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$40 REyH ARD.

DANA " Ai from the subscriber, IN Per-
Ia son county, n. c. this day, two negro
men SAN and SCOTT sam is very bright
mualo, light hair, his eye-ids very iull, and
appear 10 be putied or sWeed much larger
.han common he is rather slow OF speech,
about twenty three years OF age about FIVE
tect nine or ten inches high, stout built, aud
very active is a hauerby trade, and eau
make very good hat. Ills eyes are suili-
ent mark 10 know him by,
SCOrT is bright mGlaito, but not so
whiiesgs sam he'is about twenty years of
age, Stout q strong, about five feet nine or ten
inches high , he has tW O very noted mail KS,
one Of b,e big toes has been cut off Just above
he nai, believe there is none of the nail
eft, and n large scar on his back, occasionrd
by burn when small lie is stout well
built fellow No doubt they will attempt to
pass for free men, aud perhap5 change their
names.
The above reward will be given for The APP
prehension OF both, and securing them IN ANY
iaiI in the UnitGd states 50 That get them,
or twenty dollars for experimenting one OF
them, aud securing him in jail 50 that get
him again SIMEON oCithAN.
Person county, N. G. April IL, le25 tl43
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Aug, l.

VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the
Clerks once of the Superior Court ot
Chaneery lorthe Lynclburg District, the 10Th
day OF July, 1870.
William A. Cooke, PIT
aga..t
Nelson Craa ford and Charles Crawford Gn
their own rights and eNeeutors ot DHviu
Crawford. derd) Sophia Crawford aud l.
liah Fletcher, HdmlnStralfiX y adminl,tra-
tor of lNm ) Crawford decd. Nm. Jop-
ling, Joseph X Carter and Abraham Carter
executors OF John Crawford, deed, Nathan
Crawford, David Crawford, Renhen Craw-
ford, Nancy Jones, sally Cooke and Ar
thur b Dnkies and Francis A. X Davies
adnrs. OF Elizabeth Davies, decd.
Tie defendants Charles Crawford, Nathnn
Crawford, David Crawford, Reuben Craw.
ford and Salty Cooke having entered their
appearance and given security according to
The act oil Assembly aud the Rules OF this
Gourt, and il appearing by satisfactory cvi-
dcnce that they are not inhabitants of this
country X is ordered, that the said defend
ants do appear here Oh he first day OF the
next term aud answer the IN ofihe plaintiff ;
and that copy OF this order he forthwith in
serted in some newspaper printed in the town
OF Lynehhnrg. for two months successfully,
aud posted al the front door of the court house
ip the said town,
4 Coy--Teste,
u. ROBES, u. C.
July 2S- W2m4O
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There is u 5aibciert quantity Of nncleared
land 10 keep the balance in good repair :
there is no part of this laud TINT IS cleared but
whai provinces veil at this Time il IS finely
natered all parts of the plantation, aud Is
tolefahle we'll improved lof a slnnll family /,
il has fne apple aud peach orehnfd, aud o.
tlier fruits II lies level aud can he improved
in the first rate style A further description
IS deemed unnecessary, rs il Is presumed that
purchasers will first view the premises. The
quality aud fine situation Of this land Tar rN-
ceeding any one ia the upper country, war
rants the sub crberin recommending II TO the
attention ol the farmers and all those who
wish ~ vest funds in that kind Of property
to call and eSaminc, as 4 bargain may be had,
can insure The title To be undoubted and
clear Of any incumbrance whatever. " do
not scllpriyately before illc ninth day OF Sep
TENDER neXl, ! viii on that day positively sen
at public nnetiou, If fair, u lie nesi iuir day
ON the premlses--'Ihc terms made known on
the day Of sale, wliirh will be accommodating
and | do invite all who wish 10 purchase TO
attend on lhnf day II will be shown Ivy my
overseore who lives on the farm, or myself
who lives Mt the Tomahawk Mills in Camp
bell county J. NJ WITHIN.
August 1. WiqSep.6O
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q BY consent Of parties, the
Mar sMaA's Sale.

E7IRGiNiA AT superior court OF
y charcery hoden in the town OF Lynch
burg the 18th day OF October, 1921
Thomas colquhoun, surviving partner OF the
late mercantile houses trading under the
ST. le and firm OF y after and Ihomas COlqu
houn, and thomas Golqdhoun q Co.
nlninlifI.
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Spi9 tSltJ
in WILLIAMS, c c.


FrtderichsJWE, Jug 30lh, 1875.
The parties interested are hereby required
TO attend Mt this office, prepared with tesliuo-
ny to support their professions, on the 2Sd
day OF September next, at s o clock, a. N.
T. w. BARTON, Com. {. {. Ind'g.
Aug. IL WdW2
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'Xvacts OK parcels uf i and
Ts w FLOUR.

VA + have for sale at our Lumber
w house, New Flour, in half barrels
Also, Ship Stuff and Bran. In sending thcir
wheat 10 market, our friends and customers
are requested to have il dry md free from dirt
and gravel. LANGHORNE s. GARTH.
July 7. ts16
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July 2s

gEyrHE Subscribers have associated them
Il SEXES together under the firm of Lang
horne y Garth. FOR the purpose OF carrying
Oh the Milling business at The Farm Mills,
near Lynchburg. The Mills are in good
order tor grinding, and as soon as the ar
ticle is ready Tor market, they will purchase
wheat AT the talr market price, OF grind for
others upon the usual terms.
HENRY S. LANGuORNE.
John GARTH.
June IL, 1S26. tff3
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IN CIIANCERY.


On motion Of the complainant by his conn
sci, who filed bis bill, and il appearing to the
satisfaction OF the court that the Defendant,
Abraham Seey, is not an inhabitant of thS
commonweath, and without the jurisdiction
OF this court II is ordered, that the defendant
james ID Goodwin, administrator OF George
Loving, deco be restrained from paying a
way, selling or otherwise disposing Of any
money, property or other effects which may
come 10 his hands as administrator aforesaid,
belonging to the absent defendant Abraham
Seay, to the amount of two hundred dollars,
subject 10 the compliments demand, aud the
further order and decree OF this court. and
it is further ordered, that the said absent de-
PENDANT do appear here on the first day of OC-
toher court next, 4 answer the compliments
bid, and lh,t copy OF this order be forthwith
inserted in I" the Virginan,' published in tho
town of Lynehburp, once week for eight
weeks successfully previous 10 said day, aud
that another copy thereof be posted al Mo
front door OF the courthouse ot this county
on some court day.
A Copy-leste,
Ro. c. CUTLER, p c.
Auo IL uSvJ
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usHE Eopmin,rslfip hitherto eslsi4nf
hriween srhpnlfeld = Gregory 9 this
dry Dissolved by mutual consent an PR
sons 10 whom iiey are inhibited ere t''ili's
ed T. pfrsehi ihcir accounts IL shin ! Scbop'-
field. ulia = alone authorized 10 settle Tue &c,
ennhl5 aI the concern, iof PAYMENT Wn
ii4ose Indebted 10 The ufpfesaia / if1. WIZ pe
eaol enough io make pnyment as soon ~
n...,,.tiealle ssAiIfEI. sgIfODIltELD,
ILN1s GREGORY
n II. The buninr.s will he continued as u
.p.d In TN same House by
SAMUEL sCHooLflELD
August 4fb 1926. is5p
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d. ROBES, d. c

IN Pursuance Of the above decree the un-
dersigned Marshal OF the said Court, will
ON Monday the 10Th of Sept. next Of fair,
it MOI the next fair day thereafter, Sundays
excepted } proceed 90 sell, on the premises,
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L.ANTa ZOE SALE.

~ lie subscriber offers for sale, Il small
/ tract of land, of about 10 acres, y ing
in Campbell county, about four miles from
L.snchharg, on Buttons creek, near Rich
ard Perkins Mil, and adjoining the lands
Of John NJ. Otry, Called Saudosky,) MIR.
Kahler aud others. The terms can he
known on application to Christopher Tim
berake, living on the turnpike road, and he
will show the land, ar to the sutsCuber,
near Liberty, Bedford county. TIN pur
chaser can have possession IN December
next, with the privilege OF son lng lali n alo,
but but To injuIe the present growing crop.
JOSIAH AULD.
Aug, l. "GwN50
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BRACE. /. ~ IL a

AHIIE Racing Of the VA2LAR
IA TQGI2T,yZ G&aU&s miH commence
At The BoteiotW Springs on iaes1ag q dH OF
Orl06erntrt Gil Jonas ION
auSRd Is. qr3W2
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10y virtue of trust deed made by
AZ Thomas Harrisonto tue SUBSCRIBER, bear
ing date the 18th day OF Noveubne, 1872, aud
duly record, d III the conaiy Of Nelson, eSe.
culcd for the purpose 81 occurring 10 homas
Aldrldge the payment of the debt therein
named; | shall on the 29th day OF this pre-
sent mouth (Ausust) AT the shop OF Moore
q feaglns, al the place community called the
Cross Roads IA the county OF Nelson, sell to
the highest bidder, for ca.b, tire following
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JOHN WILLS, c. c.

- In pursuance OF Tire above decree, the
undersigned, Marhsal OF the said court, will,
ON Monday the 18th day of September next,
proceed 10 sell, by way of public auction, al
Henry courthouse, (bcing court day he Two
AVacts OK Parcels uf / and
in the proceedings mentioned, lying and being
in The county OF Henry, the one on the south
oil Smiths river, containing one hundred a.
ores, being the tract OF land purchased by
John French Of William Heath, aud adjoining
the land of James Cook, John Travis aud o
Tiers. The other tying on both SIDES OF the
Horse-Pasiure creek, containing by estimation
eighty acres.
Terms Of Saie-Twelve months credit will
be allowed tie purchaser or purchasers, from
whom bonds will be required for the purchase
money, The Marshal retaining the tile as Sc
Guilty for the payment thereof.
g B. NOODSON, NJ. L. D c. c.
July %. 6u96
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A PETITION viii be presented 10 thu
N next General Assembly of Virginia,
praying the formation of new county ont OF
parts OF the counties of Buckingham, Camp
bell, Charlotte aud Prince Edward
July 2s wam49
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VIZ Nh = /.

'E VIE subscribers WItl gNe the highest mar
4 ket prize for WlIEAi, delivered at the
Lynchbufg Mills.
SMITH & BAfWELL.
Aur +. ItWtslUN
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foh SALE As ABOVE, TWO
Good and Splendid Sideboards,


NA1tiLR IN > VI has zen made known
w L. me, Ihst.s murder has been eoni.
int,.ed IN the county Of Rockingham, aad
<r,aie Of North Carolina, nn the ed day Of last
maui and thai n certain i!lAhl W hLi.
ssII.G ALL, OF the county ot lIenrY5 and COM
monwealtA Of Virginia slaads charged, by
the verdict ol a Covouef's Inquest, with hay
ing perpetrated the slime on the bndy OF a
CERTAIN slave named l.nfy, Tie property Of
John stegaii and .ss u IS further represented
aud made known 80 me, that The sntd Heart
well stegall bath ahstnnded aud dfd from the
Jurisdiction aud limits Il this state. aud there
BY cladrd the arm OF tue law aud OF justice +;
Now. therefore, 20 The end flat the said
Ueartweil Siesall may be apfrela ndcd aud
brought 10 ,u.tree, the above reward of one
hundred dollars will be given Ia any person
ar persons who will nrprrhend und ouuluc
the said HeariNel e.ag IN any Jail Ia this
state 50 that he may be brought 20 justice
and ! ID, moreover, hereby reqnlre, COM
mand an1 eniein all officers Nlin3ocyer as
well civil as military, within this state, to use
their hesi cudraNors aud most energetic eNrr-
tians, to epprehcnd and taxi, a. cauee 50 be
Appreciated aud tahen the bod5 Of the faid
Uoarlwell Stegull, aud hun slnelY aud secure
" keep, 50 tia, he may bo brought toj justice
Iieartwen Stegdli Is Il eofy large nnn, be
tween twenty aud thirty Years OF agc,fo'rrU
bly, fair comlle Nun, aud has large scar Iust
al the edge al MS halt On his tnt'ht0d, ana
is also much harNt by powder under uuo ei
his eyes, which Is easily petceiYahle--he hides
the scar on his forehead with his hair
In testimony whereof have caused The
Great scat of the State to- be Gcrcuu,
Il. Ia afrScd, aud subscribed the same
officially nj the City ot Ralcieh, oil
the ilth day oflniy, \. u 1926.
IIUrCntN5 q, BURTON.
By the Governor,
J X. CAmfBELL, Private Secretary
Aug, 4. $50
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MINIS 10 RE.Sv.

1-II.I. be rrn,ed ant. 10 The h'slirs'
w builder. ssa Mnudas the 9th 81 Scplcpi
Ter. III FORK MILLS, situated ~ m'l's
ha.e sasein, Al the Junction nt lie i,na'l a''a
south fork u Roanoke. he ailese MUS nave
snsi been fnished, mud eosi about se,'Nps--
they coa,asa l,ais Of oinnss. and sfesy con-
ysnienc. for the manufacture OF fieHt' ~
sl,ort. there Is no mil IN The npry rpnhl.y
suaefier 70 Il. A fne > AA-AHia. = a'i"cn'u
sarfnbie milirr's house and garden aud
5 ar 10 acres Of gromd. lie ste . wei
xnifed 10 tlisallery aud gfaee,y y, aud 10 ai
abundant gram country. IL VII be rented
without fail, aud vii Ire well worth ihe u's
teni.on oi persons wishing 70 fent
clio HANCOCK,
Ior nc FORK .fiiiis COMPANY
- ~ WflSl
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sYxA convenient office. nearly OPP
E.,:es posite the Franklin Hotel For
!iis,55 information apply at this Of,
,lui\ - An
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.NELSU.N CUL-NIl, JhIy Cohi I0EJe
Thomas Woody, complainant,
against
Ahram seay, and James d. Goodwin, ad7
ministrator oil George Loving, deed,
If,
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FOR. RENT.

gHllE subscriber oglin offers for sale The
following TRACES OF LAND HE
rsrt known hy Christians quarter tract, al
lining James river, containing upwards OF
!. Iltlll4Irrl 1eraa- q AlrnnplR nalnnhlc
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Il Five Vaym EoY sale.

lie Subscriber offers for snle that va
4 hubble tract oiland on which he former
ly lived, IN Campbell county, thfee aud a toll
miles above Lynehburg, immediately on the
maain fndd II contains
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NANNY VOW SAl1N.

1--WE subscriber offers for sale, the irnct OF
4 land wherein be NOW lives, on Goose
creek, adjoining the lands of Mr.. David Crcn'
slnw aud others, containing 800 acres. This
tract of land lies uncommony well, and in
point oil fertility The soil is not surpassed ny
any in this part Of the country More thHn
Que third OF the baud is yet to elear, and is
first rnte tobacco land Tie balance IS fresh,
aud well adapted 20 the culture OF grain
The fencing IS ina good slate 81 repair, aud
every thing in perfect state of preparation
for cropping. There ARE al present growing
ON ihe land a nourishng young orclnrd OF
apple tees, & about five hundred peach trees,
2y9A The improvements are a
...paI. comfortable n convenient dwell.
.ssissN ling housewife tworooms below
ssgH1kasatA and two above snrst - good graln-
cry, and all other necessary upt buildings
There IS also an excellent site oram.ii, on Il
never falling stream. The subscriber will sell
great bargain IN the above aad, fer cash, or
youns negroes, If application be made iume-
diaielv, " ". CHAMPION.
Bedford Aug, II wlWl
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And me Tract,

Whereon he lives, containing three hundred
aud ihfy arres, ~ the neigbborhood Of
Lynrthafg. The subscriber expecting 10 be
a considerable time nllseat from The county,
Inns fuly authorized Christopher AHthony.
Esq. and alr George Il. NefYell, Of Lynch
bure. Ia dispose Of the above laud, either by
private contract, or at public sale, as TO them
NAY be Thought most advisable. upon accom-
modnling tollas. REUBEN AORNELL
Amherst, August !. W1w
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.sno,her frac,,

Of four hnnlrcd acres adioining tho Iat
mentioned irael, AL gerry near James riYer--
Aso, n TRACT upon otter creek containing
LlNL hundteA nmd FORTY heraa.
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xTIRsINIA- - At snta1inf court oi
claneery holden IT the to- Il Of iYneh
burg, the 4fii day 81 Noyenihrf, i534
Iiafiaad II Mitchell. surviving naiiner OF
Nms1 q II Mitchell, fiainhH
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C IL q Y G. e i.
FOR z MNtr.

July es.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-02-26
TEE RIP 0sETORZ.


In S2rg-, founded rpm facfs.l
Sad is my fate SAID the heart-broken stranger;
The wild-deer and wolf to a covert can fee
But have no refuge from famine or danger
\ home and country remain not for me.
Never again in the green, sunny bowers,
Where my forefathers lived, shall spend the sweet
hours,
Or cover my harp with the wild-woyen flowers,
And Strike to the numbers Of Erin-go-bagh
CAMPBELL.
IN Antrim, one Of the northern counties Of Ire
land, is situated Lough-ncagh, lake remarkable for
its extent and the beauty Of its quiet scenery, d.
,crsihed only BY few villas, and Tie high, massive
walls and turets of O'Shane's Castle which, having
gIt the rayages Of time and fire, i now deserted
-n1 presents only majestic pile Of ruins. On the
margin Of the lake stood two cottages, the neat
and cleanly appearance Of which was strongly con
tgased with the miserable dirt novels 50 common in
that country. often did the sportsman, returning
nhis light batteau from the amusements of the day,
rest moment upon his oars to contemplate this
lovely spot for nothing could be more picturesque
than these lowIy white-washed habitatons, when
the sun was setting and cast only his last scattered
beams upon the turrets of the castle-whcn the
White smoke Of the turf fires, relieved ~ the dark
green Of the nejghboring forest, curling up from
thcir chimnies, mingled with tie mist upon the Sc
rene surface Of the lake. and finally lost in the
tnckenng shades Of evening.
While nature thus spread harmony and quiet a.
round these dwellings,, the highest degree Of prin-
eple and love, fixed by long acquaintance, similar
ty Of habits, and unison Of feeling, existed among
Their inmates The one was occupied By O'Ncale
the other by Donnel-both descended from, and
bearing the names of families renowned for their
trmbut unfortunate opposition to the tyranny ofthe
English, during the reign of Elizabeth. Donnel had
2 son and daughter, Robert and Catharine-O'-
Neaie' an only son, Edward, whose mother died
soon after his birth The ages Of Robert and Ed
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friends are now in that happy country there too
will go, and in the enjoyment OF peace and domcs-
tic happiness, removed far from oppression and des-
potism, will try to forget the wrongs Of my coun-
try" Atthjs moment boat put of from the ship,
for fresh water and provisions, to the small town OF
Bally -castle. He hurried to the place Of landing,
and he had neither friends property to leave,
he solicited, and was permitted to embark as an or
binary seaman without pay But the ship I'LL. not
proceeded far ON her voyage when she was mot by
British man-of-war and searched by that arbitrary
stretch Of power, and violation of the laws ofnation
which led to the Of 1872 Edward was mme-
diatcly detected, and impressed INTO his Maesty's
service. For many years he was exposed to the SC
vcres hardshps and fatgues, and to the deleterious
effects of noNous climates. At last however, at
the close Of the general war Of Europe, he was dis
missed, and the small pay received was barely
enough to gain him asteerage passage in one of the
Liverpool packets, for Philadelphia, Henow thot
that his trials nearly at a close, but, alas
he seemed to have been marked out as the child Of
misfortune. On the passage, his health which had
long been affected, began to decline rapidly. His
eyes lost their wontcd ustre-hs checks became
and hollow, and his strength failed 50 fast that
when the vessel entered the Capes of the Delaware
be was unable to rise from his birth But as the
weather was pleasant he begged 10 be taken upon
deck The charming appearance Of the rural scene
~, which seems douby beautiful after a long sea.
voyagc-the neat, peaceful mansions, villages, and
towns, along the Delaware and Pennsylvania shore
and above ALL the fond hope Of seeing those beings
upon whom the whole of his affections We're ltred
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-01

Daniel Webster The following remarks are Sop'eu
rom The PHILADELPHIA Sentinel They are pnpnsneo as
tbe sentiments of IA Soldier in the late War;, and II some
people think they not justly applicable to Mr. Wepse
thew will apply with all their force to many other quondam
der whose hearts remain rncnangea anu ar ensea
yonr to gull the democratic party to put them INTO once
Let the democrats avoid their snares, and turn away e
ears from the syren song OF these no party em ~
man who lifted up his voice against ms country uuns'e
late war; and who defended the Infamous Hartford Con
vention ought 10 be trusted. There are men enough ~
be found who have given proofs OF their devouon 10 he
country by fighting her battles replensing her treasury
supporting her government and pleading her cause Let
such men be gratefully remembered THE management
of our national be committed to the Clean hus
and uncoruped patriotic hearts, and we shall 80 on pros
perousy.l
"At the celebration of the Bunker Hill Monu-
ment on the 18th inst. we are informed, the follow.
ing toast was given, in honor Of Daniel Webster,
ESQ., the apologst of Great Britain, the defender oil
the Hartford Convention, and the revllrr OF the IN
situations of his own country during The late war.
| 1.-THE Orator of the day-A statesman and pa
triot, who knows no party but his country--who
feels no impulse but her welfare"
| In order to render this sentiment more explicit
and 10 test it by facts and history propose slight
emendation and that it should read thus:
The Orator of the day-A statesman and patrot
who, I" during the late Uar" knew no party but his
country-who felt no impulse but her welfare
1t is not merely ludicrous but lamenlable, to see
how our eastern brethren are deceived, by probes
sons Daniel Webster is in 1925 the same man
he was in 1Sl2-l3-i4 he has not since become re-
generate: times only changed-there is no
prospect oil promotion by opposition, and therefore
he and his associates Z" know no party'-but let the
hour Of danger again arrive let the energies OF the
people be required to protect US from foreign inva
sion, and let there be prospect 81 coming into o.
flee by oppostiOn and We shall again see Mr. Web
ser marching up to the line OF constitutional trea-
son" as earlessy he did during the dark days Of
1914 Is. when moral treason was virtue.
| have witnessed and freely acknowledge the
splendid talents OF the orator. regret they have
not been used, when wanted, in the service oil
his country and utterly deny the propriety Of
trusting his patriotism or devotion to the cause oil
his country 1t neither can nor ought to be forgot
Item, that when her independence was jeoparded and
she, bleeding at every pore, wanted relie the whole
Essex Junto we're exasperatinp her wrongs, magni.
tying her misfor,unes and laughing at her caami-
ties"
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TO RENT

&MA And possession given Immediately, the Two Story
R Brick House and lot late the residence of Abel Saun
ders situated in Broad street, between Shpey and Orange
streets The house 10 feet 'front.' extending back 26 feet
has two floor, well finished story kitch-
en- and brick smoke house attached to the same the
whole depth of the lot 70 feet with privilege of foot
alley leading to Orange street.
This properys in pleasant and healthy part of the Bo
rorgh, in good neghbohood, and has the privilege of
pump of excellent water at the door. Inquire of
JOHN NORRIS
Wilmington, May 81 50-12t French street.