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VFyARRANGED perfect and lasting for A qua and
w Fecr and afanable remedy III Juundiee Dysentcry
llcnft-Inru, ete,--
FRAN Dr. limos Il. Smith, Northern Liberties, Phitad
Deur SRI congratulate yon ON Your good fortune in
presenting the victims OF Fever and que such
blessing your fonc hstute has most full. proved IL
self II ia speedily becoming the uyorite remedy with all
and be esteemed
as one OF the important discoveries Of the age Fever
and cue has hitherto bafed the skill OF The eminent
of Practitioners and they deem presumption
over seems and peculiar power the
disease. aud and re-esubis the aaanee OF hano
and henth hope you viii perseYee 10 extend tue IN
hutnce the medicine an that the public will estimateyo
generosity. Yours, respectfully,
AR. SMITH, NJ. d.
Eriracf Of Letter rcm Or, Screens. Bucks Go. Pa.
sir- brought home with me during the autumn bf 1884,
tile first quantity of your Mixture, which heard highly
toed permanent for Fever und Ague; disease
which thai period revealed very extensively
try. NJ, neigh5ors and patients had become accuston
cd the of Barks and Qhniue, e. that They ceascdt>
render them my service, undthey readily consented 70 make
trial of medicine. believe that there Is al this time
hundreds who would cordially testify To he henehts they
have received from its employment and wend eiady and 10
spread knowledge ofts recnor virtues lhsfe mas been
little the in the ucighhonod since the iniroduc
ton at the Tonic Mixture, which is mainly ai,fibGtedto
very general use of this medicine 5.'' . ibfI III
ALSO. rs.
Hswnud,. e. Water, for infGmina,ions, &c
Po. smpaiPnbe nentifricc, u" oftle Eyes
| for the Teeth and Gums. dlaallc eriiei,
Rownnd,s amn,ouistcd EmbrocP
Rhenmatm, sprains, &c. ofhigh ST. 'ion, or Qninsy
Rowand'a Alternative EN.rr hdIns.
EsowaDi's Aiai,nnfcr Pc .,seascsyetc.
enig the complexion WIDER, for identifying and sos
ie ..lasa xssns,r &c or Worn, E..,,
p'I Fop s ahe p9pui"r ir..ncty. '''r' eelc.
t July 81 H"aEL DAVIES. Asenr.
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STAEE OF VIRGINIA,
Richmond .KeHIFf2l.y E0tferY,
CLASS No. 4. forlS39.

CLASS No. 4 for 1899.
10 be dra'ra al Aicraadrja on Saturday he 22d
Of June. L. Tie Drduiaq WW be yfctircd at
ms Office Iaesday, he 25A INST, at & O'Clock,
r. NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17

u The reader will be deeply Interested with he
Narrative, on the first page, of incidents 10 the early
life of Simon Bolivar, the distinguished patriot of
South America
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a. The MctrQpolis is still cIamor9s for the
spoils. We hope the President will give the Editor
an Office The aboter is worthy ofhis hire.
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o. We learn from The New York Gazette, that
the President has appointed John l.. Stevens, Esq.
the accomplished tourist in Greece Turkey. f
gypt, &c. to the diplomatic agency TO Guatemala,
vacated by the death OF Mr. Leggct,. An excellent
appointment.
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,SEDEsE.S'asS


THE prop etoys of The ALUM SPRINGS,
n grateful for the encouragement which illry have
received IN former years notwithstanding tie un.
hnished state OF thclr Improvements inform the
public thai the Improvements now so far com
plcled that they are prepared 10 afford comfortable
accom- odaiio to from hundred 10 one hun
drcd AVID twenty hoarders. The Alum Springs are
in Rockbridge county Va. on The road from Lex
rgtun TO the Warm Springs, seveutecn miles from
the former and twenty fom the latter place There
is 4 good turnpike road across The mountain. Good
hacks can lie procured in Lexington on moderate
terms. 10 convey stage passengers 10 and from these
sprays.
These waters, for the time lhcy have been in use
have been more celebrated than any mineral waters
in Virginia, for the cure Of dyspepsia, chronic DIS
Of the stomach and liver. chronic diseases IN
general, and all kinds of curaneous diseases. They
said 10 be peculiarly efcacious in the cure OF le-
male complaints
Several luveterate cases Of scrofua have been en-
timely cured by the use of these waters, and We be
leve that n'ne have used item for any length Of
time without deriving great benefit in this hitherto al
most incurabe disease. Ceiufcares 10 tins effect
would have been published in connection with his
statement, had We not understood that Dr. Goode,
of the Hot Springs, was preparing for publication
his opinion of the effects oflhesc waters in the cure
Of llis disease, and had made application to Mrs.
Dickinson, Of MiIborough springs, for her cerllli-
cate TO accompany his publication.
J. q A. II. CAMPBELL.
Alum Snrnos
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u The Richmond and Petersburg Rail Road
Company has declared dividend of "a per cent. foi
the last months
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IsOs.TRNs eR0Ekss.

VATE II WE received fresh supply Of the GEN
w vine GERMAN ANCHOR BOLT1NG
CLOTHS. embracing every number in use, which
viii be sold rs low Ms they can be bought In tho
SWte. TURNER < BuRWELB.
Innn 3 Its
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o. Several Chanoely Orders, &c. fion, his and
me heIghbofhg counties, have been received. and
shai appear IN The course oflhs and next week.
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o. II is announced, in the last Lewisburg En-
qulrer, that the Springs in region are now open
for the reception Of company. Visitors have be-
gun TO assemble at the W bite Sulphur
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17

IL The Rev, MI. BaIch, Agen, of the Amer.
can Col nv 'tiou Society, will deliver Discourse
liilS EA EAlNG, at eandle-light NJ the Merho-
dist Episcopal Church.
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.N.ER. FEsa YEF ,SGRSE.WE!
For the pol of June.
Hnag8EEs, OFFICE Exuc,,hurr Vn

In order to give my DISTANT customers Il full
and far chance for the fna Scheme Of the 22d INST
to be drawn At Alexandria Is published for their
benefit thus early.
GoGte i'm Eiific Tennessee
And Try your luck III tlts best Scheme iur the year
a. l Grand Capital Plze of S35.295 ! /!
30 Prizes OF LOCO !!
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AGAINST
William Tcfiwth, tB. IL. and John Lefwich,
Executors Of " illiam Leltwich, decd. and Boyd
Miller, Defendants
Is CHANCEBY,
On motion Of the defendant William Lcwlch.
Executor Of W Illam Lettwch. deed. by counsel,
10 dissolve the Injunction awarded the plaintiffs IN
this cause, on the 27th day Of November, 1892 by
the County Count OF edordlh cour, without al This
time deciding upon the claim asserted by the plaintiffs
in their bill 10 the slave Suky, doth for the present
overtue said noiiop. and doth order that the COM
missioner OF this Comr do take an nc count OF the
administration Of the estate Of the said William
Lelwich dece ased aud also the ptlce AT which said
slave Al tie time OF the division oi the slaves Of the
said icsfator amongst his egaiees, was assigned OF
allotted TO the children Of Mildred Otey, aud mah 9
report thereof 10 the cout with any matter special
~ stated, thought pertinent by himself or required
by the parties to be so stAted-And the said commits
sioner is authorized to examine the parties IN sol
emn form upon inerrogatories touching The sub
ect matter OF paid accuunts-and liberty is reserved
TO the said defendant TO repeat hls motion upon the
coming in of sad repor.
Copy-Tese.
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- 'E'woold Dwelling
al =
~ y, EgpsiSE,.S,

OF so feet long each. with excellent Treadlnp
Floors and eaeh shielded all around, either Of lhe,n
sufficient 10 shelter anY individuals stock in the vi
cinlty. 10 one oi ihr Barns an excellent new
ThfeshlHg Machinr. horse pnwer De. complete -
attached. Nrm two miles of blind dnclop, fwell
executed under my own eye has been done on this
estate not leaving oven or acres Oh IT too wei for
corn OF wheat. aud that IN timothy AMI herds grass.
Aud moi twenty acrn field ~ The estate, which has
not one or more excellent Springs on it. 10 the
tobacco planter, farmer OF efazier. estate in Vir-
gina is more desirable. And that nottion Of the
Land requiring improvement IS. tas is the entire cs.
tate) susceptible Of As rapid and high improvement
as any Land in Virginia, The whole based on a sub.
stratum Of rs pune, tenacious and valuable clay H.
any Land retaining and developing the benefits OF
mature rs inag As any section Of the State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17
DRAWING RECEIVED.

The following were the Drawn Numbers for the
LEESBURG ACADEMY LOTTERY,
Extra Class, No. . lor 1889
At Richmond, on Tuesday the lIth Jure viz:
"a 30 II 9 10 50 80 ~ 50 50 10 % 97 81.
Hudson Prizes sold al
BOOKFR'S PRIZE OFFICE.
lime II 1t
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o. The Norfolk Beacon is very reluctant to ad-
NIT that MrJ Seawc Jones, OF Shocco, did no.
Kill Nj. ii Wilson Wright, Of New York, though
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DISSOLUTION ON PARTNEssHEP.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
l. Y heretofore existing between the Undersigned,
under the style aud frm Of" LanehoIne ), Burton
is his day dissolved by mutual consent; and that
Mr.. James Benaeh is alone authorized 10 collect
the debts due the irm and pay those due from 1t.
IL. s. LANGHORNE,
DAVID w. BURTON.
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mAGNlFgCENT SCHEME.
Besides great number Of SEQ, $50, $40. &c. x
rs Drawn NWInErers QUA of 10!


rs Drawn Numbers Qua of 40
Whole Tickets only SlO-llalves S5--Qrs. . so.
For sale in great variety Of choice numbers al
BOOkER'S EVER LUCKY OFFICE.
a. Orders from the country for Tickets drawn by
d, 5. Gregory & Co. in all IirgiHjd Schemes, FAC
oonpanled by cash Prize 1'ckets,) promptly aud
confdentIay attended 10, when addresscd1o
HENRY u. BOOKER,
Lynchbufg, Va.
a. Ny customers may always depend see
ing the numbers Of every Lottery in which
sell Tickets, published in this papor, CIhe Nug-
man. so the Official J.ist of the Drawing is
received ii. II. BOOKER.
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takecarc OF the ccnts aud ,ac no,,ars
VIII iaAe care of themse,ves.-
IlInArN
uSlON SAVINGS RANEA
G.fEsIH.sR rh.nna.


M Ill. receive Deposites of all money current in
the State, aud lssne certificates binding full,
ana eHeetnaiiy all the property aud funds OF the In.
s',oonn' 10. the payment thereof, within ten DAYS
nouee' with interest thereon IRON time of depose
hi paid NJ The rate OF per centum per annun fn,
All sums which shall have been deposilc for less
than one year; aud % per cent. per annum Tor all
suts which shall remain over one year.
DISCOUNT DAYS
Every Monday Al hall past eight o'clock p. NJ;
al the Office over the store Of Mr.. \. Gannawav
DlREC'EOlES.
Henry Latham. J. b. Rcnuiek.
= Mri'ei. Henry ], Brown.
Jno. hinnler Thos. o. AGREE,
J.; j. salmons, c. Phelps.
Tilden Reed.
OFFICERS.
Henry NJ. Didlake. Pre- sident.
Ro. b, Shelton. Treasurer
j. W. Dudley. Scc,e,ary,
Lynchbure. June IL *
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NEARLY OPPOSITE rnN NmolNlAN Orrlcr.
- ESPECTFULLN informs his friends and HE
q public general, that he continues to carry on
the maautAr,me OF Copper and Tin Ware in all the
various branches. Ills stock of TIN Ware is now
htge, well assorted, and well worthy the attention Of
both wholesale aud retail .drale,s llls stock OF
STILLS and other Copper Ware Is also large and
desirable, aud lie is prepared manufacture TO order
Stills o any size ~ pattern, and will also repair old
STILLS or take them IN exchange Tor new onos.
lie also has on handa large aud welt assorted stock
of We've Wne tor wheat fans. BE- aud Is prepared
TO weave II nv order he may receive.
lie also has attached 10 his establishment n Brass
Foundry, and prepared to east 10 order, BELLS
for iavefns. chGrclrs and other purposes, Tobacco
Screw Boxes, aud all other kinds of Brass Castings.
lie continues, also, to gutter aud cover houses,
either IN town 81 country Wnh Copper Tin, Zine
OF Sheet Iron, upon the most ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Old Copper, Pewter aud Brass either purchased or
taken IN exchange tuf new work. Country pro
duce also taken IueXchapge tor all woih Ia hs he
June q fsf
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zs0.g:v'ETS! gO.y:v'EYs!.

UUST received aud for SHE, at BURTON e
~ ROBES NEW CASH STORE, one case fine
Stray l}nnnrts; alsn Two aasfs OF Hoods or Nuns
Bonnrls. new flye and very sureror quality.
June 10 tn
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NlRGINIA, sat Circuit Superior Gonrt
' of Law and Chanocry. continued aud held FOR
Bedford county, at the Count house, on the Sd day
Of May, 1889
William l.. Oley and Rcaycs S. Scruggs,
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Valuable EaIsd for sale.
sgsfA offer FOR sale my LAND, between
49, & and 200 ACRES,

SrssysFh offer ior sale my LAND, between
sstsguas q and zoo ACHES,
6FTa" adjoining tho town OF Liherly, bedford
.nxAue,-- Court House some $50 acies cleared,
200 Of winch are well setin clover other grasses
aud the whole ina iGlsato Of Improvement, from 3
10 6 tons Of pllSt,r having been s0wn for several
years past. and with as bcncGcal effects on any
Lands IN Virginia, with about 200 acres FIRST rate
1ob1cc6 I1aa 10 clear now. elegantly tfnbered, 60
~ 70 acres OF Which are well enclosed aud lie well
The enclosures are good a mile or more OF which
near Town - erected good toe, worm foundation,
from IL 10 81 inches high, with II good TAIL fence
thereon. There are over 25o grated Apple Trees
OF first rate Winter Apples aud Others, aud some of
the best hind. The Buildings ovcfscer's and
ncg,o Houses, all with good buick Chimness, all ne
Rutlf
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18th on .yglYPARTpEs.

Eas H. = III % 81 I'd
sssE f3uk. 1910.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED, a hand
w some assortment OF
VIEW GOODS,
Consisting in patt Of the following articles
Blue black L. lie sou,
Back Gio de Rhine,
DO Matoni bustrinss,
Printed Lawns.
Black and blue black BomhnHnrs,
Checked aud Plain Swiss Muslins,
Nenclas bonnet kbmds, u mtiele,
Figured Gro de Nap do
Chencll Cofd,
Black, koted an1 PLAN English sin Hose,
White do do do do
Black Notasian do
Black aud fancy eolouied Twisted Silk Gloscs,
DO do Md do
DO no Twisted SILK Mus,
Bonnet Whale lone.
We deem II useless 10 enumeraic, as our stock OF
GOODS is AT present large aud desirable, eomp,is.
lng nearly ever, attclc oil Staple aud Fancy DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES,, HATS, SHOES, &c.
&c. We cordially invite oui hieuds aud The pub
lie generally TO ave as call. are determined
to sell them good bargains.
NOUNG 4 MEEM.
| duar beioW the Farmers BdBk.
We have several Rooms above Store ior tent.
Y. y NJ.
June Il Is II
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GUIDE 10 PASSENGERS

EAVING Lynchbarg on Mondays Wednes-
n 4 DAYS and 'tIdayS, n 2n'cIoek, a, M arrive At
Charlottesville neN day by \. NJ, reach the Rail
Road distance of only 25 miles from Chalottcs-
vile after the Isl oil July, by 10 O'Clock, and arrive
in Richmond same evenings, by =. NJ. This viii
be found By Ear the most comfortable route os well
as the most txpedrions to Richmond or gong
Norh lis way of Washington Cry. having no night
travelling ailei leaving bhnchbntg. The teams
and coaches on this Inc are lrst fale, and tie
drivers skil(ul. careful aud accom- violating. No
pains will be spped to render The mp safe and plea
SAINT 10 The passengers.
Fare though to Richmond. 50 SOTO Frede-
ricksbufg &l2. :. Il, CLOVES, Agent.
June Il, Is
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$40 WARD.

~ 10 KIT bssgKU.
WHEREAS HENRY WATKINS sometimes
w called Henry Grogan, was committed 10 the
Jail o Henry county, Virginia, for Horse stealing,
and did the 21th of Aptl break said jail aud max
his escape rhcrrlrom; therefore, few OF the ctl-
zcus of said comfy do offer rs n reward
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY DOLLARS
ilr the delivery OF SAID Henry Watkins sale IN the
ja ol said county, " atkins Is large man, twenty
two three yeas old, has blue eyes aud light han, u
fair skin bearing rcd fresh color aud asoppagc IN
his speech; was raised IN thIs county, and II Is
thought that he is making lofthe State OF OHIO.
WI. ANGIIN.
Henry GO. June L l2If
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SOOP usaAAA ~A a
with good rooms with fire places Kitchen
Smokchpuse. Ice and Carriage House, Corn CRIB
Stable, Store House, &c, all in good order.
The whole will be sold at fair prices, and accom-
modating terms. Likely young Slaves taken ia part,
# required, aud early sales Effected.
Liberty is the seat OF Justice Of a very large, pop.
uIons, and wealthy county situated on the great
turnpike road from Lyachbnrg To Salem, and White
Sulphur Springs, 2j miles from the former and 20
from the batter; has fine Female Academy " in
the fullde Unsuccessful experiment." under The
aud supcfnendence of the Rev Nicholas II Cobbs.
An excellent Male School, OF which the Rev j. G..
Hammer is Principal. Soeieiy in town and vi
Three hrick Churches in town. aud Others near; a
large Agricultural Society has boeu recently esab-
shed there, auguring well for the agricultural inter
est OF he county.
The above Land may be conveniently divided into
OF tracts If required. To suit purchasers. Thos,
desrous to purchase, in as healthy situation car
be, are Invited TO call and see for themselves The
whole would suit professional man well. Should
any inquire why of my age should desire to sci
and leave SO desirable an estate and residence, | an
suerthree Of my children have Several years since
located aud reside in the far Southwest. health,
aud much pleased the entire balance of my fanil,
We DESTROYS JUN them lhtre-aud last. though
not least, have an abiding convirton that res
dence there would alleviate aud much mitigate m,
leng con..a9ed .hcuuiatic siille .ions.
WM. COOK,
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ROUSE .g.e'ED EOY',

Ia Liberty, about 90 yards from the Cout House.
ON corner Lot. The Bull logs are a Dwelling
House mainly BRICK aboui 60 By p feet, two sto-
ries high, with basement story. ample cellars, n
wing, &c. contains rooms exclusive Of basement
story or garrets, and rooms with ire paces--a
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FEESTEFEE.RFEy.

Alum Spring s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03
DEATH OF MATTHEW CAREY

We announce, with deep regret, The dc.
cease d, an early hour yesterday morning,
Of one of our wor,hiest cilizeus and pnrest
Observation-Disclosures Carey, ESQ.,
ie died full of years aud Of hun"rs, al his
residence, nWalnut stree, abuvrEle, enrh
His memory will long be echerished by The
friends of civil and religious libeny-by
the sons of L in, whose uutiling champion
he WAS, aud by hundreds, nay thousands
of the lBeriIoriuus pour, 10 the aInelioralinn
nI whose condition. the lasl years of his
llfi. were wholly devoted.
The immediate cause of Mr.. Carev's
leah WAS he accident nolccd in our pa
per few DAYS hack hut it is light I" add,
that he has been infirm aud drb'lIialed-
rot in mind. hui in bndy-Ior >evera
wears. He wasi the SUtI yearot his age.
and has resided in this city from Il very
early period Of his life. Engaged long
time as PRIMER aud book seller, and then
as public writer upon many popu;ar and
patriotic topics, his maine is known far and
wide, and his virtues are appfcria'ed, NOT
only in this country bur in Europe. lie
possessed an ample fortune, the fruits oi.h's
own industry, aud in the most emphatic
marnc' may it he sad of him. that his
hand was as open AS his heart. He vas
never more thoroughly al home he vas
never more perfectly satisfied and happy,
than " hen engaged in advocating the cause
and promoting the interest Of the humble
and the poor. His efforts in behalf OF IN
dus'rinus females were interchangeable, aud
the eyes Of hundreds will weep Tears IF
surrnw al his d"reaSe. In short. the w lnIr
object of his being, during the latter par
of his life, srenerl 10 consist in smoothing
thr 'horny path of misfortune. aud as>nig-
irs the grirl of the wiiow aml the orphin
Early aud late did he iahour IN tie eo"d
cause, AMI even when almost sigLlless,
antl so inirm rs to bp unable To walk, his
energies aud his enthusiasm in AID oEsuf
ferns humanity, were ~ unaaSgin. as
ever. The death Of such man is apuh
lie calamity, and SO VIC record it. The
funeral i'll take place on Thursday after
noon, and we doubt not it will he attended
by large number Of our citizens, of every
grade iu society.-Pennsylranin Inquirer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03
From the augusta COnstitmiOnal'st, Of the 26t
Of September.
HEALTH OF AUGUSTA.

The weather still continues unfavorablr
10 The health of our city. We have been
a long time without rain, and at present
there is very lirtle prospect. The river
cunlinnes low-in fact, lower than in the
remembrance of our olrles, inhabitants.
Drays traverse it without any danger, the
water not gong over the hubs of the
wheels, uutil within Two or three yard Of
the Hamburg shore.
As regards the sickness, our report of
Yesterday exhibits a fair showing, but the
lever sill RACES in the city, and is more
scattered than at anytime previously no
ticed. TO our absent friends we will still
say, keep away--and they may rest assur-
ed we will inform them Of The earliest mo-
lnen,, when they can return with safety.
In our last reports, we noticed the deaths
of one hundred and lwenty-six persons by
fever-since then we have 10 report the
following; among them arc the names Of
some of our most useful and enterprizine
citizens viz,
R,sidents.-George King, VIM. Ran
kin, John Riley, taylor, *Isaac Hough-
kirk, Daniel McMurphy, Mrs. Catherine
eastman, Mrs. Eliza Mountz, "Dr. Mil
ton Antony, .Joseph Campfeld, another
schild of Asa Smith, Robert Dillon, tJohn
B. Guedron, Daniel Roman, William
Rouudtree, Miss Frances Z. Turman,
Victor Crepu, Miss G. Turman, ten years
old. Dervn's son. six years old, -WilIiam
TUT, *FoSter Blodgel, child, "WiIIam
Paulon, John ]. Shear, William Morris,
Mrs. Crosley.
Georgia.-Jeremiah P. Norris, in Pri-
son.
Naryland.-Edward Deaver.
Wilkes, Gu.--lrwin l.. Hood.
England.-Jonarhan Dunn.
Ireland.- Richard Dermot.
Unkno,cn, believed Nelo York.-Morgau
CouvarI.
And 6 negroes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03
DEATH OF COL. r. r. KEENE.

Died, at St. Louis, Missouri, whittier he
had recently gone from this place ON VI
sit, Coluucl Richard r. Keene. The de-
ceased formerly made figure in lhe poll,
teal world, rs attorney OF the Cnned
States Tor the Orleans territory, and was
Conspicuous cIlaracte: in the disputes
winch grew out Of The Burr conspiracy.
lie afterwards resided several years IN
Spain, where. durin. the war With Napo.
leon, h, bore The rank of Colonel in The
Spanish service. lie received Iii, ctlnca
ton al the Coll ge Of Princeton. and was
a scholar of respectable attainmen's. lie
wa, horn in Dnrhr,lrr county, "n the
eastern shore of MarIla His first wife
was daughter of The celebrated Luther
Martin, of Baltimore !; his second, who
Survives him, is native of Spain. The
life of poor Keene was cheqnered by
many and singular turns of adverse and
prosperous fortune, and he closed his ca
recr pussessed of little of the worlds
wealth, bat rich in the affection OF the
amiablc and Interesting lady 10 whom ne
was uni,ed.-N. 0. I.ouisianian, 10Th ult.