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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-15
from THE EMPCRIU y.
"Among nire bad if ono be good
There's yet one good in ten."

lnefe CT one sooo III 'eh'
A sallow faced, long ncckcd body
was seen, one day, strolhng along
the stone fence that bounded the north
side of Mr.. Scaldfcld's orchard, and
apparently scarching for mitarais a
mong the pebbles which were used &:
filing in for the wall, or Numbering
the leaves on the clover, and looking
out for exotics among the wild flowers
fiat grew on tie hedge, a large hand,
fh Of which he had collected to graft
fy his nose. while his hit band was
decorated with bunch OF yellow
blossoms which bear the name by
which naughty children are some
times called. and his bosom ornament
ed with laurel twig. The worthy far.
mcr stopped his plough IN the adJon-
ing field, and the girls at the house
threw Up the windows while The dog
barked TO see the strange apparalstd
and more strangely hammered travel
Ter; who, observing that Jowler was
disposed TO take more notice OF him
than he desired, and that he attracted
considerable attention among the re.
sidents Of the farmhouse ciamocred
over the bitches to get at Mr.. Scald,
field, and salute him with taiial-ia,
and very low bow, began, alter
cooking his hat on one ear and SPIN
tering stick from the fence to white
at, by making sundry Inquiries relative
TO the ploughs, the horses, the ground,
the farm. whether every thing was
paid for, ana how many children Mr.
s. had. and VIVA, were their names,
going over a score Cfsimilar matters,
until the good man, tired OF being ca
tcchised, asked in return where he
came from, seeing he appeared a
stranger. without staff or bundle,
in new county.
Jonathan, however, wot'd have
been one Of the last men in the world
to BIZ disconnected at this new turn OF
the colloquy. He was as ready to I'm:
part information as to demand it, and
gave a detailed account Of his paren-
tage, his education, his home, fortune,
and his business,-al Of which, Of
course, were of the higher order. In
simple fact l1e was from New Eng
land, and schoolniastcr, if not of a
superior order of being in his own
country, doubtless of such an order
among common Pennsylvania country
people, and in conclusion of his an
swer to the first question sneered at
him, he reckoned he should remain
with Mr.. S. q day or two, and see
what encouragement he might meet
with in the neighbourhood OF Eyles:
bury.
To an invitation Of so unccreu1o.
nioGs a kind, tie honest host known
not how to frame a negative, and
jonathan was invited TO the house,
shown into the best room, and treated
to a glass Of buuermilk Here while
his fingers were employed in ransacS-
ing The curius,tlcs of an old wooden
chest that occupied corner of the
room, his ears were employed in at
tending 10 an interesting dialogue be
tween the old dame and her husband
at the door-"Who sthat, Nicholas"
cone yankee man, all de way from
de New Engiand"-"onc yankee,
de dcbble; he shall not slay-he
che t your Inthis pleasant manner
the god womaIi argued the the mat
ter for some time, but finding Nicho
Las TOO irrc>oluls 10 execute her
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-15

u A. John Myers !;
John Alburtis. Abraham Marlats
B. Martin Myers
Abraham Buckets N;
Doc. Jacob Bitter, Peter Mead
Jacob Bisal,, John Mead
James Bartleson, P. -
John BlondelE Prolius s. Juvinus
- c. !. William S. Pitcher
Richard Claggett Robert PAUL
Hepry Couchman II.
William Childs James Roney
George Crisnan' James Rector
John Castle Henry Riddford
George Crowl VIM. Rumbaugh, ir.
John Clark Zephcniah Rotclifl
Peggy Cline Samuel Ray jr.
ID. William Ray
IIugh Daugherty Mrs. r. Roetoerke
Andrew Daudley Aquillo Randall 81
George Donaldson Joseph Shaw
80. f.. s.
Chariot Ebberts Adam Strayer
+. Michael shanks
Joseph Forman MIR. Strother
G.. John Sable
Abraham Grove Jacob Swimley
Lot:iza B. Glaslord Adam Sroyer
Mrs. Green Joseph Smith
ii. Robert Shepheard
Henry Helferstay Jacob Smith
Geo,Heesherw Jacob Sister
James Hutchinson Isabella y. Stone
X. +.
Jacob Kroah John Timmons
James Kidd w.
David Kilmer John Whitenah
Tho j. Kenneday John Wright .
Mrs. Margaret King Mrs. Maria Wolf
Nj.
Tho McIntire
WILLIAM LONG, p. II.
January 8, ls24.-Sw.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-15
Estray Hog.

FESAKEN up as an estray, tfespassing
Il on the farm of the subscriber neare
Mill Creek, black and white spotted
BaRROT, supposed to be tao years
old, small bit off the point of the left
ear, no other I.rceiyable mark; APP
praised to nine dollars. The owner of
said Hog is requested to come prove
property, pay charges & take him away
JOSEPH CRUBB, sen.
January 8, 15a4-Sw.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-15
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, to all those
~ who gave their notes at the sale OF
the proper ty of John Seibe't. decd that
they are now due, and | therefore re-
quest all to come forward and discharge
them, as long indulgence will not be
given. 90
HENRY i. SEIBERT, Er'r.
Jam s, Isa4-sW.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-15
PROVIDENCE.

The various orders of vegetables
which have been provided for the count
less forms Of animated existance, in the
difetent quarters of the globe, are emf
nently Illustrative of the proVident care
of the Gre ator. and show US how great
and hoa y kJAd is the Father ofthe fami-
lies Of The Whole earth. The following
passage from St. Pierre is so well caicu-
lated to impress this truth, that is unne-
cessary to apologize for its Introduction:
The sluggish cow pastures in tLe cavity
of the valley; the bounding sheep on the
declivity of the hill; the scrambhng
goat browses among shrubs of the rock;
duck feeds on the water plant of the
river; the hen, with attentive eye, picks
up every grain that is scattered and lost
III the field the pigeon, of rapid wing,
collects a similar tribute from the refuse
Of the grove; and the frugal bee turns
to account even the small dust ON the
flower There IS no corner Of the earth
where the whole vegetable crop may
not be reapet. Those plants which are
rejected by one, are a delicacy to ano-
ther, and even among the fnny tribes
contribute 10 their fatness., The hog de-
yours the hcTse-tail and henbane; the
goat the thistle and hemlock All re-
turn in the evening to The habitation of
ulan, with murmurs, with bleatings, with
cries of JOY, bringing back 10 him the
delicious tribute of innumerabIe plants,
transformed by process the most in
conceivable, into honey, milk, butter
egg, and cream"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-15
List of Letters.

Remaining in the Post Office, Mar.
tinsburS on the lst day of January, 1872,
which if not taken up before the lst day
&C April next, will be sent to the Gene
raj Post Office as Dead Letters.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-15
Valuable Property
For Sale.
Lot of Ground.

situated on German street, in the said
town of Shcpherd's-Town known in the
genei al plan of thereof as lotNo. &c. Also
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-15
TT i7fOTCFtJ y
ELISHA BOYD,
PHILIP c. PENDLETON.

Jdu' o, IoZ4-CtuS.
OJ The Editor of the Morgantown paper
will publish the above advertisement in his pa
per until day of sale, and transmit his account
to this office Cor payment.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-15
Trust Sale.

ERY Virtue Of a Deed of Trust, execu-
Z y ted by William Nicely on the 9th
day OF August, 1922, to secure the pay
ment Of a certain sum of money therein
mentioned, due Thomas c. Brent and
Arthur Blackwell, merchants and part
ners, trading under the name and firm
OF Brent s. Blackwell, and of record in
Morgan county, l shall, on Saturday The
2lst day Of Feb,uary, 1924, as Trustee
therein mentioned, proceed to sell, at
Public Sale, for READY MONEY, at
TIE house of Ignatius O'Ferrall, in the
town ofBath, part or parts of two seperate
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-15
yIR GINA, to wit:
Berkeley CITY. December Tenn. 1928.

Y KGlNlA, to wit:
Berkeley CITY, December Term, 1928.
Christian Hager, Plaintiff,
Anthony Bridendolph, sen. and Michael
Leopard, Defendants, ia
In CHy4NCERY
FEsHE defendant, a uthony Bridendolph,
H. sen. not having entered his appear
ance, and given security according to
the a !. of Assembly q nd the rules of this
Count; and it appearing TO the satisfac-
ton of the Court that he is not all inha-
bitant OF, this state; IL is Ordered, that
the said defendant do appear here ON
the second Monday in March next, and
answer the bill of the plaintiff, and that
a copy of this order be forthwith inser-
ted for two months successfully in the
Mart insburg Gazette, and be posted at
the door of the Court House of this
County.
A Copy.-Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, e.B.c.
December IS, lS2S.-2m. H.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-15
VIRGINIA, to wit:

v II
Berkeley, County, May Term, 1922.
Levi HensEaw, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Henry Nadenbousch, Viacent Beall and
George l.. Chenoweth. Defendants, !.
In CH4NCERY
tIE7HE defendant, George l.. Cheno-
81 weih, not having entered bis APP
.pcarance, and given security according
TO the act Of Assembly and the rules of
this Court; and it appearing to the sa-
'tisfaction Of tie Court that he is not an
inhabitant of this state; - IL is Ordered,
that the said defendant do appear here
on the second Monday in March next,
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and
that copy oftbis order be forthwith in
serted for two months successfully in
the Martinsburg Gazette, and be posted
at the door OF the Courthouse of this
county.
A Copy-Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, c.p.c.
December Is, lS2s.-am III
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-15
Notice is hereby given

FESO all persons having claims against
FL the estate of Caiharine Stiles, laie of
Bath, Morgan county, that unless they
present their claims to the subscriber
properly authenticated, within a reason
able time, he will proceed to settle up
said estate, by paying over whatever
may remain OF it, in his hands, to TIE
Iegatee named in the win of the tesla
trix.
CROMWELL ORRiCK,
Er'ir. of The Win of Cattle. Stiles, dec.
Bath, Nov. c7-3w.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
RUSSIAN TliEATRIC AIS.

The following extracts of a letter from
ST Petersburg, dated May the Sd. gives
us Il faint idea how one of the best plays
Of oar immorL, Bard has been mullllted,
doth in its transl ,tion and adoplion,D in
one Of the principal cities Of the Russian
Empire. London Paper.
4" IS have now enumerated the princi
pal amusrments of the city, with the ex.
ccption ofThcatrlcal ones, shall proceed
To relate to you To what a high pitch OF
refinement the Russians have arrived in
that respect, by describing To you the per
tormanccs at the Theatre on Monday exc
ming last, which commenced with Shaks-
pears Tragedy of Otheilo. Othello ap
peared in "A military cooked hat, Russian
boots, and something over ms soulders
more resembling IL Roman foga than any
other theatrical apparel which | can llten
10 il. The Senators all wore large helmets
aud sandals This, as you may imagine,
had IA most ridiculous effect. Cassie ap
pears TO be drinking with ,nixed company
in a tavern, when Iago enters aud sings a
soug, the subject of which is, that Eng
lishmcn can light I'LL they have eaten
roast beef and drank sufficient To make
them insensible If what tdcy are dong.
Iago aud Cassie then danced mock min
net, when Cassie sang Il song, and the
other characters Iolncd IN chorus. In the
! fight winch took place between Cassie aud
Rnderiso, the seat OF the latter was pierced
first by Casso and then by laEo. kodrflg"
after about half dozen summcrscts (alirl
the lyle of G;imaldl, tnmblcd down al the
| back of tue stage. \ uhrrlbMruw was
| Then brought on the stage, guarded by a
| flr of soldiers, in Which Mere placed both
| Cassie and Kodrrigo, aud wheeled of
Othcllo smothcrrd Desdcmona, with a iiI
low AT least six feet IN length. Emilia then
came running in pursued 10y her husband
with a naked sword IN his hand, who aim
my it At his " rr, struck Dlhrllo aud botl
Immediately fell tn fighting, Whan 1ago
was moftally wounded, and drove of in tht
same barrow which conveyed away Cassie
aud kudcriSo. Olb,Ilo then rushed to the
back of the stage, aad after imprintpg u
few kisses on the cheek of his mu dercd
wife, fell on his sword. and then died.
/ The house was very f,Ii it being the llr.t
night OF lis being performed in St. Peters.
burg. The house is smaller than the
/ liaymarket, and lighted with oil, which
causes disagreeablc smell think, iroEl
the description which have here fuInish
ed yon with, you viii perceive what con
ceptiou the Russians have of one of the
most deseryediy admired Tragedies Of the
first tragic genius Of the world"
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which he had two months before received
to march upon Athens with 10000 men, he
remained in Albania, and forcibly sent ava,
the Governors of Preyesa and Arta, who
! it is limited, had been ordered 10 watch
/ llm and the Piicha of Scuiari would
+ not venture tn make any movement
whilst Omar declined advancing from Al
/ bania.
1t is again asserted that the Captain Pa
cha had sustained great loss in an action
with the Greek fleet, after the destruction
| If lpsara, aud that the Derwish pacha had
LOST the whole of his van guard in an I'M
successful attempt To cross the pass ut
Thermoryle
The following is AN extract OF n letter
from Trieste, dated the 4ih of August -
" The success of The Turks against Ipsara
has caused the greatest consideration IN the
ArchIpclag" aud US treacheiy is supposed
10 have aided them in the attack, We are
aPpreheusive they will rapidly proceed
against the other islands, where they no
doubt have many secret irlends. The
Greeks appear quite dismayed by the fall
Of lpsara.
1t is confidently rumored, says the Fra.
weller Of the 2ist, that the Brazilian and
Portuguese Commissioners appointed To
conclude "A Treaty between the two c0nn-
ties, held their drllb.ration in Downing
street some few days ago, nj which Mr..
Canning and Prince EsterhaZy attended,
The terms, il is SAID, received the approba-
to- OF those distinguished diplomatisls,
and were, in consequence, forwarded 10
l. sbon for his Most Faithful Majesty s con
. ieration.
Proclamations and addresses from Spain
were circulating among the refugees Al
Gibraltar, on the Sd Of August, calling upon
them To Join their coontrymeh in arms for
the rr.tstablishment of the Constitution
1t was rumnrcd that there were several
gnerillas in the mountains OF Ronda, and
that Il slhl more formidahe instruction
had broken out in the Sierra A0rena.-~-
General O'Donnell, il is said, addressed
remonstrance 10 Lord Chatham on the pro
lection afforded ID the eXlles, who were
engaged in a plot to disturb the tranquility
Of Spain.
Tue British government has ordered the
establishment of regular packets to Vera
Cruz, Carthageua aud Lagulra.
The prospect continued favourable Tor
an abundant harvest in Euel aud Ire
ldnd.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
LOUIS


New York, September 29.--Ihc packet
SHIN Leeds, captain S5toddard. arrived last
night, in 81 days from Liverpool, bringing
London papers of the 22d, aud Liverpool
Of the 9Th nit. but they contain no news.
Nolatrr ad,iccs can, Of course, eexpected
from the continent, than those by the Flo
rian. Letters from Paris. however, say,
that the renewal of the censorship of the
press had excited general displeasurr, and
was likely to render the ministry of bllelr
of short duration. The ultra journals, il IS
said, have Suffered more than the libprai.-
"'fhe censors," says the Traveller, " have
fixc,t scren O'Clock in the evening as the
latest hour at which they will rects" articles
for examination. In consequence of this
regul zion. a theatrical report OF a new ira
gcdy had been prevented from appearing
in The Quofidienne Some objectionable
matter had also been struck out Of one OF
its columns, and il. ia place appears, not IA
blank as in the Immediately preceding
number, but black spot, AS If, according
to.a phrase of the London eomposltors, the
poor Quoiidienne had been compelled 10
% 10 press with BRICK bat. But IT should
Seem that even the dumb show of complaint
by Jiank or black spaces, - not IN be per
united to the Paisian editors" " The
reriDte." says the Constitutional 4" of The
censorship is established as the blank
place in Yesterdays Con5iiiu1onnei proves;
but thrsr blanks 1aid not be C0aiiHued.-.
Aswe cannot say all thai we wish, we
must say all lhat we are allowed To say
Our readers will make up the nsufiiclcncy
of our language" The same paper copies
an article from the journal DE Paris, in
defence of the censorship, and Ironically
recommends it TO the good SenSr of lis iea-
dcrs.
Lisbon ad,iccs to the eth Of August,
keen M the farce of an expeditions 10 Bra
I'll, aud appointments for that purpose are
announced in the Lisbon Gazette.
The damage sustained by the recent
intimidation IN Bohemia, amount, II IS shid,
in only three otthe circles of that Kingdom
ia 100000 forms. A large district of
Switzerland had all also suffered by hail
storm.
The Austrian Observer confirms, though,
Reluctantly, the detection of Omar Vlronl.
II contains. also, an article, from C0nstan
tinopIc of the 9Th ult. which ascribes all
The delays that had taken place in the Tur-
kish operations in Eastern GREECE to the
squirocal, not 10 say h'eachroms conduct OF
heir rpn,panjer. j. disregard Of orders
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
Cloths, CONSTITUENCIES and
Nestings.
VIZ AnE NOW OPENING

ISUPERB .3SSQRT.HE.t'1s ag
The be,I superlatiye blue and b,a IL CA,Ibs
some OF which are superior
handsome assortment of niddl, ,o fin.
aud suprilne do.
Also, general assortment Of low priced
10 fine do. all oulors
Blue, black and mi1d super double ollob
ditto,
Comni"o and low priced do.
Elegant Satin raised ig. Velvet Ycstipys
London lnllrnctts aud Valencia lbeaulifuft
Super and common white Alars,ilIos.
Fancy wo'e figured and printed do.
Rich and common Swansdown,
Washington and Jackson Silk w ,iing.
LAFAYETTE aud fancy do.
1. which may be added a q Al rnricfu
Of other articles in the same Ii, . c" ",'y
m'n desir9ns OF obtaining The h.st Of att
eles At moderate prices, ~ nl,.se call ".
thcy can doubtless be 50 4. II N""' -
W, MckEE. &, JIG. MEEp
October II. = ,'''
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
ECCENTRIC CHARACTER.

Captain Davies, who fell IN The hattie OF
the Wabash, was a man of kentucky. He
WAS a law yer whose character WAS iln1cd
with those cccentrcilies that indicated fla
lure genius. There was difficult question
10 decide before the court OF Kentucky,
involving an important question, in regard
10 the title of an estate The case en-
braced a confederation of facts aud sundI1
technical niceties. When the case MAS
called IA Keafucky hunter, With his muskel
and bird bag load, d with provisions, al g
qnipprd compl tr, entered The hail and
took his seat amongst the lHwyer3- there
wasa grin on The faces of the bar court,
Jury and spectators. He all, unconscious,
took out his provisions and began to eat
with the most perfect composurc. The
lawyer on the side of the plaintiff arose
and made long argument--And who
answers for the defendants inquired
the cout. do, replied lii" hunter, aud
rising broke forth into Il torrent oil eio-
olcnce thnt astoni5hrd the court q Jury
Away wel.t the plaintiff, law and evidence ,
aud so complete was the discontinue that
the opposite counsel made IL most Plttul
reply.
The jury found verdict for the deien-
dant without rctiiin ing from their seats, when
the Court adjourned and invited the stran
ger 10 their lodging. No, thank yon
gentlemen and unless you will take cold
cat with ar. must be gone So saying
be .i,o,id. red his muskci, and with great
sang froid depsrted. Such a shn was eol
n.NlpH
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
ANTIQUITIES.

r,,r cannon have recently been taken
~ ,hs snot in st. Mary's river on which
] OF" IT,. ~ fart in Maryland was built, VIZ in
,gs5 By Lcooarl Calvert, brother oil lord
= ' ,I,inore. BY the Constant wash'os o,
,t ,'i hank, the Site on which the fort stood
u" ",v ' firms part of the bed of the river
1' I , he cannon were completely embedded
a.'' n, ~, stones of six ~ eight pounds
- ;.ht have become SO Incorporated with
WI, %s'i iron ;" that they can scarcely he knocked
'T with AN axe. These are much corrod
~ hot even now, they are larger and
La,y;er for the sizs Of the callbre, than
any at present. in nse. 1t was IN ms lori
mi the first lrgislatur" Of Maryland sat.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
ir0m " roiRmc NJ Potn's, bg yop0g tads4 jltst
PHtlfshtd IN LHgtaHd.
CHANGE.

And this IS what IS lett Of youth
There were Two bo5 Who were bred mp to.
grlher,
shared the same bed, and fed at the same
board
Each tried The nthers sport, from their FIRST
chase,
Young hunters Of the butterfly and bec,
10 when they followed the lleel hare, aud
tried
The swiitness Of the bird. They lay aside
The silver trou-slream, watching Ms the svn
Played IN the bubbles shared each " {. .
store
OF other, garden aud together rcol
OF him, the master ot the desert .Ie,
I'LL Il loW hnt, gun and a canas,
Bounded Their WISHES. Or il c. came
\ thought 6i future DAYS, teps an, Ia ~,
Thai thrN would share each ut Jer', lot ann, do
" onders no dOnbt. But tha wa, ,al.,. r,c,
parted
With promises OF long re- .nenrbraace. words
Whose Kindness was Le Iienr'a, and those
warm tears,
Hidden lie shape oy The Young eyes which
But which arc lhonght mon in ar,cr ,c,rs
a what we would sips mo.1ds 10 she'd once
They 'nci again hut different from them,
selves,
Aiehst"hat each remembered Of themselves;
he one proud AZ soldier Of hi, rank,
And ut his Many battles aud tue otter,
Proud Ot his indian weuIlh, and of the skin
And toll which gathered il each with n brow
And heart alike darkened lly years aud care
They met w'lh cold words, and yet with col.
der lonts
Each was changed IN himself and vet each
ihougH
The other only changed, himsclf the .,roo
tnd GOODNESS bred dislike, .. .u rivalry
came IKE Ne pest..o DER snn,e sweet,
tho;.gnis
! 1at fingered yot, healthy and, boanliful,
l1a,d dark and unklnty ones And they,
whose boy hood had not kno,,n one laiqine
word,
We're strangers inthcieago Il tleir ewes moi,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
SPLENDID aSSORT.uE.NrN OF
j T. w r. l. X "

kOllN T. HUM has ins RECEIVED n
~ splendid addition OF JENELRY, Of iln la
test inshions, rendering his assortment ON.
pletc. Among other articles, be has on b and =.
Gold and Silver Patent Lever WA1CI .ES'
and SILVER PLATE Of every ,icseriptlon.Z
lie will disguise OF bis stock on lho most mo
dorate torlns for cash. ~ Oct l..
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
Eyening school.

NNlE subscriber proposes 10 reach 40 EYE
l. Ming oCiiODi., for the benefit OF lhose
who cannot attend II day school, ar any others
wa" mey Hh"ose to attend: As soon n ten
scholats can he obtained, II viii commence
forthwith The terms will b. uii1c know n on
application. JOAN G. REID.
L. 3, Any branch required Nill bn isurht
October -. IL, 10
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GOLD.

,rl,o,t n. &. Sep. sL-We Learn
Sf'''pa ,,.t3rsno,ient in Cabarrus county
fom q. . -, ,.,rbally from other sources. thai
aud a, ,, oc 1000 prnuy"eights Of pure
|npFa'u2 - vas found near Parker's ferry,
'u Montgomery county ON lie can all !,
04e r. wall boy about ten te,t below the
ply '" - lie earth. This, we belie' t, IS the
sariae' 49,, - ever found in this state. II is
.lgf' H., oure, and almost as salt MS lead
pIi''", ~, learn, more than one hun
Ihgfs ,o "9 working Mt this minr-or az
drcu angage1 in business more appro
tIos .5 ."9 Tern it, digging far roid'>
''se a;rly All this precious metal that has
vt been obtained, has been 'o"na III loose
andy. loamy earth