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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-18

yksAA. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
HSR:SI A House and Lot on the North side Of Ross
RSll street. nearly opposite the intersection OF
EA Paca street, having front of 20 feet on Ross
street, and running back 100 feet to an Alley subject
to ground rent OF per annum, will be sold bar
gain This property is situated in the most healthy
part of the city, and from the many improvements
making in the neighborhooA, very profitable invest
ment may be made. Apply at the Clipper Office, l4
Baltimore street mS dtf
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BASI& ETs. A large as
IA soStment of various patterns and sizes, for sale
at reduced prices at No. 10 N. CHARLES ST., near
the new Methodist Church, .
jy9 lw G. Il. WEIMORE CO'
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-18

GHEAP LAWNS. Just received lot of very
q handsome LAWNS fast coors different styles
from ANYTHING in the market at the very low price OF
Isa and rs cents per yard Call and see them.
EDWARD ]. RICHARDSON,
ino No. 81 Baltimore street.
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

Alfred T. Conklin, 335 Madison street-wife cui
of the liver complaint.
Mrs White, Keeps an extensive boarding hou
No. State street, had liver compaint-lIte was a
paired OE-was cured by using the SaTsapaTllla.
Joshua Mortun, 40 Morton street, wife cured OF
ease of bloed and son of bad sores on head and boz
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SSTPUATI0N WANTED. BYa young man
y in a wholesale dry goods store, as salesman or
book -keepcr-the very best of ref rences will be
given, as regards character, qualification, &C
Apply quickly at
iyll No. 10 Exchange Place.
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SITUATION WANTED. By young man
y either as an assistant or porter in grocery, flour
or commission store, any other respectable busi-
ness where he could make himself useful TO his EN-
pOyer-good references as to character, &c, gVen'-
Applyat --,,.-.,,,
LEWIS f. SCOTTl, Exchange Place,
few doors from the corner of South,
iel9 Nearly opposite the Exchange.
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PILES.
Thomas Smith, Printer, 1862 NassoL street, 80 story
cured of long standing and aggravated case ot pies
lanes P. N elson, Harlem, was afflicted with The
blerding piles for years, was entirely relieved
by using this remedy. His daughter of Eryslpelas;
and general female arrangement
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Mrs Conquest, 1871 Broome street, cured of nsrv-
ous debility and n variety of complaints. THIS lady
was so severely afflicted that part the time she was
unable sleep, even to converse win heflffehus
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w A N T S &.

WKTANTED-A good middle aged House SER
Wv WANT in small family. Apply at the Ciip
Der office, fri NIo
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THE. NAV

Sometime ago, tho Secretary Of The Navy recommend
ed increase oi the Navy, IN the prospect n hos'l'
ties and afterwards. mcany shtonk from tho resp onsb'l
heads OF the Naval Bnreaux lie has NOW taken anu
tack and recommends very great reduction of the
her OF o,es all grades ia the service. lhus he pro
poses 10 reduce the number o Captains from Is Is
Of Commanders ifom " 50 and of ieaienants from
321 10 24O. lie prop abolish the oilice OF Soc.
Teiafy To Cummodofes, eud that OF Cap,ains Clerk
lie suggests two modes OF reduction. FIRST. simple
discharge Of the Ulcers To be rid Secondly put
them iurlough--h0se having been twenty years in
service receive hall pay; and those Who have
seen fifteen years service halt shore pay; and ,hose who
have been less than fifteen yeats in service, 10 be emil
tied to receive the bcnef, of the pensiun laws when
married or disabled. II the assumed oil officers
discharged, the saving Mr. BANCROFT est ma er.
would be about $500 600 per annum.
There doubtless good many iii ers in each rank.
who supernumsares, ard whn ought 10 he pac
ed upon retired list So far the recommendation Of
Glued support il. We do mol believe ,hre is
enough Of eleeve officers the list, II reference be
had the increase Of force. which long take
place. Let the Secretary makea retired list, aud thus
provide for the aged and n' iienl and give chance for
The promotion Of those in the prime Of lie. We have
idea that Congress will sanction his recommendation
With already commenced, and another not m>
probable, this is not the time 10 break down the spirit o
/, the nayy by pretended REFORMS
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w AR AlI.ASTi

We are PANIED to state that our worst fears in res
lion 10 the safety of Gen TArLoRs army are but too
lRey 10 be realized u will be BY the extracts Civ
en- IN to days psper that the Mexrans have taken the
initiatives crossed the Rio Grande in considerable force,
that the result of the first rencontre has been ds,s-
trous to our arms; ard that moreover Poin Isabel the
depot of sures and provisions of our army has in all
probability, fallen into the hands of The Mexicsns We
consider the situation of Gen Taylor eninen,y critical
We do not believe he will be attacked in his enirencled
canp-s'ill less do we dread The result if he be- Oar
apprehension is that he will be cut off from his supples
starved out III his present position and forced into of
ienslve operations, belre rencemens IAN reach him
against vastly superior fces. Point Isabel is between
thirty add forty miles northeast If Maampras and the
Intervening country Is pretty much of desert Nlata>
moras Is some forty or fly miles ADORE the mouth Of
the Rio Claude and We presume it would be impossible
Tor supplies AID fenlOrreMens be pushed up that rv,
er with enemy on each hank even if we had armed
steamers Of light drauaht. The region lying betN cen
he Rio Grande and the Nences is DESERT and retrea
it would be impossible There will be no lack of
10 reinforce Gen TAYLOR. The call for volunteers
will be promptly esp ndcd TO- Ia Texas Louisiana ana
other in the South.Nesi. But if they proceed
10 join him in detachmens, they will probably be cut Of
and, il they walt 10 be concentrated and organized twill
be too la'e.
We await the next news with the deepest anxiety.
We have every confidence ia the prudence ealantfy and
skill Of the General, his officers and men II ihey hay.
enemy but The Nexcans Ia encounter, we do not fear
that the Iusre ol the American arms will be Iarnshrd
but famine may prove too much for discipline or cour.
aye.
We Iamenlthe fate Of our gallant, friend, Cap. Thorn
ron lie served Throughout; the Florida war and was
distinguished Tor his bravery and enterprise.
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GEN WORTH.

Il is thought. pretty generally, that the President
will not receive he resignation Of Gen WORM, and that
the mal. may be arranged 10 enable him 10 remain
N the service Brevet rank has been the fruitful source
of difficulties and misunderstanding for ihniy years past
and the rules IN relation To ii still undetermined. Cul
UucucocK is senior to Gen. WORTH in linear rank.
The lalies beye would formerly have given hlm pre-
cedence when serving in detached Cups bni some new
decision reduced Gen. WORTH 10 the command Of
regiment in Gen Tayors camp, and thus he ieit him
seltbound by Of duty. TO himself aud to lbose of
his brother filters who er bfevet rank to resgr He
rendered his services however 10 Gen. Eayor 10 be
pIoyed in any way he could be useful. Gen. NoRTH
is now III Washington.
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o. 1t VIII be that the action Of the =. NJ. Gen
era founded upon the opinion of the Attorney General,
the Post Office law passed al The last Session Of Con
gress, has been severely commented upon in tie House
of Represea atiyos, by some Of his own political party
1t will be remembered that Congress in reducing The post
age. did not increase The per eeniage OF allowance To
Pusnasiers. Ofcouse, in the vast majority Of inslan
ces the emoumenis ui the Offices throughout the
try dlsproportonae To the trouble and response
biv that the incumhenis were about to resign almost
In this conuncuTe, lie L. M General turns
ed to the law and found Of money expressly ap
proprated to meet any deficiency which might occur
in the revenues of the DEPARTMENT. from the reduction Of
postage and submitted the quesun to the Attorney
General whether this sum could mol be applied 10 MAX
ing up the deficiency Of the compsslon allowed by the
law to the which the poslmaslers received du
ring the corresponding quarters OF the preceding year,
The Attorney Generals opinion in favor Of his
struciion Of the law. W think the construction fair
one and are far from blaming the Z. NJ. Gene,al Tor
acting upon it, Had he not done So The whole Posi-
Office establishment would have been derangsd.
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EErRoCEssIoN OF ALEXANDRIA.


II will DO seen By The proceedings Friday. that the
BILL. for the recession OF much OF The District }, Co
lnmha. lies this side OF the Potomac 10 the State
of Virginia has passed the House of Representatives by
very decided vote. The debate 10 which IL gave rise
VAS pquani and interesting. Tile mpurstion upon The
motives which influence the friends OF the measure.
madeby Mr.. Payne. OF Alabama al once ridiculous
and imper;ioen, and SUCH promptly resented by
Gen. Bailey and Gov, McDoacll. The fact Is. that.
for some time, II re>snneXed Virginia. the people Of
Alesandrla must DO without political weight. The
own will be added 10 the county oil Fairfax and both
gsher send but member 10 the House of Delegates.
We are heartily rejiced that the Bt has passed tho
House aud trust thai It's fate in the Senate cannot
be considered doubtful. We shall hail The rearn of the
rood old town 10 the busnm of the Old Dominion with
sincere pleasure. We shall annex no alien people
Though for half century, living withou, the pale Of
our laws and under anomalous political jurisdcton
the Alexandrans have ceased 10 be Ntgnans In
manners, feelings and habits. They still bone Of
our bone and flesh Of flesh and though they return
not prodga children. when they ro-assemble around
the family hearth the la..d cali should ba Killed and
Tho voice of iy and sladuess be heard IN The house
hold.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-14

% A very interesting trial occupied the Circuit
Court of the United States in Washington, for the
whole last week, and was terminated by postpone
United States against FRANCIS Thomas, late Governor
OF Mary land, FIR libel. Many of our readers NAV have
heard of the extraordinary pamphlet, published about
year ago, by this gentleman in relation to his d,Lestc
difficulties. Ia this pamphlet he alleged that, before her
marriage to him, his wife had been seduced at the house
of Col. BENTON her uncle, who aware of the fact
&C. For this Col. Benton bad him indicted for libel
On the pat Of the prosecuin there were engaged p
Il. FENpALL, f O.. Mr.. CRTTENpEN and Gen. WAD.
by THoMPsoN. For the defence, Gen. WALTER
JONES ami Mr. MAuLsBY, of Maryland. A motion
made by the delepce, stpone the cause in
sequence of the absence Of Mrs. LINN Of Missouri by
whom the seduction expected to be proyed-he sedu
Ger oeng her late husband the Senator from that State
The motion strenuous resisted number Of cuai.
era points discussed and disposed Of The speech-
Of the counsel exceedingly able and eloquent and
were listened 10 by crowded audiences from day TO day
AlIusiun to the merits of the could not well be
voded in the discussion of The various incidental points
These seem have made, generally in COED taste and
feeling by the counsel on both Sides and from their
iure. could not fail to inspire the deepest interest in the
that the case be poned until November and that
the deposition of Mrs Linn may be taken, within fly
days, provided it be made apparent that her presence
cannot be secured.
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% We published. in our last. an extract from the
Charleston Mercury characterized by very bitter spf
II towards the administration. The official organ, IN
noticing the Mercuys demoosiratlon is exceedingly Sc
we're. These dssentons in the great democratic party
are very distressing. The wing journals, subjected TO
the lash Of the Editor of the Union may console them
selves under the casgaion, in view OF his dennnc ia
linn in unbounded terms. of OF his coaborers in the
Democrat. vineyard. The Mercury has never number
ed amonq its recommendations, those of fobearance and
discretion. and may look for slashng rely There
is every prospect of very pretty QUARREL which, being
family one, cannot fail 10 be bitter and Interesting.
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TuE ADJOItRNNENT.

The National In. sIgencrr. few days sioce. stated
that there was an uuders,. "ding among The dominant
party in Congress 10 adjourn alb :, me muuie o' 1uy'
and 10 postpone the settlement Of the e.A questions o'
the Tariff the Sub treasury. g. until The ne> aesS'on'
This announcement threw the official organ ino n, VI
hyslerlcal herccs With unwonted energy il denounc~
ed the proposition as an insiduous Wing scheme, aud
denied peremptorily, that any such intention existed
the part Of the Democralic members Of the House
We'll, on Thursday last, Mr.. STEPHEN ADAMS, Dem,
ocrac member from Mississippi offered resolution. pro-
posing adjournment the 18th July, but, not being
in order, it could not be considered without pen.
sion of the rules % motion TO suspend, tho vote
l0 To o. II failed, therefore, in consequence OF 1t
requiring vote Of thirds 10 suspend the rules-bu
the result shows decided majority IN favor OF an early
adjournment, " bich we have doubt will take place.
The Union protests against in the Of the people
We do tot perceive that edlct of the Baltimore Con
venlion is addnced against it, This affair, as well as
many others, shows that the Editor Of The Ualon 10 not
in the confidence OF his own party.
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SYO.W.sCRy PUMPS
TO Travellers Goi.g .sorfh.

TRAVELLERS going North will find their most
L comoriable expeditions route, 10 be by the Rail
Road aud Steamboat line constituting the great Mail
ruule bia Fredericksburg and w ashnslon City.
Passengers, by this line reach baltimore tn ies on
he day OF their leaving RIehmond Philadelphia in the
course o the night, and New York by II M. The next
day thu. being Philadelphia hours befre pas.
sengeis by The james River and Bay hols reach Bal-
more asd ia New York in % hours after lea wing Rich.
moud, besides avoiding the uncertainties Of line neces-
sary exposed still greater delays from rough weather,
storms, Sc.
Fare from Richmond to Washington, S..
" ~ Baltimore. 1868
THOMAS SHARP, Agent
Office II. r. 81 P. Il Il. Coz ol Transportation
Rchn,und, May IL l2tif
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THOUGHTS ON HEAVEN.

There is Heaven Of sweet repose,
Home beyond the silent tomb.
place secure from human woes.
Where pain and meier come.
There. sacred bliss ard peaceful res:
TO weary. laden souls are given.
And pures love fills every breast;
sweet are Tie Tranquil JOYS OF Heaven.
M sorrow breaks that soft repose,
There all Is calm and pure delight,
\ stream OF endless pleasure h1ws,
And radiant beams dlsIel the night
Fair trees in these EysIan bow'fs,
The fruit Of life eternal hear,
Aud there, sweet amaranthlne hpa'rs
For ever flourish fresh aud fair
Perpetual Spring increasing reigns.
And verna flow eIs for ever blnw,
Immortal beauty decks the plains,
And streams # lIie eternal flow.
When shall leave This world below,
The sacred JOYS of Heaven TO sharel
For ever free rom grief aud woe,
Nor pain nor anguish enters there.
few more short revolving years,
Ard all my sorruws will be o'er;
The cares of earth, its hopes and fears,
Will soon disturb this breast no nors.
My soul released from grief and pain,
Shall soar 10 worlds dlviuely lair;
Where joy aid peace eternal reign
Weep not for me when am lhere!!
The Richmond Christian Advocate will please
npy.
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FOR RENT.


Groccrs and Gon,missioG Merchants,
a RE receiving, and have in slore, large stuck
"a III Groceries, purchased IN Richmond. B,ltim TO.
PhIade phIa and New York. chiefly Tor cash. and since
tho decline Their stock Insists In part Of
80 hhds, n, o., Porto Rico aud 81. Cr,x Sugars,
some very fine,
90 ierces aud barrels n. O. clarified do
20 boxcs aud barrel, loni crushed and lump do
800 bags Rio. Laeara and Capo Coffee.
20 do Java and Maracaibo do very fine,
200 sacks l.,verpuol ground Salt
30 a. sacks do
5000 lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather,
20 hhdo. and bbls N. o. F. X and Sugar house
Moasscs.
hid. Golden Syrup, very SUPERIOR
hid. extra do "
Go bbs, N. C. clipped llerrngs,
bills family Roo do
10 half bbls. - do
10 hall bills. family Shad,
90 TINS country Bar and l'redeQar Iron. embracing
large assortment, round square, hand, &e,
ton American Bsiered Steel,
500 double Shear aud Cast do
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns. Louisville Factory.
$500 do do Monticello do
800 kegs lining, box, fence and cut Nails, Sd to 6
inch
10 barrels Tanners OIL,
Sc Nova Scotia large and small Grindstonos,
2O0 lbs. best Caracas indigo.
1000 lbs. Dutch Umbro Madder
30 kegs rife. Doponl's aud Blasting Powder,
80 TONS Lump Plaster,
20 bbls ground do
tuns astlngs. assorted.
do Mould Boards. | and Nurse.
50 bags Shot, common aud buck,
1000 lbs, very superior White Lead,
Is doz painted Buckets,
10 duz wire Siflers,
20 meats iron bound Tubs, some very large,
1000 lbs. Lampblack.
500 lbs. Putty.
q n
80 boxes Hull * SONS aud Simpson. IallSw Can.
Il, boxes Sperm and Adaman,ne Candles,
i" judd's palenl, Sperm do
% boxes Soaps some very old and superior shaving
Soap.
1000 lbs. Rice,
%, 600 los. prime western Bacon,
1000 lbs. green Copperas,
1000 lbs. Gaubef Salts,
500 lbs EPSON do
1890 lbs. new western Feathers,
500 lbs. Wool.
90 bales 3.4, 8. A Domescs md Oznaburgs,
1850 lbs mass Liquorieo. genuine article,
10 casts Wool aud Fur Has.
IS duz Palm Leaf do
40 realms wrapping Parer,
20 do letter and writing do
100 lbs English Shoe Thread.
500 lbs Salaraius,
50 doz 3, 6 aud stran Bed Cords and Lines.
IL baskets fine Tobacco Oil,
10 doa. Axes,
10000 Cigars from common 10 extra fue,
500 lbs. Bar Lead,
II boxes Tia Pine, *
50 pair ladies' thick Walking Shoes, very low.
800 lbs. SPelier,
1000 lbs. American and Russia Sheet Iron,
bags heavy i}lack Pepper, &c &r.,
Together with large assortment ol Callcocs. blue Co'e
ION, Checks, Vesng. Panaloon Stufs, cotton and silk
llandkeIchirs. Pins. Buttons. Combs side and tuck
fine and coarse wagpnef's Buckets. Tar Cans Cotton
Lines coarse Shoes, Shoe Nails, Sione Ware, Nam
keens, suspenders, Cotton Hose, Nnlmegs, Bedlick-
ngs &c &c, the whole comprising OF The very best
selected stocks offered by any house in this
place which we are determined sell low for cash or
barter We cordially invite the attention Of our friends
aud he public generally 10 examination OF stock
May ii IS
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GENERAL. CONFERENCES.

Ths General Conference Of the Me,hodl.t Episcopal
Church. Sou'h.on Thursday last proceeded the eec-
lon OF two additional Bishops, whereupon. DR.. VII.
LIAM CarrRs. of the South Caolin, Conference, aud
DIR RoSrHr PAINE, Of the Tennessee Conference
we're duly chosen.
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Aeep'og The public money will amour, to psrceh,ag.
as ia'se Us sa' which II costs 10 collect it-wheress its
custody under she present system without charge to
The governn ent Verify. The Sub Treasury is dluge
rous and expensive party humbug.
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o. Neca the attention Of contractors to the rdver.
'isemcn, OF The Englneero of the $. w Turnpike, Tor
proposals TOT "ork 10 he done portion OF the road,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-14

Or The Steamer Cambria. which ran ashore Oh
Cape God, was gotten oil without injury aud is advert
iised to sail IN the regular day for Europe The Great
Western sailed on Thursday with every berth flled.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The belief of Catholics IN the sacrifice uf Mass viii
be explained, next SUNDAY. al Z. M. al the Catholic
Church All are invited.
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0pslTU AIRY.


her iathrr, near lynchhug, Miss Ann r. GROUSE, in
ihe 18Th year Of her age. She prles'ed religion in
ISL, and Jontd the Baptist CHURCH. IN thus place. 1t
was The privilege ot the Wtet Ia hspiise her aud
as her pas tor Tor lure years and he uul say. that
she WAS AN exemplary Chfsuan. llei own dying
wofds. the be,l her correct aud podly
lie. Let them speak. sent for To her, and
arrived about half All hour before SHE expired. On
.sring the room and, taking hold III hst hand which nas
ii. NJ Wei with the cold sweat oil death: said |. Sister
AMI how do Won i.el}o She replied "hnppvl-I am %.
ING ho.ne Jesus viii mel" shall pray for youl
"Oh yes Z" said She pray thai amy be aLrn In hca.
,enl"--''noi tur any lhng that have dore.' After
prayer sat beside her ted aM lnle then ste called
IL her mud said Bfpther Chrion. want You In preach
my funeral when an, gone" At this saying her sister
4 mother burst INTO ta,s. SISTER dan'i cfyl-"Moth-
Il du0't cD!-we shall meet IN lltaven'-'i can't
stay elh you. but you u'ne In me!"--'ell all my
friends In meet me IN lleavcn,"-"Good hytil" Aud
when she had SAID this tell asleep. Let die the
death Of The righteous and let my last end be like his
How slrkosly has Mt-, Ba'baud pictured her death,
IN the following lines:
How bst the righteous Wien he diss'
When sinks a Meaiy soul to rest
How mildly heam The closing eyes
How gently hraNes the expiring breast
Farewell. conflicting hopes aud tears,
Where lights and shade alternate dwcll
How bright the unrhanEIng morn appears
''>s''''''' JAMis 9. CLoproN.
o. The Republican, Religion, Herald Lexington and
fmeustle papers, will please copy,
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With genial iondnesa aud devoted care.
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n "" y, I ~ ~ In ~ $40 W.. ~ p'%9.',
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on the 2oth lnsi al the residence Of her father
IN iliisyVatla county MARTHA JANE. Youngest daugh
ef ol aap Samuel JtieFson IN The 22od year of her
age ms interesting and highly gifted lady had been
or years occasionally the subject If painful Affections
and, though sometimes cheeted with the promise of re-
newed health. aud seeming Ia all her friends restored
she obahly bore throughout tho seeds Of lnsdous
daeasr nhlch, ior the last six months steadily and
aainluy wastG the lfall tenement that confined her
immortal spirit Meek and uncom planning. she submit
ted the chaslehhg hand that lay heavy upon her,
aud suggestion oi friends. that she might raj
ly seemed for mone,t 10 shake her settled conviction
that her disease was inch able. With n smile III Get
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GAZETTE OEEECE ron Sill T..

The subscriber, intending 10 remove from Rockbrldge
county, offers tor sale the Gazette establishment. Pos.
session to be given the end Of the present volume
September next.
The Office is supplied wtla FIST rate hand Press,
and good stock Of printing materials.
Papers hch exchange with the Gazette, will confer
favor by inserting this notice. Correspondents will
please address o. BALDWIN.
Lexington, Ia
Nav A. 1886