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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-04
NTIRGINIA-Ix


VlRGiNiA-lN CnaNcERY.-At rules held
the Clerks the Circuit Superior Cour, of Nv
and Ch3nse for the County Of Lancaster Monay the 9th
Raleigh d Carer, Of John Carter deed and r.,
leigh Dunaway' administrator Of Esmond Basyc deed
ComFiainants.
John B'iiman and Cathane Margaret wife who was Ca
PGu n rsIs,iuL The her at law Of Elijah John Y.
assignee Of Nnney Percu the widow "a "a Eliab Joln
Margaret alias Peggy Percfu widow OF the sid John
Thomas Potts. surviving executor Of Elijah Perrn Iyir %
eiu and Elias Brent sheriff County and as such
full deed. 'O"" No iei''
The Defendant Thomas having entered nj. sppe,,
anee and given security according the act Assembly nd the %
Of this Court and appearing by satisfactorily evidence d
before the CcSk his oe of this com
monweah u Is ordered defendant do appear al
the Clerks Office Of sad the rules 10 be holden N,
the said Court the first Monday May next and answer the
nn OF INC 'ompainanis and that copy order be oh
Inserted IN some published the city Of Richmond
ior two months necessye and posted front door Of the
copy-resie.
fe i7-ew9r ron Il DuNAwAY. e. c.
l NCERi-Virginin:-M rules held in the CLERKS
oHc" Of Tho County Court the Monday In March Isga
ih','as w. "owie'l as'nee Of Hiram R. stephens Phf
Mathew e. Webster and Martha 49, his wifi, and u.r r.
late sheriff II Amelia, AMI nator of John weis
uec'' ana joint hoom deputy Of the said Henry Eancs
The defendant Mathew webster nj, having enerc M" NJ,
~ a sven seeui, According 10 the act Of Assembly
,ne Nues % t' Court ani Appearing by satisfactory evidence
'h' ne r. not an uhahan u this country ordered thai me
next and bin Of the plainiH and that 60 ~ ,
order De- inserted i'm sYre ns, .n,,e, W.,
y o, richmond Tor two months succcsvcy and posted AZ the
front door Of the Court house Of this county.
copy. Tcste,
NH l'-eW'w EGnERr c. LEIGH. C.
400 KEGS NO. WHITE LEAD
~ ~ roc boxes Pays soar-C casks Winter oil
$ S So..i,. wmsKEy
Landing and or sale By
m7I DAVENPORT, ,,,rx
E'REsH CAMPiiiNE SPIRITS GAs-N s,,ri, ina, ,...s
u aud fot salc by -'''' '''' received
"'S' ALEX DuvNLk Co
NEW BONNETS. &c
'0l received from New York assortment NJ ,.v- ~ n
nets beautiful Bonnet Ribbons ami Arttfr \, r1,,,., go
'',,"s ., "' A'' cheap I" %. CuNNtNCUAN's
"''' cha'p Cash Dry Good store
IgGt.G -EEO.-Ftcuch sugar ANA Nsrgs v,,,., n,
- sccd-fof sale low by wv
NH ~ WILLIAM rAtMTR
OHtHAHD GRASS sEED.-A nesh supply To- sale
NH ~ WILLIAM PALMER
EntLU rOrA rOTs.---Ne have In stor. T, cool
~ supply NJ Mercer Potatoes Tor sale.
NH is-ds, RovALLt MORGAN
FRENCH SLIPPERS-Kii q Morocco
kEALL1 BEAUTIFUL AND SUPERIOR
SAMNEi. PtrNEy would invite The attention 81 t,s l.,
per Whh DO can recommend ~ eine The aree that he has
had ~ long time Thy have been pronounced by ladies OF t
''''e TO be uneomulong handsome. For abe veylow
SAMUEL Ft~TNEY.
IeHANDH. GIN and ORANGES;-
- ~ hbs southampton Apnc unndy
~ d Norhen do GS
10 do County Gin
y boxes Oranges per Courn5u, ard M.rb, An, s al,
9I ---..-- JAS 4 Gro. WINSTON
New CROP tio CofTcc- $50 bog, new crop RIO Co.'S,
a 'eeeNins Tor SALE DUNLOP, MoNCURE a co
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Ny William. a Hn.nII.

On THURSDAY, the 9th instant at 10 oclock will
be sold IN front Of Office assortment Of Groceres
80 hhds. prime Porto Rico Sugars
10 do. Cuba clarified do
IL do. New Orleans do
% half boxes WOoseys double LOAF do
200 bags new crop Rio Coffee
40 do ST Domingo do.
25 do. old Angosura do
81 barrels Baltimore Whiskev recuhed
% do. Luther Felton's Rum
. do. old Monongahea Wbiskev
% do. Country Gin
5000 lbs. Baltimore cured Bacon
10 kegs Goshen Butter
10 casks do Cheese
% boxes sHl0 Window Glass
% do Columbia Starch
80 do Ekinions superior Candles
. do Richmond MANUFACTURED do
40 do brown Soap
~ uerces price ucw Rice
10 half tierces do. do.
half chests Young Hyson Tea
u TEEns-Under 800. cash; SIOO and ovcr 1 mos
for approved paper 0'' '''9
sp4 WILLIAMS & HAXALL Auctz.
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onTIIuRsDAf morning Apni Of store eommsne
ing nj 10 O'Clock sha or reserve IS prime
Mules daily expected from the country
aP INLoEs 4 BROTHER Anet.
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TO FAMILIES AND lNVALIDS!

Il
u ALDNESS.-BALN or COLUMBIA, for the
~ HAIR which VIII stop falling or restore i, on bald
places and on children make rapidly who have
70 Find the Of CoMsToCK CO on il or never try
Rheumatism szs L-AuENE:Ss positively cured a.a al
A- s, ana l'-.ss are restored IN the oil by the
yer without The name OF CoMsToCK CO on it
PILES &c. wholly prevented or governed the aaeL
STOCK co.
SEX heaaaehe either from or bilious Hundred. Of
families are using with great Joy.
DIR. EEPectornnt, taken in time will
geNenL OF cure al inepeni Coughs Coils and Consumption
Remember the name and get COMSTOCH'S.
DaIIcy's Magical Pain Extractor SaIx.--Tb.
and SCALDS.
TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE LEATHER IN ANY FORM
OIL OF TANNIN, Or, Leather ResIorer: A SEw
CHEMICAL DEsoovERT Mos people that skins and hides are
converted into leather BY the Of Tann from certain
When the force and strength the Tannn is worn out .a,b
er becomes dead hard dry brittle, covered with crs
&c ~ al Ss01 TO restore then life sef-sgf -ostzc,s e.r
'-00tiHeIs and ny or hlsrr-,,r, "a
tbs substance the leather second eBub.
whole virtues Of are IN this article The OIL OF TANNIN which
GENERATES the s'aes and hars leather II has been
Use and Il tears easily with fingers mparts AT o.ee
Strength tai utterly incredible until like
uler' IN all respects with delightful soness and p,h an ,E
al leather completely and perfectly aie-parteua
ooo so- carnage tops harness hose trunks and IN ct all
things made Of leather giving splendid polish higher than new
manner the leather IS used THESE ARE FACTS
CORNS.--The French Plaster is a sure cur.
East Indian Hair Die, the hair anv shade vo,
wish. but VII not color the - 49,
Inns spread PiaStcrS; better and more nice and us
ai areIe never was made Al should them regularly
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COMPOUND EXTRACT
There = no other PREPARATION ofsaapar that can exceed or s.
ms YOU are sure to get Coroek Superior to an
others IL does not require putting
KaImstock's Vermafure viii .r,s,,,. N w.. -.
shdren or adults with certainty quite astonishing
Horses. that have Ring Bone su,vn Win4C,rs a. -
cured BY ROOFS SPECIFIC; FoUNpERED Hor.es en-,
hin
horsemen' ~ 1N
foT sale IN Richmond BY Peyton Johnston and Gavpo I-
en- one door above the Bel Tavern Norfolk by santos T,
IN Petersburg Va by Rosscr & Anderson.
de 25-claf6r
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FREsH SPRING GOODS-

NE have received by the packets ynchburr Leontnc
w Manchester from New York. large very complete as
Dry Goods suited present approach
NIL OF which have been purchased
and offered wholesale and advance on the
for cash. accepnneesSupcr Blk bk
and blue BLK hgd silks rich Foular and Fancy rd
Silks style rhin and Printed Moucns Chays
Alpaca Luses and Baounes Painted Lawns.
plain worked checked and striped Null TaIl
Jacone and Bishop Lawn Brocadc
hams French English and American Caeoes prices
Furniture Caicocs AMI Marseics Quilts Ladies' Bhck
English sk ose andIial Hose; Raw sk Morayan. White
Mixed and Black Hose; Gencmens
HOSE Irish Linens Linen Cambueks and Lawns; Plain
and Revere Bodered Thread ak. Gimp
Ashbuon Laees and Edgings and Cam
Insertng and Egng Bonnet Cap Hat
Satin Rbbands Silk and Cotton PRINCES Bobhin Egngs
fine and medium brown French Linens heavy Linen Dnrs
plain gd Grape Clmblets Victoria Coth
Dap de Ate and Gambrnon; brk and cord SILK Mis
Thread Gloves; German Buraps buck Dowas SILK
and Cotton Umbrellas Paraols Cloths and
vesngs bleaeed and cold every quality
width and price
VALENTINE BREEDEN A 60,
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NOTICE.

NUTIUE.
TNHE Subscriber having resumed business
q established stand informs ms friend. in tn
country that he prepared with cheap s.oeees
Tor cash Feeling assured by long experience IN the business
and the satisfaction he gwen he cannot but o
that hs old friends aud those who purpnse Of
laying IN their will before irchl.
sing elsewhere assuring them the pnces correspond the
~ 49,
~ PARTICULAR attention VIII be paid TO the sales nf produce
kinds RICHARD = MASSIE
NH 2l-cst
- fave BILLIE E>.--staye and heading Bllets wanted
- tor inc use Of the Peuieutary. NH 2l-c4t
~ OllC Ely virtue OF authority VI sted In
me by Or paues interested and for DUR
poses therein mentioned Will proceed SATURDAY the
2'nd diy Of Apul public in front OF the
Eagle Hotel in the Town county Virginia
the interest ~ Isaac Hicks concern Of Maj,
shcPherdson Co sale NJ when fun I'M
euIAIs wiH be made known J. J. FARIS.
lI-ctd-
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SALE OF SIAYL.s IiN,,,-a - -, IN. .rn1,..r.

SNbE Or SLAVES UNDrsk OF TRUST.
virtue of deed % made
~ ls's by David w. Branch and the purpose n
securing AdolPh bh sntorse
record IN the odee u be Count % CITY u Re
nond shall Frdiy the 9Th day Apr ~ oclock IN
'front.' ~ the Rel Svern in the City Of ~ Pablo
auction n the highest bidder realty money the following .is-
70 wit Robert Rem. Warner Henry, Nelson Anthony
James anoer of the of Ben. Dennis
the inerea ot the cmars II an, h~r
De- The Title IN these saves gosi bu, aer- a
trustee shall the Bills o purchasers convey only seh
ute ass vested in me by the deed CONWAY ROBINSON
he above sale will he conducted Dunlop Moneura
a Co. Auets. =
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Crust Sales.
ny ba.,.p. we.@ur. 4 40.
RUST SALE or VALUABLE. HOUSES AND
n-rc

TRUST SALE or VALUABLE. HOUSES AND
LOTS.
virtue % deed q Rni day ~ ssstert~s
- irts ~ uavd NJ Ranch ant VIE n rs., 81
sIns Al ph ha az SniorSss o. AID Rrsnch t~hes 81
fotn ~ N. ores o. The Count uastnr- Cr ~ Rsh
nofi sa On Friday III 2ist Anr nsx AZ m. prr-.
sa Al public auction hrhc<t bsa-t t rOsfv
MONEY ne blowing pfcr~sty. ockra vrsv,,
nosty OF bot AMI N The CIV n Rsn-.i "a M -
Cary street Eonnue 50 fst nd strrr al rr
eaek 81 feet inches being % as an A s
IN tn sneroon that desirable er .. uesh I.
err ted e dwelling hos-- of be aid nsnch containing IN s,,
on siser III sect inches and running et 10 .
10 an sry u feet Wild; also alley su -
containing foni a. 80 n running baek tsi n 10
men !" - aney ao house and ne city.
OF street containing font nehe. auf run
nn back 30 feet nehes 10 a-y which hos as ~
- al present occupied by Thomas Walden t
properly believe to b. good but acting sau convey a.
cnNtN ~ ,,,,.,>.,,,s =
eThe above sale conducted By ses.r Duniov Mcrsu.
q - NheA NH
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CARYSBROOKE SALE.
IOth ApDTT

LAND FOR SALE.
~ ILL be sold at Hanover Court. house. ON
TUESDAY, the esth day Of March fair II not thu
next fair day thereafter e32l acres. bs
ing 70 The estate Of William w Niche deedhe said land lies =,
me % Tue Aeehanieksve and Brook adtors
the lands OF Joseph e. Ningheh others Also another trace
yng on The Pnopo;omoy Creek Containing 3 acres and an.
he lands OF Wilson b. Clrke Albert and other. Term,
to be made known he day Of sale
JAMES P. HOPKINS and
PHILIP a. JONES.
Administrators Of Wan. W. Niche Jsed
Hanover county, March 4th ls41 NH -
The above se Of the lands belonging estate OF Wr
" ehe deed postponed until the April Hanover County
Court when they Will certainly
2s-ctds TuE
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lNDlGO-40O lbs. superior quality, Tor sale by
u ap4 PEYToN JOHNSTON.
4 UrrEKAS, prime arucie, IN nhus ami bar
~ rel-, for sale by apt PEYToN JOHNSTON.
MARYLAND PENfTENTIARY
SHoEs LACED BOOTS OF the various kinds and sizes, for
~ sale To DEALERS, reduced prices.
Baltimore, April lst3. AZ 3-eoits
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" lkGtNiA-lN CHaNCERY.-At rules held
in the Clerks Office Circuit Superior Court Of law
and Chanee for the County Lancaster Monday the 6h
day OF February, ls43.
Raleigh D. Carter administrator Of Carter deed and Ra
leigh Dunaway administrator Of Esmond Basyc. deed
ComFiainanis.
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NEM STORE

PEAKE, JONES WINSTON
N part Of - "
- hhds New Orleans Sugars various qualitie.
do Porto Rico, best quality
? do St
1000 lbs Wooscy a Woolseys best Loaf
5000 do Java, Lagura RIO and other CoGees
10000 do Family and Western Bacon
Together with Goods usually kent IN the 49,,
establishments. - ~ 80
ny arrivals daily expected from New Boston they will
be IN receipt Of their OF Puughs embracing every d
one to three horse all Of which BE- sod al sr, ~,
vance Goods purchased Of them any part OF m
city, free charge. f ~ "'e
praEr rnNps ,-r...-...-
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COMMISSIONERS SALE0F SLAVES

OUMMlDDlUNEhS SALEUF SLANtS
R1 virtue of n decree of Chesterfield Count,.
Court pronounced the 9th ofes for sale 10 the
highest bidder at Chesterfield Court second Monday
10 Apr next several slaves lately held Tahiha Firth now
deceased as her dihutive share ofhsr husbands estate
ern-Cash viii be required costs Of -t
ana expenses Of sale and credit Of sir nonhs vii
given on bonds with good security
mr4-eit BLACKMoN CHEATHAM Comm
IL ACoN-I5UOO lbs baltimore cured Bacon no. ,ound
- beautiful article, andng from Marietta for sale
un Wv JAS 4. PATTEsON.
SCGAk CURED HAMs-A superior article for family a-e.
A.
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D Editors giving the above insertions anil an cdi
iora notice will be entitled the through year
send papers marked Family Magazine Richmond Va NH ~
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MILITARY NoTICE-The April COMPANY muster Of The Co..
4'H Pany commanded by G. " Johnson Regiment Virgin
Militia wiz be held on Tuesday the 4ih April O'Clock p NJ
the usual place Foushees Garden By the Captain
g-2t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-04

(RANDH. PORTER, SC very hne London Dock brandy.
~ LONDON Brown Stout Do Pale Ale for sale.
ap ~ N u,pptsO~
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Agents rsanted throughout the State.

The subscriber having taken agency State viii
pleased TO employ Post Masters Ccgymen.
may wish TO act agents For particulars
&C please address the subscriber, postpaid
hrtU he tall. fran IA
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CHEAP GROCERIES.

w r are now receiving our Spring SUNNY oc
Groceries winch vi Be sold low. or cash or ~ ,-,
men ~ NE usual credit We invite %. county NsfsAant 10 r
@ FRY co.
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oar SUGAR AND TEA.-iO boIes Woolsey A Wo.ol.ey.,
~ Loaf Sugar Superior Gunpowder Tea Do Back DO rccI
per schr. LynehburR. sale.
ap3 w NJ UAnRtso<
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CHEAP FOR CASH.

To tountry Merchants.
- CIARDS - GARDNER, Importers and dea,er, in
IL - Foreign and domestic HARDWARE CUTLERY GrSs are
now receiving their spring supply respectfully invite the atrn
ton iCoIny merchants TO othe aornens ever Of
teed IN this orany other market price. To suit the tins.
Those who wshto invest their money advantage will a
ap3 Just below IN. H,l po,s ~,
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go ihe small wood House opposite Michael
Greucr Es9. ion street, sut,hi, er .r,,r o., -
water IN nc yard. Rent $3.50 n,h 20 INV y cHH
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or Any person either subscribing himself procuring new
subscriber 20 Sears Family Magazine for year
hitting ~ 90 current funds free Of all expense copy
Of that periodical for ycar and work
70 be kept subject 10 his order L. 81. HAROLD
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-01
.oERU fRON COMPANY.

JAVF', and will constantly keep in deposites VIII,
i J. the Agents at Burlington, Vt, Peru manufnc-
tured Maj IS and Iron of the following description.
to wit -
Nails
Sd, 3D. 3D. 6d 3d. l0d, I'D, 20d 2id BOD d0d s0d sod
SI9JKES-t inch, IL, 5, - and 6.
FINISHING NALLS-6d, Sd, rod I'D. mnnufae.
tured speciall , for finishing nice work
IJOOR NdL '.S-l2d, god, and Did
IRON.
Round mon, 3 g, ZIG, IL, gle, SIS Lie
81, IS, inch, = 1-9, | Ia, 3-s, IL. ib.s
81, inch 2i-4, 2 IL, 3, and 3 ~
SQUARE IRON- 2e, ZIG, IL, GIG, 5-s. ll.lG
81, 10, l. l-s ! Id, ! 3-s, 2, 2 l-2 inches.
BAND RON-l Ia, l-2, 3.4, q ID, ala
3-4, 8, 3 l-2, A. 4l-2, 8 nch.
TIRE ROM--l Ia, H. 1874, 2 wide, and from
3-S to 5-S thick
HORSE .SIfOE IRON, orions sizes.
NAME Nd SCROLL. l. pbN. do do
MARBLE Sd " PLAIL $, cut to order n
short notice.
The Perulron Co. manufacture the tirE5ods at Gin.
tonvlc, \. Y from Iron Of their own make. They
intend TO keep in the hands Of thcrageTfS more FIJI
and complete assortment than can be tuund in tho
State. II is believed that the goods from this esiab-
Ii>hmen are better manufactured, than those from
any other in its vicinity.
Purchasers are respectfully solicredto inspect The
Goods oiih~ Co.-FriccS low and terms as ia yor
able, as can lie Obtained IN the State
T. F. 81 w. l.. STRONG, Agents.
Aug 25th, 1872
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4 NAUTICAL ANECDOTE.

General Morris of the New Mirror, relates
the following anacdo'c in relation to Mr. Pre-
served Fish This gentleman, in early life,
was sea captain. One day his vessel was hail
ed by BRIG, when the following dialogue took
place" Ship-a-hoy!" "Ilallo! "Who's your
caplainl" "preserved FISH" "Who?" Pre-
served Fish" The master of the brig, think
ing he was misunderstood, and wondering at the
stupidity Of the opposite party, again applied the
trumpet to his mouth and bawlcd out" say,
mister, don't want TO know what your cargo
is but what's your captains Maine =
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81 CAN CALL SPIRITS FROM TIE VAST
DEEp."--This should be the language of
earthquakes. The great earthquake at
Point-aP threw up "A turtle, which was
10 md dead fcy days after the eruption it
weighed three thousand pounds. The shell,
if mounted, would make carriage that
would conveniently take six persons. This
monster was probably an nhabitant of one
of the coral urottos in the bosom cf the deep,
where he must have lived " in silent medi-
ta,ion for centuries.
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CONSUMPTION AND LIvERM.CO
PLAINTIFF!
DIR. LOR'S,
BAlSAM OF LIVFRW0RT,


TOR The curdol Coughs, Colds, Asthma, whoop-
L ing Cough, Caarrh, pains IN the side and breast
Bronchitis liver complaints, and all those affections
of The throat and lungs, which are source OF so
much suffering aud so often terminate IN CoNsuMr-
rIoS, thus remedy is Justly and highly distinguished
II is purely vegetable mild and gentle IN lis effects
upon the sysien and can lie taken IN the most deli-
cate cases with safely as well as well as utility. 80
extensively has It been used and often proved sue
cessiu even in extreme and apparently almost nope
less cases, not only palliative but as a remedy
that the proprietor feels no hesiencv IN introducing
it aud Recommending it 10 all who unfortunately
may have occasion TO resort to some means OF recov-
cry Physicians familiar with lis elects and aware
of the healing properties of this vegetable prel'ara-
and with the Medical Faculty generally, it has met
with more than ordinary appreciation.
CONSUMPTION.
| The following remarks taken from late
nun cr Of the Medical Macaznc:-
"The surprising elect produced by the genuine
| DIR. TaylorS BalSam of Bvcrwort, made at 3To
owery, IN Consumption cases, cannot fail exciting
q deep and thrilling interest throughout the world
We hayes long believed the disease (Consumption)
ncurallc, that 1t is difficult to credit our senses when
we see persons evidently conSumptve, restored TO
J health. Yet il is fact Of daily occurrence!
Certificates from the highest and most respectful bic
sources of persons who have either lcen greatly re-
lcvcd by il, or entncly recovered from affections OF
the lungs and liver could lie furnished in abundance
bnt we insert only the following =
| CERTIFIcATE.-"Be Being con>titutionay pre1spos-
4
| suffered severely from irritation OF the Lungs, ac-
| companed with cough and raising matter and blood,
together with severe pain in my ,idcund breast, I'll,
| was supposed to be beyond recovery, was induced
| lv advice Of DR.. Perkins, rs last resort to try
| "TavlorS Balsam Of Livcrwor," have taken five
bottles in all began to improve with the first b. T.
| tie, aud while taking the third, was so far recovered
| as 10 be able to get about. Since which time, by
conInuclu,c Of ii | am quite restored and able to
| attend TO my usual husLcss, To persons suffering
from coughs and affections Of the Lungs, do earn
| c.tlv reccommendit.
| (Signed) JAS. G. SCOTT.
Elizabeth City, n. c. Dec. l6, 1912.
For common cold aud cough, this is one Of the
very lest rcmsies ever discovered.
n. b. ThcTG is spurious and counterfeit article
a1oai, and lately introduced into this place. There
fore be careful to get the genuine, which is from 37i
| BUwery n. Y. and see that the new engraved wrap
per is on the bottle TO prevent counicrfcils.
| For sale by PECK & SPEAR, and LOVELY &
| SEYMOUR, Burlington; :. ii. Barnes, Charlotte
NJ. Hall, Hncsburrh VIM. Rhodes, Jr. Richmond
| June 80. VI
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lhG(,YgllR!!sllR!o
THE MOTHER pERisiliNG IN A
SNDAY STNkM.

rs sEBA SMITH.
The cold winds swept the mountains height,
And painless was the droary wild,
And and the Chcelless hours Of night
\ mother wandered with her child,
As through the drifting snow she pressd,
The babe was sleeping on her breast.
And colder sil the winds did blow,
Ald darker hours Of night anne on,
And deeper grew the drifts offs
Her limbs were child her strength was gone
"Oh, GolM she cried in accents Wild
"lf must perish, save my chlld!'
She stripped her mantle from her breast,
And barred her bosom to the storm,
And round the child she wrnppd the vest,
And smiled to think her babe was warm.
with one cold kiss one tear she shed,
And sunk upon a snowy bed.
At dawn traveller passed. by.
And saw h+ meath a snowy VET;
The frost of death was III her eve
Her chcpl, was cold, and hard, aud pale
lIr moved the robe from off the child,
The babe loo cd up and swooty smiled.
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GROCERIES.

IO Hhds. ST. Croix, Porto Rico and New Orleans
~ Sugars
~ Ton Lump and Double Refined Loaf Sugar
5 bbs. Crushed and Powdered do do
8 hhds Porto REQ Moasses,
10 bbls. New Orleans do
40 Chests Hyson, Hyson skin, Young Hyson
and Pouchong Teas
tons Saeratus,
% kegs and boxes Plug, Caveniish and Sheep
Tobacco.
barrel Lorard's Maccaboy Snuff
Is bbls Smoking and fine cut Chewing Tobacco
so boxes Bunch Raisins,
80 bags old Java, Gran Java Rio and Iaguira
Coffee,
do Pepper and Pmento. Also Starch, Gin
namon, Numegs, Cloves Pipes, Bur Lamp, Sperm
Candles Ginger, Cod Fish, Mackerel, Salmon, &c.
With the above, and many other Goods, we wish
to buy moncy and offer more for it than is usually
paid inhs vicinity. Purchasers are respectfully in
vted 10 call STRONGS,
Nov. II, 1912. 25
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JAMES IL. PEATT,
ROOT a. SHOE MAKER,

HAS removed his shop to Warmers row, opposite
II TO Towards Store, on Church Steeet. iehas a
large assortment OF Ladies aud Gentlemen's Boots
halt CATERS Booees and Shoes also, Misses and
Boys Thick Boots and Brogans all OF which he will
sell at very low prices for cash. All kinds of work
in his line made TO order, Please call and examine
his work and prices, he feels, confident that both viii
meet your appreciation.
Burlington, May 3, ls43 d9tt,