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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-15
W,sm<ernN. Feb. ah.



lntions. however "flmpdrlance "sta presented, aud
the Senate Proceeded II the orders nj III" das--he-
ing continued discussion mon the sub reasn'
~ Bin.
M. III BEARD. Win did nat MN ms SPEECH
YESTERDAY. resumed naa 'nu' 'ui u. MS rei1ae'
we're manly ~ iep4 - M .s'es a'i us i'ill'
winch lie examiner III d'ff' ''' 'Pi., ~" ~ ''9''
Mr.. Hubbard "he In t"o h'nts iuh "'''t'ei tii'
Executive md t0 measures WIN tit'l n'iiHN, III"
WITH I'll tie a12UmrHi md 'o''N He CIV" pt1s IL
i'll aId
W. TAIL tNl)t'fs hI y. nav to"h TIE mo-
aud addressed i',e Sensse i'h 'honi "nr nom WIN
disiincnl he5 ab'''Y rs ''n'ihs "elr parry Il
feigu 70 tie sn) CT an ~ i'rN 10 1t I"o1a'''
Mr.. /. spehe ~ soat I'H-'u Nm nc l'laaih III
ia ftesiaeHls ~ 's>Ase INV l's ~ I'm i.iee
non VS. IN t-' 90 i4 tNc,''"s ~ nv ~" ofn
b1aAs. lie r1H = aaih HIS 10 c"HiHles. All
bat IL have barhs . 81 llrW W. Adinlpts-
ifal"H ani = Ad"hs#i hlon In iatse counties
hhfir there were ~ itihh'. l'e ei#posiN"n gam
" "'- e'is-H' .''liS ny ''''5i'a ''d Afi tiie
Ptfr'ded saNS that tie i W'> brought about HE
tesnlt Cd ilfs election II t"' counties where llfir
wee li.nks. the gam rs ~ proportion rot one h1l
ST. 'nd Nj llHnadzfi there nay ht an excuse lof
fhiS d'Csfsiiai, 'HrnH j. m'"e ny iie ryan oI ihe
'9'rrHHnt -iiiriru ny ht ma rNeusf lHr 1t Nlihn 1t
te.u', AS II itHaS nom tie L'cosiaen tt2his ~ the
cry "l Wv ) "tb nut WHEN II comes Ean1 tie
Ftc.deH 81 t,e luied STATE, he.a tie eiiatec
with ',inn hhrpt. ~, continued Nj. /. ! iePel
At with indignation. lefel It lI'aeee II comes rom
Ire Preeee5t him srf. He should ll,eo known thr
psorlc al y" nrh hri'er. aud IL dl LnoN linn
9Gor'' Gu 'p"' ''eta l. 'e'f7'alNr "oa' .'f"
~" 10 of'i "'"'5> |" 'h' ''''7H u "'r ''h', =
ORG Inn "'''' ''i'IsR Il "'f' 1e II i'-H oi Nv
"" me tzPeu'',' g II III Que "a ne 'fr' e.'i'e''
'l''" tfp H., n'i situation d. We Pt'stnt |"
Inc ""Iid1 re IitsldchI "l u. uItl states
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-15

In the House of Assembly nfthe Sate OF \. York
few day aeo. JOINT resolution was Introduced fnr
INST priina her Senators and requesting her epfese-
faliycs IA Congress to procure law for the survey Of
her lakes aud Other uastrnblr waters. After stJii-
i9e out Hr @otd "jastrtttt,' and substituting re
gocsr, the resolution WIS passed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-15

Tie House of Representatives. of lnd,ana haze
refused by vote of Il. - 20 instruct their Sena-
tons III Congirs, to vote against the annexation #
feNa, to the mon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-15

-. 7a1 - ul','c sfeeel has rreei,ed the tlase
4ltrliinH 81 4 srrS lafse al .tcuoe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-15


In the House of A~>cnIl, ofthe Sae of y York.
few day ago JOINT resolution Introduced fDr
inst pcna her Senators aud requesting he, Repfesen.
alYcs IA Congress to procure law Tor the survey Of
her lakes aud Other uas5eblr waters. After sirik-
De out he uofd "iastrart,' aud substituting re
quest" the lesoluliun was passed.
The House of Representatives. of Indiana have
refused by vote of Il - toinSistct their Sena-
tons IN Congirs. to vote against the ANNEXATION II
feNa, to tie Union.
P."nsgifa4ia C.nteotioo.-Ihcre has been AN in
poltaut disc n,slon, within lew days past, in the
Reform Convention Of PennSylyana u. Involving a f.lat-
ter o no small interest Ia al liz, sister Sfaies.
Il arose on amendment offered 10 the 9th section
OF the OH atice OF The Constitution reported By
the COMMITTEE Of the Whole. The section IS a, I'll
lows
q Sec. q. The rrae By jury shall be as heretofore
aud iIc n III thereof remain inyolate."
The amendment prep1sed to adj these words.
c" And shlll br extended Il all PERSONS claimed as
lnenycs from labor who may declare that they are
lirrInru.
After deha'e Ct several DAYS. li4o amendment was
on Moudar II, eatiycd, and o report Of the Commit
tee OF the Whole adopted.
Ohio's Debt-'rhr present drb oil Ohio is general,
estimated al ten millions nf doIlafs-a mere ba-
e1'rlIr compared with h.t riches and q at public
"oth>
The Senafe ol Indiana have decided by ypte of
20 to -, thai the Suspension Of spacie Ia,n-nts by
the hanks IN that staic WAS jusiiabc and neecs-
shy.
TITLE OF THE SrB-TREASGRY BILL.
The Ponehhrep>le Eaelr ,nenc>ts the FOLLOWING
Is the appronrjar 'ile oi NJ. Wr,aur's Sub Urea
sulN Bah -" bin Ia abolIS tn. Rr,,,iL liz ,n lr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-15

The C.nelana'i Post ol the 9th inst. states that
the Hon F.P. MARTINEZ, Mexican Minister, late
~ resident at Washington, arrived IN the former a
y on the ith INST, on ms return 10 Mexico.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-15

The last Nando'io tll) FIRE. Press notcc, the
starting Of Two w,gon.oals ot specie under IN cs-
eou from Nandala for 81. Louis.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-15

O,ioS Debi-Ihr present debt oil Ohois general,
estimated Al ten millions 81 dollars-a mrre ba-
earlle compared with h.t riches and q. at public
Duiks.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-15

The Sroafe ri Indiana have decided by ypfe of
20 to H. that the Suspension Of spare pas u-nrs ly
the hanks IN HAT st1,p ius,ltiabr and necc@-
SHY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-28
EiSrc New Goods.

EUST received by NICHOLSON g. PREs-
- LEY the following articles, which in ad-
dition to their former stock, thew now have
on hand Il general assortment of scasonablc
GODDS.-to which they invite the atten-
iiOn Of their customers.
\ good assortment of Gcn,'s. and Ladies'
fine shoes.
Boys and Misses do do
Gents. fine Pumps.
Ladies' superior Kid Slippers.
Several cases Black and White summer
Has. the latest & most fashionable Style.
Georgia NankinS.
Black Tl!,hct and Summer Cloths.
Also. II good assortment Brown Linens,
Drllincs and Vestings-which ,hey car,
have made up in good style at the short.
est notice.
Also. good supply superior faucy Prints.
French Muslins.
Cam!rics and Printed Lawns.
Ladies' fancy Ilandkcrchicts.
New style Muslin worked collars,
Mourning prints. Gin"E,anS and Muslin.
Black Gros de Swiss Silks.
Ladies' superior black colorcd a. white Kid
Gloves.
do Black and White English Silk Gloves
do tlo Lace Silk do
Black White and colnrcd Lace Silk do
Black and white Thule for wells.
.-"n'l assortment Bonnet, Cap, and Belt
Ribbons.
Feather Fans.
Ladies' fine plain Straw Bonncis.
Misses do
In addition to the above named goods
they have mnny other articles too tedious
I" cnuncraic, which they will sell on ac-
communicating terms. IFS
Eh.cGcid. .Junc 9th.
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a q; a Eg I'D.

Hg l.. JEEFERS & Co. ncknowI-
II a edges renewed obligations to their
friends and customers for the very liberal
patronage heretofore tcsIu,> cd on them
AMI beg leave To announce. that they have
now "n hand. and will continue to receive.
we'll selected assortment of GOODS,
cnu>Sting uf
Brown and Loaf Sugar,
Green and N liitc Coffee
NO. & Sugar lonsc Molrsscs,
" inc aud Spirits of lie best selection,
canal fl""r-wholc and half Bbls.
Bale R"pc and Tagging,
Iron aud Steel,
Together with I'll nlI", ar'itl les in the Gro
c'fy Line which, ,hry will sell. or send ia
order, Fdirdntcd Good, at the lowest mar
kci Prices.
They also continue to transact Commis-
sion Business. including receiving and for.
war''img of G"n,l> and tender to I'.ril
friends assurance of their hest attention I,
"i'.rrS in that line Of business.
Hamburg, March 1885. tr:l
The Pcniicion Messenger VIII i,,scr il,
above four times ana send their bill Gol
payment to II. l.. j.
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CaH'ASVEs4a SPRINGS.

'1'-> ''''' VIVA !. ~. L tAkOLlNA y g.
VIE. Proprietor Of this Establishment,
n gives notice. that he Is repairing and
ii''In" /, up al considerable expense, and IN
aS"rct'or sty'",and will have il ready for,hc
reception "i company hy Mr 2OM orlIuy.
II Is situated on The great Eastern and u csi
crn l.'n:: of Stages. from Salisbury viz.
L'n;;"l ION to A>hcv:!lc. &c. (a stage pass
lmS there every day in The week hur one,
III" country around is broken and proyrr.
bl'ily healthy, and hc>idcs the mineral
pr"pcrIir, of the water. there are man, in
durcm"n's to iurn the attention of invalids
,'n'! others towards this place. II, prox-
unity tn The 'OWcr rOnutrN--ihc clicapur,s
"i h>inG-;tic excellence of The uci % !horiu.
s"ciri!-;hc abundance of game, ami IN"
fic'i iitii afforded to science, especially 10
iiil"rai"3y and hoinny. are facts not 10 he
overlooked hv the Cling world. Bu,
~ Is I'D the mineral qualities of the Spring
M M.ma' Tie great attraction 10 this spot cOnsis>
nc proprietor has no exaggerated lists of
cures to present TO the public, for he has
JG>i i'kcm p0s>cSsi"m, nor would he deem
IT Il compliment either To the GOOD taste or
sagncity otihc public, to present sucl, if he
bad them. But he has the assurance ofsomc
of'he most scientific physicians and chem
lists, to the rare and valuable prortrties
ol these Sprinss. In 1924. Professor Dim
s'cd, (now of Yale Collcgc) made strict
ANALYSIS ofthiS water, aud pronounces its
foreign inarrdirnlS to he: Sniphureiied Ifu
dro"tn. .S"irhoir of Lin,c, !Huiphuie of Mus
n'$i". !hainfe Of Lime.
For IL more extended statement see his
Geological Report of North Carolina, au-
th"rIz'd hy Act Of Assembly. pages I29-
30. Space will noI permit us to add the
very linierin" remarks of this gentleman.
hut any ON" III all acquainted with The sub
irc' cannot help pcroriving the peculiar
dap alton of these mineral, to the disorders
thar prevail Il, the South.
Iii" P""pri'nr can only supcra,ld his cl,,
termination In meet patronage hv an unlIiuch
lng attention To the wants, wishes an,I com.
forts Of his visitors.
The prInwS are now and will be lhrouoh
our he year, open for the accommodation
of travellers.
Jos. W.ItMPTON. Proprietor.
Catawha Springs, March |, lS3S. C II
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Esa1s5CkG E>a.a .ASsp rs US "a
ESoeE e E..

FEVIiE Subscriber has on hand W. larea
~ supply of read, made TIN w ,RH
Of all descriptions, hirh he offers a' whole
sale or retail. NJ ~" low prices as can tr ni-
iordcd in this part of the country. He ha,
n'rn Il LARGE supply oflhr nrw"s, r:;>l,ion "f
JAPAN " Nh kf.,1n"r,lI"r with En-, III md
Block Tin Ware nr excellent quality. As"
Copper and sheet Iron Warr-Shr"iing
aud Rrazinc Cnppcr.-Hlnck tin. Stove
Spcltcr. and Tin Plac-ail "f which he of
icrs for sale low for cash, III No I6S Broad
Stre"r. Augusta. B. +. CHEW.
The subscriber being truly thankful TO
the very liberal patronage heretofore h"
slowed upon him hv hi friends aud the pnh
!ir generally, respectfully >niici,S 81 conrin-
nancc oI their i;iyn,S-and offers his Srrvi.
crS in either ri he ;.,l'nwino hrauclrr. of
his hn>incss-t"pprr Tin. Sheet Iron. and
Roofing t. f. c.
Augusta, Ga. March 5 10
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miscellaneous.
Fromt.c Lc,c.sJnry ..lErshanian.

Fromt.c Lctc.SJnry .lErghaninn
n VISIT TO THE SINGING Ch.EIE Mon
ROE COUNTY, NA.-lhs cave /, situated
near the road leading from the sal, 10 ri,,
lied sulphur, abour equally di-u ant from
the two Springs. fh" ntighHour,ng coun.
try Is incrspcrScd with hli, ani valley,
So that at every turn. the traveller meets
with view of il new and richly vnri ~u,,.d
scenery. 1t has received it., name IRON,
the laci that when person spcnks in n Ger
tam part of il, Il rcyori,araliol c.>ur>. nl,,
scihcr char:iing to the ear. Iru,Ii,ion
says IN lcrmrr days, Tie young of horI,
sexes were wont To assemble here and after
having illuminated the cavern with hun
drciis "l torches. unite their voices in sin
ln5 lncir lavOuIiIr airs
twas a delightful mornin,, IN the ,,ou;n
OF J"ly, 1854. hen d.. B. and myself
accompanied with IL Gui ic, visited ;hS cave
Our lights consisted of Two small torches
and candle with more wick than ,allow
Says our guide, as we stood al the cu
trancc-"TnIs cave ha, nor less ,h,n ,,,o
Hundred and fifty d,il;rcn, branches. and
no person has ever been in all of them
yet, ! know the principal parts" We.
however never thought of danger, as wc
intended 10 Ictnrn immcdiaiclv. The
.no'ih oi tic cave WAS from irn To fifteen
icct III diameter We entered h, y very
grt""al descent. a few PAGES took us inIo
= Tie midst Of
- pus''lrSs silence. dread prolound
More aw inl t!,an the tclnpcsi's round"
All was Il death like stiffness, save the
slow bul continual dripping of water from
the arChcd roof, and the solemn echo of orr
voices as we expressed our admiration m
inc inc scenery by which we were surrounded.
we proceeded slowly, OlScrvin. the siru,
."'o VI "'lc'ch' parts of the cavern, and
'hc various crystalline forma,ions of carbo
na'e oi ''Ine, until we had gone :l.ou, Gorr
iihufca yards. Here we found our coursc
interrupted ny 4 steep, rocky descent ,bn,
i'll ]uet before us. We ,okcd over. Inn,
our views were limit d by thick darkp..s
we threw down rocks hut cOuI. ONLY hn.,r
them plunge into deep water. The u,;sc
oi a running stream, gurc,inr omopr ,l.
rocks family fell upon the ear and ,b"n
died away IN ;hc di>.,nI part of the r,vr
Our guide told us thar we might vru,rrc
down with perfect safety an 90 ont on the
other side of the hill hul as our Ii.b,s
were growing short, we concluded we wnuld
return. When we had come i'm sigbt or
the place by which we had entered, we dis.
covered an opening leading to the right
we had TO enter III STOPPING posture.
though directly we were ushcrrd INFO n
large room. the remote parts of which were
not Illuminated by our torches. So com.
pletely was our attention occupied, that we
were Induced to 20 on nearly ii quarter of
mile, when this part of the cave narrow
ea down into perpendicular cleft in the |
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G0Hsc fsgxsssrc.

n VIE above is snucvcr failing remedy fnr:h
III variety oi coiic. so distressing TO In;.rrS.
ana l." "lic' the l;,'>, injurious ;mosiyI sui
s'"'ic"S are in"c"nn:o'!y "ivcn. 1t Is safe and
s""ihin%, and instead Of producing cosiiycnrsS it
'iSl,n'Iy ops rates gently on the bowels.
lh!S r"m"d> has Iov been used for severn
yrH'S. Win that success and appreciation, which
I'iach medicines made tn sell. CHi.nut command
II L. extensively used by the best phvSici;.ns II,
fc Gi'nr!. and io uS'. the language of many :,
mother aris HS 4 cha,m. \ hllc il a.Iay. 1h..
pam and niiS Ii" child to resi- it docs MOI ica,c
n'Nind II those unpleasant symptoms. v!ri.
,'"'i"in':n. h"'"n'a'> Drops. &c. general pre-
''rr fmr'' dl ci!"ns accompany aci. vir,
'nd r"i;iic'''s o i'< "iiirac, Gf rc1urcd) can b..
r'""i""d from i" nioSi respectable cilizcl!s oi
tairii!,a a:'. Georgia. For sn.r by
KITCHEN y ROBrRTSEN.U .Uam.Jvre
I!lW y FEB. .iHGtr>or T. H.
NM, lI.At hlT'r. P,md,t0n C.. H.
DIX. w. MINIS. Edg.f,M C.H
Feb :, I-.:S ,rI
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state Of South Gn.oIiun
EDGEFlEi.D DISTRICT.
~ EDIIT']-

llHah";h W;il;ans SEN vs.. Bin IN, Par
Janns NiIiI;n- aud Otirr~ { Jy;o,
4 anH"arii% Ia my sai!sIacl,r.!. ii,a, lame,
= N i''t'MiS i'r:,i Is i:'G,,nS and Guhr,r. |, IL
ii'''s onc Oi -" Dri"u.!il!~ Il. TIN. c..n,.i,r
mN"':n lac inltS "t tins :-iai" om motion h.,
w i"!n'H'. "hpIa'.'alis So!.ct"r Dii, rcd thai
ih"y d" appear and plead. answer or Gcmur. ,o
i!!c above mau,rtl E w;'.'iu three u.ou,bs ;,o,u
'!ir date of the pmbrai.on hereof. or The said hill
viii, as against them. bc ia!,cn pro couE.yso
J. TERRY. c. c.r.p.
ConmIrs biiicr. Ma II lS3S ac l6
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hon%"rity in Rhodc ILnnd.- The fol
'""'"" instances Of longevity are all wild
avs. To whom pensions have been .ro,u Fl
"h""r the act OF Congress July / 1876 10:
services rendered hy rlicir husbands in ll,.
war "f the revolution
Abigail Salisbury, aged 100. widow of
George, sergeant of Guard, married March.
i1GI. ~
Molly bowers, aged 81. widow of Asa. q
privai" of Cot. alkcrs regimen. marric,,
October, Ii7I.
'onSanna;i Smith. a-r,'13. widow Of S,uLc
~. Il p:ivai" in JHckson's rcn;mcnt. NI,rr;,,,
A!a'cii, E7G.
Sarah Dyer, aged 93. willow or An,hon,
Il private III CapI. Generals cavnIir,s mar
rlcd December, 1868.
Snsannah Man aged 50, widow of Geo
u sergeant III Putnam's regiment, married
August, 1866.
Jcii'ina fucker aged sc, widow of Ma
man. Il seaman ON hoard the frisatc Alfred.
Fam Jones captain. married several ye,rs
before the war.
H"sannah Arnold, aged 90, widow Of
Oliver; lieutenant in the paw,uxe, ran.
GERS mnvricd July. 1863.
Martha Cook, aged %. wiLow nj S;lv,,
us, a private III Col. Browns regiment.
married June. l7GS.
Sarah Potter, aged IS, widow ofIchabnd
Il priv"t" IN Col. Walkers regiment. mar
rird November. l77l,
Molly Ehr'hloih, aged SS, widow of
I"h" scrlranr IN Col. R,hmond's rcri- :
mcnt, married Dcccnhcr, l777.
PforidcHcc Couicr.
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State of anuth tnlulinn
dBHEIiLLE UfSTRICT.

survivor. T.rO kDtcs- D.,u,u..
John \: Young $s::5a SO crs. '"""s'S
Fa SiiE Plaintiff having tins dag flied his dec.
I'd iaralion in this ease, in t;,c tieyh's Office,
and the SAID John \. Young having no wife ar
attorney known t" be i'll This province. npon
w""n copy Of the said declaration with il
special order OF the Court endorsed thereon. can
he served: II is therefore Ordcyrd th,t tho s.,,
John y. Young dn appear aud maxi, his defence
with yrai and day, from the filing of tho said
declaration. as aforesaid. or final and absolute
Judgment will hc forthwith given an,. awarded Er
the said p!ainliil.
JAS. WARDLAW. C.p.
GcL'S OGrc J0n II, 1895 d,o <,
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rock The shortncss of our lipMs now
admoniSlcd us to return withou, much DELAY
For my part | began to think Of tho
'hun'ircd and fifty branches some of wlnci,
II" person had ever seen. observed, ''wc
are returning the way we came. for here is
ihr smoke of our lights" Directly, how
ever. discovered tha, no smoke was to he
seen; n"r hal ! ever been in thar part 0i
| the cave III which We were at thrt timr-
how we ha kcu the wrong way, I could
not '"f knn'w by the couuicnancc> oi
he Others liza hey were confused. then
rok" silence Tor we had hcru walking on
tor some minutes without Il wO"d, bv TAX
n% pr. IL. hy the band. aud saving, "Dr.
VIC are lnst'-"'rhni we are" Snid he
| shall never forget tho manner in which he
pronounced these words aud the influence.
they cNcrlcd upon nc. had almost sunk
+" the ground. Now oar Guide, who had
"nn before. cries "mllt. am at the ems!
4 this branch lie returned. for he could
>" II" further. Al our request, he put out
his li.ht, 50 that when ours were burnt up.
we mi"hl lG;,, his. We halted II minur,,
to pnricy. Our guide pointed one .!i;cc-
non Tor The mouth of the cave. Doctor B.
another, and Il third; hu, we were nj.
wrong What We dc, we must do quickly.
says the DIR. " Tor we shall directly he in
III" dark" Many were the thoughts thar
rushed through my mind in quick success
SION. In this cave, Il man was lost three
days; IN Kentucky, another rcrisrcd: and
are we To lay down on this cold Garth. or
t;iil INT" these huge pits and die i'm dark
ness, an'' none To tell what has become of
rs! then raised Il irrvcnt petition 10
the Almighty for divine assistance. in dom"
winch ielt Il submissive composurc. firm.
" believing tha, th" Rcdccmcr would
i'"ltrn up that dark cavern Ivy his smiles in
" DIVING hour. We sill CROPPED our wa,
coward, not knowing where VIC were go
ing. hu' occasionally we would make Il
mark III the loose earth, so that, if in o,r
wandrrln"S we should again see thar mark
we would know where we had hcrn.-
i'urr'lv we SAW su'uCihing like The mel.
'"win" nuts of evening as the last ravs of
me drrnrlln" sun fell upon the cloud it, the
distant horIZ"n; it was The ligIr rcf,cc,cd
rom Tie ii"ht Of the cave. Nc>crwns il
received with more .oyiuImcss Of heart.
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81 Stf':eScs!.

H1NKOM the Subscriber on the 9Th of
n April. two Mules; one black Mare
Mule shaved very much by the gear. sup
posed TO he about 3Ncars of age: the other
il sorrcl horsc mule about the same nnc
When last heard from they were seen With
'wo wagon at Aiken, 4 reward Of $50
will b" given for the TWO ifdclvcrp,l To Mr..
J"hnnl!ian S;ccdman, at Aiken. or
l.. d. JOHNSON.
IL miles from Aiken on South EhiSro. =. G..
May IL, 1888 e.. l5
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IHomns C0rH, 0gca 207 I,0rs-Of this
>cnrrnh'r individual the following account
Is gwen III faNior'~ Annals Of Health and
Ion" lIiic: "Ihc most remark able ,>tarcr
# longevity which we n,ccr with in British
iii>l"ry Is that of Thonas Carn. who, ;c-
r"riinG to the parish register of s.. Leo
ha"' Shorr'Irh. died IN The 2Gih ,anuary,
l.'SN, III HE ASTONISHING" az. %! 2N7 wears.
lie was born IN HE reign Of Rici'arl ri,,.
second. nnn" l3Sl aud lived IN the rrion.
"i |""'vr i\in"s and Qu,rn~, n.rt,.l,
"r',"ri 81 Henry lrh 5ih and 9Th. E.I
ward lili. AMI 9TH. RirhHrh 81. ii,n.v 1,h.
nn'' Sih.. E'!w ard Gir.. MARY ANA E!iZ'.hc,,,.
! II" rcr"city of this statement NAV h, rcn
dily ;sccr'hincd hy any person who may
choose I" consult the above rcSistcr.'-C
on Health.
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Notice.

z ii. persons indebted To the Estate OF
/ Mrs. Sarah Wise. ,cccn>e,., .., re-
qucsrcd /" make immediate pavmcnr, and
those lilv'ne demands to prcscnt them pro.
r"rIy a;ic,:"i.
ENOCii Il. PRESLEY.
I',cHior :riih Ike UiU GRHc,cd
March7, lr}S ,r5
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EGbH'sS'E

&s 4 a ED from the Subscriber. n,
- lih"rtN Hill, on The 2Slh or 2Dih al,
March last Il small sorrrl MARE MULE.
roach manc, ten or twelve year old. aud
mas Il hIc;n'>h IN one eye. If any person
nearing or seeing such Il Mule will c, Tie
subscriber know "t it either by letter or
nfmcr"'sr, such Information will be thank
fully received.
BEVERLY BURTON.
Liberty Hill April Is. lS3S ,fl2
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:. SN-NvE gel

= & SiiE .N"ic~ and Accounts "f Er. Janic.
Sp'.nn d,crte, Il. have teen lcli wish
Nr u. j.. 'rt'"rS. IN l'imhu.". IN per.
sous ''d''h'"i /" ~; S,,mnn ar" requested 4
local ana r"N Nr. t,ll;r-. whni +, authorized
t" rc''lN" 'hr nimm",; and those liavrn.
'!'mra"dr i.'.in>t The Es,nlr Will ulr;,>r rem
der ''l"n' !" lam. t.. SpANN.
March % i~.;S IFS 1|,,.;r;,
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TCHiGe.

1t persons having any demands against IN,
state OF q. Anderson. Sen. deceased. mr..
requested |" present them. aud those indebted to
make payment within the time prescribed bv law.
90 ~ a. ANDERSON, Adm'trix.
Jan 10, 1888 ,Cdn
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+ q =.

Z . =
tSOMET!MH IN January last. two Note,
~ at haul both gwen bN james {, !iuri
I" The subscriber. on" for $50 and the
other in: -: bot! due. think. In Or,ubrr
ia>t MI persons are hereby inrrwnrnr.l
rom 'r;' lin" for said Notes. as sill hold
Tie drawer "i the sane. responsible.
J. .. PEARSON.
Ainsh Crcc&, Grccuv''H. :. c. Mav3l,c.
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ETfTTc--

a vi. Persons indebted To the l,tc Ch,rlcs
"a ih""ElS. deceased. are requested To make
p'Ym"ht; and ali persons vim. demands against
'''r eSth'" n' sad deceased are requested to pre-
sem thcn duly atcstcd. JAS. +. ADAMS
"' - '""' u administrator