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A CAR ID.

IT being the desire Of Mr. Addison Irvine. TO with
draw from the business consequence Of his wish Il,
move 10 Mea'svc, We viii in'm this time Offer our
GOODS very reduced prices, IN order 10 effect thai
ohlcci az speedily posible
We invite our customers and all others wishing Ia Lny
toca aud examine our stuch--li viii be- found Il, cum,
sst d MANY VERY DESIRABLE GOODS.
WHITE, TARDY x IRVINE
March tai,
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Jan, 3
k'OstlpOllcBIlcns.

The above sale is postponed till the 23d of February.
when II will positively take place.
Icrns-SiN months credit honds with approved bo-
curiIy for all sums over FIVE doars-For all sums Of
hvc dollars and under that amount. cash will be required
{. CARTER, Trustee.
Feb. 10 WON
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Commissioners Sale.

DURSUANT to a decree of the County Court Of
/ Amherst, made at February Court, 1912, between
James Byars. administrator OF Larkin Byars, deed,
Plaintiff, against joel Byars and Others Defendants the
undersigned commissioners in said decree mentioned will
sell Pcdlar Mills the highest bidder credit OF
twelve months, the purchasers to give bond and good
security,
TIL f " f & o T. S
in said decree mentioned on Monday the th Of April
next They nine in number, and consist oi Women,
Children, Boys and Girls
THOS n. EUBANk,
WILLIAM A. RiCliESON,
Commissioners
March 10 wfw
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n " O 3! n " OS!!
Wiz. subscriber ~ now prepared 10 furnish any fam
i lily desiring The above instrument upon tb.. un
l'' raj terms. aud from the must approved Manufactures,
IN The United States. The Justly deserved reputation
Obtained 10y The different makers. has been ~ much lau1
ii through The public press. that any remarks Of his
would he unnecessary upon tho present occaso lie be
IN, known AS II manufacturer OF The instrument can IT,.
commend the Planes made by tho different ,stablish-
mnis. as inferior 10 in the world All that he re-
qnirs isa trial AMI If the purchaser is mol pleased with
the instrument, II can be rc,urfhd
W. =. GREENE. Agent
De- All Pams aol by me will be packed and sont h,
any distance IN tle country free Of expense They will
also he kept IN order one year. without any charge 10 the
purchaser by m,aolla ass through thu country twice
year regularly.
Sept 10 a il
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VAR ES.
N EDHCI.HES, SUR q n u ~ -
V1 E.vST8U.NE.sT.S.D Dry Pairts Reeves

N1 ~ U II VI u "
WI I.y'STY U.UE.s.T.S. Dry Paints; Reeves
and Ncwman's ENGLISH WAFER COLORS,
and American WATER. VELVET and FAscY co.,
ORs ; Pcrfumery Soaps Toth. Paint, varnisbs
Hair. Cloth ani other BRUSHESy Esorrion Deuble
aud Single Barrel q u N s and r i 8 r q l. s,
Pocket and Pen K.vfrES, Raxers, Scissors and
Razor Strips and Paste Swaa and Russia (ulI.I.S |;
tions Flutes; Clarioretis; Segars; Snuffs; Chewing
and Smoking L y Il a & { u; Cocoa Wood Peck
ct and Cabinet Ink SsMfs; Pstcu India Rubber; seye
raj best articles for the liza kin and Complcxioa;
Silver, Artists and Carpenters PENCILS Needles
and black Liquid X Indeliihle INK and INK
POWDER backgammon Boards md Dice; Dou,nper
assorted Rose and Corn Wood Hair, Cloth and sl,a
wing Bnusnrs Fishing Lines and Ioqks, escorted, fr
sale ut HOVER, DAVIES
March Is If
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on LIST inst. by the Rev James Stone. MI
Carr ID. ScALrs. OF Halifax CO., 10 Miss SUSAN
EcnoLs, oi Pitts, vana county. Va.
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LANCHEUKG YOUNG LADILS
I.y'$YIYEJE.

fuNllE Summer Session will commence on Tuesday.
y the LIST of March next. and co nnne five months
Terms rs heretofore. in advance.
DIS OLlPH fNT, Principal.
Fob. ~ ,sr
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Feb. 10
1'OsilpOssS,sslcall.

The above sale is further postponed III the 9Th Of
! March next C.CARTFR, Trustee.
| March 10 wiI Nh
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t"F7FHdshtf y E6S JHU1I S1dIss t'd-'Ht.
New YoRk, "Wednesday March 2, Pm.
There is very little doing in domestic exchanges I
enclose you list Of quotations.
Domestic Exchanges Philadelphia a 3; Ricl,
mond and Norfolk 7. 3; Clarl, sion i; Savannah
Pa q. Augusta 2. %; Mobile Is. H. New Orleans
d BIZ Nashville Is. lG; Louisville q, Cincn-
natl "A & ST. Louis IL 90.
The transactions in foreign exchanges are moderate
at g.; on London, and D IS. 81 on France
The cotton market is heavy; sales of GOO bales were
made To day at Gao, for Upland aad Florida, e. l0a
i"r Mobile, and g. TO- for New Orleans.
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Auction Sales
~ y ~. IT. IL II % T..

will sell nj my auction store. ON Saturday, the 18th
Il instant. lot of READY MADE CLOTH
INC. suitable for Summer and sunhry articles in
tho Dry ticcds and Grocory Line, such Cnlicocs.
Dcn,vtlcs. New orleuns Sugar In barrels. Tallow
Candles. Segars, Glass rubles. Stone Ware, Letter.
Writing and Wrapping Paper, &c. Sc.
ALSO.
Three or iimr + u II f. II f. ID :, anil
several articles OF Household Furniture.
NJ TALBOT Auct
March 10 IL
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MANI NOI'sK SCEIE3IC,
~ II a Il n d

500, 900.
S5ooO 1000! !-l2ouol !-loooo, !--'ocff.
800 30 Of .a50!i--JO of ,00oi!
UNION LOTTERY, Glass No t.
To be dra,cn at iierani,ia Saturday Inc lqh dag
q March. nadreMH receiret on the I'D Of. Mged.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
Prize Of S25.0O0-l5 O00-l2. OOO-lo,Goo 9GOl
7,Oo0-6,6 G--2 Of 50OO-3of !, O00--,, al s.0Ul--
Of 20O0-l0 Of 5000 Of 800 Of l..
00O-50 of 500--l33 OF 40.
Go LIST and 2nd Drawn Ms. A"5b
G5 Isi and 3rd goo
65 LIST and 9TH 100
100 LIST and 9Th or LIST and 9th 81
2GO LIST s 7ih lst s 9Th LIST * Oh OF Lat q IC9A GO
900 LIST 4 llth LIST s. l2,h LIST & 18th or ID 3 ,sO
1926 all other two Nos 10
AGO LIST or 2nd drawn Nos 80
GAO Sd. 4th or 9Th %
l6,6lO all other single Nos 20
rs Nos. -l3 drawn out.
Whole Tickets only $40; halves 10; quarters s.
ciehths = 50.
pIRGLNLl LEESBURG LOTTERY, Class No.
II. 10 be ba,cn al Petersburg, on Tuesday the 18Th
q March. aad result reeciced on lie lSth Of March.
Prizes $l0OW-l0, 000-2, 500. 000-l ,3S7 10
Of .50O-lO of 5000 of 30o-lO of 100 o. $50
-l55 Of 100, sc. &c
Is Nos-lo drawn.
Tickets ST so; Shares in proportion.
JIRGLNLl .NONO.NG,lLkl LOTTERY, Glass
No. IL. TO be drmrn at Richn,ond on Thursday
The I'm 9.Nnch, md r.snh receired On, The lMh 9f
March.
Prizes 81 900 0So-5 of oOO-5 of 3oO--5 of
25O-J Of 2O0-5 of lJ0--l0 Of lU0-30 Of TO-
80 of 50-f23 Of 40. Sc, Sc.
66 Nos and IL drawn nut.
Tickets s. so halves 25 quarters &c cts.
IIRGLNI1 .MO.N'ONIi.lLL3 LOTTERY, Class
d. To be dr,ncn at .4le.n,dia Saturday the
10Th Ot March, and result receircd on the 18th Of
March.
CAPITAL PRIZE (ueu 30,000) 1921 II.
| Prize Of (nett Sl0,00W II ,76l 10-6.000-5, 600
5000. 5G0-(neu $4,000 1851 l9-50of1,-
O00-5O of $3.50 of 2000-63 of l50-63 of 100.
rs numbers and l2 drawn.
Tickets SO; Shares in proportion.
Drawn numbers in Mouongralia Lottery. No. IL.
20 81 q As 50 6s 81 % 20 % ts.
Union Lottery Glass No. s.
10 Is A. 62 35 61 2 n G5 80 80 % H.
-------
Drawn Nos in Wcllsburg Lottery Class No. Z.
al % 30 SIS % AZ 6U Is 50 IL 63 81 rs.
tho Wclisb.rs Lottery Ne.s sid and ensksA
NJ sight, ny SUTTON.
SCRIP FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
w. M. SUTTON,
9 doors below the Post Office.
Highest premium paid for specie ne
this Office.
BUSINESS AND VISITING CARDS
PRINTED oFrIoE.
xn Blxe, BLACK. Red or Eycess FAX.
-ALSO-- SKI
! ~ GoLD SHi'ER OR COPPER BRONZE
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OOf C0i<isMg.

A MACHINE will be importation at tho Forest
"A Mills, ready for the ncst Wool clip.
JOHN o. LEFTWICH.
Dedlorl county, Feb % a. IL
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Up. A. M. GILLIAN.
.SEX<; EO.ys DE.HsTfE1.

IL As taken his office At Mr. Robert Morrs's tIofoI.
i corner Of Main street and lanyard Alley, and he
hopes. from experience Of nine years practice in his
profession. IN continue To meet with liberal SHIRE Of
public patronage.
Feb. 10 f2m IL
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il tp
IN uik .mN Virginia N""'' WV"
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81 tT0N'S LOTTERY AND len.
CHANGE OFFICE.

NEHNVNsHI VTEkVJEs
DECISIONS DESTROYS of purchasing SIXTY THOU
SAND DOLi.iRS for the comparatively III
Hing sum OF TWENTY. will please bear in mind thai the
safe takes place the 18Th Of March ard MS we shall
select some FANCY NUMBERS in tbs MOST.
BRiLLLAN7' LOTTERY we suggest early alpl,-
cations for choice Tickets II has hcco eNtrerely jsk
ioaobc among Lottery Nondors 10 distribute Prizes and
have subscribed to the fashion, We are res,lypd u
follow II up closely.
BELOW ARE SOME or THE SCHEMES FOR
MARCH
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A VERY FAIR OFFER.

EeERSONS wishing TO purchase Piano For,os i.oIn
4 the subscriber can have the privilege of trying
them before paying for them, and by this arrangement
matter how many fears they may have, they run NJ"
risk Of getting indifferent instrument all the rlsh
of their being bad rest upon my own shoulders. Pricto
30 800 500 $50 375 400 and 50 to 600 dollars.
am perfectly willing to take the risk Of selecting Or
purchasers myself f.. =. NASH,
Petersburg. Va.
have sold about 800 Piano Fortcs without ever sell
ng bad one f. =. n.
Fob IA STIFF
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r. act or Il ~ ~ Il,


Two hundred and ninty six Acres,
be the same moro or less. lying and being in the county
of Amherst. and adjoining the Lands OF jesse Mnndy
William Kent and others.
The Land is heavily Iimbered, and in the nc'ehbof
hood of several Saw Mills, which renders II more valla
lie TO purchasers The soil is well adapted to the cn
tnrc of Wheat Corn and Tobacco II Is unnecessary to
give further description OF the Lands, as those wishing
to purcIa Sc can cxampc for themselves.
The title tothe bovG1roperty is boevdo DC perfectly
rood but acting as trustee. the undersigned VIII only
convey such title as is vested in him by the Deed aore
said IA MES II. JONES, iitHhe.
February 2i VIVA II
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ENTIRE STOCK OF
Hardware, Gallery, Tools, saddicry, Carriage
Materials, Iron md Castings,
ar COST, for C.1SII,
or Negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed. His present
assortment embraces almost every article usually kept
in Hardware Stores aud purchasers may rely upon his
selling. in good faith, AT COST. Such an opporunl-
iy seldom occurs for Country Merchants To lay in a
cheap stock of HARDWARE, and he urgently requests
them, and all other persons who may want Goods,
in his line, to give him call before purchasing.
Ii. Is. RICHARDS.
Feb. % tsf
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val ua b g l. a II Il
KSAlP SALE

10y virtue of Deed ct Trust, executed to the sub
I'D scrier. by John Rhodes, bearing date the LIST day
of September. 1871. and duly recorded in the Clerks
Office, Of the County Court of Amherst. shall proceed
TO sell the premises. 10 the highest bidder for cash
Friday. the LIST day Of April. 1912. if fair il not. the
next fair day thereafter, Sundays cxccptcd.) the
YrNcf OF Il u n Il.
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-Nnmbcrs-Qnanti,ies. sc &c. in the year
1910.
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SCRIP FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
W. M. SUTTON,
2 doors below the Post Office.
Highest premium paid for specie ne
this Office.
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pIRGLNLa LEESBURG LOTTERY, Glass No

II. To be bracn al Pei9sbTg, Tuesday The 18th
Of March, and result received on de 18Th Of March.
l'rizes $iO0O0-l0, 000-2, 500-2. 0O0-l ,3S7 10
of 900 of 5000 Of 30c-lO of 1000 OF 80
-l55 Of 100, &c &c.
Is Nos.-l2 drawn.
Tickets 81 so; Shares in proportion.
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From The Boston Post.
NOVEL CASA WARNING TO La,
DIES

An eliior recovering sixteen hundred
,nIiars of a lady fer ii brrach Of promise!
Suits nj 'aw, brought by ladies, or their
friends, f,r ii breach of prnmise on the
part f tho gentleman rrnmiS"r. arc quite
common, and excite liIlle or no interest
i, III. cnmmunily. We have now to re-
card the lrai uf lady for it was in fact
Il lad, that WIS irIrh-fnr breach of pr"n.
isr towards Il grulrma". Many Of our
readers, perhaps, have heard something OF
The facts IN relation In an interesting and
hinhl, rxriing affair watch occurred some
wear or two sircr, at SenbrOnk, N. H..
tie parties To which are Mr.. j. NJ. Pet
tin. II, publisher of the Village Transcript
alAm"sbury, Mr. JOHN NJ Gregor, "A young
man from the ''lamd O. cakrs,' and at the
time sub-cnntraclor on the Eastern Rail
road; and lasr but not less in our story.
Miss Emily $. Browne, fair and inlercs-
linz yrmng lady, the daughter of Il sabSlan-
liaI CITIZEN of Seabrook. 1t appears that,
for considerable period anterior to that
on which this ai''ir happened, al inli ''arr
and honorable intercourse had subSs!cd
between Mr.. Prllingill and The young lady
IN Question, hirh, 81 far at least aS was
KNOWN, was both agreeable aud reciprocal
and which had continued SD up To- the time
WHEN ,his McGrt gor, in pursuance of his
vacation as IL rair"ad contractor, took up
his residence in the family Of Mr.. Browne,
the family of the young lady, who lived on
the line Of the road. About this time,
and after MrGrrgnr. (who by the way was
, high many had re<id"d several mnnlhs
in ,hr family Of Mr.. Browse, Mr.. P''ltin-
ni!i carre t. l'r conclusion lIiat he would
get married. Forlhis purpose he consult
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DnTE
h az v ~ n .

Tnr svcstrSS o. ne I::SI l:nriira y. ci:tr'
mon,s mist have lecn ielt by ali Who have h'rd i
SID .: >un-. The strain O.! the following, by i'si
iI.I, is rx? 4;s:.e!y le''ir~:
SONG.
II, els ms he |o""s nc, AK: cin believe
Ia nc:rl he 4 - wom .,r Won q wish 10 deceive?
F,.r:rr und a!warS * sweet wards TO nIc.
AZ. Aaan III rou.:ccm c".S'I!' "iac!::cc.
Last night, when we parted is gentle COOL bye,
! t:,o,.s md tmrS s,',!. r%G. ting with s:g':,
Aud Sill The same s"rct woods l:n "i:sir'!ci % Gic
Were \. !cen ~, vnu.iecn a cu>h!i nicicc.
Tic friend oi my c'ri'hood III" hope 'i'y vo"ii'
W.aso heart is al pare an' wh"&. woid lS"I truth,
D, sill; the sanr sweet words hn whispered to nc,
Are A,!ccn nil vour::c..n ca:si:la mac!::cc.
O! when vii! The d.y CONE, Tie bet l'Gpry d"y
: When maiden mty hear al: Il l""cr c"n say,
Ard he sao i; oil tie wolS lie whispered 10 me,
= Aly Ai!ccn ma vou.ncen, caiSi.'n :iltc.:''e!
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gS53I CAMDEN JDTH%.AE
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, BY
'!' IONA: ~. Eo!tassT%S.
TER us.


Three D1Nrrs per anppm IN G9rna"e, Ihret
DHtrs mi "ify C'n's 'si't;a sir mos.ihs, or fo"f
.DDjrrs q, the expiration IF :ic raar.
A icvr.iscmen,s inserted G7 cents PER Sg"HTP'
&folrteen lines or less) far lie fr&' az" - cc"S
far cycI snbSe !u2m ipSyr'inR. t:'he n"n5rr @ ~
x,ri;3aS 10 BE- ai,I or GY aIr"r'is"nscn'S, ar they
>oinJ b, 9aN'sie! n;nH orIeraI 70 t@ dtSeon"""s"'
md c!qr red accort!in"lY.
Oac D ,!'qr ocr s1nq,s for q sin@1@ ins".'ion-
Quu'cr!y a,M MonhIya alrcrisem"H,$ ,sht0e cnqr-
ed iIeS1ee rs single inScri'Oa a''d Scm'-m0"'a-
iy ne sG1ac rs ncsc ones.
Far p4jisIiqg Citations as Lle lag directs
;hrre d2iiqrs mN be charged.
All Obituary .Foti:es ccc":iing sir lincs, ant
Con nnurca'ions rec9mm' ending E72|'@.'.S iMr
public oE:.S oC pro Il Gr ifi;'-o' IsaG.M9 i1rA.o'-
lion s.;n ,: cL1rg2las Advertisements.
I.Acco"rS far !As@Hi&'N% "nt Job 'orE ~;E
be presented far pa9m"W G"Tr'@r'g
Au te,tsrs bq mil mnA be !0% ra'd TO 'nS"re
elrncruai attention..
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ESFSrE-EE.A NJ ~ <,
From liz t.,.::~.;: I,ts';- :'',r;i:a'i.
PpO<pE.C% CR THE co IT0N
f'D tnE

The e,leulinn W.. hav.. bern enabled I"
give TO The recent Intelligence received
from abroad leads us +" a..ilS" III" cotton
n!an,rrs 1" sci th"ir I""s!':"" - So" a$
.lhev arp able In cary i! /" Il mnrkFi: lh''y
81 .ull not, IN any account. store il and
~ !, for better prices: f.r il Is our opinion
thai the Irirc uf ,hG g:2nt staple If 'hr
southern ser:inn Of lFc urlDn cannot la
prove, for sunlr time 10 c 'inr, though that
price mas be subject - tlmmcrrrllomS. II
is prnpcr that we should rive. aid rs
briefly as wc can. the reasons for an upn-
ion thus rmIfrnineI and expressed.
1t is now Will Hscrrt";nch that III"
pro l.ciinn "f cotton is in advanc" .! TIE
consump.;on, aid will C. n,iuue /" h" 81.
un,i! the cultivation Of thai <'ap'" is r,":h
reduced! in The cn:."n growing countries;
end as lhpre iS NO lih"lih""I "f this cir
cuns.anrcin The Uniirt States, Texas, lhc
E:s, Indies, amd :,trr countries, il Is r"a-
s.,;.al,!c To cnmclnde that III" prndncti"n
will cnr:inuc t. aiivancr. hrvonL The con
s:,-up;:3n. until The raw material becomes
mere druy in tlp cotton markets, w"cn
is cultivation will have necessarily To
can BE- appropriated to ether kinds Of cNl-
,ur".
=. 9. Until the wear 1854. the annual crop
Of tho United S,a:ca vas moi marli beyond
the demand for consumption. Sine that
time the crops have. Increased 10. 90, 50,
and 40 per cent. while the demand has
ONLY i creased 10 and l5, and in one year
abou 60 per ccnt. Thus the demand in
the wears preceding 1924, beyond the sup
PLY, led tn an extra cultivation of the raw
material. which has been continued ever
since. The crop If 1881 am unirh L.
9S0,G00 bales; five years aEer IN ! 800,
600, and in 1871 t. l,6.N.0;0. The ,rrl
ofthis vrarmay amount To !.SG3.G2,i bales.
10000 more than last year. The expert
to Europe during the year cn'ing Iiir Isl
ofIhiS month amounted /, |, ,tGC Geo hal"S,
showing an increase over The preceding
wear of 5000 bales: hui il will have III
bear IN u'irt. tha; the s;urks in Europe,
by the latest accounts, are rXlraurdinariIN
large; that The demand frr the new crops
will be moderate uniil these stocks arccX-
IauS:-r!, a..d Iia before -urh sl"rks are
ent;:ci, "vhan>!"d Ihr supply from The
new crops will "p?rnr Ia market in large
uuaniti-S. So that If the crop If Ihr T.
~,a,a amunuis t." u, rr imIrrl lp 7A0 :
0D0 Allc<. III" Surply cannot fail In h., l..
advance ..r the d"rand. With the pres.
ent s,nrks on hnnI in iiar"p", il Is "nr
opinion that Grrar RrIlain will mol rrqHl!,
+ more thaa 500 10 $50, 800 brl's "f he new
crop, France from 80 10 3j0.0JO bales al
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sister "f Edward, the 9Th, who was thr
son Of Henry the Sh. who was the cold.
hIlohed murderer Of his wives-anh snn II
Henry the 7ih-whn slrw Richard the 81,
who smo hrrrd lis nephew Edward the 5.h,
Who was the sou Of Edward The 4th, who
.rth bloody Richard slrw Henry the 6sh.
vino surc.'c:Iri Henry The 5ih. who was
son "f Henry the All, whn vas the
cousin ofRrharl the 81. whn was the s"n
If Elwar lh" 81, who Was The son Of FL.
ward lhr 81. who was the son of fEiwarJ
he lst, whnwas thr son of Henry tic ,
who was The son of J"hn, who was the
brother If Richard the first, who was the
,on # Henry the 2nd, VIM was The son
nf Maii'!a. the Gaug ht"r Of Henry the Isl. .
tho was The brother nf william Rufus.
v hn wa ihc s,m "f Wi!ian, tIi" ConqGcror.
who was the son of Il prostitute.
True Issue.
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RHODE ISLAND COMMEMORATIVE following
is synopsis of lie article reported by the!com-
mttee on suffrage;
Section provides that every male citizen of
the United States, either native or naturalized,
twenty-one years OF age, resident in the State
one year, and in the town where he offers to vote
three months, who is possessed of a freehold
qualification within the State, OF the value OF
Sl34, shall have the right to vote in all cases.
Section provides that every white native ci-
tzen of the United States, twcnty-one years of
are, a resdcr. in the State two years, and three
months in tie town where he offers to vote, who
shall have had his name registered before the
first Monday of October, previous to the time of
voting, and who shall have paid tax of 81,
either assessed or voluntarily, into the town,
treasury; or who has been enrolled in military
company, and equipped according to law, has
done du!y therein within the previous year, or
within tie same period, has been member OF
chartered engine, or other fire company shall be
allowed to vote upon all questions.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-10-12

Ring IForm.-Thc following simple
application is cure for The Ring Worm
Take small quantity of first rate gun
powder and dissolve it by rubbing it will
spirtle and apply it to The part effected I'M
ill il shall become saturated which will
produce The desired effect. Ii however
may be- necessary, in some aggravated ca
>rs tn aprly il in this way some two cr
three mes.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-10-12
SEN.rIalE,r!,T.!

"11y hands are like tic !oses,
Sly tcc,h rs black as jet;
Ny hao:s tho: piach n:y tocses,
Ard :!ly lips have never met.
Iy i;o:,fs:ays haze 10 .ishtaess,
For n rarr"i toed;
| mr.cr rode Il horse but once,
AZ. bat tiiHs | was throWcd.'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-10-12

an rErctucl cure far a. Fellon. .--Ba,he
the !,rr. effected in ashes and waler-takc
the V Tx Of an egg. six drops Of the spirits
Of lurpenlinr, few beet leaves cut tine, il
small qraniiv OF hard sn"p, add one tea.
spoonful of burn, salt, and one of Indian
neal, il never fails 10 effect cure if APP
piled in season.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-10-12

Most ilnERI3LE.- lille daughter Of
Mr. Benjamin Floyd. about three years Of
arc, got up early yesterday morning, and
ucnl up stairs wErrc.a la,npWaS burning,
while til" "ol',eT stepped into lhc next
door n.chhrr's on al rrrand. Upnn re-
turning, she missed he child lrnln lhr low
rr room; and rccniccliag that she had
given h"r prrmi>>inn To gn up Stairs, was
about seeking h"r, when she h ard gruan
and knncHina at the door. She. hastily
opened il. aud found her child lying against
it-a blarkcned cnGrr! 1t is surprised
she had taken down the lamp, whirh set
fire tnhrr clnlh"s, and burned them com
pIrt-Iy from her body, when she rrawlrd
dnwn stairs rs We Il as she was able. Her
face and neck were most h"rriby mnlila-
.e;l, hr: eyes entirely burned oiit. aud her
hnwrlS and kidneys nearly cnnsu"rd!-
iThr little sull''rcr fingered until three
o'clock in the .f;rrnnon, when death cl"<rd
her annrirs. When will parents lean
caution in trusting their children with
linhrs? y. tNrOra. \