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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-02
MONDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 2 1889
. THE sTFAMBoAT WASHINGTON

= c. p THE sTEAMboA Nv; wA ha.aan Ny
York and Albany, will resume her regular
trip. between New York and Newburg on Monday the 18th
instant leaving New York every Monday and Thursday alter
noon o'clock and Newburg every Tuesday and Friday
afternoon six ocscS touching the intermediate landings
TO receive light freight and passenger
Bali freight baggage, bank bills specie must be at
the risk Of the ule bill Of fading given therefor
aus CRAWFORD MARTIN co.
!. C-Sa. 70 FOR fEEKsKiLL, vERrLANKs
sssssssas;5Su POINT, GRASSY POINT SING SING,
TINGS AND YONKERS.-The and splendid steamboat
KOsCIUSKO, Capt D. Haywood will leave the foot of Rob-
nson (ext above Barcay every morning. Fridays ex
eepedD at O'clock stopping at the Ola State Prison wharf
each way Returning, will leave Peekskill at o'clock
Breakfast and Dinner on board.
s. In order to afford time to spend IN the
different places Kocusko Will leave Peeksk at 2ocock,
(for this trip only.)
For the passer gers she viii make trip
For further information, inquire OF HAWKINS WILL
HANSON No 81 West street, where packages, freight Sc
will be received for the boat. Wy
Regular days OF leaving New York this month"; Wednesdays
and Saturdays
FARE REDUCED TO THREE DOLLARS
NO MONOPOLY.
NEW LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
PROVIDENCE.
: Cos The new, elegant, and fast sailing steamer
asaz<s--Child will leave for the above places, on
this day Aug 2s 5oeock, NJ. from foot Of Whitehall street.
first Wharf east of the Battery.
N W. sANDFOKD, Agent pa Pearl st.
Travellers may be assured that this boat will with
Any that be put against her but will proceed on her
routes if no other boat was il company. Jesom
: 1850 "a REGULAR MAIL LINE FOR BOS-
acbr,ss..T TON Daily (Sundays escepted,> at F. NJ,
from Battery Place, Pier No. l, North Ri
yer, via Washington, N. wport and Providence.
Steamer Massachusetts, Captain Comstock.
I" Rhode Island, Capt. Thayer.
/" Narragansett. Capt Child.
I" Providence Capt Vanderbilt.
One Of the above Boats viii leave New York daily except
Sunday.
Passengers the arrival Of the Steamers at Sonngon,
may take the Rail Road Cars and proceed with the mail imme
daely to Providence Boston, continue the steam
Newport and take the rail road at Providence for
Boston.
The steamer Providence Captain Woolsey will leave this
afternoon Saturday 3st A. o'clock from Pier Me- !, Tor
Providence Sonngton and Newport and the Lexng-
ton. Cant Vanderbilt on MondaY au29
= r-@ss - NEW YORK, NEW ARK, BELVlLLE
S-EE2-1 AND ACQUACKANONK.-On and after
Sept. 18th, the Steam boat Psssac will run
Olive Branch Newark which boat will be in readiness
the arrival Of the Passsc carry passengers and freight to
B.ive and Acqnacs anonk, and leaves as follows, viz.
Foot Of Barclay ST. New York, Centre wharf Newark,
10 o'clock A. NJ. ~ O'Clock A. M.
4P.M. l5P.M.
On Sunday the passengers will leave,
9 O'Clock A. NJ. ~ O'Clock A. NJ
4P.N 2P NJ.
Fair Newark 1884, Belvle 25 and Acquackanonk 3li all
kinds Of freight taken reasonable terms au29
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-02
COUGHS, COUGHS,
COUGHS.

THOUSANDS will suffer from Coughs Gods &c.
caught during the heavy rain YESTERDAY, aud many VII
find ney grave from umpon arising from slight or
colds they timely of some and
certain medicine. None be better than sHERMANs
COUGH LOZENGEs They the only medicine that
fails Read the following and be convinced II -
only among hundreds Do not delay, but get box At
REMARKABLE CURE OF CONsUMPTfON-Mr.
THoMrssS New London last fall 10 the South
Of his health. II recommended a. the oay chance
Cor him 70 proong bis life he thought TO be IN the last
of consumption After spending the winter there Nc re-
turned somewhat better about menth his symptoms
became greatly aggravated that he not expected 70 live
from day day friend of his in the city had heard much
about the performed by shermsn Cough Lozengts he
purchased and him box which gave him great relief after
the Grs dose and before he had taken the second boz he
athlete attend his buss This adds another TO the hu
dsds sy thousands, ths living witnesses tina, sherman
Cough Lorens,s will consumption Wholesale and retail
Al los Nassau st. one door sbove Ann aulT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-02

n7- SYLVESTERS NEW REPORTER ANDlCOUN
TERFEIT DETECTOR to the Herald MI beol
and NEST useful publication extant, TO the ef bss,
il is excellent advertising eaium, and tNp6 ~
.onase. It's published every Tuesday morn ktI tA4yEs.
TER& CO.. 1856 Broadway 3j.H IN 8N 3otz*. A
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-02

{g,- THE CHEAPEST -CC
MOST FASHIONABLE ESTABLISHMENT,
Having the and splendid stock Of Cloths CASH
VestDg and Sunner Goods this city, which will b.
made the.met elegant style at the shortest notice. at the
following prices cash delivery, al the we'll known
CASH TAILORING ESTA BLISHMENT OF
n. r.. JAMES,
LATE X rAyLeR
No. SO Maiden Lane and No. III Liberty St
super6ne black, blue or fancy eolored Dress
Goats, Sl4 to q
Gentlcmens' Summer Goats. from -
Cashmere Panaloon,, variety ofpatterns and
colors, 81 soto 80 30
Vests ofsilks, satns, yelvets. cassmeres,Niar-
scillcs, Vaertiss or Thbet Cloth, 81 rs to IS
The public viii pie observe the above prices rs per
cent below the ordinary prices Of Merchant Taior 2sy
lNOR SALE superior iron press Boston paient--oOe
Il boxes Sardincs in oil just received, o.. per box
30 eases cherries in brandy, ~ bottles each $3.50.
- cases White Wine-25 do Red Wine, 1877, 50.
II cssks Bordeaux Wines. S22
1000 feathers for billiard cues, at IS. per dozen
Apply at 3O7 Broadway Of A. ROCHE
au20 I'm Caf. de Mile Colonies
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-02
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
"Who steals my purse steals trash
But he who 6lches from me my good name,

BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
"Who steals my purse steals trash
But he who 6ches from m my good name,
Robs yiansusly."
ny-PElNE'S ORRIS TOOTH PASTE an unequaled
denrice for cleansing preserving and beaung the teeth
them clear aud peary wheness and removing and
preventing every appearance OF tartar also improves the
color Of the lips proven and heals all ulcers Of the mouth
rests the progress decay the teeh and mpars peculiar
and grateful sweetness to the breath
" The best article that We know efor ceaniu preeerv
ing and identifying the teeth Penes Orrs Tooth Paste
II gives them clear and peary wheness, and imparts
peculiar grateful 10 thu breath We
daily commend to the attentsn OF our readers especially
female portion Of ihem No toilet can be np!ee with
gu it."-Ladies' Mag.
The celebrity which this excellent arii-
Gle FOR speedily attained under its original Of
unprincpied
t. base counterfeit preparations which beware, tor
they probably prove highly injurious to the teeth and
20 be compared with the genuine than Hyperion to
Satyr The srgna article has the FAC simlc OF the IN
and proprietor O. w Peine the label without
| which il is not genuine
Broadway H. Hart NJ d. as Broadway and IS Hudson ST.
Howe and Guion, l23 Chahams; f. NJ Guen, a7 Bowery,
| and 80 Henry St corner Of Pike.
Again-Bsware Of Ceunterleits au 19 eod3m'
best made and warranted o.rouehe springs
500 :" steps
500 sett " !" bows
90. 900 lbs maleabe coach castings
$50 ,ett barouche and coach asIes warranted
5000 pair Vermont wood harness
10000 pair plated and brass do
so very fine brass military bits and s,lrraps
100 do do saddle cloths y, -, .
10000 ys coach assorted; together with full assor
ment Of saddlery and coach hardware and Newark maeab
castings JNO. J. SUMMERS,
jy6-eodSm' $50 Water St
DoYp,s BLEACHING sPowDERs.-The subscribers
I'D agent. the States fsr the sale Of Boyd sens
Bleaching Powders supply manufacturers and dealers at
the prices For purity and strength they will
Gr.a, Brits PERssE BROOKS,
ivl-, oil Liberty
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-02

90 NOTlCE-Southerner returning n
are respectfully informed that the most ext
Plated Ware, Cutlery, Lamps, Girandoles, G
and Jappaned, Britannia and Silver War
useful fancy articles, can be had at the mo-
at the New York General FurnishingNI
Maiden lane, near Broadway. ]
su2l-y &
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-02

5 SOSl2 Wa. the quantity 5 q Steel Pen, @asT
fro~ October, lSa7. ~ October, 1888.
above statement ill show the estimation in which these
pens held and " -cssumed will be inducenent
those who desire good article, at least to make trial
Of them.
To be had Of all Stoners and wholesale only the Manu-
| facturers Warehouse. 100 Beekman ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-02
No. 1914
Auction sales.

~ NEW YORK TATTERsALLs-Ths
regular sales BY auction, at this we'll known e.
E-1~A ab,ishmeut, Of Horses, Carriages, &C., cost-
wv ~ nue. u take place every Monday at IL
So O'Clock, throughout the year.
The regular sale will take place Monday Sept y
at IL o'clock with Carriages, Harness. &c and
IL o'clock the sale Of Horses Will commence.
Gentlemen having Horses dispose Of requested ~
make early applications to good number On ths
catalogue horse be offered at auction unless regss
ed time for number the catalogue for which purpose The
register win be kept open till Saturday, Aug 81 al Nj
GEO. W. MILLER,
jye-y Successor to j. W. Watson. 44o Broadwsr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-02

DACIflC HOTEL, l62 Greenwich street, New York
The Subscriber having become proprietor of the above
Hotel will at all times endeavor liberal share
public patronage. fau9-lm.l HIRAM CRANSTON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-02

nRIGINAL SKETCH of the Queen Victoria, beautiful
~ painted in water colors by g. H Esq Of London. Jus
received and for sale by
auay +. SAUNDERS. s57 Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-02

k&6 FOR NEW ORLEANs.-Iou,sana and New
Mxr York LineRs gular Pscket-The very fast sailing
-. - coPPered and copper fastened ship HUNTSVILLE,
aud going ON beard, will have despatch.
For freight or passage, having hasaseme furnished
modaons apply on board, Orleans wharf foot Of Wall st.
sr'o K. X COLLINS co,
aui1y ss so-th street
Shippers will please send IN their Bills Laden early
IN CASES Assorted Figured shs Just landed and for sale
~ BY X L. SMITH Co., I've Pearl 81. au7.sm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-02

.kSl FREIGHT FOR JACKSONVILLE, Florda.-A
EExIN vessel FOR the above pert will find heavy
= freight BY applying TO PERssE BROOKS,
anso.y No. 81 Liberty st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-02

OST-A short time since, from the
IL street, liver and white POINTER PUP, about nine
moath old, and 10 the of Dash" suitable
reward will be given its to No III Maiden Lane
NTERINo CLOTHs-R. L. SMITH & CO offer for
1Nl sale French Merno Cloths 10 do do 10
do English do. at l76 Pearl street. au7-3m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-02

v,ABLE s. TEA srOONs-soup Ladies' Butter aud
il Fish Knives, Muddlers stirrups Stair Rods, Com.
union sea' Mugs, Speaking and Ear Trumpets ventlaor
Table aud Dessert Forks &c SC. SC warranted bt quality,
and 10 keep the color for sale Wholesale and retail BY
au27 LEWIS FEUTCHwANGER 7 Gold street
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28
5. lie calls himself the King Of Israel.

5. lie calls himself The King OF Israel
@ lie entered into The temple. followed by amul-
ttude bearing palm branches IN their hands.
Order the first centurion. Quillus Cornelius. 10
lead him TO the place Of execution.
Forbid to any person whomsoeser, either poor
iich. 10 oppose the death Of Jesus.
The witnesses who signed ihe condemnation Of
Jesus are. viz /. Daniel Robani a Phariscc; 2.
loannas Rofobable Raphael Roboni Capet.
a citizen.
Jesus shah go ont of the CRY Of Jerufslsm by
the gate Of Strueuus'
The above sentence Is engraved on copper
plate on one side written these words "A
similar plate 10 sent 10 each tribe IL WIS found
IN an antique OF White marble, while excayaing
10 The ancient CITY Of Aqna, IN the kingdom Of Ma
pies, The year 1870. and was discovered by the
Commissaties of Arts attached to the French armies.
At the expedition OF Naples. IL was found enclosed
IN box Of ebony, IN the sacristy OF the Charifem
The vase ia The chapel of Caserta. The French
translation was made by the members Of The Cum
mission Of Ans The original is in the Hebrew
language. The Chartre.n requested tatOestly thai
lbe plate sheuld not be taken away from them
The request was granted, as a reward for the sacri
ice they had made for the army. NJ. DENos, one
Of The savaus. caused plate be made OF the same
model, On winch lac had engraved the above sen
tcnce. Al The sale oil his collection OF antiq &c.
II was bought by Lord Howard for $500 francs
Its introsie value and interest much greater.
n lew years ago there was i0nn5 at kdttskill, in
New York, "shekel Of Isiael," Of the time Of our
Saviour. o. one side was the representation of a
palm leaf; on tue other, picture Of Tie temple,
with the words underneah, Holy jerusalem" IN
the Hebrew tongue. Relics like these, properly
authenticated have about them an inex pressible sa-
creduess and moment. They seem TO blend two
worlds, and to cary human earnestly from the fl
mite TO the Infinite. Phiidd. Gdz
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28
TOBACCO TRADE

~ advantageous commercial treaty has lately
'een oon.'u between our government aud that
o, oafd'u'a A correspondent who has paid part,c-
uiar attention 10 the subject. furnishes US MMh the
ioho"ing statements aud remarks concerning IT,
". Y. Post.
ne return OF Mr. Niles from Europe presents
proper occasion 10 call the attention of our res-
oefs 10 the services which tins gentleman has
"nieted The country ard the government abroad
within the last Two or three ,ears-Appoin-
,en under special resolution @: Congress, Mr.
Mics was seLt 10 Vienna 10 promote our com.
"efeisI and agricultural interests in the Aus.
'.n emthe. There he succeeded at once ~
c"ntiilsine Tor himself aud his county the most
ivfinidablr os' "vle 10 that extended varied con-.
niefee which 'ilat country aud the Unued States
sie respectively IA situation TO carry on with each
"iher--we mean the quarantine regulations which
imposed tax IN the shape Of delay on the pro.
ducts OF oar country. winch even the largest com
nefriai p,oh's could hardly withstand. The conse-
quence al ie fIsid quarantine drlats at Trieste on
nuissis rom the UItted Stsies-never less from n
ny and The healthy parts Of the country. than
twelve days. aud sometimes amounting TO thiry six
dsys-had D.cn 10 give direction our exports of
cotton. tobacco, &c. FOR the consumption of that
Empire through The various ports of Northern Eu
rope, the vessels OF which were subjected TO
quarantine. Our commerce with Austria for the
future mus Aow 10 rs direct Datura channels. Mr..
Niles has also succeeded IN very considerably aug
me1ting the consumption American tobacco by
the Austrian Reggie.
From Viennn. Mr.. Mfrs s.nt Sardinia, |
the most Important commercial connty IN the south
OF Europe. Here also he suceeeded ~ removing |
'pe Quarantine leguiafions WHICH inIerpOsed the |
s@me enbari assrneui to direct trade with US which |
eAs'eu al Trieste. and lad gwen The same clrcui !
.''e route ~ all our exports 10 the Italian pc ninsu-
=. az ~ winch necessarily arrived HERE burlheued
win Tue observation-disclosures f d double Ieigb
pV'es''' '1slfAaea' &c. &C. aud thus leudug to d.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28

NIRGINtA-At rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit superior Court of Law and Cbaucery, Tor the
county OF Amherst on Monday, the 9TH day Of October
1889
John pndley Davis administrator de boni. non of George
MOTIFS, IL, Plaintiff,
against
Charles L. Davis, in his right and as administrator
the estate OF Thomas Morris, dec d. also of Henry Norris
deceased and William ID. Morris deceased Marn Parks and
ian Arnstead his securities administrator Thorn
as Morris deceased aud the said Charles L. Davis and Nan
cy his wife, formerly Nancy Morris, and - = the
administrator OF Betsy Il. Norris deceased who admin
lsoinx of George Morris, deceased and The said Charles t.
Davis her security in her administration bond George urks
and Rachel his wife, formerly Rachel Morris Martin N Daw
son aud Peggy his WIFE, formerly Peggy Norris and Thorn
as Morris George Morris Nathaniel Norris Maurice Morris
and William Duncan Morris the children OF Maurice Morris
deceased, Do(ondon,s
In CHANCERY.
The Defendants Thomas Norris George Morris Nathaniel
horfs Maurice Morris and William Duncan Morris cbI,en1
OF Maurice Norris deceased having entered their annenr
Hncc ana gwen security, nccorng the act of ASSEMBLY
ana the es OF this court and appearing by satisfactory
dehce ha they ara not inhabitants oihis Commonwealth
is ordered hn the said Defendants do appear here on the
nst uay OF April term next and the bill of the Pn
VIZ ana that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in som,
newspaper published in the OF Lvnchburg for two
honsc Of this county ACopy-T'rse W ''' ''"''
Oct. 81 ''i'SIn1'N'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28
Commissioners sale Of Land.

DURSUANT 10 decree OF The Circuit supe.
Il nor Courl of Bedford county. pronouneed on
the sb day of May. 1889. in the Chancery suit there
10 depending between William Dickinson plainnn,
and Thomas Stewart and others, deepdaDts. ne
undersigned, comnssionsr, WILL on the 2Ist day oil
December next. on the premises proceed TO sell 10
the highest bidder. forready money. TRACTof
LAND. lying 10 the county OF Bedford. near The
Meadows Of Goose Creek, which Thomas Phelps
resides, containing by eslimsfion, two hundred
acres. q. A. WlNGFiELD, Com'r.
Nov. IA wss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28

Dedh Ifarrant Of Jesus Christ -Of the many in.
tefestins relics and fragments of antiquity which
have been brought 10 light by the perseyerng re-
searches OF modern philosophy. none could have
more interest for the pliIauthropis and the behey
er. ihan one which we copy below 'Chance," saws
The Courier dos Eais UaiS has put Just into our
hands the most imposing aud interesting judicial doc.
umeni to all Christians, tina, ever has been recorded
IN human annals that is. the identical Death war.
rant of our Lord JESUS CHEisr." The document
was faithfully transcribed BY the editor. aud Is io
hGc rer6d
Sentence rendered By Pontias Plate. acting Gorern
ofot Lo'rer Gatitee, stating that Jesus of Nazarch
shalt suffer death on The cross.
In the year seventeen ofthe empire riberius Cesar
aod the 25'h Gay Of March, the city of the holy Je
rusaiem Anna aud Carhas being priests, sacrifice
tors OF the people OF God, Poniius Plate Governor
oi Lover Galilee, sitting on the presidential char
Of the Piatofy, condemns Jesus OF Nazareth TO die
on The cross between Two iheves-the erea, and 70.
tonons evidence Of the people saying
]. Jesus is a seducef.
2. lie is sed,tous
g. tie IS an enem, OF the Law.
l.. lie Calls himself the Son OF God.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28
a Co.'S AxEs.
MOH;tt's Vegetable Life Pill and Phc
nix BitteIs.

fEE universal estma ION in which the celebrated Life Pill
and Phenx Biilers held satisfactorily dsmonsta
ted by increasing demand Tor them every aud
uon o the mon, and by the voluntary testimonials their
markable efficacy which every where offered. Ii
less from deeply gratifying confidence lnt they the
means OF extensive and ncsmahc good among his afflicted
creatures, than from the interested considerations, that the
proprietor oil these ccmnenuy successful medicines is de-
sous OF keeping them constantly before the public The
sale of every additional box and bottle is guarantee that
some persons will be relieved from greater less de-
gree ol suffering and be improved general health for
case OF suffering from disease they he taken yainrhe
proprietor has never known been informed of instance
IN which they have tailed to do good In the obstinate
cases OF chronic diseases such chronic dyspepsia torpid
liver rheumatism asthma, nervous and bilious headache,
eess pnes, ueolS, s'rOiuoas s"eIilngs and III
GERS salt hcum and all other chronic affections of
organs and membranes, they effect with upty aud per
manency which few persons would Theoretically believe but
to which thousands have testified from happy exlerience-
In colds and coughs, which, IT neglected, supenduce the
mos fatal diseases the lungs, anddeed the gen
efn these medicines taken but for three fourays
Taken night they promote the insensibe perpiraou
and relieve ic system OF ebrle action and ieeulent OBJ
srucons TO produce delightful conyaes-
cenee m The morning; and though The usual symptoms OF
cold should partially return during the dnv, the repetition of
suitable dose AT the nex hour OF bedtime will almost invara
bly, Ct Get permanent relief without further aid Their effect
upon ayeis OF acute and violent kind less sur
aud speedy taken IN proporonebe quantity aud persons
feurns TO oed WITH manaory symptoms OF the alarm
kind will awake with the gratifying consciousness that
The erce eneny has been orehrown and easily be sub
dned In the vsceral tugcscnce though long
ahshcd, aud viscera innammaons, however critical will
yiede former 10 small and the latter large doses the
Lille rus and so at so hystencal affections hNpochondriac
ism restiessness and very other varieties otc Neura
teal class of diseases yield TO the efficacy of the Phenx Bit
ers Fu directions for the of these medicines AVID
showing their distinctive applicability een complaints
accompany them aud they he obtained wholesale and
eial 40 Broadway where numerous certificates ofhcr UNI
paralleled success are always open 10 inspection.
For additional particulars OF the above medicine, Mot
iats uood Samaritan aeopy OF which accompanies the
modcne copy also be obtained OF the different Agents
who have the medicines for sale.
All post paid letters will receive immediate attention
>. Prepared and sold by WM. b. MOFFAT SIS Broadway
AefSrs-Tho Life Medicines may ALEC be had of the prin
cipal druggists throughout the United States 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28
NOTICE.

RY virtue Of deed upon Trust. dated the llih
ID January 1887, aud Of record in The Clerks Of
fee Of Campbell county, executed by William Cor
son, for certain purposes in said deed meDnoued we.
or one of u.s. shall proceed to SELL public auction.
for ready money. the Tract Of Land N said deed
mentioped, on which the sad C0rson now resides.
containing 230 acres. more or less Preserving one
half acre TO the heirs Of VIM. Norye. decd as a
family burying ground) Also five slaves with the in
OF the females thereof. viz: Joe, man. Is
bell. a woman, and her three children Nancy, Eliza
and Adene; also, wagon and four horses and
the gear for the same.
The sale will lake place at the dwelling house on
SAID of Land. the toll gate of The l.. aud
Salem turnpike, un the 2lst day Of December $50.
TUOS. A. HOLCOMBE
PLEASANT LABBY,
Trustees.
Nov. IS ids
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groceries, Domestic Goods, Cot
SON Warns, SC. Sc.
Rock store and Book BiusIery

hANlNG made arrangements with Wm A.
Il Talbot, the subscriber has connected with his
Book Store IN tbs place, Book Blndery and wouId
respectfully Inform his friends and the public eener
ally that he is prepared 10 have executed, 10 the
most handsome and Substantial manner, Book bind
me OF all descriptions. Merchants Clerks of Courts.
Bank Officers and Others can be furnished 10 order,
upon short notice, with Day Books. Journals and
Ledgcrs, Record, Deed and Bill Books, Invoice,
SherIfs' aud Rccclp, Books. made ofthe best mate
rails and IN The most substantial manner. He fiat
ers himself, thai all persons who will lavcr blu, with
hei custom shabe perfectly satisfied lie would also
say that, being anxious TO reduce his stock Of Books
he is disposed TO sell at prices more moderate than
ever +. ECHOLS
Aug. 10 IA