.
N. B. We will receive further snj plies week
'y
March ° -Jtif
PUBLIC NOTICE,
I,ynt.kburf Ytii'n/r J.adUi* Srminarj/.
, f.HE I'Olkt ir 4j4.lt of t|». ‘’CliOfil will COfT
JL turner fh 1 morning. the ‘2.! day of Morel*
PU F.n I! I.EVBA
Feb 2 iftt
Fcmalu Education.
r HK Spring «no Summer rr»»io»4 of my
JL School will romul*iic*» mi the ltvii ot
ii»■ M moitllt. My un'ir*r ot innlruotimt wilt
i«n»|'ftt* the following hmiiclifi* : Oitluigrn
phy, flrnding, Wi i.ng, P.oglhli Grnnirti«rf
Hlirtoric. Login, 0*<<,rnp!i), ihe «•*<» ot
M*»pr nml ot tfo* (llwb« 1, Hulory, NM'jml jth>
lo*ophy, <*hr*M«iry, Arithmfdc, Honk Keep
ing, Alirb'a, Uioinntry, Uv. I fclmllbo ««•»«
tad by nu il.tgr U«*b«*rci».
Ail with in romti r mv prr • rtt nrinn^r*
incut ponminniil, I ilmll Inhor in promotr (Im«
iiiirnnl ot tnv pti'ro? ■. I ». t o mb nd-d, fur
M'Vcrnt inert* In cltninpi d 0 •,*',V lithium! i»4
1. irnuln m:IhiuI| aihI IiIhi-, tl»r 1*' ■, pitHi
v**ry purtir" Or Httoim •" 1 t ftudiet
It Inch I «On*uirtl ill'll lllltl .1 to «>(il.
Terms for .lie si y,:on ot five months
Fur l>r ,'iiui*rtt *12 1 2
Par tli .M* timio ml vm/ccil, £15 Ml
No pupil will liu N'Oi ived tor Irt» titou
dim fllllll l||tf liny «<t on 11 y In the * lid A tl -i
im.iim. K ll IOWM KV.
2d no 1.6th, ltd
«N>.W AvnvuU
I l’ST ivceited ii Inrg/ niortment ol Ink
•* Powders, and Kirpiiyl Ink in Bolllrt, kid
der’i Indulihiv Ink
A npp ly i,11he calf'll Hte»l Pepper 5nnc«
\ supply of Moors'a Ktten,.. of Life
Ail additional supplynl l)i .1. Thompson's ctl«.
hrnied eye wnier
A large ngiply ol Liquid ftponge Blackinr t,
< ntk* mu, in iMilllea,
And iilao i.iipml Bliicking,
Kng i vh Oil Spruce.
Kng/iiA Kui ocs otSprace,
Wheaton * celrhrnicd Itch Ointinen'.
Wlientun's <ln. Billet s. Spice Hitters
A lurin aivorlinenl ni lhsnnonirlars, oiid Hi
dromelera, for prliving Spirit! end Acid* '
A largo supply of PyrollgluiiuN A, id, for mirliif
meat
A large supply of ground Ginger, ground AC
apice and ground Murk Pepper,mid nil's
mini Prppor
A large supply of enmuton soil rofuied Boras
A good supply u| I’m Is white and French arm
lor window Idiud
\ VI ,y evil naive aaniM of VaroIslu**
A nil c '' auppl v III |,|. I I IHIII,d Stiuell
A supply '-I Inipilil Pllcli In, iioiei vessel,
Ann), nl ~up,.| t iirh Snilii nml 1 nrtiiiir Ac’
Aim, of 'nil S,itin
And n supply uf Sumac
lj Arrow Knot—all kiniti
I) I'ow lie red Kim Ilmk
i n I 'mini e and Itottru Slone
Ol U iifers—ntturled I'ul.n, mul ..i*,,*
Aim. Ill Sen ling *,n nod leed IVm ill --ail kirn!*
A" *"*■" ... "I Bionxe, vi'. Hold Silver nod
lllii'.#
A large npp y ,,f ground and pmvdeied Orange
I'i , I a d Oniliiiu, nl Snip, line, Mm inlii' mid
A il i a’ A, lilt, anil uf Aip .1 Port,.
A lame supply .it Carolina I'ioIi limit
Ol (l|l a* d I'.Bsence of I' enne, Sard, ,v,
I,,Cl the, with a gnat variety ol 1,liter ml,, r.
at iioiitnnllv /ou'nnea.. ll' 1 > \V'11 .
Mnrcli 6.
I* VMIHHICf.
/, jlHK siileie.rili'M lutviig pnr, limed the en
ii lire stuck ol Win. II liiililnid, Into p,m
ion n, Henry t ailttui mid Co. iufnrma the
oilmens ol Lvoehhorg and the adjacent country,
that lie hat icliirnrd to tho old t,and, wlmie
will he kept 1,11 timid, a general iliim tinent n
• *,io,|| 10 In, hue. hie (hauls will l.e received
Iioiii llio •mtie ... thm H. Carlton’* were, of
tho III ml lathi,itiahle ntyle and iiiiirnnteil icurk
mmii/np—And feeting well ittioieil llint his pit*
*'es •*•(( he iiimle 10 dll 11 pond wuh the tiiiiea,
h« now koIicii* the forme, cnttuuier «,l this o«tn
Irlialmir-1,1, n, cull, examine, mid supply them
selves with Boot a, Slim*, l.enthsr, Trunk*, kn;.
K !•'. UAItlKNllH ’
March 2. Suit
Uowaon’a Office, f,ync|iburg.
The following numlier* were drawn t„ drlrr
mine the prims in the ..mil Hock Kotin v
Clay# No. I.
J2 ‘id 13 II Id ak.
It. new your small pn/,(i» m Hi wsOo t rw,t,,-.
nate OlFira.
Mm, Ii l>.
Marshal s sa la ol fin.' Dati river
LAND.
rl'HHIMNi u> n decn-o of iIn- Si>| istior
I om I nl Ctmncciy, f,,r the l.vm hluirir
Dislim, i null ,n| on the i!Uih thiy nl (It toiler
ImJH, in ,1 ran to I mineto Smut Dabney, gnai.
• lino ni Win. H , .Inhn I. . mnl Mililn d ||. |j,b.
ii»v, I’ll. Hgniimt Smnl. It. Ualmey and otli«t«;
■Irllg.
llm nmlcreignml Miir.lml of llm imd mini,
will aell, nn ihe premiaea, mm Milieu, in (lie
tn,inly nl I’tll.ylvaiiia, oil Wednesday llmllil,
liny nl Mm ill, 1829, if fmr, ifnol, llm nril fufr
■Illy llu ii'.iflei. nn H r rmlii nl one mnl two yeaia,
n valuable linn in l.mnl, lying nn Dun lliver,
containing Imiwten 7 mnl flfW acre.. Bond with
•otnrily will lm ii-ipiiii il of ihe pinrbaser, ami
•In' ''‘I" lelnineil mi'll llm |ay muni nf thn por
i hn i' money is made. Tlm.ibnve tnnt of land
is worthy the nllnniinii of (:a|>ilalr*ts, iu the Dan
llivnr i. now navigable In llm bnnl.
I A HOLCOMBK, M.
_ 2._ 1,1,
EXCHANGE.
ItllAI IS—on New Vink, rhilailflpbia, Hnl
innnrn, Wasliinul'ii City. ftichmuml and
l’i'tifi«lnir|{, for .ala at a am,ill premium,
mnl in anin. in «nit pui tinners, hi |hi lottery
mnl exchange nHIti* nl K. W. HKWSOM.
so, iTseor In S, ft M, Allan At Co.
Iv nebbing.
f>ii. 2 “
uus u uxuaiitik
I. ha vi 'it rivet I a full supply of hI! kind*!
Tv o( Groc«*i *«;*•, * hich wh will «•II m tin*
lowThi price*, wliulrun'i; or rrlnil*—u>n-i,iiof of
I-OHI Hill 1 hl'OWtl Sij|fn|
Gietn and Java Coffee
Hall, |ion and Sterl
U lues, Cognac Brandy
Ja and Xnrigua Hum
iVpper, Spire ami Ginger
Ira, Indigo, ( oppeian, M.iddi-r
XVindow Glass, ice.
McKFJ: ff mfkm
March 2. dnf
rS'H*' Arab*,-,
wi stand the m;s -
•«« >•«•**' > at my
pi'W' it ir.iiieti, .
»t« !• .
die will known i ■ .e»u l.nu... f
deed, in Brdfoid niy *
_l>__ _ '-iwf. j
U U A H T li O T T s T7rt 7
I^UR Ml«, Iru Cnu.-f (i n n bl-. .
at reduced prices. fj |)AVi -v« *
Match!*

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