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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-26
NOTICE.

INTENDING to move to the west.
IL l offer for sale the tract of land
on WHICH | reside; containing 40
acres, lying in the North Garden, Al
bemarle County, on the north fork
of Hardware, between 8 or 9 miles
from Charlottesville. The new stage
road passing through it that leads
from Charlottesville to Lynchburg.
This land is in very compact body
and we'll watered, containing about
100 acres of low grounds; and has
an ample supply of timbered land
OF good Quality for tobacco. wish
to sell this valuable tract of land i'm
nediately, as ] am determined to
move. | deem il unnecessary to give
a further description of the land as it
is well kfown in the ue:ghbourhood :;
and persons living at distance will
vIaw the land before buying the
buildings are ordinary.
PAUL DURRETT.
Oct. S---I0 &c
N. B. This land will remain for
sale until sold.
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GROCERIES, sc.

yHTHE undersigned informs his fricrds and
II the public IN general, that be has ms,
received new and complete supply OF Gro.
cerics, purchased on the best terms for cash.
and OF the first quality, which he assures
them shall be offered oE the most reasonable
terms. Every article which he may sell he
warrants to be fresh and COED
Among his present assortment are the fol-
lowing
- sacks Liverpool filed Salt, Bacon, Lard
ana -Butter-W hiskey by the bbi-Apple
Brandy-good old Peach Brandy-French
Brandy-Rum--bcst Madeira Wins-.Mo.
lasses of best quality, and all kinds OF Sugars
ALSO--constantly on hand, Flour, Com.
Corn Meal, aad Oats. Shad and Mackerel.
Goshen Cheese, new Albany Beer, and fresh
Crackers, by Jameson and Dill, low 10. cash
together with every other article usually
Kept IN Grocery Store. A share of the
public patronage is respectfully solicited
Oct0 Ii. MOSBY, Random Hov
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS !

HID F. BOYD & BROTHER will dis.
Il pose of their stock of Hats and Shoes
at very reduced prices they have great
many oieach article, some OF which are OF
the best quality. They will cnumcrate few
OF The prices, viz.
Black fur Hats, at 2, 3, q, and So
Do. do. best quality,
Ladies' best Prunella Shoes, ST. 10
Do. I'd quality,
Do. Sd do. rs
Childiens Shoes, 81 I-2 so
Coarse Shoes, so rs
Morocco Shoes, so n l 90
They are determined to sell off their pre-
sent Stock, aud therefore will accommodate
persons who wish To buy, - low for CASH.
N. B. We have on hand prime purce. O f
BACON d LARD-we believe il better
than usually met with, and the price The
same others sell for. b. ~ b.
August l32 If
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NEW BOOKS.
SIS REV ARD.


- ANYWAY from the subscriber,
IA living near Gordonsville, Orange
county, Va. about the first of October
last, a Negro Man Of the name of
iOUDOl N between thirty seven e.
thirty eight years old, five feet nlne
inches high, of yellow complexion, has
a fierce look, walks very erect, very
quick in reply when spoken to, and
altogether quite sprightly and good
looking mulatto fellow. Said negro
Man formerly belonged to Mr.. John
Watson. who resides in the upper part
OF the county of Albemarle, in the
neighborhood OF which place he is
probably now lurking.
The above reward of Fifteen Dol
lars, viii be given for said mula,to fell
low Ut delivered to the subscriber, or
Zen Dollars if secured in any Jail so
that get HIM again, and all reasoDa-
bic charges paid.
WILLIAM BOSTON.
Gordonsvll!e, Orange CO. Va
November 80 Is If
The Editor of the Staunton Specta.
tor will insert The above three times
and forward his account to this office
Tor collection.
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The HAMBURG B.auty-wbo tina,

The Hamburg Beaaty.-Who that
ever visited the Continental Liverpool,
has not heard OF the schone (lovely)
Mariana, the fairest among ten thou
sand, at whose feet princes and mobiles
have sighed in vain, and who. though
Of Lowry parentage, has refused the
riches, offers Z? She is an aubergiste,
and her house, in the midst OF garden
is about two miles from the city.-On
the evening of our visit she was retiring
to rest; but, 10 crafty the strangers, she
came down from her bower, aud we
ordered in champagne. She is a fine
large woman, about fye-and-twenty, of
fair complexion, with eyes beautiful
ly expressive. In the room was por-
trait of herself, and oil many of her IT,
tied admirers, whose Over,ures she has
hitherto rejected, aud preserved an' un-
sullied reputation. Her property is
said to amount to5s6O1e, "A large sum on
the Continent aud, of rings alone, she
possesses 800. During the summer,
the house was full from morning till
night, with young men, who go there
10 gaze at her. SheIs very affabie in
her manners, and not at all spoiled by
the attention which has been shown
her.-Aierandcrs Traceif.
Ampn'e.ion IF the Leg, dc. AT the
last sitting Of the PARIS Academy of
Sciences, NJ. Velpeau, a surgeon, read
apaper on the puiation ufthe leo in
the articulation of the knee; 10 mhich
ne contends that 1t is more simple and
rapid. and less painful and dan Lerous,
than by tie thigh. nj. Valpeau states
mat he has performed several opera
lions IN this way with perfect success.
AT the same sitting, letter on electri-
city was read from NJ. Charles Matew-
SKY; In which he states, from various
experiments, that the developement Of
electricity may take place without
chemical action; and this phenome-
non may be manifested by the simple
contact Of metals Of different nature.
'emed'es for Lockjaw.--We are
informed by friend th.t a sure pre-
veLlive against this terrible disease is
10 take some strong soft soap and mix
win IL sufficient quantity of pulveri-
zed chalk, Sd as make il of the cons;s-
tence OF bnck wheat batter-put il
into a cloth or small bag and apply it
to the wouni-keep the chalk moist
ented with fresh supply Of soap until
the wound begins to discharge, and
the patient receive relief. Our friend
stated to Us, and inplici. confidence
may be placed in what he says, that he
has known several cases snere this
remedy has been successfully app!i-
ed. So simple and vaiuabI a remedy,
within tie reach ofevery person, ought
to be universally known.-N. Y.
Ecening Post.
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NOTICE.
YESHE subscriber has lust rece;v,

VIE subscriber has just received from
M The North very superior Stock of
Blue, Btaek, Broom. OiiUe and Dro6
CLOIHS D. CASSIIIEKES-
Also-a variety OF Vestings of the latest i'm
porlation; all of which he pledges himself to
make up In tho neatest manner and on the
most accommodating terms He has also
just received the Fail and Winter Fashions
tor 1880 and 81, furnished him bv Ward *
Williams OF Philadelphia, and Saguer of N
iork' which he exhibits at his shop Tor the
Inspection OF his friends and customers
October % III. PRICE
N u. Constant employment vii
be gwen to Two or three lourn eymen.
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NOTICE.

FENHE business heretofore done in this
IL place under the firm of Geo. Pulling L.
Co. was dissolved on the LIST inst. by mutuil
consent. GEORGE PULLING,
THOMAS PULLING,
MUSCO l.. DAY.
The subscribers have sold the stock on
hand, together with the debts due the firm of
Geo, Pulling g. Co. 10 Mr.. WIN. J. WEBB,
who will also pay any debts duo by the con-
Germ. PULLING 81 DAY,
OF Richmond.
The subscribers have connected themselves
under the firm ofPulling 81 Webb and will
continue the business as heretofore done by
Geo. Pulling 81 Co. and respectfully request
the continuation of that patronage so liber-
ally given TO the former firm.
GEORGE PULLING,
WIN. J. WEBB.
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NOTICE.

Ts'HE Subscriber having received;
= his supply of Fall and Winter
Goods offers them at unusually low
prices. Among which are the follow.
ing Cloths, Sa'tlnets, Blankets an d
Fa:nels, very low, Mems Calf Skin
Shoes, Ladies Prrpello Shoes, Slippers
and Boots of superior quality. A good
assortment of Cotton Yarn. A few
sets OF fine Tea China. Loaf and
Brown Sugar. Fresh Gunpowder
Tea. A prime lot of Java Coffee, and
very considerable supply of Hard
ware, specification of which would
he here unnecessary. He deems it
aImos, useless to observe, that his pur-
chsscs, which are pretty extensive IN
Dry Goods, Groceries and Hardware.
were principally made for Cash, and
consequently is enabled to sell at the
most reduced prices offered in market.
ANDREW LEiTCH.
Nov. IL. 81
N. B. lie also offers for sale. Sad
die Trees, Hog Skins, Webbing, and
other articles in the Saddler's line, at
the Richmond prices. A. l..
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ESTRAYS.

Il 'AkEN up on the 18th ult. am es.
IL tray Steer, ,cith a crop and ua.
derheel an each ear, chite on, the bacl
ane under The belly, aoiM a few ,ohit
hairs 6etaoeer his horns, and has on a,
Old belt-about t,celue gears old, anc
appraised to ten dollars. also, a Ram
aoa'te, aoith crop IN each ear, and an,
o'er ana under Keel on the left ear
appraised to one dollar and t,osntu fin.
cents.
lhe oacner or o,Uners can haze M.
aoore Estrays, by prouing propertj
and paying charges.
NICHOLAS BURNLEY
.Nou ) 3fn
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REVIEWS, &c.

FEHHE Undersigned is agent for the follow
II ing publications, viz.-North Anne NJ
can Review, SO per annum; American
Quarterly, $5; Edinburg Review, Sd I;
London Quarterly Review, So; Westmia.
ster Review, SO; Library of Useful Know.
edge !; Library Of Entertaining knowledge ;
Encyclopedia Americana. popular Diction,
airy OF arts, sciences, literature, history, Poll
tics and biography, brought down to the
present time ; on the basis of the 9Th edition
ot the German conversations Lexicon -
published quarterly at 50 so per vol. each
containing more than 600 large octave pa
ges, to be complete in 12 vols. Subsciip-
tons or orders for any OF the above works
thankfully received by
c. r. M'KENNIE.
Nov. 5, 80 If
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JUST RECEIVED
CABINET MAKING,

fETHE undersigned, having served a reru
IL lar apprenticeship in first rate estab
shment IN the City of ID fillmore, and work
d In different shops in thht City, for several
years, deems himself well experienced in the
manufacture of fashionable and tasteful "a.
binet Furnture-and not offers his services
to the Citizens of this pltce and its vicinity
to execute anysarticle inhis line, and assures
them tnat his work shall be done faithfully
and elegantly, on moderate terms. His place
OF business is at the shop OF Mr. John Temp.
kIns, where his work may be seen, as well
as at several other places in town.
GEO. w Balm
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POETRY
"nAul.w. wnArrv.s,r rouen..."
EWES PUNISHMENT.

EYES PUNISHMENT.
.HE ku.lt--thc over glorious sky
-, Spread Its blae wings above
And angel harps were breathing songs
- never dying isve,
The stainless moon was slaneing bright,
Upon the slittering robes ofnisht.
In their uutirng gaze,
Upon the bright and sinless bower,
Der homo in happier days:
Tho sapphire walls n heaven unfiried
Their bssaens to tue Eden world.
Eho knelt--the earth lay calm beneath
The Holy Spirits smile
And strains Of seraph melody
Stole on her ears the while
And whispering winds, and zcphyrs bland
iicr pale and feverish temples famed.
Ste kneit--in It's nntrouhicd pride
The wavclcss stream rolled by,
And glittered in tho beamy light
OF the unclouded sky-
And onward passed, In murmuring sweep,
Unto the vast and watery deep.
She wept-a curse was on her heart,
A curse that could not die,
For the decL sin which rested there,
Was registered On high I;
She wept-hcr scared heart could not bear
The stciiess night Of its despair.
She wept-,o ioavolthe sunny flowers
That gemmod the sylvan scene,
And danced like fairy jewellers,
Upon the. glilterlng green,
Which alinn1t:offered rivalry
Unto the bright and glorious sky.
She wept-that all the shining host
That gazed upon her then
Should never light her steps unto
That sinless hover again;
but hence her heritage should lie,
To toss on iiie's wild billowy sea.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-26
Approved Family Medicines

ajAJ HIGH are celebrated tor the cure of
most diseases that the human frame
Is subject to. Prepared only by the sole pro.
Prietor H. ", Dyott, ID. grandson of the
late celebrated DIR. Robertson, of Edinburgh.
Dr' KS. celebrated Stomach Eiirir of Health
loi the cure of coughs, colds. approaching
consumption, whoopng cough asthma. pains
in the breast, wind in the stomach dvrnon.
STA, bowel compla nts, dysenlary, &c. Pric
one dollar and fifty cents per bottle
DT' RoO6TtSon S pegetabie Nervous Cordial
or Nature s Grand Restorative.
recommended for the cure of nervous com
paints generally, inward weakness. denres-
sion OF the spirits, head ache. tremor. fn;nt-
ness, hysteric fits, nervous debility. imam
Perance, mercurial disease, impotancy, dis
eases peculiar to females, &c Price ono dol
lar and fifty cents per bottle
Dr; n $: ceteb'ated Gout e. Rheumatic Drops.
safe and eifectual cure Tor the Jout and
rheumatism, lumbago, stone and gravel swell
ing and weakness OF the Joints sprains.
bruises, pains in the head and face, frosted
ieet' &c. frIce two dollars per bottle.
mr. Robertson'S Stomach Butcrs.
celebrated for Strengthening a weak slo-
mach, increasing the appetite, aud a certain
preventive against the fever and arue, &c.
Price one dollar per bottle.
Dr:RS. hyattibie Wo,m DESTROYING Lozeaoes.
medicine universally esteemed for ex-
peliing every species of worms from the hu-
man body Price 80 cents per package-larpe
PACKAGES one GolIa-.
DT. Dyotts Patent Itch Ointment.
FOR pleasantness, safety, expedition and
certainty OF cure, Is unequalcd by any other
medicine In use, for the removal of this disa-
greabie, tormenting complaint II has no un.
plea SAINT sneil,a may be Used on the young
est infant with safety. Price so cts Ter boY
DR.. Dyott,s nti-Bitious Pius.
which, 1t administered in time TO remove
the bile from the stomach, will prevent all
bilious complaints, malignant fevers, ague d
fever, bilious cholic, pleurisy, worms Olsen.
tary head ache, heart burn, loss of appetite.
colds and coughs, dyspepsia or indigestion,
hab,tual costiyeness, &c. Price % cents per
box-large boxes 30 cents
Dr. DyoHs Intattibte Tooth .7ehe DroDs.
Price % cents-smal vials % cents
DT' pickers, Ointment for the cure ofthe Tet-
Ter, ring Worm, &c Price 81 1-2 per box.
Tie CtTcdSSian Eye Water
celebrated tor curing most disorders of the
Ieyes.-frlce fifty cents-sual walls % cts.
Mahy's approUed PiaiSter Cloth.
sovereign remedy for all ulcers and sores.
sore s,biles, sore legs, swellings ,spIains,
cuts, bruises, pains in the back and breast,
corns on the feet, &c. Price % cents, so cts.
and one dollar for each size plaster.
Approved and recommended by Doctor
Rush and Doctor Ply SICK of Pbladephia,
and by the most eminent of tie Faculty in the
Y. states. Just received and for sale by
GEO. PULLING 81 co.
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COACH MAKING.

EOHN TOMPKINS has commenc-
~ ed the Coach Business in Char
lo'tesvlIie, on MaIn.sueet, opposite the
Central Hotel. Having first rate work
men from the North will enable bin To
execute work ~ the neatest manner
and newest style.
Sept. 24-s If
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z INTERROGATION, or Whitwelrs or orig;
IA glnal Opcdeldoc-For bruises, strains.
spralns, govt, rheumatism, granny, numbness'
weakness, or stiffness of the neck or Joints
chIiblalns, chaPped hands, stings of insects,
vegetable Posons, &c. &c. applicable TO man
or beast Warranted more than double the
strength of the hard Opedildoc. Recon-.
mended by one of the first physicians in Eu.
rope or America. GEO. PULLING a. CO
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Elegant Chairs.
TO be dram shnrkLu

WE have received few more dozen of
w those handsome Gilt Chairs, with Set,
tees p match. They are considered very
cheaI We have also several dozen lower
price BOYD A. BROTHER.
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Salmon, Mackerel, sc.

EDICKLED Salmon, in kegs, Shad, Mack
g erel, and Herring. Also, % sacks Ii.
vcrpool filed Salt, West India and N. .. Su-
gars Loaf DO. Tea, Coffee, and Chocolate,
prime West India Molasses and NewOrleans
Rum, Whiskey by the hbl. French and Ap.
pie Brandy, Cordial and Malaga Wine, Tai.
low and Spcrmaci'n Candles, Turpentine
and Shaving Soap Fur & Wool Hats, Shoes
Soal and Upper Leather, with variety of
other useful articles, Tor sale low, by
JOSEPH BISHOP.
NV 10
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-26

UST received, large assortment of fresh
81 Drugs, Medicines, Paints &c. Comnri.
sing, with stock on hand general assert.
ment of established and new articles.
GEO. PULLING g. co
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FLORIDA WATER.

a supply of Florida Water manufactured
IA by J. NJ. Larogue just received and
for sale by
GEO. PULLING d. co
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Shepherds Improved,

u tSORMERLY Judkins' Patent Specific
III Ointment, for the cure of White Swell.
inlngs; Sore Legs and Ulcers, Rheumatic
rams; SPralns and Bruises old and fresh
wounds, Scalded Head Ring Worms !;
letter, &c. &c.
we have received parcel Of the above to
sell on Commission, fran John II. Eustace,
richmond, which may be relied on as geDu
me. Certificates of numerous extraordinary
cures and directions for nsing the ointment
accompany each jar.
2 r. BOYD g. BROTHER.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-26

vHSIlE subscribers have just received a
n supply of the following articles -
Cologne Water in various shapes-Perfumed Oils,
Lavender Water in fancy bottles,
Balm of Damascus for the growth of hair,
Cephllic snuff for head ache,
Aromatic Salts for do.-Cheitenh am Salts,
Lees Essence af Mustad for the cure OF Rheuma.
tism, Gout, Lumhago, Palsy, White Swelling, Numb
ness, Sprans, Bruises, sc.
Lees Mustard Pills for do-Cough Drops,
Together with an additional supply of Drugs Medi-
cines, Paints, Dye Stu, and general assortment OF
pure ines GEO. PULLING & 90.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-26
IN CHANCERY.

The Defendants, I,hanI Ready and
Folly his wife, Richard. Bruce 81 Nam
cy ms wife, Nathaniel g. Robert Gar
land, not having entered their appear
ance and given security according to
law and the rules of this Court, and il
appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that they are not inhabitants OF
tins State On motion of the PLAIN
tits by their Counsel-It is Ordered.
that the SAID Defendants do appear
here on the first Monday in Janua-
ry next, and answer the bill of
the Plaintiffs, and tina: copy of this
Order be forthwith inserted in a paper
published in the town of Charlottes-
vile, called the I" Charlottesville
Advocate" for two months success
s'vely, and posted at the front door OF
the Court house of this County on
some Court day.
A Copy-Teste,
IRA GARRETT, d. c..
October % 10 o.,
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
"a I Rules held in the Clerks Or
L a flee of Albemarle curnty Cour,
lii October 1880.
John Woodson and Fra1cis his wife
formerly Francis Garland Phfs,
AGAINST
Nelson Garland, Isham Ready and
Polly his wife, Richard Bruce and
Nancy ,is wife, late widow of Ander-
son Garland, deceased, Nathaniel. Ro-
bert, Cyn'liian, aud Anderson, chill.
dren Of Anderson Garland, deceased
Daniel Martin and Elizabeth his wife.
late widow OF Peter Garland. deceas
ed, and James and Cambridge Garland.
Children OF the said Peter Garland.
deceased, which said Frances, Nelson
aud Polly are children, AID together
with the sad children d Anderson
Garland deceased and Peter Garland
deceased, heirs and representatives of
Na'hanlel Garland deceased,
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SAL. ERATUS.

6aSAL ERATUS Is preparation from
~ the we'll known article Pearl Ash,
purified and highly charged with Carbonic Acid Gas,
fixed air.)
"A cooling and agreeable saline draught Is made by
dssoiving n small ea-spoonful oftbese salts In water,
and adding thereto table spoonful of Lemon Juice
or good negar, to neutralize the same, producing
strong efleryeecence.
The salutary effects Of this medicine are well known
in aayiug the preternaturai heat and thirst attending
fevers. While this article is beneficial To health It Is
grateful to the palate, and may be substituted for the
Spa and soda Waters, US a constant drink III sunfy
weather, forming agreeable beverage.
II couecis acid in the stomach, and consequently
tends To prevent Dyspepsia and oppression, especially
if taken hour after eating, aud week OF no me-
dlcne whose may be persisted IN with less ncon-
venience Nor Is il less useful for Culinary purposes,
very small quantity of these salts electually answers
the purpose of yeast in max ing cakes, bread,
puddings, &c. light. IL Will also sweetcn cream or
dough when little changed. IL mparts To Cyder
the life and brilliincy of Champaign.
II is invaluable article for shr masters long
voyages at sea, as preventive of he Scurvy. The
above is carefully prepared and neatly put up In walls
so that may be safely transported pany part of the
world. Sold by GEO. PULLING 4 co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-26
Fort " ashins,ou, (MA.)
Mn, 1Sfb IQ1Q

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received a, this post,
~ un',i the lJ,h day of tune $50, for furnishing
hundrfc corS Uf good, sound merchaNi.,5t a. ma, be
he delivery to commence Immediately after the con.
tract made and to be completed by the hrs' day OF
November next The wood TO ne cordeh:ny inc AeA
,nI,;, rules The names Of two responsible indydu.
M ;,.,Id AZ security foe tn fluff mcn, OF the con-
tracts viii IN ma, be entered nto, mustsccompany th-
nr,posals Letters containing proposals will been
dorsed, .'Propo,als for Wood" lhes Will be open
ed at this post, O'Clock, r. NJ on the io.i ia,
of June 1880. "nnn'
Lieut.. e Asst. Quarter Master.
NAV II --dti0thJune
~ The intelis and Telegraph will ins' TT the
above.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening 10th inst. by the Rev. Elias
Harrison, James w. Anderson, Esq. of Montgom.
cry County, Md. to Miss Mary, daughter of Col.
George Minor. Of Fairfax County, Va.
-eSe-
Departed this life the 10th inst.in the 48tb year
of her age, after severe and long affection,
which she bore with christian fortitude, Mrs. Sa-
rah A. Lynn. consort of Capt Joseph R. Lynn,
of Fairview. Prince William county Virginia.
In her death her husband lost dear companion
and her children tender and afectionate mother,
and the Ba ptist Church a worthy member.
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E'Otice.

'sSHE subscriber having invented Double Screen to
4 screen Mo'asse>, which extracts every thing that
is offensive offers for sale Screened Moss,es b. the
barrel half oasre ten gallon kcs, five gallon keg,
iess gaa.;ty. he viii n.ss. ca, the right kind OF
wood, kegs ofd.H rent sz.y, iOr tsotaSsrs
Cut Nails for sale, by tbs keg smaller quantity.
Cr The Coop ring carried Oh, usual. at the
ner of kng and Water streets
may 24-St JAMES I.YIES
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Gov. Gimer Of Georgia, in letter on the sub
;ect of Education. directed ia the Editor Of the
Columbian Star, SAYS, ''We lave no such class
as the moor. Our lands are so cheap and the ne
cessares life soeasily obtained that the number
of dependant poor are scarcely sufficient to give
exercise TO the virtue of charity in Individuals
begssr is almost as rare with US as prince
Children instead Of being an incumbrance to the
n,or of our country. are their riches.