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THos. RlTcHiE, Esq.
HAyosER, Puecoos, July 9th, IL:

HaxosER Puccoos, July 9th, 1880
S,s-l am now fully satisfied. that have committed
fatal and an irr. d.emabe error in not ncing
the taking of depos."ns within month from The del,
a,n,n from, This county. From too aupsrhcIal exami.
nation Of The law, entertained the firm belief that the
,erm prescribed for ne began with your Of obec
,onable votes end ,ha, belief was doubtless h1ed ~
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A CARD.

MAR HARRIS, Dentist. expects 10 visit h'chm"n .
> between the 18Th and 18th July, when NJ WIN NC
happy 10 wait upan s,ch may wish 10 procure ns r
fpasinnai services His sav will b" sh'I'. '''s u'ae
nppicaiinn therefore, will be necessary ;"
cure them. N q,
July IL
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DEATHS.
Died, in Norf"k in Tho i3d Of her age Ms ELIZA n
PniAED of Rcnnmn Pollard ESQ., that Borough, and
granddaughter oil thu 'e Go'etuor John Page Of Rosews
She has fingered alns ceered Ivy her
c"iinc hope the Gospel Mrs r. admired, esteemed,
ami loved.
The Georgia papers IN. death Of of Der is,n-
sushcd ssasrn JoHS FkoSpand Judge AsGvsTsE s. CLAY
q native Of vryiua wbs !rnrs member ol
Congress.
he papers speak In despondns Of the connu Il i'll
Of Gov Gn-r.
Died, HnnnbaI Missouri, the 2i.t ul,.. Col JonS b. d.
Smith, late oil Winchcsr Va and for conspicuous
member Of the Hus, Legislature.
AZ Warrnon Virginia. Sunday. tho a instant in tho 2sh
ohis ALBEIT u PAsrE, the Of Bazell Payne
Co., merchants, OF Baltimore.
Al The place, Monday the 2i instant, RoDERr ALE
AsbgR FAME, "grd q yruIs.
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Rr1I Estate for .SgIr,

7ffUt I.SIHtt JU7 JHFI.
YEyHE owner wishing 10 enigrate TO Kentucky Offers
n for sale the Oakley Farm This property lies Ia
Campbell county, four miles from Lynchbnrg and con.
ss,s If $40 Of land which, in point of fertility, are
excPled by none 10 the county Inc dwelling house "a
two story brick building und comfortable with oil the
necessary on, houses. Also my household and kitchen
furniture stock DC. Any person wishing TO purchase
can examine the premises, aud in the event OF sale,
can have possession in time 10 commence seeding =
Terms will be Insde accommodating
ir'r 70 lIo-uNl JOHN E. CREAM.
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A ."t."s t,r rIesiOenl AID Directors OF me
IN Louisa Railroad Company. at L"ulsa Court house,
on Monday, The l7th Day Of June. 1889:
Resoired, That Dividend of per cent. be declared
upon The amount paid by The holders Of the old stock
respectively prior the first day Of this month. which
will be rged and after the 18th day OF July next,
at The Office OF the Company.
BE- order of the Board,
NATHANIEL THOMPSON. Tr,cs.
July IL l9-lt
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BY Elias J. Willis. Wm. C. Rives: Once visrinir's
favore son-bu, she has weighed him in The bsionce.
and he is found wanting. "Alas, poor Yorick!"
by Pleasant Mitchell. May Van Buren, be The mex,
President, YIN Rives LETT in the peaceful shades of
Cns''e Hill. aud Henry Clnv. Post Rider.
by Peter Coffry WIN. &. Rives The fearless md un.
dsunisd Senator Of the U s: May he be returned to
his oihce no party man.
BY zachasiah Mitchell WIN C. Rives:
tbs p"ltical principles are oil laid aside,
And now on balance is trying TO ride.
" Tho Wings should prove hunrIt and give call
= lhink when he iiemh;rs, hi Il obliged for ~ fa,
by Sp q. Psrrow The Sub Treasury Bpgnl by Con
dy Racquet. fa,hered by Grn Gordon, and hronuh, 10
notice by Martin Van Buren, May the sins Of the child
be vested on the parents
By Democrat The SUBJ Treasury He who says
most about il knows Il asst.
by apns,acy TO the last aasp-L,ke Henry Clay, he is
willing TO accept Office from Wings, Abo,onsts, and
Tstites-his cry is office, Office, my kingdom for an
Office :
requires two feet square stand upon support Martin
Van Buren, and the Sub Treasury: MAY he always be
overwhelmed by Flood
(Sent by Major Yancey) The reelection of Mr. Van
Buren, death blow TO Abolition: The Southern Wings
must soon see they are aidrI the of The Ambition
Wings of the North will they repent their folly and
withdraw from the deteslable ASSOCIATION with robbers
and fanatics!
BY John Fl. Loving. VIM. c Rives and Gen. Camp
bell: Alike in principles and in politics. friends 10 the
blacks and enemies TO the whites.
BY Daniel A. Cheatwood. Vim e. Rives Born in
the lap OF afuence. nurnred by confdng party, who
made him what he wus and all he is His apnslacy and
fall will be negative example for future politicians To
de,est and avoid
BY Charles Perrow. The Federal Government: De.
signed TO promote the welfare interest and liberty Of ALL
should never be prnstued 10 promote the separate in
ieresl of partlsans and demagogues.
By VIM jordan. VIM {. Rives: May he be the mex,
President.
: BY John II Loving. William e. Rives: The l09lh
Psalm, from the Sth 10 the l9,h verse.
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.,o.sency With which lac has sustained them, du-
long public lie and amidst the vicissitudes of
lrS , er,i,le him 10 tho confidence Of the country;
p " his accurate knowedse Of parliamentary la" qua;
- h,,n IN an eminent manner for the discharge at
o.eul,ar duties, which the CONSTITUTE has devolv
" " nonn he Wee President Of the s,
NJ stevenson never occupied larger space in the
eyes d his e"an'ymsn' Than 3. present tie is now s
.ns Probably minister from our county to Great
A. ,;n has been distinguished and popular he
!. ), This time.
n The present nncure of our p"li,ical affairs think
;, s;phly nporan, that The Republican party should Sc
~, Mr Stevenson their candidate for the Vice Pre-
,lsncy ! acknowledge, that in calling attention to
hs rrnilsmsn. | am mt devoid Of pariiaty for him,
sr,e.e ~ WAS born and bred Yrgnan; yet this cir
n.ance in itself weighs bu, little in comparison with
hs abilities his Republican princples his Qualifications
T., ,hp iice and his devotion 10 the Union and the
,;,h,s Of lire States MADISON.
From Tic South Side
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EOR TIE E.NOHLRER.

FOR THE ENQUIRER.
Among The important duties incumbent on the next
Is,.ntu-c vii be the selection of individual to fl
ss Gubefna,oral Chair tor years from and after The
an DIV Of March nex' To the names already brought
Ltrs Tho public for this distinguished s,atinn. beg
.,,e Mr. Editor. Ia odd that OF V W SoUrHALL Esq ;,
~ aissm,rle. Whether Mr.. Souibaiis private duties
and confessional engagements would permit him TO
sent Thai his name should be brought before the public
!. altogether unknown To the writer. know, however
h.. sinsres devotion TO Country, his Of obi
cation 10 The public. his firm and well fixed Republican
nrpcplrs and his high moral and intellectual worth
and re assured, that in elevating this gentleman to
The office Of Governor, the public will have secured The
,e,rcss of one who will confer dignity and ability upon
,lr cfice sud in whose hands, aud under whose care
70 NAV res, assured that our beloved Common wealth
will suffer de'riment. VIRGINIA.
-. The Wing is requested cnpy
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70 ran EDITOR Of THE EJTQrLRER.
Sir: In the report Il" The late election in this county
Mr. Samuel A. NJ Leland isrepnrrd as IN wing received
small number Of votes. Thinking said report sumo
what pfeindlcsl I" him abroad, MIR l.. desires il 10 be
stated, that he did authorize his nomination as
candidate and did not consider himself
Yours respectfully,
ROBT ALEXANDER.
Norhunberlsnd June 2Ih 1880
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CgkRT.IGES! CARRLaGESH

yuyUE Subscribers a, their Coach MsRusctory, cor.
ner Of 4 and 9rn streets, have now on hand, OF
their own manufacture, very superior and handsome
assortment of Coaches Charionees B0rouehts, Buggs
and Suisxs with harness match, which they III sell
az lo oa work of The same qualify be purchased for
in This city or elsewhere. Those in wart will please
call and examine them.
AIso several good Secondhand Carriages, Baro1chss
and Gigs for sale low; ana an assortment OF fa'en'
Civ Mia f,r saddle and harness horses.
BOSHE2, ROBINSON & CO
nj, Wanted as above good Harness Maker
i,Iy 10 19--u
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We shond be happy 10 see The ith of July sript Of
All party politics aad one day at least wholly given up,
10 our Country in spirit in which all her citizens could
cs For or own parts, such is the temper in which
q, .lwa,s enter upon The National Anniversary; und
W have always decided, whatever others may do, to
avoid al patty ioasts on that day. Such, hnwever, is
py the Of many others; and lay before our
r,lers this morning the Celebrations Of Nelson and of
G.rhland, in which many hot shots were exchanged
e. BON parties
IL OF the celebrations of own City, which we
also lay hr,re the pnhc, were unfortunate enough
10 meet with sho,; but it comes from quarter which
LITTLE regard IL is literally teium mGeite sine ctu
1, al retaliation.
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Ia Contractors and 0thcrS concerned.
wy stock OF Bacon Of al Kinds make sales
an d'3usrd 10 r"cc!vr refor The Post OF
Tho James River kana"aa Cciarany such terms wiz us
tiy my receiving them. john HOMBLE.
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MARRIAGES.

MARRIAGES
Married, the 4T 3r Granville oui.a
comfy r ALBERT ~ DcKE OF Hanover 10 j. MAar HARpIS0
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RieHmuSD, 9Th Jnly, 1889
Sir received your letter. and regret that do no,
feel OF liberty 10 withheld from M "tca irlruds The
benefit OF any legal provisions which may protect my
sea, in The House Of Drrgaies have, however. sent
your letter to The Enquirer, wherr II III he published
in company with some civil r;narks that ! hive tcken
The liberty forward Mr.. Richie, respecting the ter
ninalIon Of our political contest.
Your ubeGient,
W. l.. WHITE.
To D,c.
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NJ Il il lime 10 terminate a cnnrnversy, IN when so
small nu-tinn the Public feels interested We have
other Iur Cuumus-hesides. we see no emo ION
Terminate it when may ehall give offence !" one
oarty or The other We have bpsdes the ahnve rssUu
lions the Students o thu College, two other articles
one signed "A portion Of the Students IT william q
Maryland The other signed "f,nd"x. from another
course run he risk of offending ihrse gentlemen, by
shutting the door; and shall probably offend Mr.
by t1dudng any reply TO these proceedings But we
must shnl The dnr al once-relucanl as We are 10 OF
fend any nne. All nov ask OF every person interest
Cd is us from hr importantly Of asking for the
privilege Of publishing wha! we have deermlnra !" ex
Lido Ca, ~, c,l,un. Editor.
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80 .sau the public the following
cxirc ed by from Dr. James L. Woh
Of oxford y. c. respecting Piano which recently sold him.
- F. r. NASH.
Book and Piono F9rfse'cr. Pd1r6hrg, "a.
81 hsre the pleasure n:ofm that The Puno when put
chased Of carefully packed not 10 sustain we
est injury, good order and N perfect une and
/. ponouncrd Ly number OF competent judges amons whom
MHsic tcrche 10 be beautiful and nue. nsHomeo
equal If superior, 10 Sny this village o. scnhy;,
'Persoas Of obsDing 600 riaho oou
bnsyc you Keen none except those made by sodn Woc.sc
Du,s,n .ss mo o, her Kind which no" &c
So, ID .Iicvc there nji-ren insumrbt 10 tie
n. ,.mh.r indeed soay al the difference disccrnibc scHed
,croa appearance hope you will meet with nnh
success in d,posips them, believe The purchaser cann9! Os
;,n,.J Very respectfully, JAMES L. W pn re-
oxford, June 1859. lJuyoI -. -
I1,IaTIUN-h, Of the Aale sehoeI ianeh
81 a, nv by Mr. CHiRLEs May, viii comm ''"
One or Two ,dd,'onai o.aiaets can a DC $50
nerms.1non, n r., 80 -. "a P,.nrb nor ses.ion Is
no. for En- siish Branches, such a.
Grom.try Thsouomstry History English G''G ns leo
grsphy With tho of GIobe'' fh'ls'0Pn'' oHsH' 10
psinr,i IT, sm.i., Julys tis-wa~l JOHN T. 5ETER
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The parties sed will please take notice. that faVe h
pointed o'clock. Of the 9th day Of August
1882 AZ Halifax Courthouse, TIE
commencing duties prescribed ~ the lore
going where they required 10 at
tend with the necessary evidence TO enable &c
port pursuance Of said order. ~ , :,
JOSEPH {. TERRY, Corn'r: Cs
July 10 l9-wfw
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the fact that under any other construction, the law ope
rates unequally allowing the returned member thirty
days, and the petitioner but en in which TO
with the evidence. Be this however as i, may under
my present c"nSict:ons penprety dictates This unnun
cIsnn, with The view TO you ur her trouble in the
natter unless indeed you please TO waive effect OF
my misapprehensinn Of The law.
Should the cnntes, here t-r,ninae would il not be
we'll In snbmitlhis note 10 the public p:ess as ne ans
of qnietng al further speculation on The SUBJECT
In haste, very respectfully,
lou7, ubediant
ii. CURTIS.
To Col WM l.. WuITE.
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Freedom is motto,
Toler Eim--
Liberty is our watch word,
And freeman s name
lTuny danger Tire tens,
Together let US Gy
Like Frccnen wen fight
And like Troopers Wen die ~,
By VIM d Lyon. General Andrew Jackson: l ne
Monster of the Nest; he has returned 10 his dan me
Hermitage May his God forgive him; an American
Nv Geo p Woodruff Andrew Jackson /: The man
of he West-ihe hero Of New Orleans the Prioe "i
The world-Nay he live To beat down hi7 enemies
By Col Charles rumer Green The Southern s'a'ps:
iudce their interest BY taking part in the Presidential
Election. nc mo
raj worth hon"rpd for his hrrnism-Maj Thos NJ VI on
By Mair Thomas NJ Nelson. me private private S SIZES
of the Revolutions Who galany fought without co.hes'
without food, without pay, and without murmutins
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ENEcC TORS NOTIcElh he purchasers OF Negroes be-
siug To The rate Of Wm lsbe deed are nf,rnied
their bcas viii be due 9Th August md that Tor the purpose col
ecGins ht subscriber will attend Goochand Ansust Court
nj wkrh time h. hopes sad bonds will be tischuIgcd the affairs
OF the estate will not uimi Of longer indulgence.
Those having claims notified 10 present
them for sctrmcnt closing his
possible. CHARLES B. HOPKINS,
July IL Ilo-wis.1 Fyeeuto aj HIN kb>N, deed.
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.Iniv -

The parties ineres,rl will please take notice, that have So
pointed Of 10 O'Clock a. OF The 9Th day o. aus9'
1882 n, tho OF John 3 Leween, nj Hahins
Virginia. the tins place for commencing tue Outer Pfeserr
in tho going Court; when and where hr! are
10 attend documents and evidence 10 ehou
''r''' - JOSEPH c. TERRY. Com. Oh.
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ntssoLuiioN-fhe firm of Dortch, Taylor 4 srjdrforih
ses dissolved bJ mutual consent ola, n oT NAV
All persons having Chime against will please tbe, All
persona indebted 10 said firm will prase and settle
count, b. bond or otlierwisc. $50
ALEX. D0RTCH,
WILLIAM l.. TAYLOR
JAMES &. BRlDGFoRTH.
Meekl"nlrg COUNTY, En., Jnly u, 1899. l9-it
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SiLk w0ka EGGS FOR sALE.-i foI ,aio good cup
ply OF sLh WORM EGGS of the following varietieg Tho
crop "hte yellow, color large
~ orooh' All the above varieties seady for
CO. per ounce ant shalt
,, ae aa1, =. Of the Pea M, Worm Bgs which spin s
a" were imported oa Franco sou.on and arc
'a tn 10 'e'isE' JUN CaRrtR.
-.Nu.
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To Doct. HEssr Crsr1s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-07
PUNCH'UiAAAE
the life of Business

FHSHE subscribers are determined to sell
u their goods on the most reasonable terms
at which they can be afforded. In order that they
mas he enabed To do so. OH the usual terms Of
credit they deem it their duty to notify their Gus.
toners. That they will expect prompt payment
All accounts are considered due OIL the first
day Of January of each year, except by special
agreement; NJ which time they will require the
same to be closed; if not, they will charge lii
'eicst after that time.
And all accounts due on the first day of Janu.
airy of each year, and not closed within three
months after thai time, they will consider Ihcm.
selves at liberty to put them into the hands Of
M officer for collection.
In every well conducted business there should
be some principles and rules by which it is goT
erned-and by adopting the above rules we shal!
be enabled 10 do Justice to ourselves and to all
concerned. Aud what will be better, we shall
be enabled to sell our goods to our customers on
credit at cash prices.
We return our sincere thanks to our friends
for their liberal patronage, and will Try to serve
them, so as to meet continuance Of the same.
GIL. q +. PENN e. co.
Dec 4, 1882 If "a
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Miscellaneous.

Mcry-making in Congress.-l' seems
.ha, there is rare sport occasionally, in the
hall of Congress. Mr.. Prentiss of Missis-
sippi, in his long speech on the defalca'Ion
Of the Government. delivered some time
since, told some humorous stories. The
little boys'.aud children ofa larger growth
around him, were highly pleased Before
,be Hon. Member concluded his remarks
he paused, we supposed for tho want OF
breath, and requested his friend, Mr.W
TO read aloud the following fable:
= = "And how did i, happen, Pat, that Mis-
= ther Yam Buren always kept in with The
!. ould gineral, as he did J"
@ "Why, I'm thinking, Murphy, IL was
because he always had such q bad could
s land what had his having could to do
with the matter at all, at all!"
"Why, did ye never hear, Murphy, my
boy, ofthe fox tnat had a could! Then
mi tell We. Once there was lion that
wanted to know how polite all the bastes
were. So he made great smell in his
den with birthstone, or something else-i
don't mind jist-but it smelt enough 10
knock YOU down intirely; and then he CAL
led in the bear, aud says he, Good morn
, ing, Mr.. Bear, and what dye think of the
den this morning!' and says the bear, says
.She, why, it smells bad What's that
sSou say!' says the lion; take that says
he;(ating him up altogether![ take that,
and Srache ye politeness. ye unmanuerly
son OF cub!!' Now, when the bear was
ate up,,the lion called in The monkey. and
asked him the same question precisely
Now, the monkey. seeing the bear that the
lion had swallowed. lying dead in the cor
ues says he, MAY it please your majesty,
(ssys he,) 'it's jist the most delightful smell
/ ever smelt in my life, at all, at all. SO
sit is said the lion, (paiting him on the
head, easy like, 50 as TO hate The breath
clane out of his body,) 80 it is,' (said he,)
.and now you'll not tell another lie soon
I'm thinking.
..Now, when the lion had kilt the hear
and the monkey, he called in the for to
him, and, says he, Cooking very strange,
and ready TO eat him up, ifhe should make
the Taste for pa,o at all.) Good morning
For,' says he, how does my parlor smell
to day?' And says the fox, (wiping his
nose with the brush of his tale, and pulling
down his eye-lid with his paw, as much al
TO say, Dye see any green there. my
houey?D Faith says he, may it please
your majesty, I've very bad could thi:
morning, and it's me that can't smell at all
at alr.' So the lion laughed and tould ,h'
70. he was very clever baste, and tha
he might tread in has footsteps II he coutt
stradde Dide enough, and that all the 9th
or basts should mind him or he would at
them up as he had done the bear.".
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@oette Meeess.
Law ofTHE WANDERING ARAB.

LAY OF THE WANDERING AaAo'
AwAY-away! my barb and l.
Free az the wave, feet as the wind
We sw eep the sands Of Araby.
And leave world Of slaves hehnd!
IRIS mine to range in this wild sarb'
Nor e'er feel lonely, though alone
Iswould mol change my Arab barb
To mount drowsy sultan's throne.
Where The pale stranger dares not con come
Proud, o'er my native sands, ! rove
An Arab tent my only home.
An Arab maid my only love.
Here Freedom dwells without afear,.
Gov 10 the world, she loves the wild;
Who ever brings ferer here, .,,
To chain the deserts fiery child! :,
Wha. though the Frank may name with
: scorn
? Our barren cline. our realm Of sand:
There were our Thousand fathers borno :,
OH who would scorn his fathers land!
I, is NOT sands that form waste,
Nor spots the most by freedom graced'
'Tis there man feels the most sublilne!-
Away-away! my baro and /
Free as the wave; feet as the wind,
We sweep the sand of Araby;
And leave world of slaves behind!
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In Kentucky there are colleges for wo-
men, which confer on their pupils the titles
of IN. P. L." IN. A." &c. meaning
"Mistress of Polite LITERATURE mistress
of Arts" Somebody suggests an improve
ment, and recommends institutions which
instead Of these titles shall give their stu
dents, IN. G. P" Make Good Puddings,
n. G, c." Has Good Children * S.
NJ" Knit Stockings Neatly; "M. H. /"
Make Husbands Happy Mobile Eng.
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e>SkS8>eS q HOad, twelve miles ABOVE f1aHl-
burg, a Bay Horse, about fifteen and half
hands high, nine or ten years old. with some
white hairs OH one hip, and some few saddle
marks-sway backed lille, round body and
well made-in goud order when taken away,
worth Sl25. The horse believe was stolen
by man whose name is Richard Ford, who
was committed toEdgefed Jail, Oh the 10Th inst
for theft, and says he resides in Lincoln Co.
Ga He is a man of bad character. and issup-
posed to have traded said horse not far off, or
sent him away perhaps by some of his associ-
ates in Georgia. 1t is believed he has comrades
in South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama, aud
that he has paid the penalty of the law at the
the whipping post, as his back has been
well lashed and the scars have not changed
their color yet The jailor examined him aud
found such to be the case. The said Ford has
recently been trading in horses and mules in
this District, and no doubt aIl were stolen pro-
perty. 1t is probable that he and his company
carry on the business large scale, Us he is
thought to be noted villain.
Tie above reward will be given for the de-
livery Of the horse to me, or for proof to con-
vict the thief trading him.
GEO. ANDERSON.
Ham urg. Jan %. 1889 SO
U Lutors in South Carolina, Georgia aud
ilabama may perhaps benefit the public, by
.lserting the above once or twice.
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A professional scribe, Ia Persian) being
applied 70 by some one 10 write letter.
replied 'ha, he had something The matter
with his foot. ''Of wha, consequence is
that replied" the applicant, 81 do moi
want you to carry the letter" mo" re-
turned the other, "but if write the letter,
am sure 10 be sent for Id read it-for no
one else can."
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Riding Side,eays.-Ann of Bohema
cousor, of Richard The Second, first intro
duced the fashion of riding sideways. Un,
Ill tina, period the ladies in the highest rank
were in the habit Of riding in litters, or a
stride on horses. Chaucer. in his Gamer.
bury Pilgrims, describes the wife Of Bath,
as having OH her feet "a paire of spurre-
sharpe
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-07
Notice..

"a Ill persons indebted to the Estate of W
"A ley II. Berry. deceased, are requested to
make immediate payment; and those having de-
mands against the said Estate, are requested to
present them duly attested.
SAMUEL STEVENS, admir-.
Feb -, 1893 'sca