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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-14
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Col. BAREER, Editorof de SOstk.r, A..
SEE'-YOur paper Of the 9th NH ~. -: -
cone into my hands. Inh find an 49,. -.
article, commenting upon the following -
from the . Spirit Of Kosciasl.o.,, ana -
that ! amthe editor Of that paper, and esll;..
upon me to correct the statement g.:
made. 's's~
RON he Spiritef KeseiE5s0,g Of .E,,7, =,
Col. Barker Of the Southern Ar,,s - :,
lows that we are more distinguished fST - &c
than @sense. I'VE allow that this - 80
= Colonel was more distinguished for Co.. 49,
dice than bravery. at the time Be Fef6Sss =.
give Col 8. =. ButteFBoftii ho1orahis 90
faction for an insult offered By hin, ~
Z Colonel appears to have grown quite s.1S
8 tive:v ,ss-
Ihaye always considered ii 70 be as nu.S !,
duty to redress wrong as to defend a -.
and ! cheerf1Hy comply with your can - -
make the dnsnds honorable; By stating To-.
that the above article was not written :, -, -
hshed with my knowledge or consent In, ~.
on the contrary, entirely disapprove Of 4 !,
regret the Circumstance Of its pubEc.t;o, !.
much as you possibly can do. Throughout,
life ] have made it a rule TO seek cou,,oT..
sizes with no one, which rule,I intend "a :.
adhere to, so that should Iunfortunatelv -.
to them, my position shah Be entirely o 49,.
fensive, and / hope this win terminals n ..
scnal differences between you and mu.H
Very respectfully, yous &C.
-. g. D. BOYn
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-14

9 g As an aetsof Justice. we give plsss %
tie answer O. Col Bsyd % tie Trustees d
tie Female College. s.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-07-14

1TThe Penn Yam Democrat an original and yea
lous Jackson and Van Buren, paper has the boldness
TO speak out It's sentiment in relation 10 the Sub
Treasury
"The Sub-Treasury bill was lost in the House on
the 25h instant by vote Of 1876 10 Ill II is useless
for US to disguise satisfaction at this result From
the beginning we have been opposed to this mea-
sure, and have wished to see it either withdrawn or
defeated. Its agitation has gained the democracy
strength; while its discussion has created divi-
sion and carried the democratic party to the
verge of ruin than has been for the last forty years
1t seems to US that there be mistake to the
feelings of the people on this subject; they are hos
tile, and have been ever since the subject was
first brought forward
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-07-14
DIED

On Saturday morning, the LIST instant at his resi-
dence West street, Georgetown, in the Goth year
Of his age, JAMES A. MaGRUpER, Esq.
For the last twenty-five years the deceased has
resided in that town, and during that time secured
to himself the esteem Of his fellow citizens. He has
repeatedly served in It's councils, and contributed
much and efficiently TO its municipal regulations.
In all his intercourse with his fellow citizens he has
been remarkable, not only for his intelligence, but
Tor his frmness Of character. A native of Mary
land, he had previous to his removal here occasion
ally served in is legislative councils, and had won
the high regard Of many of its Citizens Potomac
Adrocate.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-07-14

Alabama Bonks--We learn from the Tuscaloosa
Inteligencer of the 25h June, that at Bank Con-
vention held there a few days before, a resolution
was adopted recommending general resumption of
specie payments by the Banks of Alabama, on the
4th July 1889. The Intelligenccr adds
Considering the present embarrassed condition
of the country that is as early period could with
propriety, be fixed though We have no doubt the
banks will commence redeeming their small notes
much sooner. The banks in this State, within the
last three months, have curtaied their issues to
large amount; and it has been very sensibly felt
throughout the whole State. Money here, was never
more scarce; and business Of every description is
languishing under the pressure"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-07-14

Foreign Salt Trade Of fhe United States during the
year ending 30th September Importations- Bushels
6,343, 7o6-value ss626l7 Expectations lis.
value $l2,722
Leaving for consumption and stock 1902 ,5ss bushels
value SS49 905
Erportation Of Domestic Sdh.--Bushels 90, l33-
value s5S,472
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-07-14

ColSciDENcE,-The Kentucky Commonwealth
says The Locuss and the Sub Treasury Bill disap-
peared on the same day.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-07-14

Fri is well and truly remarked by the Bangor
Republican, an able Conservative paper, there
are many Republican papers whose conductors en-
all the important measures of the administration but
who have unfortunately come to the conclusion that
the administration must be supported, not fer itsmea-
sures, but in spite of them. If they suppose party
editor has no more right question III. propriey Of
public measures than soldier has to Judge of the
necessity Of his superiors commands they view the
subject in different light from us But If they
are opposed in principle TO these measures, and are
under moral obligations to support them il isvery
difficult for to conjecture the reasons for their
present course"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-04
h'ssc EIei:ScG@isl q Advertiser,
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EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.


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In ndv"ncc.-Thrcc Dollars and Fifty Gents if
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the State are required 10 pay i'll a!rancr.
NO Subscrl pti"n received ior less an enc rc0r
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are paid except at the option of the Editor.
All subscriptions will be continued unless 9th
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Any person procuring five Subscribers and
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the sixth copy gratis.
An'Enr!sEMESr consrcuousy inserted Il:
G2t cents ncr squire, for the first insertion and
All cents !or each continuance Advertisements
no; havtngthc number of Insertions marked o;.
them, will he continued until ordered ont, and
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All Advertisements intended for publication in
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THrstGv rrcaiRr.
All Communications addressed 20 the Editor.
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ed To-.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-04
E5s,a,yocea Gcssoss CARS.

FHSIii. subscribers having csta5 iSiicd II COT
q TON GIN MANUfAi TOi;Y in the
Town Of liamb,,se.S. G., on the improved sys
TEN of MIR. Boat" .ht, beg leave to rcc"mnlri.d
their Gins to HE public. They warranl tlci.
Gins to he equal if not superior 10 those Of ir
Boltwright. on accnum: "i an alteration. which,
IN their opinion. is adccdcd Improvement that
is, Instead of blocks Of wood on the ribs ,hcv
have adopted The plan o: making the ribs of their
Gins entirely ofSl,"l and iron. which la. prov
cd hy cxpcrienc" TO be preferable.
MIR. B"atwright having dcci;ucd the ON ma
King business III Augusta, Mr.. l.. 4. Conm. who
conducted it there for him. b ng Que of the part
ners IN the concern, they will e.i,!cayor 10 1--WE
satisfaction TO all who Il:y favor ilien, wit! icr
custom.
Gj' Gins repaired at III" shores, notice.
COOB Il KENNEDY.
Hamburg, s. c., April 80. GIN II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-04
New SprSseg aIasa ss.R,azGael'
g. q @ ~ s..

TEiIE Subscribers respectfully inform
u thcT customers and hepuhick scner-
ally,,hat they have nst received IL large sup
ply ofchoice English French antl Americas
goods embracing every variety of staple and
fancy goods, suited to the Spring and Sum
iner trade. Also large supply ul Groceries,
all of which they will sell on I he most rea
sonable terms. for cash, or on credit to
punciuai customers.
Those vino wish TO gct good bargains vii!
do we'll TO give them n call.
G.. l.. s.. =. PENN, & Co.
EdgeGcld, March IA, 1898 tfG
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-04
E'ca'sIsalocry.

E-cFh<sEl1CrE.
q SOLGGNE. in small bottles assorted sizes.
" Hermitage Extract. Florida Wales.
Ess. Cinnamon. OH OF Cloves,
Fancy Perfume Vas,
Bear Oil. KcrIaiia,
N. Smith Preniiss Saponacious Com.
pound Fancy Soaps
Naples Compound :;ha, ing :;oap, &c.
Just received and for sale by
NICHOLSON e, PRESLEY.
April 12. ,r IN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-04
hooks and Stationary

GMfilIS Arithmetic, Geography and Alias.
- and Grammar and good assortment OF
School and Miscellaneous Books. also Lct,crand
FooISrap Paper, Ink. Rus, States. &c 4 C..
Just received ana for sale by
NICHOLSON & PRESLEY
April 30 # -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-04
"a @ 1 ice.

1Gdgcc.
Ss VI II S Grammar, Biography and
~ Atlas, on the Produriivr System. Also.
Sml'h's Practical anI Mental Arithmetic
with variety of other Scmoo1. Books
may be found at the Store Of
:, G.. \. DOND.
ni"''' - 1870 tr5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-04
New Spring !asssi Summer
GA @ T'EgE.TrG,

EA|E have Just received Il beautiful assur,-
Wv ment nf GOODS for Gcuiiclncu's sum
MGR Eo0ts. P0niG!oonS anil Tests which they are
prepared to have made up in the most FASH
IONABLE STYLE, and on reasonable terms.
Also, n general assortment Ready Made CIoril-
ING suited to the season.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-04
HATS. SHOES ,iND HOOTS.

HIT'S. SHOES IND EOOTS.
1900 Pair of Shoes and Boots c.nl,, ncnarvcrv
style and variety have jus, been received hy the
Subscribers, which together with their t.iner
Stock. make Il general and complete assortment
seldom found in the country.
Also Il handsome ;ssn,,,ncn! OF FASIIIONA-
nl.t. ii ATS. suited To the scasu To whic!:
they invite The attention of their customers
q. l.. 4; l.. PENN & Co.
EdgeGc.d, March H. l,!:'S u6
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-09-13
LAW SCHOOL.

Fhe Subscriber proposes Gf class can
be obtained, sufficiently numerous to
justify such ain undertaking,) to open a
Law School in StauntoD, the first Session
OF which will commence on the Ist day
OF December next, and terminate on the
list day Of April following. Those who
may purpose to attend are requested to
communicate their intention by letter or
otherwise, by the LIST day of November,
or earlier il practicable. And to such of
them as CAN'T is recommended to supply
themselves withthe following text books:
Chitty's Blackstone with Fields Analy.
Sis appended, fuckers Commentaries,
the last and revised edition with an anal
ysis appended, Cruises Digest and Ste
phen on Pleading. II is believed that
few copies of each can be procured here
by such as may not be able 10 get them
elsewhere.
The subscribers fee will be $50, paya-
bic in advance
LUCAS p. THOMPSON.
Stanton, Angus. l6, lS3S-tf
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-09-13
]. CRAWFORD.
VIRGINIA.


At Rules held in the Clerk S Office of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Bath County, on Monday
the 9TH day of June, 1898.
George Observation-Disclosures
Jacob Crosse, Thomas Kinkead, Lutishe
Christian late Lutishe Turner, Eds
mund Christian and William Walker
Executors of Henry B. Christian decd
Taylor Turner, William Tarner, Mary
Ann Turner, William ID. Turner, Geo
Quarles and Martha his wife, and Eli
zabeth nj. Turner, Defendants,
IN CIlANCERY.
The defendant Taylor Turner not
having entered his appearance and Civ.
en- security ag:eeahly to the act of AS
sembly and the Rules of this Court, and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhabitant of this Com
monwealth: 1t is ordered that the said
defendant Taylor Turner do appear here
on the first Monday in September next,
aud answer the plaintiffs Bill, and that a
copy of this order be forth with publish.
ed in the "Staunton Spectator" for two
months successfully and another copy be
posted on the front door of the Court
house of this county.
A Copy-TAste,
CHS. l.. FRANCISCO, elk.
July 10.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-09-13
VIRGINIA.

Ar Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law andChan-
Gerry tor Augusta County, on Monday the
End OF day Of July, 1888.
John Newton Trustee for the Creditors O
Robert Steel, plainiiif,-against
Robert Steel, William G. Davis, Henryi
Alexander and Hugh Caperton, trading
under the firm of Alexander s. Co. Carey
breckenridge, John Breckenridge, and
Edward Watts, Executors of Jas. Breck-
enridge, deceased, Sally Cudden, John
Samuel Blackburn deceased j ohm 'rhomp-
son, John Clayton, William Molfette,
Thomas Young, Hannah Aiwa,ers, Will
liam Erskin aud Isaac Caruthers, ,rad>
ing under the firm of Erskin and Caruth-
crs, William Ii. George, Evan T.. Tho
mas and William G.. Thomas, trading I'M
der the firm of Thomas and George. Fred
erick Brons and Frederick Faulk. trad.
ing under the firm Of Brons & Falk.
Alex. Craw ford, in has own right, and as
Executor OF Alexander Crawford deceas,
ed, George III. Kuil, Thomas Meredith
and Edward Spencer, trading under the
firm OF Meredith and Spencer, Geor gre
Carey and George Y. Wiihere9, trading
under the firm of Carey s. Wi,hered,
Charles II. Carol, Abraham Crisi, Hugh
+. Young, Alfred Leyburn and Samuel
Ga,ewood, Executors OF William Patton
deceased. Thomas johnson, William w.
Kayser, --Cushing
Gushing, trading under the firm OF Cush.
ing y Sun, James Welks, Charles Ii.
Braufnrd, Executor of ohm Darsi, deceas,
ed, =--EXecutor Of Philip Cox, de.
ceased, Charles Starkie, Charles Starkie
+ Co. }. & G. Balizell, Henry Hawpe,
Wiley Thompson, Henry Crobarger, j no.
I.andsireet and Son, Charles l.. Pey,on,
William jackson, John S. Black, James
Lyle, John Steel, William Steele, Will
lam Clayton, James Arbuckle, Isabella
Austin and McClung Patton, defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Robert Steele, William b.
George, Evan p. Thomas aud William G..
Thomas, trading under The firm OF Thomas
q George, Frederick l.. BrOns and Freder-
Ick Faulk trading under the firm OF Brons
q t'auils George ii. kurl, Thomas Mere
IIih and Edward Spencer, trading under the
lrm OF Merdith & Spencer, George Carey
and George Y. Wethered trading under the
hrm OF Carey s. Weihered, Charles II. Car
rnl, Hugh +. Young, William W. Kayser
&--Cushing trading un.
der the firm of Gushing & Son j ames w elks,
Chs. Siarkie, Col sc. Bolt
Eel, Wiley Thompson, and John Lands,reet
u Son, not having entered their appearance,
and given security according 10 The act of
Assembly, and the Rules of this Court. and
II appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants Of this Common
wealth Ii is ordered, that the said defend
ants do appear here on the first day of the
next term, { 10Th Of November, } and answer
the bill OF the plaintiff, and .hai copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in Staunton, for Two
months successfully, and posted at the front
door OF the Court house of Augusta county
A Copy-Tes,e,
JOHN b. WATTS, d.
August 2, 1885,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-09-13

a Danceuse--Fanny Essler, dan
eng Girl who has made some noise in
EUROPE, is announced as about TO nav
the United States visit.-Her no,vsrs
are thus delineated-
"she will courtesy to the middle
.nen rise IN Pirouette two yards high.
1 ms Is her first step. She will then
SCI OH and skip over the whole area of
the stage, lighting on it only OCCASION
ally trying her limbs and provoking
inc dance from afar, and will present
herseif TO The spectators in all the VARIETY
OF human shapes and appearances. At
one time you Will see her many twink
iIhg feet suspended in the air, then
tWirhag herself round, until her face and
h!PS WI seem On the same side of her
al last and this is the verv epic strain Of
the periormance) she will poise herself
upon the extremity of her lett toe, and
oilhg the right gradually up TO the level
OF the eye, (the house will hold its
oreath,) and then she will give herself
a rotary movement, continuing incrs-
scendo till she becomes invisible. You
can no more count her legs than the
spokes OF a railroad wagon carving the
rres'den's Message. Sach is the wo.
man whom The sober and stoid citizens
ol Philadelphia will see on the boards
OF the Chesnut street theatre next win
ter"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-09-13
No. ~.
a GENTLE REpRoor.
BY 8. SLEEPER.

| One day as Zachsriah Iody.on q. ..
10 his daily avocations after breoL = .
purchased fine large goldfish, and ssn, - ;,
nome with directions to his wife 10 have -
cooked for dinncr.-As no particular ,,,o,,o
oi cooking II was prescribed, the pood No.
inaa well khew that whether sheilSr,;I.i :,
Or made II iato a chowder. her hon.,
would scold her when he came home r.,
she resolved 10 please him once, il POSSIBLE
| "nu tnere'ore cooked portions of il in sever.
S;1 G...I.en' ways She also, with some little
Glincuiy' procured an ampbibious animal
!, n, T.ooh PACK of The house, aud pumped
game horhe-some covered dishes were -"
Geo on the table, and with frown;np fault
n,hdihS look, The moody man commence,
The conversation.
Yes, my dea-.' s""
should like 10 know how YOU have
cooked III will bet any thing thai Won
nave spoiled II for my eating. (Takinr of
Inc covert l thought so. What in crea-
leave eat boiled frog
best fried ''1 'o'eo ~
You didn't think any such thinr.-You
knew better never loved fried Gsb-wbv
didn't you boil its
M dear, the last time had fresh fish
you know boiled il and you said YOU in ed
II best fried. But have boiled some alec
30 say, ing she lifted a cover, and 10! the
shoulders oil the cod nicely boiled were neot-
ly deposited in dish sight of which
would have made epicure rejoice hu,
which only added 10 the i'll nature of her bns.
band. - "e' "u''
a pretty dish thisn exclaimed he
boIed hsb! chips and porridge If van
had not been one OF the mos, siupid Of 10.
mankind you would have made il into a
Chowderl' NV
Ills patient wife, with smile, immedi.
aiely placed tureen before him conia;n;oa
an excellent chowtler.
My dear, said she, Twas resolved n
please you. There is your favourire dish
'Favorite dish, indeed, grumbled the die
committed husband, Il dare cay il is an lin.
palatahle wishy washy mess. would rath.
er have boiled frog than the whole Of il
MS was common expression OF his. and
hau oeen anticipated by his wife, who as soon
as the preference was expressed uncovered
large dish near her husband, and there was
a rye nULLFRoG, of por,entous dimensions.
anu pughacioua aspect, stretched cut at full
length !-Zachariah sprsng from his cho;.
mol lille frightened OF the unexpected an.
partition. "'>
my dear. said his wife in kind, entreot-
ing lone, hope you will at length be able
TO mako diuner.' - Oe "o'e
Aachariah could not stand this. He .,.
~ mood was finally overcome. and he burst
INTO hearty laugh. He acknowledges that
ms VILE was right and that he was WRONG
and declared that she should never again
nave occasion 10 read him such another lee.
soh-aha ne was as good as his word.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-09-13
CANCER CURED.
MES.IvAWpELT. from Kent

NdES..VANPELT from kentucky,
now at Mr.. George Wilson's, North
Mountain, is'possessed of cure for the
Cancer by ou:war application, and hav-
ing effected several cures in this county.
has been solicited to make the fact
known for the benefit of the afflicted
She will remain in the county but few
months.
For the satisfaction Of those interested,
reference is made 10 Mrs. Brown, the
widow of James Brown, on the Free
Road, who has been cured within a few
weeks.
augusta County, dug. %.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-09-13

t0'7er Of Eiecificity.-A salad of mus.
tara or water cress may be produced in
few minutes by the assistance of cleo
tricity. The process is 10 immense the
sced Tor lew days previously, ip diIu-
ted oXymuria!ic acid, then sow it in a
very light soil, letting ii be covered with
metallic cover, and then bring it in
contact with an electric machine. By
the agents employed IN this process,
eggs. which require from nineteen to
twenty days application Of animal heat
TO hatch them may be Matched in few
hoofs' Rain water, apparently free
from any noxious anima1cuIm, in an
hour mag be rendered full Of living in
sCCia
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-09-13
POETRY ".

From the Southern Literary Messenger.
MIR. MAURY AND MISS MARY.
Mr.. Maury and Miss Mary,
OF graver talk grown weary,
Assay'd TO task their cunning,
In The pleasant sport of punning.
Said the former 10 the latter,
Far bet from me 10 falter,
But certainly 'tis true,
That il 'iwere not for u
Most gladly I'd he Mary"
The ready witied fairy,
Prompt not TO be ouldone
In compliment or pun,
Replied, If | had U,
would Re Maury too"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-09-13
937 HH9 ACRES.

about one hundred and forty three of
which are cleared and in good state of
cultivation the balance well timbered.
This land lies well, not subject to wash
and well adapted 10 clover and all kinds
OF grain. There are two HOUSES and
TWO BARNS on this land, near one of
winch IS never failing Spring, and a
well o. good water at the other. two
young ORCHARDS, about fifteen Acres
of Meadow, and more can be made. I
will sell said land altogether OF separate
as may be desired by purchasers. If 1
do not effect sale privately before
the 25th of September next, / will on
that day, il fair, otherwise the next fair
day offer itat public sale on the premises.
The payments will be made accomme-
da'Ing::--Further particulars will be
made known on the day of SALE
GEORGE BAYLOR.
August 30, 1888.
Gt- Ihe HarriSonburg Register ,ciH in.
sert the aboes d ,oeeks and charge this office
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-09-13
w. III. HARRISON.
10 AARON B. HOWELL. ESQ.

Cross FIRING. A scene is given in the
Baltimore Transct ipt frDm the Vaudeville of
1.-The Prisoner of Rochelle" which. when
we'll acted, must be exceedingly amusing
he piece was written for Miss Bunyie by
). IL. Howett, esq. In this scene, which v e
copy below, corporal Cartouch amuscs him.
sell with going through the manual exercise
while leZa, seated at her work table. alb.
stractly questions him concerning mari.
mony:
Lssa. Ifa girl were 10 fall in love with
you, corporal, what would you do!
Cartouch. Present arms.
II. She would doubtless look 10 Won for-.
G. Support!
II. And then what heavy burden you'd
have to-
c. Garry!
Il. Your butcher and baker would have
C. Charge!
II. Your prospects Of course would not
{. Advance.
IL. And you'd have to
G. Bout face
IL. And never have any
&. Resi-,
L.. Now, corporal, pray give me your.
Z. Attention.
4. a man Of your years is not able 10
bear such
&: Load.
II: You are not in your
&. Prime!
IL. Your vile may
&. Bout.
IT, Leave you, but she will soon
T.. Return!
II. And then you'd have 10 bear oil on
your
e. Shoulder!
Il. Would you be
e. Ready.
Il. ] think you would haze some other
6. Aim!
Il. And you'd throw all your episiIes in.
10 the
Q. FIRE! (Fires The muSl.ei)
Graham, the Saw Dust man, has com.
menced paper called The johnny
l.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-09-13
A FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale the Land
on which he resides. Said land lies on
the Turnpike road leading from Staun.
ton.to Waynesborougb, about two miles
from the latter place. about 81 miles
from Scottsville, and adjoining the lands
OF Maj. A. Stuart, John Bush and others.
Sard tract contains