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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-10-15
NOVICE.
July 30--8St

vEa HE subscriber informs the public, that he
4 has the only legal authority OF using and
ending to others to be used, Jared Oids' i'm.
proved Patent Bark Mills in Missouri and lii
nois.
All those that have purchased the above de.
scrlbed Mills in the states aforesaid will dc
well - call on the subscriber, at VamrhaH, OIL
H0ratio Co-ens, Esq. and obtain deeds tor using
said Mills 1t this notice is neglected suits may
be expected Immediately.
LEONARD JACOBS.
81. Louis, august G9th, l824-68
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Saddle Manufactory.
S. L. 8 j. G.. A. NIX ENNEY
MAIN STREET. ST. LOUIS,

. I, EOUI5i
ID ESPEC FULLY inform their friends and
Ia the public generally, that they have COM
menced the Ssdeling Business in allits various
branches, in the City of st. Louis. They have
now on hand and intend keeping an elegant
assortment of every article in their line of bu-
siness, which they are determined to sell as
low for cash, as can be purchased in the wes-
tern country. Thew also inform the public
that they are the proprietors for making and
vending Spring Saddles on Bryan's highly i'm
proved spring barred plan, which no doubt is
one of the best Improvements that has ever
been made.
N. b. We should be much pleased if all of
those indebted to us in the state of Illinois
would call on us and settle their accounts, as
we have been very indugent.
S. T. & J. G. A. MsKENNEY.
Aug 6--4m
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by his proper name, and | was rich
merchant, stranger from Paris. We
were admitted. What picture pre-.
sen,ey itself, 10 my view Aurora, the
bewitching Aurora herselfin all the bril-
lance of her beauty seated beside the ve-
nerab'e abbess A chid-a Cupid, slept
on her lap, and engaged her attention.
When her eye caught mine she ives
evidently startled, and became much agi-
tated; my face recalled to her mind some
painful feelings but as ! was intro
duced by one she knew very we'll, she
did not al all suspect that the opulen,
Partisan merchant was the bellows-men-
der. The banker, after conversing some
lime with the abbess, inquired it she had
no commands Tor me 20 execute in the
capital. While he was speaking, the
child awoke; instead of being alarmed
at the sight of stranger, be regarded
me with a smile. He looked at his mo-
Their and then at me, as if considering
| which he would choose. Overcome by
my feelings, l caught him in my arms,
and threw myself at Aurora's feet. All
trembling and pale, l exclaimed-" Au
rora your son asks forgiveness for his ia.
ther." Aurora, just ready to faint, Jock
ed at US alternately with eager applica-
ton. The abbess supported her, and
for moment she revived-the child
chung to her-she burst into tears-he
unable to account for her weeping, rails.
ed plaintive cry. sOh! my Aurora
cried /, you must forgive me Ssh,
threw herself into my arms. /" Oh !" sale
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-10-15
POETRY.
From the National journal.
MARC HIONESS LA FAYETTE.
On 0f WaaAington. .Q1teust SO, l825.

nIAKN HlONESS LA FAfElIE.
Oily Of UasAiagtOn August so, 1925.
MIR. FORCE: The stanzas which fol-
10" are close imitation of some lines
written by Lord Byron. They have re-
terence to the Marchloness La Fayette,
OF whom the celebrated Madam de Sael
says" The bisory of female virtue
presents nothing more rare IN excel
lenee.''
The Marchioness La FAYETTE suffer
ed confinement With her fso daughters,
: ANAsTAsIA and 'VIReiylA,' in prison,
., Paris, Tor q year and a hail, l793-4
and when liberated from the Partisan
PRISON, they went to Venice, and the
Marchioness begged of the Emperor oil
Germany to liberate her husband, then
confined in the Castle of Olmnz to
which be Replied" TAI les mains
liees.'* She then desired permission o
him 10 visit her husband, when, alter
much hesitation, he Replied" Yes but
II you go in, you come not out again :"
they however, went to the Castle, and
entered the dungeon: But Madam La
faTettc Tell dangerously i'll, and was in
the utmost need of medical assistance
and fresh air, she therefore wrote TO the
Commander of the prison to permit her
10 take exercise and medica! adv ice. He
answered in the affirmative; and added
But 1t you go out you must never more
return" When she replied, with heroic
Devotion" Then am resolved to share
his captivity in all Its horrors, sooner
than undergo the papes OF another sepa-
ration from him -
UN JE-NE HOMIE.
My hands are tied.
LET prejudced critics oerwhelm with their
L'Espinasse,
Like ameteor at best proud philosophy b',zes'
And the fame of wit is as brittle as glass
But cheering's the beam, and untadng's the
spiendor
q. thy torch, welded love and it never
has yet
Shone with lustre more holy, more pure, or
more tender,
1Han III SneQS on the name OF the iar LA
FArETTE.
Then fill high the wine.cup, cen Virtue shall
bless it,
And hallow the goblet that foams to her
name;
The warm lip of Beauty shall piouslv press it,
And Hymen shall honor pledge 10 her
fame:
To the name of the woman, who health, and
sweet life too,
Twice rsked for her husband, whom none
can forget;
Well remember, with JOY, the heroine and
wife too
The constant, the noble, the fair La Fay
List! in ages to come, when the blood-tarnsf-
ed glory
Of kings and of princes in time shall have
set,
Hearts shall throb, eyes shall gsten, a. read
ing the story
of the fond, self.devotetl--the fair La FAY
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Now is your time to get
"A HAEGAAE!

9VHE subscribers will sellsSIXTY QUAR-.
L TER SECTIONS OF ILLINOIS BOUN
TY LANDS, on he most accommodating
terms. Horses, Cattle. or Hogs will be re
ceived in payment. The patents, tax-titles
and indisputable transfers will be given.--A.
these articles will not suit us late in the sea
son, those who wish to purchase will do wei
to make early application to
BARTON RANDLE, or
RICHARD RANDI.E.
Edwardsyille. Sept. 18th, 1S25-4-3m
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NOYACE.

WE win apply to the Court of Probate Of
w st. Clair county, at Believille, on the Sd
Monday of October next, for the purpose OF
settling the estate of Barnabas Waggoner, de-
ceased-when and where all persons interest
ed may attend.
PETER WAGGONER, .Ad,n'r.
DOROTHY WAGGONER, Admir-.
September 10, 1926. -4-5tp
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UNION HALL.
A. Frederick hoffman

Fiji TENDERS his respects to his
Nan1 friends and the public generally, and
1sA@ '''a '' informs them that he has taken the
large and convenient house, lately in the &C.
cupancy of F. Ernst, deceased, where he is
prepared to accommodate in satisfactory
manner, all who may be disposed to call on him.
His Table and Bar shall be well furnished; and
having convenient stable. it shall be as well
prepared for the reception of Horses as any
in the country. He particularly invites the
patronage of his old friends.
April 49,
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LAW NOTICE.
A w, CAVARLY,

Counsellor and attorney at Lagv.
faONTINUES his practice in the counties of
~ Sangamo, Morgan, Greene, Calhoun
Pike, Adams, Schuyler, Fulton, Peoria,and Ma
dison--the Supreme Court Of Illinois, and
the District Court of the United States, at
Vandaa.
Residence at Carrollton, Greene County.
Sept. loft.
GORGE FoRQUER and THo's. FokD
u will practice Law in copartnership, in the
Circuit Courts of Monroe, St. Clair, Madison,
Greene, Morgan and Sangamo counties; and
also. in the Supreme Court at Vandalia. One
Of them may at all times be consulted, at Ed
wardsvilie, unless absent on professional bust
ness.
April 1879
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-08
SAC REW .AAD.

DANAaAi H4ll ihe subscriber, "a Fef-
IL ga comfy, \. I. tbisdsy, two Nero
nen sAA aud SCOTT Sam Is Il very bftthl
.,glAtis.i.t hair. faesriids fHfy pll. afa
ssrear - =. pailaa ST swelied ouch ianseF
.tan eoa a8p he is raiAcrsia0 Of speesh,
Asaei twenty tree YEAR, e aef. about Ife
not nine or len tncHes htfh aeai h"ih. and
servaetsee ism hs.ies bs tHaflei aud e#a
nake a eefY reof h1i iiis go area SUN
eat mari - kuaN ia ~.
SCagf asa ttehi aulnto, BIZ rot 50
asiie ~ SIN tie is ahaat twhnly ycofa a
ne. aHa, 5. sraue. about fre ieei Mise er ten
iarBes H. he alla= ts,a very n.asi mafks,
,ne ef H.. hig toes ha# boom Isl CT Iusi ahase
the tai. frlieve ihafe nune u 'hc ~ .
leit. hna :, iargescaf ~ hi7 tarht preasiaaes'
= +, l.siea ..hep smsH BE- stnut III
a4ai lrl1aa. NpdaaHt 'hrFeI#l 8a-pH 10
n ~ rar ice mon, MI f,aYs change urn
nanrs.
The slaave rewafapI'l be- eieen far he 81.
rr.Acnsiaa IL both aa1 srcg1ins them Ia ny
al Ia Ire Unftal -Haes 20 thatl get thou,
rysllif dalHrs L. experimenting one 81
HEM. AL accusing liH Ia i,d So ihat / ct
h,ri aghia III 'i = y ~
Pcr.an eoaaty, ~ April !. is2i. ia
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y l1kCAlflA AT "A superior court al
cbaucery holden AT the town Of lynch
burg on the 18th day othoYen.bcr, 1924.
Richard lyree, plaintiff,
against
Jnmes Newhadl, WIlinm Sumpter, Samuel J..
Harrison James kenagh, susan Wallace,
administrator of William Wallace, decd,
Edward watts and u hite O. Llppiucott,
defendants.
TIE defendants White 4 Lippineott, who
are ont 0t this country, and against whom the
plaintiff appears to haze ptOceedcd in the
mode prcscrlhed by law against absent deien-
dants stu failing To appear and answer, on
tie motion OF The plaintiff, 10y counsel, tue
court doth ttke his biil Tor confessed as 10
those defendants, and the cause cSmiug on to
lie hrRrd on The bili, answers OF the defend
ants James ScWLMl, V illam Sumptcr and
Edward Waits, and exhibits and the decretai
orders entered at rules IN the month OF NO
yember one thousand ti4ht hundred aud
twenty-five, aud the month ot September one
Thousand eight hundred and twenty lhrte i,
which appear To have been duly serN ed upon
the other detfndant., WAS argued BY counsel ::
on consideration whereof, the cCuu doth aid.
Judge, order md decree, unless The dCiendnnt
v llliHm Sumpter, or some one Tor him, shall
within six months from lhe, date hereof pay
unto the plaintiff the sum OF Eve hundred and
fifty dollars, With interest thereon from The
BTel Gay tl January one Thousand eiBU' IluU-
dred and tWeul. notil paid, being the balance
due for the third and lat instalmcLi Tor the
lot of ground in the proceedings mentioned,
together with the costs expended by the
plaintiff ia tie prosecution OF this suit, that
fbe said defendant William Sampler and his
heirs, and all persons claiming under him, be
from thcncefonh barred aud iureclosrd Of all
equity and right TO redeem the lot oil ground
Aforesaid. and in case detsu.t sbnli lie made in
tie payment Of the said principal money, III
tcrest and costs AT the time aforesaid, that the
/ Marshal Of this court 90 proceed upon the
premises, to sell the said lot al public auction,
10 the highest bidder, for ready money, or SO
much thereof AS may be necessary to raise
tile principal money, interest and costs atore-
said. and the charges attending the sale, sell
ing in the first place the uuimpruYed part
thereof, having first advertised the time and
place of sale tor four weeks in some ueWspa-
Fer printed in the town of Iyuchburg, and
thai he pay the proceeds thereof into one Of
ihe banks at this place, TO the credit Of this
suit, subject 10 The future order of this court,
end report his proceedings to The court in or
der 10 IA hnnl decree and liberty is reserved
TO the said absent defendants White and Lip
pincott, To slew cause against this decree, at
any time within seven years, upon Fir APP
Feariug and answering the plaintiffs bill.
A Copy-Ieste,
ID. ROBES, d. c.
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The drawing Of each If these Lotteries
viii certainly take place on the day. uam-
ed, and be }HiShta an II ieo minaies-a nd
Tire fortunate holders may have ihe CASH
Immediately.
G r OIder5 from all parts enclosing the
money To be Invested for tickets, IN any al
the lottcIlcs OF the several states, and ofihr
District OF Colombia, under then manage
ment, Will be regularly served.
u Notes OF the Banls of the United
Stallrs and, lis branchyA the notes Of all
Banks IN good credit at their oMn home,
received as cash 1T par.
u Prize tickets signed by or for them,
in TIT Lotteries OF CONNECTICUT, New
York, New Jersey, Penns, wanna, D,la-
Ware, Mary lane, Washington Guy, lHgi-
MA, North Caroliua, aud Luuisioua, viii be
received at tins Otiicr, aud the cash remit
ted, or the amount Invested in Lotteries,
according to directions.
d p ' o0ders ofTickets throughout the
country VIII he very literally dealt W:lE
- All letters to he post paid, and adj
dresscd to lAIES s. M'lN1lKE,
VdShiagtoa CITY
AususlD9.
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u NV ncNt -c,sion OF the subscribers school
Il will commence on second day, the 9th OF
uinih month, aud cud about the middle OF Sc
cond month ensuing. Icrms--For Reading
Writing, English Grammar, Geography, with
tie use OF Maps and Of the Globes, Afithmc.
tic aud Book Keeping, SI23 per session i"r
Bellies Iottrrs, the Elements OF Natural Pm
losophy and OF Chemistry, Agcla, The lie
menis OF Geometry, IrlGouomrty, Survey
ing, &c. SO per ditto. No pupil will be re-
ccived Tor lcs- time than rom the Time oil en-
try 10 the end of the session
fhe subscriber intends 10 procure an appp-
rntns Tor the benefit Of students Who may
wish 10 learn the practical parts OF surveying,
SC. lie wishes 10 have an orderly school,
aud therefore thinks proper 10 remark, that
should any pupil behave in an Objectionable
way, aud continue 10 do 81, be viii be eAPcI
ted without much delay in order to prevent
tie influence OF his Examples over well dis
rosod scholar IL 1OWNLEA.
Eighth Mo Goth, 1925. tc3I6
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MAY shalFs safe.

N7IRGfNlA-- Ala supelinr court nj
chanrery holden nt the town al Lynch
burg, the 4lh day Of Nntcmbef, ls21.
Garland u. Mitchell, surviving partner al
WIN IL G II Nit hell plalniin
Richard Harrison, George s. Holloway aud
annuol Garland, Defendant
This curse eap,e on this dag - be hcnrd, on
the bil answer oi the defendant Richard f'ur-
risoa, exhibits and 4examlualions oiwiiuesara,
tie drcretal order oJ.fercd al rules ia the
month ni May, one Thousand eight hundred
and twenty three, wbiehRppoars 10 have been
duly served upru The defendant Stnurl Gar
land, aud ur0u the report OF CommIsslouef
Benagh made IN pursuance of the otd,r al
the twenty ninth day ai October, IN the Inst
year. 10 which There Wa no eycepilsh, and
,Vas argued by counsel on consideration
whereof the court doth adluIer, order and
daetce. unless the defendant Nfhard llarri-
sln shall within ak mnh'h8 ttum the date
hereof rng unto the plaintiff the sum Of Fiye
'b)rsand ono hundred and siAtern 1olnrs fit.
" seven ofols with Interest thereon from The
,birticth day ol mitch. one Thousand eight
hundred aud twenty, till pold, together with
the costs expended by the plHiniiln the pro
secution If this suit, that the said dclcudnnt
mud his heirs aud all persons claiming under
him, be from thcneefafth barred aud turrelo
sed Of all n lity aud right 30 redeem the trncl
81 lald viii ats appaftenNuccs iufhll"ucd III
the deed, executed BY tbf said defendant 10
Samuel Garland aud Upton Harrison bcnr-
ing dnie the ihirtieth day ot March, one thou.
snnd eight hnndrcd 4 twenty, a copy whore
otis exhibited With the plnutifs bin md
n case ueinnit .hall hn wnde IN tie payment
OF The said principal uouey. interest aud
cost rs the time Rleresds, that the NW.hal
OF this court, DO proceed upon the PREMISE
- sell the said land with rs apputlcnaucrs, Al
public auction tor cash, after advertising ihf
Time aud place of sale for two months IN
some Newspaper prntedin thetoNn 1T Lynch
burg, and ii the front door a. the courihous,
.ot the county OF amherst, on some court day
and out Of fhc proceed. OF the snid sale, ate
satisfy ing tue costs end charges thereof tha
lie pay II fir plaintiff the principal money
interest ao1 coe's aforesaid aud TIE surplus o
The raeptdf ofthr said sale II any, poy l.
tlle sojd Hrh0rd uarriaoR or his order, nm,
report his proceedings 40 tAc court in urdel
10 final decree.
a copy. res,c
d. ROBES, y. {.
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~ Pursuance of the above decree, the I'M
dersiened Marshal OF the said Court, will
on Monday the 10th of Sept. next Of fair,
il not the next fair dag thereafter, Sundays
excepted proceed to sell, on the premises,
to the highest bidder, fer cash. the
T0gs ssT4 E:ZS CGE.ae.
In the above decree mentioned, being pnri Of
Lot 10. SO, in the plan otthc town OF Lynch
burg, and bounded MS follows, TO wit - he.
ginning st the junction OF 3rd street and Tth
alley, and running thence with the LING Of Ed
street N. W. ninety feet, theace al right an
giles and parallel Wilh 7th alley, n. Z to feet.
thence al right angles and parallel with 3D.
street. ). +. % feet TO 9Th alley, and thence
with the said alley s w 66 feet 10 the begin
ming. GEO. 3. WOODaON, NJ, L.p.c {.
Auguet IL. waly1
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T.AnIn T0R GAVE

- M I. -1HarIITaT 07T1T- T"T 1TT, ET7aT
] tract al hud, ofabout lie arres, lying
IN Campbell county about tenf milcs lrem
iypchlnrs. on liarfaa's c,etk, nenr liish
ard PerFai's Mil, and adjpfins tie hn1s
fIaln II. Otcy, tcallrd Sa9d@hyl hr.
le,hlrr and oiitrs. 1hr tetns can he
known an application - Ch#latalfllcr I'm.
hrrtlse living 80 the turnpike fo."l, AMI b.
,,in show the land. ~ to Tie snhscrlbea
nrnr Liberty, Bedford county. Tile pnf-
ela ser ear aa,c pass"sstun III D,"'mbef
neNt. will the privilege ofsumng hdl grhin,
hl but 10 injure the prescott gfo"l"g ,rep
JOSIAH AULD.
Aug. l. nPVHJ0
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INEsn aNkAVaA.S.

We have recently added 10 our assortment OF
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS, tue fol
lowing
90 pieces new style London Calcoes,
Beautiful black Italian silks,
Rich figured and plain white Sattins,
White Italian Grape and Florence silk.
Long v hjte Md Gloves, and short do.
Grape ohasls, all shades AM tull size,
Fine anu superior Brown Hollands,
Gmps, III shades,
Black Crcassians, superior TO any eyerisim.
ported,
Morocco aud ScaIsAin Shoes, approved ma
- nutaclure,
Washington and Dorchester Bed Iickings, 81
and 81 wide,
Very superior plan black Mandarin Grapes,
few pieces superior Blue Cloths, eAceed-
inSiy low,
All OIL witch are offered at very reduced
prices at tue New Fancy Store.
MCKEE, ROBINSON l. co.
August J. tsys
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n Office is hereby given that the c.
~ in the Iuualic Hospital in the ny
Of Williamsburg, are all occupied, ard tha.
no more patients vii he received IN 'tf
said Hospital, until some of the SAID g.
are Yacant---due notice Of which viii -
given.
By order Of the Court OF Directors,
LEO. HENLEY, &C, u.
Iuly %, 1925 mis4s
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FE7TIE Subscribers have associated them
, D selves together, under the firm 81 Laug-
horne Y Garth, for the purpose OF carrying
ON the Milling business at tie Farm Mills.
near Ly0chhurc. The Mills nre III good
order Tor grinding, aud as soon as the ar
ijcIe is ready for market, they will purchase
wheat al the far market price, o. grlnd for
others upon the usual terms.
Henry 5. LANGHORNE.
JOHN GARTH.
June "a, 1895 ti43
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The 'Veact OF X.aN0.

on which he lives, eoniaHiue hv survey f5pr
hun ire'l aHd sixty ncres. well a,laptru IN thr
culture OF eoru, wheat tobacco. &c. Also.
his stock ct Horses, Cattle. Sheer. Hags,
Crops. lian-eboid aud Kitchen gurnlture -
81 The same iimo. mis- undivided seventh part
~ The WALNUT GROVE ESTATE.
Persons disposed 10 purchase good noun
.ain land are Invited 20 e,ani.uc---,,nd nj,
who are interested il the Object OF the sale.
10 aticnj.
Terms, whieh VII he liberal, Nil be made
known on the day Of sale.
Hil.L CARTER, 1r.
GEO. NJ PAYNE, trustees.
r. Perhaps a few Negroes ntiy be sold
e, the saDe siuir.
aug IL ytdsl
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TO TEE FUDLTG.

Ne hart retfirfi md hutf neH an ttert
$50 hids sugu oi safiats QUALITIES iel 81
which pfme
AGO baks Lucuira and 3iher EEfeh comes
zoe haas nepper
loo huAes soap
200 easi cut naiis
go hnffe's lnut sgEaF
90 ldHes limitation lfan'Y
l' 10 s"pt'hF : .'+'"' o''a"J
T., - q. l.t4.
g., -,.,,a
- s.,,risr al1 Antrim, rum
- - cas,j,e brad Iy
n bia.. mnlassrs
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4lA ACR EG,

There IS sufficient qu.. lily Of uncltarcd
Hud To keep the balnrs. an good rcrair i,
thcrc Is no part Of fhs hand tint is c'cared but
Nhut produces VEL al this Guc it is finely
"atcred Ia all parts ol the plantation, aud is
t"lrta9lc well improved tor u small family i,
It h't ine opre and peach orchard. aud O.
lher fruits IL ucsleYel and can lie improved
~ lhe drsl rate style. A iu}he9 description
Is deemed unnecessary, a5 IL is Yfosumcl tAat
pure hHsers viii irst view the premises. The
quality ar inc situation ot this land tar eN=
crrd1ng my one IN the upper country, war
r1nis the suh.crihctin Recommending il 10 the
attention OF the farmers aud all those who
witch Ia vest tlads in thai kind OF property.
10 call mud examine, US a bargain may be Lad
can insure the little to -nndoubted and
clear ct any incumbrance whatever. II do
not sell privately before the ninth day OF SIP.
iemhrl neNt viii on that day positively sell
ct public anclicn, il Tar, or TIE next lair day
on HE P1emIsrs-Ihe terms made known on
the day al sale, Which will be accommodating
aul 10 invite all " lrr wish To purchase 10
attend on that day. 1t win be shown by my
ovrreeer. Who lives "a the turm, or myself
""o No. - tue TomahaWk Mills in Camp
hol aeau'v, }. MARLIN
hHpst l. wt@Sep.5o
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-. IbiS IS one 81 Ne nsalest Scttme. N
Managers hare had the honor 10 ahRoUaes IL
he pabhc for s0nie tine.
nhoLe ILtktts 81, haLefs ., Qunrters /
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4 Valuable lract OF Land

OR SALE
DY virtue of deed Of trust executed by
, patld Lain 10 NJ, DE subscribers. herring
date the 9th at November, l8he, and duly re-
corded n lhc clerk Office 81 Campbell eoun-
~, we slnll proceed II ~ tor Tire purposes
thcrcin mentioned. II the highrsf bidder, Tor
ready money, at Camphcll conr-louc, ON
Monday the l2lI, day OF a,ptembor le2o, be-
ing Campbell court dny,
a certain tract or parcel of Land,
lying mud being IN tie county oi Campbell,
on Dor branch, Of sen"co creek, suppo,ed IN
contain 273 acres be the sarpe, more or less,
il hcing the land sad pnVid lnln purchased
ct Hugh Morpnu. Nebclicve tie title Ia be
good, hnt viii only convey gaeh as Is vested
la Us as Trustees.
MATHEW h. NoWLlN, I rr,,s,,,
JOHN / Patrick, '''a''''
Aug 20 pu23b
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40 NeWaYa.

$40 Eeward.
StTRAYLD or Stolen from the Snbscri
y Der, about two mouths ago, a sorre roar
HORSE, slender built, high sharp wiihcrs,
one or two white feet, ahoat tn years old
viii give the above reward OF $40 tor his
delivery 10 me at Nelson Court House, or
VIII give a reward al 50 for any Information
so tut get him again.
JAMES GARLAND.
August Ia. w.t.
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EUUCATgJEgs

- &. SMITHS Classical and ErC',1
z School will reconmpnCe in IyttL'''h
on the first Monday OF September net -
session vii! continue FIVE mouths. II ei"s -
tuition the same as heretofore. Othti ''.'
pressing employmepts make il necessary >"
limit the number Of pupils TO tJttsn -os
July %. NeT"
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Stone Ware q Flower Pots.

The SUBSCRIBERS have On hand, in addition
70 the above, nearly every other article be-
longing to their husiness,-ail ot which they
will sell low for cash, or exchange Tor BEES
WAX, GINSENG, LiNsEED OIL, or any
other article Of produce, at market prices.
May %. ts79