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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-05
WHIT. BBooKS. Chairman
From the Nen England Farmer.
EARLY SHIPPERS.


BY late snppers | '!o not mean fourth
meal. such as is often iahcu in fashionable
life, Tor have seldom known our plain ng :
ricultural families addicted to This practice.
They leave il chiefly TO tho inhabitants of
large towns and cities, 10 90 TO the closet
al . or 10 o'clock in the evening, when they
ought 10 20 10 bed aud take meal OF cold
ham or tongue, and bread and butter, or
something else quite as difficult of dises-
ton.
Bul by late suppers among our farmers,
| mean the usual third meal. deferred 10
an unreasonable hour-to Z or s o'clock,
or even later. have known many a far
mer who made it his constant practice ai
all seasons. TO work so long as he could
see. and not TO take supper ill his work
was finished; consequently his hour Of
srppcr, during pan Of The season. would
he from to . o'clock never earlier than
S, aud often when the fields were bui lit
Tic distance from the house, rs late rs nine.
The best and most thriving farmers
have ever known, however, take supper nj
precisely 6 o'clock, even in hnying and har
vcsting. | know that thousand objcc-
,ions may be brought To such early hour.
especially in the months of June, July,
and August; but know too, they can be
met.
Some years since, havin. flashed our
having, q resided then in New Coventry.
Coma | took my scyihe aud wcni Into
the employ, for short lime, of David IL.
Warner, in LilcbfcId county, whose grass
| was rather later than ours, and consequent
" was not yet all cut. AT that time had
no, known of any other why Than TO work
ill dark and eat supper when we could.
But Mr.. Warner had supper uniformly,
n, six o'clock. Whatever the weather
nigh, be, and however pressing the work
mig h, seem to be, he required us all, at
six. TO suspend work and "come TO tea"
rs /, was called. This consisted Of slight
repas,; wholesome and perhaps ra!hcr TOO
solid, or | might say heavy. but nal luku-
r;ous. When this neal was finished, which
accounted, including n liulc conversation.
about half an hour. we were permitted 10
no TO work ngain il we choose. in gene
raj. however. nil we did was TO grind our
scy,hcs ant! get ready for the next day.
| do not say that when, by some unfor-
seen occurrence-ap accident or shower
"a very pressing necessity seemed to cx
is, of ,lcGerrins supper bali an hour, to get
in a load Of hay or oats, it was never done:
for believe it was so; though | saw no.
thing of The kind while | was there. II
takes no longer 10 grind scythes Z, even
ing than it does in the morning; and MIR.
WIS workmcn were ready to go to NOW
ing in the morning in the cool Of The day,
and while the srass cuis easily, instead Of
being compelled 10 spend part OF the hest
Of tho morning in making preparations
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, which ought to have been made the night
before. And having began beiimes and
sol ahead Of their days work, they were
moi obliged TO NOV so late in The forenoon
in the great heat. As soon us tho ground
aud swaih were dry enough to spread,
their moving was finished for The day, and
they were ready 20 attend 10 ii. Aud thus
by being an hour or two earlier in tho
morning, and by keeping be- fore their work,
they found IL as easy to get through nj six,
as Others at eight
Bul there are other and numerous ad-
yan,ases which are enjoyed by those who
anke supper at six.
!. They are not quite as apt as others
are to ovcreai. Our farniers--cspccially
those who do not take any luncheon in the
afternoon--and there are some who do uu,
and who do mol get ready to sit down TO
supper ill S or 9 O'Clock. are apt TO eat
too much. Some, il is true, lose their up
petite instead Of having il increased, but
these cases are not very numeMus, aud are
diminished somewhat by Tho custom ofra-
king something 10 give an appetite. My
old friend. Levi Atkins, used To defend he
practice of taking lit'Ie espirir before sup
per, to give an appe,ire-but Mis,ra be-
fore The temperance reform commenced.
2. They do not so olicu 20 to he'd with
load on their stomachs. He who eats
al six, besides eating less in aqugntity, is
not so apt 10 20 10 bed ill nine, by which
hour The digestion is partly lhroush.-
Whereas he who lakes his supper al eight
or nine. and goes Immediately 10 bed, is
apt to have mass of food in his stomach
either undisestsd rbu, half dise5icd, for
considerable time; and is apt 10 toss in bed
and dream good deal, or else sleep loo
Soundiy.
3. And what is natural consequence Of
this overlooking The sIumach, he who spps
late, gets up wiiha bad las,c in the mouth.
bad feelings in the head and stomach, if
mol with diseased eyes; out Of which feel
ings, or ralher upon them, comes in no
small degree the habit OF lnking morn.
ing dram. How much clearcfihe heads,
aud how much better the feelings are, gen.
orally, nfler taking an early, ligh, supper
q, sig o'clock, they best kuow who have
tried il.
A. There IS Quo moro advantage which
I mus, not pass over, which is worthy of
consideration, aud which is highly in favor
Of early suppcrs. !, is, that by iakiug our
repasf al si:; O'Clock, wc may hatc the So
cieIy OF The female portion of tie family.
ier zl III, 8
or y O'clock, or al least many will not. and
some Of lhom ought. But they iriU wait
ill sis. Need say that such a custom
would bc a, favorable 10 good manners Us
il would he TO true enjoyment Besides,
we are apt TO reproacli ihem ow-a-dnys,
with retaining their tea, 10 excite their
acrves-whilc they demand of u, 10 sur
render our cider; but how do we know
that they would moi. for The sake OF our
society at six, dispense with The Tea } l.,
not the cxpcrimcn, worth trying
have not exhausted The subject, MIR.
Editor, but my sheet is luIl.and may have
exhausted The patience of your readers.
Yours, &c, w. a. ALCOTT.
Dcdham, 1911.
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ORIGINAL ASECDoTH.

When Dick Aimz first crossed into York
State from The Canada side, he took lods
ings at an inn in CnnandaiSua. 4 wait
ing maid sat nj The table with them. aud
Dick spoke Of her as the serrant to the no
small scandal Of mine hos'. who told him
that in his house servants were called help.
Very well: next morning The whole house
was alarmed by loud shouting from Dick
of Help! help! water: water! help In
an Instant every person in The inn equal
10 the task. rushed into Dicks room with
pail Of water. I'm much obliged TO ye.
10 be sure, said Dick. but here is more thun
want to share with Shave with 0noih
mine host, you called 'help!' aud 'wnicrr
and we thought The house was o ;re.'-
.Yc ,oud me to call the servant h., r. and
do you think | would cry waier when |
meant fre!' Give it up said the land
lord, as he Ied of the line Of buckets.
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From the !Nem Gennesee Farmer.
DOMESTIC ECONOMY.

More Light!-I.a'nps may be easily
arranged for burning lard, instead ol oil
Many of them are now in usH in Rnchcs.
ter. Ordinary lamps may he fixed for this
purpose-with thick wire so arranged
az TO he kept hot by The flame, and rhns
secure the lard in II fluid state. There is
but illc smoke and The light j. pleasant.
II is certainly far preferable 10 making
candles of tal!ow: mud will hc n great
convenience 10 thrifty housewives, on the
score of mcaincss rs well ~ ccouoiny.-
This mode oG burning arri wns devised hy
Mr.. y. w. Oakley. Of T"cunScr, Mirhi-
gnu. Oil is extracted from corn. hy dis
,illaIion. 10 some extent. at The west. The
Niles (Michisaui Republican says:
We have been burning in II common
lamp, forlhc last few weeks. oil extracted
from corn, quantity Of which wc rcociv-
cd from Mr. K. 4. Ward, Of Berricu. who
manufactures the article. II gives clear
beautiful lishI, aud burns longer than the
common whale oil, and cmiIs no offensive
smell. On The whole we should think it
heuer aud cheaper than nny other kind Of
oil iur lamps"
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ACROSTlC.

| nsa;ia,c iicnd mans Giresi ioc
y e'eF ceasing cause Of mental woe!
Il nc heart cnshrin'd III misery' gloom,
T. nfecblcd powers-an early tomb;
vi eek vii,ne, wandering in despair;
P urc. bcst Religions holy prayer;
E uragins Youths uplil,ed eyes;
X evercd Aiiliction's heartfelt, cries;
4 parents groan--the orphans grief
n or all the woes winch dare belief;
e an cause the fearful vice to fee
T. fcrnal God, we call on ,hec,-Ib.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-05

Large Turnip.-We yesterday saw
,urnip grown on the plantation Of Ralph
L. lizard Esq. on Pee Dee. which weighed
nine and half lbs, was p inches round
aud lOiuches in Iene,h.--Winyqt Obs.
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@Aoetie @efess.
From The n. Y. Mechanic.
THE HAPPY PLEDGE.

From the N. Y. Mechanic.
THE HAPPY PLEDGE.
It's on n, las, its on.' she cried
To her daughter standing by:
'Irs onr-,hc though, her u,lerancc choke
While joy suilIuscd her eye.
What's oS, dear Mother" asked the chic
OF some six years or more,
THY fathers name is on the pledge;
He says he'll drink no more
Come. let us render 10 the Lord
What offerings are meet
And down they kneli. dcvou,ly knel;,
Before the Mercy Seat:
o thou who ,card's, the widows cry,
And saw'st the orphans tear
Vouchsafe to list.a mothers thanks;
a daughters praises hear:
4 husband dead-alivc again;
A father lost-and found.
And wan. and wo shall vanish. when
Plenty aud peace are found
Amen I, was the fathers voice
Who, coming in the door
That instant, bowed, whonever bowed
IS looks the Lion on the Lamb:
As Joy in gricf:-so they,
The father, child and mother looked
On that cvcniful day.
Pleased with such looks and words,
Not trembling and with shame
But with the bound Of downlcss fawn
The child TO her father came.
Say, father, vii, thou drink no more
Nor scold my mo,heri nor
Drive me from thee when run
To meet thee at the door'
And shall we haye bed 10 sleep
= UpUus Hsaufe7 7wiieT cold
Flannels FOR mother, now ,IIa, she
Is sickly grown,-und old
And shall have frock 10 wearl
And shoes upon my feet
Aud hal, like other girls, and bread
Every day to eat
They told US when ye'd sisn'd the pledge,
Tha, better days would come:
And now, its on for si,rc,-nIay
Not come and live al home.
And love thee, now thou ar, become
My father, ns they say;
TO nurse thee when ,hou'rt sick and wipe
My mothers tears awayi'
As shines the sun out when the cloud
That dinm'd lis light is gone;
So iow d lha, fathers fondness forth
At the voice Of tia, gentle one.
IN BE-, the brute I've been; no more;
The spells clean gone from me-
Broken the howl that did cilslasc;
And 10! I'm free I'm flee
The money wl,c hitherto
Did spend Tor nousht, shall be
uencciortli devoted unto God,
And unto thine and thee
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NONlcc.

m FORWARN a!l persons iiom trading for
note aivcu 10 Carey NJ. Warrca. IN the
,,on,l, oI October lSl0. calling i.T three hum
'i.cJ ,hl,urs, unless the bargain Is complied with
u''D JOEL T. WARREN.
Nov Il
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Root and Shoe Shop.


YEIlit. sub,crtbet has Ia Hamburg, OH
L Ceu,re street opposite Messrs. Ho"
ard & Garmanys' BOOT and SHOE
Shop. where he VIII keep on hand fine
SHOES a. BOOTS, warranted work :;
likewise all assortment Of Coarse Shoes
manufactured al his lanyard near Mt.
Vintage. on the old Stage Road, between
Edgeheld Cour, House and Hamburg.
ALSO
Carries un the Saddlery and Harness
business, in all its branches, and will sell
low Cor cash, Good raw Hides wilt bo ta-
ken in trade or for cash. as will suit the
parties.
All business in his line. attended 10 with
despatch. NJ. l.. GEAR L:
Hamburg, Oct. 4, 1871 II 36
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10

snla iea. 10 hhds SrIls. and upn the total ,mp1r,a
ton .f2s hhis and on the ayrrogr flfe. The dsltse
iee Tor Exploration $40 hhds less than the former
year. aud 92 hhs apm the asesye. The elearances kr
umne Trade were ~ hht4. less, bs loi hhds. more
hhds more and SSi upn the average, showing nm in
crease al Ito hlds upon the total ls yerles and hhds
upon the average oi the previous niue Yeats The quail
NV o the crop has proved inferior 10 that OF the former
year. aad the quantity Of the fine kep,ncky Leaf is
small and held higher than meets tho yicwauthuss who
would purchase in anticipation Vi foreign ORDERS hat from
the excess OF Kentucky Strips impression. prevails
that large quantity will 10 hand hen the IRISH sup
plies arrive lessa lower scale OF prices should he sub
mlttcd Ia, IN order 10 encourage tho pun
petition with lieat both growhs. and IL Is consnler red
that Virginia heal aud Strips have rrccde IN rates
corsisien th,lr stock and prospect Of demand. Quo
cargo Of Vlrgintais expected spon. Ia representing as
l'scal facts 10 enable correspondents IL form opn
OF its supply to Eoupc thus year WILL in degree. be
regulated b, the mdueemcnl held out the various dc
Iots in sn,toa ierthe P,,l.rs Ia Send down the pro.
duce at Is II p,n this aud te prsl-eet Of the present
years crop. future prices must depend. The French
GoV rrnnient Contracted On the 2sth nli. r .iNWU hi
OF \ir. mia 300 900 OF ke,,ueky. aud 500 900 oil
Maryland
The so, of s Seaar materials is larger than at this
period last year. and particularly that Of Columbian
but tho consumption being the increase prices are
steady.
We remain, sir.
Your obedcnt servants
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Mrs So,ho H. Shorter ad,ninislypi,ir and James H.
Shorter administrator n III :. .saorier deceased:
FlAkE NOTICE. that on Thursday. the 10Th day
Of March. 1912. at the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry for the county Of
Bedford. al Liberty. in said county and State Of Virginia.
s'all take the Dispositions Of Samnol II. t(uares and
others, 10 be- read In evidence the trial Of Il suit IN
Chancery depending in tho Circuit Superior Co,
~Iaw and Chanccry for the county of Roanoke where
in You plaintiff and Thomas Preston and myself and
others. defendants and il from any cause shall not
complete the ,aklhg OF said DISPOSITIONS the above
named day. shall continue taking The same from day
to day, until completed.
Yours, Sc,
WILLIAM NEWS.
Feb 10 wjw
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WILL SELL. ouruesday, the | Id, inst in II m,
i VI my storccs
6 barrels Brown Sugar
ID bags prime Green Conea,
{, hhds primc Molasscs
80 boxes bunch Raisins
10 boxes Soap
~ r+ai.s Wrapping paper
~ do Cap do
~ IL, Letter do
dql Brl,quls Tea aud Coffee Pets.
2 p,Dd,,m tr,ar Chcks
> Mahogany Bureaus
do SECRETARY
] icz Chairs, &c. Sc, Sc Sc.
Also. many u,her articles suited ~ be trade. Sale
at | o'clock CHS. PHELPS, Anci
Feb 10 II
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l. "A w n q TIC T.
e. ~ II ~ - T. e. II ~ r T. n

ATTORNEY At Law,
nETERNIlNED to devote himself ercl,sirep 10
- his Profession will attend regularly tho several
Courts Of Amherst N,sn and the Corporation Of
ILynchbure, and also the Clreu, Superior Courts oi
Rockbrdgc
lie will attend promptly to the collection Of claims
ia, any Of the adjacent counties
REFERENCES.
y. y baNtar. n,,,
{. 4, II. Ellis. 5 """"''"
y ! w N,| s"""''l' csu',tt,rus
McCorklc Mcdaniel, ,
Rplcs x Burton, LYnchbang.
Elijah Fletcher.
~ Address. "Pedar Mills, Amherst
o. The Richmond Wing will publish the above
once week for weeks.
Feb 10 Wv
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Ai.IslAS:l.S.

Marrt., ON Friday, the 18th int, By the Rev G.. X
Nelson. Mr.. ROYAL IL. ErnASK. ID Richmond to Mss
sAhoL'st T. MtLros. daughter I'D John Mel,on ESP.
oi Nelson County.
-, IN Coymgton, hcntuck w on tho Goth sf Ian
uary by the Rev VIZ. OweIs Ma. WIl,:t,N NJ Pn,cr
formerly ui L,nclburg, 10 Miss MaR, r. MrssrlM,s
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Feb 10

virginia.;
4 Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of The Circuit Si-
IA p.ri"r Court al Law and thonccry, Tor the of
l.ynrhltig, on the 18th day Of February, Isi2
Frederick Monimollin Trustee for the benefit d Harriet
kyp, plahGd,
against
Robert k,lc and David Il, Edlcy, Defendants.
The Defendant, Robert Kyle, not having nicicl his APP.
aud given security according 10 the t o Assem-
bly, and the Rules oi this Court and appearing y salts
factory evidence that he ~ not nlaban Of this
try II is ordered, that the said pcndan, do appear here
the first Monday in May next, and the bill 81 the
Plaintiff aud that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in newspaper printed in the Of i,nchbnfg Ion
two months successfully, and posted at the front door 81 the
court nupsG IN, the said town.
Loly-Tsste,
DAVID RODES Oh.
Feb. 10 WIN
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TNN NCrd, IN GUOd demand II - cts pUT buShcI.
TIIOS \. IIOI. COMBE. offers his service a. crier
Of Tobacco at the usual price Of 30 cents per hhd His
j. L. lqcombe. will collect and make the statement
lie would be thankful fr patronage. he oouti.ues IL
sell isra, Estate in the town aud county,. ana, witt ool
duct any sales of R,a Personal Estate in any of the
adjoining counties. when required.
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Negroes at auction.

VII l. sell IN Tuesday, the litlt inst. in front Of my
! Store. I.lkEIN NEGRO MAN about y years
old, and very LIKELY Girl. about ID years old.
both very likely and sold ior fault, Sale at O'clock
q. PliE.LpS, Auct
February 10 u
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McSsrs. ohm w. Scott and Jacob IL rOs
Executors Of Geo. kerMs, deceased.

4 : you not residents Of Virginia, take notice,
IA thatI shall on the twenty second day Of March,
1872 in the hnpse Of John ". haton! in Carlisle,
Sullivan county and State of Indiana. take the deposition
Of John Boyle. to be read evidence the trial Of VIM
Minors injunction against you, now dcpcndn. in the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry of Bed
pd Co,nty Va, in my name AZ administrator de hons
nan Of said Mm, MINOR, deceased, but was oagsall,
granted hS Bedford County Court And if. frnn an,
cause, said deposition should no, be taken said 2d
of March 1872 it will be taken at the lace on
the next day to wit: the 23d day ofNiarch, 1872
Your obcdicnt servant &c.
WIN. SIIREWSBU RY, late Sheriff of
Bedford County, and such administrator de bonis
of William Minor, deceased
February 10 vim
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NOTICE..
$40 Il Il w A R u.

u ANANAY f,,nn I've SUBSCRIBER time in Janua
IL ry last, my negro man n n " ID "A l. ~
years old, thick lips, feet 10 inches high, aud
tocrabio btghi malaio. blacksmith by lrae. aud
raised in Pittsy lvania county, Va HE may an,avo
reach his old ncighborhod, he may h,ya obtained
Iraululant free papers and made of for Ohio.
The above reward will be paid to anS person who
will anprllend aud deliver said boy % VIM. Boyles,
h. Stoke srounig \. C., or ton donrs to any who
will cuiine him IN isso thati get him.
ADDRESS. VIM Boy les, Esq Boylcss Store, Stokes
County, \. {. DAVID HUNT.
Feb. 10 81
o. The Danvllle Reporter and the lewisl,irg Wing
will insert three times and forward their accounts TIN.
Office for collection
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STIc III S1TVcS HHU OtnCr prOIWft!
WILL BE SOLD at the residence of Jas F.. llor-
nor. in the Of Iynchburg, the It'll day Of Feb
ruary, 1912.
M N u 81 vEA,
consisting Of women and children; Carriages. and
Harness; Wagon and Harness; five Horses; all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting If Beds
Bedsteads and Furniture, Chairs Tables, Piano Forte
and great many other articles Of Furniture, g. &c;
the propory Of lIurnfL Watson taken Ia SATISFY ar
execution III is,soz o Wilkins Watson
HENRY DuNNiSGTON Segt. G. l..
Zoo Pin
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RICHMOND MARKETS. Feb. 7.

TOBACCO-Some 20 or 80 hhds inspected perday
Sales dull. and prices the
FLOt RS selling in small lots at 81; but no consd
cradle quantity would command over s. Is.
CORN commands 60 and OATS 45c.
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A. II NrHfi ttf,.
EstlS's' EiIX EsslEDEsE YOU
E.essssa.
.I'csr supply or ESst ard EsSneen
&. (hfhraA

.s'e,r supply or Etset ard EFsnesys
s,GDESS.
ROBES & Ht iGTON
A Enow receiving at their " ss1:es;sic II &c.
~ tain store, KaH.. SNuare, an uMsu.
UalIy large and desirable stock Of
F.fLL .s.sfs Is'ssTEse CONS, TO
which ihcy respectfully ia1i,o lie attention of all who
are in want Of good Goods, Il o,c prices.
n, b Country .Acredaats win ird our assortmen,
as general, and prices as low any other house in
this market.
We earnestly invite them to favor us with A. ssiA
Qch beiug rory large. are the more disposed
to wholesale at very low prices.
ROBES s. BERTON:
Sept 50 Is If
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Valuable Real Estate nj Auction


accordance with the provisions Of deed Of tuls,
! executed To the subscriber, by George Burks (B. ),
bearing date the Sd day OF October lSiO, and Of re-
cord in the Clerk 5 Office OF Amherst county Court, io
coriallt afpo-es thesfin eNrsasel, VIII be .Alraed 10
SALE al public auction. the premises. 10 the highest
bidder Tor cash, the Sd day Of February neat, il fair
lnot, the next fair day thereafter Sundays except
ed all the right, title and interest of Gergr I5urks %
in and 70 the tract Of LAND whcrcon the said George
Burks. Cd, } resides. containing
BOB Acres,
trc less lying and being in the county of Amherst
aud bounded by the lands of Ilazac Williams and others
ALSO the following Personal Property. To wit: a
ncgro Slave. named Ahrsm; three Horses; ten head
OF Cattle twenty head Of Hogs; all the Plantation
Utensils: Household and Kitchen Furniture. The title
10 the above property IL believed To be unquesionaby
good, but acting trustee. shall convey such title only
as is vested in me by the deed aforesaid.
CIlAMPE CARTER, Trustee
Jan. 3 WIN
Postpone meat.
The above sale is postponed an. the 23l Of February
when IT will positively. take place.
Terms-Sx months credit bonds with approved
curty for all sums five dollars For all sums OF
five dollars and under that alo,Int. cash will be
qulrcd {. CARTER, Trustee.
February 10 wt23F
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large Stock OF Esr; Goods

Mt FtINs.
INTENDING to discontinue, our business at tlls,
h3uss, we have ds,odnae n soil tho
E!ltire Ssoea,
at COST, for CASH, ataatA1d la3lcr satisfactorily
eadofsed. Designing toae IN go1d faib, and Wishing
make quea operation Of It, the puIe may rely urvn
Sing instance lnara than COST for any art-
cleSuch Of our custom ha,a accounts with W..
and rnay wish t1 Lazy Oh el4t, 5 sod noss h.,y
10 serve at ina ,ilauot
ssGgsg&ss 81 EsGyfrGE,
uexi door lcluw the fauBets nanb, where our assert
nrni Is very good, and under Uhte 6fH shall cn-
nne dnr business. Wcuspe,liully nvitctle attention
Of Merchants aud others wishing 10 buy cheap and dea-
rahe Goods favorable an opportunity seldom
ours.
Any person WISHING 10 secure good stand with do
smht Stock Of Goods viii do wen avail themselves
of this opportunity rs feel disposed 10 offer induce
ments l1r the sako Of closing the 81 Ok NJ once
BURTON s. ROBES.
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IOGNG ANs lelt A. ECLarsa
Ar AUCIlOy.

NVlEI, a1 On Friday, The instant at The Market
! House, in IynchbuW. the full blooded Horse
YOUNG AMERICAN ECLIPSE.
NJ, TALBOT. annt.
Feb 7 q III
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We have distributed many handsome Prizes since cur
New Year commenced, but the largest Capitals are
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