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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-27
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UTICA, August IL, 83o.
FRANCIS GRANGER, ESQ. Slr-At the Anl-Ma-
sonic Kepubican State Convention held al this place
vest eFday, you were unanimously nominated as a can
ddate for the office OF Governor of this State at the
ensuing election. To this expression OF he public
confidence and appreciation we beg leave to add ur
individual sentiments oi respect.
Your humble servants
ROBERT C. NICHOLAS
DAVID d. SPENCER
Secretaries Of tie Convention.
Cdnandaigua, Ontario, August Ia, l83O
Gentiemen-From your letter of the l2th instant
,earn mat the AMI Masonic Republican Cow, nton,
has placed M D for the people, as "a candidate for
the Office OF Governor of this Stale
This hatterlng expression of the public Will eman
ating from those whose views and feelings are in ac
cordance with my own, and bearing with 1t an assur
ance OF public confidence most gratifying to honora.
Die pride, commands my willing obedience.
ShonidSthe high trust for which have been desig-
mated, be confded to me. while Responsibilities
would be iearfuly assumed,I should cherish hone
that due sense of the obligations resting upon me-
and deep veneration for the character of those
whose lllustrious example point the path of dutv
would prompt my unirIng efforts to the ADVANCE
ment OF the great objects of political and social tree
dom: to foster and ex end that system of internal poll
ICY WEIGH has placed our State upon it's enyied pre-
emnence and TO administer its governn emit in such
manner as would most conduce to the prosperity and
happiness of the whole people.
w 18th my thanks for your kind expressions of res
pect permit ME to tender The assurances of nv hich
esteem. FRANCIS GRANERR
Messrs. RoBERT NICHOLAS and
DAVID D. SPENCER,
Secretaries, &c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-27


We find in the N Y. Courier and Enquirer, the
following letter from Mr.. Southworth Editor Lite
rary Subatern
UNITED STATES HOTEL. (Blake's) Aug. 10. 1880
10 tie Editors Of The NJ Y Courier and ENQUIRER
GENTLEMEN-l yesterday happ ened to look over a
HE OF the New York Morning Courier and Enou,r
en- wmch found st my hotel, when discovered thai
you nad published paragraph accusing me of irres-
possibility, and with faIsehood in stating thar Lord
Cochrane was once confined in the jail If Baltimore
Tor the crime of theft, and thai Lord Sekirk and Sir
mares sexton We're on particular OCCASION sound
~ h'gged by kentucky stage-driver IN reo1tal for
esteemed female. "
From the tenor of your article, am led TO the
neVnaoie conclusion, that some friend has prevailed
on you To defend The memory of Lord Seik,rk and tn
become The eulogist Of Lord Cochrane The char
ges that preferred against Cochrane were once
matters ut general notorey; and if you will refer IN
lne hes Of he baltimore Morning Chronicle for the
yea' 81 and tor the month OF July of that year.
you VIII and iull report of the asir rs reported bv
the Generated and lnm"nted Paul Allen.
as ior tbe 'nddct and suferlngs" of the Earl of
5eiGirk ana Sir Cherries Sexton. l was witness TO
cnPIn and saw the brace genteely hnrsewhipped at
b'hiigaI s., near the Blue Llcks, and afterwards
saw LORD kirk publicly chasised IN front of Pos
helwalts Hotel. Lexington. XIV. by Mr. Coborn tho
OookPeeper OF The establishment I need NOT soy
more 1oF, as You are determined to decredn me and
cast IN odIum on my writings cannon hone fo maize
you oeileVs thai ever told the truth since cane
into TINS world of what Stone calls, ehopeess exis
tenee, why did yon not also apolorize for the no
table Lord Courtney? Why did you not, with eonaJ
zeal become the culogst of ''our iustrious friend
LORD mor'Imer?" ] do not know that have ever
W,,onged you, and. per consequence, | do not know
why you should wrong me. Have ever ATTEMPTED
20 nJure your interest? Have I not always spoken
ID terms OF commentator of the Morning Courier
ana Enquirer Mr.. Clay viii be elevatedto the Pre-
s.oency oy vast noiorty of the electoral colleges
ana so wei convinced of the fact am 7, that have
vlsIled New York for few days, for the purpose of
commencing an action against Stone FOX accusinsme
u 9fgIng Thomas Jefferson's Letter to a 'Disiin-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-27
REWARDS AND pUNrsHMENps

htctdra Gentry, who has been rewarded with the
Post Office of Columbia Boone County No for his
services 70 the good cause IN the Missouri Senate has
been discarded by the people of that county and Wr
JEwsrL man of different politics, has been elected
6y the peopte IN his stead.
Wahan Carson, late register of the Land Office
for thinking Mr. Adams an honest man. and rcro',ved
from his "ffice, TO make room for little wbf3,nes
Pof't'cher of Inward County has lust been elected
ny be good people of Marion County to represent
mem rem IN me Sieneral Assembly. Truly, the people
Missouri RepubAen,1
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-27

TIE CoSgTrerroxAL WING is nobl;sb.d ,,,;.. :. .cot
in advance ~ " wv "o""'s per anh1fn' Pdyaoie
For adverising75 cents sona,e fo Is, n, the first
and 90 cents for each con,inuance tine number Of
co, must DC noted the MS. otherwise they will DO
continued aud charged accordingly.
receive attention
OF chartered specie paying Banks of Of the States
WI We received in payment for subscription to the Wing,
bo2h Virginia States Bank Notes would be preferred;
ofthe Edirorz
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-27

SETS" in winch that great Statesman sneaL in ta,s
of unqualified commentator of Mr. Claw Has
Stone any moneys? II he is poor, / do no, wish 20
dis, ress HIM; but Tam disguised cool his impnence
ana 20 ntoince him to the mysteries of eentIeu,.n
ly demeanour, and the refinernents of Christian
Your obedient servant
S. s. SOUTHWORTH,
Editor Literary Subateru
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-27
CHARLESTON. August 90.

CHARLEsToN August 90
Shipt0rects--Phe brig .hary, Captain PoRTEs.
sailed hence for Havana the 9th inst. returned
yesterday leaky, having board the officers and
crew, % III number and Major JoSEs of the Rr,,;sb
army. Lady and ~ servants passengers of The
British shib John Shand, Captain PgAasox from To
n'Ica for London, taken from the ships long boat
al sea Bor further particulars see marine head.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-27

Fhe Telegraph. with its usual propriety and ell
egance denominates Mr.. CLAY the eating Can
dldate for similar reason, presume to that as
igned IN the humorous article peeuariries pub
hshed by us last week, viz because he eats! II is
certainty very unkind in Mr.. CLAY to give the Jack
son-men SO much uneasiness What say they-a
candidate tor the Presidency to eat It's mons rous-
~ "nonocratic' Why don't he. like the "hero of
two wars, feed on acorns?-Phenir
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-27
NEW JERSEY-

Esser Contention "A Convention of Releoate,
from the several townships of the county of BsseS
was held at Orange on the 18th inst
Gen. Thomas Ward, was appointed Chairman, and
Amos Harrison and John Mann, esars. asssrant
Chairmen
Inc object of the meeting concsely stated by
Silas Condt esq.
Ihe Convention expressed their sentiments in va
rouS resolutions dlsapprovng of the conduct of tho
President of the United s ates in his mol
icy, and bis opposition internal improvements.
They also passed aresolution approving of the nom
nation OF Henry Clay a candidate for the Presi.
dency at the next Presidential Election
It was recommended to the several teyvnsb,na in
the county to choose delegates attend convention
to De held on the 9Th OF September for the purpose
OF agreeing upon ticket for the Legislature and tn
appoint delegates to attend the Convention to seiect
ticket for the next Congress.
Is Mr. Caius Cassius Cambreleng-who has the
high honor OF being the blow pipe OF Mr Van Bpren,
lately Delivered Speech in New York; in the
course OF which he makes the following remark .Is
te progress IF despotism, The authority of The exeeo
t'ue pot'er gradually absorbs that Of euery other pom
ca IN me state Has the gentleman learned this
pregnant truth from the eighteen months admlnlstra
ton OF Gen Jockson?-[ Lyneh6urg pirginian.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-24
Approved Family Medicines

VA HIGH are celebrated tor the cure of
Wv most diseases that the human fame
Is subject to Prepared only by the sole pro-
prIetor T. W, Dyot, VI ID. grandson of the
late celebrated DR. Robertson, of Edinburgh
DR.. RS. celebrated Stomach Eirir of Health
fol the cure of coughs, colds, approaching
consumption, whooping cough, asthma, pains
In the breast, wind in the stomach, dyspep-
sia,. bowel conpla ints, dysentary, &c. Pric
one dollar and fifty cents per bottle.
DIR. RobertsOn's Yegeta6ie Nervous Cordial
or sNatmre's Graad Restorative.
Recommended for the cure ofnervous com
pla Ints generally, inward weakness. depres-
sion OF the spirits, head ache, tremor, faint
ness, hysterIc fits, nervous debility, intern
perance, neTcurial disease, impotencv, dis
cas- es peculiar to females, &c Price one dol.
lar and hily cents per bottle.
m s. celebrated GOut d Rheumatic DyoDs.
"a safe and effectual cure for the .rout and
Ihe uThatism, lumbago, stone and gravel, swell.
lin and weakness of the Joints. sprains.
bruises, pains in the head and face. frosted
feet, DC. Price two dollars per bottle.
Dr. RO6ertSOn'S SfOmack Bittcrs
Celebrated for Strengthening n weak sin.
mach, increasing the appetite, and certain
pre- Vcntlve against the fever and ayue. &c
Price one dollar per bottle
Dr KS. intatti6ie Warm ozesoes.
a medicine universally esteemed for ex.
peIiinS every species of worms from tine hu
ina body. Price 30 cents per packaUe-larre
packages one Golla-
DR.. Dyotts Patom Itch Ointment.
FOR pieasantness, safety, expedition and
certainty OF cure, is unequalcd by any other
medicine III use, for tho removal of this disa-
greilble, tormenting complaint 1t has no un.
plea SAINT smell land may be used on the Young
est infant with safety. Price 80 cts tor box
DR.. Dyotts init Bilious PiiLs.
Which, If administered in time TO remove
the bile from the stomach, will prevent all
oiiious complaints, malignant fevers, ague q
ievor, bilious cholIc, peurisy, worms olsen
tary', head ache, heart burn, loss of appetite
colda aud coughs, dyspepsia or indigestion,
habIGual cOstiveness, &c. Price 25 cents psr
box-.large boxes so cents
D,. Dgotfs igtatLibie Tooth .3che Drops.
Price 90 ccnts-small vials % cents.
DR.. Pickcrs Ointment for Tie cure ofthe Tet
ter, Ring Norm, &c Price 81 / g per box.
The Ctrc0ssian Eye Water.
Celebrated Tor curing most disorders of the
eyes Price fifty cents-small walls 25 cts,
Mahy's appro0ed Plaster Cioth.
"A sovereign remedy for all ulcers and sores.
sore ,reasis,b iles, sore legs, swel!ngs, sprains
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 bv Doctor
Rush and Doctor Physick of Philadelphia,
and by the most eminent of the Faculty in the
U. States. Just received and for sale by
GEO. PULLING d co.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-24

rENH Z undersigned informs his friends and
III The public in general, that he has ms,
received new and complete supply of Gro.
ceres, purchased on the best terms for cash.
ana OF the first quality, which he assures
them shall be offered on the most REASONABLE,
terms. Every article which he may sell he
warrants to be flesh aud good
Among his present assortment are the fol.
lowing
20 sacks Liverpool filled Salt, Bacon, Lard
ana Whiskey by the bbl-Apple
brand y-good old Peach Brandy-French
Brandy-Rum--besl Madeira Wine-eNIo.
iasses OF best quality, and all kinds of Sugars
.aLSo-constantly on hand, Flour, Corn.
Corn Meal, and Oats. Shad and MackereI
Goshen Cheese, new Albany Beer, and fresh
Crackers, by JAMESON and Dill, low for cash
kept IN Grocery Store. A share of the
puolIc patronage is respectfully solicited.
Gets Is. MOSBY, Random Ro:v
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VIRGINIA, no WIT,

sA"'fNAH, ~ WIZ,
a Il Rules held in tic Clerks Of
N flee Of FHuUannu countv nm
Mondoy the LIST day Of NovemJer in
the gear 1890,
Johm Bragg, RoSanna Hutchisou.
Sam"el Uhite and Betsy his witc.
Thomas Wyatt, William and Bcu'
jam" bragg plaintiffs.
thomas Shares, administrator 0f
William Pasleur, deceasea. Thomos
Bragg, Murray Pace, and PoHy his
~ye, C"rtcS Johnson and .SaHy his
'ote, Richdrd Bragg, Vincent Moyks
and Betsey his soitc, Kcbeccu Bruec
Frances, Hannah. Susanna, Ehos
and James Bragg, David iSaepherd
ana BrtSey his wifc, Holman BragG
J9h" BMrhS md Patty his rife
George Wheeler and PeHna his mif
'SatIcy and Nancy Bragg, IXomas
Pet~, JOh", James, Julimn, .Joscph
and Bcyomin Bragg, mfnnt chilIreu
Of NicJah Bragg, deceoscd,
,y =, DJendants.
10 iufW!DS OW dcsRS Fied, anil
the Defendants Murray Pace and Pol.
y hiS 'o!fe, Susanna Bragg .IamcS
bragg, Dacid Shepherd AMI Betsev
his vJe. John Barhs, ami push h;s
'ofe, Saltey Bragg, Noncv Brao0
ana George Wheeler and PeHan his
'ote, not hacing entered Meir oDDeo,-
ofece and giUen security nccordino 10
NE Act IF assembly and tie hulcs of
tbs Court, and it appearing To the sG-
hSfdction Of the Court that the sojd
last named Defendants are mt Iohobj-
tonts IF this Commonwealth, ON mot;ou
ef The Plaintiffs by their Attornev-H
IS Ordered, thot the said last 1amcd
defendants do appear here ON the
Fourtn Honday in February merit, and
answer the PLAINTIFFS bill. 0nd thai n
copy Of this oroer be forthviM inserted
in the Virginia .adyocote, a newsuonrr
Pu6HShed IN the IO'cn of Chariottes.
0iAe, and continued far Eight weeks
successfully, ami that another conn
Mere9f be posted at tile front door of
the Court house of this countv.
Il Copy Teste,
8BRA'4N. SHEPHERD. .b.
zee ~. ID. G. r. g.
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3 Is REV ARD.

~ ANYWAY from the subscriber
n e. ''Y,ng near G"rdonsville, Orange
county, Va. ABOUT the first of Oclohcr
last, Negro Man Of the name of
''oo Dot N, between thirty seven &.
'hifty eight years ODD, FIVE lee, n,ne
inches hIgh, OF yellow complexion. has
ilerce look, walks very erect, very
quick IN reply when spok,n to. and
altogether quite sprightIy and good
looking mnlatto fellow. Said negro
Man formerly belonged to Mr.. John
Watson. who resides IN the upper part
o. the county of Aibemarle, in the
he'ghnorhood OF which place he is
probably now lurking.
The above reward of Fifteen Dol
lars, vii be given for said mula,to fell
low u delivered to the subscriber n,
en- Dollars If secured in any Jail so
.ha' get him again, and all reasona-
bic charges paid.
WILLIAM BOSTON.
GordonsvilIe, Orange CO. Va
November 80 is If
The Editor OF the Stauntop Specta-
Tor VIII insert the above three times
and forward his account to this Office
i9r collection.
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REVIEWS, SC.

"a IN l. undersigned is agent for the follow
nj ing publications, viz-Nurth Amcri-
can Review, 80 per annum; American
Quarterly, 50; Edinburg Review, So ;
Lond"n Quarterly Review, So; Westmin.
ster Review, SO; Library of Useful Knowl.
edge Library of Entertaining knowledge
Encyclopedia Americana popular Dclion,
AIRY OF arts, sciences, literature, history, Poll.
Tics and biography, brought down To The
present time on the basis of the 9Th edition
o' inc herman conversations Lexicon -
published quarterly at 50 80 per vol. each
containing more than 600 large octave ma.
GEES, to hc complete in II vols. Subscrip.
Tons or orders for any OF the above works
thankfully received by
Nov. 5, 80 ,c
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-24

ofh-
q s you are not an InhaJifant OF
IA this Commonwealth, and hare no
kno,cn Agent therein, Take this me
thod Of notifying you that / shall, at
the Store House Of Schuyler G.. Har-
ris s. Co. in The co,a.ty of Nelson, on
the Rockfsh Rirer, on FRIDAY the
TWENTY FOURTH Of Decem-
Der meet, between The rising and the
selling Of The sun, proceed TO take The
dispositions Of Uiliiam III. Diggs and
others, to be read as sridence in a
suit no,c depending in the Superior
Court Of Chancery, holden in the tom,
Of Lynchbmg, ,cterein / am Plain
iii. and goa and others are Defend
ants. Propided they should not be
completed on that day, shall contin-
ne from day to day (Sundays except
edj mta they are completed.
Yours, &c.
WILLL4.M b. HARRIS.
.Norem6er 70 81
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-24
VARIETY
AND GROCERY STORE.

~ w. WOOD SEQ inform the pub
"s lie that they have lust received a
handsome stock of such articles as are m com
mon demand: viz, Looking glasses, toilette
aud shaving, Cut glass and plain Deoanters,
Cut and plain flint wine glasses and Tum-
blers from as cts to $3.50 PET doz.--Quart
and pint blcrs,--Pitchers, bowls, ures,
dishes, plates, Cups and saucers, of various
sizes, loaf, lump and Blown sugars, best Cot.
fee, Imperial and Gunpowdcr Tea, Young
Tyson, do Soushong do. Powder and shot,
Rice, ginger, pepper, Allspicc, Cloves, salt
Petre, salts, Indigo, Fig blue, Sperm and
Tallow Candies, Turpentine soap very cheap,
Shaving and Fancy soap, Raisons, Figs, Fill
berts, Almonds, cheese, Cider in bottles, Lon
don Porter, Moasses, Best Mcdeira, Claret,
port, and Muscat wines, French and Apple
brandy, Rum, Whiskey, &c
Riding brides of excellent quality at 81 80
each, Razors, and straps, Knives and Forks,
Pocket and pen knives, Seidlilz and Soda
powders, Castor oil, Cologne, Florida Rose,
and Lavender water, PEPPERMINT, oil CHINA.
mon, Cloves and Lemon, Cloth, hair and shoe
brushes, pillow lines, lamp black, &c. Salt
$3.50 per sack, Best Chewing tobacco, Cigaws
Snuff, with many other articles, G.. w w.
Nco. believing such a store as they propose
to keep, will be u convenience to the neigh
bourhood, whore it is located, and intending
to sell at fair prices, respectfully ask share
| ofpublic patronage.
Scptcmbsr BIO &c
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-24
SALE OF LAND

WILL be Sold, on the premises,
w on Saturday the Eighth day
Of January nert, the Tract of Land
on ,chich Roland Estes, deceased, re-
sided. This Tract contains by esti-
nation,
Five Hundred and Fifty Five
.4crcs. IL is situated in the county of
FhApanna, directly on the main road
leading from Charlottesville to Pal
myra or. C. H.. about mid,cay be-
taceen the t,co places. II also lies
contiguous to the Ripannn River, four
miles ADORE the Union and one mile
belo,o Cambeips Mills. But small
proportion Of this Land has erer yet
been in cultivation, and that 10. mood
is generally ,oeI timbered and con-
tains much good Tobacco Land.
This Tract also contains an
Orchard Of betDeen Four and Fipe
Hundred Trees of The most Sc
iect Fruit The improvements are
small d,celling house, ,oith suitable out
.ALSO-at the same time and
place, a Tract adjoining the Adore, Of
about Ihcealty Fipe .acres. The I'M
proponents on This. Tract are good
framed d,celting house, arith necessary
ont houses. %
The Terms, schich shall be accom-
modating, ,DiI be made known on the
day Of Sale. Should IL suit purcha-
sers, one or tWo SlareS 1ciH be received
IN part payment.
e. Els TIES.
.Norember .26 ids
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NOTICE.

RY oirt~e ETA Trust Dcea ere
A0 cutedfo The undersigned by Joel
w. Brown and rife, and Of record in
the office cf the county court Of .Albe-
marie, to secure to IHomas r.. Ran-
dolph or his assigns, certain debt
therein mentioned. and at the request
Of Fountain Wills, assignee of said
Randotph .tor a portion IF said debt.
To '0it-the sum of SsOO-wifh int.r-
EST from the 3Oth day Of SeptemJ,r,
1929, ne shall, on the Sth dag Of Fe-
br"o,'y neat, on the premises, expose
to sale far really money, a certain tract
or parcel IF Land lying in the coanty
Of Aibemnrle, on the soaters of Cor
rails Crtek, adjacent tn tile Ripanna
Rirer, and about Si1 miles belo,o Char
iottcsriite, containing about $50 or 400
1cres, Eno'om by the name of Ashton,
anil lately the residence of Thomas
EStom Randolph-or so mnch thereof
as shall be requisite to raise the said
sam Of $500, aciM interest thorron TN
paid, AMI the costs nnd chargcs of er-
ecHtin" this Trust. ISuch tile as is
uested in rs by Said Deed IRE miU can
reg to the purchaser a. puycha-
SerS.
1LEX'R G.ARHE1T.
Y. w. SOUTIIALL,
Trustees
DcTe,ub,,, m A.
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CABINET MAKING.

fHNHE undersigned, having served regu-
"A lar apprenticeship in first rate estah-
shment in the City of Baltimore, and work
ed IN different shops in that City, for several
years, deems himself well experienced in the
manufacture of fashionable and tasteful Ca.
oinet furniture-and now offers his services
To The Citizens Of this place and lis vicinity
u execute any article in his line, and assures
them tnat hIs work shall he done faithtully
ana elegantly, on moderate terms. His place
oi business is at the shop of MIR john Tomp.
klns, where his work may I've seen, as well
us at several other places i'm town
GEO w Balm
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Gunsmithing and Carpenter
ing.

0
IsNHE undersiened respectfully in
Il forms ms friends and the public
IN general, that he has commenced the
a6oUc business IN the sltop formerly oo-.
c"pied by Mr.. Robert III. Miller
Haping employed first rate work-
man IN the Gmsmithing, he hopes,
by mnremittine attention to business,
and faithful and prompt execution of
work to merit share Of the public
patronage.
CASTINGS, Of all descriptions,
neatly executed.
CARPENI'ERING. He ,coud
oiso inform them that he carries ON
The CMPe"tTing business at tile same
place; where he Solcits The fauors of
has friends and the public, aoho may
rely rpm his punctuai execution Of
all mork with 'Chich he mov he ia
rOrea, and on his reasonable CHARGES
fur the same. -
EUGENTUS ". GARNER.
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POETRY
"s,LLow. WHATEVER n rouens,."
CLING NOT TO EARTH.

CLING NOT TO EARTH
81 NLiNi not To Earth-thcrc's nothing there
V However loved, however f,ir,
Nh, On it's features still must wear
'rhr impress or mortality.
The Tuy,ccr on the bnundlcss deep,
Within his bark may smi,c or slccu--
Hut h.nr him IN he viii not weep
To leave its wild uncert unity.
Cling not To- earih-as well we may
Trust Asia's ~erpent's wanton play,
Tint giitter's only tn betroy
To death, or else To MISERY.
Dream NOT of Friendship there may 10
A word, smile, II grasp for thee;
But wait the hour of need, and sce,-
hut wonder not their fallacy.
Think not of beauty the rest,
II bears a luStro on its crest
But short the time stands contest
L.. t,,sehund or It's iraty.
Then cling 40 more 80 tondly un
The flowers NJ earth around thee strown;
Thc'li do awhile to sport upon,
But not to love 40 ftrvcnuy.
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JGENfUS ". GARNER.
NOTICE.

= a VIE business heretofore done in this
Ia place under the finn of Geo. Pulling 81
Co was dissolved on The LIST inst by mutual
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 d CO. to Mr. WIN ]. Webb.
VINO VIII also pay any debts due by the con-.
Germ. PULLING 81 DAY,
~ OF Richmond.
ne subscribers have connected themselves.
under the firm of Pulling 81 Webb and will
continue the business as heretofore done by
Geo Pulling d Co. and respectfully request
The continuation Of that patronage so libcr-
ally given to the former firm.
GEORGE PULLING,
VIM. j. WEBB.
Nov 5 ~