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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-01
Extract from letter received by gentle

Extract from letter received by gentle
man in this place dated.
"Glcnn Springs Spartanburg. July 10.
ave have fine company here a, present
all life and frolic. We have good band
of music, and dancing every evening. We
will soon have at this place, two fine four
horse coaches, for the accommodation of
visiters, to run to any point. This will be
q great convenience to the public"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-01

MAMMOTH BEET.-Our respected friend.
David Ewar, Esq, of this place, presen-
ted US, the other day, with an exceedingly
fine Beet, grown in his luxurianl and beau
liful garden. 1t measures II inches round,
and Is inches long, and weighs FIVE lbs.
and is wifhal, ofa nch and beautiful col
or.-Caroiiniun.
Alas! Alas! no specimens of the pro-
ducions of the country, in the shape Of
peaches, melons, bce,s. barrels Of -four,
COWS. calves, pigs, or knives with which to
carve the last, when roasted, are ever left
at our office. We eat al our o,cn erpense;
notwithstanding, we and our printers fre-
quently, do much hard work for nothing,
and sometimes receive noihanks.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-01

The following is statement Of toll re-
ceived at the Augusta Bridge for six years.
while in the ossesslon of John Mckinnie
,,,3 uanry ShnIt1
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-01

South Carolina-"The Flagship Of 'he
South. ."--This toast has excited some SEN
salion among certain ofour editorial neigh
hors. We considered The comment of the
Chronicle g. ScntiI. upon it, m"rel y rs an
attempt to poke lille fun upon our Slate.
If we had supposed, that there was any
malice in the remarks of the Chronicle,
we would moi lave copied them into our
columns.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-01

A Cotton Circular signed by several
Southern gentleman Of high character,
was issued at ~ York ON the 5Ih of July
last. lis addressed to the "Coliou Plan-
lers. Merchants, Factors, and Presidents
and Directors of the sew raj Banks of tlI-
Southern States" We will lay it before
our readers next week. We make the fol-
lowing extract in relation 10 it, from the
Charleston Courier:
Another Cotton Circuiar.-We invite
the attention of our readers generally and
of our merchants and planters esp"ci;tlls
to an important circular, which we pub
Iish this morning, from the Macon MeSSen-
ger, addressed to the Cotton PlauIerS,
Factors, Merchants and Presidents and
Directors of Banks in the several States.
proposing The adoption of Il system to Sc.
:ure fair and uniform price for our great
staple, by means Of American credits. and
10 save it from those ruinOus fluctuations
and sacrifices which attend The present
system of compulsory sales to meet En-
ropean arceptanccs. The plan sueer>''.'
is 10 obtain advances, at safe rates, from
our banks, on the bill of ladins with strr
ling exchange on The shipment-lhus ia
king away all indnccment from the Euro
pean consiencc 20 make forced sales To
meet liabilities, and leaving him interested
ouIy TO make consignmens yield fair
market price, undisturbed by the cnmbina
tions of English capitalists or manufactu-
rers. This system, il is only proposed 10
pul in operation to the extent of one third
of the Cotton crop, leaving the other two
thirds to The control of individual enter
prize. II will be seen that the Ci!cul'r
numbers Generals McDUFrIE and HAM
ILroS, of this Stale, among its sieners;
and that it has been iavorablv received by
!, town meeting at Macon. Georgia. 1t re-
fnmmends a Convention Of Merchants and
Planters. at Macon. on the 22d October
next, in order 10 concentrate The action Of
the South on the subject. The s"hjcc' is
one of vast and growing importance, and
III should receive the candid and careful
consideration of Southern minds.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-01

GEORGIA, Richmond County.
Game before me, Richard Bush, one Of
The Justices of the Peace for said county,
Joseph Wheeler. Lawrence Brock, Eze-
kiel Evans, and Lewis Barrie, who, heing
duly sworn upon the Holy Evangelist, de-
pose,l, and saith, that being present on the
Sd day Of March, 1921. at the Georgia end
of the Augusta Bridge, William Lamkin.
Sheriff Of said County, Richard II. Wilde
and Samuel Hale, Esqs. did dispossess
Mr. Henry Shultz, by force, of the Geor-
gia end of the Bridge aforesaid.
JOSEPH WHEELER,
LAWRENCE BROCK,
EZEKIEL EVANS.
Z. L. BARRIE.
Sworn to before me. this 18th day of
Nay, 1921. R. BUsH,J ,J.P.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-01

PEAcuEs.-We were yesterday presen
ted with some splendid and Zine davoured
Peaches, taken from tray holding guam
lty of this delicious fruit, raised in TIE
garden of Mr.. Paul Remley, who we are
informed, adoptsa plan of nurture for his
trees. calculated much 10 improve their
quality. and TO project them from The al.
tacEs Of insects.-Chdr Conr. 25 ult.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-01
Graceful and bo.d lie rides his ii'ry steed,
Like Thiucia's Princess, lair Harpalyce

Remembering the Printer.-A 81. Louis
Editor has recently been presented "lh u
burreI of super6ne flour of the best brand,
accompanying the notice of IA marriage
The Editors of The Charleston Courier re-
rrived The other day present iu ne shape
nj IA couple Oifinc hams, whose excellent
..avur anu substantial merils they say were
iuily discussed at thelr dIuner table III lhe
fourth OF July. The bachelor Editor OF
the Boston Transcript, says he has had a
decided hint given him by ltIe present of an
elegant ivory handled carving knife, with
fork aud steel 10 match. In NOTICING these
iavors, we are reminded of relIissness in
mol before acknowledging the receips Of
several very substantial presents from our
lriends-one in the shape OF a fine COW and
calf--another of a piS, from which we in
tend IN have couple of hams for our next
Christmas dinner, equal 10 Messrs. kolo-
sons best. These, to say nothing Of the
MELONS and other luxuries OF the season,
we have received, are enough to satisfy
our brethren OF The press. hat The citizens
of Glynn are moi uumindfuI oi the priuler
and for which substautial tokens of suuh
feeling, the donors have our best thanks
and kind wishes.-Bruns,rick !4dv. 2U utt.
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R'leRs SALE.
TIFF; 5E.ESFsE.s'S, Ts9.e. RgOx'K,E.

In The torn Of Lynetjurg, Tir2jnia;
6F33 LARGE and eommodous building,
@biil with twenty rooms conveniently arranged.
----R and supplied With necessary furniture. &c.
situated on Third street, near the ceutre of the
town.
The subscribers would prefer private sale Of the
property, for which they would give good barg ain
ana liberal time to make the payment, which mi ght
be divided To SUIT the purchaser. We need not say
that Lynchhurg is now IN a rapid state of improve
ment as the Canal vii! be completed up TO that place
by December
IL not sold hythe 10Th day OF October next, we
snail on that day. offer it ot sale 10 the highest
pi"uff' upon tie following terms one third cash,
the balance in one and two years, requiring the
purchaser to secure the payment by bond and APP
proved security deed Of trust upon The proper
~ 10 secure the purchase money. II however a
private sale shall be made before the 18th October
noce Of the same will be gwen
IiIX & LANGHORNE.
July % WHO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-30

Shooting RAJ "A few weeks since. while the
Albany and Wcscesirr rail road was progressing at
Palmer MISS, The workmcn employed there were
IN the habit OF placing the powder they used 10,
blasting - Drighhurfng Eflsl mil Tor safety. At
Que titue thry lad i've open kcgs aud Que with the
head of aud the powder exposed, standing on one
corner ol ihe mil. Two ucn aud boy were also
in tho min al the time aud discovered very large
rat, wt,lch one oi ihfm proposed shooting 0nh
double bmrecd gun. which near them. The
others consented and HE gun WAS loaded from the
powder krgs, bui the raj had hid himself
Aitcf chasing it around the building some lime
thcy Al last fred and Killed the raj, took il
up aud were leirealtng, when Que OF the par.
" spoke Il Tire powder. Upon looking bach
they discovered they had fred At the rat behind tie
powder and lhal tie wadding was on he aud on the
edge ni The open heg. With great courage and
presence OF mind, tie boy offered 10 90 aud remove
il, which lac did but jnsi he TUNED bis back from
il, the Whole of the lhtee kegs exploded blowing the
building pieces. killing ofIhe men on The spot
and wounded the other The boy in such manner
that he died shortly alef.
Nae Bedford Nercuy
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E.ANKs FOR SALE.

MILL be sold at public auction, at The Red
w House in the upper end of Char ouc county,
on Saturday the l2h day OF October next tract of
Land lying near the Red House. on the north fork
Of Long Greek, containing 329 acres, beng part
OF the tract owned by the late Richard Davenport,
deceased This tract is entire Woodland. and a..
bounds in The finest heart Pine and other timber 4:
With good water power; the soil is good aud would
doubtless be found well adapted the culture ofboth
grain and robacco.
Persons wishing to view this land will please call
on Putnam North, residing near tie same. Terms
wlli be liberal, and made known en- the day of sale
AZ the same time aud place, will be sold a pair of
Mill Stones. NJ. w. DAVENPORT
PUTNAM NORTH,
Erers. Of Rich'd. Davenport.
Sept 16 w,15p
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NOTICE.

TIVE subscriber left, at Cumberland Court House,
u On the ooh August bon, about two feet long
covered mith blue paper. and labelled on the top
Mrs William jerks, Lynchburg.' The stage
driver omitted to put II on the stage-aud on reach
ing Lyncbburc, 1t was discovered that the box "as
leli behind, and has since been forwarded. Ii is
apmehended that The box was put on some other
stage and carried1o some unknown pllce-lhis is
therefore 10 request Information from any person in
10 whose possession the box my have fallen. Direct
1, New London, Of Col, G., Alexander.
ELIZABETH JENkS.
Sept. IL Is
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TO TAs.sg.EzKERS.
tH,nE L1NEnfMAIL coAenEsfsr Richmond

TFE'HE INEnfMAfL 3UAIIitsfoFF sltHiiloh.
n Will. until further notice. IeaFe al o cloeh,
4. NJ, by Fauntilie, on Mondays. Wednesdays ana
Fridays; and by Cartersyille on Tuesdays. Thus
days aud Saturdays. and arrye al Richmond in tine
for the Northern Cars.
Ttere IS less might irarei on ms than any otter
L,Ret0 Rie5Ht9ad and Passengers for the Northern
Cities, will fad this safe, comfortable and as ex-
pedlent as any other Line.
The Inc for Salem, Fincaslc, Sweet Springs,
White Sulphur and Lewisburg. leaves Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays. connecting at Salem with
the line TO Knoxville. Nashville, Dc, and at Lew
lsbufg With the line 10 Gnyandolte. Our Teams and
Coaches good, our Drivers aIe careful and sober,
and The prbprietors will Use every exefon TO please
their passenge :. D.PATTES0N * Co
AptfIl w6m
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THE HOME or TIKI FARMER.

Still lea nc live nmons the hills,
The rocks, The tees, the flower,
Where hn'c passed N, cafly years,
NJ ehildhooIs happ, hour.
How Of beneath fie aged oab,
Near tony fathers dwelling,
Have rcposed With kindred ,outh,
somr rla, fai story telling.
The birds above would plume their wings,
Aud rise lhcif happy 'uiee..
q, sur 1t - pleasant place.
" hers eseft thing reJaiuss.
Surrounded b. The ffituds love.
And free FROM escs lstieI
an IA independent mnn.
And wish Tor nothing tcuHr.
NJ ito children round mc spoff,
80 Incoming l4iehi nd healthy.
often ,lisk Tia, nature. rihs,
Have made mr. ters wealthy.
AZ wife soil that .ie should br,
Mud. gentle. pre- possessing
La sHfc, nctof man was hest,
Mine j. tie greatest blessing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-30
LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS.
EssESgg, .S'ETY GOODS,
NOHafs Vegetable life Pill and Phc-
nix Rif.crS.

TEE universal estma ion in which the celebrated Life Pill
and PhcniS Bhcrs held is satisfactorily domonstra
ted Ivy the increasing demand for them and
ton OF the Union md by the voluntary testimonials their
markabe efficacy which every where ottrr|. 1t is not
less from deeply gratifying confidence that they tho
means ot extensive and Iuesnabe good his afflicted
creatures thnn from the interested considerations, thai
sirons OF keeping them constantly before The public The
sale of every additional box and bottle is guarantee that
olsnnerug aud be improved in general health Tor no
case of suffering from disease they be taken in vnnfhe
IA which they have failed to do good In the obstinate
of chronic Diseases such chronic dyspepsia torpid
uscness. piles general debility, srroiuous swelngs and Ill
scury salt heun and all other chronic affections OF the
organs and membranes they effect with rapdty and per
manency which few persons would theoretically believe bu
10 which thousands have testified from happy cxpcrrnce-
In colds and coughs, which, neglected. supeilucc the
most fatal discusses the lungs, andndeed the Aicoa in zen
cG these medicines if taken buitor three days never
fail.
Taken nj night they pnmotc the nscnsbc pcrspation
and So relieve the system OF ehrle notion and ecucn OBJ
srucons as TO produce most delightful convulcs
eenfe m ~ morning; and though the usual symptoms OF
cold should partially return during the day. the repetition ola
suitable dose at the hour of bedtime i'll almost
by eject permanent rcliof without further MD Their effect
upon eves OF more ruio and violent kind not less sure
.; -, ~ ',I =, a. 'tnuue qpnnuty ana persons
feulns to eed WITH niahatoy symptoms of the autn-
ing kind will awake with the gratifying Consciousness tn
We eer eems mas been o'er'own, and can easily be sub
d9e IN inc same way 'seeol tnrscsence though long cs
tabishcd and vscoal fanmaIions, however critical win
fonhe former 10 small aud The latter 10 large doses OF
Life Pulls md SO also hystercol affections hypochonrac
ISM rcstcssness ndvey other varieties ofthc Ncnra
nooi class Of discusses yield to the efficacy Of the Phenx Bit
trrS' Fn directions for the of these medicines aud
showing their distinctive applicability different con,plniu
nccnmpany them and they can he obtained Wholesale aud
retail 80 broadway where numerous certificates of bcy nm
pualleled success always open to inspection. "
For additional particulars oithe above medicine SEQ Moc
TAT Good Samaritan, aeopy OF which accompanies The
nodemc; copy also he obtained of the different ro,s
who have iHc medicines for sale. N"'s
All post paid letters viii iccCsc immediate attention
Prepared and sodhy Nm. Il. MoFFAT, SIS Broadway,
AoESrs-Thc Life sodcnc may also be hal Of The min,
crh druggists in thrnug hont the nc states &
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y1or,,s yIultjcas,Iis.
LANCASTER a BRYANT,

LANCASTER a BRYANT,
ETAVE on hand large aud general assortment
Il i Of Groceries consisting in part. Of the fol
loving articles
Is hhls. ST Crois, ?. REQ and n o. Sugars
1000 lbs. double AID single Loaf do
l70 bags Java, old Is hl:e aud Green Coffee,
0d0 BIS, good and damaged Sole Leather,
5000 do Manchester Cotton Yarns,
1000 do Lynchburg do do
800 do Raw Couon,
60 boxes Imperial, Gunpowder & dyson Teas,
40 do Turpenline Soap,
80 do Tallow Candles,
100 kegs Nails assorted sizes,
loo do Blasiiog Powder
80 do puponfs Gunpowder,
$50 bags Shot,
Is bills. Roe llenings,
% do Picking Vinegar,
80 ihds. and uerces Molasses,
10 bbs. Tanners OIL
Is do Cream Ale,
% do N, G. Tar,
10 halfppcs sup. Cosnac Brandy,
80 bbs. American do
80 hhds, aud bbls. jamaica, Antigua and n. l..
Rum,
II hafppcs aud bbls. s. NJ. Wine,
10 bbls. India do
A. do Malaga do
30 boxes Muscat do
10 bbs. Country Gin
ppc Holland do
80 bbs. old Rye and Recifed Whsaey,
45 do common do
30 bbls. old Apple Brandy.
With variety OF other articles in the Grocery
Line, to tedious to n;enIon all of which they offer
for sale low, Tor cash, or III exchange for country
produce.
August % -
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a VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. lying
~ IN Amherst County. on Eye River about three
miles from NV Glasgow, belonging TO The Legatees
of ". ). Crawfofd dec /. offered for sale.--A good
portion 81 tins L1nd IL 10 woods AID heavily timber
ed The cleared pan consists of fertile low grounds
aud high Land Of good quality. The improve
mems not valuable. This Tact contains about
400 acre aud willie sold very reasonable terms.
For iaithef particulars enquire Of
L. FLETCHER
Jals %
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An Ovcrsccr Wanted.

A YOUNG married Man OF small family. and of
n industrious aud steady habls. who is desirous
ola situation rs Oserseer, can find employ upon
Farm near Lynchbnre by applying to
WARWICK & READ.
Sep. 10 IL
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4 CITING uniler a decree ofthe Circuit Superior
"A Coml 81 Law and Chaneeiy for the county OF
Nelson. shall, on The 27th day OF September Mex.
upon the premises, offer for sale, Tor cash, the
Eof of Eund, assigned 10 Ohio w. Carter. upon
The division at The Walnut Grove Estate. ] his
Land hes 90 Pincy River, and adjoIns the lands OF
Diaie Warwick. II will be sold to the highest
bidder 10 conformity with he decree which will be
exhibited on the day OF sale.
WM. i. CARTER, Conn.
Aupusto 27S
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CONFERENCE.-The,
Stocks, { OffaEa &c.

GENTLEMEN will Gud at II INT & Martins a
II fine assortment Of
Superior plain and cooured Satin Stocks,
do do do Bcmbazinc do
Linen Collars, all Patterns
Black and cooured Goat Skin Gloves, very
superior.
Sept. 30 ts
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HN lGlIFH vol. OF Leigh's Reports.
y A Dayis's Criminal Law ton comm
One superior copy OF Maria Edgewo,h's Works,
IN 10 vols.
An Essay on the Laws Of Trade &c, by Chas
Elet, Jr.
Just received and for sale by
f.. ECIlOLS.
June 81 Is
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Catlarine Ann icebrick, Robert Steele and Caroline h
wife Hannah cebrick, widow mud rect of SamuelP. Lee
brick deceased and Caroline Jane eebrick infant daughter
Of said Samuel p. eebrick, deceased and George D. Lee
brick and Sarah eehrck infants under the nge wenry.on
ycars, children and heirs of Daniel eebrick, deceased and
John Melton administrator OF said Dnnel Leebck deceased
Defendants
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Sept. .

NyIRGlNiA-Ata court held for Nelson county, Mt the
courthouse, Monday the 26lh day of ugust 1899:
Nancy Lcebrck, widow and clict OF Daniel Ieobrick de-
ceased, Nicholas Leebck Lucy cclrick, Maria Lecbrrk
William II Cash and Angelina his wife, formerly Angelina
leehck the said Nicholas, Lucy Maria and Angelina Ire
brick being children and heirs Daniel Leebrck deceased
Plaintiffs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-30

RVOFEAT,s LIFE PILLS, AND PrENEX
w HfTrERs-1he perfectly safe, nncer'ng, aud ste
rcssn treatment of almost species OF disease by the
Of MnIas Life Medicines, ia longer experiments ns
echcc iothe experience OF many thousands patients w sat
alnctoUy During the present month OF April alone
nearly one hundred cases have to tho knowledge of Dir
permanent by the exclusive and judcons OF the Lite
Mcdcincssome Of these had been considered he
ynnd all hone b their medical attendants Such happy results
OF great pleasure Mr. A. and inspire him with
new confidence orecommcnd the use OF h. medicines to ms
fellow Cifizens.
The Life Medicines arc purely Vegetable prcpararon
hey are m and pleasant in their operation, mud nj the
tune thoroug rapidly upon the secretons OF the s,s-
with and purifying the blood For this in aegrava-
ted Of spcpso tho Life Medicines w give relief
shorter space Of time than any other prescription In Fever
aud Ague, Inlammaory Rheumatism, Fevcrs ~ every de-
scpon Sick Headaches Heartburn, Dizziness in the head
~ disease arising ,om an impn ohe blood or disorder
ed state Of c stomach the of these Medicines has always
proved Ia ona onbt greatly superior either mode
OF treatment.
An that Mo6ai asks his patients, be particular in
taking fcm strictly according 10 the directions 1t Is hy
newspaper notice any thing that he HIM ELF may in their
favor thu, he hopes 10 gain credit u alone by the results
Off fair al Is the reader inyallc and does he wish
know hcter tic Life Medicines will suit his If
so, lei hin call send Mr. Moiars Office 367 Broadway
and procure copy of the Good Samaritan published gaiu
ousy lie will there find enumerated very many eStraord
nay cases Of cure mud perhaps exactly similar his
own. sold wholesale mud retail
For additional particulars OF the above Medicines, Moi
hats Good Samaritan ocopy Of which accompanies the
gents who have the medicine for sale.
application the office, 575 Broadway.
All post paid letters will receive Immediate attention.
Prepared and sold by WILLIAM y. MOFFAT, US
Broadway, New York A liberal deduction made those
who purchase TO sell again.
AGENrsfhe Life Medicines may also be hpd Of any the
principal Druggists throughout the United
States and the Canatas. Ash for Moas Life Pills Phc-
nix Br anc he thu fac simle of Ohm Mohns
upon the atel of each bottle of Bttcs box
Pills
For sale by the following
ID. Il. LYMAN,
DIR. J. L. ROY ALL, SLynchburg, Va.
G. +. ESTES, loyiugston, Nelson Co. Va.
Saptcmbcr26 l9m
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POLITICAL.


sy KIIg. COOK.
We leave err o~s--onr father luni.
To lead the -andaer's fearful liis.
TN storm. ses. OF desert sand,
IN rilsss,'s rsa,e oilu-s sim;
Dut ii.ssc'< hope to save and cheer
Thscaeh all Of danger, toll and PAIN
D. rslsaps 70 slr, the ssssiins tear,
Aud lighis The pathway back again
To ,hose VIC love.
Let ofhers give Ms gems and gold,
With gems and gold We'd highly phrt-
We lake them. bur we do not hold
The treasures sacred in The heart.
satb casfis baons may have The power
To win cur thanks and wake or pride
put dearet Is The nhbrrcd flower
That has been worn and thrown inside
by those NC love.
We pias bsnraih the regal dune,
We prize not all ihsl's rub and fair
Nsoaanoi rest in rrincely home,
IN csc wc ehensh dwell not there.
Butler The spirit choose It's lot.
We'd rather take the royers ieni.
o. el.ils share the peasants cot,
Aud bless the h,ing moment. rpent
With those NJ love.
Aud y hon Al lasi tha hind OF death
Has dimmrd tho glance and CHILLED the breast.
When trembling word aud hee'ing breath
Dwell on lhs nhmo We like The besi =,
Ten then however Keen the ,hroc,
lis easy for ourselves TO die,
The deepest anguish Is toknow
1lmi crirfvill wiring ihe meurncr's fish
From those We lO,e.
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Sept. 90

] rules held in the Clerks Office of the Coan,y co..
"A Amherst Monday, the 9TH day Of august i83a VI
Peyton Keith, administrator Of Robert f. Allen dece,,
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BLANKETS.

IN L have on hand large lot of Duf1le and po;a.
w Bl'nkets, bought last Spring at very 70.
duccd price. IN which we viii sell good BARGAIN.
HUNT & MARTIN
Sept 90
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EsOsssJs NBgATgGAUkEs.
7sr. Edmund II. wells:

7ir. Edmund II. wells:
E'AkE NOTICE, that shall the 9th day Of
n September next, at the Clerks Office Of the
county OF Patrick, take the dispositions Of A. Staples
and others, 10 be read evidence in cause depend
ingin the Circuit Superior Coun of Law and Chan
Gerry, for the county Of Patrick in which you Are
plaintiff and ] am defendant
This mode of notice is adopted as YOU are not an
mhabitaDt of this Commonwealth
JEFFERSON Il. HUGHES
Aug.25 wI27S