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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-11

an. -, -ONsFANsiNoPLs, 2Gfh April 1880
;. III eeIpNence with my promise, will oDdsavor
you an idea Of what is passing in this distant
here 10 February, found thb' Count O,lof' nj L
sCn; 70 ths place as Commissioner to adjust some
olar', blch the best informed pnlt,cianS in pr
eou.s NOT discover orImaginc. II was peneysIv s,n.
P's'" Tvs "~Soh Tt'sfSa 10 tho present state nc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-11

~ IL is understood that the Hun nation Of Tho
close at midnight. "S a'"
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COUPLRrs ADDiTIoNNEd,s

Ponpies 'Izis, penples &c freres,
Amercains, rcsions unis;
Dcs tyraRs dcs deux hsmisphGrcs
Jamais soyons ennemIs-
l,orsque DIES, rois la main perdde,
liendra nous presenter des fers;
Chassons encor tous ces peryers-
LAFAYETTE sois notre guide.
Aux armes, citoyens, &c. s.B,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-11

IN anonymous call for meeting oGtho citizens a,
INC "'P'o' '' five O'CLOCK yesterday evening. with
we" OF taking steps 10 suporcede the IIlumir,,,o,
previously resolved for this evening, was
% respectable concoursc. The company havine ~
7em5od in the Hall Of Delegates, or sbor, ;n,o,
val o! suspense, DR.. Robert May rose, and remark
Cd that was possible, the persons concerned IN
'"' meeting were not aware that the courresv
" usage extended to them the privilege Of making
,,'e 'Fs' movement towards organising the meetn~.
i'''s'oy' ''''f oac""ardness in coming forward
"'Ih motion to that effect, arose from JisDosi,
TO reccdc from the Officer of the call. IN o.cor,.i,
the sense Of the meeting upon the subject, he said h.
would submit, motion which he hoped would bc q
aoPt""-a"d relieve them OF farther suspense. Hs
moved that the meeting would adjourn forthwith.
''ne de- The motion being seconded by many voice.
II was Then put and carried almost unanj,nou,,v-
only Two voices being hsord in the negative
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q q. AlklANA Sd Tvs.
PORT or RJCHY0 .y51
,,,.,,. ARRIVED,
".n' ''Iiam Buckman, from The Delaware bronx
SAILED.

e.t SAILED,
"chr ToniIvy Couch for New York. with ,o,,,.
co, -four and whcat w" i0'N' WI" 'oOac-
o. 2,nr 'ndep"nd"ncc Gator. for Goaport. stone.
DinoP fnmc, Tyler, for Now York. coal
Wv lVhA Sent, 7-hrd, schrs Daniel Barclay WdIi,r
WEi,mm'' maHhn Beasou, Smith. Richmond ~
. 10 w. oDLl"HiA A., sept s.rd. schr Enerprss Week.
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LA MARSEILLAISE.

- Aiiohs. enians de Ia patrie;
lac jour de glolre est arrive;
Contre nous de la tyrannie
Letendard sangant est le,G--
EntendrD-vous dams he's campagucs
Mugir ces iGrooes soIdats?
lis vienncnt jusqnes dams vos bras
!. Egor9er vos fis, vos compagnes.
Aux orines. citnvens; former vos bataillon,;
Darchcg ;-qu'un sang impur sbreuve sillons-
CHOEUH.
AUX armcs, citoyens; formpns nos baaillous
4 harchons ;-quun sang impur abreuve stiions
Que vent ceite horde desclaves,
DE traires, dc rois conlurGs
4 Four qu' GEES ,gnoblcs eutruves,
YES fcrs dts long tens p SparGs e.
Francais, pour nous, ch} quel outrage
Quels transports u do EXETER!
Ccst nous qu'on os- msracer
De rendre u fantquc cscl,vagc.
Aux urmes etc.
Quoi des cohor'es GtrancGres
Fcraent la lo dams nos Towers,
Snoi ccs pha'Rnges mercenlircs
Terrassernicnt nos iers guerrler, -
Srand Deu par des ma enchsirces
Nus fronts sous le ou5 sc pulcrnent
De wills dcspos;es deviendraent
Les u,aitres de nos destir6ss.
Aux armcs, etc
Tromblez tyrans; ct vols, pcriles $,
bopprnbre de tous les parts:
Iremhlez..vos projects par -icidcs
Won't cnfin recevoir inur prz.-
Toa, esi sGldat pour c0mbattrn:
S'iIs tombent. nos jeures herns
LA France en- produit lie nouveauE
Contre vous tous Prjts SC baltrc.
Anx armes, etc.
FrauGsis, en- guarriers magnan imcs.
Porter on retencs vOs cuups
EpargneZ ces iristes vctimes
regret saTman contre yous -
Mas ces despoie sanGuinares
Mss les completes Dc BouIliS..
Tous ces tigres qli, sans pic,
Ddchlrcnt le sem de leur mere
Aux arfnes, etc.
Amour sacre de la patr,e,
CIrduls, SOU leus oras yonre,,rs
l,'berte, Libccc chGrlc.
GoIDbat- d&fsnseurs:-
Sous nos drapeaux, que ia victoirc
Accoure i tes ma es acceus;
Dams ties eunemls expirans,
Vols ton trIomphe ct notre goirc.
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So egt9eas9ssU s&s gg&ge


Ia The Nentuety Argus sugg e5ts, that The idea
OF transmitting Inc Jefferson !eter by mail fpp, Pro
fiGHnce TO Richmond. FIRST Thought OF Icy Plea.
SAINTS and Southwor,h, a convenient mode OF get
ting rid OF the letter.
Nothing, Says Dr.. Johuson) is more difficult than
to convince rogue, that you arc an homes, man.
Nothing is difficult than 70 satisfy scoundrcl,
that rour conduct is not the effect of the same scoun-
drcIy consideraons which under similar circum-
stances, ne feels would govern his own
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=, w. The LETTER BAG of lie Brig VIRGIN5r
HHGE, Tor London, will he taken from nv Comnf
ing Room TO morrow evening, az G o'clock
--.,Pl w g. PALMER
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= I,ne Wnsh.nglen Y. G TLmcs. of Anc 2a.

o. the Washington n. G Times, of Aug 90.
contains the following endorsement in manuscript:
Iinoiher Editor Rstcrrdci!!!-Co Ellis an at
tachec and tito principal wrer under the editorial
head Of the Ncwhern \ G. Sentinel. has been re
waTded foT has servi;y and hely zeal IN the cause OF
me Greotc2, and Best with ccIkshp in the Navy
department, At salary If $1,000, with promise Of
further reward If he continues with uuabanr ardonr
IN aiding Amos Kendall to calumnIatc and valify Mr
Clay, and by claiming and proc!amar virtues rar the
Hero, - which he Is and ever has been on utter
stranger. CATO
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D. We are pleased to stale, that Messrs. Leigh
and Gibson, having yesterday evening had an inter
view, came TO an understanding in relation to the
remarks made by Mr.. Leigh t. the communication
Of Mr.. Gibson, announcing his appointment rs
member of the Committee OF Arrangement MIR.
Leigh understood My. Gibson. as recommended his
serving on tho Commit e., with view of promoting
his election TO the House of Delegates So under
Standing him, he replied personal insult apply
nc his observation. personally, 10 Mr. Gibson Mr..
Leigh is perfectly satisfied by the disclaimer of
that gentleman, that no misconcevcd Mr. Gibson
that the latter gentleman did not intend to convey
lng used oDy remark A af&fG2fd g TTegres hay
sons feelings. 1t is thus ovidcn, tina, the who'll.
AFFAIR originated in nisconcepton, and ihn, proper,v
understood, no shadow Of ccnsure can attach to
gentleman.
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ESfsci Of Letter from the Corfe,oon,sn, Or ,. g,
Daily Advertiser " "
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Correspondence o! the Y Journal or Commerce.
LONDON. 2Iht LILY I4Hn

LONDON. 3Ist daily 1880.
Tho duty on Wheat is now Is Cd the quarter. and
must continue to decline for several weeka 10 come:
but the prices are depressed again fr,m 2s. 10 Is
n consequence Of the very warm temperature OF the
last week. Still, the nb.leme of duty eycced;nr
in proportion the dmnu'ioa Of price operates ms an
encouragement TO appropriations from abroad.
Cotton moi IN 40 bris.; demand in the bnriD.
ing Of the week but the prices have advanced 10 !
to- and considerable business has been done To-
bacco IS dull-deInund confined to the daily waoq
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-27
The Taor0sga Bred TYor..
4 INDUSTRY

AN ~ OGEASs
y > beautiful rich dark brown, SIX VA,
IL Old ibis spring, Of fne size, fora. IN
sounmarding appearance, full sixteen ham.
and one zach high, of great strength, actiy;lr
and beauty, He was got by the celebratsl
horse VSgihaan, he by Sir Archv, he bv a.
imported Diorlede, &c. Industry, d.n
Virago, by tho imported horse tVhiD. \.
by Saltram, be by O'KeIly's EcGnss
&c. His grand dam by the irnportaS
horse Eolas, his great grand dam by Ca
Meade's celebrated horse CeLor, cut Of H.
Generals famous Aristotle mare, Sc. Fon
full pedigree, see hand bills.
He will stand the ensuing season, at ~,
farm on Opegu0n. near Smithfield, in Jesss-
SOD county, and will be let to mares at tbo
reduced prices a eight dollars cash the snys
leap; twelve dollars the season, discharesd
by ten dollars ifpaid within the se2soD, anil
iHesty dollars to ensure a mare, PAYABLE a,
sosn as the mare is known TO be in fosi or
parted with. ANY person entering five mare,
Taay put sixth free of charge. Fifty cens
to the groom for each pare. All mares sent
to tbs hsrse without written Instructions !.
the contrary, will be osteyed by the sea
son. The season has commenced, and win
terminate the frat Of July. Mares from a
distance gan be furnished with excellent pas.
iurage al hity cents per week, or fed with
gram at twenty-five cents per day. Servant,
sert with nasea to remain with them. will be
tosnd gfetls Every care and attoation viii
be pald ~ pregeat accidents or escapes, but
no Inability for any that NAV occur.
sprA 10, 1880. CARVER WILLIS.
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The thorough bred Horse


If WILL stand this season. a,
sFs The stable of John MeCla~y.
$FX ~ IN MaEhnsbars. and bo let IN
sssss 81 ssEG4sses. mares at the low Ease of .gh
a0at"S tic season, but may be dise harged by
by The payment OF sic dollars within the sea.
son; and tacetts dollars to ensure a mare in
toal; TO be paid when the mare u, owes with
ioal; parting with, renewing. or n OF consin.
Jung The ensured mare regularly to he horse
torielts tie ensurance money Til season
has commenced, and viii end the 2 9Th Junn
next Great care will be taken off, ares put
to Spread Eagle, but no responds iHty for
accidents. JACOB VAN DGa ZEN.
SPRE,2D E,fGLE
II peAntEu bay, full sixteen hands high.
iiaAosoinely marked, black name, tale and
ie$s' aud ior elegance Of form, figure. ection
ara n'ore'n>at, Is not cxcelled by any hons
!! "a the alley Spread Eagle was sired by
me noted horse Wing, formerly owned by
the ubscriber-Whig was sired bv the E,.;.
y celebrated horse Trae Wig Of New snr-
sey. WHO has the credit CT prodacina. the hss,
and finest stoes OF harness and sadYIe h.rsos
ever raised IN thai State: Wings dam wa.
ny the celebrated imported Brown Higtlan-
der hrs grand dam by Old Hickory. Spread
Eagles dam was sired by Dir Able Seymo,u's
well known tart horse Spread Easie. who
was sired by Col. Holiness imported Spread
Eagle, whose fame on The British turf Is wen
known; and as a Stallion in America, stands
gntiVaied: lis dam by the foar lnlle horse
Edicong;; her dam By Baeehus, +vAe was the
hrst horse that ever beat the imported hosse
Pau jones 1t will be seen ihat this Young
horse has some of the best crosses in Amer.
&c; he has roEcd himself sure and good
io"i scssr' his colts ocDg large, fine s. active.
Aprt. 9, 1880.
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Spring Goods,

selected from the latest importat!ons, CONSIST
ing in part of Blne, Black, Browa, olive,
Grey, and fancy coloied Cloths; Cesslhetts
and Cassimercs all coors; general assert
ment of British, German, India. French,
Italian, and Domestic Goods, suitable to the
present and approaching season, sogetheIT
with complete assortment Of Queens and
Glass Ware, Hard Ware and Cutlery; a
good stock OF Groceries, Domestic Flax and
Tow Linens, SC all OF which viii be sold
unusually low; We, therefore, respectfully m
vite the attention Of the public.
WIN. LONG & Go.
NIB We have also recsived an additional
supply of BAR JRO warranted to be OF
the best quality, which they are selling al
.he reduced price Of 80 per hundred weight
w. l.. s. Co.
Msr.inshury, April i, 1880.
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r. 0IiCE.-'l he subscriber takes tins nae
q ' thod Of inioruingat gentlemen Wishing
to breed from his horse tiABYLAEDF.k.
tnat nos IS the time tlis beng The last sea
son be vii stand in tbs section q country.
He sta nds TIE fall s,,sson OH tho 3aJ,ts. Branch
ate, winch, ne wili other 20 to Tennessee
Or Atptuoky, "a application has heeH made
Tor hial from both Ssztcs Those wishing 10
RAISE FIRST rate horses. will do vel not to n iss
tho present opportunity.
WILLIAM b. KING.
Nav 1A9n
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:S2e331 sSst,rlGa Ge 0Ya,

Sz*1s s::sksl tA8 GO 09a.
EE oOhi3E q BOYD are re,, eiring,tbe;r
N supply Of Spring ana SUN mer Good,
"hich val be sold on accommasf atsno, terms
'hey therefore request all persos WISHING f.
purchase to call and exaniIt their stock
consisting OF "o" s'o'N
Blue, Black, Olive, Brown & mixed Cloths.
6 ~ y Cass'nett3: lack Brochcl,e:
- 'l4ncetta' CireassiR' = 4 Bo!nbazetts:
"eH az" coiored bong oazincs, Nankin
and Canton Grapes,
BLACK Satin Leyantine. and Sarsnst.
Black Italian Lutstri,f.:
Fancy colosrd Grape De LYONS.
Ditto, do PaIuiarJ ,.s ami ~ polr.
Waite and colored Gro de- Mans ~ .
White, Pink, aud Green ,Hlnrrnces.
t,auzc Scars AM Italian Cranes.
si,lGy, pix l',plm, and Barrage UandkE.
TIi'"uelieio ~ ii bandanno do
10 Sn' ORC AND Berkeley do.
ru;-,my ~ Vats, Ccftea BaEd*nnoes:
Re- nd Lawns, Brown Irish Linens.
,l;sna,-' ick.sa@o"rss No sia Sheahng.
H. ., '4afs&iiles Festiur, Cotton aud SIX
na~I I h'bse4las anG Paraso,~; ihreaas hobi-
o. > Aaces and Edeings, Feather ans.
"<ees NEW style Ginghams, French
4" 'dsiihsHa neT artlcIe,) Swiss Jeno, jack
'@ett, MuH and Caohlc .Iu3ln,s, Linen Cam
ofIc ana Imitation hiusiin, Sonnet and color
eu Cae4hrIcs, RIObonds, assorted; BCilings.
Oloves, SuspeRderS, Biades, Tapes. LARGE
ohel luck and S:dc Combs, Buttons. SC
together with an extensive assortment OF Do
nestle Goods, queens, Glass, and Stone
Mare, Wooden VI are, Groceries. Hard
Ware Paints, Dye Shiits, Brushes, Station
martlnsburg, April S, 1880.
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May IS, 1880.

re ARSHAL'5 SALE PuYsuant to dc.
AVE- croo Of the Superior Court of Chan
Gerry, holIen at Winchester, rendered On the
27th November. 1873, in case therein de.
pe"dfng wherein Patrick Te,naa and Mar
garet his wiia are PLAINTIFF, and the adr,in,s
traitor, wldew and heirs OF .gaatius OFerrel.
deceased, defendants, will bc sold on Tuesday
the 9th day Of June next, st public auction.
10 the highest bidder FOR Cash. before the
door d the Court-hosse Of Berkeley, parts of
Lots No'. and 62 III the town Of Bath,
mors"a county, with the Improvement +
t at u beng that portion Gfthe estate OF
Michael hl'Kirnan. dec. which VIVA Alfalfa
to The wife offhe plaintiff, Herman, by a de
cree or order Of the county court of Berkeley
on the 18Th day vi September, 1910.
sale VIII commence about i9ofIock.
NAJHL SEWER, ID. M. VIVID.
Fsy IS, 1880
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Sd, "A as Ga Browa Muslin
Sd, a. & 5 4 Blsached, do,
Sea Island -Shlrtings,
Lowell Shcetngs, and Coi+an Osnabeurgs
Beadhcsing, aAd Cation Diaper,
Cotton Dr'lln5a, B!eaehei and Brown.
5 A & :, Checks, Cotton CamhleA
HouGn Csssimire, Striped Jeans,
ncrEimack Co!hcoos and GiHghsms,
Cotton arm from No . to 90, Carpet Chain
Cassinetts, and Pittsburg Cord.
received aad for sale by
AOGhilRE & BOYD.
April Is, 1880
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uSI received aad for sale, No. / MACK
eb ERAL and No. ] SI!AD. by
tn JAS. 8; Wa, n. RIDDLE.
1hey have kdded TO their list af school
Books, ''Pey6's .4,ijhn1stic.'' ''SN'
A4k1iA'brg, k'oh IL. 1880.
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q me ~ D1 ,rG CIV MILLS, in rle
he had on mt - iliam Pendleton, may
VIC Gr.t day - an approved tenant, OF
April - August nexk
1880
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ENTERTAINMENT7

FN NiE Undersigned avaiIa hi1nseif of this
n method OF iafarxling tho public, that l,s
sszes.. has opened HOUSE OF EN-
Svss5T IERIAINASIINI, al Harpers Fee
fsssessSary. a short distance from, but in
~-'-e' Slight of, The Old Stand.
Eagin6 kept the HAMPERS Ferry Hotel fcf
ssNera4 years and received during that period
(aa wen as previously many evidences of
public approbahoa. 90 hopes 10 be further en-
cosraGsd N honorable efforts to breast she
storms of.iiie. Many viii deabtlsas socoiIast
the accommodations taey received while that
establishment vas under his direction; and he
assures the public, that the most assidous ak
srtens wall be made to merit u renewal and
continuance Of the condolences and kindness
hitherto exhibited towards nun.
The house which he cow occupies, is conf
modioBs and comfortable, and the seoms
neat and peasant. Stabling, hI=ni.hsd with
the best of provender, and attended by good
ostles, will also be propidad
JAMES STEPHENSON.
Nav 30, 1880.
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GcasnnapLe GnNna.

CoEsIsTIEG, Is PAgT, OF
Blue, Black, Brown, Olive. and Mixed
Cloths;
Blue. Black, Drab and Mixed Csssimeres;
Blue, Black, Drab aud Mixed Cassnetts;
Bangup, Bcocbe!le, and Beaverleens,
BTosVn and Bleachsd Du ng Nankaen;
Bombazett, Ci7cassian and Bembszhe;
SILK, silk Velvet, Valencia ant marselies
Festings;
Lastings, Rouen, and Angola Cas,;mcres;
Lustring, Gro de maps, and Gro de iodia
Paimarine, Cotapala, and Grape de Lean;
Gigghans, Prints, Jackonstts, s Cambrsc,
Plain and iig'd Book and Swiss Busln;
1hlbet, Barrage and GAUGE Handkfs;
Table, Bird eye and Russia Diaper;
LEstrlng, Gauze and Belt Ribbons;
Gio.es, SILK & Cotton Hose * Suspenders;
Shell, Tnck and Side Combs, ucr;J c,elp;
Mock Comb, assorted, Whips alsJCaDss
Leghorn, Staw and Gimp Bonnets,
OsEabUrg, BJrlaps and Dowlas;
Brown and BIaached irish Linen;
Domestic Plaids, Stripes and Check,
Brown * Beached hiuslii---ygen assortsd;
Bed Ticking, Wilmington Stripe, sc.
Hard ware y Cutlcry, Queens Glass:
Groceries, Liquors, sc. sc.
They invite the citizens of the town and
'eiEhborhood TO call aud examiae before
hey buy, ashley are Gylcrmlaea TO sell corr
iicqp.
Mart.psb1rg. April ! i, IS30-G
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.NEJV SPRING 8. SUMNER GOODS
h HE subscribers respectfully inform th@ir
& iriends and the pu5hc generally, that
they have Just receive i, and iallslIed opsa-
nag, cholcs and general assortment of
sNelr S54as, es6 5pnl,ne,. Lsoads,
carefully seiested liz the CITY Of Bzlumofe.
("h'eh hh8y beiisrc, 81 this tj#ls, 10 be us best
'aafhet jon drery description Of Gotda, joth
Fancy o5ad Snhstantied,) which they viii sel
unusually cheap.
THEIR sToCK CoEsrsTs, IN PART. or
Super and msdiuin Blue, Dio ok aud Modley
Cloths;
Black Princetts. Broehelle s. Circassinns:
Real India Nankcens and super French
Drillings:
Reuen and Angola Cassirneres;
White and Brown Irish I.ineas;
Black SIX, biarseilies &, Valencia Vestiaes;
Black Italian, FoulalG e. Verona Cl-.yats:
super Flag ond Bandane Iandkorehiels
Black ita!isN and "aaniH Grapes,
Pongees and black Italian LRestring:
Black Satin LevSnt,ne;
Plain and changcable Gro de Naples;
ero de lhdseS, Cote Paly, super French
0inGhams;
Begal Sllipe and Foulard Calicoes;
Hauze, Grape, and l1erragt lIaGakls,
Super Gauzc scaYis;
Linen Cambria HandkcrebieGs.
Whites black Bobbi41ite Wells. aege rljI,aas,
Beltlngs, BoObiaette aud Aieek.in Iaoes.
plain ana figured Swiss xuslns. Ladies' en-
brndered ahd plain white Cotton Hose, La
dies Hoskln Gloves and Diitts, super N'l.ta
taiabtIcs and Jaconettes, Leghorn. Navori
no Ahd Stra" Bonnets, Umbrellas S. Parasel,
also, general aasorttne.t OF Shoes, States
airy, qaeen 's-NNG are aus Groceries.
JAS: * Wa: y. RIDDDLE.
Mariinsburg, April Is, 1850.
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CARPENTERS TOOLS.

CARPENTERS TOOLS.
EEOSMIRE s. BOYD, have added 10
IL r. their assortment OF Hardware, Bench
Planes. Beed Planes. Skew Rabbit. Groves
ing Flames, MOveing Planes, Ral ing Planes,
NoveinG Filisters, Sash Planes, Ozark q Zee
and Beds. Dunk 0vaiss, POINTERS Turning
Tools, Plane lons. Spoke Shaves, Mo.tice-
ing and Socket Chiss!es. Hand Saws, Whip
Saws, &C. sc.
April Is, 1880.
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A General Meeting

a AF the 0versesrs Of tho Poor of the eeun-
" ty Of Bsrkslsy, viii I've held on tia irst
Monday ia next month, June) at Aise24ary's
Hotei, in Maransburg, in tho said county-
all ths members and ethcrs concerned, are
desired 10 attend The Collectors Of tho
Poor rates for 1890, are desired TO return the
hsts OF their delaeuecsies for 1929.
by order of the President
SEMANS GARARD, Ctsrk.
Nav % 1870
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ssItgtttag on MI oi0s hook."--At the battle
ssr Yorktown, whust the aids of The American
.chief we're issu.as MS ORDERS along shs Ane, -
fro,o WYE discovered short distance from At,
who ~ IS lssited rather a grotssQue appearance,
,I,eng aye ased w tae coarse common clo'a
.,yarq at ihs time hy the lower erdsFs-In lde
back country, with an 0ttes cap, The shape OF
,sgliek very much ssAembled the steepie OF
lnsetiag house aad a broad leather apron
lila enuipMaats consisted OF small wood
1ehucA's skin sewad tegeissr IN the form oil a
Abag, and partly rlied With powder, AMI ala OH
sru.tg gun, .4.n len measured about seven ieet
aeiQrtt inches, ll0In the muzzle - ths end OF
tho ereech, and which had probably IAN Ia
de snooke sver siaee The landing Of the pn
ss.uls. One Of tie aids passing by hin Ip the
.so,-sse oil t,ls rounds, inquired OF hiai to What
re. .n.ent lie belonged ii belong to 40 reg
mel said le fsiGvv, after Ia bad hre" '':'s
alcpg earabine" few nIosne@ts e''.f VAS
otieep rode 10y AGAIN; but seeing the 'eii9"
.o,., brsy. ana sweating with eAertol'' Ae
~once ,.are enqulTeo 10 Whist EegiaIsA'. as DC
l. ,.,ad "T'o ke regiment "as 'oe S4s"St'
-. sn.aker at the sane tisas isFehSu 70
.'.is, ..red coat >" VINO was preparing 10
IRE. hat who drSpged deau oelo'e u %" - 49,,
80, II, qua. 40 what conn any 90 ySS
F.. ,1.--s.to no company 10 "hS' rA'-
.,,i,oo d, YOU nelons?'-''to no o"t'alioH
49,, whore the d. dc sou belong or "ho
~ re,u fighting lor?"-"IAns ye' SAD h, :
5'low, Il dOB't belong aay s'44<fe' ! A'slss-'"
isg on sty osss sssSS
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Igun for SaIc.

fE sf4E subscriber wishes 10 sci his FARM
b on iuscarcra,l nGle from MartiHsbars.-
This farm contains l65 acres OF first rate
Limestone laRd; about 100 acres cleared, and
the balance web clothed ~ith timber, and a
first rate neadow which produces from Is to
80 tons Of bay annually; lsiIh a never failing
spI.og near lie housr, and the creek passing
.s,zas. through the yard. The improve
.Is5 nents age Il good STONE DW FL
"a Ssa LING HOUSE, Kitchen, Barn,
A--~--EsS stables, Smo<e-hog4e, Courthouse
Stone Smith Shop, aud ail other n1ecesarys
out houses; in short this farm Is not interior TO
anyin he county. The purchaser viii get
bargain in this sopcrty--Tenns made known
by the subscriber, living on Zee farm.
CHRISTIAN SLIDER.
January 81, 1880.
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- @ARBIE LINE, just burnt, and for
We sale. SAMUEL BAKER.
kiarCh 20, lSsa