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SHITuFifLp BNrIf-r ClU'p"u LOTTERY
etHbNn nChNsS. 'le driNn iu r-nvicuc'. on The ~
= day If 'rn' Improved pliu .n,ufrl hy letter. ~,
t'ti and tl3 lN rf'p h. sIprri ,' - riri aron'ri
by i1w. iENtNNiN L.. pNIgup u,,,,,,
ScnrHF.-l pri,c &C "lD0H cf591, lur3'0: oralo;
uf o.; SC. So j'.l n.i3. au.ulf.n"f.. 1nyr
Two tiJka.' are su b. dr.y orc mic q d in1y dfsw
IHREx'n
whac 7cIcs = Halves Cn,rars ~ ccna. r., s,, in
hVa.icty tfmn'cs, II pGNINNiN T. rAi TIV,s
Lte'y aud ES"iprrc Orrr. ~ = iT.t eir,,i
o'cr7 for Y e'o's pri tly ard ,nly attended Co.
Cddrcs scl - Ions rttrrv,n ~
BENJAMIN T.. PALMER.
hNn"A. Nh - ~ li'zh- street.
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ALLEN < BELClIER,
A. D.anI Cy.,n

EJ AVE Just received Their Spring supply ol thy Fur
n Of every sizc.-Also oval Furnaces for Taos'
They alsn have received complete assortment uf
Hollow Ware consisting of Pots Kettles FAKE Pans, Spiders
large and small Ten Ketes Caulruns uf different
odd Bake Pan Covers OF al sizes. In storn, god
uf Cut and Wrought Nails Spike, Ancs's Back
Stnp Shnyes Whiting Hoe. smhl's celebrated Bench
pll""s aud Moulding rools. Together with good assor
favorable tcrn1. April 20.
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1WTILL be sold al Public Auction the Ia day of Nay
Wv mex, at Il O'Clock H. the premises ii n,
j. syI al pfatc sace estate Ifthe late Capt lame Shaw
sad i';tc pleasantly situated George Street, snd sspts
OF tw" story dw ling house, an lot ~ by 100 feet Yer
irh"' pNico enquire OF Tic subscriber, At No. 50 Ussh
Wu,r Sf,tt JAMES 4uAW
Arrh 10 a.
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sGN CADET ssyIi
sANszARxs9E LIST 80, ~, 3

High water this day, Sh l5n-Thursday, 9!.-
Friday, l0h On.
II gives high Newport
<dkas 3hours minutes, OF nigh Boua
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NIsttNGs, of amnst desrrim1n,-qnong which
black silk, NlrSeilcs, roliuet. Valencia, ~. &c-
Suspendcrs OF all kads stocks hhdkf IN great variety
drilngs of ai kinds iaipr's trmm ngS very good
sntlnct and likewise, fine lot ofR MADE cLoTH.
NO all Of which they viii sell low, or cash approved
cte lit.
T. q. & T.. WELLS would inofn their customers aud
the public generally hat they have purclrsed OF NJ James
J. Wilson, of New York, ricnoe, ne fr cutting
garments entire new y f;cl, by which cloth lie
cut without the sSihty OF mning misiit. The ahp"c
rule hts been taken by most of TIE principal Merchant TAI
the United St,lrs within few months certiica
from whom Will be Shown by calling tine subscribers.
T.. g.. x r. w. world Hlnm the tr1lc that they
supply them with tic above rule advantageous terms
hprl - 3w
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II h~FE@S oi &i."rr y,,!., nul .t'isl ., 81 o.: rrf
lVi Strs - I".lit. aic t1ilrIrl. t'r ile NU.uv G,
Bout au' lfc' HuUhr ui Nihtv s,pJIs ~ 10. .rur,i,t
w-ri dl., Ils' ih"r r7f,p's 20 f,t Il a v.,ic a. u..
lately r"'i' nI nb! s+,I ui ttHrllpL rtef i1 tie rry
o' NeV fwN' w''' eNc'y Facility w tr offered hy Caha
lrcs aHi oihtr ir0 ttif CON uf,ri 4 A., -
ut 'm ~ nim "t Va 1'i'l urg ~" Wc'ora tautt,y
g.. ~ ~ : "
hcw v1., .'r'-i,- iG ,.t
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re EAlOXAI..

vH ART e. DiNLil, \. rclrnt T,l0rs, respectfully
4 Il inform their I'll nd, and The pIh.c, !lnu they have
frdNci Il IN NJ. trH-Dn street, II Nn. -, Nr,inn
ST." street ''rc they wl b. happy t. wI all WHO may
favor tl, n with their custom.
tHEY KEEP CJNsrhHry OK HhSD, Z general assortment
OF Hurhlui', tdSs.H"rrs Ncsnss, &c. ficy win IN kr
ghht'lS IN th" nrirs m'n"r, al al tic shortest notice
= Particular aiCnti"n pad o. CIlt!ng. mach nj
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e NNGt hANI ~ In- 's. .tlv b. :t.ns i,a ,uhic tb:
y r ~" commenced ~ rlul ~ a. dr, s..ry ut tie
hG! ".fAft w.,r Lc viii ics,'t., .,c-! ht..ir. ui
'r'rh,"g h"mly l'ani 10 Eurish t,rsla. Iuuct ru,c
~ rs my b" as,ei;'r at ii0 ouJ Ronm, anJ uUe IN
srhri hpIf'. hrd .
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AUFSTIEN C'a,l, 1ny. cry Nrls and Eichms,I /
w Hflii.f.ofJ 80! llyNa.d stae' fln1r-fH sie nv
S,i1 .) S|fv ADAMS H.
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NEW GOODS.

At No. ~, MARKET SQUARE.
E7 c. & Il. WELLS have just received from the Auc-
Esa os in Bu.tun aud New York, their Spring supply
ol American, English French and German BROND-
CLOTHS and Crsnicres, ora choice selection, among
,yu rh hurp XiI
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REMOVAL.

= FNI I'VE, UITi, NTNUDW GLlSf, sc.
EBHi and smInd white Lead Of irst qli!ny,
Ncflcgt.c dry and grmnd in tnl,
Paiis white anl Whiting. bv the cls:. or M retail,
French aud hmr lean yellow, Lamvblck,
Venetian and r,i Lead, Spanish ir,wn,
l,e luuge, timber, Chrome Yellow,
ficnoh Green, NernlIlon, pfusian i.lnc,
Pant Gnsl' e a shcs, Cupl and Japln Vani5h, Lin
seed Dil, raw md bHlei,
spirits iuTrcntine, Window Glass of n sizes,
White Lead IN kegs iir,i aud ID .uiilv.
The auvc Paints 0lpcl fir sale II vh,cs,n nr retail
Tie Subscribers wsi IA tlit thanks o. tncr cue
TONER'S and slclt continuance u their f,os, assuring
them III their stuck s b. nf the npt qt1t, and Their
prices ~ low ~ good stock can le brir IN ihs town.
T.. n. !. CLARKE,
April crn1aw Centred s'tnqL
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KEIL I3J,7TE.


On tie Goth May, "a ~ O'Clock, A. NJ. on tho nS<sAa
TUE valuable REAL EsrArE, belonging to Us beAs 4
Col jeremiah Oney, Consisting vi Is Horse Iuss yunaed
on pawtucket East Turnpike near ClGeys Lane.
ALSO,
One Vt Of meadow land, containing acres and q ~
adjoining, Westerly said House Lots.
ALSO,
one Lot, containing acns and 10 rods, whh . hsQn
ucfeor, standing IN the ufe lint mentiutcd L1, wfA
nyvr failing spring. of water and fountain erected o-
on wn an act Of Incorporation, PISSED May ssioa, lopo,
po1clng 10 Tie said jeremiah Cney, and bs hs aud -
signs TIE fslt and exclusive oi said waters, with Tg1A q
lmg oe+, aud penalty for disturbing said logs, Sc. Rsk
ece Ia the sud eris Of Incorporation aud plat " s atoyt
described prem sc may be examined by calling tre Cktt
ting Rom of ~ Stddlrd. Coidaiol,s made known q -
time ot and place O! sale. Auh
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STAGE NOTICE.
FOR NEW-YORK.
Aptl3O.
STEAM BOAT WASHINGTON
FOR PORTLAND.

E'NEu THE good schooner CLIMAX, Hicks, Master,
S-esIs for feiaht plssa.t, apply 10 the Master
GS-Ass>s. board, to SETH ADAMS JR.
April II ~ soith Water street.
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by MARTIN STODDARD.

NOTICE.
The sale Of Real Estate adyenLed by the sube. SS szx
atcd IN iewes 81. postponed Till Nay 10Th, u III ssp'
Time and place. (See Ai.ensemert)
April 70 III. STODDARD. krf, .
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIN ED,

SATURDAY, Aprll &c.
'Schr Besey and Eliza, Baxter, from Boston with
tncrchandise 10 Slater, Wardwcl 6, Go. Simpson &
Hodges, Low s. Fcnner, Robinson s Kendall, VIM
# Summons, and others
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LOST

& : Sinday Ht. round Hair omb, Of tortoise she'll Il
D bcon-, to ln" tl who values particularly pres
The finder I receive the Thanks flnl rev n! If &c 1u
'I from the owner, an leaving at this oil hp.il %.
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CATHOLIC BOOKS.

FISr received Som lElld, Jill, Us -ot tncut Of
- Catholic nunhs CONSISTING u the most 5eiu book, u
instruction, aud lryci -. ks-in tie In.lA hngI'gc
They may be- olninrJ by crg II lie stJe vi.
PlycTnc, ur u.,o.I the suJ c..D-i,
tpri, - T., D. WDCDIEE.
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DI led.

DIED.
In this town, on Tuesday last, Miss Louisa Angel,
- the 63l year Of her age.
In Waterloo, N. Y. 3,st ult. Mr.. Philip Chace,
son Of Mr.. Simeon Chace, Of Rehoboh, aged about
~ years.
In Boston, on Sunday morning last, Sarah, wife Of
Mr.. Horace Fox, formerly Of this town.
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MARRIED.

Ia this town, on Thursday evening last by Rev.
Mr.. Wilson, Mr.. Gushing Brown, Jr. to Miss Eliza
Freeman.
In Pawtuxet, on Sunday evening last, by Rev.
Mr.. Shartlif. Mr.. William Allen Of Pawtucket, to
Miss Phebe E. Rhodes, Of lie former place.
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nr&N y u.s,r.i mr. al - Wes:a.lus,e. Eov,
~ 10. e d .N3, '.ralr.gn .ints,
gI ls..,', Us j., l.. HIsi.u,
i's"y .'A .ol,,s.-- i,sst'. g. CO. f4l- ~
A4t a. T.. +. :J;rH
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LOUISIANA COTTON.
Il "a BALES pin, Lor,,rEI Cot On, landing from shi,
q - Gca ii"o, 10. sale ~ i. W. CAitahi ER,
ApHGI y. - - ao.tu Wa,ct s,ient.
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BARKER & W ARDWELL,
a w toH-l'f ir'"nus hiIlv p9piics OF Hardware and
Hnr"In, vi % to-, tI .ui luN Tor ca..i or approved
'ro. A''. tcsh suri' of cIoicc Glr,cn Seed onA
"hp !, - ul wii lIpni - b,. EoanI Tuinip Seed.
\. ! ''u si,cr t,' o.t r.as., Cooper ani Iron.
4 .rit y.
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ATOTICE-By virtue Of decd af trust, ex-
" rcuted tn the subscriber by Edmund Ir-
,ino hearing date the Dist day Of March.
1923. and duly recor'od in the Clerks office Of
Be.lfori county on the 9th t'av If October evi,
shalt for the purposes expressed in said deed
nc trust. al Bedford Court House, procaef IN
sell, hv way Of rnhlie auction, for cash, tract
Of land, supposed to '6eotain-35o acres living on
Otter River, in the the county of Bedford The
whole of the above land is in wood. ard great
portion Of il good tobacco land The right to
the above land is believed tn he unquesionable
tu. acting rs trustee shall convey onl" such
tlr as Is vested in me bv tho trnst derd afore-
aid. CALOIIlLL MENUS, Trustee.
Sent o. fdsl3
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AGT&I(ULTtTIsE.


On MANUR.NG LAND.
To fnrncrs especially To those Of Pennsylvania
mm otthose States bordering INIT
II has loug Appeared Ia me, thai YOU practice
an eXceedug erroneous method IN the manu-
aiDs ofVom iaDd Although the season has
nov all bat too tar elapsed Tor these remarks 10
t"nd 10 lesSenng the evil, yet ms it * " better
late than never, shalt ploceed ~ our etro
ncous practice alluded TO, +, tat Of hauling out
your manuro and laying it ~ small heaps du-
ring vcgy warm season q the year, (Augustl
exposed. OF ueCcS #itv. 10 the pafehing RAYS of
the sun which eShausfs one f,utih part OF il AT
least, thereby coca sioning you very great lnss
IN the manure, aud IN the lnbour ofhauIlng it oul.
and, of course. the crop winch follow. Is much
diminished IN quality from what II might he un-
der other modes.
II has long since been nsJertsincd that the
quantity of water exha ed trom TIN surface Of the
earth 10y 'he sun IN warm WIZ he, IS very great
way the lowest calculation, during summer
months, not less than 1890 gallons per acre per
day.
Now, suppo inC that cnch ofth. solali heaps
Of manure a. they lac shot out Of the cart 10 hr
feet square on the surface of tho .,oand. and
the eXhalation or evaporation bv the sun during
August to be at the rate uf 1900 gallons prr da,
PEI acre anh the acre IN br sln square ,aids
each square yard Of ground must emit about
enc third OF a gallon OF laid pcr dav--each
small heap OF manure occupying about OF near
" two square yards of surface, would weld near
~ two thirds OF paiou Of tiuid, for aach dav il
remains exposed 10 lice d,roc, rpv> of the sun-
And surprising the manure 10 rei1ain IN these
smfdl heaps hut one week before thev are spread
aud covered over b. the operations uf ploushing
and narrowing, and II may often be- observed 10
remain much longer than week-cnch small
heap of manure must lose four gallons Of its 1,r-
III ia week, OF % HIS. weight Of the best part
Of its substance. "ill suppose cart load OF
manure hauled hY two horses, 10 weigh twelve
hundred cght and 10 be distributed INTO ten
small n 9, II the fcld. each heap would weigh
about 10 lbs which, by REMAINS 2 so long ~.
posed. loses enc fourth Of ITS best parts. But
although Cqifnlntl0ns as above, only show The
less o one fourth, or one entlre load Of manure
IN -four, yet practical remarks would | think
make the wasfc much greater--for, we may Oh.
serve the straw, DC. OF manure so spread, 10 be
come totally dry and exhausted
In my opinion, the best mode of beSiowing
manure on land, Is, for the dung cart To follow
the plough, and Ia spread il in very small heaps
II the frrCw last nade-thcn a. The plough re
turns, II would cover the manure by the sod next
turned op--cioss blowing and narrowing would
afterwards incorporate the manure with the soil.
and preserve the former from the principal
part oi that exhaustion whIch, IN the present
mode. wastes so much Of u hat IS SO valuable TO
the farmer
The ohct or only change, then in the mode
Of wing manure, is, 10 have The dung cart
and the plough going at tie same time
stat NOminiS UBlbrn.
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on THE sALyAIIoN OF HORSES.

BY I. ,. httntSTng.
This disorder lr,qucntly attacks horses in ma
ny paris Of the United States II IL well known
to consist in an unnntura effmeion of saliva IN II
Yatery state, how ing often with fapid succession.
and dominating exceedingly the animals sub
ject To IT. Cows. also. have been known 10 be
slightly affected by the same disorder, but 10 o.
Their domestic animals.
Earinits cnnIrctures have been formed on the
cauSe of lhs morbid atipctInu, some OF winch
are rather iudcrous If not extrayagaut. Sdch,
for instance. is tnat " hlch aScrbes II to n spI.
der swallowed by he horses But | am not a
ware that any one has published rs YET the real
cause aud the knon ledge OF a speedy remedy
seems 10 be still more wanted.
Being enabled 10 point ont The true cause, and
to offer remedy | venture To publish both IN
the expectation OF contributing thereby 10 les
sen and prevent the injury arising from neglect
and accident.
am happy to mention that am indebted To
my worthy friend, Mr.. bradbury. for the lead
ing facts IN tins statement. We both agreed IN
con occurring property on this subject but he
had the advantage To ascertain the fact by
actual experiments, and to point out the proper
cure.
Two kinds Of weeds " hich grow occasionally
in meadows and pastures, produce this disordel
whenever they are accidentally eaten Ivy horses
and cattle, together wlIh clover OF grass Sheep
aud hogs never eat them. The hr-t and the
worst is the EnphorbiG hppuidfoi!a a small
milky plant with opposite smooth ave. and We
~ small white lowers.-The second IS the Lo-
betia iH6aia, or asthma-weed, a larger plant
with Alternate hairy leaves, blue flowers aud
swred eed vessels Both have the leay, ovate.
obong, and slightly oothed
They both blossom AT the end of the summer
when OF course they are largest and most de-
trimrntal Being mixed with the second growth
OF clover and grass, they sometimes become EN-
tangled thereto, aud are eaten by horses. who
would probably reject Them otherwise. They
NAV likewise become mixed with the second
crop Of hay, and he eaten with il nv hoise.
Hence has arisen the vulgar opinion which as
q lbed this disorder to the second growth OF clo-
yer.
Both fhe above plauts faso energetic pro.
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TO T1HDPS

lHE suhsCriher has devnled tnc greatest
~ par nj the last twelve ,9on tins q the sub
ieci Of improving the method aof measuring
aud cutting. Ihnt there are radical defects
IN all the systems that have heretofore been
presented to the trade, wiitappear obvious o
any one who will take The least notice of the
hitting OF garments. in at hast two thirds Of
The cases which GENE under his observation
The human form is ms variable as the hnmau
tnce and to iit these various forms 10 nde
qnate directions have been giveniu any ofthe
systems. II is true, they all spsak ot rnrin-
iions; but those variations as they exist in the
systems, are subject 10 two radical defects
Ia the first place, the variations are by no
means sufficient for the purpose, aud in the
next place, The application OF them is predica
ted ON no fixed principles, but Is left 10 the
eye of the Tailor altogether hence, the 1T
tie satisfaction IN ost Iallors take IN the prog
ress OF their business. on account of the MISS
fits aud alterations to which they are subject
have experienced my share oil these inenu-
yeniences during practice oil DeerlY Eve and
twenty years, aud the true difficulty never
presented iiselt To me until wear past. The
system that have formed has been submitted
TO the scrutiny OF the best Iallors in the Uni
ted States, aud certificates from some of the
first Of them will snhserve my purpose much
OPllRr ibhn any recommendation oil my own.
Ihfv are annexed below.
Z have lately visited NeW.3 ,ork md Philadel-
phia ior the doube purpose of submitting the
principle of my system In the Talors, and of
opeoing regular correspondence 10y which
to get The fashions as often as is necessary,
iron the above named places, or from Lon
don. Any4otahe Tailors within reach Of
Lynchbura. may have lot OF patterns sent
him at any Time. either of the Nv York or
the Philadelphia fashions, with such rsmarks
as may he necessary torhis use. hy forwarding
SO accompanied with an order To TINT effect
The report of the London fashions comes out
twice in the year, and will come 10 subscu
hers at 900 per annum, syable semi-annusllv
in advance. Thepresent price OF my s. stem
Of measuring and cutting is SO, ten tor the
Coat Scale and five tor The Vest do. II IS no
ped that The TaiIors viii End ii their interest to
possess themselves of this improvement in
their line of business.
DANIEL WILLIAMS.
Lyncbbnrg, Oct. =
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VaiuabIe acaL Estate for Sale.

Valuable AcdL Estate tor SAFE.
H1tHE subscriber in pursuance oi two
i dre.'s ottrusi, txecniedi to him by the
'afvyiHg partners of the .ltc firms OF GnIt
HHlinck. x to. aud tiaIi d Bullock, and
lac eS"cuors et VIM. Gait, deceased, (Which
.ie"ds bear date on the 3lst day Of March
's2s ol.fS tor sale, he following valuable
teh property, 10 Wit,
2l6 IL acres of land, purchased by the
sand Gail, Bullock N CO. OF Il. y 4. Brad.
ute, situated in the county of Bedford, near
ne town Of NV London.
~ ii arrrs Of land, lying in Campbell
'Pnptv, near Gamblers Monnl.in, and in the
'ir'nity OF ihe town OF Lynchburg.
IN undivided mniriy ni the Black Water
WIZ, and the lands thereto appurtenanl, stu
ale IN the ir.ae3inle mel ghborhood Of the
own of ienchhurg the property above
n"'crihcd. belongs to the concern of Gait,
iaiock Il Coz
Also, the lollowin. real Estate, belonging
hlhe concern Of Gait y Bullock, 10 Wit:
Inc Horse and Lot, with the appnrienan-
''' IN the tow of Lynchburg, formerly oc-
c'llrh by the said concerns, MS "A Store, and
Va" IN the occupancy Of Mckee Il Meem.
Also, the House and Lot immediately in
ne rear of the one last mentioned, and now
Ve4r"d b1 Landlord x Vrddrr.
IL" terms OF sale viii be liberal. aud mad,
Nho"'f on application 10 thu subscriber, who
WI convey IN The purchaser or purchaser.
,'n Ute As IS vested in aim by the deeds %,
'"sl a'oresall. and - pihrr.
CHioNELL pABNEY, Trustee.
guy IA ~.
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2 WILL sell from 3O0to 500 acres of unclear
- ed land, lying in Bedford county, three
quarters OF a mile from New London Academy
and thirteen from Lynchburg Iii well adapt
ed to the culture of Tobacco and the different
kind OF gram usually cultivated i'm the neighbor
hood Is well watered, aud lies better than any
tract o! its size IN this part ofthe country II is
80 situated as TO be entirely exempted from da-
mage by heavy rams or high water The terms
will he very accommodating say one two
and three years, upon small payment in hand.
Enquire of the subscriber, one mile aud a hal
south Of New London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. IL. 1899
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NJ the late Anniversary of tho settleme
alem during the course of The cAcrcis
huroh. the follow mg ode written nv
ent Adams in lso2. aud was sung
By President iduni'
WhsH orr the hillows beavins deep,
Thu fathers of anr rnce.
The prcceri~ uf my Tod 10 kcan,
Sought hero their resting place.
The gracious God th"ir hart prepared
Preserved from every harm.
AMI still fur ihelr protection barred
His everlasting arm,
Ills broth, Inspiring cvnry gale.
iniPcls ihem on the mah.
His guardian angel sItcad ihnir sal
Aud tcmpesls howl N VAN.
For them Old ocean. rocks arc smonth'd,
Decrmbers face grows mild
To vcrnal airs her blasts are soothd.
Aud all her rage beguid
When G,nine rolls her harrnrd eves,
His over hountenus hand
Abundance Tram the seas anpplies
And treasure, from tho sand.
Nor vet his tender mercies ccusc,
lis ovrrruhnc plan
lnelines Ia gentrnrss md peace
Tho heart Of say. = man,
And can onr stony h"sotns h.
To all the. wonder, hind
Nor swell with th5aaf lues, oThp.,
oh parent ofmankud
Al pracjous God inHnma our zcai.
hlspcuso on" blessing nlere
Gfnnt ~ tn huuutenus love to feel
Thy goodurs, Ia adore
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RY FLETCHER & TOLEEe.
TERMS.

e, rsr annnn, payable IN adsanre.-N" sun
II - ~ received for less time than sis MONTHS
-stpton wv ii be discontinued fhut AT the discretion
sgd no se,lor.l an.il all arrearaees arc paid
,,,e,tses,sats will be inserted at ~ CENTS per
qssfe 'ot = 1base from a distance must he pad Tor
,ie,r Insertion, thu payment assumed by
efs PRIV responsible person in Lynehe"'s'
r.h,ce,y Orders exceeding two sqnaresare III
..r,el for six dollars =. r,,... uu., Ao po.,
., they will not be attended TO-
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Iaiudbie property Jar sdic, at Char
Inttc Court Horse.

= shall ot,rr for sale, to the highest bidder, en-
= the first Monday in November next (heng
court day J my property, ~ this place, consist
NJ Ola newly finished twn story dwelling house.
shop which occupy as Tailor ice house,
smoke house. kitchen. Stable, aud 4 goot gar
den, well enclosed, and all in good repair. Tho
ht contains about three acres, and lies within
one hundred wards oftwo Idvcrns. four Stores,
and the Court House. The situation is pleas
ant and convenient to man oi my protest. N,
lawyer pr physician. To tailor VINO wishes 10
settle himself rmfortahly this is desirable pro-
perry, as il is believed 10 ne good stand lor
that business, if not the best that can he selected
IN the upper country. those disposed to pur-
chase would do well TO call aud examinc the pre-.
mISeS before the day of sale
Terms made known on the day ofsa'e.
ROBERT S. ANDREWS.
Sept & tdSa.