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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-19
Commercial.

from ne augusta Constitutionalist Apru ~.
hOHooIA AND HAMBURG MARKET.
Corrosive have another dull week to re.
port i'll the Cotton market. and the bus;nc
acted has been limited, Mt the prices of last
week. The demand, however, has been fair
there are several purchasers in the market who
are ANXIOUS to operate, but they find it Difficult,
10 ouy Cotton nj present rates; holders thinking
the article cannot go much lower, refuse to sell
at present rates, while purchasers do not seem
oisposed 10 give higher prices. We quote as
extremes "a % cents, remurking, however
that 1t must be strictly prime article that will
DfinS the latter quotation, and that there is little
or none OF that description Offering.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-19

Perliulne1y.
TOLOGNE, in small bottles, assorted sizes,
~ Hermitage Extract, Florida Water,
Ess Cinnamon, Oil OF Cloves,
Fancy Perfume Walls,
Bears Oil, Kephalia,
N. Smith Prentiss' Saponacious Can.
pound Fancy Soaps
Naples Compound Shaving Soap, &c.
Just received and for sale bv
NICHOLSON & PRESLEY
April ~. # 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-19

In attempting to give our readers some of the
speeches upon the currency question, we pre-
tend not TO offer any thing like report of the
able and interesting debate, in which all the
great men of the Senate so largely participated
Al some more convenient time, perhaps we will
give extracts from Messrs. Clay, Webster and
others. We feel justified, however, when from
the smallncss of our sheet and other considcra-
tions we are forced to make but scanty sc,cc-
tons, to take from the mass of matter before MS
that which we believe is most interesting and
valuable. Sorry indeed would we be, if any
one should impnc to us the design of giving to
MIR. Calhoun alone the use of our columns, that
we might make his victory over his advcrsarics
the more complete and perfect. Could our
readers sec the whole discussion. Mr.. G.. would
suffer nothing. Indeed we would desire no bet
ter way Of sho,cing him of, than to place hin,
side by side with the "Godlikc man of the
East" as he is impiously called, and the unri
vailed orator of the West. He has met these
valorous champions, and has come out Of
the conflict nothing shorn ofIIis giant ability, or
that lofty spirit which, in the struggle for truth
and principle, has never yet iatcrcd or hesitatcd.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-19

Washington City is now suffering from Sc
we're epidemic, called the bilious plcursy. Some
of the members of Congress, whose deaths we
have recorded, fell victims to it, and the in,elIi
gcncc reached us a day or two since, that MIR.
Poinsctt, the Secretary of War, had also died of
it. We participate in the general joy which is
excited by the later news o!his convalcsccucc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-23
,sg. William Y. Z -Dcsi.

T., liz As you are not lnhabtaut.ol Ihis Com
- nron"eaith, hereby notify you hat on Mon
day, the fourth day ofJun next, at the tavern of Ed
ward l.. Scruggs, in, the Town Of MaysyiIlc, and
county oil Buckingham, ! shall Ike the dispositions
Of Rubt. i. Shaw j., james Brown Lewis D. is
bell James :. Walton, aud William NJ. Mosley, To
be read rs evidence Tie trial ol asult IN Chancefy
now pending, in the county Court OF Buckingham,
IN which am Plaintiff, and You are Defendants ana
If from ans cause tie taking oflhe sid dispositions
should uut be completed on that day. to CONTINUE
lro.a day to ayrlll completed. y oms &c.
JAMES ). iSBELI..
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EARLY MEDIUM
.T.N'FD E.ATE St.fKDE.v PE.xS,
.S.V'D N.V.Ix'S,

Ruts Bara and, various other lump Seed
Mangci Wutzcl, Sugu Long aud Tnrnp Beet
seed,
REDDISH. Cucumber, Lettuce, and Celery Seed,
Asparagus, Carrot. \ simbhn Seed assorted with a
fuIl .ui5ply OF other Harden aud flpwe, Seeds.
Ft3.ltun aud l,u,er Aatchc, IN quantities 10 solI
purchasers.
Phosphorus poekc, Liebs IN I'm and lead Gases.
stomach Pump, and Tubes, ctdfh's WPfertd fe-
male Syringe,
Wac,, NrNil. anl Fame, tolot4. very laige sup
ply n lJte prices,
Medicines, Surgeons Instruments, OitS, DycstuQs,
brushes, Furnishes. Pants,
Congress %, Saratoga Water, do Powders,
Wet lndM Sweet. Meats, tiuous, Raislns, fllbcts,
" alnuls paunnls P,unes aud Grown. NUS.
Pcrlunte,y aud la,n,, Suapsa spicaad supply,
Vines IN BOTTLES ana Casks, splcndid supply,
Btandles, Holland Gto. and Go,deanx Coid'as, i
Scgars. SHUTS, Ghrw,n- and smoking Tobacco, u
splendid supply,
Imperial, tfnn Pow der aud BLACK Feas, IL lnga o.
small quantities,
Sew ing. Knitting aud namnr Needles,
Pms, Carriers. Oue,o- Glasses, Patent le,lan Pens
soda, SrldItt1, Ginsebret. Lemonande, Rochelle
loWder
Auu- DysI optic and Anti Bilious lis all kihds in
Use.
Picking and Preserving Materials, Pickles aud Pre-
selNeshssoitcd,
Alum, Ginger corperas Pepper AIsrier choeo.
late.
Nclic.n. chest, and bottles Tor Medicine cllest,,
Black aud Re! Lulu'd lnk AMI lux poNder
ledrlble Ink J 81 / kinds,
French, English aud American thenieil4,
Waters aud Sealing WAY, assorted,
Guns and Pistols, pan of the losrIy finest quality,
EAtsiNA Cologne, genuine, slnd' higher lhaa
all oihtIs,
Window .Gss Putty aud sand paper
Gllzicls patent ID monds,
Percussion ans and Canister sl1n,liur Powder.
Ymegi,, French, American aud Chinese Kouse iot
tho ranpleXloi,
Fle ch aud An.elcan Mustard,
Castor Oh best luallr, by bo,le, gallon q, casL'
Sweet OIL by Tia. botllc gallon o. dozen,
Llquouec aud Iiquolicc Root
Lemon Syrup, do acid, JUICE and salt oi do
1921 boxes Beeh"ih's Ann-Dyspepde aud Ann
bilious pulls, atPHOrElEroR' prices,
Clnoneti,, Flies, etc. etc.
En 'Inmprls T. deal PERSONS
Cocoa Paslc, prepared Cocoa Alfo" root
Ptml sac aud lapioed patent Gioals aud barley,
Porcelain nd Human Teeth,
Gtagcr aud k,sbeuy Syrups,
Thermometers assorred st1cs, Sca3es AMI "eishls,
Mortar,
ptIl ules, G5lus bol,es,
ON Gail loi preserving water eelots Picture ,atnsh,
Watch sud CLOCK OIL, lie Roy Medicine,
Frenrh Rob and Aut=p nlem EliNu,
Dr. Roberts genuine WEIGH Medleamenum,
Canton Serves. QuIlis, Baulc dools aud Binds,
Tfu>scs, improved hlnd, best IN use,
Skeletons and ptepaied objects
Gdl aud SpsrIhenn marked lleids.
I.ozruers, Mcdlcated AID Common, groat variety
Nms, Pint aud tluarl butllcs,
NG bottle and DcmlIoln Corhs
Essential pts, l'sppel Sauce, hk sand
Marshall aud Carpenters Mcllclnes,n ul supply.
Wuh a greW rHletg OF Other goods, which will be
offered nj ercccaW@tg tor Pttces, IA large small
quantities, very advantageous bargain would be
gwen the a'1oic haij 0I the stock IN trade,
Howell DAVIES.
Aprll II its
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s.s'rzggsUFsG .sG.EDE.Wy..

fENlIE SUBSCRIBERS having associated lh.m.
L selves tVget 3er, tor the purpose OF con. nctng
the above mentioned institution which " II BE opcned
on the 5t March next, for the Hnsir .ctiDu OF
Youth, respectfully solicit a shave Of public u4t-
roAagc.
's'fse Academy, known as the Old Baptist
Church, Is large and conn .odlous, conveniently
and pleasantly situated 0u Il n Western termination
OF Sd street, and ssclU3 al non the noise and buslc
OF the town.
That course OF ins .ructionwllI be pursued, which
will quality the p'.pils for admission College
the University.
The prices oi tuition, ,or the session OF five
mouths, viii be, for
Orhegraphy, Reading, Writing aud ArtI-
metc Sl2,50
, English Grammar, Geography with the
lse of Maps aud GLOBES. Ancient and
Modern II story, Natural and VI aral Pm.
/ losophy, Rhetoric, Logic and Mental PM
losopby, $500
Mathematics the Latin aud (ileeh lang uagcs, 1000
Domestic aud forelsu Boob hecPlug, an
extra charge OF 20 OF
Board aud lodging VIII be furnished the publ.
who may desire II, lof 81 per mouth.
RIO. 4. SHELTON
. VIZ. ANES SHELTON.
0rts Refer to SIR. Joseph =. Godfrey and"Rey
VIM. Perkins, Of the Patrick Henry Academy
General Dillard of EIenry Doct, Dlllad OF Pulsyl
vauia; NJ. p. Buhs, Capt. Jno. Turpia au,
Rev y. II. Cobbs Of b ediori Doctors Henry La
than and RI. :. Payne VIM. T. Y ncey, ESQ alft
, Capt Pleasant Labby Of LynchLurs; james C.
: HaIsall aud Thos. Woodsoa, teachers. u Chan
| ioucsvlllc; Benz. +. Duae, Doe. Jno. s Wlu>tot
: and Ro Perkins d l.uul.a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-23
,sa
0ssgE ETAHsG.

bied, on the morning OF the 18th IHst. IHos.
AsHfehD, infant Of Mr. Elisha Keen, OF tins place.
ION. moHtn not DER the crave,
Weep not around the bier
81 Those, wionlG od doth save
From pain aud sorrow here.
Praise linn for these. thy loved thlue own,
From earth 10 heaven quickly lowu."
Departed this life, at her fathers residence, ia the
county OF FmnAim, the Eth ult. ia the Eth
year OF her age, Miss MARY ELizABErn WooDs.
1augtteFoi Wiley =. Woods, Esq.--in the rec ec-
hon oil the death of this young lady, the fond heart Of
"oollu@ parent, a devoted brother and two younger
SISTERS Will ever feel pang Which the ,efiag the
most tender ties will produce. 1t human to weep.
o'eI the gave Of much loved friend, JcHS icfp1.
Even sympathy, with all tile philosophy of reason aud
ie'igion, will often sate the tcarn the eve Of HIM
VINO might think II lot manly to weep. But alas
"ieh d'dth hips in the bud flower whr b bid 50 tan
10 sued It's beauties and uslrc over the fond holc-
Interpretations of taher brother, sister, and friends
@"" could lorbear 10 weep. = But none should
Sotio~, those who have no hope"-ior, Elizabeth
died N the i.iiiha--all who Witnessed her as
Struggle, believe She died Christian. She breath.
(" her last IN great oomposurc-pellccIly ia he
SCI yea, she literally fell asleep in Jesus.
nteat pans had been taken with the education u
Hiss oods; she Completed her course III the "a
''' ~ L Institute, winch has properly dcquiIet
5't'' CeIthlly. y sholt time after her rrtuin hun
NHooi size was attacked with that itai disc Sc, th'
sUp,uuhpuon, which gradually hasene her d'4solQt0n
-" 'lle YET able TO attend public worship, she became
'"N'l-'} concerned about her soul Through III
ss.'' 4'e ion the ptaN rltl solfcru IL Of ct ll1N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-23
SPLENDID StBaE.3sH,.

Besides numerous Prizes OF 500. $50, $50. &c. &c.
Whole Tickets @l0-hllyes S5--quallcrs =! 80.
i or sale in great variety oil choice numbers, at
TALBOr'S LUCKY OFFICE.
LyaehbWg, Ia
60 Orders hom the country, accompanied with
the cash, or Ptjle Tickets, for Ticket, II any Nn-
gina Scheme drawnby y. :. Gregory u co. Mana
gers, viii be promptly supplied; and Exchange Oh
the most liberal tenn, effected on addressing letters
(pos pad) to MELNlLLE TALBOT,
Lgnchbura, Ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-23
Eynchbnrg and Campbell Court
ssausc TURNPIKE Company.

4 ATlllRD REQUlSlTlON OF $40 per share
\ was made by the Board, at is meeting on The
l. II inst. which the Stakeholder, arc required To
Day INTO tie hands of the undersigned Treasurer of
the sad Company and notice is hereby given 10
The delinquent Stuchholdcr, IA sad company MT
u0l,,s the acquisitions which Lave been already made
be paid Il, tdc 9TH day al May next tie och will
b. adtclused and sold To, llelr payment
~ order ofthr Ioud Ct Drrectors
WM. y. NEltEr TT, Treasurer
AplIl 10 81 #
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.yges.e.E3ys Bs.z.s'EEEb.-

A LII persons indebted to requested 10
u come forward and pay Their accounts, aud all
those To whom are indebted will bring III tlelt
counts for settlement. Immediate attention 10 Inc
above is desired, present business IS shortly 10
be closed. II. Il. RICHARDS, " 20.
March Is
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Commune. aTAON.

To The Editors = he irstaida.
,,,s,Ifmea-W hcn we take a retrospect al al'
~ ,epardl 10 fhr march Of improvement III
-, country. and compare II "lth me present,
I,e almost lost IN wonder ana admiration. NHo
" iIb,re thought lcw years a9o--cemr 3la'Re-
line-when Fulton WAS engaged N con
ring a vessel To be propelled by steam ilal hiS
,o5y would not only lead to others, but would
,,,,,e j, new order of thugs, aud change The es-
- I'll o,,Irr Of communication then existing
II has happened Where. but short time
h'' vas seen the laneuid aud slow-moNi9g flat
u ,,en,ne its way to the destined polt, We nov
ia. MAG nitieent Steam Boat, with the velocity OF
g,n,ar dlslung through the ripping waters. and
-, =, i,s wake al former competitors behind.
rslcre We formerly travelled over tedious and ldbo-
- ,aads we now have the Rail Road-the Loco
t,ys-alnost annhating time aud space lie
rt OF internal improvement has gone iolh ~
Inc l,nd. The noise of preparation IS hea1d tho
-, in The West, in the North and III the South.
Xew York. under the yiel5nt and experimenting
,,s of her Dewitt Clinton, WAS tse hr,t 10 give
,.,.ad momeuium To tins branch OF industry. Penn
wanna followed, ard SO did Quo, is well rs many
Aer sister States. Even those W iheh Ie III Then
fancy have caught the spirit, and are doug ali III
mir power to cunsuniinatc this great work. but
s,, nofIifying how degrading the pIetutc, when
az contemplate the tlJdS movements OF our own
~atc--our cool "pH poluana. ind compare
laem with (l5o~r n.ieb III yo0d oi age, should l9I-
low andnol lead
But II "a tralll--ihoueh she can boast Vi bcing
lie olies; State IN the | uin0---ol beloS the iifst
where tlr white man erected ms habratlon-ihc
land OF y asldnafon, Of jefferson aud o MADISON
of science, Of literature aud I'll cinsaIry-ehe IS ian
behind heg c0tcmpordfles III internal Improvements
From What has tbs originated " here must we
look lof the caust Has II originated from peeu-
mary CAUSES No: the wealth and lberaIlly Of Tie
State contradict ii. Has II grown ont ol laisulopy
and sinister designs No: the ptac aud patriotism
al, the State forbid it, las Incidence, has the want
"a. Va tbt, ititIS and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-23
Eor nc.rS E'ismIstgcy,
WHEELING. LOTTERY,

To be drawn at Richmond, GA Thus Jay, 26th
April, 1893.
- Drasi4y reecifed at his Office on Saipr-
RiyHe 2sH iasl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-23
French Worried Gapes a Collars.

NAfE nANEJGSf RECEIVED mesl beau
w lllHl assortment. Ladies' ~ want of the
boye articles, will please give as aeaIl.
YOUNG X MEM.
One aoor bct0H The Baahs
April l6 4wh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-23

ehioe,, ai.les, puteh.'ed nom Inn OF ,hose an'ho.
fi1od 10 maize aud send them. ihe Penaliy OF Tue
law vii be enforced AGAINST all who may thus III.
fringe upon his rghts. JABEH fAkAEi''
Amll ~ 2th
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WA EsE1

Married, Thursday. the 18th Inst. by til,
Rev, David 5. Dogget, Mn. RICHARD H. FoRD
Iomlly Of Notaway, to Miss MARY ANN u4htel q
Mr.. Absolem Williams Of this place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-23

I'VE SUBSCRIBER proprietor Of the pateat tight al
Tits seet4ua at country, Of tON \ Bnrauds STA
ple=fooih. Sp'iug bed rhrashIug Machine and o.
Unions portable Cham band ilotse-ra"et, would
respectfully informs his friends aud the tanning conn
naaIN. that be Yet continues bnsnes At III, Nugln-
"a Agueulinihi Machine Shop. Nam street, 1t door
heIew tho Gn'on Hotel tlfls old residence Ion uyet
~ Acus raftl aud Ia, usual, iuthsiled himself
with the best al seasoned timber, aud other materials,
and h1sas good woikWeu 10 be found. I'D ,hat
he Is therefore prepared to l any orders Tor thea
bofc named thrHblus- Machine aad Horse power,
OF either them. ami lot Wheat Fans of tn bet
qualify. at shetl seasouablc ueuce. The sahsrt.
bei having been IL .feat g Hcrse thc purchase ol
The patent tghs, aud .d,lHg improvements Tn those
machines, with astrw IN pa Of bcueftlng the tdfn-
ing community, knowing OF what great importance
good lAlastua. Madame To lhcm, and how
much theN hive Eern imposed upon Ia wears past
(and ate yet IN sumo seeuaoD hs the introduction Of
mtrhnes othtte ~ 10 y1lae--he therefore looks 10
them Tor them support At least 81 long IL they may
thluh Inn Waths at IT, and may be 10 thcr interest
to purchase nom Inn. rs lac mal 6 those Machines
ouls to ordef and the demand lot heln near harvest
time frequently hetns greater thlu can be met, lac
would thrtctoIt request those that may expect To
want lhe 'Ihasnng Machines aud Horse Powes
Ton The present ,e.r. tvar HIN h then orders as
emls Is posslb,e. Iho~c that nave good stationary
ilolsc Powers can hive those lhnshlng Ma
chncs attached In Them with suN htle alteration
aud expense, aad lAe> vii lind IL greatly IL then
interest. to suh.iaut thcu1 Ton thuse They nay tow
hne ia use, although thc> may be but lnde woln
lie would h,re. state, tI.l hc u,,, hrSel known a
tooth u rumr uul, OF give Wy, IA NY oil those ma
chlHes that hr has mlae and tat he consider, them
1t, now made bN hlm, To he e1ruls superior 10 IL
Other kinds use Iut IS tcf uue character Is OH
IL Ia be expected iIom u5ose thai lave thrm ~ use
and rs several oil those gentielurn al hlah standings
AID well huoWu 10 the tanning co. muntlN. have Ia
ored I'm with cellieatrs Of what they think At
them. lle thinks proPet loi the 'nl'lmHio" d those
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-23

Usually found ia The lafgrsi Stocks. rhrh the
prices cannot fail 10 give cntite satisfaction. hope
therefore, luI cali from my friend, aud the public.
JOHN &. MEEM.
Anrl iw #
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sgOSlCEAS PANACEA.

ssu.tncc ana Jentoie's Celebrated G"" Mi>,"rs'
Scent b. md Tones, assorted
Catbonic Dentiiriec .'fottefs loo'li Powder,
Fishing Lines aud looNS, ass'f'sed,
B,am's Japan Backing 10, Ldf'cs Shoes
ROMAN Itoiiq Strings assorted very Hnest 93r1dy'
Guitar Strings aud Guitars,
Vlolin Bows. Pegs aud Grdges, sone very ,uiSi'oi'
Patent Lined aud eonfnun Flutes, SOM. the hn's'
quality,
ieeofaians aud Arcnrdiun Instructors.
Sweet Oil, Alcohol. Salplalus.
Sioain'S panacea, Pare tfeosoic
700 lbs. Almonds IN quantities {" suit purchases
very low
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EH.s'a'BHESd Eses
~ WIN q. - ~ a Y IL

g.'oN all sums Of money enrfeai IN Virginia, not
les, ban FIVE noi exceeding two thousand do.idis
in amount, which may be received on drrosite, Ger.
tihclfrs will be issued b nding fully and ellie, tual.
all the funds aud propef, ot llIl4 institutions, for ia.
payment thereof, when demanded. upon ten day.
noilee will interest thereon. ;hr rate ri five p
,cnlnm pe anuiln for amy tImr not exceeding iwehr
months ard II not demanded within thai time viii
be entilIed to five and II halfpcr ccniuln nl'on no
lice having been gwen as Aforesaid
Like certificates Will be issael for nll deposit.
exceeding IN ampttnt tWn thuusaud dollars, wliirn
will BE- rede' and IN weekly usttiuents u. iva thou
sands dollar, each, bearing interest as aforeshi,.
uruu ten days notice beng gwen PRIOR 10 the
withdrawal ol the hlst n~ta mcnt; but whtuever III
Director, deemii proper tn do so, t'ey viii pay the
culIfe amount of the certificate upon that notice.
DISCOUNT DAYS.
Every Thursday at 6 O'Clock i. VI. Al thu
Office ii the INSTITUTIONS.
JElIU VILLA Ns, President:
WILSON L. BRYANT. Treasurer
GEORGE BAGBI. Secretary.
Howell Lewis, James e. llnnt,
Jno T. Hunt Andrew {. Elliott,
Christopher McIyer. VIM. NJ. Davis
! . Shackleiord, Andrew kinner,
,rhos O. Actee, Directors.
April . "3m II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-23

A ! pURA Is and nUFFtl. have JUS, opened
-. i lew packages of Goods, very cheap a'nsny.t
thctn
Black Italian, l.usttiug ISnrcnor)
Do French Bomhieines
PAINTED Mn,lt4s
BIN italian SllI. CrnrMs
Sill Gloves
LINEN tanotie llmdherchnh emge supply.
very low
SILK, Baudana and pougec Handkerchief.
Together with variety ot other miicle.. wo
are indltly expectation. III ieceviag large s"ca oi
Dpmcslic4. Glnccrlps, Nr. &c,
t of which we are dirfnine1 10 oler 10 tn
public, ve,y cheap, Tor t>sn.
Our old friends aud customers, viii phrase give
call. j. ], PlRRlS X DtfFE1"
March 10 I. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-23

IRIOsOiI TOoEla ~ ASH aud Iooih
" Ache Drops. new aud salu ,bu Alefiienes
Rose Hair Wash. and lialf Dye aud Oil, sssonsd.
RMOMAN kalydor Tor the Ska.
VlOL1NS assorted. svnle vi which ma very old
superior quality Salt nj Roses.
ono Rose, Military. Musk. Neeoana,, Floting &e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-23

yHNrlr, Session of the suhscthet's Musical School
will trnni,nte ON the II h nsi. Giatrtni toi
the patronage bestowed upon hun, hc will ron.
linue auohcr session, IL stilci,d number "i schul
~, can BE- pioeure1by that Inc IL addition 10 tho
Violin aud Flute, upon winch Ia las been lieirt"z
torc giving lessons lie vi" glsr lcss"nson the ''n''".
II J., desirable tint such desire IL enl,r - srlioais,
will make known llIr nj, y thc : It'll mt Ia
me. above the $tote rcu9ol h> NsS,fs. Mhl.f
\ Royal.
Terms Is helrtei,tc. g. boHH WI IN
l.yochbung, Ap,rI9 h a
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Edap2 ~ a.. Ess,R.g.

Eddp2 ~ a. .sHiR.g
a RE Now RECEINlNt. rher STOCK If
u SPRING - SIMMER GOODS.
The assortment Is very Large, comprising great va
rcty OF
staple AID Fame! Dry Goods,
As well as Hats, Shoes, Groceries, &c They're
specu.'y ny ,te examination OF hem stock. from
Their friends and the public generally.
Aprl 10. owif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-23
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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-06
TRAVELLING
orr TIE Kay6L-3.O6xag.

ON and after Monday, the Both in
slant, the PASSENGER TRAIN will
leave the Depot at quarter paste, AM.
precisely. Passengers will thus have an
opportunity of break fasting in Winches-
ter: aud 1t is particularly requested tina,
all will provide themselves with tickets
in time.
ON Saturday, the 9Th Of May, and on
the same day of each succeeding week,
an EXTRA TRAIN FOR PARTIES
OF PLEASURE, will start at 8 o'clock,
"A, Al. Fare 20 Harper's Ferry and
back by this train at the low rate of one
dollar.
Travellers BY this route have now the
advantage of reaching Baltimore or
Washington on the evening of the same
day they leave Winchester, and Rich
r.ond at 10 o'clock next morning.
j. GEO. HEST. AGENT.
Winchester, April %, 1888.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-06
SHOO REV ARD.

Ran away from the subscriber near
Staunton, Augusta County, Virginia, on
Monday the i0th instant. a riulatto maa
named JESSE.
about 30 years Of age, but having Little
or no beard. would be taken to be much
younger. He is about ) feet 9 or 10
inches high, when he speaks his eyes
incline 10 fall, he does not articulate
well. and particularly when angry or in
a hurry; when he walks, his toes turn
Out much more than common. Ee tuok
with him quantity Of good clothing,
among other articles frock coat be.
lIeved to be brown, and have reason
TO believe he has with him aquanlity Of
money. He.has wife who belongs to
Mr: John Run, Of Lexington, Rock
bridge County, and hr may probably be
lurking in that ghbourhood, or he
may make his way to Ohio. or some 9th.
er Tree State, as he went of without any
proyocation.
| will give the above reward If taken
out of the State and secured in any Jail
so tina, get him S25 if taken in either
oil the counties Of Augusta or Rock bridge.
and $50 if taken in any other county in
the State MOSES McCUf,
Sept %, 1888.