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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14
BALTIMORE MARkET-Feb. 8.

FLOUR.-Iioward street Hour. There has
been a fair demand throughout the week on the part
o~lsliipers to England, and The market has been quite
lively. Several thousand barrels have been taken
for export, up TO Wednesday inclusive, at the uni
form store price of 1925, per Dbl. Yesterday, how
ever, the market became unsettled, with an upward
tendency, and though some sales were made at S.
25, others were effected AT SS'373. To day the
market Is quite unsettled, aud while holders are yer,
generally unwilling to sell 70. less than So. so. buyers
will not offer more than S5,374. Some holders re
fuse 10 sell altogether al this time, preferring to
await the result Of later advices from England,
now daily expected by the Great Western. The
ship Kowena, the last vessel up for the English mar
ket with foui. has just completed her loading-400C
bbls.-a and there is now no other vessel up lor that
destination.
Oats.-Cargo sales at 4s a SO cents.
Gorcr S~eed--Beglns to arrive more freely from the
West. and is without change in price. We quo,c
prime Western seed at $I4 to SIS per bushel. A
LOT Of 100 bushels prime Virginia Seed was sold
this week at Sl5 per bushel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14
GEORGETOWN, Jan. 6, 1899.

New York Flour NarkH--The Express OF We'd
nesday says
Extensive shipments Of flour are now milking
Full ten thousand barrels ATE going on board for
Liverpool, all OF which has been purchased some
li,tle time. The purchasers of -four Tor the En-
gllsll market lave been much larger than has been
supposed. In this city they have been all of twenty
and including those Al the South, over one hundred
thousand barrels. Here the price paid has been a
Irile under nine dollars. The operations have been
very adroitly made, ST. much SO as not TO excite the
public as 10 a knowledge of what was going Oh
The holders of -four, as well as those OF cotton, are
now anxlonsly looking for the arrival of the Great
Western now monently expected. Adylces by her,
should they prove to be what is expected, VIZ. an
advance on cotton, will affect prices here very much.
The high and advancing state Of the great staple cot
ton affects all descriptions Of trade. Business has
revived IN consequence lthe great price cotton has
brought.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14
$50 Reward for Charles,

"HO Runaway from the subscriber, two
w miles west of Amherst Count House, on the 4lh
day efJanuary last.-He is about % years of age.
black bushy head Of hair, very straight, and would
readily pass fora white man, as 10 colour. lie had
on when he left, a black Jeans coat striped cassinett
pantaloons, and a black fur hattie has many
acquaiutances boating on James River, and will
probably attemptto make his way to some free state.
The above reward will be given If taken out of the
state, or ten dollars within it, aud delivered TO me. or
secured in any Jail, so that | get him again.
10. PETTlJOHN.
Eeh. Ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14

Real Estdte.-A lot of land in the rear of the new
Exchange, with three fronts, sold yesterday al $780,
900 to Messis. A. II. Dor 4 Co. II is GA feet on
Exchange Place, Gid on Hanover ST.. 70 on Beaver.
and 754 IN the rear. AT The great sale OF Mr.. Posts
estate. Peb. %, 1886, the same ground was sold IN
three lots for an aggregate OF $3.50, 500. 1t has re-
NAMED ever since unoccupled. 1t is presumed To
have been purchased now for the Am. Exchange
Benk.-N. Y. Jour. Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14
/ fBRuARy >.
IN SENATE

Mr.. MoRRis offered 10 the Senate a rsnlution dc.
claring that the cit zens Of the United States have
. good a night TO petition upon the subject of the
Slave tiade, the Addition Of Slavery in the District
MColumhia, upon the adj mission OF any new slave
State into the union, as upon any other subject
Vhe fcsolution calls upon The Judiciary Committee
20 answer certain enouiters as to the rght of Congress
10 abolish slavery in the District and territories. Ii also
propounds certain other enquiries in regard to Slave
~ and the Government.
Mr.. MoRRIs moved that The resolution be laid nm.
on The table objections being made to printing, MI.
Morris Withdrew the mioion.
Objection waie then made to the reception Of the
resolution.
THE Vice President decided That the member from
ONO presented the resolution upon his own respon-
sib'iny. In the opinion OF the Chair the resolution
was properly presented and ought TO lay upon the ia
be. !.
Mr.. HUBBARn. Of New Hampshire, expressed him
cell opposed The resolutions, aud TO all aclioo up
on the question Of slavery.
Mr.. FOSTER thought the Senate had power 10
prevent the reception Vi the resoInino.
Here the subject was dispored Of.
r PaESTIss OF Vermont presented an Aboli.
- snsemoiisl. which, on motion OF Mr.. LINN was
~ % the table. sHs
NJ. BExroN's bill for the armed occuulion Of
FLORIDA vas indefinitely postponed By a vote Of % TO
~ tss E1s ets sci -. -r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14

Dir. Glars srSkcH on AnoL,Tios-lt was osr
cood fortune to hear Mr.. Clay's Speech, ~ the sen,
ate. on Thursday. on the subject oil Abolition ana
we were never more delighted with an etiorlo Of line DIS
inguished Sebator. We ~pnrposeiy refrain from at
tempting TO give any abstract or sketch Of The Speech,
because we shall take the earliest opportunity OIL
LAYING j, at full length. before our readers. Jnsliee'
however, requires us 10 say. IN advance, that II was
full Of noble and patriotic sentiments-tha ntook
the highest and frmest grounds in defence OF the
rights Of The Southern States, and Of the People oil
this Districi-ihat it set forth fully and clearly the
enormity of the designs OF the Abuliiionlsis-and
appealed with a power and eloquence rarely equal
led. 10 all classes Of citizens in our country, 10 raj
ly IN defence Of the Constitution and the Union.
Never did Mr.. Clay appear 10 greater advantage than
he did whist delivering ilis special listening
Senate hung urou his words. and a crowded audi
ence heard with enthusiasm, his clear and silver
voice. as it rung through the Chamber. Invoking
The spirit Of Patriotism 10 descend upon bis country
Would that The whole Soulh-yes, The whole coun,
Try, could have been present upon this occasion !
Tie warmest of Mr.. Clay's opponents Yielded h'm'
Ut once, the iiibute OF then praise, and achnowi-
edged his abilities His friends erowed around hlm
and offered him their thanks and congratulations. IL
we were friendly to Henry Clay before, We are
duubly so now. He has, il possible, increased ms
fame by his last offering upon tho altar of our Union
Aler. Gd..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14

(\N Thursday the 18th day of February, 1889,
~ before the front door OF the Market House, in
the town OF Lynchbure, there will he sold, at public
auction, some ten or twelve VALUABLE slaves g.;
consisting of Men. Women, Boys and Girls.
A the same time and place, there will be hired,
at auction, some ten or fifteen other slaves. Among
them, are men, women aud children. Some of the
women have no incumberance, and have been accus-
toned to waiting in the house.
Tcrms-The sale will be made upon six months
credit the purchaser or purchasers giving negotia-
Bile notes, satislat torily endorsed. The hiring
will be as usual, the hirer giving bond and secuti-
~. NJ. II. GARLAND, Ex'or
of B. Il. Scott, iced.
Feb, 3tu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14
Mammoth SchcIne!

Bcsldes \ gfc0t number 0I SIOO, 500, 500, &c.
Whole Tickets Sl0-llalves &5-Quartcrs So so.
For sale IN a gtcat variety ofeloice numbers ut
TALBOInS LUCKY OFFICE.
~ Ordcrs from the country, accompanied with
the Cash, or Ptlzc Tickets, for Tickets in any Viz
sinia Scheme drawn by d. 5. Gregory 4 Co. Mana
gers, will be promptly supplied and Exchange on
the most liberal terms effected, on addressing letters
(p0st paid) to MELVILLE TALBOT,
LynchGurg, ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14

Good Diridend.-The New York Journal Com
merce says that the Mcrrimack Company Of Lowell,
divided IN December last 40 per cent on their CAPT
tai of 81 800, 600, besides reserving a surplus OF
S100, 900 for the The purchase Of new machinery.
The Company made no dividend in 1897, but re-
served their profits to meet the losses they were
then exposed 10 from bad debts by the general dis.
asiers of the whole country in that year.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14

Jdmoica-By the brig Cicero, at this port yes,er-
day from Jamaica, we have received a file of the ia
maica Mercury to the 10Th January, inclusive. We
find nothing of interest to the American reader.
The Governor of Jamaica, Sir Lionel Smith. had
sailed in a steamboat for the North side of the Is
land, for the purpose of restoring order among some
OF the apprentices who had refused to pursue
their usual occupations.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14

MORE FIRES IN. NEW YORK.-There was
. destructive hive IN Attorney street. New York, ON
Tuesday night, and Oh Wednesday morning in Nine
teenth street. The wife of Mr.. Murray, the keeper
Of a grocery store, in attempting to save some little
property. was sufocaicd by the smoke. Her hus-
band attempted 10 rescue her, but was driven back
by The flames.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14
Brilliant Scheme.
Of S11.0OO oi
NOTICE TO
Flour 0Nd Tobacco .Nesch ants.

"AVlNG COMPLETED our new Fire II 90
IL Ware House, on the South side of the Basin,
in Richmond, we are now ready to receive Flour
Tobacco, &c. sent down by the Canal, free Of all
expenses Of drayage, &c. and solicit a share of pat
rouage in these articles, from Western Virginia.
Liberal advances will be granted on all consignments.
Those unacquainted with us, we would respectfully
refer to the following persons in Lynohburg,
whose business we have transacted for many years /:
Samuel Miller, 1hos. Ferguson,
John HoiLias, Jesse Hare,
S. IA. Darts, James ". Morgan.
LEWIS LUDLAM 4 son.
The subscribers also attend to forwarding goods
TO the upper country and shipping produce TO coast
wise and foreign ports l.. l.. & SON.
January 81 lot if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14
TO EEK.NERE.
N II w q O d =.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED. a few pack.
ages of VIEW GOODS,
amongst which are ii lot of Muslin Capes and Col.
lais, French work. very cheap:
Calicoes, Worsted 4. Co,,o, uo;so..
rancy hand@erchieis Mareno Handkercliefs,
G,auze do Satin Ribbons,
Pongee Silks do Velyet do
WIN many other articles, aud a small 10, of MINIS
bonnels, and we are IN daily expectations of RECEIVING
d case OF Nuns Bonnets, new style.) All of which
"'e determined TO sell low for cash.
j. }. PURVIS d DUFFEI.
Feb nH'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14

The New York assembly have elected John c.
Spencer, Secretary Of State, Bates Cook, Comptrol-
Ter, Jacob Ilaight, Treasurer, Willis Hall, Attorney
General, A. Chandler. Camynissary General.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14
GroEoErowS. Feb. 3, 1889.

M,,srs. Editors To correct all misconceptions IS
IN INV onioions and feelings a, the time ! met Com
modofo Elliott IN Baltimore, ! send YOU the enclosed
correspondence, which | will thank you 10 publish
with thus leilef. WIN great respect
Your very obi sets'i. -
DAVID PORTER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14

Tie Young German servant girl, who WAS shot at
New York on Sunday last, by a Greek named Pietro
di Paulo. is now sand to be out Of danger. The ball
has not. huwcver, been extracted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14
VgrUShps. london tooth,

HIOTH AND HAIR BRUSHES. with a fui
y supply Of mos, other Brushes. in use, for sal
by Howell DAVIS.
Feb. ID Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14

The New York Express Of Thursday says
The Bank of Commerce opened It's subscription
books tins day. 1t is not known What amount was
subscribed, but il was very ~larse,-much larger than
the public have an idea oil. 1t would not be surpr-
sing If The whole capital, and even more, should be
taken.
There was a Spcie draft, rs ii was called, on the
banks in Wall street to-day. About three hundred
thousand dollars were drawn. It's understood the
amount wanted is to go to The Southern banks. Our
hanks sre well provided with gold, which has recent
ly been, FOR the purposes oi circulation, a useless
commodity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

The following correspondence between Co",no-
do,es Porter aud Elliot, IN reference 10 a recent oc-
cn,,ence between them, appears in the Sun OF yes.
terday -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14

ANECDOIE,-John Randolph was one day ask
ed ms opinions of Mr.. Levi Woodbury.. HIS reply
was:
l sent Mr.. Woodbury. a presen, o( some b,co,
hams and he answered my present with a very laconie
note. as follows:
" Mr.. Woodbury's compliments to Mr.. Rsndolpb.
has received his present of bacon hams, and hen
ttu be eaten nth pleasure"
OF course, Mr.. Randolph made no comments.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14
Ist Mo. 9Th
W'OOZEI
second Supply.

Dec. 18th, 1887.
ENAPECTED, this day, "A fresh supply o~fsingle
~ and double width Fulld Cloths. Nerinoes.
Lady's Silk Velvet, Sheeiings. Laces, &c. &c; ali
which will be sold very low.
BURTON & ROBES.
no E.YHf.NERS.
We particularly invite the attention of Farmers
u Tie above, as also to a heavy stock of Blankets.
Negroes Shoes, &c. which We are DISPOSED TO sell
unusually low BURTON Il ROBES.
Dec. 10 ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14

10 Senate, we suppose from what we see ~ 'ie
Globe of thai nieli, that there was a little breeze oil
abolition. The Globe says, Mr., Clay TOOK a con
spicnous par against the fanatics, aud says, lie Is
converted lion his former position. II says further
thai Mr.. Calhoun congratulated those who acted
with hun IN resisting the aboli,ionisis upon the con
version oil Mr.. Clay"
In the House Of Representatives. Mr.. Robertson
introduced a proposition Tor a DIVISION oil the pro
eaeds from he sales ollhe pubic lands. II provides
that there shall be separate accounts kept OF tie mon
cys from such sales. aud those from Other sources
and thai on the LIST July, aIior The next census. there
shall be division among the States of The ior'ner'
and that there shall be regular sefni-annuai dis'-
dends thereafter. Somo provisions are made IN
case oil 4 d. felt IN the revenue from duties ~ case
Of war. Mr.. K. supported his proposition III a
speech. A great part Of he day was taken up III Tho
Army bill.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14

II was stated by Mr.. Rice Garland in the House
oil Representatives, in the debate on appointing the
COMMITTEE of Investigation now sitting in New YORK.
AS matters Of hisiory-that the famous Anti United
States Bank Committee in 1884, was composed of
i've out of the seven Administration men, and tba,
two ofthe five have since been rewarded with luc,a-
i've situations b. the Executive, and a third bv a So
called Democratic Legislature; aud further, thai The
appointed by the same Legislature 70 in
quire into [wlntewash q the Executive Departments.
was composed OF six Administration and three onno'
si,ion members-and Of the six, three have since bren
appointed 10 lucrative offices by the President.
[iter, (,o..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14

Sir - have The honor TO enclose to YOU the copy
If f, letter which ! addressed 10 Commodore Elliott,
occasionedby cou,iesies offered TO ne publicly, "hile
was %iemc,ing from tie Washington Railroad cars
IN Baltimore, TO those which come to this place.
have the honor 10 be.
With great respect,
Your yeiy obi. setv't,
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DIX. II. IN.
SURGEON DENTIST,

'AhEo ms occasion to inform the public tba,
= he has removed his Office next door abov. ,he
auction room of Col. Charles Phelps, and direc,Iv
oPpos''e' TO ii d. Richards's Hardware Store, where
h he a al any Time be found ready 10 perform the
duties OF his profession. "
Dec. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14
Road Contractors.

LANE NOTICE, thai the President and Direc.
.o1s Oh Tue Salem aud Pepper Ferry Turnpike
March next, at Salem, two sectlons of five m,,os
lem and Lafayette. ""-
By order flhe Board.
February II >.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14
Lottery Draws To- Morrow.
Capital Prize Of $4,000
80 do Prizes 800
WellsbErg Lottery!

EXTRA CLASS, No. ., ron 1899.
To be drawn at Richmond on Tuesday, 10Th Feb.
1899. ~" The drawing will be received at this
Office, Oh Thursday, the lllh inst. al > O'Clock,
Z. NJ.
Brilliant Scheme.
4 Prize of $4,000 OF $l,3Sl
| do of 5000 SO Prizes of 500
l do OF 5000 25 do of 300
! do OF $500 lao do of 100
Together with MANY otS30, $40 &c. &c.
Whole Tickets only .S4-llalses S2-Quartcls 81.
For sale al
TAI.BOT'S OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14
CHESTER, Dec. %, 1898.

Secretary Of the Navy.
CHESTER, Dec. %, 1888.
SIR TO avoid any mlscouception. rs 10 my re-
ceivlng aud returning any couftesies from you,
have 10 request the favor, should we meet. thai
you will consider me as a perfect stranger. unit
The reports winch are in circulation prejudicial te
you, are removed by the decision Of competent hi.
buDal.
The reason for making this request is, thai, have
think hat neat such reports lightly.
am With great consideration,
your very OBJ seiyaut,
Signed DAVID PORTER.
Commodore J. d. ELLIOTT.
PHILADELPnIA, Jan. 8, 1889.
Sin note ofthe o2d uIt. is received. ]
cannot be more agreeable to you than 10 myself thai
our acquaintance should cease. am sir.
Signed JESSE DUNCAN ELLIOTT.
To DAVID PORTER, Esq.
GEoRGErowN, Jan. 6, 1889.
Sin i lave received a note from Commodore
Elliott, Of Which the enclosed 10 4 copy, on which
shall only remark, that the man who is SO ind ltierenl
TO opinion, aud 10 reckless Of his own elai acler, Is
| should tlink, an unfit example to the younger off
GERS of The Navy.
] have the honor 10 be,
With great respect,
Your very obi s%ervt,
Signed DAVID PORTER.
Secretary Of the Navy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14

Executed DIT this Office, with
= neatness and despatch. "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14
w y sew ',
DAVID PORTER.

Hon. ]. X. PArLpiNG,
Secretary Of the Navy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14

NJ. DAVIS, Jr.
wtl5tH if
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-31
To aH trhona 10 may concern

DE " known that .. Josepa Blanks, of he
ID conaiy OF Ora ,ge. il The stale " Moth
CsrnIIna, did heretofore m,ke TO samuel
Bank, o. the s's.e cf Mississippi. pewe OF
attorney. TO atiead TO certain business IN SAID
state in ny aame:
Now Cor rer'aIn reasons Z have. all BY
these n,esenis do evoke and aaauI ALL de
clare 10 be resokrd Id anau'led, The said pow
~ OF attorney. eiSen by me 10 said Ssnuel
Blanks WMness nv Iland and seal, 1T o..
age. S"ra carolias. this 25tb day o. Janus.
y, 1889. ..--.--~ -. .---
JOSEPH BLANKS. CsE.L.1
Janusry rs So swp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-31

ReadiRg.-Go into the house Of some
Of our farmers and YOU will 6nd no news
Paper. no periodical of any Kind. and
hardly book. Ask such mea 10 sub
scribe for q paper. and they will tell you
that they have ma time o. read enc. but
VIII" Is 50 eon.iantly employed rs 20 find
m leisnrr for tie improvement Of his
mind! Not the fsrmer. certainly. for the
long WINTER evenings afford him several
hours every day which he might devote
10 reading. Not tie mechanic. for in-
stances are frequent where the industri-
OTIS artisans haze attained an eminence IN
the sciences. merely by giving their lei
sure 10 study.
Ons of the most eminent oriental seho-
lars "f the age is professor Lee, Of one
Of the English Universities, and Yet oil
his education was acquired during the
moments Of leisure which he found while
employed as jOurneyman carpenter.
The fscI Is. every man has leisure 10
read newspaper. and those who plead
the want of time as an excuse for not taxi
ing one. are almost always the least in
duslrious.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-31

Every Thing on a Magnificent Scale
"A Sou'h American being asked BY !
worthy citizen Of London. in large com.
rsny. What kind of country South Ame-
rici VAS. replied: Sir. every thing in
South America is IN a grand .cale. Our
mountains are stuprnd"us. our rivers ere
immense, our plains are inlerminable. our
forests have M end. our tires are gigan.
tic. "ur milrs are thrice the length Of
yours; and thea there he took doubloon
out Of his pocket and laid on the table,
lonk at out guineas!!''
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-31

nrss. fran he highest 10 he l0@ssi. In
every rlsss 81 lucrative nfiees. thnsr Who
are appointed 10 eaRduea their Affairs.
hare manifested more nF less If this CO.
sslous pTineiPle. There may be. and no
doubt ara. individuals holding lucrative
Offices Of stats Tree from this eossious
spirlt. buI in The general tie remark 10
ITus. II is not our purpose 10 rnlsr into
particulars ~ prrssnl, ne are only giving
. general sirw If The snhjrei. IN eORnex-
ian Nth lhr general sfsess Of easelOus.
ness, particulars ~ill be examined a. We
advance in The subject G.
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Liberal Offer,

~ Posirnastcrs. or oIher Gentlemen. act.
in2 a. agenIs. by fo'wsrlI"g \ current Twrn-
~ Dollar note, liee Of p',sta2r.l will be far
nis,ed Tor one year with Ten Copies of AK.
andef's Weekly A,sse"g.T. and Ten Copies OF
The Sin Grower aud Farmers Manual, edited
by Ward Cheney AID Br"lher.. the enierpris.
tag Sik ralluiisls 81 burlington, n. J also .
Premium [ opy Of A cEa"der = large and spen.
did qIari1 edition OF lhe tipiy Bible. With Apo
crypna, Psalms. Como dance, Iatcx, Sc. coin
els tie beautifully bUund aud lciletej, an
printed ar i"e white paper conlsIHing up
wards of sl.sen huaJTtd p,ses accompanied
VITA an appropriate s'arayrd FrnuIispiece
aud FAM RECORD lD' Births, Marriages, and
DeSti's. r Retail Buok-s,oe piice Of the Bi.
ble fifteen OsllarsM.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-31

Dtath,-Men fear death as children
fear to 60 into the dark: and a. that ma
tur.l lear in children is increased with
tales, so is the other.
II Is as natural to die as 10 be born; aud
TO a little infant. perhaps tie one is as
painful as the other.
He that dies 10 an earnest pursuit, is
like one that is wounded in hot blood.
who for the time, scarce feels the hurt;
aud therefore a mind Fixed and bent up
on somewha. that is good. doth avert The
dolors Of death. Death hath this also.
that j. openelh the gate 10 good fame. and
e,,inguishelh envy.